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Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
CHALLENGE COMPETITION
FROM THE WORLD.

The Comet Oil costs from 30 TO - cents per
gallon, and Is warranted 10 give onc-ihird moro
light and last onc-half longer than tho same
amount OF the best kerosene. II Is an article
tina, the public have long stood in need u, for
Kerosene, although u great Improvement over
the old tailow cnadlc, has. 10 say tho hest OF H.
Il grra, many disadvantages. In almost every
paper that you take up You read Of sotpc horrible
aecid,ni frn, he use cf ktros,ne.
Our oil Is perfectly non-cxp2sivc contains
no Naptha or l,euzinc, and Is compounded In
such ia manner rs TO render II perfectly safe In
any Kind Of lamp or burner, with or without
chimney. For hand lamps sneh as ARE asrd in
hc,es, offices, &c |, Is Just the Thing, as gives
beautiful bright flame aud can be- carried
through halls and rooms where there are dramghis
Of air and doors Opening aud closing, without
being cx,ingnshcd great many lamps are
liable To he Many VINO have to work by the
light Of Kerosene complnip that ilis light capses
pain around the temples. IN and around ihecycs,
especially the latter onr oil gives "A soft, clear
flame that docs not dazzle and will not injure
the mos, weak aud delicate eyes.
Kerosene often genIEeics gas which fosms In
the lamps, aud is one OF the reasons wins so many
accidents ARE constantly happening, which We
read of from ,lir columns OF our papers, often
resulting in loss OF life, and frequently in the
loss OF limbs OF cycsigL', or disiguring the vic
tins in such manner n. 10 rcndrr life miserable
chmneys thereby csgsing expense and nnnoy-
ancc. 1t ncrns,s the wick and has very disa-
grccablr >mcll. All these difficulties aud great
many more arr olyiatcd IN our Comet I'll, All
We a.k Is that ths pphlic give our Flpid and
other prepara,ionsa fair trial and You will have
no hcsitihcy In recommending them 10 Others.
Facts that al will acknowledge ailes testing
our oil
L. It will burn longer and give ie,tcr light
than unv other oil,
:. |, can b. naac with onc-four,h tie cost OF
! kerosene.
X. /, viii 40, soil the clothes II spilled them,
1. II will not explode
+. II is Tree from odor, stain or smoke
4. The ingredients usu he obtained at any
country village.
/. II, stiffness Of light is equal 10 n,chehol.
&. II aill not weaken the eyes or lungs rs
kcfasetc floes by ennsian, use.
.. II ri! burn in any lamp with u. without a
chimney.
II. Il viii not waste by evaporation.
Il. Il il cheaper aud hfiiet III ever respect thar
nny other oil ever inVcI,,ii
| =. Thousands are using il and arr pcrieet,
/ delighted with IL,
We know our light ia be a good thing aud ID
not propos. to keep i, hid under hu.he but
We do propose not only to let II 81 lac bu, IL
om,hm errr1hisy MR is brought into c0mpftion
| aud thereby no, onr heneft ourselves. by get
/ ting our oil thoroughly introduced hs good and
/ faithful agents, hut he a lis,ing heueli, 20 III,
whelc country. We nigh, i'll up m Unlimited
spite In LAYING before ,on the mcr,s Of ,h
useful invention, but prefer thai
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.


rTVHE subscriber will sell al Public Sale, ~
i tho farm ownsd by T. W. McCracken, in
Pcncadcr Hundred, on the road leading from
Summit Bridge 10 Glasgow, on
SATURDAY. February 25th. 1871,
Al 10 o'clock, A. n.
Ills entire stock and farming utensils, consisting
Of FOrR HEAD OF HORSES, . Of them
= arc good brood Mares, supposed 10 lie
nrrAwIth fnnl ONE BAY NURSE, good
driver; Sixteen ilEAD OF CAT-.nUnn
TIE, fbur superior Mich Cows, all
good stock fnil-bloodcd Durham --3
Bull, ono year old II head Of Rnc young Cat
tic 2 Chester White Shoais.
FARMING UTENSILS.
Consisting Of one Combined Russell Reaper 4
Mower, as good as new good irsn axle Farm
Wagons, one Of them used hut little hay rig
gins, S,ccl-toothcd Wheel Rake, new; | Van
Wicklc Fan, plows, ? twin hsrrpws, new ,
cultivators, shovcls, hoes, forks. rakrs, &c. |
good double Carriage and harness, sets of
Wagon Harness, 4 sets IL plow gears hridics,
collars, single and double-trvcs, 1 good leather
nets, ! farm bell, hay by the ton, asd piany
other articles not mentioned.
TERMS Of SALE-Ali sums Of $40 and un-
der, cash ON all sums above $40 ercdi, Of .
months will be given, by the pureha ser giving n
bankablc note with approved cndorscr, interest
and stamps added.
- No pos'ponen,sn, on account Of the
weather.
Feb. is--sw. Nh. INGRAM.
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TOTlL T.ILtE
of the $4,000 GIFTS Sl0l 900.

The drawing will 'akc plact a soon ns en-.
cravings enough ARE sold 10 distribute the tick
cts before us many ,ickc: hnldlss rs choose 10
be present. and 10 he under tiieir control.
We refer To
Thomas II Kemp Clerk e Caroline 20. Court.
t;eorge II. Rossum Ar AT Law, Denton, Md.
Il. X Richardson, Shffif OF the County.
William Felt Es1 nf fenton Md.
Maueha 4 Bro. i.ai Estate l,'krs, Rdgrls. Nd.
The above genlrmen will az, as Supervisory
Committee.
Refer aIso to Charles Gooding, Esp, Speaker
of the Delaware Senate, nll the Leading Men. the
banks. The Editor OF this Paper, and the Press
of the Peninsula generally.
We ,,a.i active men and women, everywhere
10 work for Us, with whom We will make liberal
arrangements, namely, ai.er their ordering their
sample engraving will give them ono en-
craving and one ticket rngr, for every four namrs
they send us with IS 90.
To order an Engraving, senl US 50 90 in a
registered letter, or by Pos, Office Order, and
We will send by return mail, the engraving and
the ticket rgrr.
Send all your orders for enrrnsings, money
and drafts, and all correspondence to our gen.
eral office addressed thus
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
wAn NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The result Of the recent French clv.Ius
: for member. Of the Natieual Assembl' Vas
defeat of the republicans liz ffie-fnar
departments 80 Bonararlist and orEsaa-
lists aud 50 republicans we're elected.
There was n preliminary scssi'm uf the
National Assembly on Moulaa n. lnr
beaux. but only To ascertain tkc nslpher Of
members present. aud Ia iiSa day for the
first pubic meeting Abnu, three hun
drcd deputies were present. Tte Drlcan.
i.,s are firm in the belief t,,at the Ceunt
dc Paris will be King of Fr,scc a.:h,i4
few weeks Jules Fa.rr. for s..,., i ,,aa
colleagues, has resigned the powers cau6
dcd to them as the Government o. Natio-
nal Defcncc.
1t is repeated that il the terms .of peace
Communicated in confidence by bismarck
TO Jules Favrc are not agreed 10 by the
National Assembly. that lns,iliics aill be
renewed directly upnn the expiration Of
the armistice. \ Brrlk, paper concludes.
from the result Of the French ele.tions,
that war will uo, be resumed. aud that
there is scarcely douht bu, that the arm-
isticc will be exteuacl.
The Germans continue TO impose heavy
contributions on the various cities aud
towns Of France. Some Of these declare
their utter Inability To raise the money
Provisions in immense quantities are srriv-
ing ut Paris continually Some ds-a,as of
the api,ula,ion.-unforscen at the intc oi
the Conycn,ion---arc being arranged by n
commission of French and GcrI.aas nj
Versailles. The result Of the elections in
Paris is not yet aseer,aincd. and it was
feared, in consequence of the scattered
character Of the vote among large mum.
her Of candidates, that the election would
have to be held again.
The Emperor Of Germany will enter
Paris with his army on the 10th infant
Hc will proceed to the Tuilerics. where he
sill lunch and hold Court. after which NJ
inspection Of the army Of investment vii
be made. which will march,. with haad'
playing aud colors flying, along line u
.bc Indicated. II nothing occurs during
tho rest of the month TO prevent, tho Elm
pcror will return 10 Germany.
A Bordeaux dispatch Of yesterday state,
that caucus, composed Of majority o
the delegates to the Assembly, have re
solved 10 establish provisional govern
ment, with Thicrs as President and Favr,
as Premier. aud other leading memcber
of the sererai parties completing the min
istry. On the conclusion Of peace th'
government will submit To plebiscitc tn
future form Of government. Tho Pari
Journal dcs Debats says Theirs is univcr
sally regarded as the future President o
France, with Favrc. Picard and Buffet II
the ministry.
The Assembly have elected NJ GREY.
70 preside over its deliberations by near
" unauimous vote. which has doubtless
furnished theme fraught with ipolitica
prognostics.
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~ n lsslssvs nssseri4.


OF late, orr ftisad Dean. Of White Clay
Greek Hundred, has taken to lcstsrswrie-
ing 6rss upon oac subject, and then m.
other. His latest etfusions have been up-
On temperance and representation. The
msjot part Of his temperance views are
correct, md the public agree with him;
bat. while he aad sundry other democrats,
sided aud abetted by what they are pleas
I'd to tcem tho better class Of republicans,
arc addressing the Legislature Of little
Delaware with letters aud petitions asking
suac.n,cn,s to restrain the salc Of liquor IN
this State. would they not employ their
timc better. especially the radical portion,
by pctitioning the Great Radical, God aud
Morality Legislature Of tho United States
to enact law taxing out Of cxistance the
,maunfacturc, and stcpping its importation.
ms this radical party controlling the nation
possess all the virtsc, all tho honesty aud
nll tho patriotism Of the land. They are
itAc ones TO remove the curse; not expect the
devil 70 turn saint. and rebukc sin. Ever
since Christ was tempted on the mount,
inducements have been offered for power,
md our radical fricuds holding power and
wishing TO retain il, dare not strike ut the
root Of the disease but ask the Legislature Of
Little Delaware to lop Of twig. Now, II
sny supposi.ions are wrong, aud these rad-
,icxl gentlemen honost, let them through
tsI,c;r grcnt moral light, Senator Wilson.
:;niiisic the only move that will cure the
.svii. Dare they do IL? Dare any lead
ing rsdical with polticrl aspirations favor
such move? Until su.h move is made
they wight us well cease their efforts in
Delaware, for it is all clap-trap, done to
weaken the hands Of the dc minant party
aud fer this only.
We're ID not niggrrism. Mr.. Deans
views en- representation wonld be very
well. bat while radicalEsu is ding its ut
most TO scerrc power it is bette to make
no changes, as one kept er Sussex demo-
,crat (and the last clestcs returns show
but little elsc) ,splly equals two radicals
yshitc or black. Ever siuce 1861 Kent
and Sussex counties have proved tho Del.
,awarc brcakwatcr against the stor.ns OF
rsadicalism, and behind them, rs bulwarks
Rhc democracy Of Dcls@axr ,hsvc stood
,lcfantly braviny the .s.Sc.a ,ir those who
have brough, 50 ,.nueI ji-hnEsr ixpon "uI
country. Al Lonor 10 Ken, and SUISSE x.
T" 'acw .ri shcir Integrity the Teoplc Of
Delaware oxc The proud positicn aud sa'c
honor Of never having bc,ss ~sd,y ,,hc con
troll of the radical party.
Little Delaware Of the en,,se S-,.;ip- gal.
nxy is the only State that never .srceamh
10 radical rule. She was the iirst To sign
the Constitution. and, thanks to Kept aud
Sussex. she has never broken her pligttcl
tro'hs. HAN4,sR.
NEW CAsrLr Co. Feb. ..
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
ADJOURNED
EXECUTORS SALE!

DY virtue of ap Order Of the D,phaa's cour
- OF The State of Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, will lie exposed 10 sale at Public
Auction, On
SiTtRyIl, ne lair, y .'EBRIiRf, 1871,
1T Que d clock, +. VI.
A, the Hotel Of George W. orilip. in Middle
town. the following described Lands and Tcne.
ncn,s, being the Real Estate Of the late Samuel
" Roberts, deceased ihr same being ordered to
be sold for The payment Of hrs debts, 10 wit .
All that certain tract, piece or parcel Of land
situate In 81. tcoFges Hundred New Castle
County, Smtr of Delaware, ono mile from Midi
llc,own, adjoining lands Of Nehemiah Burris
aud Alfred q. NoNlanh, aud binding upon the
public road leading from Middlcown to Summit,
iirilgc, and on the east side Of said roui, the
nicies ard bounds of which ARE as follow
beginning NJ The branch Oh said public road q
corner far til land OF ilohtrtT Cochran thence
with said road, north, N deg. west Il pcre.ys
thence with said road, north 70 east, 2al per-
chcs to n stone. corner for The Land OF Alfred
c. No.laad ihente with the line OF said Al
fred G.. Npnland south, i7e east, iaG G-l0 per-
chcs Ia u stone a corner for thc land %. Nchc-
mint ..nrris soaih 3nl 9, west, si5 pcrrhes. 10
the branch thence .outh. Il ., cas,. 10 l-lo
pcrrhes io the line Of the land OF the furrst
church Cemetery thence with said line OF the
fntest Church Cemetery, snuih. sse, VEST -
l,efehest thence 10 ihe place oil beginning, CON
containing within said nees aud bounds,
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FAR NJ f r Sill ),
Look to your Interests.

A YAH, yourselves of what msy bs rom only
~. Uirrfianity TO gel Pare Norway Oats for
seed wiihOwt Investing any mpscy--tW short
lin,c will oiirf N swfmisb few sslihbls hrmcss
with genuine Norway Oats nv s.ed, On The fol-
lowing conditions: -.
many bushels Of oA,s rs he may d.sltv, NJ which
hs win be required To gvs bis receipt and stsvly
on the same that he will deliver at MiddlciUwh
Depot, or some other depot ON tho Ktilroad,
four bushcls Of Norway Oats for me, for every
one bushcl received by him from me, ~ or be-
fore the lst day Of October 1871 Each sppli.
cant will bc served IN order In quantities ot not
less than ten bushels. Dy this means he win get
his seed oats for nothing, aud from my cxl'c-
ricnce with tho oats apd from the numerous tcs-
,imonials have seen IN their favor, believe he
will have more bushclg tQ sell alter paying me
back, than he would have had from amy other
oats, besides getting his seed oats for no,hiug:
These lats have proven, oa = trsal pf several
years, to he rfru superior 10 cH oihsr knds IN point
w yield, besides having such still straw that
there l. little or no danger Of them failing down.
From what have seen of them believe they
will produce, under fayorablc circumstances from
fifty 10 eighty bushels ~ the acre. raised last
year about thirty bushels to the acre ON as poor
ground rs there is In New Castle Go. sowcd
one bnshcl to the acre hut owing 70 the fact tina,
they were driiied IN ON freshly plowcd ground
aud followed by Bcating rain, they were COW
cred too deeply and only about one half bush
81 came up All who saw thgm thought that
had they been thick enough they would have
produced from tifty 10 sixty bushels TO the acre
Mr.. b. n. Higgins, near McDoncngh, raised them
las, year and considered them vastly superior to
| any other oats he has tried. Uur scct peeds
changing rs much MS our Stock, and good crop
Of oais L iiu,l more profitable than a crop Of
wheat therefore, II pays best 10 get the best seed.
| All those who think OF sowing Norway Oats
mex, Spring are cordially invited to visit r.. r.
Evans or 4. 7. brady, at Middlctown depot.
and there learn the origin Of the oats and read
some Of Of the numerous testimonials In their
favor. Those farmers who prefer 10 buy them
can do 50 for So 90 per bushcl, cash or ninety
day note. Orders either way, may be left with
f. T. Evans, or A. r. Brady or with the sub
scrher T.. II. COCHRAN.
/ Jan. as-l0w. Middletown, Del.
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Attention Agents I!

WE will pay a salary, or allow large COM
w mission 10 few good Agents 10 intro
duec an entirely new article, consumed daily In
every family. Staple as Flour, sells at sight.
No humbug. address with s,amps)
THOMPSON, HuRD 4 Co.
Jan ia-im Pitisfcld, Mass.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
usss,.

suddculy. Of disease Of shc heart, on Friday
nth insS. Al ~ yesiacncc Of hs son-in-lakr,
Phlllp n. Clark, near Nsy Castle, del. Captain
(3corre y. Miiis, In tho ia year Of his age.
In Drandywinc Hundred. on the 18th Instant
Nes. Mary 6tidham, aRsd B2 years.
In Christlaua, On ~ IN shst. John 7. Sim
0oes, aeed ABOUT 81 yesrs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.

p.,r Ms.r'mass cos,ye2 4 1nss's.n ~ e. ssess:
York Mills, wansusia, peye, VI Willisnssvlllc, nsy-
nods 4. 4. aud other isiakcS II blcacied muaIsx,
al q, 10, l.l TO ~ cts. lcr yard. Ctira ID and
i0-4 blcacled Slicctings. Atlantic A, Aprlssoa
A, Pacific Extra aud 10 ~ yard wlds 6rowR
Muslins, NJ prices from u 10 10 cenu p<s yard
Lyman A, ~ inches wisis. L1n,sa y, " inchss
wide, heavy unbleacied shceiIngs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18

The British army Is to be reoreanized,
and one the retcsMs viii be tho abolition
Of tho system Of purchasing commissions,
BY which only the rich and the sons Of the
rich have been able to'bcco~s officers.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
BRILLTANCY AND PRFECT SAFETY
THE COMET OIL

The formula for making this beautiful OIL
originated with Professor ". J. Lovctiaic. and
was procured by us from him at great expense
This gentleman has made the production Of lirh,
his study for twenty-two years. and after 80 long
aud careful a consideration Of all the articles
aud compounds used 10 produce this ABSOLUTE xg-
cgssiry, has pronounced the Comet Oi the mr.
plus ultra Of everything used for the purpose Of
producing light. We offer this oil 10 onr agents
10 full confidence Of its superiority over every
other oil now before the public, and do hereby
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
susssnus l.ocAA.

Dusssnss L0cAiA.
whssles 1 Wilson's Sewing Mschlnes and
Nsedlss. Wilcox = Gibbs Sswlng Machines and
J.A. REYNOLDS 1 SONS.
Canned Cora, Tomatoes, Pickles, Prepared
C0coanMt, Farinn, Sea Mos Farinc, Corn Starch,
Curranis, ltaisins, Citron, Cranberrics and Lem
ons, just received and for Sale, by
IA. REYNOLDS 1 SONS.
No. I. Shore Mackcrcl In Barrels, Half Bbls
Quarter aud Kits. No. medium Mackcrsl In
port Herring, in barrels and half bbls. New
Gcorgcs Goldfish, by the pound, for Sale At
REYNOLDS 4 SONS.
We are closing out our Stock Of Men, Boys
and Youths heavy Boots nj great reduced prices,
10 make room for our usual large Spring Stock.
Close buyers In want Of Bargains are invited to
call as We are determined To close the Stock out
before the 10th Of march. 1871.
J. 4. REYNOLDS / SONS.
Snow Bgrv--I. u. Wallace, will have on
sale in this town, on Thursday and Saturday Of
next week, Show lscof, young and fat, and
weighing about 100 pounds, dressed. The
beef was fauencd by Charles r. Cochran.
Prime Clover and Timothy Seed, for sale by
A. T. l,RADLY.
200 Bushels Of Prime Seed Oats, for sale
by 4. 7. BRADLy.
Try Pouasa, Flour, the hes, In this market,
For Sale by A. T. BRADlY.
WRITE you To certify that have used Dr.
Simmons Liver Regulator in my family y iih
chat,ahoochcc, Fla.
BtAia's CAsroa OF & GLycrniSg PoxApx.-
We have Just received n supply Of this excellent
preparation for the Hair. CnAxnrRLAiSE,
Pharmacist.
Wanted, 10000 bushels Of whea, at highest
market price, for act VIM. Lea 4 Sons.
l.. 7. EVANS.
Prime Clover and Timothy Seed n,
4. 7. EVANS
Nj, Carmel Locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
and Uak Wood, for Sale NJ Evans Coal and
| W oou itl.
po,ys Washer and Universal Clothes wringct
| for Sale hy h. 7. EVANS.
Allen 4 nel. Sole Drain Tile, constantly on
hand aud furnished to order a, manufacture;
prices hy =. ]. nv ms.
Genuine I,amslc!l Norway o!is, suitable toi
seed For Sale at EVANS
| lcok Look Hanson Bros will sell nj
| Heavy Woocn Goods, llcAyy Boots &r. n, cost
| BUYERS will do well by calling and cxaminin.
! Uur prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Coates Spool Gotten. cents per spool, ut
| \. liEYSoiis SuSs
+, Inst received d beautiful lincof Square Shawis
sold very iow at HANSON BROS.
l.eavf liurkskin t;nunilcs and Gloves for mci
and boys wear II, Reynolds s Sons
TIE Genuine Rheumatic Flannel Al
HANSON IRpS.
| l.,nHs of Nldetomn aud vicinity, Who con
icr lpiate purchasing Sewing Maehnes, and M
un,Ie deii as 10 " nj kind 10 purchase, will lin,
! 1t la heir advantage Ia dcirr. for iew day
their decision. in order that ,hcs may the Uni
| vel al =. Howe Machine eNhihiieaai the store q
/ eh =. Tatman Jr hs an experienced opetaiat
In ,il,rr with samples ot marx aud nm nnlimiie
! nnllhc. ot Jtnrmen,s h. parties who have cN
| III neei and sold other Sewing Machine. 10 oil
/ tan the Il Howe. \. \. MckaiN,
A. 4.
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nn nnn AGENTS WANTED. A Watch
ZUsUUU given gratis 10 every person,
male or female, aud iernn scat free, 10 clear from
SIS 70 s25 per day, sure. Basiuess new. Can
bc done at home OF travelling.
W. IT.. CHIDESTER,
lac. 2D--im. 2e1 Broadway, New York.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
TOWN LOT.

VN1E offer for solo the valuable Building Lot
w upon MAiu Street, adjoining the National
Hotel. This Is onc Of the hest sites In town for
either dyrlhag or business siand.
GEO. W. INGRAM 4 co.
RIAL Estate Agents
Middietowp, Del. Feb, llth, leJi--M
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
REGISTERS ORDER.

DEGlSTER's s OFFICE.
IL Ngw CASTE cersrf. bee. 10Th. lsIn
tro. the application Of s,amncl renimnre,
Administrator OF Thomas Murphy, hate OF APP
poqninim,.s Hundred in said County deceased !;
it Is ordered and directed hs the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid. eise notice Of the
granting ai Letters of Administration upon The
Esinic Of the deceased with the date of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 10 be- posted
within fofis DAYS from the iaie oi such Letters
in six of the most public places II the County Of
New Castle requiring all persans having de-
manls against the Estate. 10 presen, the same
or abide hs nn Act of assembly in such ease
ma,lc aud provided. And also e,usc the same
10 hc inserted within the same period in the
Midde'omn Transcript, newspaper published
in Middle.awn, aud 10 be c9i,taued therein two
months.
- Given nrder til. hand and Seal Of Of
SN flee OF .hl l.esisItr aforesaid, n, New
Castle. In New Gaelic County aforesaid, the day
and year above written. u. GIBBS,
RsGlsrrR,
NoTIff.--All persons having claims agains,
the Estate of the deceased must present the sdine
duly at,esied to the Administrator on or before
December 18th, 1871, pr abide the Act OF As
schbis In such case made aud provided
sAMtiEI fENiMoRE.
Administrator.
Address, Odessa, bel.
bee pi--am
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
WOOLEN GOODS.

Cloths. siissimcrrs, and heavy beavers. ~
gents aud bays wear. Ladies' ilspsllaass. h
black aud gold mixed colors, Ladie4' hsasy
black and coiured
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
0LOAKINa CLOTHS.

Red, White. Grey nai Hue Qlwra anss Hkist-
Ing Ffannels In nli widths, ii prics from Is "
IS cents rcr yard. stlIif1 At great sarfiA~s 70
close them out fof the sc,son.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
BOOTS & SHOES.

Gcntlen,cns' Calf Boots, Men and Hoys' extra
heavy whole Leather Boots, LAdles' MiNes amd
childrens liaimors Boots Hutton and 1Are, ar
made expressly for our trade and every pair wnE
rnnted Ladies', Misses and ChllAsen's Rabbef,
Over Shoes, lMcn aud Boys Arciics and Ovsf
Shoes, Boys mud Youths Rabber lI00is, selltsk
very low 10 close them out.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
YOU SHOULD SEE
AND
Judge fo1. Yourself,

and in order tina, mont may be declared from this
privilege We nre introducing 1t in such away anl
nn such terms as 10 place i, within the rcnch oi
all Far Two Dollars we will semi rou one
Family Right with full directions hoy l., n,anu.
iaeiare our Oil. The ingredients can he pro-
cured in any town or village In the la the lniicl
States or canadas. THESE Rights are M, trans
icrrablc without the consent OF tie propric,orf
either verbally or otherwise.
II. SWEET 4 co. Marshall, Mich.
Sole proprc,ors
CHARLES ADAMS,
Aassr OF MN CASTLE corsry.