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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-17

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is an excellent regu-
lator of the stomach and bowels, and should
always be kept on hand, especially at this season
of the year. when so many suffer from bowel COM
plants. There is nothing quick to relieve in
attacks of Cholera.
llv
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-17
jennings Seminary

A six tor PRUsSINtrs CIDER VINEGAR.
a Celebrated for its Purity, Strength and Paaianene
Warranted TO keen pickles. First Premium awarded at
the United States Fair Illinois state Fair and
Fair Largest works OF the kind in the United staits r
tablished ISlS Orders and correspondence promptly al
tended to- CHAS. G. e. FRUSSINC. $50 and Sl Sile Of,
Chicago Also superb WHITE WINE NlNEGAk-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-17
GREAT TREAT FOR BOYS

Life and adventures OF Robert Houdin, the most famous
contror Of the world. just commenced in No. sS of HA-
showing how. when a boy. be got his
first lessons in magic, his youthful mshaps an anna
teur amusing and thrilling adventures. how he invent
ed and performed his feats, his great magical
contest the famous Arabian juggiers, etc Every
bJy will long to read this fascinating narrative and
give all the opportunity. HANKY's JOURNAL, handsome
eight Qory long colunlnsl Illustrated family paper
will he sent SIX months trial, subscriber,
for 25 cts. JESSE HANEY CO., 1f9 Nassaust. n Y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-17

Granville, Ohio. College-3Sth year opens
VI September 9th. Couse thorough and extended,
S2OOa wear. Address ". P. KERR, PRINCIPAL
DIFLES, SHOT-GCNS, REyOLvERs
N Gun Material &C. OF every kind at the iJvest prices
Write for Price List TO 49, -
Army Guns, Reyolvess, &c, taken in exchange
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-17

at the present rate at which his wealth is
running up, be soon counted among our
ring nabobs. This individual was received,
short time ago, after an absence from the
city, by a triumphal procession. which
blocked the streets for several hours
| The police complain that they expe.
rience great difficulty in closing the fare
and keno games, because they cannot get
single conviction in the courts. WHAT
wonder, when among our city judges
there is one who but a few short wears
ago was dealer for faro bank. Another
city judge is now rapidly achieving great
wealth by acting in the capacity of a rea'
estate agent for great Tammany leader
This judge, a few years ago. was poor, ant
but little known. Through his connection
with the ring, in a few years he will, doubt
less, be enabled to erect palaces at the ex
pense of New York tax payers.
Those in search of Tammany prefer
ment should not fail to observe that one
of the sure stepping stones to success is 6
member ship in the American Club There
is certain young man who by reasons O.
belonging to this club, and his ability tc
sing vulgar song, drink an unlimited
quantity of champagne without getting of
his legs, and so to be able to accompany
aged Tammany sinners ON midnight
iouuuS VI utuduCueiy, SeCureu dI uTSI rc
munerative clerkships, and afterward &
city office which is q rich placer TO those
who know how to work it. Another
means of preferment is residence in the
Sixth or Seventh Wards 1t is really as
tonishing, when we look at the pay roll
ofcity clerks and officials, and corporation
Workmen, to note how many hail from
these localities The persons who receive
especial favor from Tammany are those
who stand On the corners and hang around
the rum-shops of certain Tammany officials
to influence votes, receiving pay all tn,
while as court officers.
Much more might be written on thi
subject; but space forbids at this time
There is an abundance of material, how
ever, for future sketches equally as inter
esting as those just narrated-Meso Yori
Times, August6. 80 - ---
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
THINGS GENERALLY

The weather is cool.
Clear weather has returned.
The first rose of summer-shad rnes.
Motto for gardeners-"Lei us have peas
Strawberries have put in an appearance.
Shad commanded good price on Satur-
day.
The new Board of Health orgaqizsd on
Friday.
T, Q. Carpenter is making the ratings Tor
the King street wall.
"Court Trains" to New Castle are an
nounced in o-day's paper.
Changes 10 the Delaware Trains will be
found in another column.
Council will meet at 8 this nfterno N at
Lincoln street and Gilpin avenue.
Admiral Thatcher is badly misrepresented
in late number oil the pup sodgon.
Forney's black Gnd-tan pups lie hard abnul
MIR. Councilman Quinn.
Philadelphia has got tho relap ling ieyer. -
Strangers must DO careful.
The report Of the Union National b INK
will be found in ou;D ums to-day.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company
has declared dividend Of fur per cent.
The City Council has appropriated $3.50 90
towards the Bringhurst memorial iountnin.
Elder Knapp, says "a politician can no
more go into heaven than shad can shin
up creased role tail upwards
In Indiana, girl committed suicide be
cause her parents would not permit her Ia
marry the man Of her choice, they refusing
their consent on the ground TINT a wedding
would cost too much. After the funeral The
old man figured up the expense and told his
vile it would have Deen at least seventeen
dollars In his pocket il he had LIT Sarah Jane
marry.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

consider the proprieiy of changing the grades
of Third street, between Adams and Van
Buren, streets.
On motion of Mr.. Quinn, Council proceed
ed to an election for City Auditor for the cur
rent year; and having nominated John Aiken,
the election was proceeded with and resulted
as follows:
Akin, IL votes. Blank, A.
Whereupon, the President announced that
John Akin was duly elected City Auditor for
one year.
Mr.. Thatcher gave notice that he would in
troducc an ordinance TO repeal a certain
market ordinance.
A number of petitions, &c, were read and
referred
A number of orders were drawn 10 pay
bills, and Council adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

The prospect for large aud fine yield of
wheat was never better in this county than
Mt present. Should the weather continue
favorable tor maturing the crop our farmers
will have abundant cause for lhanklulness. -
Nothing like the present prospect Tor peaches
was ever seen before IL this county; the
tear Is thrt should one .hlli the fruit nnw on
the trees ripcn, that great part ol ii will
never be got 10 market. We advise New
York and Boston m irkct men to send their
boats to ON creeksand carry away this fruit
at little more than the cost of picking and
hauling. Those who intend to engage in
business Of canning or of drying tins fruit
have a prospect OF plenty Of cheap ma eri Il
10 work upon. D5lewdredn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

Atlantic Rife Gallery, Atlantic Garden,
ga King street, Wilmington, Delaware. s
valuable prz IS: 1sl-acopy Of Ma Twnin's
"Innocents Abroad" one of tho mosl
popular works published, 81 Lewis "a mer-
lean Sportsmlu," 81 : TIE "Amcrican
Ioyle" by "Trumps." The standard Au
lhoriiy on all games in this country will be
given tor the best shooting Tor the week end
lug Tuesday, May 18Th, 1871. Any person
making 2 D,ls out OF shots can register his
name on the prize list aud com .,ets for the
prizes. List closes Tues,lay, tie 10Th, al 10
O'clock. The prize contest will take place
during Tie allein ION and evening, Of same
LAY, AMI the prz's given Mt 10 u'clork pre-
cisey. All are Invited 10 call aud see the
prizes and try their SKIN. The Rds used is
NELSON'S best. "a. BARToLErrE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Philadelphia, Wilmington a. Baltimore
Rail Road
TImE TABLE.

g.. @fse4se- TIME TABLE.
CoAMENCIAo EOYEHBER 81, 1870
Trains wll leave Dspoteorner broad street and WAs
WAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 30 AM fspnd.,s sx,an,.,
of bl!' more ttopp at all Regular ststionz Con
Z, eu AZ wilmington with delaware Rail Rod line
gay ion VITA smyrla Branch Kali ltoad and .ryisnd
aud Dsiawaie nail .oai, at II rrinston with Japcios
Ahi IRE kwater Rail Road ssaioId with Dorchsster
ahd Della Raj Rnai, at Dsar with Rasi "a shors
Hail Road A"N f'N'noAs
E4rhEss rAAls at lli5 a. Al. Sundays exes,ted,
~ na.'hois ana NashLston, stopping at
Peityvills sand havre-de Grace Al Wiiu,i,to
with train Tor New Jasils 'e'V
hArhkee TRAIN AZ 400 +. d. (suadays excepleI
ior and Washington stopping At Gbsssr IA ar
w' an"o9d, Ciey mont, Whining ton, Newport staItDn
Newark, hikioh, North kAst Cnarlestovu PerrvviIis
Aalrede-urAea, bsris u. Perrynnn's Edgavonf NJ
noiA, Uhase's aud S.eumei's ku6 -s
ss-NlGdr EAPRass Al lI.3v r NJ (daily \ 70, BsIti
more sad Washington. stopping at uhs-tsr" tin,~a,d
Gay mont. Wilmington newark. Alton kortn-tnsS'
'ep yshls h1srg-dr.5i ace. perryHiaus lynoIA.
the IL " train "''' '~A'
WILMINGTON TRAINS
sfSppns ~ All STATIONS bstHesh Philadelphia and Wi
Lave Philadelphia at 100 A. g. $50. CO. and nm
800 m ~ YVv ~ Tram CONNECTS with delaware Rail
Leavs VI ninxton At o 10 aud 5 10 A MOO an and
10 tla'y r. ia. Toe si1 a. a. train viii not atom
ortHton Chester aud Philt iulpLia - '''P
A. Trains lssVing Wilmington at 645 A. NJ. and AM .
e'u ,onn.ct at LamUkiu Junetion Win the 7 90
more c, ~ XXI rams los rhiAdsOhiA Blt
IhkoUJH TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE.
A.. NJ. "a 0's% aIa iV-V
from bALTlAORh TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baitiuors 7.25 A. ~ Way hsil. gio1M a.
gr7,s- z ~ . al hAPrass 10 Z. M. Express. 10 Jo
e. al. ENi ress. ''HV
TRAINS tOR BALTIMoRRI
Leave Chester al y VI lnd VII A. a. And 4ahp A.
aud III T.. h. .S'O- ~ NJ 10 %
suEDaY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore At 10 4. A., st0bpipg - u,
terry mans, Ab,rdsrn, Havrs.deGrnee l -.-shsiA
ChArestVwh, north sast, EiktOn, Newark sfss, -
Nswp'it Wilmington, Cisy mont Linwood ard $500
Ieoush q A7t' 10 aii pon West, south aud ssst,,'
wet may 10 p"cuied AZ ticket Office sas chs s.u
street uud G ntilen al Hotel where su, oHvs.hot
anl Bsiths ~ siespiuS Cas- ts scared gt,s,n ~,
gay. le,soh. pHtrlasni ticAes at this Office can r..
o4ssAeo shueasd al theif rcsiene1 tbs uniu- H.
ief COMPANY. ii~''
L. KEHNEY, lupt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

IL kga-rEk OFFICE, ELW CAstLE OorNTY,
trhtusty gan 1911
i,t., the application Of Nete % Turner Admnia-
trstr a. Jr,tph liutu, Jr., late 81 tlmlngtau n.y.
m said County, deceased IT'S tDEhkD aui dif,t-
ia M ~, kali-rr that tie Administrator Aicto aid
i've notice OF the granting 81 Let1trs OF Adninhua
1,u uppu the Estate OF the deeeased siih the date
~ ,r,st.tg thereof BY ,uusiLs Embellishments Co.
h. ss.tt withiu fofty dtys ttom The date o. svrh
i-tt.r. "a six OF tae iLost public place OF thv
ts,uny oi Sew Castle, requiring all pefsont having
,inst estate, To present he sane,or ahit
Nv an Act Of Assembly such case mada anu provided
4, also cause the same to be inserted within he sanr
n.,t,i IN the delaware stale JoufuSl ntwsPapTf
pubushaJ u Wniut gtou, aud t. te continued thefslh
tNo lnolths .-,.,,e.,,t.
(Es,tst.r tior-stid at New Castirtn NeW Castle
- iCsanty siof,ssd, tho day and q AZ .n''e wa.
-, b. GIBBS Register.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

The new Board Of Health met on Friday
evening for the purpose OF organizatlon.-
Dr. II. P. johnson was called to tie chair.
In the absence Of his Honor the Mayor,
The Secretary of the Board, L. T. Taylor,
ESQ, administered the usual oath OF office 10
the members and they took their seats
The election Of President OF the Board be-
ns first in order, Mr.. Jones nominated for
hat office, Henry Eckel. MI Saxton nom
mated Alexander Chandler
The ballots were taken with the following
result
MIR. EckCl received yules.
Mr. Chandler received Votes.
Ba4k l vote.
MIR. Eckel was dcclaied elected, thanked
the Board for the honor conferred, and took
his seat.
The office OF Treasurer was next voted for.
Rohard X. Jones aid Joseph IL Richard
son Sr., were nom uated.
Upon counting tile VOles
Mr.. JOLes had received II votes.
M. Richardson received 8 votes.
Mr.. Jones was declare ell duly elected Treas
urer. On
| David Rubinett was elected Executive cfi-
Ger Tor the Eastern District, srd Thomas
Mnllin for the Western District.
Upon c. ming forward 10 take tie 0oth oil
office, Mr.. Mulin before doing So, asked tlI
information respecting lis duties. The clerk
cad the rules governing EYi cutive olhcers'
wheioup0n NJ, MALTA d, c incd t1nccepi TO
Office and retired.
John Moore was then elected in lbs stead
The Pr sidtni then annouucCd the l0low
Ing Standing Committees:
Finance bits,rs. DE-. Il. 4. Johnson, Joshu'
Baker, Alexander Chandler.
On ! iceRses-Messrs. jacob Butt Law
renee Cats, Jehu Pyle, Wm. H. G'nbb
Isaac G. Saxtnn.
Auditing Committee Richard X. Jones
John V. Chiisly, joan Guthrie.
lIr. Clrland Of tile Fifth Ward tendere'
lis resignation as a member oil the Board. l
, was accepted, and the vacancy filed as lol
lowe: Dr.. O. Bailey and Fiancls Monahal
were nominated. The ballot was taken ~.
resulted for Mr.. MOnahan. votes, Or. bAl
lev 3 votes, blank votes.
MIR. Monahan was declared elected.
The resignation OF Joseph Barr as = mem
Der Of the Board from the Ninth Ward VIA
a'sn real and accepted.
On motion To fill the vacancy Tie tlttt.o
!, was deferred until The next meeting oi IL
BOnrd.
Mr.. Richardson's OF the Sewn b Ward tri
Y dcred his resignation of membership. H.
cons liberation ui rs acceptance Was pOsipohe
Till thu next meeting.
4 Tbs usual busintss OF tile Board was Tue
s. transacted, and the Board ADJOURNED
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

sc- We qJteg hear tho remark inado w n,.o
nousewffp ii they were only rid OF the nuls l
X "A range they have, thOy would hnt nav NJ
,.nother Now tho whole trouble los r III n",
having the right kind OF range ne t1 cook
roast, bake or boil II viii heat your bath W. w.,
Ter; il will heat your chambers ana your u, NV,
room, all with one fire, ami consume no "'''
coal than an ordinary cook stoyo, ,,
4OS shipcy Street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

~ persons VINO are DESTROYS OF patronlzlhB
hon1e. arc infotmed that they can purcntse ~
kinds OF musical merchandlzc, instnnneIa13, M a.
~ good and as cheap they can In fhilaueip ~
or Snvwhpre else, at the New Music 2loIv' 80 A.,
els Market street. Buying my goods IRON XXI,
bgnds and being determined to accommouht111
my p9t iIu,c7i H. erested j, II. BLEYRE.
N B-Piano and Organ tuning specl'itS'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of May,
A. ID. 1871, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Tbs fillowln described Real Estate viz:
A.Sa piece or lot Of la al situated IN Whits Clay
MiEH Gre X Hundred New Castle County, Delaware,
hliit4 unled an desc ID ID iolloss to wit -
kskkzA Begin ains At or near the Leathen Run, run
ning thence along tie WiimngtOn aud hlkton Turn
pike west to VI Land of Jonathan thence
south by east crossing the silt run TO 81 lands
OF William Anaiey, thence up sid Snalsy line 10 the
said WILMINGTON aud Elkton Turnpike Road to the
place Of ginning containing Eb lut eight OF sud
more or less With clay pit 'p ned, aud the bIanes
ine giOwth E young u,nisr.
Seized and taken execution the property Of THIN
fs WhitemAn and TO b, sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherin's ofics New Castle. Al I'll q. 1871
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

~ Prices IssiUced-N0ne but farh CtGsS ~
,i,,Ineitif Sid Erery Instrument Wdrfdhfd.-lt
would be to the interest of persons about 10 p Hd
chase a Piano or Organ to call and sec tne cv,s'
h"nted ,.Prostien = Berwind" Agratfe flhmos'
aud the well known "Estoy Cottage organ ~
they are conucded to DO the nEsr TONED Hw W.
MOST DURABLE Instruments manulhotu.Iie,,ur. al
are now selling them lower than any othet nISl
iinss instruAinmts in tho n.arkuti at lne su l,
isi1"''' 49, j. II. BLRYER.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

P.nns, wanna Central Rniirona


80 80 = A. sU@DAf' JUSE IL, 1870,
eisf itl.a..ey "a kaili,,aS 80 yitania Ceh
80 AuA' - ihlA AM AAkhEr sTkkkTs
w., - 20 'ot l'e'tiy W tue Market street ca rs ta.
MsrAs ssls thli,, minses etrs ps tlon' ssd
"a ~ ssd s"ut streets run wilhiu one sam,
Ui the beput. -tN-'
sLEhliSu CAL. IlLEETs can La had on ,,,,,.-,,.
a. Tue Itket onicei northwest o0rHer of AINrH 49,,
A.euts VI he MIDI, l@., ,.s pspvt'
ad denver bAsgase At thu Lepot Ur1srs lvt - ~
Jhes'n At street ~ NJ. AS Aasket st. vvt viii
seHtcn ''''' AZ
..,.., AAAtNs LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ:
~ iKAiN.-. ............ ....... mat 900 =.
ram ASNVA ''.'-'''. IL ~ \ 7 10 =
sAsi LlNh....., Al T., ~ a.
Ehlk hArht ss...... ...... =, ~ -, ~
uAkKlsBCha i...,........ :, ~, ~ a -
LANCAStEE AEON ............. ....., = ~ =: NJ
FAhkkabURu Train .......,... - -
UlACiNNAtl EA'ntaa... ..................At NJ.
anik AAu ttitaL JNu LAFhi.ss.......,- al AZ =,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Burglary.

Some rogues entered the house Of Samuel
A. Price, near the corner of Fifth and Wash.
ington streets last Thursday night, and stole
lot OF spoons and various small articles. -
They also broke into the house OF Mrs. Sisson
No. sol West Fifth street, aud carried off
clothing, meat, &C., worth about $40.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09


I.4U A N. Ne'P"'@ ~
leave philadelphia li45 A.N.aBJ Wilmington Ice
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Adaltlonai to these above leave Cry ton for smxrnn
~ An; ard 200 r NJ, Leave smyrna for ClattsU
u SO A. l aud 30 + M to make lion win ,a,,.
u aud hom lover, aud Stations soath
Freight TrAu with Passenger Csr Attachs1 viii iaa,
Wilmington at 800 A. NJ New Cate /. ~. MidIi,
l""n 25ui Townsend i5; Clayton 3.21 Dover 40,
wyoming 4lbi FELTON, OO; Harrington 6.ll sArming-
Ton otJ bridgeVile 6-lb seaf0r1 5O Laurel 10 nad
arrive &C belmar at 80 A. NJ. Passengers leaving phit
Aielpha At llso Z, a., wall make close connection wi ia
ths ram al wilmington Returning -Will leave Deli
mar $50 r. d., LauIel 335; keAkri 42O; BrIiesvills
W taIninson 90 liariinsion 5.l6i Feton Gil;
wyoming 49, Dover 100 Clayton 7.45; Tognaaua
3 ~ Aiides1wn s40i kirkwOod eO5 New Castle 90
ana arrive at Wilmington, 100 p. Al PhIlrdslnhls
IA ~ T. Me- aud Alluore, $50 A. a. Subisct 10 .al.v.
ineiitn to freight business - @'
lhls tram uiii stop take IN Passsnrers mis- nj
stations hanpi ~ vii dasn fas.S,, a m,
nty and Dupont. N''' "VAa' hOo-
u,..-. C, INJECTIONS.
AT iOMhskND, with the Kent Comfy ana ouan
Anne nj Railroads for KENNEDY vllie NJ
and luierm. date places ' 'N1'''a'i'0
AT Clayton WIN the 81 4 u D d e. -,
inierlieliat9 places. " W. "As'on al p"
, Al . lAlNGl0S vita tue A. D. r. Il far uue,.,
dsirsettsh Leaves aud inter eiinis - 90 ii''
AZ .. AsuIO Wuh the b. & b. q M o,r P.l l.
tErg aul NAnbfidgs Sc, - ~ '0' fsitFti s-
a. DsLnAk "iih tue T.. 5. K X. for Saulsburv. p,ir
m uso 1,stne'4 ass ior berlin nj olhsr statioa,
Il. 4. KENNY su,s,iut.n,...
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
. EGIsTER's ORDER.

~ RAaisfsKs uFFloE, NRw CAsltR COUNTY.
March lth, Isl !
Upon tins Application OF SAMUEL q iatttIsun, Admili-
Tatot G. T. A OF ti1aDstl TT vr,un late OF VIM ug
tou hundred IN sid County dvceasvi a is ordered and
directed By the hsgster tltt the Administrator Atre-
said, give notice VI the grating 81 eterstt Admin ra-
uon e.. e. A. ntVn tue es ale 81 tho easud, with the
dae at grating thereof, by sAus.us Advertisements to
be posted Within FORTY days from the late 81 such letter.
10 xix Of the mos pubic places OF tue county % New Cas-
tie, repairing ali persons having demands aius the
estate To present tue sas or abde by IA Act Of Ass-
hly zuch usie anu provided. And Aoeause the
stius 10 b. iuHettet within the same period ia he
Delaware state JuurLais newspaper published IN
Wilmington aud to be continued therein thtes weeks
- utsh under the hand aud seal Of JhceOi tho
ie-isior Aforesaid, At New Castle lu New Cattle
- 'VoJuy aioresaid the day and year above written.
b. oiUbs Register.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN SuU CO. iei o The Journal Il Tie House Eeprr-
entativts Oi Tic stats ui Delaware iOf tLe session
mcneil Tho 81 II Jaaulry, 1871, up To aud ilcusyu OF
tho 3ltu Lay VI March, ISL vita In EEK, t'leti
with tue AUplTOA'a ktrOEt - 1870. Tbs Journal
ID 10 be pin ell Ia tavo Oa us primer type, 10
utAtn al least itr yhte Ines rage, Win the yei
aud nays la line 10 compact iMn, es posdei Ia ste
iOu OF Chil tr OF ice ke,s 81 tutis Vi ih1 state
Oi Delaware ALI pro- Usais tut be mids Ia Writing
direct d to al Dover On or b.b:e tAe iUla o.
May next stating the lee pur pa and in luding ali
charges o. Ma III ~ aad delisviins.
JOHN u. PENNINGTON,
Rp is-3 Cleik Ct tie House Of Representatives
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

.R- Ipyessed ner gentle inm To nc. mn sIvenli
a., Or ON IL vien was far away, for mo she WouIu
shed a tenr. / paused for some cheering word, ny
hroLhmg heart to cool and with her rosy Ups ss ss'
inti'd In one Of those pretty Spring suits OF De-
e would have hnd no tronule in gens inc ,as ,oc
nnswcr We advise all young mell' ahd y'u .oibiny
. 70 20 90, Market s.fees, au,l luiSn"ss ''e' T's
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
BRSKETr & Co.,
n..unn Hill
No. BIS MARKtT STREET,
HALF WAY BETWEEN FlFfH D Sixth STREETS
PHILAD' LPHIA.

p. Sal,fn So inns Charles Kyle hH' leased tho
sylvia, 81. lnps near Inc City HAhwHy d'wt ant aS
ft,d tlcin up for the accommodation ct VISITORS h,a
IA, ,i.s nil, nics 49, lie has prepared large p'
Lruns fi tlnnrin. e and every arrangement hi .l
uyucnt nd comt lee cream lemonade
~ vit Lo sup, ir,l t. all Whu may call NJ htuNleA.
IN, 'i,n,,s ,int.yer viii be permitted VA the gr"nnd
M XVI, win also continue lis pupuHr stand ~ a''n
nid Mark streets and deaf out delics ice cr'n n,
he aiye tlaess his patrons Will hnl him at hi4 Hhl
.l.i..,,. sixth tpd Orange strpttH.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09
Sheiif's Sale.

Sheiiff's Sale.
Hy virtue writ o. Lesari Faras u dlrse,sd will
be exposed ~ public st',, st the Washington Hotsl
kept y Isaac Pyle IL tue city Of Wilini gtol,
New Castle 'oonty, Dsl,wn',
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of May,
1871, at o'clock, P. NJ,
The flilpwing described Real Est.',, viz:
M Al that lot or psrsel OF lanl situated III the
ElE1 Cis o. Wilmington. New cat County aud
Ei5Esd ,tAie tf Diagsrs, mara psfto ilarly marked
kk4ah ont aud bounded follows tu-Sii: beginning
intarsec lou Of tue eriy Il e OF uont eel
sth the hsrly sIs II fhirtse ith strosa theme,
southsry along said eide Il lRyuont stree seventy W
ct 10 stake. thence east rig rslalel with 1hiriesnth
street seventy hVs frsi to stkr thence souhey par
rasl VITA aymont rec. forty and a ht.f feet
MIR l-sstO h. ortherly sid8 II Rai Road Avenue
at iiry kot w.d hence thereby este QUE hundred
aud thrt, seven ieo more les 10 said side OF rhir-
enih SIR IT. thetc5 In By w.sierl, hund cd and
hmty six s mors Or l'ss u III p'lcs Of brg,uug be
ne contents Oit -als land Aad premises bat thoy
may.
stiz a ard taken In execution Ms the pru erty Of
hrAin wO II and Etll ) NJ. WJolstvn hi wife &
t. t. anl to lie sold BY
JAMES ARM ,TRONG, fheriG
sh,rfs Oalee, New Castle. Ap'il %, ls7l.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-05-09

All 8r-nus htTins saius sainst the estate the dee
c.Asri must present The duly atte-isd the Ad
iaia,s,tnr wa they lay DO lei, with J. e.. Pat.
tsitau, lsi q cintya -,w. Oh Marie. effect, VII
nlustou. or tvture aisior lolli Ur ABIDE
tnH Act ID A.ss.4hy In Hrrh case INSIDE aud provided
-sMtti. Is. PArIEdsON. Adminisits o.. G.. .. A.
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