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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

EvANS 4 co.'s GREAT lIrf BOOK SAM NOW
~ OPEN at 400 Broadway. The liberal Inducements
are offered to insure . rapid sale.
We sell 70 custom
book gold watch, for dollar
boob and q silver latch, for one dollar
A book and gold locket for one dollar.
book and . gold pencil. for dollar.
book and gold breastpin, for dollar.
oook and a gold pen and pencil, for ons dollar.
book and gold RAG. for dollar.
book q parlor imepiece. dollar.
book and silk dress pattern, for dollar.
book and q pocket knife, for one dollar.
book and gift cook, for dollar
book and portem ,nnae, for one dollar, &C., &C.
All the and popular Of the that usually
- tor 81 and 81 g. aelng for only Soc each Call
and examine method selling BOOKS 400 Broad.
way, hgn Of the red flag and gin book sIore:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

y 1T, VY,Un
N Lent against Martin Waecher and Msraare his vito Ann
kicf ardson Jana erahsn ROBBERS Msrshs Summons for
relief Com not served To Martin Wsecher MarQaret
bis wife You are hereby summoned and 10
The compan In this action which cd ths olce OF he
Clerk OF the ofy end Of New Yorg the CITY Hail
sad CITY, on the go January 1856 And to ,opy Of vour
swer to the PAD complaint the Al that o61
To- Liberty street In sale civ within twenty DAYS after hS
service OF n summons ON exclusive OF the day az such
twice. and II You fail 10 the said h,n a.
tine the sa,'ie IN ths action spo. 70 he coaSt
Januery "a, 1856 ~ "o' A"fAs
REYko VAN scHArcK, plsin,it,, A.,orn,os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
are superior to all others Their improvements
perfec comfort to the nstura elegance and billy
His unrivaed only harmless har applied twelve
private looms, at BAYCHELOR'S, H3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
Hotel Keepers and BsrrOoms, :

CAUTION
Since the Introduction Of Schedam schnspps into the
United States number OF liquor mixers in York have
commenced putting mixed and poisoned GIN, aud csog
s;nspps lhe name belongs expressly to my arice-al
others are counerfes and impos0Ds the public under
star number of barrooms In this city keep the poisonous
gin for fale account OF the cheapness of
collars and hat dozenwhen Holland gin worth
by the pipe, dollar ard fifty cents gallon. Look for
such imposters UUOIPHO WOLFE 20 Beaver street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
and instead Of feeding the paupss and
THURSDAY MORNING, MA
For the Delaware Republican.
THERE IS A LAND OF REST.

There Is beysnd this world land Of rest,
~, where quenchless glores meet and ever shine,
There AL who DIV oil shall be forever blest,
- Win blessings pure. uusullied and divine.
That place Is Heayenl the laHd OF pure delight
~ Ihere aught unholy never can intrude,
They need no moon there to afford them light,
For day eternal doth the night exclude.
A land Of glory and of perpetual bliss
~, Where all that's pure and holy do abound
There fadeless beauty In perfection is
And only immortality Is found
disease and death the heritage Of Sin,
:, Can never for moment entrance hnd,
| Nor aught deiles the spirit enter In ll
| For such as these no place Il thero assigned.
Th ere fields nrrayed Ii everlasting green. ]
And gardens in perennial beauty bloom,
NO winter there, no hiighting frost is seen,
10 rob them OF thoir heavenly perfume.
Spirits immortal mid the charms divine.
There sport, or on these blissfu plains
ln robes Of pure celestial beauty shine,
Where joy beyond conception ever reigII
Celestial Eden Of the souls abode,
where bliss can never for a moment eaSs2
but must endure eternally with God,
os Ana m shall Throughout eternity incY
VI thee sing. and Of thy courts SUI
=, Where saints immortal shall .foz4 -
Whose notes of praise defy the sh
And triumph in Redsmpticg
But ah that glorious land ef rest Is fan
Va an Fsish vary dars hll ana goss satipr @ stsr %
Incites us onward 20 Fbat blessed abode.
Bat still how ,nanv a I3-tent rock and shoal
Must needs ia na ION Life's tempestuoub sen
AIasl now few attaiA their destined goal,
That land of rest, q pure felicity
How many set out for that laad or rest,
EIated with bright hopes hnd prospects fair
They come to jordan now terrified, oppressed,
They launch away, but never enter there(
But there are some who that fair haven gat.,
Those who commit their barks to God's cf imand,
Are waited safely Ger Life's stormy maint ai
Until at Inst they reach that blssful lan5
Within those ever blessed realms Of thine.
Land Of celestial beauty, endless rest,
IN victory,s robes are precious friends Of fnine,
Who shall to all Eternity be blest
How oft doth mem'ry bring them 10 my xlew
mingle with them in my midnight dreas,,
And when l wake and find my dream untruS
With Disappointmenps tears mine eyes do tream.
When-shall meet my happy kindred thereR
When shall join that bright soraphic oh MI
In all that bliss and love divine to share.
That Gods eternal presence doth inspiie 4
Tod speed my bark across the waves Of Time.
In safety may sho glide tho Jordan Ger
Till she shall make that everlasting cline,
Canaans eterna ever blissful shore
There may 1 meet all whom love below,
And cinsp them in Loves infnite embrace
And have that joy God only can bestow,
That Is peculiar TO that blessed piaoe
10 dwell forever with the blest above,
Where care, nor sorrow move r can molest,
And from tho fountain Of eternal love,
Draw bliss divine, and be forever blost
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

!. or dlnner, Jai Doc, wsio \ E
bis sister, who is said to be easw
the N-nse Of Mrs. Irwin, residing neaS
Yard, aud asked permission TO wci V l|Jlg
utes to see a friend Permission was cheerisr>
y granted and chairs handed 10 them. Bnlc
rev minutes had elapsed, when Nally Cant OF
from tho residence Of his mother, which WI
IN the inmediate vicinity, ON his way to vi s (
Jarboe and his sister went out 60 meet ts1.
changing with being the soducer Of his 8 Ser,
then present, and refusing to marry her Their
o9lect now was an appeal 10 him to comply with
his alleged obligations by marrying the unbr-
tunate girl. Naly refused positively ari,5Ite
seyeringly. Jaiboe deliberately told hil -
that he must take th consequences, aud *
stantly drew pistol and fired The call entered
a little below Nally's heart. Nally hastened
home, reached his mothers hopsc, and expired
iu few minutes. .f
Jarboe and his sister calmly left the scene.
he acknowledged this decd and told thstexcited
crowd which immediately gathered tofbe calm;
and that be was going to surrender himself i'm
medistely. He appeared before Justice Briggs
Voluntarily, and was coemitted.
Coroner Woodward he,d an inquest. and the
jury rendered verdict accordingly.
Na'ly was a member OF the Anacostia Fire
Company, which, in CONSEQUENCE of his death,
have their flags festooned at half mast. A
meeting Of the company was held and resolved
to attend the fuueral to morrow afternoon, to
which all the other companies are inyted.-
Mercury.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

EXTRAORDINARY RRLEAsE.~ Tho GAINESVILLE
(Ohio) Courier gives an account Of the release
Of four men from coal bank near that place,
who had been buried beneath the earth by the
bank caying in, FIR IA days and IA hours.
They were all!abe to wax, and with one OK
ception appeared still to bave considerable
strength. The Courier says:
1t appears that they did uot suffer much
from hunger. The first day afterthe catas.
trophe they made bed of soft earth and slept
together. During their sleep, the lamps went
out, and were not again lightel. There was
only dinner for one man in the mines, and
this was soou exhausted. They then used
fresh water, three jugs Of which were with
them, and after exhaus'iug this, they drank
sulpher water. 0ne Of the. men got sere
throat from the use Of this, and took a swallow
OF oil for relief. This was all Of the latter ar
ticle used by them.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

INcRRAsRp PAT REFUsED. New York corpo-
ration ofiicers baye obtained an ALMOST national
reputation for official greed and rapacity, and
their openness to all sorts of fraud and corrup-
ton has long ago gone beyond mere suspicion,
but TO their credit it must be acknowledged
that there is among them at least one mau Of
thorough honesty and integrity. Mr.. Comp
Iroller Fagg has had. without solicitation on
his part, his salary increased from three to five
thousand dollars per annum. but as he had pre-
vlously opposed the unnecessary augmentation
Of salaries, his ''sefrespect and honest convic,.
tioa Of duty" is sufficiently strong to enable
him to firmly decline tho offer. Such IN ex
ample Of consistency 10 a public officer is not
Of frequent occurrence.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

:, Nor DEAD Yer. "A Christian once, in doubt and
discogrsgement, considered the darkness that over.
Pread her soul to be the frown Of the Almighty.
sne STUN bled over moe-hilIs when she should hayc
oeen removing mountains To an old minister who
was trying to comfort her, withimpassioned em.
phass, she said, o, I'm dead dead dead y twice
dead, and plucked up by the roots %
After pause, he replied, g Well, sitting in nv
study u the other day, heard sudden scream-
Johns in the well Johns fell In the WE'LL ~ Re.
fore could reach the spot heard tho sob and
mour1fuI cry, Johns dead-poor little Johny's
dead! Bending over the curb called out John,
I'm dend' was glad 70 hear il from his own
mouth - Wv"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
DooT. q. w. HAINEs,
DE TISr,
Mcxztar rlr del

- ASMANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
f ed Che tine me EscsssaIy to PsIiqrm perfect spors.
TO those a Distance who may contemplate visiting me,
as we'll as to myself TO THUS publicly suggest To such the
proprlely OF timely inforng by mail 9th erwise
that effect ! rsquest this asa ayor moe especially
where the operations required Of such nature
render them nesessary lengthy aa sufficient time can
then ereseryed for sunh special GASES and thereby
lO-ff Nownrk. Dal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

man in neighboring county Is the father of ~
ease o. boy. Being desirous Of rsforminr / him.
ne offered as an inducement. to give tho proceeds
q ne lumber from two thousand hemlock logs, pro-
tor one year. Yourg hopeful remained SLANT foy
Some time afer listening to the proposi ion FINALLY
she said, in reply to his fafher's interroration
What do you say, my son 20
6 Call II pine logs, dad, and TN no it.p
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Do SOMETHING Girls don't CAD about the streets
, 80 muon; 20 into the kitchen and assist your mo-
trouble your head about beaux or think Of eetiin0
married. Come, take advice Of friend, and tr1
% be good Tor something Some Of you do not know
now ridiculous you apper when you put on airs and
pretend that you arc too good to work "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

faheh furnishes the last argument yet discovered
against moustaches- He paints two rough Crimeas
soldiers with pipes In their mouths and III lcket AZ
na,f Al! over their faces, meeting, and one com
hslt like these moustaches-tiey 10 mop np a lot
of grog. r 'Ff- -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

An amusing Incident occurred on enc Of the Hud
son rver'palaoes the other evening. Among tho
passengers was an old gentleman who claimed to be
intimate acquaintance, during his life, cf General
washington, whom he pc rsisted in calling simply
George" He told several yarns, but their EASY
another old gentleman, al least 20 years Of aes-
attempting to cerrect one Of the statements Of the
veteran The old soldier arese, with much dignity,
and Indignantly replying "My enid, you could
and you should know better than attempt p correct
me On hear-sayW and walked away to his berth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
Saddle and HARNESS MAKIMd

msssxA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully In
h3SX form the publ that he has taken the shop lorm
'S1=AA eraly occupied by John Il. Todd, at Newark,
Dell, AMI commenced the SADDLE AND
HARNESS business He will keep constantly on hand
every article connected with his of business oh no
JOHN PERKINS. III. s
. N. B.-F ysnetts Buffalo Robes and Horse Covers in
their season. Repairing done with nealnesa and dispatch
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

An Arkansas candidate for Congress sets fortb hi,
quai,hoations for Office in the following language
"dentlemen-sIf am elected to this Office, will
represent my constituents the sea represents the
eaI.n Or night contrasts with tho day. will IN.
screw Il together again. viii correct all abuses
purge out all oerrnption, and go through the enc,
mics Of our party like rat through new cheese
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Our friend Counsellor Percy, geta out some ouesr
IDEAS = now and then 10 his address to jury, a
witnesses a di ihcuit as 10 draw .tsIi.5 ~
thro' the bung- hole of barrel. - '''~ SN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22


SuDDHS DEATH-Mr Richard Howell, aged
so years, fell dead on Wednesday at the Oregon
Hotel, at 10Th and Spring Garden streets Phila
delphia. An investigation showed that his
death was caused by apoplexy.
Franklin was an observing and sensible man
and his conclusions were seldom incorrect
He said that newspaper and Bible in every
house aud good school in every district-ail
studied and appreciated and merited-are the
principal supporters Of virtue, morality and
civil liberty.
TouR, Prince Napoleon intends taking q
long tour on the conclusion of the baptismAi
fetes at Paris. He will visit scotland, Ireland,
the north Of England, Sweden. Norway, &c,
accompanied by few Of his intimate friends
Bass WooD PAPRK.-The new paper mill al
Little Falls, N. Y, for the manufacture Of paper
from the pulp Of wood owned by Mr.. Beardsly
formerly Of Albany, is now, it is said, in sue
cssful operation.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

RARE sHowER.--A gentleman who had lee m
In the city at four O'clock when Hood Of clerks IA
seneIaiy let loose, was talking upon the subject to
saying 1 never witnessed such acene of confu-
sion In all my life my dear. What with the clerks
and what with the rain never shall forget Il /
raining cats and dogs, but haiIine omnb1 ses also
at the same time. Punch
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

THE SELLER SoLp.-An Incident recently sccur.
red 10 town on the Connectot river, which illus.
traes the danger Of practical oking and served at
the time, It's purpose Of fua and raiilery.
A certain barber happening In at a store, clerk
who wished to play the barber trick offered him
bshie Of BEARS oil. The barber did not want It I;
but being oyer.urged, took 1t and paid for Il.
On his opening It, in his shop, the Gil fou nd
to be lamp oil, with very rank smell. Nothing
was said Of the shave which the clerk had praets.
ed, and the barber shaved along usual, until the
matter had time to be forgotten.
A few evenings since the clerk went into the bar
boris shop to be shaved preparatory 10 ball. AZ
ter the harvest Of the thick beardy chin had been
reaped, the clerk Strengthened himself up, and ex-
ciaimed, a Now tlAp on the oil :"
| good handful was poured out, Hslapped on. -
and rubbed In. A second followed, but before IL
could be rubbed In, the clerk smelt sum thin %
and ieaped from the chair as If he had been shot,
at the same tmo giving utterance to sundry exple-
tives, coming under the coenigance OF the statute
OF profane swearing. The barber assured The en-
ragged customer that he had put bears oil on hia
hoad, and from the very bottle he had sold him. II
II was poor oil, IL was the clerks fault.
There was no resisting this, and the matter wal
settled by refunding the money paid for the OIL and
champooning at ,tha clerks expense.
The clerk went to the ball, but the rank lamp
oil stuck to his hair and the snuds Of those who
came near him, showed that the barber was wicked
when he obampooned bin.
MoRAL.-Honesty is the beat policy; and lamp
oil is by the best thiagto make the ceurso
Of pleasure run smooth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

VFRDIcr OF DAMAGES. --Harden's Express
Company have been mulcted in $2,700 dam
ages at Providence, R. l., in consequence Of
one Of their wagons runniug over and serious
ly manning girl named Pearce, whose collar
bone was broken, her body generally badly
bruised, her right arm rendered useless, her
shoulders and neck distorted aud her spinal
column curved forward.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
WHOLE NJ 972
q Il NJ Q I 0 II 9 .

y has been ascertained that the man who held
on to tn last Is a shoemaker.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

IMPORTATION OF BREADsTuFFs INTO Sw EDEN.
The minister resident of tile Unlled States at
Stockholm, Sweden, under date of the l7th
nltimo. informs the Department Of State that
the term Of the Swedish decree permitting the
importation into Sweden Of breadstuffs and
other articles OF food until the 3lst instant, has
been extended by special decrease until the
first Of january, 1857. A translation Of the
original decree having been published by the
prolongation Of the term is deemed important,
and is therefore made known without delay.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

JENNY LINE GoIDsoH3DT. Private letters
received here from Lopson, speak Of Jenny
Golodschmidt's success tRre as fully equal to
her former triumpbs. He3charities have been,
as usual. most noble; mattmony has chastened
her caphces; English air iod diet have re-es
tablished her health, and her boy Is the image
of his mother. a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
NEWARK.
WAf. JOHNSON < co.

WhT JOHNSON K CO., sf
NEWARK. DEE.A WAKE.
MANUFACTURERS of aManny' Patent Co nbi ned
Iva Reaper and Mower, Hunt'a Patent Wheat DrIl
Eoopers Lime and Gnano Spreauer, Plows, Har rows.
Gqrrqshe rq ers and other Agricultural lmPlemenis.
WM. JOHNSON, JACOB CASHO,
. W, " bLANDf x BRO., GEO, A. CASHO.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
a NEW rAciLITY..

r.ss,sn,sgzx7 THOMAS ROACH GENERAL.
PURCHASING AGENT, IN Phiiadelpbia.
. WV Counryr esidents and all others by this
Agency en1 be supplied With every description Of goods
g 81 per cent cheaper than could obtain them there
rom the fac that every article rect from i'm
portere and Manuacurers at wholesale prices Send on
% y9n you will save time and money. Orders
BY friends visiting tho or Il you ppose Il Ia be mope
safe direct 70 the Of the Adams EXPRESS CompSns'
R Waqhei Jewelfy, kIaohinefy &c.,
ihe Adams, Express nfiee, No. Ii6 Chestnut Al u
COMMISSION CHARCES.-Under sioc s mar oent
over SlOo, n per cent. ~S' = pei 'ei''''
M Adams, Express Co. ard Agents,
n NJ Ionn W. Evans, Mr.. Levi @. Cooch Mr. EdWryd
nett Of Md, t'''e'', at' hen,y na pen zen
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

IHR NEurRALrTY LAWS. ! The Mobile Tribune
takes strong ground ag,ipst repeal Of the
neutrality laws; SO does the Charleston Mer.
cuIy. Gen. Quitman's proposition meets with
no favor, except in New Orleans, where all the
schemes Of aggression aglinst neighboring ter
ritory have originated. rit7a ,n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

VIE SUBSGRIBER is NOW. READY TO receive
orders for the above suabl for washing clothes
pnn,s Or even for the toilet 1t Is simple n somposon
hhu not INJURIOUS to ANYTHING which It Is used u
Is war Ianed to eanse easily and moro eeotunlly
IN half the time and with half the labor of any soap
MhsnihB nWu or any washing composition. No wash
or nor boiling IN kettles neoessa Soak the clothes
his soap then rinse in clean hot wash ing the
completely out That Is all that is necessary. One lnlf
pound VIII wash four dozen Of clothes. without rubbing
sasm NJ, on board or boiling IN kettle. Orders to be
=. THOMAS M. MARTIN, Newark, Dol.
erH. = nnr ii II
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Elk PREsiDENT FiLLMoie. The New York
City Council has appointel a COMMITTEES Of five
to receive the Hon. Millarl Fillmore 90 ais re
turn from Europe, and extend TO him the hos'
pitalities Of the city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

HUABUG AND FANArIolhI "A free soil corres-
pondent Of the New Ydk Post proposes to
have ''an understanding kmopg the opponents
Of the repeal Of the Alisburi Compromise to
keep the anniversary If th signing the bill by
Pierce either as a fast, sr by firing minute
guns In the morning, to Ing the bells an hour
-hoisting flags half masts with sermons, gem
erally as posibe.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

A VERY SINGULAR AFFAIR. "A very curious
instance Of confusion hai taken place IN fam.
lily 10 Lumber street, on Arbor Hill. mother
and her daughter were both confined on the
same day, each having title son. In the bus
tie OF a moment both babes were placed 10
cradle, and TO the confuson of the mothers,
when the youngsters wer taken from the Graz
die, they were unable ~ tell which was tho
mothers and which wasIhe daughters SON.
a matter which of coursa must ever remain a
mystery. The family is b great distress over
the affair. Albany Knider5oeker. ,s
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

The steamer George Law arrived at New
York Friday morning, with California dates to
the 2lst ult., and dates from Aspinwall to the
7,h inst She brings Sl.670,00 in gold. The
citizens Of Panama has formed guard for the
protection Of property, and the government had
taken steps 10 prevent further violence. A
spicy correspondence had taken place between
the commander of the soop. ot-wsr St. Mary S
and the Governor of Panama. By aterrible
accident on the Panama railroad thirty persons
were killed and over fifty wounded. The In
dians continue active hostities in Oregon and
Washington Territories, and seem to be pre-
pairing for depredations in Northern California.
A party of regular troops had been defeated on
Rogue river, but in other conflicts the whites
had been successful. Heavy rains in California
had given mining operations new start.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
y0TICE


DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
THE nndersigned having taken the we'll known Store
Stand IN Newark, formerly oooupi ID by f. Crippen
offers great Inducements to the buying sommuny having
athis time large and fashionable assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, (lue9nsware Hardware, Boots and
sn,es, Hats and Caps, Trimmings, Gloves Hoisery, So
&c., IN part as follows; -
Cloths, Muslins, Gloves, Sugars.
Cassimeres, Laces, Hoisery, Coiees
SKttna, Lawns, Lace hfitt, Teas. =
Marseilles, Cambrfcs. Linen Hd'ks Spices,
Cottonades, Null Muslin, Silk do Hams,
Linens, Swiss do Buttons, Cheese
Drillings, yeotona do Gimps, &c., Fish, SO
Our Strcks have been selected with great deal OF care
and as motto s to 'sell choap allow ourselves
@ be under solo, we respectfully invite the attention n
uyers, and satisfy themselves that what We pr
tesa, yiz;-SELL CHEAP. JoHNHOLLAND,
lenel2 Newark Del