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Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20
THE PICTORIAL ELEYyB

| :, TIE Iectornl Elexir--this medicine which IL
all countries Of Europe is acknon lodged us unri
seied IN Its quality. Even when used in case,
which were otherwise CONSIDERED as incurable.-
which has acquired for it great celobriety and an
piaus In this country rs we'll us in Europe. The
pecteral medicine is the most invaluable remedy 70,
all pectoral diseases, whatever name they NAV bear
particularly for colds pleurisy pectora dropsey and
pulmonary consumption.
THE RHEUMATIC MEDICINE.
is one of the most efectual curts for that dread.
iu' disease ever yet offered 10 the public il Ia
ken according TO directions. ~
TIE S.ALVE OF DRESDEN. :
THIS salve is the safest remedy for the cure Of
wounds and Sores and will prevent, fused in time,
very many operations. II is sure remedy for gan
grone, pains in the back, rheumatic head and tooth
ache, sprans, &c., females who are so unfortunate
as 10 have sore breasts, and will save will
oe enred ina very short time. 1t Sannot be TOO
~z1gihtiE q 1Ef9qHsnS dedNDER or
Apply a few dropsofthis oil 10 Wounds, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds. &c, the pain will Ne instantly re
moved, and the parts healed in very short time
also a certain cure for the piles.
WORM ESSENCE.
An infallible cure for the Worms in adults mr.
children. This medicine will cure, iftaken accord.
ing 10 directions, when all others fail
SUPERIOR BLOOD PURIFIER AND PUR.
GA71VE PILLS.
These pills may justly be recommended us The
best purifier of the blood as the cure of all diseases
depending upon its impurities.
HYS7ERIC DROPS.
These excellent Drops have the qualities of calm
ing instantly, and without fail the Cholic and that
Troublesome complaint called the Mysteries or mo-
Their fits; when continued for some length Of time.
IL
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20
AAl~0D9
May behad fhe celebrated Drs. Guetfish aud Haas,
THE AUGSBURGE LIFE
TINCTURE.

mis- most excellent tincture can be recommen-
ded TO families as the most ecctu, for the cures Of
all inward diseases; namely, cramps, co DIS fever
and ngues, scarlet fever, bowel complaints and
ahol'c-itpuritics the blood in the mos. obstinate
cases restores IL to its natural warmth and regular
circulation, has in general the most wonderful effect
cwletc there is weakness of the nerves, or want Of
appetite.
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-H"MD-.

"hte Sugar Beet, Mangel wurtzelI, Ruta
;" Baga, Turnip seed, White fiat Turnip
eed, for sale by my g. GEO, REYNOLDS.
gHHE FARMERS LAND MEASURER, or
Pocket Companion, showing at one view the
Contents of any piece ofLand, from Dimensions Ia.
ken in yards, with SET of Agricultural Tables
The yellow shoe string, the the good effects of
Obedience 10 Parents. For sale by may.J3
GEO. REYNOLDS, no l0S, market ST.
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LOOK HERE!!
Home Manufacture.

u
T. fhe Subscriber No. 14I Market ST.. Wi
c~@mingtcn Delaware, would respectfully sugpest
TO the public generally, the proprieiy Of calling
at his hat sore; and examine his large and eytep,
sive assortment of the latest fashions and other
shaped hats, consisting ia quality as follows Su.
perior Beavers; Brush, Russia, Silk. os we'll
as Plain, Youths Eats. Together with !.
general assortment of mapped hats Of every sizc
shape and quality. The subscriber having n tho
rangh knowledge Of the above busi5s = -
constant participation in all its branches and h.,-
ing as good workmen as there IS in tbc II S,a.n
together with the best materials tbut on. ~ :.
famed. lie therefore laters himself will ri, =.
termination on his part that nothing sbnlI be ,r.,,'
ca 70 render satisfaction to liberal public Rs;na
ever grateful for the very generous cn,, ne,ng
mat has been heretofore extended tcwa,Js h;.
hofcs by his exertions TO peasc,t to msrt c,n'm '
nance Of the same. u conun
Blocks for manufacturing Hats of the ,,.,I,
a aon inslion (Which is very beautifully Laya iU.,
Gan and sec Mt the old Stand M. IA1 M..
ST. formerly occupied by M. Mogear. ''A''
]. CLARK.
Nm Nm Practical Halter.
~ d. lie W u WARRANT his Hats TO he nm.
superior 10 those of FonEIGN manufacture v"h;oh
nave peen brought into our market.
Oct. 90 1S41. If
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20
Thermometer.

Thermometers,
MfOR Parlour, outdoor or Brewers Use. Of va
IL rious prices, and warranted TO be correct. "a,
sale by 'e'' '''
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
Druggist and Chemist, No. 1877, Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del.-Oct. IS
ar. WISTAR'S CELEBRATED BATSAM
~ OF WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds
Consumption, &c. &C., for sale by
B. JOHNSON.
jan 81, no. I79 Market street.
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JONATHAN MILNER-

ALZARINES.-THE SUBSCRIBER
- has Just opened a splendid assortment of
rich style Balzarinos, SOME as low as 81 cts per
yard my ii, AZ w. JONES.
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR

9IIHE subsriber has now on hand a handsome
- assortment of Light Cassimeres, Fancy Gam.
broons, and white and colored Linen Drillinpa.
also few pieces of Cashmarett beautiful article
Tor summer coats-together with some very hand.
some silk, cashmere, and Marseillcs vestings
wnich VIII be sold 10 suit the times ut no 81 mar
ket street. my IL, AZ w. JONES.
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hn CLO7fiS.-Various widths and n,,,c,n.
" Just received, and for sale by
JOHN A DUNCAN.
oct To- io4i, SO Market street.
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RLOCkS! CLOCKS!-Brass and wood 80
~ hour, and eight day clocks, new and hand
some patterns, just received and for sale low for
cash. and warranted to perform or exchanged, bv
]. b. NJ. LETOURNAU,
4th st., I'd door from the corner of Market ct.
N. d. Wood and every description of clocks
carefully repaired and warranted. April A. ON
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ANS &c.-l0,000 lbs bacon, hams, shout.
- ders and sides! also 200 kegs No ImRn
may l upper corner ,na.I., IAN
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CURE FOR DEAFNESS

ATTiNEl'fs.-Just opened at No GO. 600
- yards heavy dark, Sattinetts at tho yery low
price OF 37a cents per yard. Also ono case of sn.
Pc,,or ditto, Of Cadet and Oxford mixed. They
by Riizpy a'a
Nov. 0,
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nORCELAIN WARE superior article Of
Il Porcelain or enamcd ware, consisting of
Preserving kettles, Sauce Pans &c, just received
and 70, sale ty JNOL. MADDEN & q.
August 10, 1871 No.57 Market Street.
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1NRIMMINGS.-A general assortment of trim.
"A mings, such as needles, pins. tapes spool col.
,ons, patent thread, cord hooks and cyos so
gloves and hosiery. &c. &C., at No 10 market :,
ma 62o SD Ewes So"
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NINE CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs.-Jps,
Il opened few pieces of ExtraSuper Fine Black
ane Blue Black wool dyed Cloths and Cassimeres.
~, S. 3UZBY
''h no. ith No GO Marktse
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nR. JAYNES EXPECTORANT, cure for
~ Coughs, Cold, Consump tion, anda Il othe
pulmonary affections, for sale by
d. JOHNSON,
Jan. 81.
FOR SALE, By so s ssis of : Peaches. vsss'
cut in halves, and will be sold cheap. Also, few
ushcls ofpeacb seed that will be sold cheap.-ap
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A x e S

broad, chopping and hand, various makes mortice.
socket and frmer chisels turning chiscls and
gouges; steel blade, steel and iron squares; bench
and moulding
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-06-28
COB Des SSeil,es.
(percbis auf bas Sbias.)

(percbis auf bas Sbiss.)
Batter ge 0 a y, Dem @rinosr bsS Netenfaftsa
une pfsser Der Sraubs, fei bisfss flsine
Msimbsn 9slpibmet.
srinft INNER fsffs 9Eafsr
uno banst nur Den 9Ssin;
gSir lino sWor feline praiTsr
9ob trinfsn mir auD 9Gen.
Sbr trinft nur faltss 9BaNsr
Tins fbmeft bsr 9Ssin aueb gut;
gSir taoeln ME baS 9SafIsr
1lnb trinfen Nebsntlut.
Ginft ibr srmattst nieber
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Stdrft un6 cer 96sin bic @lsesr
Sas SSai1er tbut e6 nibt.
Ger 9sein 9ibtnsus Srdfts
Srf b a ct bettres S(ut,
Sbenft Muben enneue Srdfts
Setrabtsn FROZEN Ntutb.
Drum fol- ju Hoab'S @brsn
9es aeo 9sfun9en feiu!
Wt69't ibr eaS 9S a If + sbren,
GSir balten's NIT bem 0Ss,n
A. ".
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LAMB ibm fonff sueefl9t. 9efommen ici,
au69erufen: Sollts iib oenn fein Menfb
finoen, tpelber Die Relieion unb Spanien
BON oiefem bolifben Seufcl, Der beicen
70 oiel 5erSeleio sufuot, erl0fete? Oar
auf bdtte er, Oct &ammeriunfer. tbeils
aus Srommi9feit, tbeiI6 aus Saterlanose
llebe, uno su9leieb bic oniebnlibifen 8e=
lobnun9en boheno, ftb erboten, Die So.
nioin aus ber @eIt gu fbaffen, bGtte
Summen empfan9en, u, {. 10. Glilabetb
peritano ipeiter feinen Sber3, Menoossa
uno eini9e feiner Sertrauten wuroen ae.
ban9en, uno bem 0ebarat. ebe ct an ben
Sal9en fam. oos oers aus Dem eeibe ee=
rif1en, i'm 8eift oamolioer ftrenoen Grimi=
naliufti5. gtobber fbrieb fie an Die por=
nebmiten europdiiben 50fe, er;dblte if.
men Den Sor8ono, uno 9eoabte bes &Gs
ni9s bon Spanien ni1t eben S6mei(bet-
baft babel. pbitipp Der 3lpeite erIeb
elm offentli6es Wonifeit, norin e5 be-
itrltt, I'm Die Sadie 6u ,piiien, uno Der
&6niein Gliiobetb unter anoercn @bren.
tlteln AUDI ben elmer unperl6dmten Gig.
nerin CAB. ueberbaupt lparen bieIe bei=
ben 9efronten 6dupter 9e9en einanber
belipieQos aufoebratbt. 2(l6 pbitipp Der
3pelte fene 5oblreibe Stotte pioer Gn9=
LAMB aus9eriiifet bate, ioote er: penn fei=
ne Sruppen 9elonoet w6rem uno bic So
ni9in Gliiobetb sefaneen befdmen, woIe
er iie an Der Ste(le. no Maria Stuort
bin8erlbtet fei, entbaupten lafen. ltno
es ffebt oabin, mas eeIbeben lpGre, bdtte
oas Glud ibm eeldbelt. 2(ber es erfldr=
te t6 fir elilabetb, oenn faum nabte bic
6lotte Gn0lonos ufern, ais AUDI unerb6rz
te Srfane oufftieoen, uno fein einsee5
ipanll6es Sbiff unaertrtmmert blieb
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BUR unterbaltuns unb Selebrun9.
Der fpanti1e Sammerjunfer Wlen:
So3sa.

SS0Jts
Sm Sabre 1892, al6 Die &0niein Glis
fabetb in Gnelano re9ierte. fano fib Elm
fpanifber &ammeriunfer, oes oten on0e-
sebenen Iamen5. in eonoon elm, mar nit
pielem 9eloe perfeben, mabte eroBen
Nufpano, uno iubte Gin9ane bel 6ofe
3u erlan9en. Sornebmlib fndpfte ct nit
oem eeibar6t cine eenaue 8efanntIbaft
an. Die &oni9n lieB aber aub oen Spa
ter AUDI eenau beobabten, unb tpie oa6
Gldd allen ibren unternebmuneen Sur
Seite 5u ffeben pfeete, 9efbob es aub
bier. Gs 9elan8 eaem Sp6ber, Elm beim,
llbes Gefprdb 3piiben Seioen 5u bebors
6en. 'porin MenocSSa Dem ecibarSt aus=
1brpeifeno bobe Summen perbieb, wenn
ct Bet &oniain in einem Irsneimittel @ift
belbrln9en wollte. Der eeibarst - ipies
ben Antra9 eben nibt surtce reoete nur
BON ben l1niiberminbli6en Sbrpieriofei.
ten babel, poee9en Der Spanier meinte.
fie lpnroen, oofern man flue su @erfe
sinee, III beieiti9en fein uno nodb enioe
perionen au5 Der SOnioin Oienerfhoft
nannte, nit pelben ct bereits um 8eibll.
fe in llnterbanoluno ifdnoe. Gtilobetb
bate es faum erfabren, ols fie aub jeben
fbuloieen Sbeil perbaften lieB. Ser fpas
nifbe &ammeriunfer parb eefoltert, uno
foete aus: Ser &6nio pbilipp oer 3mei-
te bate gu Waorio in ieinem Seifein, ats
bic 8eoe auf ben 8erluif Der foeenannten
undber,pinbliben Slctte. uno 70 man6en
Sbooen. tpelben bic &6niein BON Gne-
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Gefabrlibes 2lbentbeuer in ben bbb-
itlll6en QSdloern.
[Stblu6.1

lStD|UB'
Sn Der Sbat tpar cine lbnabme in Der
Initren9un9 oieier armen Gbierc nur su
bemerfbor. Sbr Qtbem puroe feudeno,
ibr eauf un9leib; fie tbaten QQes, mas
ile permodten, oenn fie ftbenen nur su
GUT 5u pinen, ooB nur bic eilioite Slutbt
ite retten fonne, aber ibre &rdfte Ibwon,
ben nit jeoer Sefunoe. 8alo ftiirate
oas cine, bolo oaS anbere, nur bic 9ro6te
Qnitren9un9 brobte iie tpieper anf Die
Seine. Sir befanoen uns in elmer 1brecfs
li6en Sage. SD sitterte, nbt fir mein
eeben, fonbern fir oas meiner Sbweifer {;
nod einiee 80lfe fielen ourb mein Sc:
rpebr, ober ni6t5 belt fie mebr in ibrem
eoufe ouf; iie tparen iest bart binter
uns, ibr 8ebeul puroe INNER oeutllber !;
ib fonnte bereits ibre blutisen 8aben,
ibre fbredli6en 3dbne. ibre noeb Slut
leb5enoen 3un9en, ibre fommenoen Ius
gen unteribieoen.
l1no pelbe Wen9e, ,pelbe ;ablreitbe
6eeroe! ib bate fsin puluer mebr, ib
befab sur 8ertbeibioune oeoen bic mii=
tbenoen BOlfe feine anoern 8afen, als
meine beioen piifolen, Die nod 9elaben
rparen, mein Sa9bmefer uno oen &olben
meiner Slinte. 81 0 E 0 bate bie5 ri,
les bemerft. "Gine 9offnun9 1T un5 nod
iibrie," faete er ib erinnere MIDI, bel
oer 6erreiie cine perlonene Sd9erbitte
9eieben 5u boben, Die nidt peit BON bier
entfernt fein fam; f0nnen mir oefelbe
erreiben, 70 fino pir penieftens fit ben
Iueenblief eerettet. onoernfags aber tper.
oen uns bic 80lfe serreiiieu.I
.6err !" fubr er nit aitternoer Stim=
me fcrt, ,9elanaen mir oabin, oann-gu=
re piftolen fino bod 9elaoen /? -- cann
eebt meiner tbeuren @ebieterin einen
f6neuen SOB, bamit fie feinen lansiamen
uno srauiamen swiiben ben 3dbnen Der
@Olfe erleibe."
SD blidte Dem alten Diener, tpie pom
S6laee eerdbrt, itarr in's @efbt !; cine,
&brane rolite tber feline eefurbten @an=
gen; burb elm 3eiben nit Dem 6aupte
beltatiste ct oen furdtbaren Snbalt fei'
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ton @orrelpcntent,

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Spb bes sSaHers.
I'm 9cctpr Gree n, Dem 9atsr bss &altsgEa.
eer:SpfsmS unb Der lts0SaTers0rmee
1T fpI9enbes 8sbibtdsn aebrefTrt.
Nubmt immer, rsidbe YraIItr,
geur euren &sbsnfaft;
lSir bulbi9sn benz WaGer
unb fesnen feiae Strait.
Sbr fbwsI9t i'm Slut Der Nsben
Cub franf uno fsusrrctb;
llns 5iebt bas 9SafItr Qsben,
@ub 9iebt tsr 9Ssn ben Sob.
Sbr Itnft bstrunfen niscer,
uno y 0 9ra unb q tb
9dbmt jeiti9 cure Glibsr:
9o9 SSaiIsr tbut IS nidt.
esrsini9talIe he Sdfts
Serb limit bas bi6s Slut,
Sbenft neue Ye6e sfrdfte
uno tmmsr FROZEN Mutb.
Drum fca gum 9oftprs YreiIs
Dies qisb seiun9en iein!
9as gSoiIsr matbt uns meife
llnS ndrrifb maft Der Msin.
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Kissing hs Girls.-Give me fhe Yam.
@ee girls yet, for when you kiss them they
will modesty exclaim, you dare not do
that twice more The girls Of Arkansas,
when kissed, win instantaneosdy jum2 up
rs high as cork from beer bottle, and
say %! whew; how good Bu, the girls
ofour own State. when the Ike is attempted
arc OF like Geek OF doves at The report OF
"a gun, and ten chances 10 enc, il they don'l
sslilhsp nammas.-Asnna CRY,
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LOOK QUIZ
i SHALL DO IT!!

II Ii persons indebted to me must make pay.
"a ment by the FIRST OF AUGUST next
All who neglect this notice, will find their accounts
inthe hands of Justice Of the Peaceior col lee.
ton after that date. Ai3th
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Bloomsburu, JSss2s, 1919
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PROSPECTUS
TO
THE NEW VOLUME OF
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZlNE E
AND


DNM0URATIU BNv1HWo
VOLUME xI, CoMMEN CING JULY, ls42.
JoHN L. O'SULLIvAs, Editor.
By an incfease in the number Of pages, and by an
alterstion in its typographical arrangements, the
quantity of matter heretofore furnished to the rea-
ders of the Democratic Review, will be increased in
| its future numbers about =, t.s. 4 +
,SEvENTY-FlyE PER CENT.
The Editor expects valuable aid to his own efforts
during the coutse of the coming year, from num-
ber OF the most able pens of the great Democratic
Party together with that Of Others, in lis purely
literary department, to which the political des-
| gnatien is not to be applied. Among them may
be particularly named; b1
Bancroft, Parke Godwin, i'll. Stephens
ILL., Cooper. Hawthorne, Ziiden,
II. Kendall, Dauezac, 7dsistro,
Thiitier, Pauiding, Eames,
Sed,Uick, II H. Evsrett, Bryant,
Gipin BroWnson, Cass,
Butler, Canbreieng, C. J. IngersoN.
The Monthly Financial and Commercial ar.i-
cles, which have frequently been pronounced by the
most intelligent criticisms during the past year in
themselves alone worth the subscription to the work
will be continued from the same able-hand.
An arrangement has been made, by which the
Boston Quarterly RepieW, edited by Mr.. BRowN-
SON, will be merged in the Democratic Review, the
after being frequent and regular contributor to
ts pages. lis proper to state, that Mr.. Brown
sons articles will be marked by his name though
to most readers they would doubtless reveal them
selves by their internal evidence; and that it has
been agreed, under the circumstance, that these
contributions shall be Independent of the usual liza
bility to editorial revision and controlthe authoI
alone having similar responsibility for whatever
popularity Of views they may contain, as though
appearing in the original work which has been
heretofore edited with such distinguished ability
by himself
Among other attractive papers in preparation for
the forthcoming volume, will be found some person
al sketches, "reminiscences, and anecdotes of the
private life of General Jackson, from the pen of an
intimate friend and member of his Cabinet.
The Portraits Of which is intended to illustrate
the numbers of the ensuing year, and which will
be executed in fine style of engraving, by J. L.
Dick, Of this city, are those Of
Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON, of Kentucky,
Hon. SIIAs WRIsHT, of New-York,
JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania,
JoHS G.. HALRous, of South Carolina,
T. H. BENTON, of Missouri,
R. J, WALKER, of Mississippi,
THseDoRE SEDs WICK, of Massachusetts,
~ G. G. CANnRELENe, of New-York,
Coy. Dom, of Rhode Island,
&" B~ PoRTER, of Pennsylvania
With two or three Of the most eminent members
Of the great Liberal Party of Europe, from the diff
ferent countries or else of others of 'home produc
on, according to the facility Of procuring portraits
from abroad.
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