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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

CNoiNNATI Oct. IA Tho election IN this State
to-day was for Jadge Of the Supreme Court, Attor.
ney General, School Commissioner and Commission.
er of Public Works, besides members Of Congress
There were three State tickets Ia the feld-ths
American, Democratic and Rspu blican. The vote
for Governor last year stood follows: Chase, Rep
lag, GAL; Meddill; 13l 900; Trimble, Amer, "a 1910.
Plurality of Chase over Medil, II, $50. In the
present Congress there is not single Democrat out
OF the whole delegation.
The returns so far are very meagre.
Lucas Ceuny.-This county last year gave 200
Rep, maj. Toledo gives 400 dem, maj
Erie County.-This county lust year gave 444
Rep, maj
Sandusky gives Republican majority.
The Congressional vote as far as heard from stands
thus In the Third District the contest is close DO.
tween l.. d. Campbell, rep 1.-THE present member J
and Vallandingham, dem.
10 the Twelfth District is also very close between
Cox, dem aud Galloway rep, (the present member J
The democrats claim the election OF Mr.. Cox, and
tho Republicans are equally confdeut. Both dis.
tri3is gave democratic majorities last fall
Cuyahoga County gives 1000 rep maj. 1t gave
1923 rep. last year.
Huron county Fifteen townships give 400 rep,
mnj Itgaye 1859 rep. maj. last year.
Saudusky County Seven townships give rep.
maj. II gave last year liz dem. maj.
Columbia County.-Three townships give 3S(
rep. maj. 1t gave9S9 rep maj. last year.
Lake County gives, in four townships, 735 rep.
| maj 1t gave ,l42 rep. maj last year.
Ress Oounty-tives in three townships 10 rep
maj 1t gave last year 23i rep. maj.
Montgomery Coanty gives small democratic ma
jsrlty, II gavo last year 87T dem. maj
In the Seventh Congressional District, Haslan
| rep present nember,) has 900 mai.
| Fairfield County.-The whole county democratic
ticket is elected in this oounty 1t gave 200 dem.
| maj last year.
Montgomery County isvery close between Camp.
| bell and Valiandinghsm. The Democrats claim
the elestion OF Hallandingham, but Preblo county
has not been heard from, 1t will have to overcome
| abOu 900 votes to elect Campbell
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

"a picture Of bleeding Kunsas-Three darkies
bleeding at the shins, aud imploring help IRON
'Massa Fremont Reverse-'We are equal before
God and the COnstitut 0n-Inmes Buchanan"
The above notice of a feature Of tho Democratic
procession Of Friday night we clip from the 0ss-
cite Itiadicaies a want OF feeling, lack of hu-
manlty, that is really shocking The attempt to
make light ofthe outrage arson and murder Rerps,
.rated in that unhappy territory is cruel barbarous
nhuman We were totally unprepared for such a
horrible buresque, for such wanton insult, for such
savage malignity, and are astonshed that any man
however debased could give it his countenanee.-
That there has been bitter contention strife, arson
murder aud long imprisonment, and as conse-
quence families have been impoverished and de-
cimated, in Kansas, no man who is not a knave or
fool will deny. Why then this effort to buresqu Q,
this attempt to ridioule to make jest and sport of
a matter that has convulsed the country from one
extremity to the other, and has filled hundreds Of
families with mourning. 1t is not surprising that
the party should tempt deny the responsibility
ofPresdent Pierce for these outrages, but the at
tempt to ignore them altogether, to deny their ex,
istehce, or make them matter Of sport, indicates
degise Ignorance that is absolutely Grim al or
barbarity that is actually fondish. After preseat-
ing likeness of e three darkies bleeding at the
shns," to represent "bleeding Kansas it is bias,
phemous to talk of all being equal before God and
the Constitution II such is democracy we pray
Heaven to save our people from il, and stretch forth
ahaud to shield us from the impending danger
1t is wicked to make suffering and outrage jest ,
debasing to burlesque robbery, arson and mu rider,
anil basphemous to use the name of God with levi.
ity and for the object OF covering up and aaordng
protection to crime. The upright AID honest
hearted citizen, whatever may DO his politics, can
not countentnce or act with those who make sport
Of the mstOrtunes and caamies OF their fellows as
they must feel that there is danger, even in this
day, ofbeing overtaken by the Judgment Of Heaven,
In individual cases. IL there should be no such gener
al punishment as that which was infected on Sodom
and Genorrah, overwhelming swallowing up and
leaving scarcely trace to tell of their existence.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

BENEFITS EMBRooATLoN, the great Lini-
ment, cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, pains sp rains
bruises sore throat, Ihache and oh apped hands
and makes them white smooth and soft
BENEFITS INDIAN OIL, for the Hair; res
moves all diseases of the head that the hair
to fall off, look dead, and turn prematurey gray,
and gives it a new growth Of dark colour, and a
beautiful gloss and lay in any position desired.
ESSENCE OF J ANAL CA GINGER, the bost,ar>
ticl is made by HHointzelman - and sells az half
the price of Browns and Is peror n every respect
to any ginger now soll. II isnta ali times good for
the stomach in cases OF overeating drinking, and
removes predisposi ton to Dyspepsia.
BENEFITS AGUE PILLS these pills always
cures the chils and feyers. and il continued for
sometime will cure them eleetually an no fears Of
their injuring the system the least, but on, the
contrary nsigorates and streng the whele per-
giving strong appetite and tone to the stom aeh
C0NSTANTINOPLE COUGH BERRIES, these
are the incest thing made for Coughs, oeds in the
head, aud sneeEing sensations, and are efectual
10 removing tickling in the throat Hacking oughs
he. They are done up in little fleet boxes and car
~ easily In the pocket, All above for sale by,
.5..-. l04 Market ST., Wilmington.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

JAN SrAMPEDE,-George M Townsend, onarios
Sanders, known as oyster Charley SIX SAILORS ana
James Mcgrannor, escaped from the prison ~ nav
Castle, about one o'clock on Wednesday morning ~
oystor Charley making hole 10 the hoor3 into me
cell and coming through tho Stairs when he b. 70
the locks 81 the doors Of the other prisoners.
A valuable horse was stolen from Lewis Har'
vey near tho Practical Farmer, IA Brandywine Hid
on Tuesday night 7 ell tof' ". n
Catherine M King has taken out letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of her husband, job n
r. King. H'f .ais4 Do tH'l.1 .
y A Fillmore q Dsnelson meeting will DO held at
the Walnut Green School House In Chrlstana Hid.
on Saturday evening, tho 25th inst, which will be
Addressed by several speakers Come one, come all
OFFICE OF THE RE aIsTHY OF DEArHs, I65 Mar
ket Street-summary Of deaths In the City of VIII
| miugton, In the month Of September 56.-AauitS.
| --Apoplexy, ]; Congestion of Brain. l; Consump-
ton, Debility |; Dysentery-chrenio, Old age,
l; Various, 1T. Ckitdren- Anmmia, !; Catarrh,
| l, Choiern Infantum, Il Consumption, q CenYul'
sions. 2; Diarrh@a-ehronic ]; Dropsy Of Brain, 2;
| Imperfect Development, |; Inflammation of Brain ,
Il MarIsmus Il Meningitis, d; s tillborn, 3; I'm.
known 2;-l9. The ages OF the above were under
| year 10 from to 2, o. from 10 5,3; from 9 to
10, from 20 to 30, 1; from 30 to 40, Il frem 40 TO
So L from so to 60 III from 20 10 80, 2; from 80 to
100, /. Born In America, 29--Males 14-Females
IL. White 2l-Colored 8. Died at Aims House
2. Total 20. JAMES F. WILSON, Register.
Nav GooDs.--we would call the attention of buy.
era TO tho large we'll selected and cheap stock Of Now
Try uuouHt OhrpetH; Irlmmln8s, FuT5, dc., 10 De
found at the we'll known store Of John S. Kennard,
No sc Market Street, in this City. Those who are
10 the habit Of making their purchases there know
What an excellent assortment the proprietor keeps.
We would say to any who may not have heretofore
dealt at this store, to call and examine tho stock
The rule too, which bnsnessis lone Is better than
the ordinary enc, viz that of making all the prices
10 plain figures and naming the lowest all salea-
bic goods Mt encs, and the proprietor buys all his
goods for cash, or at auction.
WAsuiNoToE cAsIP, No 1, JUNIOR Sons Of AMIR
IoA Tho following Is the list Of the officers of the
above society for the easung qusrsor ;-P. James IL
Walton; v. 2 Joshua Kelley; N Of f. & O j.
Newt. Harker; r. s., A. NJ. nizer; A. r. S R,bt
Skipley; IT, Martin Harris; II, s., Joseph Zane; O.,
John r. Otto, i. g., james Palmer; o. g., Evan
Watson.
MARYLAND FARMS FOR SALE.-Goorgs Viokers,
ESD, will sell three valuable farms, at publiS sale
at CEestertown, Md on ThursdAy, the 23l inst
Those wishing TO purchase should be present on the
occasions there Is but little doubt that they will be
sold bargains. For particulars see advertisement in
another column, headed "Postponed Land Sales"
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Publie sale of Real Estate.

- MTILL be soldat PUBLIC SALE, on THURS
E9M w DAY. the 18th OF November. 1855, at no.
EAA clock, z. NJ, GA the premises the Farm formerly
belonging TO John Springer deod. situated in Christi
aua funded, New Castle o2untyt the road from Cen
treyllle 70 NewPort miles from w nllngen mile from
liam Cochran aad others, containing 49, Aores mere or
less Acres good Woodland he balance IN good or
der and raising good having been well lmed tie
soil y good and easily improved under good ence well
pie orchard and other fruit trees The IMPROVEMENT are
large house, part stone and part Frame with kitchen and
wehouse attached, good well OF water and pump in Ii,
all good repair; stone spring house overa never failing
spring of water large stone barn with stabng
large carrnse house with grqnaries, corn cribs Be-
Further information may bs had by applying to Lewis H.
springer, reading the premises. Tho conditions will
be nade known on the day of SHELBY the heirs.
LEWIS II, SPRINGER,
Oct l6 Is ita jim. SPRINGER.
Village Record copy ltw-ts.l ..
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For the Delaware Republican.

BLAcKBIRD, Oot 18th. 1855,
Mr. EDIToR.-DEAR Sra ~ have been informed
that they tqo LocofOcos reported 1t on Saturday last
at Delaware City that they had bought out the A
msrican Flag and the party of Appoquininink
Hundred. Now wish to say through the columns
Of your paper that the Flag purchased OF me Ia
made myself and as it spoiled In making,
had never asked any one of our party TO contribute
toward IL; the Flag was mine TO dispose Of as
thought best. On last Friday the Soft She'll Locos Of
this Hundred were making preparations to attend tho
County Convention and were about getting up Flag;
thinking it good chance Of getting shut Of mine
proposed to sell Il to them, which / did at a very
good price, and 1t our Hard friends want one have
the material in my store and will sell them one at
the Same price. Mr. Editor am glad to inform you
that our soft shell friends quite chapfallen on
tAeir return home from the Convention. If any ono
was said on Saturday last think tho sofs were ftr
am told that the Hards No. a, of Appoquininink
had purchased all that Tract or parcel of Wniskev
better known, Hs the Soft Shell Dexter, Durham,
AMI Scrabble Clique, containing one hundred ami
thrtyNhree votes more or less for and in consderA-
ton OF the sum OF forty-four votes polled against
George Read Riddle In this Hundred last election,
wilt just say never saw the American Party in
better spirits then at this time. 1t is true we were
beaten ut our Inspectors election but we are alWaya
beaten tour little election. In this Hundred, the
Losos were thoroughly organized and We were not ,
but our mon are now theron shly aroused and have
goue TO work in good aud With that determi
nation that must give success TO our ticket at the
coming e.ection you may expect to here good news
from old Appoquinimink on the 5th of November
next, as nave no doubt Fillmore and Donelson will
receive the vote of this Hundtod l 81. d as
s-l Yours very respectfully,
.. ...h.fH 3D.. Whi, SMITH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

Bryan Jackson, Esq, by the Rev. Charles Buck
Mr., ". LOCKE of Syracuse, N. r., 10 MARY
mingten, Del.
:. On the 9th instant, by the Rev. g A. Reybold
Mr.. JOSEPH u, HICKMAN, Of Odessa Del q, 10
Miles, J0AQUIRAM DOSPAS5oS of Philadelphia.
On the 18th Inst at Pine Grove. by the Rev s
r. Wynkeop, J. DERRIoKsoN, N. D., to MARY
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REGLSTER'S oFFICE,l.
IOEiT
lSt . ElSkl85a.

-IVBlD CM8Te DONNtyi IIf2g2IAt NIYE IbOUs
Upon THE application of John IL. MeFarlin, Execn-
" tor OF the last will and Testament Of Peter ronntiss,
late of tho CITY of Wilmington, said County
ordered and directed by the ReEster that the Exeeu
mentary upon the Estate OF the deceased wihthe date
Of granting thereof by causing to be
ed within forty days fro the date of such Letters, six
Of the most public places olthe county Castle
quirng all persons having demands alainAtthe Estate
present the same. abide by Act of Assembly such
made and provided. And also causing tho anne
be inserted within the period IN the Delaware
DO continued therein two months. ia. - NV
I--J Given under the hand and Seal of Office of the
IL. S Register aforesaid at New Castle in New Cas-
i~S-Ntle County aforesaid, the dAy and above
written. PETER b. VANDEYER, Register.
NorICE,-All persons having q aims against the Is
tate of the deceased must present the duly
the Executor orbeoge the 2st OF 1857
abide the Act Of Assembly in such and pro
yided. JOHN IL, MoF ARLIN, Executor.
L aug 25-2mr
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REGLSTER OFFICE,


IVbU OUftFFFYl
Upon THE application of itharine M. King Admin
" istrarix Of John King, ste IF Red Lion Hundred,
in said county, dac'd It Is ORDERED and directed by
the Register that the aforesad give notice
Of letters Of Administration upon the Estate
OF the eod with date of granting thereof by cRus
ing adverlsemsnts 70 be posted within forty daysom
Of the County of New Castle, requiring all persons hav
ing demands against the Estate to present the same,
abide b. an Act of Assembly such and pro-
vded And also cause The same 70 be inserted within
the same period in the Delaware Republican, s.
paper published 70 wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months -
}LSS Register aforesaid, at New CASTLE in New Gas
f--~t tie County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER b. NANDEVER, Register.
NoTIcE.-An persons having claims against the Els
tate Of John p King, deceased,
bsfore file Bih Of October A. D. 1851, abide the Act
az Asseubyin such case made and provided. The saul
lanes A. Hammond being Only authorized by tae
aefs'SHs'' Y ''''' CATHARINE NJ. KING.
ne, 4 ,,a ~ n CRY. Oct IS, 1896 2 mo Admin'Fy.
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AMERICAN COUNTY MEETTNG
KENT COUNTY TTcKRr.

Senator .-James G reen.
Representatives. james d. Wild John Van
aasken John O. Wilson James ID, KINNEY ;
John W Cooper Elias T. Boothe, Elias smith.
ers.
Jkeri6.-Nathaniel Powell
CoTonsr.-Miles I. Shorts.
Levy Court Commissioners -Peter s Collins,
Duck Greek Hundred Samuel Culbert, Dover !;
John Kersey, Murderkill; John Fletcher Glenn
ents, Muderkill Henry Galloway, MispiIliOn.
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: " 70 " tfAff lSttBHt 6s70W INfra, WtInington
IA fME, sUBSCRiBkR REsPECTF ULLY IN;
-E4 FORMS THE PUBLIC that he has now on hand
W1 good assortment or Clothing, utabe tot sea-
SON. at his old stand No. 10 Market Street, below
Third street. HIS sock comprises all the differ
enc kinds md patterns Of Goats Vests and pants usually
on. good assortment of Cloths, Casiiners and Vest
IS, constantly hand whio be msde order,
ut he best sY and IN al edto tand give
iatsfaction, M. 49,. ..,. l.. .4
Jravats. IIandKerohie fs ,Suspenders, &c. -,
L
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SUSSEX COUNTY TICKnT,

Senator -Theophilus Collins VIM. z. Orr, in
lieu of Elihu Pusy resigned.
Reprssentatves.-E Holland; Henry Clay
Douglass Elias Tayler; VIM. b. Records Henri y
Hickman; VIM. Brown VIM. Il Harrington.
SherIG.-Woolsey Burton.
CoroHer.-Manna Hill.
LeOy Court Commissioners. Eli Walls, Broad,
kiln; j. Elliott, Little Creek; Solomon Short Bread
Creek; Samuel d. Bennett, Baltimore; Lemuol
Davidson, Dagsboro, in lieu Of James Wharton, de
ceased
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SherIR's Sale.
"a by virtue Off writ Of Lew, Fac. to ma direct
kEM ~ edi way be exposed g PURLIC SALE, q the

IN By P Ss Es e I, Lfs EsS e Is i
Hi.y Hall IN The CITY q Wilmington, on SATuls
The following described REAL ESTATE, to witi,. Al
that certain lot piece Of land situate in the city of
Wming aforesaid, with the buildings thereon erect
en aud particularly described follows WIT. begin~
ming AZ hoorner stake on the Norherf side of Eleventh
Street between Orange and ainal Streets at The dis
noe oil one hundred and ten feet Westerly from Orange
street thence by land now f0rerlv oil james canby,
Northery and parallel with Orange Street one hundred
leet 70 e9snet stake thence Westerly and parallel with
esenth street, eighteen feet toa stake, thence
ana parallel with the FIRST mentioned line
lnnuIed leet 70 corner stake at the side Eleventh
street aforesaid and thence thereby Eastery eighteen
ieet 70 the pace Of beginning containing within said
bounds egheep hundred gquTe feet land be the same
stephen y Price and Jema his wife, BY fndenture duly
executed under their hands scala bearinF date tile
18th ay fOetober, A. D., 1898 and recorded In the Of
ice t4f recording Deedr Se at New Castle in and for
New Castle county, aforesaid In Book NJ VOL g. page 49,
&C., did sell and convey unto the said Solomon amer IN
fee simple, recourse to said indenture being he will
FULLY appear. Together with all and singular the build
Tags and improvements thereon and the ways waters
ter courses and all, and singular the rights, liberties
privileges Entertainments and appurtenanoes whatsoever
theTeun.o belonging or in anywise eppeIiainlng.
JOHN A. WILLARD, Sheriff.
SItEHtEEfS OFFtGE, NEW CASTLE. Oct t6-tR,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

In this City, on the l4th inst, WIN. oHANDLhR
aged about rs years. als stf
His friends are invited attend his funeral this
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, from his late res
ilenee, corner OF Fourth and Tatnall Streets.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

Dr.. E.--It 10 stated that lady Franklin, on
hearing rumor recently that DR.. Kane would leave
for Europe, had house furnished for his reception,
and waited in expectation the arrival OF each steam
or in the hope Of meeting him His reception in
England will be q cordial one
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

JupaE TASEY.-The Wauenton IVA Whig states
that the venerable Chief Justice Taney still remains
at the Fauqaer Springs but expects to leave to-mor.
row for " ashlngton city. 1t will be a source of
qualification TO his near friends to know that his
health still continues to imyrsye and that by proper
care he will soon be entirely restored.
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Dosirable Rulldiur LOT for Sale
rnrtu-one building Lots NJ Public sale

Forty-one Building Lots at Public sale
FNHERE will I've exposau at Public Sale, on THUR
Il DAY, October 18TH lG6 feet Of lnud fronting ON
Fourth. Jefferson, Woaston and Fifth street; being
lands Of Thomas Shlpley, dec'd and be sold by the
sabscrbsr Trustee appointed By the Court of Chm
The lots arranged To suit customers and
proportiored according to situation This is of the
nTges Sales Of building lots that hns been offered in
this CITY, tne and as the SAILS is peremPtory Of
fefs nducement to builders and speountors 1t is
expected that sous DESTROYS Of purchasng will call anu
view the premises as staked nh between and
the day OF Sale The sites elebe, and some hem
DO surpassed by any nthe city. Sale to nence
at 10 ock, A. NJ on the prem ses EoI TERMS So,
inquire of WIN. BRIGHT, Trustee.
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CA R ID.
BENJAMIN NJ ANIL "; S,H!LAEEER,
AUcTlotjSSEER

Oct ls-l,no. NE WARE EEL.
EXECUTORS SALE OF RE III ESTATE.
mn WILL he sold at PUBLIC SALE on the pre-
lsM ~ lnlses, IN Null Creek Hundred, on "a FUR
e&m DAY the ga Of November, l8ii the following
described REAL ESTATE of vii! lam Baldwin. decd,
containing about rs Acres, wood
land the residue aranle ms good state Of cultivation ad
JOINING JANUS Of lseph WOTrel John Tweed, Robert
Wa'6sr sad oth i, 4 Is about % miles from Whining
Person wishing to view the property viii please call on
the Subscrber living thereon Sale to commence at o.
clock, L. VI. Conditions made known the day Of
by WILLIAM BALDWIN,
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AsA BY virtue Of writ of Ats Vend Exp's to
ESs3 me directed, will be exposed atPuBLIC
SALE, at the City Hail. in the City of Wl-
mngton, on SATURDAY, the first day Of Noyem.
bor 1856 at II O'clock A. M, the following desert,
bed REAL ESTATE, to wit Situate, lying and
being in the city of Wilmington and County atoreN
said, a lot Of Land situate on tho West side 81
Orange Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Sts.,
bounded by lands of Absalom Jones and Sevena
Williams, with a frame dwelling house thereon or
ected, be tho contents thereof more or less.
Seized nnd taken in execution as the property OF
William Toney, and to be sold by at-- q.
JOHN A. WILLARD, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office New Castle Oct 10th r-" ht
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"a W. +, lO'DANIEL. Fashionable Tailor, has
INA now on hand at his establishment, No. SO Market
Nd street, bet Heen Second aud Third streets an OK
liG. tensive assortment Of CLOTHING for
az seasons Of the year. to which the attention Of the
public Is Called His clothing is made OF the best mate.
RAILS got up the best style and will be disposed Of at
y 1derate prices. Those desiring bargains should give
lie Keeps constantly on han fine assert men Of Cloths,
Casamers and Nestgs OF the latest and most approved
Styles which will be made up to order at the shortest no
lice; He iaters himself that all garments made q his
made at the fashionable establishments IN Chestnut street
Every article made to order warranted to nj and give sat
d. Parents aud Guardians please to take notice that
i[F Boys Clothing made to ORDER q the shottest no
Tics. III Mn w. +. o'DANlEL.
The Falling Leaf-ISDIoATIvE, r s i
OfMnslo sweet. 70 charm and bring,
3D. I.. You in the way, that's best TO greet, g.
And fit you out in CLOTHES complete,
The winters frost will soon be here
Them white snow, the Sleish-bells oh Ger,
You'll want from STERN. his very best
. All kinds Of G CLOTHING now to sell,
To fit both Boys and Alen right well,
30 quickly call and choose suit,
And under Clothln, warm to boot,
few rare Books to Clothe the mind
Ana Pocket Books Of variou kind,
Cravats, Stocks and Knives not q few.
Umbrellas and Carpet bags too.
. Answer Wilmington, Della W are,
... At Twenty-s Market Street; .t...
His ONE-PRlCE Clothing sore retreat
Sept -, suo Y Y ~ = y - ".