Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

5ur stern aarums are changed 70 merry meetings a.
Dur dreadful marches to delightful measures" Il
ali this BAssETT TEMPLE, cor e
ner 4th and shipey ss, are enabled TO supply fam,
lilies with Harmony Mills ouperane, Extra, and 5
Extra Family Flour, at prices which defy compeh'
ton s
FEY II Ia generally known that most dry good .
leaera are exceedingly anxious at this Of the
year to dispoae of whatever stock or kinds OF mer
chandze they may have on hand, and which arc NOT
adnptel 10 the Spring trade This Is the case with
Jobp q Kennard, NO. SO Market street. His stock /
now amounts to about $4,000, ana is composed I
mostly Of goods suitable To the present time, many
nu,al prices in order that it may be reduced. Par.
tenlar attention is invited to about 200 pieces OF
fancy fur aso merinoes, de Laines ane other dress
goods with blankets, woolens and mems wear anu
800 shawls. ta
T15-RunSHAM's PATENT LIFT AND FoRoE puMp.-
Of the many Important inventions in mechanics arts
no ono strikes us as being more perfect In principle
and construction than Burnham's patent lit and
force pump manufactured at the Union steam mil,
eornor Of Front and Justison Streets in this city, by
s. W Davis 1t is so simple in its construction and
arrangement that If It should got out oil order ~
can be easily repaired. The valves ana ppes III
ing Of pipes to get at them. If new valves should
be wanted, tho upper part Of the pump can be re-
moved and they arc ut the top OF the Wen lnste
IA no necessity Of taking up onrbs or spending hours
Of labor and Toll in order to get at them, and my
| person of limited mechanical ingenuity and skil
| can repair them. Another great advantage over
ali other pumps which it possesses Is tina. ~ Gan
he nIaced In the kitchen remote from the we'll, with
| which 1t can be connected on the Ppesi provia-
ed the elevation is not over twenty hye or thirsy
| feet from the water, when IL Gan 20 pumpe1 Us
though the we'll was in the house, and by attaching
hose water may he forced into every chamber. ror
ships or othur vessels 1t will prove oheap ana en-
cient pump. Had tho ship James Ray been suppil,
al with two or three of them she could have Kept
| her cnreo frem being partially damaged nnd saved
her owner many thousand dollars. For farmers it
will prove good iVsH pump, and excellent garden
and Ore engine, and for manufacturers itoan Oe con,
s,rnsted Of sufficient capacity throw one hundred
and fifty gallons of water per minnte-a volume
suficiently large to oxtinguish the flames OF ra'
ging fire.
E5- Hammtt's Stove Establishment, No. II
Market street, below Fifth u now hlled WIN spie
faet nil kinds of Housekeepers Articles This store
has become great tayorito with families, who as
sert that is very cheap and convenient place 70
deal-bo keeps q great variety, and you only have
Ia call for what you need. We noticed few days ago
a lady there with paper in her hand containing
Iist OF articles which she required for housekeeping
thirty articles at least were on the memoran
| dum the first named was William Penn Cooking
stove, which Mr. IL Immediately showed her and
commenced speaking Of the superiority OF this eel.
ebrated stve and the difference between ilght ana
heavy astings, &c., when she instantly remarked
That She was aware of it-that she knew all about
the stove and that it required no exfianatlon-that
she had been on visit for week lat ely TO the tam,
II.
cot 1 No. 8, from this store, and had saved three
dollars in tho price by getting Il here aso-and tha'
he knew number of his noighbors who would short
, ly come and get some The lady constituted on Ia
hing one and purchased to surprise tho remain
dor of tho articles her list, and at extremely low
prices After having settled for them and gave di
rection where to be sent she remarked .nas sn'
Hammitt told her he sold both articles, So she Al
once purchased of him. At this establishment may
always be found a large stock Of table Knives ant
fnrka
90. He has also just resolved largo assortment o
clocks whish are very handsome, and which can D.
hud at q small advance.
CABINET WARE ROCKS AND BLIND MASUrAc
ronY-Now that the Spring is upon us, and man.
nersons who have entered into the blssful state q
natrimOny during the cold weather VIII most llee
ly he in their own castles shortly, it Is to be pre-
sumed that they arc on the lookout lor somethih
oheap and fashionable TO decorate their houses with
We would q lviso them by all means not to overloo
the extensive furniture ware'rooms ana blind man
u(actory of j. & J. N Harman, No. 81 King stree
Their establishment has long since acquitted nam
for turning out some of the most superb and be-
T. made work in the country. Their bindsare regard
." ed as the best manufactured in the country and "
would cheorfully recommend ali IN want 2Azpn
thing in their line to give them aeail
ySP In our permbulations about tho city, II
other day, we stepped into the extensive Furpitul
establishment Of John Luf, at No ~ Shipley stree
The polite and accommodating proprietor escorle
us through the several rooms of his commodio
'P- building which is densely packed with rich al
~ gorgeous Furniture, manufactured by practical m
CD chanics in his employ We venture the declaratit
, a and will stand answerable for it, that there a
ie few places in our country whore cheaper and bet
~ furniture Gao be obtained. Mr.. Luf warrants ev
nv article he sells, consequently the purchaser ru
Az. risk He has carried on business IN our city
~ the most magnificent furniture which decorates
oIe houses in this city and county was manracturt
~ 10 by him. Hc has also customers in the adjon
e. States who purchase considerable. 1t is folly
'llo people to 60 to Philadelphia, when they can get
un good article at tho celebrated Furniture WarersOm
t on No. 70 Shipley street.
to READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER PROM CA
en-. BARR.-CURE OF CANCER OF the N0sE.-NI
pot CASTLE, Del, January 18th, lSl6,-Dr. LOuI
)el. berry--Dear Sir:-It is with feelings of since
gratitude, that inform you, that your treatme
of the long standing ulcer or cancer on my nose
I'M now coDapketsky and perfectly healed up. I'll
en- cancer has annoyed me exceedingly for FIVE
'er- years past. l had made repeated applications
iioa many Of the most respectable physicians Of Phil
nat deIphia Baltimore and elsewhere some of who
US applied remedies which only aggravated and ma
ersi II porss-others, " touch me not" was simple,
,au- inefficient Your remedy, In about two mont
has had the desired effect Of completely healing
J, II this annoying cancer, which the nose on my TO
late will amply prove 10 any who will choose to
n . amino for themselves. As am well known to
non large number of respectable citizens in Phiad
US phia and fillmore, and indeed all uvef the Unit
VINO YOU are at liberty to use this letter, as may
suit younewn views, and for the good Of the pub
gis- particularly. Youis, R0Br. Il. BARR,
pos late of Steamer Robert Morris
rfS- DESIRABLE SPRING GooDs,-0ur friend Pre-
aIso merchant tailor, at No 90 Market Street, has
~ most extensive stock of fashionable spring go
avs suitable for gentleman's that we have
IN long time. He is now busily engaged conyerti
r. the into garments for customers and others,
ing in his establishment at present one of the nj
Jars exporiencei cutters in the country. All who Wa
n s. neat Ct should not fail to give him call. "
LF- Our friend Macnichel, at the corner Of Fou
to and Shipley Streets is doing large and safe bU
Try mess since he left Market street. His large store
the crowded with variety of beautiful furniture, a
sent beds mattresses, &c. Macneho has few superi
Of a | as n business man. Many Of his friends thouI
739 that he was very foolish in selecting his present
cation to do business-that it was impossible to 8
;Ior coed out of Market street. Instead of deere
,n in his sales they have increased This is TO say
n least encouraging The high rent in Market str
u caused him as il does all others to ask more
p nsS their goods Now ne dontt pay half, which
- ~ has turned to tho advantage Of his customers,
nnot selling his articles at reduced price All v
nncs purchase at this establishment, will save 20
'om9 Der cent Tho proprietor is courteous aud gem
T. manly, and takes great pleasure in exhibiting
9th goods in the several departments to all disposed
I for give him call.
heir t,Y- Joseph S. Bennett has purchased the me
p on cine fixtures, 30, of the Drug stand from
30, Farr formerly occupied by Mise Margaret Johns
10 Of No. 104 Market street, above Fourth, Winingt