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Scasonable
d r. Y GOO DIS

NHE subscribers have received large and de-
IL sirable stock of Seasonable Dry Goods, which
they offer at unprecedented low prices. Their
stock consists in part of the following =
Super woaded Blue and Wool dyed Black Cloths.
Super lnvis. Green, Claret, Brown, and Mkt
Cloths, Super Diagonal, Diamond and Viewed
Beaver Cloths, Super Blue, Black, and Fancy Cas-
simeres, Fig'd and Plain Black Satin and Silk
Vesiipgs Toilinet, Swansdown, Tagon Sultana
and other Vestings, Fine and Superiino satinetts,
and Kentucky Jeans, Canadian Kerseys, and Pilot
Cloths, Rose, Whitney, Dufilc, Cradle and Mazarn
Blankets Rich French and English Prints, Merri
mack, Dover and other American Prints, Scotch
Cambria, and Manchester Ginghams, Plain and
Fig'd Mouslin dc LANES, and Saxony Cloths, Su-
perfine Black and Blue Black Bombaznes, Gents
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, English, French
and German Mcrinoes, White, Red and yellow
Flannels, Ladies Merino, Raw Silk, and Cashmere
Hose, Gents. Wooden, Cotton and Merino Hose
Thbet Mcrino Chenille, Silk and Broeha Shawls
Cashmere, Chine Blanket and other Shawls, Print
ed Green Floor Cloths, and Druggits, Handsome
Ingram Carpcting, Elegant Stair and Entry Car
peting, Super Biz Blue Black Mantuas and Gro.
do Naples, Fig'd, Striped and Plain, Colored Gro.
dc Naples, Black Satns, and Lustrings Black and
Fancy Silk Cravats, Pongee, Sptalfelds ard Flag
Silk h'dk'is, Hemstitched and plain Linen Cambria
hdkfs., Jackonet, Cambria, and Madras hdk'fs.,
Damask Linen and Cotton Table Cloths Irish Lin
ems and Lawns Russian Sheetings, Russian Duck,
Tow and Hemp Linnens, Ladies' and Gents. Hos
kin Silk and Buck Gloves, Ladies' and Gents.
Worsted and Silk Mtts White and colored Canton
Flannels, Apron and Furniture Checks, Bed Tick
ings; an assortment of Ladies Merino Cloaks,
very cheap, Cotton, and Silk Umbrellas, Silk,
Worstod and Gum Elastic Suspenders Heavy En-
glish Moleskins and Serges, Fine Long Cloth
shirtings and Heavy Sheetings, Blach Lasting and
Black Mantua Ribbons and Gallons, Gilt Lasting,
and Silk, Goat and Vest Buttons, Sewing Silks,
Threads, Braides, Tapes and Frnges, together with
a,varicty of Staple and Fancy Goods, to numerous
to mention all Of which will be sold Cheap at
OLIVER Il PATTERSON'S,
New Store, No. "a Market Street.
Oct. 90, 174l.
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| l am pleased to find they are such ready sale.
Those who have used them, speak in the highest
| terms OF them. Many have already found great
relief from their use and when the cures are
finally effected, shall do you the justice to in.
form you of the same.
Extract of letter from Washington CITY.
Mr.. VIM. Wright-Dear Sir-You will have
the kindness to forward me as soon as D ossible,
two or three gross Of the Indian Vegetable Pills.
The sales have for the last two months, increas
ed rapidty; those who buy, generally remarking,
that they are the best pills they have ever used"
and my opinion is that they will in short time
supercede all others in this city.
ROBERT FARNAM.
Washington City, ID. C.
Extract of letter from Lycoming County, Pa.
Mr.. VIM. Wright-Dear Sr-On being ap.
pointed Agents for the sale of Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills in this place, we only took one
gross on trial. but it would have been better If we
had taken out aadozen gross on fair trial they
hare far exceeded our most sanguine expectations.
In tact so much SO thai we have boon obliged to
send to Mr.. Zimmerman, at Lancaster, mo,e
than hundred miles from here, for ten dozen;
but these will astbut very short time, the way
we are selling them since they have been fairy
tested. In the first place l gave some to our
Physicians, to make trial of since which they
have purchased number of boxes, and hiphlv
approve of them. A few days ago, there was a
lady sent thirty miles to get box of the Pills.
she at the time was very low, and unable to turn
heaself in bed; but in two days, my informant
says she was able TO help herselC
We could mention many other cases, but de, m
it unnecessary at this time; but would merely
say; that as the season is fast approaching when
there will be great demand for Wrieht's Indian
Vegetable Pills; and if we only get a supply of
the medicine we could establish other agents
which would be of immense advantage not only
to the North American College of Health; but 10
the public generally. Please let us know your
views on the subject, and directions relative to
the same, will be promptly attended to by
Very respectfully. your friends,
S. WINCHESTER & SON,
Jersey Shore, Lycoming county, Pa,
AGENTS for the sale of the above named
INDIAN PROFITABLE PILLS.
VIM. T. Smith, Grocer, Wilmington.
Eli Chandler, near Smiths Bridge,
Moses Palmer, Brandywine.
Edward Quinn, Stanton.
Thomas Lockwood, Frederick, Kent County.
James Hannah, Brandywine Hundred.
Henry & Bennett. Delaware City.
Marcus L. Capelle, Red Lion.
John Allen, Christiana.
Tilghman Scott, Newport.
G. Watkins, Trap.
IL. L. Peckhard. st Georges.
Bassett Furguson, Blackbird.
VIM. Mccullough, New Castle.
John Miller, Newark.
John b. Lewis, Grocer, Wilmington.
OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPOT, for the
sale of WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS, Wholesale and Retail, No. 1863 RACE
STREET, Philadelphia may 20-1y
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NEW DRY GOODS.

1NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public generally, that he
has just opened ali extensive assortment Of season.
able Day GooDs, purchased at the present reduced
rates. Many of the goods are of the best quality
and will be found worthy the attention ofpurchas
ers The old stock, in order to close, it will DO
sold at less than cost prices, by S BUZBY,
june %. No CO, market 81,
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LEEDS & cos,
SUPERIOR INDICATED yEGE
TABLE CONCRETE

NOR Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty Of
u Breathing, Pain and Soreness of the Breast,
Palpitation ofthe Heart, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Bronchtes; in short all diseases that are indicative
OF, or that will be likely to lead to Consumption.
Those that have used this need not be told of its
virtues. As a safe Family Medicine none can
equalit, and from its tonic virtues and srene then
ing properties it is much sought after by those
who have made use of il freely. Tho celebrity Of
this Concrete increases every day. No remedy
has been more rapidly increased, aud its efficacy
has been more approved Of, in hundreds of in
stances. Let ALL during the incement season pur.
chase and make free use of this article upon the
first symptoms of caughs colds, OF hoarsness which
is sure to give relief
Parents, us you value your offspring, neglect not
the incipient ola cough, but provide yourself with
remedy that will arrest its progress. Its n,lfI'
tious tonic and cxpectorant qualities justly rank il
as the greatest compound ever offered to the pub
lie. The numerous attestations ofMedicdl men, as
well as of other individuals Of the highest respecta-
biity ptovcs it great discovery in the healing art
differing from every other article heretofore dis
covered.
Sold wholesale and retail at II. Johnson's Dug
and Medicinal store, No. l79, Market Street, vii.
mington, Del, general agent for the state of Della
ware.
Country store keepers will do well to call and
purchase the article 10 sell again, Of d. johnson,
general agent.
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TAILO

Trust has fled 10 foreign realms afar,
Poor credit and me declares eternal war;
No heightened scores shall stain my books again,
To glare my eyes and give mo heartfelt ain
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand gen.
eral supply Of every article in his line of business
among which arc the following
Over Coats, from Sc 90 to 500
400
Sattinett Pants, IT'S
Vests, from 81 90 to LIS
Coats made and trimmed from 90 to S SO
Pants made from so cts to on
Vests made from so ctsto 25
N. B. Country people and others are requested
to call beforepurchasing elsewhere, at No 81 King
st. BE sure and not forget No. "a, as l will sell
25 per cent cheaper than any establishment in the
city. Two journeymen wanted; &c women wanted
to make pants and vests. WIN. BUTLER.
Nov /, 1871. no II If
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NOTICE,

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that have filed Pc
Il ttion in the Office of the Prothonotary at Do
vel, praying the Superior Court OF the State of Del
aware, in and for Kent county, at its next session.
to be held at Dover in said County, on the twenty.
fourth day Of October next, (lS42,) to grant di-
vorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony now exist
ing between me and my wife Mary Lewis.
Milford, June I7.-3m, RUFUS LEWIS
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nOCTOR EUEN'S Universal Strengthening
~ Plasters, unrivalled and uneaualled. Cele

nOCTOR EUEN'S Universal Strengthening
~ Plasters, unrvalled and unequalled. Cele
brated for curing Pains or weakness in the breast
side back or limbs; also for govt, rheumatism, liver
complaint, and dyspepsia. In coughs, colds, asth-
mas difficulty of breathing, oppression of the sto-
mach, &c. they will give soothing relief; and for
noaness, pleasantness safety, ease, and certainty
are decidedly superior to other remedies. Persons
whose business requires that they should sit or
stand much, or those of sedentary habits gener.
ally, who may be troubled with pains in tho side or
breast, advised 10 try one of these beautiful and
unriValled pasters They are different from others,
and arc free from objections which are generally
made against plasters. Perhaps there is no med-
cal observation better established than that "Con-
sumption originates in neglected Colds" In
climate so variable as ours, it requires more care
and attention to guard against the attacks of this
too often fatal disease, than most persons able
and willing to bestow. 1t cannot therefore but be
qualification TO the subscriber to be enabled TO
offer to all Of consumptive habis, or those afflicted
with distressing pains in the side or breast or any
affection Of the breast or lungs reasonable pros.
Pect of relief by using his Universal Srenl then
ing Plaster"
Persons who wish to become purchasers will
be particularly careful to ask for doctor Euen's
Universal Strengthening Plaster" They arc put
up in boxes of one or more dozen each, with large
and attractive showbills, will keep without injury
IN any climate, and will be forwarded promptly as
per order. Druggists, Dealers. and Country Mer-
chants will find them very saleablo article at all
times and in all places, and will find it an object
to become purchasers.
These pastcrs may be had at the principal Drug
Stores throughout the United States and Canadas
WILLIAM EUEN.
The subscriber having purchased of DR.. Euen
his machine and recipe for manufacturing his ceie
brated Strengthening Plaster, will furnish dealer.
fruul ~.
dating terms as the patentce.
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
Druggist and Chemist 1877 Market st., vii
mington. Price IS cents single plaster. fe3l
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R1 " MD 90

VN7hte Sugar Beet, Mangel Wurtzcll, Ruta
w Baga, Turuip seed, White flat Turnip
eed, for sale by my %. GEO, REYNOLDS.
zTIHE FARMERS LAND MEASURER, or
- Pocket Companion, showing at one view the
Contents of any piece of Land from dimensions ia.
ken in yards, with a sci of Agricultural Tables
The yellow shoe string, the tho good effects of
Obedience TO Parents. For sale by may 10.
GEO. REYNOL DS no l0S, market ST.
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HY.STERIC DROPS.
JOHN F. ROBINSON,
JeWeIIer and SiIverslnith,

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
HI continues to manufacture, at
No. II, Market street, Wilmington, Delaaaye,
Second door above the Farmers Bank
Silver Spectaces, Table and Tea Spoons, and all
kinds of Gold and Silver Ware, FOR CASH. The
highest cash and exchange prices given fof old
Gold and Silver. Umbrellas repaired, and all
other jobs i'll his line, executed with neatness and
despatch.
Persons at distance ordering Spcctaces, are re-
quesicd to send glass, piece of theg glass from
the Spectaces they wore last, as the age docs not
afford rule for judging of the sight.
His Spectacles are always furnished with glasses
of the best quality, and care is taken in advising
to the focus best adapted to the sight
Also, Acoordions Flutes, Guitars, &c., repaired d
in the best manner and neatest style.
February ?, 1s42.-ly.
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DELAWARE BATTING AM
OYSWlAll HOUSE,

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No. S, West FouRrH 81 xzT,
THE subscriber would inform his generous
friends and the public, that no has removed from
No SO, Market street, and opened the Delaware
Eating and Oyster House, at No 5, West Fourth
Street formerly occupied by John Menough)
which he has most commodously and handsomely
fitted up, and where may at all times be had Oys.
tiers slowed, fried. roasted, or in the she'll; beef
steak, coffee, &c &c--all of which are cooked in
the best style, and served up in the shortest no.
ticc, JOHN PRICE
N accompanies can be furnished with pri-
vatc room, and suppcrs prepared; also private ia
miles and parties supplied with oysters
may &C. 10 If
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FURNITURE
resi-, CHEAP g. SEASONABLE
EGDWDMD-.

"a tIST opened at No. GO lot of Balzorines new
" and beautiful article for ladies dresses. Some
very prettv Fou lard silks; also several cases of
calicoes, which will be sold at one half the origi
nal cost. One case cotton eamblets, very desira.
BILE article for chdrens wear-together with
general assortment of Dry Goods purchased with
in a few days, at the reduced piices-all of which
will be found worthy the attention ofpurchascrs.
may 4, 1912. SAM. BUZBY.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD.

H1oR all. kinds of LADIES' BONNETS, such
b. as Hair and Gimp, an entirely new article,
ard the most Fashionable in the Market--Floronce
Braid, English Split Straw; variety ofshell and
other Fancy BONNETS. Also, LEGuoRN
HATS, Straw and Palm Leaf, Broad Brnmed,
new style, very pleasant for Summer Wear, all
manufactured by the subscriber in large quantities
and sold low for cash. Also, Boz Hats and Bonnets,
Ladies' Florence, and other Bonnets altered and
done up in the latest fashions. Also, I.cphorn.
Panama and other Hats cleaned and done up Mil
liners supplied as usual. THOMAS WHITE,
Corner of Seventh and Noble streets.
april l. Philadeldhia, Pa.