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Sienlep's @eoen-Wrapel Oitlen.

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lana Ill jsner ihrrtIithen Srantheit, Der Grds
DC! litt umr thr3iltb msbr ale irma!e, une
rak itb nabcr am Scoe ais am $etcn mar. as
Der III mclnsr sufriscsnbtit unp &Ihf madh.
te icb eistrautb ron Aicnlsp's SeacnsSrdpcl
pillen unp bate, O3nt Iri Der Srrlrtuua
&cttss mo aisnlep's @eaemgrarel 'p,lcn,
eiuen autcm Ssanr non Qeiuncbclt crlanSt
Stb ratbe cinem 1crcn. Der an rcrieltcn
Rranfbrit lcipct, eiuCn Seriutb ramt Sn nlas
den. iuorm lh per(ttbcre cab ltb nod ne 10
mas 5elllames Senpmmen bats; lth 5ptIHe
Icaar ob 70 eiu onecrrs Wlttel III per 1Srlt
Al fiuncu 1T = uup papurtb aete ltt lbncN hitht
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FUN tcp mir anrufrn, So. "a, DlArftsNlCr:
ct, III Stealing. 1OiIliam 5isber.
9s Simptcmcn cbcr NnfAna non ciricr
filrrbrrl,tbcn SrInfbut, inp, Oruf anf Ger
Slair, 8rcnnen ppsr SthuCtcen tcim 1SAi
Icrmatben cper natb bsmicIbGu, NriB caSn
ctus pieI maiden II fcnucn, Su !&n9c lpArtcn
m0Iien CbC ts fpmmt, OIWCns@ ebmcriCn unr
arp6e @tbmrrIcn lin SrCu}. Wer itcb 10 tCs
hnpCt, pcr ioute Nu9CnblifIitb icltbe O1ltttI
iuhsl, pclctc pafhr oncmrfrhiCn itnN.
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r. Nu,prIle, 0ruftrsl pee 'HlteraIen gErt:
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tsr in Qleataun; 1BitttprSmmCuotrfer ApCs
tbete, III phiIabcIpbl1.
sQreis 70 Gent ole Sibatbtd.
Jcbn KienIey.
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plllgn.

1Nfs Viasn finb sin portrsfitibsS nb Dee
mdbrtss WttsI fir Srpf,psb. 9urhlaufMubr.
$nAtrilt'afft Muttsrgibtsrn, Ma0snframpf,
Nisrsr9eit,Iaasnbsit otS @5siifs8 uno j3artIsis
tiafsit its if6rftn ben Ma9sn unp ifeatn Den
perICWnsn appttit 'pisccr btr, lis eurren tcn
Surtblduf unr Die Mubr nltb rEm srfen orer
i,psitsn Mal @nnbmnn, Der &ranfs mre ics
Nlslb cine 3erinrsrun9 i'm Wa9cn irilrn unc
ole @hmerSen mereen a(mdbliCb abnebmsn.
Die Snlrspjsniien ,poruuS biefe prGtn bes
'fsbn, iino 70 uni,bdnotsb unp flnft, bas fs
auh Der SbwdIlibite einusbmn fam unr
bart Jobn Hicnlev.
Ssifstlun9sn aus eer Ssrne nsrpsn punft:
lidb bsicr9t rpsrben.
6FObae pillsn ltno in bieisr 9ru6srsi ;u
babsn fir 25 Gent bic Gbabtst.
aIsaeinS Oftcbsr 90. 81.
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2luf9eoehntf6 Nfrrtement
S1arts YGAnrem uno &ileuh1nelnnl,
:@tlcDtcr s. @' 'AatgDt,
@tcllpCrtrcrCr Dcu
Tetm mo SuCi,ter.


Getm mo StidNer.
Dem alten Gourtbaufe ecacni'bcr, in oel
e5taot EcaeinN
6atru imiuer auf l5anp CINE avrlit ScritbIe
rrnbris non Stanacns, 6uf, pfuar lSA
ACnrGlfs, SImtcn. uub oIle 0uoCre Irtcn Yrr
Giien, mt GmlbluB Ucn rmfNtbcn unt
amerItaullcbm 9laar!rutben, gNentleeb &c,
tdhL
&CacTencr. Stb0r, Ocutitbrr, Gnaifths", II
AmcritAniitbcu 8lltCrs uHo grcDIpe@3rAbI
picrcdi4tCs, IthtCtI5tee, rnupCG unD fAcbCe
GIen.
Ebarte gUaaren
pcn jcrer 8encnnnna, 5hmtCrr unoS6rci
Mer &ciCtiyrC, QC0cdtnG 1GnarC, iNicbc ale
gHcnbdmmcr uNp ltmtrITe, SrutCrarp'chtc
grlDer WlNblcn, WAaent0tbim, Osh2ilnrdC:
rns SdrbcsStcfr, G1attIerwaare, SINtbCm
3utcb6r, GoSrI, fsrllcn, Sl,uten SDltcICn,
3hchirn. 8htbiruIiufe, GpttaCI, gererlpaa:
ren nctlt viciaIcI Art.tel gum 3Iuebaltcn.-
gtcnfIIIs
&auma al lem
8pps. StbIrfitr,nc Srn,s, wtiR 8tst
Orath, 3int Sici, SirfllnN, tlCitrne Rbb
CPIl, SNCer, 'pVtG, SAIpUcHtuW WHV OVet'VtIY
Datum Speits, 0ldsel &c. 1c.te.
Safety .Tnse
FIR SrlIen'prcnasn, phhas. 3aaPen.e esaen.
Wcltfcrntrrtbcr @'Itcrianp &c.
9eutIChe unr Cn9liIte @en(rn, Netcn II
5ruhtrctfcr Shlufrln no Spatcn, pA'
tent plattform: Waaaeu &c.
Oie rttasn Qrttsl rerrcn III pbilaSel
ptia prciicn 9C!icfert, uno auf IitraIeSc:
oinarudcn.
Ncarina, Suni l. tp.
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lCarn ginfcnruna hes 8rtraQe bci btr Sr'te,
iunN--Ocrienrnuastofen, Qortc unb prglss
CbCm tpCrOcn NuTrrrcm tcretbnct.
G7~llniEve 6CrrCu gcIcaen uno Nnbere
bic ucth @Itftrlptions> >ilten fir po6 QGrgfs
den III Scils hahCm 0no htfitb erIutht uue
rIrlrlhrm ictaIp ,pie m6NlICh rin5uieupM unr
uns olctd&clua III tcaachricbtIacn, wChin i(e
lbre erempiAre 9ciblfl 5n bAbrn ,pJnithcn.
10 S!ittcr, init rcncn mir netbieln, Ilnp
b6flb criuobt paf ObIqe einiae 001aIe in ,bs
re GrAtrn anfiuncbmen, wopurh Is inns III
8C1Curlsnitcn pcrpAicbttn.
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8Ur9elNlooene 95erbe0crun9 Der
SOu(1ltunDn.
,,9elbtuB in Scbu0 Der NbGnoerun8 Del
Gtaate Son(fitution."

,,SeIbtub in ScAu0 Der NbGnoerun8 Der
Staate Sonititution."
,gGthcNcn. purth cen ScnAt uno eae
Gaus pe NcprciCntantcn III General UdEm
fly perianmclt. cab rae gCntitutlnn olricr
8cputllt pCrtelfert ipCrpe. nne omar i'm orlts
ten Nblthnitt oes slpcIten 4rtIecE, caB Ct sp,C
tolat laurtM
,Dlk Der Gcnocrnbr itin Hmt rpahrrnr
nrgl SAhrCn tefIrioen foil. pom crttCn Slen:
itaa i'm Sanuar, ndthffclAcnp icincr er'rahs
luna, unb nths bcfuatieIu iolL oaNclte lanacr
ais glnen Srrmn Urn 3rci Sabren i'll csnCm
3Vitraune pom nCnn Sabren III tCbaltcn."
Oilliam u. Grabt,
Gprsd)srbs5 S3ouieS Der Ncpreisntanten,
Jobn <. ewing
Gpreber ee5 Genate.
penniptbanien, o.
@sfrr.irslmt Sh te3tuae hermit,
caB SorttcbCnctS cine rlchtl1e ltitbrift einCG
8cIthIuiTre 1T, Der cine BWtCffrruna rcr Con.
itltution prrihIiat. ,ps!ebrr III rex lrRtrn Git:
;una pCr 8Cige0stnna BON ciuer WiCbrbrIt
Der Gireer briosr Siuicr Ncurbm,At porrrm
1T. Ger OriAuIl BcidIub tICitt III oltIsr
NmtftutP auftrmabrf uno arm1B ne6 lcbn
ten 4rtlteIe rcr grnlltuticn rlci'r NcrntIiF,
lAlTc i'd oairItc bicrmlt tCfInnt MAIDEN, rpie
cs Der acnannte QrtitcI Ucrcrruct.
JIM, 3um 3rnanib psifcn, bote ith Die
ssSSzSps{ss. fem mcine llnterfhrift unp Umte:
23GS.sESTe. itcAcI oC6 eriaatcn Nmts belacfiat,
$Ssss$ su 6Arristnra pirICn l4tcn 3Aa
'f' iAl SUM- 1871.
Sran3 X. 5bunF,
Sctretdr Der VspntIif.
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N9cnten fir oen 0erfauf 09n Gr
gclNp'6 Ylut- INlllen.

3. 81. @mltb IL. Go, 2te Strads, naDe am
TotNen >t>pen Wlrtbehauic.
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Wcin 9tralie.
Sricrritb &lctt, g6r Der 2tcn uno gaIcms
bill Stradc.
s.. 80. OsfsIp, Nppotbefer, Nearn9.
Sarab D. Oiprris, DO. DO.
Sebn s, &rn9, DO sanfafer.
=. 3. O1cGer, 90. 2tilcntAun ,
=. 9. $inucrt, &aufmonu, $aneattcr.
O1lcr, @thifp II. &mitb, DO. Samtura
gzllup gum Nrfauf i'll csr 0rnfsrci picler
3sItuua, sprcis 25 Gent Die Sebaebte
Olai %. lS.
All kinds of GERMAN s. ENG
LrsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this Off
ce, at reasonable prices.
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fur
&unitler unb profeIiioniiten,

2(ISn CrctN Dcrirncu, roelctr Scftbdftc
trcIbru Die obcn i'm zitcI ces '8utbes aN9r:
fNhrt ftup. GrlAuben mir ms rcH "SprAttI'
icbsu WatbQcter" ais Gin bthft niBlItbce
Sutb ~ cmpfehitn, pci! fte n!Cbt aIIcIn rtrI'
Xcltru fir pse SCruam9 ihrr NrtGItcn Cr:
iparCn, ionrcrn AIrltjctla aus ccniCitcn pies
lie Blntc fir bic 9crich6Mcrm9 lbtcr 1rb'i
ten CrICrMCn.
Scr fprele rce wcrfehns 1T fo asriuq
1Ie mo9Iitb arfciIt, nm auth Rem rpgnlSer tCs
nit;cItcn 6NnNperFrru einc SeIc9cHbelt III
lcbcn QCb r0iIr!be an3uithAfsm.
S0r ButbbirpIcr uuo unpsrc, melcfe i'm
8vodcn gu taufcn rpNmitten, icBrn rpu foIScn'
Nc prclfr fat:
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$50 1T Soiepb uno 2SitbeIm 6erbrono,
aus Srrinaen Canton qDinwGiIGr,

EoniarCitb SCiCrm?
0i:iglscn, pcIbe IN Sabre 1882 in Sa!ti:
more aneamen, wTrem krrruItb pon lbrCr
Stt,petCr GatharIna, bic ltncn mtt9e
Natbrihtsn mSutbs'lcn BAT, rrinSrnp CT:
fnht, Ne fotolr ais mt9lIcb rcn ltrCr Acrrc:
f. in SCnntnib iu icReM Autb tltrt Ite ale
0iejenlsCn, ccncn rrr 2tufCutHaIt6crt 1brer
BrIrer tcfannt 1T, rcm ltutcrSCibnetem biCrs
NoN ssfilIi9c 2nSclac 3u mAttSn.
Sobm @tCurGr,
So. 9, 81 Granae pI1ec. DbuArslpbio,
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phnunos- Weydncerun0

John 9. Eibaroe, NcpCfat, bat fins
NmtSifubs unb audi bic Oruderei bcS 3serke
s. SchuplkiIl tOourm rs. natb Der on
psnn'frabe psrlt9t, in pas 6aus metheS fribcr
ron Or. eipps bepcbnt purcs, 9torbIsits, slps
iben bsr 6tsn une 7ten Srass.
9tcpbr. 80.
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y5ertD OFT Sollflloten
in Ncnnjn(Uanie1t,


IN DennWlOanlen.
Sanf BON Aae9banp, ;u SGbfcrb, lln9an0br.
Seawr, st 6ncpcr, %.
Smatara, "a (2arr66ur0, 9efblr0tn.
2Sabn9trn, 81 QGoibn9ton, unsona.
@hamberSGur9 Su &GamtsrsburS, II
@Wifer SauntD ~ QGtltCEelrr. par
9tlaWare @auntD* u Sbelitr. par
@crmontouu 81 Germantaun, par
@etti6tur9* gu Gjtttisbu9, IL
Vemj@t1un ~ Ycrt5tllu. par
MfrNhtam III WIpcIetaun. par
Nont0omGrD &c. IL Nrrristaun, rar
9}NrtbunberIanb 81 gtcrtbumbsrI. par
92crtb 2(mrrifa* ju pbil'm par
Rrrtbcrn Qibertiso" IL Qbi'a, par
YennlDlpanlaa III HbiPo, par
4lnn Souniblp* III Nbil'1, par
pitt@6r9, gu pittStur9, par
Sant Der Scr .St* " Ybjtapeipbjo. 40
90. no. 3msi9* gu pittGbur9, 40
60. Do. 6r. W erie, 40
10. %. b.. N Seapsr. 10
% 90 DO Su Neu Sri9tban 10
Terf6 Gonntp 8ant III Msobin9, por
&arIiats oittc* ~ @nrli6s, par
&tntre Ditto iu SsIsfNnn, 9efblrsen
@jtp 8anf iu pittsbur9, llnsan9bar
&oturnbn 9rltden GefeNihoft, Columbia, Far
Gcmmccial &anf,* Su pbtl'a, par
OcDlcstoun oittO Su OoDIeetaun, par
Gaftcn pttto~ Su Cation, par
Sre Ditto iu erie, In
@rhan0e DITTO su pittsburQ, par
Grhon9e 3lpciq Su NplibaDSbnre, por
Sarmcr6 S0nf y. Ducts @tD /. Srilfn, bar
Narmer@ u. Growers II 9S0Dneebura. 81
N1rmera Ditto pCn 2antaifer* III Qancaifsr por
Farmers bite, pru Nsnojn0& III Sea. por
FARMERS II. YttDnnlt6 Ditto ~ Ybl'o, par
T1rmerS unb blttO Ditto IL DirS6uro osbr.
FARMERS umo bIttO 20. 81 Sapstte So. .0ebr.
,Sarmers nno 90. su Srencafle acbrph,
Nranflln Ditto III Taibin9ton, "a
@jrrr Ditto (StrpbeW* in Vbl'a, seiblOi1.
(SrarO bjttp+ in pbpn por
A.arrSbur9 Ditto 81 5.arr6bura, par
I rarmonp Snltitute gu S.ormcnp, unoauo.
ioons9ba!e Sonf 81 [ocmtbole. =
i3nntin9crn tjtto ~ {euntin0ccn, unaona.
Snnata bittr Su es'piStalm unoana.
Eenin9ton 30. in Ybil'a, por
Qlnfdlter %. ~ Qanfalfcr, par
2s6Anrn %. III 2eblncn, par
EuhtpftINuH Do gu 2Sdrrcn, 0ebrCCDPn
Wannf II. Wccbanice in pbil'a, nar
Warrletta II. Su6quch. Grabbing So. unab.
Nsrbanta Ii. Manuf. Sant+ pittsbura, rar
WcdlaniC6 Sonf iu Whil'a, nur
DINERS &anf pm pcttspil(e, pdr
Tprtberu bittp prn ga. 3u Ounoaff, urob.
WoncngrbcI1 DITTO bon SrnunSpiae, 81
WpDmeniIno Sanff in Vburo, por
licrttnmbl. Il. @plb.S .Sf. su W1ilten, urab.
u. Weitern Sf. c.Vd. S.McaoeeiQe, aeIdbl.
oieu S0lem 90. sn 6dYettc @auntp, beir,i9.
9icrtbamptcn Sdnf su 9lUentann, par
Jt. =. Oelap. Srllcfen So. su T.SO. aeIttl.
slgrttul. II. Wal,uf. 81. sn Carlisle, qcbr.
pbtlacelpbia Sanf* III Vtilabclpbia, par
Rihorb6 Cg0farf) in Nbilabelpbia, sctrceb
ShuDlfilt Sant* in pbil'a, par
Silper gafe Sanf su Wpntroic, gcfd)lp0.
Scuthwarf Ditto in Ytil'a, par
Scmnnba bp. su 2pnanba,
Union DC. Su llntpntain, 9ebrrb
Beiteru 90. in pbilaoelpbta, par
ISclImprelaub DO. an @reenebnra, geihlp.
lGilfesbdrre Srilcfen 60. 81 gStlf. un9ana
lHycming Sanf Sn QStlfesbarre, par
Ocrf bitto* 81 Ocrf, Ii
9)cuatcganD Sanf su perrprpclts, nn9ang.
DPl(uf bic NIT einen be3ei6neten
8anfen iinb folidbe &cten TN 1tmlouf.
GPDie pofit<Sanfen iino NIT els
nem t eeseibnet.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
Seasonnble
u n y GOO D s. .

TIyHE subscribers have received u 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 Wooldyed Black Cloths,
Super lnvis. Green, Qaret Brown, and Mkt
Cloths, Super Diagonal. Diamond and Weaved
Beaver Cloths. Super Blue, Black, and Fsney Cas-
simeres, Fig'd and Plain Black Satin and Silk
yesfings, Toilinet, Swansdown, Taqlioni, Sultana
and other Vestings, Fine and Superfne Satinetts.
and Kentucky Jeans, Canadian Kerseys, and Pilot
Cloths, Rose, Whitney. Dufie, Cradle and Mazarin
Blankets, Rich French and English Prints, Merri.
mack, Dover and other American Prints, Scotch
Cambria, and Manchester Ginghams, Plain and
Fig'd Mousln de LANES, and Saxcny Cloths, Su-
perfne Black and Blue Black Bombazines. Gents.
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, English, French
and German Merinoes, White, Red and Yellow
Flannels, Ladies' Merino, Raw Silk, and Cashmere
Hose, Gents. Wooden, Cotton and Merino Hose,
Thibct Merino Chenille, Silk and Broeha Shawls
Cashmere, Chine Blanket and other Shawls, Print
ed Green Floor Cloths, and Druggits, IIandsoms
Ingram Carpeting, Elegant Stair and Entry Car
peting, Super Blk. Blue Black Mantuas and Gro.
do Naples, Fig'd. Striped and Plain, Colored Gro
do Naples, Black Satins, and Lustrings Black and
Fancy Silk Crayats, Pongee, Spitalfields ard Flag
Silk h'dk'fs, Hemstitched and plain Linen Cambria
h'dk'fs., Jackonet, Cambria. and Madrnss h'dk'fs,
Damask Linen and Cotton Table Cloths, Irish Lin.
ems and Lawns, Russian Sheetings, Russian Duck,
Tow and Hemp Liunens, Ladies' and Gents. Hos.
kin Silk and Buck Gloves, Ladies' and Gents.
Worsted and Silk Mitts, White and colorcd Canton
Flanneis, Apron aud Furniture Checks, Bed Tick.
ings an assortment of Ladies Merino Cloaks,
very cheap. Cotton, and silk Umbrelas, Silk,
Worsted and Gum Elastic Sdspenders, Heavy En-
glish Moleskins and Scrges, Fine Long Cloth
Shirtines and Heavy Sheetings, Blach Listing and
Black Mantua Ribbons and Gallons, Gilt Lasting,
and Silk. Goat and Vest Buttons, Sewing Silks,
Threads, Braidcs, Tapes and Fringes, together with
a.variety of Staple and Fancy Goods, to numerous
TO mention all Of which will be sold Cheap ut
OLIVER & PATTERSON'S,
New Store, No. "a Market Street.
Oct. 90, 1741.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
TAIIlQRING.

Trust has fed to foscign 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 are the following:-
Over Coats, from &c 90 to go 90
400
Sattinett Pants, rs
Vests, from 81 90 to rs
Goats made and trimmed from S 90 to $50
Pants made from so cts to l 90
Vests made from SO ctsto Is
N. b. Country people and others are requested
to call bcfore'purchasing elsewhere. at No 81 King
st. Be sure and not forget No. "a, as will sell
25 per cent cheaper than any establishment in the
city. Two journeymen wanted; 26 women wanted
to make pants and vests WIN. BUTLER.
Nov i, 1941. no II tf
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
noCToR EUEN's Universal Strengthening

n0CTOR EUEN'S Universal Strengthening
IL Plasiers, unrivalled and unequalled, Cele-
DRAFTED 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
neatness ploasantness, 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 the side
breast advised TO try Of these beautiful and
unrivaled plasters. They are different from others,
and are free from objections which are generally
made against plasiers. Perhaps thsre is no medi-
cal observation better established than that "Con
sumption originates in neglected Colds" In a
climate so variable as ours, it requires more care
and attention 10 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 DO enabled Ia
offer to all OF consumptve habi s. those afflicted
with distressing pains in tho side or breast, any
affection of tho breast lungs, reasonable pros.
pect of reliefby using his "Universa Strcnl then.
ing Plaster"
Parsons who wish to become purchasers will
be particularly careful to ask for uDoctor Euen's
Universal Strengthening Plaster" They are put
up in boxes of one more dozen each, with large
and attractive showblls, will keep without injury
in any climate. and viii be forwarded promptly az
per order Druggists, Dealers. and Couptry Mer.
chants will find them very taleable article at al
times and in all places, and will find it an objec
to become purchasers
These plssters may he had nj the nrinrinnl Druo
Stores throughout the United Suites and Canadas
WILLIAM EUEN.
The suhscriber having purchased Of DR.. Euer
bis machine and recipe for manufacturing his ceic
brated Sireng Plaster, will furnish dealer
with fresh and genuine article on accommo
| dating terms as the patentee.
EDWARD BRINGHURS
Druggist and Chemist, 1877 Market ST., VIII
mington. Price IS cents single plaster. fe31
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JOHN F. ROBINSON,
JeweIIer and Silversmith,
. RESPECTFULLY informs the public that h
IL continues TO manufacture, at

Id ESPECTFULLf informs the public that he
~ continues TO manufacture, at
No. II, Marker street, Wilmington, Deldnave,
Second door above the Farmers Bank)
Silver Spectaclcs. Table and Tea Spoons, and all
kinds of Gold and Silver Ware, FOR CASH. The
highest cash and exchange prices given for old
Gold and Silver. Umbrellas repaired, and all
dther Jobs in his line, executed with neatness and
despatch.
Persons ut distance ordering Spoctacles, arc re-
quested to send glass. piece Of the glass from
the Specacles they wore last. as the age does not
afford rule for judging of the sight.
His Spcctacles are always furnished with glasses
of the best quality, and care is taken in advising
to the focus best adapted to the sight
Also, Accordions, Flutes, Guitars, &c., repaire d
in the best manner and neatest style.
February 2, 1s42.-Iy.
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1NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
u his friends and the public generally, that be
has Just opened an extensive assortment Of season.
sbls Oar Goons. purchased at the present reduced
rates. Many Of the goods arc Of the best quality
and will DO found worthy the attention Of purchas
ers. The old stock, in order to close, 1t will be
sold II loss than cost prices. by s BUzBY.
june %. No 90, mart st.
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NOTICE,

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that l have zled Pc
III tition in the Office Of the Parliamentary At Do.
vet, praying the Superior Court Of the State Of Dsl
aware, in and for Kent county, 1t il next ssssion
to DO held at Dover in said County, on the twenty
vorce dissolving the bonds Of mstrimony now exist
ing between mo and my wife Mary Lewis,
Milford June 17.-3m. RUFUS LEWIS.
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DNEAWAXH 1ATxbE . AMI
M4Sgg1NlD E@U SEo

No. D West FOURTH StK<zr,
THE subscriber would inform his generous
ffiends and the public, that he has removed from
No 30, Market street, and opened tbs Delaware
Eating and Oyster House, at No s, West Fourth
Street Formerly occupied by John Menougi,)
which he has most commodiopsly AND handsomely
Al all LINES DO had Oys
tiers sewed fried. roasted, OF III the she'll; beef
steak, coffee, &c &c-all of which are cooked in
the best style, and served up in the shortest no..
tice, JOHN c PRICE
accompanies can be furnished with a pri-
yate room, and suppers prepared; also private "a
miles and parties supplied with oysters
may 26, 10 tf
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<rurr - .,-.u.hs LII. hx.ds md tacks: brsns
~ " md iron ssis hinges: H. A. strap and other
TOTKc
-, N. l,,,h .,d
! Anelic,n snu Inglsni Gs.u'' sn''nt nd arsb
"a amo is.cnss snusae. sP'. . ss An,src.n and
English; German lock. and i.,shss Ghost, iill
ana cuPooaro '0oxs Mp S1i1s Any s0"
hNDAnoiso'
longs and shovel, complete sssor.menti orss.'
iron and japan canoosticks, pfiaania ana J .s
lamps brass ana copper ketuesi porcelain hneS
keiles ana sauce pans Yea ke..les coMm0n sne
o;SSl.. ,r;d;sc,s M ,o..s.,. 1870 mile com'
sna,, IA sas a.ai;sy sn;stoons hrittanis and
;sD.n. I.;vss and sS3ls Il Dozen. md se,s. tes
IA ,.hls sron, Germsn sil,cr brIston,a I, iron,
pcM p0TsrT0s RIM M o = StS1 ~ KNTY nc.
:- N 49,. $500 ~ e.. -,
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FRESH, CHEAP g. SEASONABLE
%GDWDHD~~

dFUST opened at No. 60 a lot of Balzorines u new
~ and beautiful article for ladies dresses. Some
very pretts Foulard silks, also several o.
calicoes which will be sold at one half the origi-
nal cost. One case cotton eamblets. very desira
BILE article for childrens wear-together with q
general assortment of Dry Goods purchased with
in few days, at the reduced piices--all of which
viii be found worthy the attention ofpurchasers.
may 4, 1912. SAM. BUZBY.
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-E"D@.

VE7hite Sugar Beet, Mangel Wurtzell. Ruta
w Baga, Turuip seed, White fiat Turnip
eed, for sale by my g. GEO, REYNOLDS.
gpHE FARMERS LAND MEASURER, or
~ Pocket Companion. showing at one view the
Contents of any piece of Land, from dimensions to.
ken in yards, with set of Agricultural Tables
The yellow shoe string. or tina the good effects Of
Obedience to Parents. For sale by may ID.
GEO. REYNOLDS, no l0s, market st.
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ThcrnnOmeters,
NOR Parlour, outdoor or Brewers use, of va.
II rious prices, and warranted to be correct, 70,
EDWARD BRINGHURsT,
Druggist and Chemist, No. 1877, Mar
ket street. Wilmington, Del.--Oct. Is
RR. WISTAR'S CELEBRATED BATS4M
~ OF WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds
Consumption, &c. &C., for sale by
B. JOHNSON.
Jan. 81, no. ITO Market street.
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CURE FOR DEAFNESS.

IN CLOTHS Various widths and patterns
~ just received, and for sale by
JOHN A. DUNCAN.
Oct 10, 1871, so Market street,