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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13
Cure for Founder.

1 noticed in your paper few weeks
ago sure cure for foundered horses.
/ send y0N mine, which have tried
ON many different horses. and in cases
of long standing. Take some old
woolen blankets or rags-if wooden
rags are not handy, take straw-and
wrap the Legs tight. up as high as you
can conveniently, then take hot water.
hot enough to scald the hair off a well
horse, pouring it around the horses
legs until they are well soaked then
in an hour serve in the same way ex-
cept not quite SO hot, and in two
hours he will be as well as ever. This
know to be sure cure, and there is
no danger of injuring the animal, as
would be the case with turpentine
The horse is paralyzed the limbs are
cold, and the hot water will start the
blood circulating and start the perspi-
ration. I have taken boiling hot
water and applied it, and never in-
jured hair.-Cor. WesteT7s Rural.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13
Sherif's Sale.
State Of Ohio. Portage County. IS.

State of Ohio, Portage County. IS.
d URSUANT to the command of a vendi. ex
Il issued from the Court of Common Pleas for
said county in the cause of Johnathan Stratton
plf and Jacob Blank ct ais. defendents, / shall
offer for sale at public auction, at the door of
the Court House in Ragenna. county and State
Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY. the 9th day ofJULY. A. D.. 1871
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q, m., and 4
O'Clock p M, of said day the following described
Real Estate to- wit: :faf F1isi ~ sf7ts $50 q
Situate in the toweship of Franklin, in the
county of Portage and State of Ohio, viz. in the
Village OF Kent, and is known as being part
of lot no. 30, in said township and bounded US
follows; Commenting at point in the east line
of the street known River street, 80 feet north
from the northwest corner of q certain dwelling
house now owned by one Clapp, thence east to
the west bank of the Cuyahoga River, thence
northerly along the bank of said River to poii 6
10 feet nertherly from the northeast corner of
the building known as the Red warehouse now
used by c.. W. Lane as plow-shop, thence west
parallel with the south line OF the east line of
said street, thence southerly along the east line
Of said street to the place of beginning. APP
praised at 5000, Terms cash.
49,. -4s.a5ttas $50 o. b. PAINE. Sheriff.
Rockwell q Ruggles, Plffs' Att'ys
Ravenna, Ohio. june 4, 1872. 19S-5w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13
Catarrh Cured for SO cents!

One so cent Bottle of this medicine has never
yet failed to cure the very worst cases Of Catarrh
or Bronchitis in a few weeks. 1t is probably the
only positive cure for all those troubles that has
ever been discovered. i will guarantee this med
icine in every instance where fair trial is given
OF return the money. For sale by Druggists OR
mailed free on receipt of so cents. Address I.
z. YMMES. No 16G Fulton street. New York.
For sale by AID Hickey, Raw, o.
p Nov. 8. 1871. 167-6m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13

A young gentleman who aspires to
write for the press, thus records a
transaction which recently came to
his knowledge .ssAny person learn
ing the whereabouts of young man
named Scott, who attempted to seal a
bottle of benzine this morning with a
lighted candle standing near the bot.
tie, will confer a favor on his sister at
the mission, by reporting the same to
her. as his clothes will fit her hus-
baud.'' 40 -s7'.is = st'li. sas2 a7'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13

Remember, in all things, that if You
do not begin, you will never come 10
an end. The first weed pulled up in
the garden, the first seed in the ground
the first shilling put ins the savings
bank, and the first mile travelled on
journey, areall important things; they
make beginning, and thereby hope,
promise, pledge, an assurance that
you are in earnest with what You
have undertaken. How many a poor,
idle, erring, hesitatiRg out cast, is now
creeping and crawling through the
world whe might have held up his
head and prospered, if instead of put
ting off his resolution of industry and
amendments he had made only a be-
ginning! ss .ssas = ssa .oiiij .saasssI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13

Always put hot ashes in highly
combustibIe. box or barrel or tub
standing in your woodshed, or some
other place Convenient for the result !;
then, when your home lies before you
in ashes, you will have the melancholy
satisfaction of knowing how it origin
ated. llla. si-..-.- s. ~ -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13
De PhoFUNDis.
YORK in a shirting emporium

/ work in q shirting emporium
For hardly three dollars week.,
Where the chief of the firm is an elder,
All rubicund beaming and sleek
He Iugs the demonstrating gospel
Into all his daily affairs.
SAYS grace both before meat and after,
And is famed for his excellent pray'rs-
He wears his benevolent glasses
On anose it's an honor to know.
And his geffefs Of drab are credit
10 mis- flm-which is Grinder 4 Co.
He's subscriber for missions dozen.
And snofes IN an annual sleep
AS cIairman for something for saving
The iostof humanity's sheep.
tridge at fhe wearisome treadIe
ay FSe s dawn .nd s the sri1iEht asbgp Is gray
For hfty poor pennies day
sss Ts aeas ssas swIsh sGg Z soM ny asspsr
Foreser susgest = You are fair.''
And one mnsf be dressed like Chrlstians
Though not getting Chrzstlenly pay
Ard how can manage good Elder,
On four of your shin lings dayz
Oh, wen. II it,s down ward I'm going.
As only we women ann 90,
"s Enpaosmen1 sass mem s5f & eTiadsr sTi ss - 70.
Yet possibly God oser the city
Looks out with q pitffuk eye.
And sees. In the pitiiess moral,
Whywe, the im1norals must cry. l
A scene to be wept is before me.
An ultimate life in the street
OfTdriukfng, and beatings and curses 2
And darkness, and tempest Of sleet.
Who knows but my earliest tasting. ..f5sss,
OF dreamless and pitiful sleep
May be In the kefuge you're building
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13

q
USEFUL HINTS TO You've WRITER'S.
Bouquet is French word boquet
Hors de combat is correct French
expression !; hors du combat is not.
lily is not an English word-To
say that person is lily adapted to
any employment is as sincorrectas it
would be to say that he is welly
adapted to it. Ill adapted is the
Firstly is not an English word |;
first should be used. Secondly,
thirdly. etc., are correct.
The use of the word most instead
of almost is vulgarism of New Eng
land origin. The Atldntic Monthly
laGely exhibited it in some verses.
The nouns ending in ey form their
plural regularly by adding s; as key,
keys; monkey, monkeys; journey,
Journeys attorney, attorneys; money,
moneys. Ignorance leads some per-
sons to write attornies and monies in
stead of the correct spelling. [
The word whisky has no in it,
and its plural is whiskies, not whis-
Keys. fIes isfgi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13
rnE rsAIm nr rnE snrnr.

Apropos of the +" meeting of several societies
Interested in the salvation OF such sheep, ~
are duly qualified TO be l0st,' Mr.. W. a. Cronnf
in his inimitable T" "Table-talk - OF the Chicago
Post ventures the following
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13

A PHILOSOPHER has observed that o
pail of water going up stairs requires
the help OF but one boy, while the
same pail passing into "a circus seems
to require the united exertions of from
five to eight boys; ,.,s ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-06-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

Emily Collins. of Mechan icsville, in the State
of Iowa, is notified that George II. Collins did
on the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1872, file his petit
tion in the Court of Common Pleas ofl ortage
county and state of Ohio, asking for divorce
from her on the ground of gross neglect Of duty
and adultery. Said petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said Court.
s. ID. NORTON. Atty for Petitioner.
Rayenna April 10th 1879. 1.0-6w.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

THE "DRLAwAREAN" URGES THE STATE
LEGISLATURE TO ATTEMPT CONTEST
WITH THE SATIoNAI GOVERNMENT.
From the Dover Delawarean, Nov. q.
The attempt, on the part Of the Repub-
lican majority in Congress, by the passage
of the enforcement act of 1870 and the
amendments thereto of the last session,
aud other kindred measures, to control aud
determine the result of elections in the
State, will naturally suggest to the Cen
eral Assembly, at its next session, the
propriety of adopting measures for the
protection of our citizens against Federal
interference In their own domestic con-
Germs, so far as that can be done by legis-
/ lalive action. The odious provisions OF
he laws to which we refer, as well as the
onduct and spirit manifested in the late
anvass by leading Radicals of this state,
! including Federal officials, imperatiycly
lemand that all legislative power should
Ne exhausted to thwalt the Vaccinations
! If the Radical party and protect ourselves
and the public officers of this State against
the expressions and intmidations Of un-
princlpled men, who would trample on the
most sacred rights, and resort to the most
nelarious means to accomplish their pur-
pose of obtaining power In this State.
To Influence the result of the late cleo
ton proceedings were Instituted by Federal
officials, influenced, doubtless, by partisan
appeals, against the Levy Coutt Of New
I Castle county aud the Collectors of county
taxes, under the act of Congress referred
to, resulting in indictments and in the
prosecution and conviction. upon negro
testimony. of one of the collectors Vt that
county.
These high-handed measures, incepied
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
Explosion in a Foundry.


TEN MES BURNED BY MELTED IRON.
On Saturday afternoon about 4.SC
O'Clock an explosion took place In the
foundry Of f. {. Stotsenburg " Son by
which ten men were burned with melted
Iron.
A casting for a rotary squeezer, for the
Wilmington Rolling Mill Co., was being
poured. when It suddenly exploded, throw
iug about 5000 ponds Of melted iron in
all directions, which fell Oh the workmen
in the foundry
Gilbert Bains, the foreman, was severely
burned in the neck.
VIM. Newin, was more severely injured
than any, his feet, back aud thigh being
so badly injured he win probably not be
able to resume work for u month.
Peter NcWlin was burned in the feet.
James Cross had his legs burned.
Samuel Butand's legs were also burned
And FIVE others were more or less iniur'
ed by heated iron falling on them, most OF
whom resumed work to-day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

"a 'lf HL A,''' pr" At Ii'E HARLAN
AND Il '"''' HOl''" GU 10
AZ q O'Clock Tuesday morning
t"t -cW-A.p irafDa9 ut thc Pacific
N.i -'aHa .uP to.pu, W8- lttrchcd ut
t.r i.Cl a sAe 81 ..un Is liu.I.- worth
.HHUnE.
'rs unwb,r Of peup'e were no the
HtH- #o'e.prs, ala by the
.t-u. a taos Ilsot froh4l y i've
r-1as are rueeat
..f u.s. o., tUg mm q the last
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

Ns,fS. Edtors:-In your paper is
notice that Mr q orgc :. Hagany H. an
applicant for an appointment from Gov.
Ponder To the Office Of Justice of the
Peace. would 10 net be- well for mm lie
Mr. II WHO have so lately apo-iatiled
their republican principles, to be- li.lle
more modest in REGARD to their greed for
The frsh rpta Of oniee, a, no doubt there
arc plenty OF equally good men rs MIR. H.,
aud who have been life long Democrats
that could bring quite as much official
ability to i'll the office sought after as
Mr.. n. CAM.
]. 70 consistent for Democrats 10 put
such men, who have 30 lately hcome con-
Ner.s o. the cause of democracy, in Office
and Position In all such cases | agree
wl % thc doctrine of the Methodist Church
pld believe an such should De put on pro.
baiou, believing il was just this thing Of
allowing mcu who wire heretofore Repuh-
ucu- % make for the Democracy of the
Uutrd States Il platform, aud TO name
suca men a. Greeley and Brown as their
candidates, which Ted 10 -uch a disastrous
result in tLe lac Presidential campaign.
Reel. clfW'N WM. DEAN.
&. due to MIR. ilacanv to say that he
ha- Informed us that he Is not now and
hls uo. recently been an applicant for the
lppAnmut.-ED EVERY EyENlEg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

HELP THE NEEDY.-!There Is handsome
Japanese sMess Box" on exhibition in the
window of II. Buxbaum, Third and Mar
ket streets, which is TO be disposed Of for
the benefit of Benjamin Beesley, a poor
mechanic who has become completely
blind from the effects Of disease contracted
while in the army daring the late war.
The box IS made Of very fine wood and Is
well worth looking at. For information
concerning its sale inquire at the store
where il is on exhibition.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

REPORTED ExPLosIoN.-A rumor was
prevalent on the streets Saturday that the
boiler In Mills & Coombs' wood yard, ut
Third and Lombard streets, exploded on
Saturday, but there is no truth in 1t. The
safety valve, however, was blown off, which
caused cloud of steam TO arse, which
gave rise to the report.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-0n
Thursday, the l4th inst. DR.. G. Troup
Maxwell, of this town, removed by an
operation, the head of the thigh bone,
from$he person of Mr.. Thomas Buckworth,
who resides on Bohemia Manor, in Cecil
county, Md. We understand that some
four or five inches of bone were taken out,
which was in a diseased condition. Mr..
Buckworth is reported to be doing well.-
MiddletOrn Transcript.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

DUoKING.-Our gunners have bad cod
aud rough work Tor the last few days. As
the weather grows colder the price of
ducks advance; Blackheads, 75 cts, Red
heads SIPS, and S2.75 per pair for prime
Canvass backs,--iYdpre RsDublicdn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

APPROPRIATION. The Board of Method
list Episcopal Church Missionary Society,
which was elected on Monday last, met
subsequently In New York, and decided
that $4,000 should be assessed to the
Wilmington Conference, as its share OF
the 5000, 900 to be collected.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

KENT COUNTY REAL EsTATE.-On Tues
day week, c. F. Hawkins, AuctiOneer,
sold for William Paryis, administrator, "a
farm of fifteen acres, in Dover hundred,
real estate of Lemuel NJ. Reed deed, for
S525, Mason Taylor being the purchaser.
Also, for George V. Massey, Esd. Trustee,
farm of 1856 acres, in Little Creek hun
bred, real estate Of Nathan Farrow, decd,
for SIS per acre, Mrs. Aun Farrow being
the purchaser.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

WOODS on FIRE.-SOme person or per-
sons built honhre of leaves in Riddles
woods, near the residence of Samuel Ban
croft, Jr., on Sunday, and then ran away
and left it. some of the workmpn at
Baucroft's mills discovered and oXlin-
guished it in time to prevent any great
damage from it, but not until il had OK
tended some distance along the dry leaves
on the ground. Had it moi been promptly
attended to it would probably have caused
very serious damage.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

HYpRoPHoBIA.-The Middletown Trans
cript says; r. R. Cochran, Esq, Informs
us that sixteen of his dogs were attacked
with hydrophobia, on his farm, on Thurs
day. A general slaughter of CANNES was
the consequence.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

most wonderful nd elegantly constructed
sewing machine for family work C'mplete in
al - parts u4es the straight eye pn nied needle,
new tension. self feed ald RI h gu'd4r Npsrnti !
ard noi-elefs like all good high priced machines.
Has p4'ent check To prevent tha whe being
tfnInei tue wrong way. Uses the thread dioct
Quest agd strongest stitch known finn dutahlo.
elo.a and rapid. W do all kinds Of work. hte
On cfacse from clmh ic 20 ha.vy cloth or 10 q her
Il us.s an dascriutions of thread This mach ne
Is heavily uustructed to < We 10 stFangth 81 thA
rafts Of each machine heinr mad aiiea hy M T..
chiuerv Hni bee 'utifuily nuistcd ~ ed orniu-uici
u Is very easy o. learn Rap d. smooth nd ii cut
IN nFcTa 'i"n, keliah.e At all Time, and tract
70 iei"5 81 necasnical iavoatioh 40 Hre0tig
4 q ioi. ebc,p family sewing machine ut last.
able. aub.t ntlsf ana reliable 'ow liicod sewing
mach'ic, IT, eNtro me low , lee re- ches al con
all ctpae't q while IFS may mort, maks Il T.
nnvs stl faygrl,e wherever used. and creates ?
RAPID Il mand.
II Is ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED
81 ctn - 'artilly aud cl1d isnt'y recinn
~ nse 10 use who. sre wanting really good
sewing machine, at low, price.
Rutherford PARK, berger Co., n Y.
Priee u earh m lohiue. ''Class - Zone, p
twmranftd fr Eve years by special csrtncatel
vi au ih7 fx cures, and every ihng comp ott
belonging to ., inc udng self threading needle,
lacked iua strong wo0dea hnX aud delivered 10
any pert OF no country by tx To free oi furu II
safe a. iseiv gu rfrtied With earh masi in4
W. will send, ua receipt Of 5 extr' ihe rev
patent
BUTTON HOLE wORKEs.I
One q The mrst important and useful Invention,
81 tho age So staple and Ger al that 4 enid
Gao work the hn.st button d 10 with regular n
ADD ease. strong and beautiful
special terms aud extra Inducements to NAL,
and female agents. store keepers &c who will
eNahl sh ag-ueies thr ugh til. country and keeJ
our New Machines On exhibition and ale Joun,
" rights giNeO 70 smart AKauts free gent
G. mp ete ou'his f1rni he'd without any extri
ohArse. SAMPLES Of sewing. descriptive circular
containing terms. teHiim malls, engraving, &c,
sent free. We also suprly
AGR CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
--latest Patents and lmpr0vemsnts fo' the Fasu
sud Garden hov ers. keaper- Cultivst0rs, Feed
Cutters, harrews, BARN Mills Planters Har
testers, Thrsshe's and all articles needed fo
iarin WORK. Rare seeds in large variety. Nor
way ats. TIE wonderful multiplying Egyptian
Corn u per huudiei. Sc &C All money sent h
p II ohice money ordarH registered letters drsfts
OF By express wll be % rick and are perfectly
seonte S.e del very u all our goods guarantee
An q ard reHpp1rille firm thai sell he bes
goo + At the lngest p'ice, and can b. relied upat
By our readers. w. drmer's journal. y. Ynrk
Address oFdars, JBROMs b HUDSON X Co
G rger Greenwich amt CouulRLd stree s New
1 ork aep7 Iluw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

EIGHT HoUrs.-On Thursday, the 14th
instant. the workmen, at Fins Point Bat
terry, Fort Delaware and Fort Opposite,
commenced TO work on the eight hour sys-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

MECHANICS AN D WoRKtNGMEN. A good,
cheap, warm ca is the article you now
require, and our advice is TO call on that
prince of hatters, Sam. Culbert, No. sos
Market street, and examine his stock.
You will find him polite and accommodate
ing, and he will show YOU large quantltis
of cheap goods, suitable for the seasoa,
and will not be offended il you do not
purchase. Sop and see him; store oppe-
site the now hotel.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

SUNDAY SoHooL.-At the Fall Meeting
of the New Castle Presbytery, held in the
First Presbyterian Church, Newark, Del Z,
standing committee on Sabbath School
work, within lis limits, was appointed as
tollows;-Rev. Charles Mallory, Rev. Mr..
Conkey, Rev. j. Umstead, Rev. DR.. Ma
hum, and Elders john 2. McLear, J. G.
Foulk and D. l.. Dunnng. In Middletown,
and arranged programme for the winters
campaign. They propose to hold Sun
day School Institute at Milford, Del, on
the 9th and 10Th Of December next.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

SUDDEN DEATm.-Dr. Tracey F. Walker
was found dead in his he'd at Marcus Hook,
last Thursday week. He visited or
city few days ago and received a fail on
our streets, slightly iniuriug one of his
legs. He had been drinking pretty freely
and it is supposed that death was
caused by an ovcrdose Of the good thing.
He leaves wife and several children, one
of whom has been studying medicine and
is now seriously III with onsumntion.-
/ Republican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

FILL FROM A TRAIN. John B. Wood, re-
siding at Eighth and Walnut streets, in
this city, while attending to bis duties SIS
brakeman on freight train No. 10, Of the
Delaware Railroad. fell of the cars near
Morton station, about Z O'Clock Saturday
night, and was not missed for some time.
The passenger train south picked him up
and took him to Dover, where be remained
until this morning, when he WAS brought
to his house. The nature Of his injuries
are not known yet, but he has been quite
dnlirinma ainnn Tho anDIlnnI-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
FLOUR, FEED AID GRAIN STORE

SMITH d BRsBN would announce to their
friends aud the pnbiic generally, that they have
taken tle Hor', North east conner u Fourth and
Flour Feel and Gtain store They will cou-
stauty keep a fan aud Trash assortment Of the
be bra d. Of family dlur, buckwheat and corn
meal. oat meal, fHriuu, corn starch, gatdsn an I
bri seeds, cl 'eer-ead. mill feed, gats com, and
In fact everything ususlly found IN a well regu-
la -four, feed aud grain store. which they will
dish ika OF at the lowest market rates
Goods purchased a. their store will be delivered
to any Part II the city free Of cha &c The citi-
zens " Wilmington and the public arc invited to
ii ve them ell. as they feel con adeut they can
give eutire satisfaction o purchasers. iesw
J. }. SMITH =. ,. BRBES
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

CATTLE JUMPNG.--The Middletown
Transcript is responsible for the following
On Friday evening Of last week as the
freight train approached M.ddctewn de.
pot several cattle broke through the side
of one Of the cars and leaped out, doing
some grand and lofty tumbling' before
they struck the ground. This vcnturesom,
exploit of the cattle was witnessed by a
lady and gentleman who were walking
near the railroad. They at once called
the attention Of the engineer to this los.
OF flesh, and the train was stopped, The
adventurous cattle were found somewhat
bruised, but not severely injured by theil
fall, which was owins, doubtless, to the
slow movement Of the cars as they neared
tie depot.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
NEW MOOT AND sROE STORE
GEORGE 8. HAGANY

Has ust opened. at No. 1902 West Second street,
between Orange and Tatnali a large and varied
assortment Of boots and shoes for ladies gentle
men, boys misses and children ell OF which be
proposes to sell at prices to suit the present times
nd respectfully asks the public TO call and ex-
mine his stock ie 5w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

HoRsEs, FURNITURE CARS AND DRAY
I1-The subscriber begs leave to notify ~
his frienis sud the people Of wi mington 10y
aud vicinity that he still continues To- -
keen ct his oil stand. corner Of FRONT AND
FReNGH SrkRBTs, Furniture ,ars aud ptAya,
and excellent Horses to hire At all hours Furni
ture and ott or articles will be removed from the
Steamboat landing and other plaeesin the city
with gren' care by skillful and sober drivers All
who de ire diay ng can be accommodated with
promptness at the lowest possible rate,
ieSwm MORRl sWELDlE,