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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

member of the Lazy Club has just been expelled
fer going at faster gait than walk. The recusant
offered in mitigation of sentence, the fact that the
able
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

A gentleman in oporto has been "astonshing the
natives by walking on the river! He attached to
his feet two large boat.fashioned shoes Of tin and
thus prepared, accomplished in safety rather long
"tramp'' on the waters of the Deuro!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Some wag took drunken fellow, placed him in
cofia with tho id left 50 that he could raise it,
cfsot Afor a short time the fumes Of the liquor
left him. and his position being rather oonhned ho
sat upright, and after looking around, exclaimed
well, Tn the first that's rz! or else I'm eonfouna'
ly belatedi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

sailor being asked how he liked his bride. is res
ported to have remarked: "N hyd 'ye see, took
her for to be only half Of me, as the parson says;
but dash me, If she isn't twice as much I. I'm
only tar, and shes Tarter -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

dyspeptic old hypocbondriae makes the follow
ing piteous inquiry of Punch: "We have great
eabbages, great goosberries, great cites great bal
and calves, but tell me where are our great mem"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

father holding his little SON across his knees
and spanking him. the little urohin bit him severe
ly on tho leg, on which his parent said: you
young dog, how dare you bite me?' The boy
turned his hend and looking him in the face, said
Father, who began first2'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
VOLUME XIX NO. 12
NEW CASTLE.

LEI lease notice II johnson advertisomont OF IN
another column for Medicines, 10.
SUPE.i,UR Hreen and Black Ieas constantly on hand
- and TO. Baleby w. Is JANVlEH,
mug u New Castle,
INOBA &C and Spgars, of choice qualttes constantly
= w. u. LAWYER. New Castle
To the Cirizens of New Castle and Sur
rounding Country.
M HEN YOU in search of choice fine favored tea,
w call In and examine the stock at
". n. IAN vIER'5,
aug4 New Castle, Del.
A LII of DR.. ayno's Family Medicines tor sale by
IN HENRY JOHNSON, Apothecary,
,ptts Grin pen & Lambsons, New Castle, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

man from the country bound his SON ap>
prentice to a street sweeper in the city. After
about six months had elapsed the father of the lad
paid him visit, and inquired respecting his pro-
gress in the trade Z" His boss replied that ''the
boy had got to that pass that he could do plain
job very well-he had not put him to the fancy
work yot, such as sweeping around corners, lamp
post,D 30
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Mr. Pescator keeps tavern. Visitors have only
one objection to Pescator-he is too clean. Before
he outs you piece of steak, he always licks tbe
knife so that it may not have any taste of ham and
'tthem eggs"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

SHOCKING FATAbiTY.-A private letter from Nor
gan county Illinois, informs the St, Louis News of
most distressing casualty or, rather scenes Of
Jacksonville; few days ago. and to which nearly
whole family fell victims A small girl, daughter
of widow named Ironmenger while feeding the
pigs, having got inte the pen where they were cons
and torn so shockingly that she died, large hee
was eaten in her side by the savage beast, and she
was otherwise mangled. The shock on the mother
at the horrible spectacle, killed her too the next
| night a camphene lamp exploded accidentally, in
the house, killing one child instantly, and SO sew
erely ipjuring another that she is mot expected to
survive.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

The IMPERIAL GoDcHILDREN.-It will be remem-
bered that at the birth OF the French Prince Impe-
rial the Emperor promulgated decree, promising
that himself and Empress would act as sponsors to
oil the legitimate children born on the 10th OF
March, JS56-the day of the young princes birth
In accordance with this PROMISE the minister Of the
imperial household has just issued bysvets to each
family coming within tie provisions of the decree.
The minister states that aid has already been ex
tended to the most necessitous of these families and
that in case of the decease Of any of the parents
the fast should Immediately be made known to the
Emperor, the Intention of his Majesty being TO edu
cate the orp hans at his own expense which is to
say, at the expense of the country.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Typographical errors sometimes very amusing!
We once read 10 an English paper account Of a
fashionable party, OF which of the most dsting-
uished persons present was the "Duke of Pork A
city paper reports the "court Of common aeas," and
Southern paper contains an account of an 'tatro-
oons bobbery!"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
NEW ARK.
NaW sToKh AMp Mnw aoops,

OPPOSITE DEI,AWAKE COLLEGE,,
NEWARK, DEL.
THE Subscriber would ipylte the attention q
ERHd Il his friends and the public generally to his
new and superior stock Of goods at his new Store
ksA house, in Newark, which he selling at reasona-
BILE rates, He has all Kinds of dr. goods OI ladies,
conprsng new and beautiful p9e[ns of the latest sts
lngs Hats Boots Shoes, with general asSo tmen q SUI
kars eSs Coffee, Spices, Cheeses and all other articles
usually found in country store. Call and examine for
yourselves JAMES ARMSTRONG.
: MAJ ll.lLic
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

why Is 1t easier to be clergyman than physi>
cian f-because it is easier to preach than to prao,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

What is the difference between a successful lover
and his riyaE The one kisses his miss and the the
other misses his kiss.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

firt changes all her opinions every day, er-
eepting the good opinion she has Of herself,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

The Prince of Wales, it is said is called by his
ter Upper Crust
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Never butt your head against bed-post 10 see
which is the hardest-it is folly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
SADDLE and HARNESS MAKING.

E@xsA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
hTAA form tl public that he has taken the shop form
tlzf2sA erally ot iped by John Il. rodl at Newark,
d Del, at, commenced the SADDLE AND
HARNESS business. He will keep constantly on hand
every article conneote with his neof business which no
va F JOHN PERKINS. Jr.
N, B,-Fly-netta. Buffalo Robes and Horse Covers in
their Repairing done with neatness and dIspach
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

TALL PIsToL SHooTING.-Coonel Hay, Of the
British Army recently tried his hand with the Vol.
canic Repeating Pistol, Yankee invention. The
pistol used on this occasion eight inch barrel
which discharges the balls in rapid succession. The
Colonel fred the arm twenty-seven times making a
number of shots which would do credit to rife
man. He first fired at eight inch diameter tar
eet at one hundred yards putting nine balls inside
the ring. He then moved back to distance Of two
| tbo target seven times. lie then moved back one
hundred yards further, distance of three hundred
yards from the mark, and placed five of the nine
twioe. The man who beats that may brag.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Thirteen married gentleme swho, within the last
week or so have been convicted of having smoked
in their own dining.rooms, have been severally
fined a new bonnet, and, in default, have been COM
mitted TO hard labor Of taking out their wives for
an afternoons shopping.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Mr. Van Epps is making excavation on the
corner of Main and st. Paul street, Rochester, for
the purpose of putting in CRATE. The Admiral"
seeking information INTERCEPTED one of the laborers
with the following result
Admral-"I say, old boy, what are you digging
there?"
Old Boy-"A big hole sir."
Admiral-"What are you going to do with the
hole?"
Old Boy-"When we get the hole done, sir, we
are going to out it up into post holesi and retail
them out to the farmers"
The Admiral acknowledged himself "sold."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Carriage Mandatory,

lSRrtk Street, abOUe Bf0ndUaY, OdeSSHl Det.
DAKER Il KEGS. resp ,otfully
ar, ID announce to the public that
they are prepared to manufacture
r IN Carriages of every description in a
0EiESsT--77T style of elegance and durability Of
NINYlhHnu.xIAA, finish unsurpassed by any other es
sseisskSSsffzlTsGass& ntry; The
Junior partrer served ms appIentlcesnlp Win Lne at
Alexander Jumison OF wilmington Iney supeF htenu w
the work and warrants every vehce Havng 1ss eieoeu
large coach and smith shQp tney nave increased
for Executing work and hope by constant attention to
business 10 merit n SHARE of the public patronage,
n b. Repairing neatly and eNpedously done, and sec
nnI hnnd nnrr,nsres for sala. iYaf-lN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

DlFFEREE0E AMONG POLITICAL DooToRs.-
The Raleigh IN. O. Standard states that the
Democracy saved the South in tae late Presi-
dental contest, but the Charleston Is. C,) Mer"
curry dissents emphatically, and says: "We
are surprised that that journal, in the intox :
ica.ion of success, should shut its eyes to the
Pyrrhic character of this victory more
such and we are los. 1t is the South that has
saved the Dem ocratic party rot the Democra"
tic party that has thrown its Shield over the
SOUTH" Latitude ppesIs to make considerable
difference in the opinions of doctors.
THERIGHT OF SuFFERAGE IN VIRGINIA,-Vir
giHia, as one of the States of the Republic
| theoretically sdmits universal suffrage. In
practice however. It appears that this right
must be exercised according to the prevailing
State sentiment, or mau is in danger Of his
life, A Mr.. Timothy Stanuard, recently, a.
Norfolk, gave vote for Fremont, which, wheI
proclaimed By the inspector, as is the custom
in that State was refused by that officer, ant
the voter had to leave the State for fear Of mol
violence. Virginia must have been taking les
,, , son in popular suffrage from LOUIS Napoelon
who only allowed such votes to be given a
were in favor ofhimself
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DOMESTIC ToAsr.-May your coffee and slanders
againstyou be ever alike-without grounds
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27


JOsT IN TIME "A young physician, having
tried in vain to get into practice, at last fell
upon the following expedient to set the ball
rolling. He sprang upon his horse once day
and drove at full speed through the village
After an absence OF an hour he would return,
and carry with him some Of his instruments
thinking ilhe could impress his neighbors that
he had practice, they would begin to place
confidence in his ability. A wag, who more
than suspected the deceit which he was prsc-
tising, determined to know the truth. He ace
cordiDgly kept his horse in readiness, and th,
next time the doctor galloped bv his door
sprang on his eed and placed hinself on the
young gentlemens trail. The doctor saw the
man following at his heels, but did not, at first
evince any uneasiness. Atlength, however, he
thought it advisable to turn down q narrow
lane. The pursuer followed on like an evil ge-
| MUS; bat the doctor was not discouraged, as
another read lay short distance ahead of him
down which he turned. The other kept close
at his heels, and the doctor grew impatient to
return home. There was no house by the
way at which ne could afford any pretext for
stopping In the mean time his saddle bags
were with him, and he was otherwise equipped
for business, so that he could not return in
the face OF this neigbbor without exposing the
secrets of the trade in the most palpable man
ner. Every pound oil MS Steed carried MN
farther from his home, and the shades Of night
began TO fall on hill and tower. Still the sound
OF horses hoofs was laundering in his ear, and
he was driven t ohis wits end; but just as he
turned the angle of wood, he heard a low
iaoan.' A man lay prostrate near the fence Of
a meadow, and blood gushed from fearful
wound in his arm. He had cut an artery with
his scythe, and was in danger of immediate
dissolution. The young doctor sprang from
his horse and staunched the wound. Bandages
were applied and his life was saved. The
pursuer had only thrown himself from his
horse, and as the physician tied up the last
bandage, he looked up in his face and SAID,
How lucky, neighbor, that was able TO arrive
just in tme!" The wondering spectator was
silent with ave, and after assisting the woun.
ded man home, he told such q miraculous tale
to the wondering villagers, secured to The
young physical reputation not only for
skill but also for supernatural prescience
This did the merest accident contribute more
TO his advancement than years of Studous toll
could have done; and the impertinent curiosity
of waggish neighbor opened for him path
to business which tine most influential patron.
age might never haYe been able to provide for
/ him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
POCKET DEE P.
,s religion go pocket.
only, in the upper st


Yes. say, does religion go pocket'deep ! Were
you converted only, in the upper story; the old
man only scalped, or was he killed dead? Does
your religion reach only down about that
"unruly" member so that, cut Your head off
and soul and body would both be damned; or
were you converted down, through, from head
t. foot, ''soul, body, aud spirit, pocket, pock.
et- book. and all. Not merely the coppers,
three.cent pieces aud smooth four pences, but
those dollars, and eagles. and VS. and Ks?
Say friend, when God converted you, did he
honse, barn, cellar. com. cribs, potato' bins,
meal bags, and all? You have been praying
for deeper work of grace;" how deep will
you have it2- pocket deep? You have desired
to "feel more deeply;'' how deep? pocket
deep? or do you only want to feel skin deep?
You don't feel as you want to. Well, perhaps
you never will till you feel in your pocket
more.
| Just think about these matters, will you? You
feel for your brother; well, Just feel in your
pocket You feel for the poor; we'll, feel IN your
pocket. You feel for s'the cause;" well feel in
your pocket You feel for the preacher; well, feel
| in your pocket And if you feel there, you
will make others feel, and feel very thankful,
too, that God has some servants whose religion
is pocket deep.
"Oh, don't believe iii talking so much
about pecuniary matters" Itu don't, ehf All
we'll Iguess your religion is not quite pocket
deep yet. Try again; get little nearer to HiH
who 'was rich" and became poor" fol
you. You feel rather pleased where Godl
> blessings come rolling inte your purse ant
Q dwelling. That is all right; but the Lord Je
sus SAID, at is more blessed to give than to re
. ceive." Now don't slrug your shoulders SO,
d am not going to beg sixpence fiom you. Don
h be alarmed; wouldn't ask you 10 give me ,
: dollar for all the meney in the world. Don
u fret; all want to know is whether your relig
st ion is pocket deep or not Just think oft
!. little. / don't ask whether you would seattle
q q everything to the four winds if you knew th
Lord was coming, so that you couldn't use
IS but whether you are as ready TO open "ti
le bag now, when it can, be of no use as at sou
other time, when it wfll be scattered in has
ID aud fear, and do no one any good, and perhaE
rs will do much hurt, as has often been the ca
" in time past. In a word, is your religion pocl
'e et-deep or is it only skin deepf-CrOss al
a. Cropn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Why are railroad cars In no danger from light!
ning9 Because every train has conductor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
W call the attention of Farmers and
AzsSzzxzrs12 dealers to the following extenslyeas
soTtment of AGRI CUI Il u X A Il
ssRxzEzf=sSszaass3s IMPLEMENTS, &C., which are
made of the hest material and Of the most improved pat
terms. Plow and Castings Of ~ sizes y;,
castings Of all sizes arrows and Cutyaors Of all kinds
mad to order Corn Planters and Seed Sewers. Hunts
Patent WheattDrls. with Seed Sower Pierpent Thresh-
and Separatol Atkins and Maneys oomblned Reaper
Fan. &c Yankee Straw Cutter of all Sizes Sparrow
Hny q Straw cutter. Fleming Machines, Superior ar
ce for hand use Vandersice Sausage Cutters butch
hnt Is IN tie market Corn Shelters Of different max
warranted to do the work equal to use, Grain mill
for horse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters Sausage filler and Lard presses Also
and Randes Cedar Ware Tubs, Buckets, ChuTns Grain
measures Gram Baskets Ratta and Spint. Tafeu and
Snnephosphate of Lime of the best quality and warrant
ed. Garden, Flower and Field sLed warrented fresh
promptly attended if addressed to the subscriber No.
10 Orange Street, or Is Market street. Wlm9gl9n;
Aan
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4 Anr-sMIrEIMG Q fIoRsE-sHYRINo


MINER & TAZEWEbL WOULD take
~ thisopportuniiy Of finforming their friends and M
m M the public generally that they have associated
H Al theInseyes together in the above mentioned
III blsness at the JEFFERSON HALL in
King Street below Third, where they hope by
strot att ention to business to inertia liberal
NJ IBSParticuar attention will paid to horse shoe
ing Augers and Brace bits made Q order, OF superb
q9I1ii,S IivSS n call In FAa#st feb IL
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ALBERT w. SMITH

suRyIil OR, CoNyEYANCER &NoTARY PUBLIC
No 1853 Market ST., qUeSt side 6stipesR 6tk d TIL.
SURVEYS LAND, DRAWS DEEDS, BONDS, Mort
= cages, Wllls &c., &C., buys and sells Real Estate,
Mutual Lille INSURANCE C9mpa1y, Of Philadelghia and
lands in the states of aud Persons
srng invest in safe securities Rea Estate NAV
their ADVANTAGE tn nHll oot
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

When are women fathers? When they are sighers
(siresD which is not unirequently The case, :
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

- THE Subscribers would inform their friends
AL and the public generally, that they have com
k5sl4, menced business in Pyles building, between
.s5izI Fifth and Sixth streets and Tatnail, where
they arc manufacture High and Low PRESSURE
Stationery and Marine Steam Engines and boilers shr
ing, Mil work and Machinery Of every desoripton Cast
ings and Carrage Axles furnshedto order. The sub
scrbers are all practical well acquainted with the
share Of petronage. WALTON g. ARMSTRONG,
N. B.-Jobbins Of all kinds punotually attended TO-
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INDIvIDuAL ENTERPRISE.

| tNDEVIDUAL ENTEFKE1 NASL.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER, after an experier ce Of nearly
Il twenty five years among machinery, OF various
4 kinds, hns commenced business for himself a. tue
corner of Jnstson and Front Streets where he intends
perience in building Ugh and Low pressure Land andMa
rine Steam Engines, also cotton and wooen machinery
together with mill work, all lts variety, jobb1g, %e
He Is now prepared all orders for work in the
hest manner oil Workmanship romt rough and substan
- s. w. DAVIS.
40 apr l06m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
JOfIN MALKRR, JR.

by steam, Sash, Doors, Window
lFA Frames Moudings, Ventian and PANEL Shutters
Shipey street. below Eighth ,iWi, Del.
made elsewhere.
ed to turn out large amount of work. and with greater
expedition than heretofore. Builders and others in want
of thing this line respectfully invited to GALL
NBAn engine and boiler Of two horse power, ingood
nnnuiI inn-f fnr raala nh hnan
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THE BIRD OF THE ToLLING BELL.-Among the
biehest woods and deepest gens of Brazil, sound
Is Sometimes heard SO singular that the noise seems
uuite unnatural; it is lske the distant and solemn
tolhng of a church bell struck at intervals. This
extraordinary noise proceeds from the Arawongo.
The bird sits at the top of the highest trees in the
deepest forests, and though constantly heard in the
most desert places it is very rarely seen. 1t inn
possible to conceive anything Of more solitary char
aeter than the profound silence CT the woods broken
ouy by the metallic and utmost supernatural sound
Of this invisible coming from the air and seeming to
follow wherever you 60. The Arawongo is white
with circle of red around its eyes-s size is about
| that Of small pigeon.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
a New Coal aud Lime Depot.

wxeza-sssx rHNHE + subscriber would res pectful-
" EusTS 4 ly inform the citizens of Christi
z%&SSfHfV 4, ana and surrounding country
~yzsfsa4s&rs&a&z that he has opened new Coal ward
in the village of ChrIstina, where he
is prepared to sell Black heath, Broad Mountain Hickory
White ash hsnmonth vein Goals, from tic Sohuy.
kill Mt Wilmington pf ees for cash.
e has also the agelcy Tor the sale of Lime Mcgee
Co. viii ch he will furnish to Farmers others at any
port OF the Delaware from ypste to Grays Ferry Bndge
ar the waters of the Chrstnna and stations long the
Philadelphia Wilmington gnd Baltimore Rail Road, New
castle and Frenohtown and the Delaware Rail Road, at
reasonable rates ALI orders addressed the subscriber
VIZ nop VI l5tf Plff''p''' a''' scATTERGooD ALLEN
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PHILADELPHIA P WHINING T0NSo BAL | lM0Re
RAIL-R o a D.
H1nI A.rran nsagnRnf

FsEsismEEE5E3 ETEsElliEF5s!lN E2sagE4 S.s;strA
::sssss.s szssss:G.s.i;9 II $50 sssxa
IN and AFTER M0NDAYDAY,se lst, 1856, the pas
" senger TRAINS will leave follows; - . , ,,,,,opro
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvE for BALTIMORE
at q. 80 M p m, Express) and IL IN
Wilmugton at 8.2Oa IN, 4 is and ii p III
New Caatle at 20 n. and Ais pm
Mddletown at $40 m, AIS pm
Dover at 9 20 and AIS ~ - -, :. , a. tax
Wiimngton At TSO and II so IN, 2.4O and io.l5p pm
New Castle at ana 5.25 p m
Middleown at 6 a mand 4.3O p m
Dover at IN and $40 pm -,
III Trains for Baltimore leave whining on AZ S'Au III
b5 p. IN. and 1929 A. M 80, pi
Baltimore and Hayer- -de-Graoe Accommodation TRAN
caves Haver- de- Grace at Ia m
Baltimore ath pm L, -. -.
OoWs; Leave pbiade phia for PerTyvllle ana nterIne
diato places, p. M. GEORGE 4. PAhhEihn. ihiain.
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STEAM REGULAR LIME.

n~g4 THE STEANIBOAT "MAIUK KEnf A. :.
= a4sz=NR(JID,' D. $. Craven, leaves the hrSt Pier
oolow Arch Street, every Tnesd5y =, phpas- nGa
leaves Saiem every Mondiy, Wednesday and Friday
morning. at clock, stopping at Chester, Penns gr0vs
pe1uayiIie New Castle and Delaware City, each way
: a~o C,r Sharptown, Woydstown, AIloway s,3TTa q,
GIeenwichand Bridgetenmees thisboat. Meas poSLusu
q u hnarn. ErAight at reasOnable raLes hPI .