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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

In the L. :. Senate on Thursday, Mr.. Ogles-
by, Of Illinois introduced bill TO promote com.
merce between the States and cheaper tran
portation between the West and Atlantic sea-
board. The civil rights bill was considered. The
Legislative Appropriation bill was received
from the House, ordered to be printed, and re-
ferred. The Senate bill declaring the meaning
of section of treaty Of 1868 with tine Sioux
Indians, and the House bill amendatory Of the
act regulating the carriage of passengers in
steam vessels, was passed. The bill increa-
sing the pay department of the amy was also
passed, and goes TO the House. Adjourned.
In the House, the bill defining the rights Of
American citizens domiciled abroad was dis
cussed. The Senate amendments 10 the Lou
isyille anG Portland Canal bill were CONQUERED
in, and Ii goes 20 the President. Mr.. Hazleton
from the Election Committee, reported in the
U tab contested case that Cannon, tue sitting
member, is entitled 10 the seat. Adjourned.
The Senate Committee on Patents decided
on Monday to report adversely on Mir. Summers
bill to provide for the greater security of in
ventors OF designs for metal castings. The bill
was reported favorably several months since
but recommiued, on representations thai il
would prove injurious to important interests
and that such inventors are already sufficient
" protected by the several patent laws.
A delegation of Friends was before the House
preparation Committee on Thursday, 10 ash
an appropriation Of 100000, to be used in
civilizlng the kiowas, Comanches and olhel
Indians in the Northwest A member OF the
Committee was authorized to offer an amend
ment adding this item TO the Indian bill.
CoSGREss.-ln the L. S. Senate, on Friday
Senator Washburu OF Massachusetts, wa
qualified and took his seat. Tie House bill
appropriaiing 900 TO, he Louisiana suffer
ers, was reported flyorLby. The bills 10 pro
tect timber lands of lie Uuiled States Govern
ment reservations, pInS,Ge Tor the establish
ment of an International commission to la,
down ocean cousc> Tor steam vessels, to define
a gross ofnatclrs, 10 extend for five years tn
time for completing the ST. Croix and LAKE
Superior Railroad, aud 10 authorize the issue
Of agricultural land scrip whenever the origina
has been lost or destroyed, were also repeated
favorably and placed upon the calendar. TIN
bill extending the provisions of the act relating
to the liabilities of ship owners, and the bill
amending that act, We're reported adversely ant
indefinitely postponed. The Civil Rights Iii
came up, but was laid aside, and several pr
vate bills We're passed. After an Execuliv
session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the entire session was spen
on the Indian Appropriation bill. There wa
considerable speech making on the Indian pO
Icy, but no action was reach on the bin or any
Of its amendments.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

REMEDY FOR Dull TIMEst-The best rem
edy for duh times is increased production on
the part of farmers. Too many men of this
class have failed to meet thcir obligat IONS sim.
ply because they have had far too little to sell
They should make an extra effort this spring 10
produce good crops. The corn should not only
be planted with care, but some good fertilizer
should be applied, and pains taken TO insure 0
vigorous growth. The same may be said Of
potatoes and other vegetables. The price fol
everything is pretty fair, and those who have
plenty 10 SELL generally have money to pay
their expenses and something to spare. 1t will
not do to depend on a single crop. The day
has gone by when the mere growing of wheat
and corn Will pay. Fruit trees, berries and
vegetables Should therefore claim more atten-
ton. Their is room on every farm for good
supply of tl-se articles, and the extra labor
will hardly b. felt. Let all try il, and il prices
do not alwa. prove high, the amount realized
will be a alIabe accession to the annual in.
come.
SALE OF LoTs.-J. I. Heald will sell at pub
lie sale on the 9th inst, fer himself and the
Christiana River Improvement Company, fifty.
four very desirable building lots, situated in the
Third and Tenth Wards. Those who wish to
purchase should attend the sale, as bargains
may be expected. For particulars see adver-
tisemeut.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

The FLOOD Memphis dispatches report
that from Cairo 10 that point steamers cannot
make landing on the west bank of th- river, eX-
cept at wharth1ats. No serious damage Ina.
been done TO the plantations except at Osceola.
Down TO the Louisiana line there are none but
local leyees, and the country is SUBJECT to inun-
dation. The ST. Francis Valley has not been
flooded, and ten thousand dollars Will cover the
loss in White River valley. The damage in the
valley of the Arkansas vail propaby be about
$1,000. From the mouth Of the Arkansas down
the destruction Increases, and there is much
destitutou. Another creydsse has occurred al
Catfish Point, bat only few plantations are
injured by it. From Millkeu's Bend, twenty
five miles above NIcksOurg the greatest damage
has been done and the glealest suffering exists
lady living near Napoleon, Ark, whose hus.
band was one OF the we2lthies, planters of the
section, has arrived ia Memphis, and reports
that her family aud plantation hands, eighty il
number, are ithout food
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04


Court.-At the Session of the Court at Do
yer last week, nollc prosequi was entered in
the case eli Wesley Cocker, indicted for cruelty
10 animals.
Enos Partner, Joseph Hill and Levi rostles
were each found guilty OF larceny, aud were
sentenced 10 make restitution and receive the
usual number OF lashes,
The case Ct Robert f, johnson, indicted for
burglary with the Intention 20 COMM; a rape
was continued,
There were thirteen indictments for cling,
manufacturing. auctioneering, keeping stallion,
&c, without license, most of which were set
tied by the parties paying costs and taking ont
license.
There Were also fourteen indictments for
selling liquor without license, most uf which
were continued, others dismissed.
Owing to the inconvenience OF conducting
trials in the small room provided for tie pur.
pose OF holling court, nearly allthe suits on the
civil list were continued until the October term
when 1t is expect I'd that the new court room
" L be ready iDr use.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
MARRIED.

On he 30lh ult., by lie Rev. a. j. Snyder,
John I'iier to Matilda Slaughter both of this
city.
Mr.. umstead, Mr.. u. y. Byson to Miss Ange-
line K. Vail, both Of New Castle County, Del
aware.
nthis city. GA the 2S;h Of April, 10y R.v. j.
". i. OTIS, VIM. Z. Morrow and Lizzie a. jus
It's, all ofthis city.
At the brides home, on Thursday, April
Bob, by the Rev. y. G.. MAYOR, assisted by
Rev. A. Macarthur, Mr.. lhos. y. NAY lor an
Miss LeunuIe Mcleod
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

Notice.-Robert G. Ellegood, State Audi or
will settle with the School Committees OF this
county, as follows
May 11-No. / to % inclusive; May II, No.
90 to 80, inclusive: MAY Is, No. 0l TO 20, III
elusive; May II, NJ. 70 and.npward.
Alrdrded-Tlr Levy Court Of Kent County
has awarded the contract for building the new
Court house at Dover, to Fisher and Bockmar,
of that town. foT 81 900
The Nova Scotian schooner Eta, from Pet
nambuco for Baltimore, with coiiie, was run
Into on Sunday aud sunk III Chesapeake bay.
Only one of those on board, Il man named
Evans, is known TO be saved.s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

kennard Trusty, of the Ninth Ward, offers
for salea fine Yorkshire pig.
j. A. Crauston, of Newport, advertises plas-
ter direct from Nova Scotia, for application to
Hair Cutting.-J. Parker at No. 10 East
Second street, is one OF the most popular bar.
bers In our city. lie, and his polite and efIl-
cient assistant, both pay especial attention 10
children, and mothers may send their little
ones TO No. 10 with tho assurance that they
wiii be sheared in the latest aud most fashions
bic manner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

To All persons suffering
from RHECMAIl-M, NEE
'RALutA, CRAMPS IN the
LIMBS OR STOMACH, Bil.-
loUs CoLtC, PAIN in the
BACK, BOWELS or SIpE,
we would sHy 4 n l.
noe SEiiULD PA$A-
cEA AND + y MlLY
.l.INIMENT i Of nil ulh-
rrsTliE REM EDN NOU
WANT FOR INTERNAL
.NSp ENTEGSAt. I II, IN
ha- cured uhe above com
plaiuls in TnpusANp- or
rASEi. lHEGE Is No
HIsrAEE AnuUT H.
FRY If. SOLD Ky
ALI. DRUGGISTS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
REGISTERS ORDER.
OFFICE,
Nkw CAsrLE COUNTY, March q.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 81, lsI1
Upon the application of WATSON FELL, Exec
" utor OF JONATHAN w, FELL, lat, ut
Mill Creek Hundred. in said County, deceased It
Z ordered and directed by the REGIs1ER that tho
EXECUTOR aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF
LkTTKRs TEsrAMENTARY upon the EsTArg Of
the DECEASED, with the date OF giant ing there.
of. by causing ADvRRTIsEMENrs TO be tosttd
within ronTY days from the date OF such let-
sas, N ss OF the most public places Of the County of
aganst tho Estate to present the same, abide nv
N Sct OF Assembly in such case AIDE and provided
ANA also cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period In the Delaware Republican, II newspa-
per pnpnshed In Wilmington .nd to be continued
~ Given under the hand and Seal of Office OF
JL's'( the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
(~>~) Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
above written Is. GIBBS, Register.
NOT1CE-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the EXECUTOR. on or before MARci
~. 1875 or abide the Act OF Assembly in su,n case
made and provided. WATSON FELL,
49,. ,., Executor.
Address. strickcrsve, Chester, Co, Pa.
mario 2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
DIED

At Pittsburgh, on the "Slh, Louisa, wife Of
John q. Mcdonnell, Esd, Youngest daughter
OF the late Allen NJ ani Susan 81. Robinett,
formerly Of this cdy.
Ca the Both of Amil, ls1i, CHARLES, infant
son Of James II and Li11m Wilkins. aged 4
months and , weeks.
q, In Philadelphia, on tie 70 il ut. Emma
Saring, daughter OF Jonn aud sarah Srting, OF
this city, in her 18th year
On the Both ult., Ms. Mtr,hI Williams in
ler list age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

FIGHTISG IL ARKAN,As.-LITTLE Rock,
Ark, April 3U.-Thr situation in this city re-
mains unchanged BaNter was reinforced by
morning.
despatch tr-t .ht to General Newton from
Fine Bluff SAYS General White ssnt forth d flag
oil truce 10 order lie neu 10 disperse but they
hred upon The party, and regular battle en-
sded IN which ulue If the Brooks party were
Killed ana twenty wounded. The remainder
were taken prisoners, t.sar'ned and sent home.
General White reports seven Of bis own com
mand wounded aud three horses killed
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

I'm. Tu-sEE says; "l7 Is unnecessary tor TO
rnumerate the diseases for which thh EGEIlNE
should be used know OF no di-raar which viii not
adult Of its with good results Almost itnumcr-
able complaints are caused by POISONOUS sruretluiis ~
the blood which can 10 entirely expelled ron the
system by the use OF EGEflNE When the blood
Is perfectly cleanscd, the dncase rapidly yirds all
pains cease healthy action il promptly restored, aud
the patient cured"
Tie remarkable cures Cticctcu by ' EGlflNE,
have induced may ply -irian4 and Hputhgctrs whom
we know. to prescribe aud use II m tleit own FAINT
lies,
IN fact VEGETISE is the hest remedy vet dsc1v-
cred and Is the only reliable Rik.ODb ~ AHflEk
Vet placed before the pnhlit Sold by an Druggists
and dealers everywhere. ndrl3.Gt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

REGlSTEk'S ORDER.
hkGIsTkR's OFFIcK.New Castle, March lth, isIi.
HfON the application Of ISAAC WEBSTER,
~ Executor OF Mary Murphy, late OF Is rnlvWms
10 III SAIL county, DECREASED II IL ordered mi drrc
Ted by the Register that the Executor aiOrrd. gNG
notice OF the granting OF Letters TESLA
MENTARY upon the Estate Of the dec, asrd. with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing Ayrrtirr.
mems 70 be Iostei within torty days from the date Of
sucn letters, In six OF the public place ct the 60
OF New Castle, requiring all persons having demand,
against the Estate to present the same. 90 abir by
Al Act OF Assembly IN snch case made nnd provided
Ana also cause the same tn he inserted within the
same period IN the DELAWARE kEruRLtuAN. n hrws
phper published In Wilmington, and Ia be- chutiube /
therein two months.
(-~~l Given under the hand and Seal ct Oflce OF
}Ls the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and yoal
Apove Wfitten. u. GIBBS, Register.
NQTlCE-All persons having claims against tho
Estate OF the deceased must present u sam duly NJ.
tested to the Executor or hrtoru Mach Iih
$50, or abide the Act OF Assemhvin such ri.e madu
and provided. ISAAC WINS rtI;
Address, WilmIugton nal f ,,utor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
l. EGIsTER's oRDEit.
REGISTER,S nFEICE.

NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, Match sab, IsTI.
Upon the application Of William L. Miller, Adj
minntrator OF William kellam, late OF Brandywinc
Hundred, In said county Decreased II is order, a AMI
directed by the Register that the Admnisl rator
aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF letters of Adj
ministration upon the Estate OF the deceased with
the date Of granting thereof by causing advertise
ments TO be posted within forty days the date ot
suoh levers NJ SIX of the most public places OF tho
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the same OF
abide an Act OF Assembly in such case maze aud
provided. And also cause the same 10 be inserted
within the same period in tho DELAWARE REpupII-
CAN, newspaper published in Wilmington and 10
DO continuesieherein two months "'N
~ Given under the hand and seal of O1ice OF
}L.s the REGISTER aforesaid, at New Castle IN New
IN castle County, aforesaid, the day and wear
above written d. SIBBS' Ifrgis,sr
NOTlCE.-Au persons having claims against the
Estate OF the dereased, must present the same duly
attested to the Administrator before March ~
1873 or abide M Act OF Asse nby In such ease luad
and provided. WM. l.. MILLER
Administrator.
Address, Whining ton. Del. mnl91-nm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
REGIsTEh's uKDER
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE EnuNrN .Innmnru

REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. January 30, 1914
IPON the application OF JOSHUA AtAEIS
~ administrator Of HANNAH rKITClIhEp, late
=, wilmington Hundred, in said County drrpn.c cd ;
ordered and directed by the I,eEs lh The Al
ator aforesaid give notice Oi the griliiiy al lat
.e.so Aumpistraton dpon the estate OF the drceasa
Win WIN the date OF granting thereof, by CAUSING ayer-
70 be posted within 10 days tho date OF
susn etters III SIX OF the most public places OF the
oounty OF New Castle, requiring all licrsnis hny-
,nt eenands against the Estate, TO present The same
VI hDiue py an Act OF Assembly In such case made
anu provided. And also cause the same To be IN
;ertsd within the game period, IN the DEL AWARE
REPUBLICAN, anewspaper published In Whining
ton, and to be continued therein two months
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF Office I
}Ls the Register aforesaid, at New Castle IN New
~ Castle County aforesaid tho day and year
ABOVE written is. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE. vi persons having cairus against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly at
tested to the Administrator before IaIua 70 h.
lsIo or abide tue AT OF Assembly in such eau III
And provided.
49,, JOSHUA MAklS,
hudress' wilmington, dol. Admins "a aior.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

Thine tries all things,
Friendships die away,
Rocks crumGle into dust,
Aud men $ strong works decay.
Earth S beauties fade.
Tie strongest links must sever,
But clothes at TOWER HALL made
win almost last forever.
Our suits, besides being very elegant. are.
exceedingly durable aud very low priced. BENt
NETT & Co, TOWER HALL. 51s Market
Street, halfway betwtsu 9TH aud 9th Streets.
Philadelphia,
Sasser C0Unfy.-Jas. X. Woods who keeps the
Brick hotel in Georgetown. Sussex Count; yisi
ted our city last week He Is one Of the nost
polite and attentive landlords in our state, and
fully understands the neodus operdRdi of keep
+, ing first class hotel. As a result his hous. i
| literally patfonized, and while the Court i, IN
session or anything unusual takes place 10 cal
| the citizens to the County seat, il is literally
| througed. lie is good Republican, and az
| sures Us that the citizens Of Sussex prefer the
nomination OF Dr.. Jump to that of any other
gentleman. This accords with the view Of !
citizen Of Lewes, and also with that of a resi-
dent Of Seaiord with whom we recently CONVEX
| sed. The reports from Sussex therefore an
pear 10 accord with the opinion heretofore cX
pressed by US.
| .Ngle u Cdrridges.-The sale of csrri.pe
held IN front Of the auction rooms Of l.. W
Stidhain x Son, last Ihursday, was qui'e large
! ly attended, and the prices Ob,aine,i were ye,,
lair, considering the financial pressure. m,
carriages sold, consisted # : Doctors bucrir
averaging s-Vli %'eusinn tops, from $3.50 t,
$50 eaci; small rGckaways, from 81 10 to Sl5I
each; SIX passenger rockaway S34j; five pom
phaetons from $3.50 to s215; two sash door car
, riages, S255 and $40; 3 jump seat catfreys
/ Sl6O to S22j; low door carriages, S2G5 to s275
panel quarters, S40U to $50; Jenny Lind
, brought from slTj to $500. Altogether seven
ty-six carriages were sold by Thomas * Co, i
; ny Z. w, Horn, 9 by Pusey X Blessing; ) b,
! Mclear X hendall 3 by John Gre-u aud b
VIM. H. Wright.
DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher is the wouderf,
ram and Cramp Remedy. Pain Searcher ia
4 splendid remedy for Rheumatism A gentlema
S | residing on West Second street, informs us CtC
. Jay January ljlh' that the Pain Searchcr con
4 pielely reviewed us sol aged u years, of Rheu
| matlsm Ill ~ hours, nsOmuch that lie coul
| walk across the room. Before using the Pal
l., Searcher he could not bear his foot on the floo
" the pain i'll the ankle was excruciating vet n
Pain Searcher eased it entirely with one ami
. cation on cotton. A gentleman residing in N
d Ninth Ward suffered with a violent headacb
for two weeks, had slept very little and trie
everything he could hear of without effect /; ;
last he heard Of l'ain Searcher, procured n ho
tie, took one dose inwardly, applied il on cotto
/ outwsrdly and was relieved entirely In tweut
y minutes, went to sleep, slept II hours and vol
: up without the least symptom Of headache an
q remained well ever since. 1t is lust as prom
e in relieving Neuralgia, TooUhache, Cramp
S Pains, &c. We have a long registry. Pri,
= 80 cents. Depot Fourth and King SIS. w!
miDgton, Delaware. Ste advertisement.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

Discharged. he Jar ksor & Snap Co., have
discharged all their journey met, the orders for
cars being limited. The T. ". * b. Railroad
Co, have also discharged several men, and il is
stated that the Harlan X Hollingswor,h Co.
have also reduced IT." number OF hand. 1h.
looks Ike continuance Of dull tilnrs We
hope, however, with a change Of weather. there
will be an increase nt trade, aud business men
as well as mechanics will wear pleasant coun-
teuauces
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
Has Entirely Cured Me.

MR.. H. II. SrEvENsi
Dear Sir-AlYdaiIghter after hayuga .t yer, attack
OF wtooplng cough was lett afrrhlr state ul health
being advised by a friend, she tined fAc eye
tine. and after using few bottles fuy restored 10
health
nave been agreat sufferer trom Hhrumuttsm,- |
nave taken several bottle ct NrEetiur Tor tia, rem-
hIMht ana am happy Ia sav II ii-entirrly cu"d me,
have recommended The egctnr tuuthrl-, With the
same good results 1t - great cleanser l6l purifier
u tue blood; 1t Is pleasant To tlh"; bm HutlpeT
fully recommend H. INNS Nlo'sI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

The schooner Lizzie loaded nearly two
months ago by VIII. jefferson * Co. of New
Castle, with corn, bound for a port on Long Is
land Sound, aud given up as lost, arrived at
Stonngton, Conn. on the 10Th uit.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

The large three-mast schooner at Smyrn;
landing, built by T.. Hastings, was launches
wednesday morning, aud chris.ened the CAB
bic Carson She is owned By Capt Carson
and others, ofPhiladelphia, and Is the secont
largest vessel ever built there.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

REGIs'TER's ORDEn.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


NKw CASTLE COUNTY, MARCH I'M, lsI1
I TPoN the application of CLARK WEBSTER sud
~ MARTHA WEBSTER, Executors vi CI dNE
WEBSTER, LATE Of Brandywine Hun,irrd in sali
Sounty deceased; II Is ordered and directed by III,
hEoisrKR that the Executors aforesaid. " uocenf
the granting OF Letters Testsmentary uuu tile rstt
or Tax DECEASED with tho date OF granting tliin-
OF, by causing advertisements TO be pusi H. within
forty days from the date OF such Letters IA .x OF r
most public places of the County OF New Ca n trut
Ing all persons having demands against the, rtutir
sent the same or abide by the act Assem- In sucL
case made and provided; and also the anne TO 10
inserted within the same period, IN the he, ,aare Re-
publican, q newspaper published in wdnnt sion ana
to be continued therein two months.
l~~~I Given under the hand and Seal Office 4,
{L.s the Register aforesaid at Now Cast {. In New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the diy aud YEA
above written. Is. GIBBS. H. elster
NoTlCE.-All persons having claims CAN'T tbs
estate OF the deceased must present the ,mu du,
attested to the Executors on or before 1t ich II,
1875, or abide the Act OF Assembly III Suc. te-e maj,
and provided.
CLARK WEE TER,
MARTHA WI I.olfK
Address, Wilmington, bel. i A,cuiut.
maj 10 I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

kAAA neat cottage, eight room. near City
YGJiA Railroad, largo garden and side yard
4c-ehs1 Kent $50.
A. II. 0RIMSHAw,
apr30-tt No. I West Third street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

NJ. Stroud ha. taken the store, No. 100 W.
Second street, and opened fine stock of dry
goods to which the attention Of the ladies are
invited.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

While A. McLaten was counting a package
OF money IN the Merchants Bank, in Boston,
on Friday, man succeeded in diveIting his
attention for moment, aud ran Off with roll
ofbills amounting 10 SlOy9.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

One day last week, Rev. VIM. B. Gregg, pas
tor of Smyrna Circuit, called meeting OF
Methodists in the Clark-Iayor ncighborhood
live miles west of kenton. aud it was resolved
ts proceed at once TO the erection Of church
or chapel tor the accommodation Of the farmers
ofthat section.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

For Rent
LEVERAL Houses on Locust street, near -
y street, South Wilmington. Es.W
House Tatnu street near sixth. &
Stable, Windsor street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
House and garden causeway, near Wilmington
& Western Railroad Depot. Apply to
VIM. MoCAUfLEY Il co..
COG Market Street. Wlming ton, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04
For Rent.

- A large three story Coach Factory and
kJH Blacksmith Shops Tor sale or rent. on accom-
AAs1s dating terms, In the Village OF st. Georges
Del. Apply ID. B, STE RART, st. George !
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

I hlIdrem olton k.ouk raIe and

4 hiIdren alIcn E0Uk Pale aad
SICK
from mu ,tleI than having worms in the st1m-
act
BROWNS NEiiMIFCGE CoMFITS
w destroy Worms without injury the child, being
perfectly WHITE, and FREQ from all colorng Other
Injurious ingredients usually nscd In worm prrIiIa.
tlOns, CURTIS u BROWN, PrsprietOrs,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New Yolt
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers In
Medicines at Twenty-Five cents a box. iN7-tNw