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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

Pirate Car.-A handsome private car has
lust been finished az the Wilmington Cai
Works of Messrs. Bowers, Dure Il Co., for the
New Orleans, st. Louis i Chicago Rail- DAD,
but more especially for Col. II. McComb of This
city, who is Intimately connected with the rail-
road at New Orleans. The car it 90 feet long
and is 8 feet wide inside. 1t was taken on a
trial trip TO Philadelphia last Thursday and
found to run with great satisfaction. At one
end is a parlor 9 by IT teet which is furnished
with table and chairs, large plate mirror, bell
pull, and extension sofa. II has red, black
and gold figures Wilton carpet, and Is heated
with the hot wafer from Bakers Patent appa-
ratus.
The sofa is upholstered in dIab and green
velvet. The windows are French plate glass
by 3 feet each, with but LILLE wood work be-
tween them. There are two sleeping rooms
II feet long with sliding DOCS sepal ating them
50 they can ba used as one OF two rooms. 1hast
rooms are nicely upholstered ,carpeted and have
bell pulls. The other eud of the car is for !
dining room which is reached from the PABLO
bya ? feet wide passage way,2G feet long, with
out interfering with the chamber. The dining
roomIl2 by 8 feet has sofas anu other furniture
near 1t is kitchen with cook range, dish close
and refrigerator. n large tank overhead
this end OF the ear, holds large supply Of wa
ter which is distributed all over the ear. TIN
washing arrangement and heaters are between
the stale and dining rooms, occupying spac
u hy3 IL feet. In the dining room and paglo
each are three chandelier lights hung from til
seiling--the car heing what is ca led doubl
decker The platforms have ratings with gate
50 arranged that the whole width Of the ca
can be made a level floor. The wheels at eac
end are six in number and are the patent at
Unstable 50 as to suit the different gauges {
railroads.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

Ienperance.-The women's temperance
movement in Ohio continues, and in Mount
Vernon not only the liquor stores, but the bow =
ling alleys, billiard SALOONS, and gambling
houses have been turned INTO PRAYER meetings
In Aenia liquor seller, named i'hillips who
kept saloon called "Ihe Shades Of DEATH, .
surrendered on Thursday, when lac rolled lis
kegs and barrels into the street ami spilled
their contents on the ground, "amid songs and
halleujahs Vi the enthusiastic women" Xena
has four "praying bands, each numbering fifty
women, in the streets, while small parties
'visit families by invitation band of little
girls goes about the streets, singing tenn
perance songs. In Athens, nine ont Of fourteen
saloons have been closed, their proprirtors TAX
Ing the pledge. The brewers and saloon keep
ers Of Cincinnati and Springfield have held
meetings To consider the situation, the trade OF
The brewers being seriously diminished by lthe
movement. The Cincinnati saloon keepers
threaten to use hose pipes in case ofan invasion
Of their premises.
SIMPSONS of the auii-liquor crusade are de
veloping themselves III Pittsburg, where two
meetings of wer,en have been held 10 prepare
Tor campaign. II is also reported that three
thousand women OF New York have offered
their services since last Sunday 10 fight against
King Alcohol"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

= Is-Sa,r Lf,ab,.etf rhcra Ia no pm WHICH
the Centaur Lihiment will not relieve,no swell
ing 1t will not snbdue, and no 1meness W ,,,. !,
IL will not cure This is strong language, but IL
il trnc. V-here the parts are not gone its effects
are marvellous. It has produced more cures Oh
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockaw, sprains'
swellings caktd breasts, scads, burns, salt
rbeum' ear-ache, &C., upon the hIima. frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c', upon animals
| in one wear than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is n counler-lr-
ritant. an all-heatne pain-relieyer. Cripples
| throw away their crntChes, the lame walk, poi
sonous bites are rendered harmless, aud the
wounded are healed without scar " Is w"
humbug. Tho recipe is puhlisira aIo',l'u ~
bsttle. II is selling as no article ever before
sold. and IL sells because it does just what II
pretends to do Those VINO now shheI nUn,
! rheumatism, pnin OF swelling, ueselNt !" ~ a.
| II thcv will not use Centaur Iiniment. More
than 1000 certificates of remarkable CUES, IN
cinding frozen limbs, chronic riieuilatsl1' ~ ~
running tumois &C., have urch ferFNe"'
will send A circular containing certificates, tile
REGIME. ,yc, gratis, TO any one requesting IT.
one bottle OF Lhe yellow wrapper Cenladr Ian,
imeut IS worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and nIules,or for screw
In sheep. Stock-owhels-this L'hiiheh' - WIZ.
your attention No family should be without
tIentaur Imminent. Price, 80 cents hnlile-
large hotties 81. 600 j. b. RosE ~ Co.,
b3 broadway, New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
DIED

ON January 18th, Willie E.,nlilul sou 81 VIII
liam S., and Ellie A. Moor.
Weep not FIR the loss, dear pWe.d
Your little one is surely hlrs',
.Irsus i'm His aims received hin,
In welc 1n,e To that promised rest
A, Kiameh-i, Chris lana iimld,rl, ou The
2Olh inst, Marry T. SltallrH, Nir 3" Nl|'''
Stratllry, AGED about - years.
GA the 10Th inst, Robert u iui1ul ~ h"
James and Jane Parker,
In This city Mrs. Siilie Coli, wht died jan
10, 1874, afltr lingering il'l'.' whrh he
bore with christian tnltitudr.
Holy aiiops saf'ly Guard thee
To ti|y home brIond tn sti"e
THY home where W" VIII meet ih'e'
Their where pleasure never dies,
Though We part H. moi forever,
| Soun III ION thee with the hlr-t,
| And wen roam these fields tu'rthrt,
| In Tint b. init and hclypulg I".'.
| Thou art STANDING looEiug ever,
| From that bright ami happy shprr,
| 5 ion lAsr daltle II be coming,
When tn. cares OF life Is q 'er.
EY w nc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
Mothers, Read This
4 ftTPOt BtoSSiR0.

WORTH A DOLLAR y DROP,
Mothers are your little ones irrildl" Auu d -
patience almost exhausted ia YAM "U'Nls To l'rhse
Them? can synpathiZe with Nou, amt t'u' ttli NoH
what will make yOnr little child quiet Ei'rJt Pnni
appetite, and procure iorh hour OF sweet foHhu
sleep.
NV little giIl ~ two AMI halt ycais "ld and dui-
ing that time have not had two c1n-'euif' h'Eht~
rest. She has been sick a number Ul Time aud no
one seemed 10 know what was troubling her. II was
hard to hear her little fretiul cry, aud not kt"w Wlai
TO do iof her doctored her tur worms, l't Al did
no good and was neally tired out With ~lrcPles,
nights and trouble Tor some dhNS.
heard 6f the Negstine, and Determined ~ Try it.
II has proved blessing to me and my enid. II has
cleansed from her stomach ant bowels the sorrsi
which kept gathering there and now she tlrtlH
soundly fom her bed tune until very lat" il, tho
morning beside long nap AZ inid day. Her
appetite is excellent and, IN fact, She j. lhr a
different child often say, the true rald' ~ Tbs
medicine 10 me Is u dollar Iirop. TTv II. tl,aise
the humois from your Chilrlfeh- blond WINE tncv
are NOuER- IIy II, amt Auit NH JONI VIII me III
calling II d great BLESSING.
MRS. Il.li.N l.. tLAHr,
lI Iuio sIpst-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

CIR, UULArIoN OF THE BLOOD.

The circulation OF the blood Is the lite OF the body
and H. stopVngs death. We are healthy when the
blood circulatrs freely any interruption preventing
~ Nee course the commandments Of dist as, =
BLOOD is the lite ot The esh.'' Can expect 10
enjoy good health when bad or corrupt huuurs Gu, u
late with the blood, causing pain and dseaNt I'll, se
hnmurs being deposited through the entire buuN pIu
duce pmHles, eruptiUns, ulcers, dgcsivsn,i co.,
tNeneSs, Headache. neuralgia, rheumatism, and M
merons other cOmplantsH NO dlJeasC can b. ~ tie
body without hrst being generated III the blood and
disease can possibly he III the body hen the blood
Is pure IL Is vi great import ance ~ know What u,I-
cine will purify and renOvate The blood, euaIlrutr
the DISEASE renew vitality. mentally AMI pl, sittIv
and nIst fresh yiEUr INTO ali tue vital iuncli vi
the body. This medicine ia the Negetne, Tie treat
blood purifier.
II extends Its influence into every part ui tn" I'M
man organism, commencing with its foundation cor
rfctng dNeasrd action, aud restoring vital puArltt.
creating aheathy formation and publication OF thl
blood, drying out disease and eay ing nature fu per
form rs allotted task.
EGErlNE h composed III Roots, Bari utd
Herbs ID LIS very pleasant 10 taxi, every cli hL 49,.
II, sold lv II diNeinsts. inl.Y INV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

REGISTER'S ORDER.
New CASTLE oorxTY. February IL, 1874

NEW UAsTtk UouNTY. Febrnary II, 1874.
Upon the application of Ann Hayieft ard Reuben
Satterthwait, Executors vi WILLIAM HAYLEIT
late OF MIL creek Hundred la said county, deceased.
1t is ordered aud directed by the Register thai th
EXECUTORS Aforesaid, givo notice of the granting Of
Letters Tcstnmentnry upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date of granting hercu by CAUSING
advertisements to be posted within forty DAYS ron
the date OF such letters, In six Of the most public
places Of the County OF New Castle requiring nil
persons having demands against the estate TO rrr,
sent the same or abide v an Act Of Assembly II,
such cuse made aud provided. And also cause the
same 10 be inserted within the period in III,
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, n newspaper published In
Wilmington aud 10 be continued therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal al Office OF tha
Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day aud year above written
Is. GtBBs, REGISTER.
Noce.A persons having claims az inst The rstat,
OF the deceased must present the snnr duly uttestr
10 theESeculors ON or before Februar, 18TH 1873 or
| abide the Act of Assembly IN such case made Ana
| provided,
| ANS HAYLHTr,
| kEUBLN SAItLGTHwAII.
| Address,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

MONDAY MoRNINe, FEBRuAay 23, 1s14.


TIE PENSION OFFlcE.-Ws are iniermeo
that there Is not and never has been on the
mart of Mr.. Burton, the new Pension Agent, OF
of the department, any desire TO remove the
Office or agency for the payment Of pensioners
to the lower part of the State. We are pleased
10 hear the reported removal authoratiyeiy con
tradicted, as the mere suspicion that such
change was contemplated gave riseito nneasines
on the part Of pensioners, and unjust reflection
upon the parties supposed to be interested Il
such change.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

('dst0,1a Is more than a substitute tor Castor
OIL 1t Is the only stye article ~ cNlsl
cence which is certain to assimilatc Inc lo"u'
ture wind colic, and produce natural slorp', IL
contains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol
and is pleasant to take 'hi'''irh need mol cry
and mothers NAV lest mar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23


Shop Beef. Saturday, the butchers made
a good display OF beef and mutton, as Is usual
ly the case for WashIngton's birthday anniyer.
sary. Al the Fourth street market houses, G
A. Murphey had the most attractive stall on
which was displayed extra fine mutton, sold AT
iIir prices. Al the Eighth street market house.
many stalls were gsily decorated with pictures
and flags. Robert Taylor, stall No. 65, display.
ed mutton; Thomas Green, stall 81, pork and
salt meats; }. K. Wood, No. 90, beef; Harris
Wells, No. 30, had picture Of Washington in
the centre OF his display Of meat; c. G.. Stern q,
al No. u displayed beef A. SCHNEIDER, No, IL /,
pork; James Russell, at No. Is, had beef which
weighed 1900 when dressed Nicholson Mai.
thew and Levi Garrett also made fine shows of
meats. Isaiah Starr, thomas Mayne and
James Irons also made very fine display OF
superior beef. These were the most conspicu.
Gus OF the many meat vendors at this market.
Al the Second street market house, Messrs
A. j. Richardson bad one pair of beeyes. fed
IN Christian Hnndrrd, which weighed 250s Id
when dressed; and another pair fed by William
Graves Ut Chester County, Pa, which weighed
2lOU pounds when dress ed. These butcher
had $500 pounds Of meat on the stalls and made
the LARGEST DISPLAY; VIM. A. Simpson adjoining
The Richardson's stall made Il line display o
mutton and veal, fed by Reuben Satterthwait,
oi Christiana Hundred; ". Miller Alex. Hnt
Ter, NJ. MaCklem, Henry Ward, j. I. Solomon
J. ii. Mclntire, j. r. Morrison George Abele
+. Durham, j. Curran, j. II. Gould, made yer,
fine displays Object; Joseph Carpenter, +, saw
don, w. p. Beeson ahd James f. Stone La,
splendid mutton. p. b. Huested had extra nm
pork. THIS market had the largest and BE-,
display.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
AlARRl ED.


AL the residence uithc Bird 5 oiher-iu- law,
Mr.. George Fl. Barton, by R'g. VIM. u. Ellis,
February 4lh, 1874, Mllsborro, Delaware,
Theo. W. Burton 10 Miss I.id1 r. Parker,
daughter OF the late Captain L. e. Parker
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

Proftd"e. 1t is stated that Barney Key
bold, Esq, of Red Lion Hundred, shipped
lot OF apples 10 Liverpool few weeks ago,
which netled Lin 50 10 per barrel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
l,Io1l i'm tl3eae l3looG
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,


Ihe Fsey!tpiu,, Syl.,,,,. :, p,ol,,.,s.-
cd S'0GHtio,s Of lie Pygfo.rjtir 4. =
iron, Is 50 combined 0sfo E,r =
jhe character of an ufiJlcpf az
eGsHy diJestel and ussi5njlt,5@fj
srith the LfodN as The Sj.li,j 81
food. ~ Increases The C,},,,yi,-,.
cI' Natures 0uH Ttiry;.J,.,
AScEf, iFosS Ia thc bt0OJ, G.,s
carcs" {i,vrs,tuJ jfjs ;, .in,,,.
dHfOHipy HiS, Enriynrt,;iIGdj
ntfi@i'!G ne SNstcnt. 1na -.
2cpdiriItg damages tfn9 gy,,.
ScurChig!y GcG SpuJ.Ii;n 81.
'."H5' d!t'S tt9sfeAJ Hob inn ,.s.
StattHc 10 sttts atboH.
dcrf,I "yfr4.Ry ~: iijt ,' 1m,
curing byStMl48ia, silver (n....
h'i''n', n.''''r"' Chronic u...'.
'i''',.'' I'"lIai CONGRATULATIONS.
MUS dAsa h'tNfrS, liunu,..,
a. ar Nf.tttaG a
@s'''1H''"' $3.50.
biHsasi> al tllii AAidaV.,. ...l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

P0tice Afdjrs.-Chief Of Police Brady re-
cords III" following arrests since Wednesday,
By officer Springer +. NJ. Wood; by officer
Whclan, Washington Johnson; by officer Ste
venson, joseph Johnson: by officer Springer.
Samuel Alder; each If lie above offenders was
arrested for drunkenness and lined 30 cents
and costs,
Thomas tarny was arrrstr d by officer Der
nard for thro wing stones on the public streets,
Fined 81 and costs and held in 500 bail TO
keep the peace.
Fillmore Glasgow, a harmless lunatIc, escaped
lIom the lnnatic Department Of the Aims
llous', by breaking tn" chain which held him
TO the floor lie was captured by MI. John
Guthrie, and sent back TO the institution.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

KEUIS,lFN'a UKDf K.

II ~ 7 IaIs > VI N
MIN tN-ltt toI IVY, Iauuttt 20, Isl. .
1 pom tit Applications f lltid q. WuuiNurl AT
y ~ hil5 iih"l u. A""i MARY v Sttnud, late nj
wilmington Hundred, ~ ~tm County, ,IrrtEsd II
lSnritiri Hud ,utrotf,l by the lttpuit tut the Al
ilh'Ntraui ninirsnul r''' ulticc thu Granting o
Letters ei AdHlut-ti priur. e. I. a upun tho
INIh'" al thr d. crn+ofir with The du.t 90 grant
NlR ihrrsoi hH can ut it ,tttt'uttnt- 10 w., post
tl Miihtn iotiy d'Nt ttum the ,tBic OF such let
ul'' ~ t'N 81 iht u'-i i.lr llLcHrni 1850 tnunty 1T
Nt" 'hllt. t"unhln" Hi I"Ttuus hnvtpE tlrina Inis
HRhh't tlr l.t A', Z" ttu''t the 'iiu-. aLtlr Ia
hh Ntl Z" n mhN 49, trn ,1-r ~ hQp inI provided
Az" al ut'r'H thr''m" ~ tr lrttpt.l Wtlhu N.
Sam ittiud 40 ga d l-,i ..si.r, n .,,.,a,
tli' t'''u ts,, .,nun,i..
g. Given under thr hand ant seal Of Office ~
}l"h w fsi-iri tiua -tni, 20 SOW aHlr IA y o,y
- t'le county ai'rr-u"l, the ,tay nia year
amy W .'r" Il. Gltls, Rryistcf.
l.Ii,e h ne ir't a. ii lnu-t rtrsrut lInc duiy
hl'tht"a 70 tIr Aduutur IA m ut rrtua .lauuart
"" 49, ." alile the Act ut Assembly ia .u,n a.
iHA'ie AMI ll"' d,d. ''ANln g.. NoOpu AID.
Ahd''A1, W iumltou. I',. Adripl.tret,,r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
valuable Farm for Saie.

A.,A The aubFcl,hcI ha,nil' determined tuUu7t
nssfA farming nncI- 1T private tuiC NJ. tam st.
si maIs n S ,ns 81 Nss i"r'Tsr a6 o.
about " arIus III land divided into ron, i.nt t II
~ u GOOD Na'e ot cultivation. ami about - nrit. al
,IuIble ches tnut umiier. Ihs unnnyrut. M non
~ ul Nfw hu,-r, huult an lunIu u .iyI u. l.t
N"hl hN "a lrtl deep. aul 'tiipthuH iitrlu .ttd
'tfri room, puaI ham with Itnut,i, wtr-r ,u t,.-
,atd, CIiIllsu huur -lIin, hon d. 4. ,,aut lpu - ,,.
hnuse goaIl apple t,;,,h and reui pirl,tII ,,t -.
hnr ttlltIN tir wilt rIwhlJn . hntt,l ~ y,l,. u
Nrnl II n also wIn uu' mile at t,r,t, M, ~ MN,
on tUr Wilmington X T., dim. E,nir.r,l No. H.,
alton ONE ui III" IA ,st ND, ia, ami a. ,iI -, t
'"ah'iN' hhd we'll il'u'ai ID i't acupntn (. At.
i"m' eh7'' ii'h- ',l e. lAltIi..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

Fire DUmdge S20,000.-On Thursday even.
ing, about 10 O'Clock, fire was discovered issu-
ug from the core room Of II. +. Pickles Iron
Foundry, Eleventh and Head streets near the
Brandywine railroad bridge. This part of the
building was on the south side near tile creek,
and is supposed 10 have been fired by an in
ceudary. The strllcH,"SSa IniEfS partly two stor.
lis nigh. Mr.. John G.. Jackson, the foreman
who lives few yards from tho place. on seeing
the flames, attempted TO eNtingush them by
throwing On buckets OF water but his efforts
We're unavailing and the entire building, exclu-
slve of one or Two smaller sheds, was complete
ly destroyed, only the core oven, iron work and
cupolas being left. The greatest loss was Pat
terms. The fire department promptly respond
ed, but as no city water has been Introduced OF
that side of the Brandywine the engines had
10 pump from the creek which at the point o
their operations was about six hundred fee
distant. The loss sustained is $4,000: OF
which is an insurance of SIS, 900 in the follow
My companies:
Royal of Liverpool 5000, Aetna and phoe.
nix, of Hartford, Conn, North America an,
Franklin Of Philadelphia, $1,000 each. At tn
Time the alarm was given, MIR. Pickles, as
member Of City Council, was addressing tina
body in favor OF a paid fire department an
had just introduced resolution instructin
the committee on law to prepare an ordnanc
creating paid fire department TO 20 Into If
feet March LIST, 1916.
Early on the morning succeeding the lire me
were engaged in clearing away the ruins, a
u is Mr.. Pickels' intention to rebuild witho,
delay and have his foundry in operation
about two months. In the meantime he WI
use Rlce's old foundry on l0h street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

NOR KENT. TRUCK Farm ui II urit.z Re
l. ~ Aew Ca'tlr hundred. I'o>se,sion aksetA
gwen immcIiately. HatIm
Airo, - aero ri 'itly Gruund, suitable iur tsi.iB
Gu'h amt, Within rity limits. Arp, 10
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT, or
ALFRED ). ELLIOTT
feb.-llt Corner Third and Kinv s,r..,-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

DfOR RENI.--A farm OF abont ~ acres, II q
situate ia Brand wine Hundred, New fxSs3sh
1aitle county, Delaw are, bounded by the lsssM
wilmington ~ Philadelphia Pike, within lshk,H
ten initiate walk OF HOLY Oak station on the Phila-
delpha, W mngton & Baltimore railroad, 4 miles
from Wilmington. II ha> been occupied Tor several
9eils A. u inllk DAIRY. II. II. LODGE,
llbl9-ll $50 lIench direct, Millnngtpn, Dal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

REDU GTIUN IN THE PElDE OF ,in,i
On ANA ater Aprl the glst, ts,3, ami untu lY.tht
notice. my prices Tor Coal will ba as follows
Stove, Egg and BiOKen, SG 50 Ier ton dtltyata1
large Nut Coal sbT5, per do. deliy,rpd nrira
Orange Water Streets, and Pooio's WhnIi.
JOS TOCT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

pe.ty are advertised in the EFPuDLlCAN:-
Feb.
Geo. G. Bennett, st. Georges, Id. ~
T.. X. Clark, New Castle, q
VIM. Nj. E,slburn, Mill Creek. "a
j. W. Cnpch, Pencadrr, %
Mercer J. Way, Mill Greek Ill. -
Edward thatcher Christina Hi 20
Ebrn Alltey, White Clay HI. ~
David Applehy, New Castle, n
II. +. ArXander,S. Wilmington, MARI
l.. ID. Longltld, Red Lion, 2
G.. W. 'urrIudcr, Mil Creek 2
W. ID. Dilwurll, Mil Creek =
Mary t. Armstrong, Chrisliaul, .
Anna >. ClMl, lrncadrr Hundred, {.
Eli u Tallry. Brlndywinr, !
Geo. r. l.yuan, ChrisGlul, Ia 4
llInce ~ Price, Smith Ward, 4
JAS D. Appeby, New Castle, j
kuG liiesler, Chadds Ford, &
I.rvl Il. ElstbuIiI, Mill Greek, q
1rhu CLARK, New Castle, Id. .
VIM. Clark, Chfistiaua, 10
Wm. NJ, Cloud, BTandywime, II
Robt. K. Howard, Chrisiiann, II
John Mccormick, MlI Creek, ~
John X. Erinrlnrst, Delaware Go. ~
Thomas lillley, BrluLywlne Hd., ~
Il. Guest, Btanlywinr, 10
JAS. sawdu", Newport IN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
ChiIdre en- often Lo"k F"'" maj
SICK

SICK
from other cause than having worm ~ Tue s'om-
ach. ..., ..,,,,,,,.
BROWNS NEeMlFuGE GoMtllH
viii DESTROY Worms without injury 10 the chh ht,E
perfectly WHITE, and Tree from All coolhg u "lc'
injurious ingredients usually used in worm prlars
tons, CE RrIS x BROWN, Prcprieors,
! No, 2i5 Fulton Street, New Nolk.
| Sold by Druggists and Chemists, AMI dealers In
! - ,,,p.- Al rwCutv-ive cents box. M IL NJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23
No Cure No Fay !!


Sus, <zHs;srSS Permanently cured IN every
| %5At6sn .dssItk" instance by the
ir83zA$K EAGLE
| HSAs$8&H$4 DYSPEPSIA lRuCNF5
.Ets<aIWyy0 They Will immediate W 90 rect
Dysstss burn s'Gs n r S"'i nom.
arh costly ehess, liver compliant he1dN,h' t'''.'c
For sale by all druggists frl'r - cent lft brh
NEBEkEk Il CO., froprietoi@. ih'lil'lnhh J. a
auEts'tinlW
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

Ifok kEN l. fam ut 81 acres; sltuatedA. "A
u near ie'Nae Station, Brandy wIne YEfhY
HHudied, about ~. miles east OF Whining &it2Al
ION. Apply u BAYAkD GUEST,
ltp'' ~ Near the pr,mtsr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

INCK SALr,-A small tam of about 10 acres, at n
l. nted on the jackson Inn Road near the kennelt
Turnpike road, the Wilmington K Reading Railroad,
pssts through the place ana within 4 miles OF the
Itry limits tnr further particulars Apply 10
81. NJ, CHILD y co.
Real Estate Agents,
No. west It'll st.
maj t1-tt Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

IloK SALE.-Two brick houses with lsrCs Said
beng the SECOND block of brick houses Ar..A
IN the mouth -lde of Lowering Avenue, cast yass1fs
Vi i.ncon street, 1trms, &c, apply 70 Him
NJ. NJ. CHILD & co, l--sAr'
y o. a W. Sh street,
wllmtn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

FOr Sale.
A lalm of 20 acres IN New Castle Hundred with
IN three ues OF New Castle, and on miles ~
ui Wi niinItun, The land Is ~ an excellent NJ nm
quality and produces welt with apple and A-ip&A
peach orchard, and never failing spring vi water.
snlhlin.a ordinary. Two thirds vi the purchase
money may remain ON the property
GEORGE a. VANDERBILT,
jan22-it- Hare $ Corner, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-23

H Of S5ults
A gvui kuins x Haines GRAIN cEA
DRILL, with Fosters Phosphate At STs3f
tachineut. Also. IA light on cart. in good arW32Re
order. They may he seen on the farm
near Newark, aud will be Iuld bargain as the sub
scrlhcr has nv further Use iur them.
u. w. CHANDLER,
| Iau5-tr No. 1917 Orange street.