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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

A Coon REPLr.-A certain baron who gloried in
tremendous pair Of red whiskers, had collected his
friends for a hunting party at his chateau, and
wishing to shew bis wit and amuse bis guests, he
called gardener who was working near and who
wore no beard, and asked him why he oud not
wear beard
"Sir, replied the peasant, tiwhen the cd God
gave out the beards came little late the light,
the brown, the black, were all distributed and none
remained but red. preferred to 60 without rather
than have one of such color!''
The baron was surprised to hear the laughter of
his friends, for he was quite unable to see the
joke. aa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

A cruel joke was played off on dairyman down
east, recently. Some mad wags called him at mid ;
night, in the midst of thunder shower to 20 TO the
Of his most valuable COW; which was choking
| chewing her cud-buta manzel Wurtzsl beet in the
nose Of his pump -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Agenius was expatiating upon the utility of an
India rubber ship which he was inyenting. whom
an old sailor exclaimed aNo, no! 1t viii never
do an Iudiarubber sbip would rub out all the lines
Of latitude and longitude, to say nothing Of the
equator!'' 'H9saq
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

STRANGE 0ccuRREsoE,.-A western editor one
entering his office, and seeing his apprentice boy
cutting some queer capers, called out to him.
Jim, what are you doing on the tioor?"
"Why, sir, have had shoek ~
ga shock?" .-aG
t'What kind of o shock 2"
''Why, sir said the lad gaspng, s'one Of your
subscribers came in during yeur absence-said he
owed for two years. subscription-paid II, and also
paid another year in advance "
IN adVanceH' gasped the editor, nearly as much
overcome as his lone up prentice.
1es, SIR and il has produced such an effect upoa
me- mat have been perfectly helpless ever sincs.
ana Weli You may, Jim. But, get up; If you
survive this you are safe there is little prospect
OF another such catastrophe in this Office.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

4 Nor BADs--saood morning!'' said gentleman
to round twinkling>eyed son of Erin, whom, he
met riding On the road. Your nag is in 60 cd orr
der. "Indade ye may say that, and what tits
makes her SO, ills mesif doesn't know, for she has
nothing in this blessed world to ate but whate straw
and that niuer fyaS holt thf6skedf;'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

FEMALE PoLTrics.-A young lady, hearing It
stated that government, in this country, would in
future be carried on without parties said, "oh,
dear. hope not If comes to that, I hope papa
will take as 10 live on the continent. vi PNnch.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

QUESTIONS FOR Law STUDENrs.-W hat is the
difference between fine and a recovery2 A fine
is for getting drunk. recovery is getting sober.
When is it necessary TO commence fresh suit
" hen the ether has become too ventilating or
seedy. I- .staF= Etr-a5l
What is release? Toexchange the society of
your ugly aunt for that of your beautiful cousin.
What is clerical error? Preaching a three
hours sermon. Hfa .4al..
What are breaches of trust? Trowsers procured
on tick.
What are incumbranoes? Your poor relations.
What is a mortgage in possession? An uncle.
Mention some of the principal law books which
you have studied Hoyle's law Of Whist, orbbagc>
etc. .r l.4 drd -.a..
What are original writs? Pothooks and hangers.
What steps should you take to dissolve an injuns-
tion2 should put it into hot water and let 1t
main there until wanted. 8e5
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

How TO GGT DIvoRoE.-To help those uneasy
men and women who wish to escape from the moose
of matrmony, we copy the following from an Eng.
lish record of many ysars back: .-ses4l
"A certsin lewd fellow of the baser sort came
from long way of out Of the shires, and married
woman who had been whipped round tho town
more than ence The parish officers were her
bridesmaids, and her husband was not afraid Of re-
ceving curtain-lectures, for their sole bed was of
dirty straw en- the dirty ground; nevertheless he
wearied soon Of his life, and went to the parish
clerk, seeking to be rid Of his crooked rib solomon
was sly, and replying TO his inquiry if the parson
could unmarry them, said
"Why need ys trouble his Reverence2 Have
not /, man and boy, been his clerk forty years
come Ail-hallowtide? can do it as we'll as e'er
parson of them all, and as sure as there is now
\ good tap Of ale at the 'Bell." Let us 90 there
you stand two pots, and will do 1t ali right for
your 5sfi'l lhf ftons'- Is tf
So, after drinking out his fee, Solomon took the
fellow into the church, by the priests door.
SNOW" said he, ssye were married here 50 put of
your Jacket and knee at confession, for tits sol
/ emn business. i" ~
Then solomon went into the belfry, and, bidding
| him take off his shoes, and stand on a STOOL he
| gave him the longest bellIope.
\ cite tightly, my lad, round your throat, said
Solomon, sand when am gone, kick away the
Il stool. will return in about an hour, when you
Twill be unmarried and out Of all your troubles"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

A barber In London, to attract custom, had on
bis sign picture Of Absalom suspended by his hair
from the bougbs Of an oak, and underneath these
lines: "oh Absalom, my son, my son, had you
but wern periwig, you'd never been undone y
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

y engaged, says traveller, a chase at Galway, to
conduct me some few miles into the country and had
not proceeded far, when pulled up at the foor Of
hill and the driver coming to the door opened it,
'What are you at man: this isn't where ordered
calculated Paddy: I'm only desaying the haste
II bang the door helI think you're out, and cut
up the hill like diyil p ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

HPat, you have dated your letter a week ahead
It is not so late in the month by one week, you
spalpane.n ..frsf g-e7 81 FL 80. .all.lfl
"Troth, boy, indade am its jist mesilf what is
wanting sweet Kathleen to git 1t in advance Of the
mail. Sure I'll not care if she gifts 1t three days
afore it is written, me arlint.p
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

THANKsGIyiNG.-Gov Governor Clarke, Of New
York, has issued the proclamation, apponting
Thursday, November 2Ulh, as a day OF public
thanksgiving. The same day has been fixed
upon by the Governor of Missouri, Maryland,
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut
! and Pennsylvania.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

1t was proverb amsng the Greeks that a taatter-
or who lifts you up to the clouds has the same mo-
tive as the eagle when he raises the tortoise into the
atr-he wishes 70 gain something By your fall
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Thomas. as.--Yes, sir. He's flying insect about
the size of stopple-has Injun-rubber wings and q
shoe'string tall he sees best with his eyes shut
bites like dc debbill ~ son LLal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

We have heard Of an economical man who AWAY
takes bis meals in front Of mirror-he does this tC
double the dishes. If that isn't philosophy, WI
wonder what is .ilsa sll "a gll ii7
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
PHILADELPHIA WlLMlNGTON&BALT TIMORE
RAIL-R o AD.
tE1TMEHEIsa vHaBMEuaN kHa SJAa
ran Arrangement

EE!E!!EM!:!H !;!!:! E.!:I!.!!sA .g!:!!:!:!!s A 49,
nN and affer MON DAYDAY, Sen. LIST, 1856, the pas
pAssEN GEN fRAiNs ts'f LEAVE Tor BALTIMORE
at $50 m, p m, (Express1 and IL pm
Wilmington at 8.2Oa IN, l is and IL pm
New Caate at 8 20 a n. and 4,l5
Middletown at $40 IN, AIS pm
Dover at - and AIS
Trains for Phi adelphia leave Baltimore at $40 lex
pessl II and o.45 m
Wilmington at 73O and II 80 m, 2,4O and l0.l5 pm
New Castle at and 5.25 pm
MiddletOwn at u m and 4.30
Dover Mt S a m and $40 IN
ILJ- Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at $40 a m
2 05 p. IN. and l22lA M.
Baltimore and Haver- d Grace Accommodation Train
leaves aaver- de. Grace at
Baltimore ats
Freight Train with passenger car attached will run as
oOws; Leave Phiaaephla for Perryve tnterme
diAte places, ate p, NJ. GEORGE A, PARKER,
General Superintendent
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. /. WHOLE IL. j i NJ. 99l

:, Lady Ito servant gir).-Now, remember, Sally,
If any company comes, you be sure to say that ana
out. This dressing for company is awfuIly expon-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

DIE scHoExE WIrrIyR-A Song for The Guitor.
Eat pooty little vidder, vat We doshent wish to
name, is sthill loben on Eat leetle sdreet, d0inp
shuss to zame, Die CLERKS apondt der kornsrs,
sometimes goes down to see how die tarlin leetle
Vichy ees, and asker how she Pc Dais loves her
ver goot aker, dais loves der leetle paby, butdey
loves die yidder more. To daik NIT Eat zweet Sid-
der, ven zhe hands der lager round, will make das
shap Eat docs it, pc happy, wen pc bound-dat ish.
If veil peleve, die CLERKS vat thinks das peer
l-who GOES in dare for nothin eish, put zimply
| to zee her. 4 4l
Oh die wunderschsene wittive nit ewes SO prite
and broun! She's die alters choenste wittive vot
live in dis here town. In her plack silk goun-
mine grashious!-all puttcned to de neck, and q
pooty leetle ejllar mitOut q shpot or spheok. Ho
clear de draok you odor frows-you can't pegin to
seine ven de lofely widow cooms along. wish Dat
she vas meinl Ho!-clear de drack you Yankee
chaps, you Englishers and such. You can't pegin
to cut me out, mitout you dalks in Dootch. leh
hab die schoene wittive scho lange nit geHehn, ich
sah' sic gestern Abend woh bel dem country stehn.
Il Die Wangen rein vie mich und Blut, die Augen
hell und klar--Ich hab' sic sechsmas auch glknsst
I-potEtausend das ist wahr!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

BLACK-SNTITHIWG& q &HURSE-SH0EING
MILLER & TAZEWELL WOULD take
~ thisopportunity ofinforming their friends and
W. M the public generally that they have sssOciat ed
Eg III themselves together in the above mentioned
II business at the JEFFERSON HALL. in
VI W King Street below Third, where they hope by
strict attention to business to inertia liberal
~ BSpartioular att ention will paid to horse shoe
ing Augers and Brace bits made order, of superi'
qliHlity,
Give n call l.ns -.=E feb Ia
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
BOHs PGHHLADEssPAaRA! 4
STEAM REGULAR LINE,

N--s~ THE STEAMBOAT "MAyOR REY-
E-ahAzs=NBOLD,' D. 5. Craven, leaves the first Pier
oolow Arch Street, every Tuesday, Thurs
leaves Saiem every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornug, at o'clock stopping at Chester, Penns grove
pelnsyile, New Castle and Delaware CITY, each way
saTe Sir SharPtowu, Woodstown, Allowaystoyn
GI and Bird meet this boat. Meals provided
hparl. Ereight at reasonable rates. apr
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NEWARK.
SADDLE and HARNESS MAKII

SADDLE and HARNESS MAKING.
Ess.AA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
ksa form H. pub that he has taken the shop form
hS'AA orally &c Slpied by John H. Todd, at N Newark,
g, Del, ate GP9'mlnenced the SADDLE AND
every article connected with hs ineO business which he
will dispose of at the lowest cash prices ,
N. B.-Fly-netts. Buffalo Robes and Horse Covers in
may l-ly j. p.
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Steam Engine and Boiler Manufactor.
Premium Impi 3ved super Phosphate Of

GE{n THE FIRST GLASS SILVER MEDAL was
E awarded g this superior article by the Pennsy .
N5sxl vania State Agricultural Society and it,s the
only Ferti zer, to which this premium has ct
bcen given. The subscriber offers for sal e59N bbs
and its g cnra and reputation ID hs the
finest manure kgqYn fpr mSJ9yiqg ths soil snd Esjs,ng
&C. This article is manu- hctured at our Chemical Works
in Brdesburg under the supervision Of first Glass
Chemist and il is Recommended armers as most
liable Igglnure. ESr sale BY JOHN l., PoMERpY, 10
gent corner Front and Orange sts., Wilmington, Dell
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
FaIRVILLE SEMINARY.

TT HIS. INSTITUTION is LOCATED IN THE
county, Pa nine miles north 9f Wilmington, d Del With
Winter sessioa Will commence on hea7h oftenth month,
fOctober. and continue % weeks. The COURSE OF
branches Of thorough EN GLisd EDU "a TioN, as
viii be dereTed dirng The session On Ednoation the
Engsh Ian page and literature the Ma ural Seiences
the Principles Of Anatomy and Physio ogy, Physical
taught IN the school.
TERM9-Tnition, lghtsand boarding, including wash
lng SIS per term of % weeks, S5 extra will be charged
for ntnand French Each pupil must be furnished with
wash bowl and towels.
Fur further Informal the Principal or each
or, FairvllleP, o., Chester county, Pa, f5t5
HANNAH w, SHARPEEss, Principal.
JESSE %. SHARPLESS, Proprietor.
aug 11-w12 PHiI,ENA HEAl,D Teaoher
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

At Patonsvile, Scott county, Va, on Friday,
10th instant, man by the name Of James Sey
mour, in q fit of drunkenness. borrowe gun
and deliberately shot his wife. She was living
when las. heard from, but her arm was SO
bndly shattered that most of the bone had been
extracted between the elbow and the shoulder.
IL was thought she would lose her arm, if not
her life, "a +"
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should become Americanzed
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 80 1856.
| Harcs Conner Wagon & Carriage Factory
| - IHNHE EUNDERSIGNED THANK.

a SsA rul for the very liberal encourage
II #5E&3 ment extended to him thus far. would re-
%s{dSkY spectfully announce, that he has pnrchas
ed lhe Stock and interest Of she Black
duct all the branches Of Wagon and Carriage making, in
one business. Determined to keep none but first rate
warkmen, sooitsa continuance and increase OF pa
tronage, Al kinds Of repairs repalntng ant trimming
Oct 9.Smo.F N'' JNo. ToMLINsoN, Jr.
Steam Engine and Boiler Manufactor.
- s... III Subscribers would inform their friends
AL and the public generally, that they have COM
sssSt menced Basiness in Pyles building, between
they nj prepared to manufacture High and Low pressure,
Stationery and Marine Steam Engines aud Boilers Shfit
ings and carflage Axes furnished g order Ihs sub
business and hope by strict attention to receive liberal
sllnre of patronage WALTON & ARMSTRONG.
July 2l-tf .,.l
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DoCT. q. w. EsAINHs,
DEN TISr.
Newark. Del

ASNlANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
M Of che time necessary to perform perfect 2pora.
to those at distance who contemplate visiting me,
we'll to myself to thus publicly suggest to such the
poprley Of timely informing me by mail or otherwise TO
that effect. request this as Favor mole especially
then be reserved for such special and thereby pre-
avnt disappointment. II. w, HAlNES. ID. y. :
Inf Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Owing to the failure of the apple crop in Eu'
rope there is large demand at New York for
apples for expectation, and at least 10000 bar
rels Of NewtUwn pppins, embracing the best of
the crop, will be sent this fall. One firm al
ready has contracts for Eugland 10 the amount
of 900 barrels. This variety fapples has the
preference above all others, though Baldwins
anil RnSsets are expOrted To some extent
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

THE ADVANTAGES OF ADVERTISING The advan-
tages of advertising set forth with great force in
the following article from New Ysrk journal =
The advantages of advertising were fore IDLY illus
trated in the of an Irish girl who recently ar
rived in New York from the Green ISLE in quest of
her brother and sister, who had preceded her over
the blue water to the "lsnd of the free," For sew
eral weeks after her arrival, she wandered about
New York and jersey City, frendless and homeless,
discoS ering trace those she sought But events
ually, at the suggestion of some one to whom she
made known her wishes, an advertisement, an.
nouncing her arrival, and calling for information
Of her relatives, inserted in the city papers,
and in less than twenty four hours after its appear
ance, she folded in their embraces, and led to
their home near this city in triumph.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

DREADFUL WolfbOrOugh Pioneer states
that on Thursday night a Mrs. Triton, OF North
Sandwich, drowned her little girl, aged about
one year, by putting her into small stream
of water, face down, and laying rock upor
her to keep her down. She then went TO Q
neighbours house, and told the family what she
had Gone, and requested them to go and take
her out, as it might disigure her face by lay
in on it onthO water. She is said to be derang-
ed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

A CHECK ON DssoLUnoN.-Th New York
Mirror states that distinguished Souther
negotiate some Virginia State Bonds. In The
course of conversation the seller of the bonds,
| threw out SONS threats of dissolution. "How,r
said the banker, ''if you are going to dissolve
| the Union, I'll not take your bonds at twenty
cents on the dollar, but if you remain true K
the Union, your bonds will sell for about par.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
KAoLIN WAsFtTNG soAP.

fENHE SUBSCRIBER, encouraged by H. patronage he
has received, has improved and lnSresed his
means of manufacturing The above celebrated Soap,
and he has determined in addition 10 the quality already
manufactured, to manufacture and improved article,
sale 1ealss are 81 and cts per bog n s. pounds retailing
at and cents. The attention OF Hpusekeepers Hotel
keepers, Manufacturers, &C. is chilled to this article oi
warrani cd to contain TO acids, grit, or any COM
una injurious 10 abricks tue skin Those desiring
small quantity to try by renittng their orders and 10
ainlng pounds, with full directions for use Fames
nnd sorekeepers ordering will please state what quhlit
Is wanted:
10 storeseerers best best Is Is g 9 s,per Id,
To Families, best isl -
- extra ISL "
For supplies address THOMAS NJ. MARTIN,
Jun 30-G Newark, Del
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VOLUME XIX NO. 8
lTlIEI TRAVELLER

FOX P6IGADELPHIA AND LEWIS.
II u-ss- II L stauneh and oommodious Sea
eseS4Aaz=N NSteamer, ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. ENas
WHITE.GrAa, GAR, vi continue her trips
morning. at O'Clock, for Philadelphia, touching at Benz
netl,s Landing, Mahons River, Port Penn and New
Castle, Returning, will leRve Philadelphia on Monday "
Wednesday aad Friday "a O'clock A. NJ, touching at
Freight entrusted 10 the Clerk will receive prompt
tenton. CI- Stages connect with the Boat at Lewes
from Cherry Stone, Va, via Drumnondtown, Horntown
snow HILL Berlin and Mlllsboro' Also, ffom Princess
Bennet's Landing om Canterbury, Frederoa and Mil
ford; also MahOn's River, for Dover. ap 2l.tf
FOR PHALADEEPHRA!
n-ss, ON AND AFTER WENSDAY, Oct. LIST
.EE.aS4ea=z c. the , Steamboais W: WMELLDlN and and
A. NJ, and p. NJ. Leave Philadephla, from Chesnut
Street Wharf, at A. M, and $50 T. M,
FARE between Wilmington and Philadelphia, 81 cts.
Coored persons so cents TO Chester and Marcus flock
l8a OTIS; colored persons l5 cents.
FREIGHT taken at the usual low rates. Shippers ar g
particularly requested to send receipts property hed up
ontlroy ut the owners risk Slip receipts ean be obtained
al the offices at w mingtoh and Philadelphia.
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WMntooAL YARp.

WMECOAL YARD.
..sssN, THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST
A1NN received, and has for sale AIalanoy Cpn Of
szs%3X@sS the very best quality, which he will sell
for $3.50 22IU bs., at the yard formerly 90
cupled by j. O. pnmey c,a of King and Water Sis
Also buildinl lime eDlstar on hand. ........- =
jy lO-ly, IL. N. WlCkF'kSliAM.
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GUANol GUANo!!
~ p5E PARaFENRH SF Ns f2RRGGEEiAN fSRGEiAN aGXEd RAgEE Sqs
@ NJ X sale At iada'sf P'Ss fsTftf ii # III
TO AG GRIUULTURIsTs.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
'fSiPfqs 2l AHk, H., VIZ Ts6S are I
aas & T. s:s' pat
SSdsT; SgS% psaIsss sHs sssd $s%sIs HanSs
spsS rSsH ssS Rssps
Sn & aEss a rang sarSSs aSs
ssx GasE Fs%ng ssGinss sagsrc5
f d Ss ss t rs RSsss sssfs o sfsm I" %ae
PSSsS s;
4d aHde eSaf e aS R snt ch ah
e Lime q ths best Spaty and wgrFan
Sad EsSaSs AFT ! SrdsTs IpPss%Rsass sssSs
dSsrPEf street. Or = Market 9EEfs
Carriage n1anufactory,
iSBStk street, Gb0vs BroGdtcay, Odessa, Del
Baha5Rnss Bk5R kGEff e III rSsR SsRiia SttpIS slSt
sE 9,ls + sSSR'"'s +
hS iRhsR ansaHpssssd sSHssd by Bs i%S H.
Junior psrTsr served his apprenticeship with Tie ats
the and warrants every Yehlce HaVls uh erevteu
for executing work and hope by constant attention to
business 10 merit a share of the public patronage,
N. Ii. Repairing neatly and eNpedously uOnc anu sec
ond hand carriages ior sale. Ezo-g-
Coal Under Cover.
~& SCHUYLKlLL COAL. 2,24Olbs.
A3yM at IS SO for cash, only. Wolf creek coal
oi ayery superior q9RlGy Y 4h qRhl au ior
July 21-tf 9Th and Orange-sts.
GOAL.
I'D SOUTH Spring mountain Leigh Coal for
EFYnk> heaters and parlors, very pure article
SSE Em9ais prses cIso atd and Se esad a
| - mountain, always on hand, all those varle-
ties pure andisen to customers clean, t22i0 lbs the
| ton. B BARR'S,
| sep4-tf Coal Yard, Fourth and fatnall.
10 the Citizens of New Castle and Sur
| rounding Country.
M HEN YOU in search of choice fine Favored tea
eN $3.50 '' '' ". T. L. yANyIER's..
aug4 Now Castle, Del.
| omnibuses for Pic-Nios,
| .srn,a OMNlBuSES will be furnished b.. the
4kA8a7$ subscriber to attend Pic; Mos or parties
| H5Rk-kZ at liberal rates, on leay ing word al n
T. East Fourth Street, rat the stable
Furniture cars, draysor carts uau also D ,ltIbst
ngaA ablye aug ll-tf 2yA{ \ TSib
ALBERT w. SMITH,
SURVEY OR, coNyEYANCER &NoTARY PUBL I(
No 1853 Marker ST., SoeSt side betfose7 8th q 7fL
| SURyEYs LAND, DRAWS DEEDS, BONDS, Mort
Socks collecLs Rents &e. &c. He s Agent for the Pen
| Mutual Lille Insurance Company, of Philadelphia; an
Conmissioner 70 take Acknowledgements of Deeds fc
wiss~g to invest in safe securities Real Estate ma
nd TO their ADVANTAGE 10 call at l6S Market Street
~ A. WALToN'SSi Market Sifest
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1mnibuses for Pio-Nios,

VulHIDubth IUt kIC-N1Os,
s6rn, OMNIBuSES will be furnished h.. I'M
MkA=R@& subscriber, to attend Pic Mos or parties
H-{a KfsE1@S at liberal rates. on leaving word nj
- Y East Fourth Street, or at the stSLlt
Walnut Street, between Front and Secon d ~
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SAVE WDUR FRUIT.
The Infalible Self-Sealing, Fruit

and Vegetable GAM
Our experience during the past year, in
Manufacturing Self Sealing Fruit Cans,
and the universal satisfaction, and certif-
Gates of parties who have purchased and
tested those of various makers, have given
ours the decided preference overall others.
The subscriber offers to the puoic the
BEST SELESE1LING CAN
ever invented, to preserve Fruits, Vegeta-
bles, sc. The Sealing is Invariably per-
feet. All others require solder or cement.
The opening has been enlarged to admit
n FULL SIZED PEaCH
Every Can is tested before it leaves our
Mandatory, and stamped with our name,
TAYLOR & HODGETTS,
Manufacturers of Planished Tin and
Japan Ware, No. 60, Beekmanst., N. Y.
272.3m.