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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

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The following described Real ESTATE w.
IA, All those two certain lots pieces or paresls n,
na!WU land comprising The Uelawar. Ilons. tIatsi
liiiM property situate In the City OF wilminrton
h1s1Nh tlofesau beNeray bounded aud de- eribei AZ
i0vNs tO.Wil No. !. Having tno BfIck Kansas r
Joining 10 oue) and ether buildings ana intr1,,.
thereon, the boundaries OF said lot being eserb as
follows, t-wi -brgnnilg alta corner OF aLd rmsrlr
Of John f1ris iateoi FeA Ceased aud now ef William
Bright, On the eattey side Il shpi.y str4e af,yaan
Fifth aud sixth street, thence in ls Of ib
lot south hty gut d-gres-, ets. o.. INN -, 80
aventeen ieet seven Inches TO the westerly s ~ Ns
ket eet, thence by said sids Of Markell street snb
thrty-tWO degree, wet twenty f5ur t.st T., - sf
land late OF Ann latimers deceased, nov Of / Nm ~
Patterson, thence BY that land north fftyeiyht d.
west about my eight eet nine iucLes 10 eorn,r il
VI at or near the middle disaLes between Marlsf AMI
shipley rets, thence south thiriytwo derrees Wi
i've feet more or lesF, 10 the corner Of ot ~
longing TO aud suli oil Of this one "a Am, Is,;y
thence by that lan1 nOrh hty-eiglt degree st Io,,,
nigel Ii iet nine Inches ~ The aofeaid t nf sbt
icy street, ahd thence thereby north thiffv-tao gres
east lre more Or less to the place Of 6esin.
ming, To the contents within taid found mora 49, 10
No =. Compriring the Stables aud ,ard Ina bonnds
ries Wht rsot are as follows, to wit lepinning ~ -
ner o land late OF James Latiuer, deceased on i vat
er side OF shpey street at the distance II one handed
and I've feet from the sOutAery g1s at NJ, ~ 49,,
thence BY line Of iaid land north tffv.sigi,,
west eighty-iunr feet TO corner stake thar - az
eastern side Of tVur feet wide alley no,th tttrtr 80
degEtes tast sixty ieet to conner Of land now IN Rn
Jamln Mebb thence by line Of that land es.twstov
street eghty.cuf itet TO the afofetAd d. Of biis
street and theLea thereby south thirt.two degrees st
sixty feet TO the place OF beginning, con sipinr within
ssu bouhas I'VE thousand aud iIrY feet Ct land be the
hane more or less.
Seized and taken iu execution as the propertv of
cornelius heGrelri and to be sold by
,..a JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sherin ohcs, New Castle October Ia. 1874
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Mr.. HEusTED, the member of Council elec'
from the First Ward, having recovered from
the indispositon which confined him TO his
house since his election, appeared in Council
on Thursday evening, for the first time, was
sworn into Office and took his seat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

~ have vivid recollection oi visiting your city six
years ugo. This is tie second time haze heen in your
city, and ann uc p'eastd with lie reception here, as
well as at other places tse visited IN your state. II
do not oitelti an have heretofore, shall not make
many more visits lerr eire shall lie quite old
man."
There now. Isn't that fine? A committee
should at once be appointed to have it en-
graved on a brick, Illuminated at both ends
with a lighted stump of scgar, and placed in
independence hall as a "specimen brick " Of
Presidential orotory in 1871
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

By virtue Of writ VI Levah Fasias, to me directed
will be exposed 10 public sale, NJ the Deer Park
Hotel, kept by Alexander Laws, in tn Q Town OF
Newark, White Clay Creek hundreI New
Castle County, Delaware,
On MONDAY, the 9th day Of November.
A. D. 1871, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The following described Real estate viz.
h. All that fam aud tract Of land situate in Pan.
tllM cader Hundred New Castle County and state
,,s OF Delaware, and more particularly marked and
$3.50 bounded As follows, to-wlt Beginning Tor the
same at stake set up on the south side OF the lead
ing from Elkton to Fishers Mills and running from
thence south sxy-eight and half degrees west fty
four perches and hFetsnths TO stoue thence aouh two
aud quarter degrees east hundred and fortynins
perches TO stone thenre north eghtyseyen and three
quarter degrees, east fortyeght perches aud
TO STAKE thence north two and quarter degrees west
ono hundred aud sxtyour perches the nj acs Of be-
ginning, containing my land be this sane more
or less
Seized and taken in execution the property of STE
phen ott aud Jane othis vile and t. and 10 bs sold
| by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherid's ofiee, New Castle, October 1s, lsIi.
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MIR. Triton, of the Golden Age, thinks the
next Republican Vice President should be
colored man. Why not9 Was not colored
man-Mr. Revels-senator from Mississippis
and are not Presidents and Vice Presidents
taken from Senatorial ranksg
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the az
eets of Efrors and Asuses Ia uailg lite Manhood
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impsdimenis Mar
riAge removed. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies Books aud ereul sent Tree in
sealed envelopes.
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. ? South
Ninth Street. thilAGephia Pa. septb-3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

BEN BUTLER objects 10 the Washington
treaty because, as he says, the Government is
liable to be cheated under it. The redoubt-
able bottled.up.hero evidently sees spoons in
IL somewhere.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

NEWSPAPER BORROWERS. - The Little
wretcbed class Of parasites is again Lit of by
one of our exchanges, as follows:
"Ol all things contemplate, q man Who
will read paper al his neirhbor's expense
is most conieml tlble, ospc,iailY il that man
esleems il lis duty To lower papers collective
", and editors generally. The always meet
the carriers first snatch the paper, and after
deyomipg every morsel If news The paper
contains, throws II aside, saying, with con.
iemptuous curl OF The III; "What trash; It j,
really fit for nothing but waste paper" And
vet day after day they seem as anxious L
gain posst ssion Of the paper,an1 seem as dis
appointed at its nOu-arrival as The good pay
ing subscriber, who ever welcomes It a plea
SAINT visitor. Strange world, this.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
IL THE
DELAWARE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE co.
Home OFFICE ;---ExoHANdE BUILDING.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
JOHN P. MoLEAW, President,
oHAs. BORT0N,.JR, s cre.ary
ROBERT c. FRAN, Genr Superintendent Of Agsneia,

The Delaware Mutual has NJ stockholders All ihs
surplus luuds OF tbs company vii be equtlhly divided
amongst the p1icyh0llsrs. The business of fhs 70 :
hsny Is conducted with energy, equity aui economy .
hereny enabling the Compaay to feet Insurance, Al
10" rates Win perfect sec 1rity t, pOcy-hoi-rs en-
emen OF character DESTROYS Of forming couneenn with
me company a. agents. ate Invited tO Communicate
with Robert G. kriim, General Superintendent Of Agen-
ries, At uome ohies Wilmington, Delaware hooks
containing references and table rates will be sept to
Omeets Or Agents o. ihi Company
MILAN 7. ALllCIls, General A gent Tor Delaware
80 JAMES MO0LLkH, DAVID T. RICKAKDs ana
augi-3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Information guaranteed to produce alux growth
Of hair upon bald head or beardess face also recipe
for the rsusval OF Pmpes BlOtehss, Eruptions, etc
the SKIN leaving the soft, and bsauttul can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOs. Y. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
asptI0-sm SEA Broadway New York
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
CRANT.s GRAFTON.

On last Friday General Grant visited Port
land, Maine. lie was received with military
and civic honors, BETTING the office he is
trying so hard to occupy-not fill-for the
next Presidential term He was introduced
to the people by Mayor Kingsbury, when
stenning forward he delivered the following
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
VALUABLE MANDATORY
FO r. S ALE.

The subscriber offers al private sale the DELLA
AsdsM y WARE STEAM SOAP aHd CANDLE
Mnffa.-1R WORKS, Che lease OF the prese Mt
81 IIAAhs1M eupahts expiring in the month Of Feb
In this state. They command extensive trade
through tbs Peninsuar and the surrounding counties
Of Maryland aud Pennsylvania, The property 1t stua
ted In the hsart OF the city, contain ing III feet
Orange street and 81 feet III RI stre4t less
about hundred yards from Market street. The
business is in successful operation at this time II the
property is not sold by the 3st OF this month 1t will be
Withdrawn aud the business will be- continued By the
preseut poprleors. For further particulars and terms
inquire Of
oet2 tai R. D. HICKS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

On WEDNESDAY, the eth day of November
A. d. 1871, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The following described Heal Isttta VIZ.
ssSAy All that cerain ot piece Or parcel Of lnnd itn
bliI ate IN the CITY OF Wilmington aior-ssiJ ,yith
lms#d Elk Three-sloried Brick dwellings fbsrson
&Nsh erected, bounded aud described M follows ~,
WI Besnning az the intert OF tbs westerly ia
Of jefferson street WIN tue topthery side of Ninth
street, thence Wlth the said side Of Ninth street
ninety ieet 70 the enSlerlY side OF Windsor stree
thence herewith tou hsry ttty one iest u Miehsai
Bradeys landi tfente Herewith uasterly parallel win
Ninth street ninety feet t. the said side Of Jefferson
street. aud thence herewith nlrlh,ry xty-one fset to
tns pace Oh n.sinalnK he the contents more or lest
Cornelius MtGrenIa aid 81 and to be sold s., r' -
JAMES ARMSTRONG sberig
Shorif's Office New Castle, October l4ta ISL
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Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.

MXy JUST PUBLISHED, netg edition Of
M3fEy Dr.. CULYERWELLs CELEBRATED ESSAY
k4HTS on the RADICAL CURE without msdicine)
R3kN Of sPERMAToRRHRA, or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses lMPoTREoY Mental and Phys
cal nospaeity lmpedmens to Marriage, etc; Also Cox
SUMPTION EPlRPsT, and frs induced by sefndulgence
or sexual extravaganza.
ES-pRIoR IN SEALED ENVELOPE ONLY CENTS
The celebrated authOr In this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences of seltabuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous Of internal
medicine the application Of the kne-pointing out
mode Of cure at once simple, certain and efectua by
Of which every sufferer, matter what his
diton may be- may himself eheapy, privately AMI
radically.
This Lecture should be 10 the hands Of every youth
and every man In the land
Sent under seA 10 plain envelope, 10 any address
postpaid, receipt Of six cents, two post stamps.
Also, DR., CulverwelPs Marriage GUIDE" price %
cents.
Address the publishers,
CHASE. Q. KLINE 4 CO.,
127 BowERI, NEw YORK.
AS-PoST OFFICE BOX 1850. sepi9iy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

In THE TRlENNIAL Episcopal Convention
on Wednesday, the House of Clerical and Lay
Deputies adopted Canon to permit, in GER
tain cases, the use of an abbreviated church
service. On Thursday the Bishop of Della
ware was named in a message from the House
of Bishops as one of the Board of Trustees,
for three years ensuing, to provide for dis
abled clergymen and their families. The Com
mittee on Canons reported in opposition TO
the creation of the Office of suifragan Bishop.
A minority report on this subject was also pre-
sentcd A resolution was adopted referring
to the Committee on s...axsSlslszsIsassssas to de-
vise' some means by w1xh F's4zStlon n
punctuation or technical pointing in any future
edition OF the Prayer Book from the standard
shall be prevented The Committee on Rtua
reported a canon and a resolution.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
FARMS FOR SALE,

The undersigned will dispose Of at Private Sale enc
Of the most vHluabe Farms In the upper part Of first
sss2A election district in Kent county aud Chefs
EllVt terville containing 27O divided into I've
,sMH fields under gnol fencing. The soil Is ine aud
49, productive. The land has been lined. The
JudIngs ample and good. II adioins the lands Of
samuel Pennington, J. c Mann, and DR.. Rowland.
ALSO, valuable Farm on Chester River, In Kent
county containing go Acres adjoining the lands OF Dr.
Massey and Jes WOodalls heirs, about mile and
halt above Crumplon and two from Chesterville azas
200 Choice Peach Trees In full bearing divided wv
into Ave Il Ids, exclusive Of orchards; Buildngs-&
ordinary, except barn, which is Good soil land
hiss cen lined suitable fuel for farm. NJ. Lindsay on
the farm Sill show it to any who may call For Terms
apply TO GEORGE YtCKERs,
Agent and Attorney for WIN. I. Spry
Chestertown, Md, Oct. 7, 1871 --octls-3t
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Yours Respectfully,
JAMES RIDDLE, son Il co

The letters having been read, further ac-
ton by the Board was suspended until the
several Establishments owned by the Messrs
DUPONT shall have been heard from.
II is quite evident from these letters that
some Impurities do enter the BIandywine,
from the factories, but whether to degree
injurious To the health OF the people who
use the water, 1t is not so readily KNOWN
1t will be for the Board Of Health, however,
to ascertain the facts, and apply the proper
remedies in case any shall be needed. The
Manufactures should be protected in the
! pursuit Of their legitimate business, but be-
| ipic and above them comes the health of
the community at large. That must receive
the first attention Of the authorities, and
nothing ought to be left undOne consistent
with fairness to all the parties Interested, to
| protect the people in a matter Of such vital
importance 10 their health, as pure water.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24


The following described Real Estate, viE;l
- All that certain tract p eel Of land situate,
m!k& lying and being In Appoquinimink Hundred,
I'M M New Castle County and State Of Delaware, adj
Rsl joining lands OF Dsnnis Abe Richard @. Hayes
anu vile, h. Barlow and others, aud binding the
Delaware Rail koAd and binding on the Public Road
leading from L6rd's Mills to Vandl ke's School House.
the metes and bounds OF which ~ follows to wit =
Beginning at stake In Cave Brant h, foi O. n.
Barlow thence with said Barlow lth seven weight aud
fourth degrees east IS perches, 9th 50 degrees, eat
~ perches north 81 degrees east b.lO perche, north
a. degrees east SO perchss to the Duaware Railroad
branch Of Blaekblfd Creek theDe with said Raj Road
south 20N degrees sast 81 BlO percnea to =
lot Of land Dennis Ahern purchase Of Samuel H. War
rem thence with said iot south IL dvgeeH weat Is $40
perches 10 thence with said lot south 20 degrees
east 6s bio perches to the public road leading from
Lore's Mills 10 Vandyke's s5hool nouse, corner for
said Ahern Then with said road south Sc degaees west
"a SlO perches south n degrees west 81 perches south
SIX degrees, ~ peehss stake by the north side
Of said road 1t being the terminus Of Public Road
leading to ntersect the said Public Road thence for
a line dividing this land from the lani the said
Rothwell sold to samuel H. Warren north IS degrees
west 81 peiches to the water Of Gave Branch
Herewith the several water thereof about
hundred and weye peches home to the place Of begin
ming, eonta ming hundred aud ssvoaty-seven
Of land, be the same more less,
Seized and taken in execution the property Of JOna-
than g Hand ami Mary j.. his wife AMI rs aud to be
sold by
JANIS ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, New Castle october lth 1871.
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oct. 18th, 1871,
EVAN G. sHoRTLiDGR, Esq,
Chairman, &c.
DEAR SIR Your communication is at hand
md in reply TO your questions we would an
swer:
First A small quantity of Indigo is empticd
mtothc stream from our works, twice per week.
We have erected new dye-house. and have
adopted Il new system Of dying. When this IS
in operation (Which will be before Novemberl,
VIC will empty but a very small quantity OF In
digo liquor into the Brandywine, only once in
eight months.
With this exception, no drugs or chemical 8
will be cmptied into the stream,
secondly. The water closets for operatives
are located in the mills. At present they empty
into the stream.
A. our operatives cannot with any convent
cuce leave the factories. and the largest build
ing is almost entirely surrounded by water-tt
Will be exceedingly nconycnient TO change our
entire arrangements.
We could probably arrange the water closets
so AS NOT to empty them into the stream except
in case OF the high frcshets twice per year.
Thirdly. No water-closets or sewers of pri-
yate houses Oh our premises discharge into the
Brandywine.
Fourthly. No hogs or hogpens are allowed
on our propCrty-no stables, stable yards, sew
ers, surface drains or garbage Of any kind
Whatever on our premises, empty into the
stream.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Over 800 printers are thrown out of en-
ploYment and 500, 900 bushels OF grain de-
stToyed by the Chicago fire.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
Engine and Boiler for Sale.

N EAGINE AND BOILER 10 good order is Of, rsd
A for sale ehsap. Also coon FOOT LATHE.
Enquire of John q. HtfZgL,
No. 2Oo East secoud street,
aug4u Wilmington, Del.
uEokEY WANTED.--wE CAN LOAN ON
MI good landed seeurity-On BOND and Mortgage
aumber Of sums $500, $1,000 81 500 1000 asOo0
1900, sc. Anype having money a nd wanting
oan "a saisly would do wellto call on
sV. McCAULLEY A CO.,
SOC Market -.
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DHfslCIANS' PHEsCRIP PIONs Aeeu
4 raiely and scientifically PREPARED, With mn
utugs ana eheinieals entering into the CON position Of
eaeh allow only skilled ani rsa BILE assistants At
me prescription counter No boys permitted 10 handle
mem or aHoref Ct hat counter Ihs care is worthy az
ms attention Of hinkiHg people Prescriptions CHARGED
10 any Physician.
EDWARD MclNAIL,Jr.
Pressrptionist and Apotheeary
Secondhand Market Street
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Our Colored Fashion Plates
TERMS

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person getting up the club making nine copies q 90
Eleven copies, one year, aud an extra copy to the
person getting up the club, making twelve
To accommodate our subscribers we will club with
Arthurs Home Magazine and thildreu's Hour at the
following prices:
The receipt OF sioo will psy for Godsys Ladys Book
and Arthur's Home Magazine Tor year
The receipt Of $3.50 viii pay for Godsys Lad,s Book
and The Childfen's Hour for one year.
Five dollars will pay for Godey's Lady Book Atthurs
Home Magazine, and Chdrens Hour + one year
ar The money must all be- cent at one time Tor Anv
OF the clubs aud additions may BIZ to BIS at eub
rates.
E5- Canada subscribers must send 81 cents additional
III every subscription to the Ladys Book, aud u espfs
her Of the other Magazines, to pay the American
postage.
HOW TO REMlT,-In remitting by Mail, a Post oesaa
nrter on Philadelphia draft on Philadelphia or Nav
York payable TO the order Of L. A. Gedey is prerabIe
to aux notes. II Draft or Post-Ufes Order canned
b. procured send United states National Bank notes
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Sherif's Sale
On WEDNESDAY, the sth day of November

By virtue oia wit OF Ais Levar IaciAs to me di,eced
will be exposed to Public sale At the W,shir,ts,'
House kept 10y lfaAe u rye, in tho Guy OF vii
minglon, New Castle Counly. pelnM,re-
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CALIFORNIA WINES
(FoR MEDICAL PURPOSES oNLY.)

have received a large invoice Of California Wines
and brandy direct from the winegrowers, Messrs Per-
kins, Stern Co. The wines have been very popular
for years all The United States, and feel confident
In recommending them superior wine for medieinfl
Our assortment comprises the following
White or Hook Wine, very delicate and fine
hAvoreisspeeally suited TO various female disorders
CIaret Wine.-A superior and highly favored
wine 10 certain bowel affections.
Angelica WIne.-A rich, naturally sweet wine,
much admired by lades, and we'll adapted to making
ne Wheys and Jellies II isan exceedingly pure wine
and can be used for Communion purposeI-a trial is
suffsient.
Port wine.-A deep red color, and in point of
body and richness Of favor, similar TO the Old Lisbon
Wine. Much used for children in InAntile Dlarrhea,
also In the eonvaescent stages OF prosAtag feVers-
Vintage, 1862
Grape BrRndy.-The pure distillation Of hne
grape wiae Equal in eyery respect to the world fame
Hennessey,-YiRtage, 1852.
The above all sold very reasonable prices by the
single bottle or case.
Only sold for medicinal USE or the prescription
a regular Physician.
EDWARD McINALL, Jr,
APOTHECARY,
octl9 Cor. "a and Market Streets, Wilmington.
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Forty-second Year.
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1872.

CHEAPEST OF LADIES MAGAZINES,
BECAUSE 1T Is The BEST.
For the past ortytwo years the Book has been con.
sdered the guide Of woman in everything that is caeu
lated 10 elevate the sex.
THE Old FAMILIAR WRITER'S,
Whose stories have largely contributed to this en- d.
have ali been retained.
Marion narland, lno Churchill,
Louise S. DOrr, Meta Victoria Victor,
S Annie Frost, Mrs. c. A. Hopkinson,
Sue Chestnutwood, Mrs Denis II, etc.
Have reputation for excellence in their writings far
above any others In the magazine line.
Our Colored Fashion Plates
Are the most correct Of any published In the country
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLArEs.-Of these the Lady =
Book gives fourteen each year.
ORIGINAL MUStC.-Godey's Is the only Magazine in
which Music prepared expressly for it appears.
MODEL COTTAGES The only Magazine la this coun-
try that gives these designs is the Lady's Book.
DRAWING LESsONS.-ln this We are also aoua
We have also CHi1DKENS, a HORTICULTURAL,
and HEALTH department.
GODEN's INVALUABLE RECEIPTS upon every sub
jeet, tor he Boudoir Nursery, Kitchen, House and
Laundry.
TINTED ENGRAVINGs This Is series Of engrsv-
ings that ne has attempted but our, olives.
LADIES' FANCY WORK DEPAKTMENT.-some Of
the designs in this department printed eoors in
style uneqpalled.
published, monthly, double page engraving the gen
eral title OF which will be
Mrs. LOLIPOP'S PARTY.
We promise these sketches Outline in their cbaracter)
to be superior to any OF the kind hert published
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

A host HEALTHFUL BEVERAGE
a MeInall's Pure Sparkling Soda Water.
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Sheriff IS Sale.


Dy vIre Of writ Of Ais LeyArl facias 10 me dirseted
WI Do exposed 10 public SAFE ut the Washington
House, Kept BY hatc C p ia the city Of vii
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of writ Of Ais Liyari FAcias TO ma
directed will be exposed to public sale at the Natal
kept by william FORD, at kirkwood in rencAder
Hundred New Castle County, Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

On WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of October
1871, at l o'clock, l.. NJ,