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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-14
FULL fall sTnCE.

J L.SP .RECETVlgD e IN STORE
10 Country Merchants.
nj am manufacturing daily my inimitable Crush
Il Sugar, steam clarified Flint Candies, warrant
ca better than any made lii the U. States for
wholesale purposes have on hand the largest
stock Of Confertioneries, Fruits, sesars, Tobacco
canned Goods aud Sauces ever Ind at any one
time. / buy MI my goods from first hands, New
York or Boston importers, or purchase them at
cargo sales through brokers for cash, aud can sell
sll goods rs low as New York JObbers.
Don'tyou believe that l can be undcrsold any
where, Give me call Or send for y Ices.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
Wholesale ConfectIoner.
14l2 Main St, Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND & DAN. RAIL RGAD.
un md amer Dccembcri. Isl
GOING WEST.


Train M. .. Through pts4ngrr) lrayes Rich.
mnnd alsjly fexrrif sunla, j at DtL A. w.; leaves
Danyille ai ilHJ A. NJ; arrives a. d'rcnsbOro ~
I:j9 y. VI.
mnt,l laly ri S:Ij A. Nj arrives at lyhchbnrg
M ) II. III.
Train NJ. II Ithrnuu.l mail AMI cxprcS.l leaves
Richmond daily ~ avn l.. M.; leaves Hahsllc
1ially II l0:lJP. ~; arrives Il Greeils'oro daily
- = GOISG EAST.
Train No, II nirotigh mail aud exprcs.l YEA, g
Crtrt,.born daily at 80 u. d.: leave. Dahvtlle
daily IT l0a9 T.. "; arriyest Richmond daily ~
u frai., 20. erhrougli pa~.cnrr leayes Green's
b,rof daily texrept suddaysl II u ~ \. ~; leaves
\ Dansille at ~ l.. NJ: arrives II RichmJnl ~
! saf r.. N.
| Train 80. 10 usynchburg passcnger) leaves
i Iynrhbufg daily at 5.ip 4. NJ; lrayes BnrkfNtile
\ All n a.: arrives NJ Richmond ~ j. VI.
Trains Nos. and II connect ~ ureensborg
with tFaiils on The North Carolina railroad Tor al
Trpin No q. connects at Burkeye With train
On the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad fnF
i aIl points southwest aud south.
THROUGH TlCKETStn ~ point. soi.,h aiiu
southwest ,aui H. procured u the Ticket olncc ~
R,.hmond. and u. y. WAIsEn, Agent u the ~.
Iailti.. Mississippi AMI Ohio railroad, No. ID
! Main street. Richmond. ...........
GencfaI Yreiglh and Ticket Ageat. !,
T.M.R. TAIcoT1. Enquirer ana superlntenu
ent.
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AT i public Tea Party recently held
ii one of our country towns. where scnti-
10 ents were in order. timid bachelor was
bold enough TO remind the ladies' that !cap
year was upon them. by Offering the fol-
lowing
Three long dreaFy years 1 have waited for
this,
Nowif you'll pop the question, Ill sny
yes.
TO which the LADY promptly responded
as follows:
The man without courage TO do his own
wooing,
May 10 his own washing, and baking,
and sewing,
The bachelor looked despair.
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VERY crrolcE srANxAs.
Iiadans put tbs IN gosv Husbands Watca-
case.

B VII =5
Madam put this IN your Husbands match
case.
Speak kindly. gently 10 Thy wife,
She knows enough OF sorrow;
oh seek not from each petty i'll,
An angry word to borrow.
For In her heart there's treasured love;
Oh, prize its golden worth
One gentle word, one smile Of thine,
Can ever call Il forth.
When thou a.t harsh. and stern and cold,
And fronthine own dear home
The sunshine of domestic love
In sorrow seeks to roam,
Upon her heart thy cold words fall
And chill llfe's tender life i:
Then, oh. amidst thy tiials all,
Speak kindly to thy aEe.
Speak softly, kindly to thy wife;
She may have left home
Ofcherishcd love, and to thine own
But scarce as fur have come,
Though five or ten have told the tinc,
Bud thou hast shared its strife
Whenever thy footsteps hOincward turn.
Speak kindly 10 thy wife.
Speak kindly, gently 10 thy wife,
She may be growing old,
And soon yeb0th may glrnered lie
In shadows Of the mould.
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Sir, put N,is N your IVIfe's mirror.

Sir, put His fng your WEES mirror.
Have faith In thy husband, confidc In his vow;
Should he speak unkiHdly. BE- true 10 him now,
Though cen in thine anguish Thy bright hopes arc
dim,
Whatever awaits thee, I've faithful 10 him.
Have Gath III thy husband. nor seek from thy home
"A ham for thy sorrow which sometimes nay come,
'Afid aIl thy detection trust not In another:
But LET MS have faith and be kind 10 each other.
Have faith In thy husband, and whci, he is tried
BY trials and ernsSes. come stand by his side,
Aud try with affection 10 tighten his heart;
There, e'cn fthou fiilesf, 'tis acting thy part.
Have faith IN thy husband. Thy own home within
Whatc'cr be his rol,lness: true kindness may win,
Though cen in thy sorrow thy fond hopes are dim,
Yet still Inc may .Oyc thee--be faithful 10 him.
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Wholesale Shoe House oil
DOTTIHORE, HlRUOW 4 CO.,
Atlantic Block. Nos. l20& l22 Main ST.,
NnREnl.k. VA.

Atlantic Block. Nos. l20& l22 Main ST.,
NORFOLK. VA.
WE beg leave 70 call the attention q our c.ls-
Wv TONERS and the trade GENERALLY 70 giif eN-
te,syc Fall stock If ioots. shoes. llai., Trunks.
g.. which we have jtisi reeeiyed. emlIraring The
largest and m0st desirable stock !" We nulh W "
uy saufkern market.
tI,r goods are Manufactured IN larre q,afll-
ties. fnr eash, and under ctr own SUPERVISION,
t.mitls saving handsome praiit ~ n'lf eu-1n-
n,.s and nl,eing ~ otl footing with the man.
uf,rf,tring establishment NJ the Country.
glnr b,ts,ness bring exclusively Mhole-ale an1
J,l,tng. We utpi,ly Merchants only, aud arr pre-
f,r.itliis season TO orr the trade greai induce
meNs.
Al tio0ds 81 oiir own make are eqiia " rils on
n,uIe work aud aie warranted 10 every rc.lnri:
Merchants visiting our city are respectfully ~
yitr,t IL rall an,l examine aur extensive dFk.
Aye nsranter satisflrtI0n III qualify ahd Ile'igs
ourselves IL .t the same rilsS ~ Gnnlls ~ laNei
Fig,gs.s than they can l,e ubfaned in n. ON ~
any other Northern market. ,,, -.
BOTTlMORE. MAisEOw& co.
g,t1sr 1871 .ln
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In Cincinnati abou. 5000 persons, or
gno in e,ery "a ofthe popult ion, cannot
read or write.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Items of News.

The steamship Missouri, Captain Green.
which left New York for Havana ard Nas-
tau on tho 18th inst. vas burnt at sea in
gale on the 22d. about twenty-five miles
from Ahaco. BY a despatch received from
Nassau by the Atlantic Mail Line, it ap-
pears that only seven Of the passengers and
i've Of the crew were saved. aud It Is re-
ported that over eighty lives verc lost. The
accounts Of the disaster thus far reeevied
arc heart.repdipg.
The cholera has made its appearance q,
Wcxford, ireland, where ono death oc-
currcd. At Gumbenain. a town Of Eastern
Prussia sixty-six miles southeast Of Kon.
iesberg, several fatal cases arc reported
aud il 10 slso sad to be making serious
ravsges At B4da, in Hungary. where. op'
Of niscs y -four eases, tscoty-ssven haze
proved fatal.
The emigration from Germany 70 the
United States iacrsases dsiiy. Thoas.
auds Of cmigrsn4s, intending not enly farm
hands. skilled isb0sess and tradcssncn. bu,
people Of the wealshisr class arc aonstautly
assiving at Hamburg 70 take The stsa'nArt
for New York.
Tho Radical Congrsssmsn At large clsc
from South Carolina is Rev. 4. II Cain
lsmiliarly kuown ~ daddy CAIN" au =
mueiug old dsrky. who was originally
| Gala hand. His sdseation 10 impsrfsc
"a BE chsrsstss not ussl bsstsr. dad
d" will do The banjo and walk around
! businoss 10 uongrcss.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02

Il win not. cannot be under the govern
ment Of % party who have shown them
selves so utterly reckless Of the means en-
ploysd to get iute power, aud who are en-.
tirsly and hopclessly dependent upon the
negroes for Whatever succcss they meet
with at the pells. II the vote were anal
ixsd, Il would bc seen that Of the ballots
cast by the white men Of Delaware. an
overwhelming majority is in favor Of ths
Democratic party.
Mcn Of Delaware, reflect upon these
shiugs. and whom you deposit your sui.
fragcs 10 the bsllot.box on Tuesday next
give your support to the Democratic party
which advocates the constitutional rights
and seeks to maintain the dignity Of ,hci
State, and the supremacy Of their race.
The men on the Democratic ticket ar,
good and true men, well qualified to I'll
the positions for which they have beef
nominated, and the interests Of your State
Of your race, and Of yourselves will be Sc
cure in their hands.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Local and State Affairs.

FEMALE CmEcx RAIsER--On Saturday
last, female Of rather hard features mp.
pesrcd At the National Bank. and desired
10 have check certified which she said
she intended to send to Kentucky in pay
mcnt Of taxes. Having first deposited
the requisite amount Of money. she Sc
cured the services Of the teller, who wrote
for her check for $9.16, payable TO u.
j. Williams. This she signed IL. II.
Smith, aud the teller certified. On We'd
ncsday last, the check came back from the
Citixcns' Bank Of Middletown. Del. raised
to S9O.l6. The fair swindler talked very
fiuently Of bonds in which she wished tc
invest, and was particularly interested in
Northern Central Railroad Bonds. Hold
crs Of Northern Central would do well I,
be careful how they accept even her Ger
tilted checks. .-CccH Democrat.
DELAWARE CRY IrEMs.--Mr. William
G. Webb, Of Port Penn. planted one po
tato Of the peerless variety. which yielded
him one bushel Of potatoes. They wer,
all of 6nc size. three Of them he weighed
which weighed FIVE pounds.
The tableaux ana supper gwen ny IN
ladies Of the first Presbyterian Church
was quite success, the proceeds amount
cd to $3.50 above expenses.
On Monday last, Sheriff Armstron
sold the property Of Captain j. q. Craig
consisting Of horse and six acres Of land
to James Craig, for 81 $50
Thursday evening last was ccl lebrate
by Young America in the usual styl'
j. Frank Hazel, Esq. died at his res
lencc in Smyrna, on Friday evening pot
ult in the 32d year Of his age. NJ
Hazel was well known in this colnmuui'.
IIc was a young man Of fine talents;
lawyer BY profession.
BIO TunS,rs. One day last week, NJ
Wingatc Matthews. living on y. i. Coc'
ran Esq's. Reading" farm, sent to OF
Office three tprnips which just take dow
anything in that line we eyer saw. Th'
weighed respectively, % 9s and " lbs
aud measured 80 inches around.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
S4MrkL FESiSoroy,
Secretary

Ats regular meniiag Of the Board OF
Directors Of the Citizens National Bank
Of Middletown, held at the banking house,
this 23d day Of Nov. 1872, the following
Preamble aud Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted and ordered to be placed
on the Minutes Of said Board:
Whereas it has pleased an All Wise
Providence. to remove from four midst
Thowas Murphey, one of the oldes. mem
bcrs Of this board, We dceply feel his loss
after so many years Of usefulness in ou'
board. Therefore,
Resolrcd. Tha, We deeply sympnthis'
with his berenvcl family in this irrepara
bic loss tha, has fallen upon them, ant
We believe that the community has lost II
Mr.. Murphey, one Of its most useful cisi
zcns
Resoired. That the President Of thi
board tender to the bcrcaved family
copy Of these resolutions, and that th
same be published in the Middleton
Transcript.
By ORDER or THE BOARD.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
iSr the Midiiaorn Transerip,.
New CAsrLE CouNrY. Oct. Goth. 1872

New CAsrLE CouNrY. Oct. Goth, 1872.
Mr.. Editor win you do large class
Of your readers the favor Of publishing
the following extract from the last lecture
delivered in New York by Mr.. Froudc ?
Such statements, from snch n source. will
entirely remove the slime. which, now and
then, haif.educaied and badly informed
Sectarisns csH upon the Catholic Church
and Clergy
II am not blind tn the prcfo',cron.
shortcomings NJ the Abglo-Es'nbli'hed
Church, to its grand preiensicus. TO it's
practical inefliciency. do not question
the enormous power for good which has
been excrtcd in Ireland by the modc,n
Catholic priests. Ireland is one OF The
poorest countries in Europe. yet. there j.
less theft, less cheating. less house. break
ing. less robbery Of all kinds than in any
country Of the srme size in the civilized
world In the wild district where lived,
We slept with unlocked doors and open
windows. with as much security as if vt
bad bcen--i will not say in London OF
New York. for should have been cx-
trcmcly sorry TO have tried the expert
men, in either place. laughtcr.) | sa,
We might or would have been with ih,
Saints in Paradise. for any danger t,
which We were exposed Applause.
In the sixteenth century the Irish wer,
notoriously regardless Of what is tcchni
cally called morality. In The last hund
red years, at least, inipwiiy has been al
,nost uuEuo,ru IN Ty,laud This dLsrBc
# raigdr crime, and his eyc, OPTIONAL dci
icary and moiesty Of character is due, I
ihcr esrias'iry honor. 10 tie ihftcnc
ef the CATHOLIC CaEgn.." { Applause
MIR. Froudc is universally regarded n
, Epglaud's Great Historian" and Pre-
y fcssor Hitchcock calls him " one Of he
manifest Scholars" alorc than this, h
is Protestant but so high above higo
= try as to be just and liberal. J. ID
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02

The SmssGr journal In recent issue in
dulged in some unkind and uncompli-
mcntary remarks about Fx-Gov. Ross
and others who favor the S,raight.out
movement. This was wholly uncallcd for,
and contrary to sound policy, unless the
journal desires TO injure the prospects Of
the Democratic party next week. The
great dissatisfaction consequen. upon the
nomination Of Mr.. Greeley at Baltimore,
has caused great aud much to be regret
ted apathy and indifference On the part of
many Democrats, and it is greatly to be de.
sired that concilatory measures should bt
used to prevent disruption in the Demo
cratic, party Of Delaware. Because men
differ in their opinions in regard to can,
didate for President Of the United States
that is no reason Why, by the use Of ficrc'
ana,hemas and unjust remarks they shoul'
cause harsh feelings to be engcnderct
among Democrats in Delaware, and han,
over the State TO her mortal enemies.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02

MipbLErowN, DELAWARE. AT a meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Forest
PRESBYTERIAN Church. held in the Lecture
Room, on Monday, October 29'h, 1872,
the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas i. has pleased our Heavenly
Father, to remove from our Board 10y
death, our faithful and energetic brother.
Thomas Murphy, Esq. and
Whereas our esteemed brother, has
been associated With the BOARD of Trus-
tees since the organization Of the church,
and by his fidelity and love for its best
interest, has cndcared himself to us as a
member; Therefore, be it resolved, that
By the death Of ogr Brother, the Board
has lost the council aud experience Of a
, moe. valuable member. md the church q
sincere and liberal friend
R,sir,d, That while we acknowledge
the hand Of an All Wise God, in this dis
pensn,ion, yet we would bow in submis
sion to His Divine Will.
Rcsoirei, That We hereby extend Il
the bcrcayed family Of onr Brother, ou
heartfelt, sympa,bies, and commend thou
to the only source Of consolation in th
hour Of afiic,ion.
Rcsolred. That copy of these Resolu
tions be entered on the Iiautcs Of til
Board, aud copy be transmitted to tn
family Of the deceased, and published i
the Middletown Transcript aud Dclawnr
Republican.
At,es. AypnEw EliAsoS.
President.
S4NrkL FESiSoroS,
Secretary.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Registers Order.
DEGiSTHR'S OFFICE.
In New fnstlc Coun,v pc,ahnr ls,h
u4t i9-3m

DEGlSTER'S OFFICE,
IL New Castle County, October 18th, 1872.
Upon the application OF Eiz, pevercux. Ad-
mins'ra,rix OF James Dcvcreux, late Of Saint
Georges Hundred, In said County, deceased /; II
Is ordered and directed by the Register tina, the
Administrative aforesaid. give noticc of the gran
ting OF Letters Of Administration upon the Es-
tate OF the deceased, with the date Of granting
Thereof, by causing Advertisements To be pos tied
within forty days from the date Of such Letters,
In SIX OF the mos, public places Of the County of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, 10 present the same,
or abide by an Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. Aud also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period In the
Midd'ciown Transcript, u newspaper published
In Middle,own, aud to be continued therein two
months.
AA Given under the hand and Seal Of oaics
lof the Register aforesai E, at New Castle
in New Castle count. aforesaid, the day and ) eel
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims agains
I'll. Esiai. oi ia, deceased musl present the same
dGi, at,.s;.d. To the Administrators on or bcfor,
October laih, 1873 or abide The Act Of Assembl,
IN such cas, made and provided
ELIZA DEvEREUX, Admr'x.
Addfess--Mi. Pleasant, Del,
Oct i9--.mos.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
EARLY BEATRICE PEACH,
Ripens two weeks IN advance d
HALE's EARLY

s., s.. T. ts:ss ssssss!ss;s q: sssSS;;ss r.;
and has been grown Ia this counSSy cklv 81
Samuel q. Bilyen, of Listlsses, h. o. NJ kek
Is OF beautiful color, 6ne favor and stssSS m.
ping better ihan any early varsity. -
The subscriber having The sols ceslfol u ~
entire stock Of Beatrice Trees ssovp s. n.
bi'yen, offers them to the Peach 0roweis Il NJ
Hundred and Fifly Dollars ~ ThosSsea.
Address,
y. NIFFLlN wlLKiNs.
Oct i2-3t. - 1T
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
100000 A pple Trees.


Standard aud Dwarf, Two aud three years old
largely Of early variety and Souiharn winter or
keeping apples. Pruit growers would do well 10
turi; their attention TO the cultivation Of early
Apples. The early varieties grow and fruit well
anywhere on the Peninsula bear young and
command high prices 10 the market. All who
plaat peach orchards should not ial TO plant the
grouud with early apples nj 81 fee, apart with
peaches between, each way--3I apple and IS
peach trees TO the acre. Peach trees alone at 20
feet each way 100 per acre. Before The peach
trees are one half done tie sisss are r so.i,ablc
bearing the arples will last abou, 80 years.
In 1871 wheu HE lialc's Early peaches sold In
New York for from 81 80 TO 81. 90 per crate the
carly apples sold readily III same time for 81 90
to - 90 per crate the apples producing three
,i,ucs as many eraies per acre MS the peaches.
Whcp the peach orchard Is done and gone the
planter has the ground occupied with good aud
profitable orchard, which In u,os, eases will out
live the planter. have large stock OF stand
ard and Dwarf Pears, Early Richmond and other
Cherries, Gooscbcrries, CurrnDis, Herstinc and
other naspbcrrics, Blackbcrres in variety, Straw
berries In variety, Conoscrs Colossal aud ln'-
pcrial Asparagus, Evergreen and Dccidous Trees,
Shrubbcry, Roses etc suitable for farms and
Yards, Cemeteries &c Hoi-housc plants--cnn
furnish all kinds of trees aud plants usually
found In any Hrst class establishment. Orders
BY mail will receive prompt aiien'or-wriie for
catalogue, Hiram Deal, Esq, 10 my authorised
aseut at Middlesown, Del, oil orders left with
bin viii receive pscnP. atleution. ..-.
June i-en. Wilmington, Dol.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
WANTED

4 ioKE 'f OXEN, medium size, In ex.
u shsnr. ior a s. pi I,ugg, shining ,op. and
good 'inrness, or a good farm horse. Any dif
trcNt~ paid In cash Address
WM. n REYNOLDS,
e20 West street, Wilmington. Del.
Oct. 26-2w. go
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02

NJ.
dealers in Fancy and Mourning
Dres. Goods silks. Shawls Trimmings, EN-
hroideries Laccs, Ribbons. Ties, Edsings, Rni.
fling, veIvcts Kid Gloves, Corsc's, Hosiery,
Lacs%, Children and Mems Underwear also
full rnd complete sibrk ~ House Furnishing
Goods, Carpets. uh Cloths, kr. Also u Branch
" " ". I,morsi' t1p"'ium - Fast'""s,
M,ttiSxgr Tine store Iricl, ncrnpied l., Miss
Emma Cooper, Main ST., Miadr,o.n, Del, Is
now uudcr the charge ut Miss w. y. HAYS, who
has Just received from the rites ana VII Keep
constantly on hand Large and well Selccicd
Siotk " i;ord, in her lirr, to whth sh. cor
di.D Invites the attention 81 ,is. hrti ~. p"l ",
Choice Varieties Ycs ,sr..y ard bcIawatc
PSAcb rEEfsi rcr sale by >, =, ,,
Tho celebrated pn0i GRsly rAN, the hest
in The world for clc' nite all kinds 81 gram.
For sale hy H. - '' "N''
Styra WARE JrwEtRy, sc Whilst on
business trim TO Philadelphia recently, we '""N
| occas sion to drop into the Jewery store oil our
friend NJ f. Dickson, 35l South Eight street.
| lie has q large and varied steck Of silver ware
| Jcwelry aud fancy articles, which he sells nj
reasonable rates more than the larger es,ab-
| lishn.chis where you have 10 pay few dollars
| extra for the reputation OF the house. II any o'
our Younger readers are contemplating pop
| ming the question, aud desire an cnpagencn,
| ring We recommend them TO 20 10 Dickson $,
| where they can get any kind, from plain gold
! to the costly diamond. II any have friends that
are TO bc married Gnl are e1nsidcring what
kind Of a prcscn, 10 make them, let them 60 To
| pickson's and from his large assortment u
/ - s.gl. sill n lac n II
few wcekt mara Nj niehsoa will have in stor'
a varied aud large stool. of Holiday goods. and
any one wanting anything Ia his line would dc
well tp give him call.
Ladies silk Ties "A beautiful assortment in al
the new shades jus, received, hy
Bsggman..s fail =eishi kcphyrs in all shades
Al HANSON BRO.
Ladies cal, a, Hanson brns and examine thcl
! Stock of Dress Goods. comprising silks Poplins
Sn,ccns Japanese Cloths, Alpacns. Reps, Set
; yes, Dclnincs, &c, all of which will bc sold II
extremely low lgareg.
sackiny rlanncls-in Blues Scarlcts, Grey
and plnids also Red AMI White fnnnels a
grades n, nAhSph hEo'
. Kid Gloves. n, 80 cts. 81 co. Sl25. 81 I,
ngl :. O0n. HANSON BRO.
, Clildrcus Nerno Vests sizes 10, ~. 20, 2
4 - and IS inches, at HANSON BRO.
. iicl Ticking, l9l -, 20, 20 ~ 80 aud
cents Ter yard a, HANSON BRO.
Tufkih Toweling for childrrns' Cloaks M
D., P.gnr,s nj IANSUn bRu.
|
n.as Sa,ins for Trimming, al
HANSON BRD
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Registers s Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

EEGISIERS OFFICE,
Ngw CASTLE Cousry, 0c,ohsr 10Th, 1872.
Upon the application Of Samuel Segars Ad.
miuis,reior Of John II. Segars, late of 81. Geor-
ges II indrcd IN said County, deceased Il is
ordexed anI directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the gram
ting OF Letters OF Administration npon the Es-
tate of the deceased with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to he posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters,
In six Of the most public places of the County
OF New Castle requiring all persons having de-
MAIDS against the Estate, 10 present the same,
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided Aud also cause the same
10 he inserted within the SAME period in ihr
Middleton n Transcript. n new spapcr published In
Middietown, and to be continued therein two
months.
-, Given under the land and Seal oi
li.s }Office of the Register aiortsaid NJ New
49, Castle, In New Castle counis aforesaid
the day and year above wii'tcn.
D GIBBS. Rssnrgn
NOTiCE.-All persons having claims agsins,
ihe Es,ate Of the deceased s,nsl pf,scri ~
same duly mtt.sicd 10 m Adminisifa, ,or on Il
belore october lg,h. 1873. ar Lido the Act o.
Assembly In such casr n,nde and provided
SAMUEL SEt; YRS. Almr
Address --McD DonouSh, Lei.
Nov, ?-9m.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
.iAItR1tsD.

On Thursday morning, the .ilst OF October,
1872, by Rev. John Csowcll, D. H. James
VnndePrit 10 Anaelino, daughter Of the late
Joseph Cleavei, of Port Penn, Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
BLATCHLEY'S
Improved Cucumber Wood Pump

TASTELESS, Durable, Efsciest ssa Cheap.
i The hest Pump for the least money. A.
ten'ion Is especially invited 10 Blatchisy Patsns
Improved bracket and New Drop Obeek valvell
which cnn be Withdrawn without ttmskiae shi
Pump or disturbing the joists. eAleT ~ csp.
per Chamber, which never craeks b sedss. ssa
will ou'lnst any other. fts salA y Dealers
everywhere. Send fos Cataloese aAA 4slcs- List.
ClAS. O. BLATOHLDxi. VIZ,
SOC Commsrcs 81. PAilaAa., p.
Oct. l2-ly