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\ TououING lNcIDENr.-rhe shddest story
that we ever read was that of little child in
Switzerland, pet boy, just yours is, read
er, whom his mother, one bright morning,
rugged out in beautiful jlcket, all shining
with silk and buttons, and gay as mothers
love could make it,-and then permitted him
to - out to play, lie had scarcely stepped
from the door of the Swiss Cottage, when an
enormous eagle scooped him from the earth,
and bore him to his nest, high up among the
mountains, and yet within sight of the house
of which he had been the joy There he was
killed and dcyoured, the eyrie being at
point which was literally inaccessible to man,
so that no relief could be afforded. In tear
ing the child To pieces the eagle SO placed his
gay jacket in the nest that it became fix
ture there, and whenever the wind blew ID
would ilutter, and the sun would shine upon
its lovely trimmings aud ornaments. For
years it was visible from the lowlands, long
after the eagles had abandoned the nest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-16

THE ICON OCLAST.
A thousaud years shall ccmc and 90,
4 thousand years Of night and day,
And man, through all their chan ling show,
His tragic drama still shall play.
Ruled by some fond ideals power,
Cheated by passion or despair,
Still shall hc waste life's trembling hour,
In worship vain, and useless prayer,
Al where are they who rose in might,
Who fired the temple ard the shrine,
And hurled through earth 8 chaotic night,
The helpless gods it deemed divine
Cease, longing soul. thy vain desire
What idol, in its stainless prime,
But falls, untouched Of axe or fire.
Before the steady eyes Of Time
lie ,oks, and 10 : our nltars fall,
The brine reveals its gildcd clay.
With decent hands we spread the pail
And, cold with wisdom, glide away.
Oh where were courage, faith and truth,
If man went wandering all hi, day,
In golden clouds Of love aui youth,
Nor knew that both his steps betray
Come, Timc. while here we lit and wait.
BE faithful, spoilcr, to thy trust
No death can further dcsulate
The soul that knows its god was dust.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-16

An item has been going the rounds Of the
papers, stating that school mistress in the
State Of New York measured 6 feet inches
in her stockings. 1t was copied into tie
Tribune; whereupon the brother of the Sian.
dered one writes to the editors, threatening
them with prosecution for libel unless they
make immediate reparation, After publish
ing his letter in full, the Tribune makes the
following remarks:
. lfany injustice has been done Miss W. in
our columns, we are anxious to correct it, and
are sorry that Mr.. W, did not furnish us with
the requisite data, instead of threatening us
with AN absurd prosecution. We will do the
best We can under the circunstances-pub
lish Mr.. W.'s letter, and request our readers
to accept ita statements, SO lar as they go, in
correction Of the careless paragraph objected
to. And further we request them, at ven
ture to deduct one foot from the height at
tributed to Miss w. in that paragraph, and
to agree with us, that five feet seven, in a new
country like St. Lawrence, where space Is
abundant is not one whit too tall for a young
lady as graceful and comely as We are sure
the sister of Mr. Wilkinson must be. If he
or she, however, insists on "A further reduc-
tion Of her reported altitude, we stand ready
to come down to any figure which they may
be pleased to indicate, II this is not salts
factory, Mr.. W. will oblise rs by stating what
will be-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-16

PRorEssIoNAL ANECDoTE,-Ina u neighboring
city, Young member Of the bar thought he
would adopt motto Tor himself, and, after
much reflection, wrote in large letters and
pasted up against the wall the following:
"Suum cuiquc," which may be translated,
"Let every one have his own A country
client coming in, expressed himself much
grltiiied with the maxim, but added, "You
don't spell it right Indeed, then how ought
1t to he spclt '' The visitor replied Sue
em unick -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-16


We purpose to initiate the reader into the
mystery of Silent Josh 1t is a terrible
ceremony, and calculated to 'unman the stout
est heart We had heard of it, through a
pleasant correspondent of the Spirit Of the
Times as Boston sentiment on conyivial
occasions, but wist not what it was. One
lonely summer day, however, many months
ago, at u little gathering of choice spirits, in
one of Edward windust's (ong life and pros
perity to him y best and most private rooms,
the handsome Tall Son of York proposed the
execution of that Literary Emporium toast
The glasses were filled with delicate
wine, and each guest, looking the host in his
face, followed directions. Now SO it was,
that 'Old Knick' was the only person al the
table who was not aware of the nature Of the
ceremony. The glasses were raised: in utter
silence, three times each guest and host made
the motions of Silent Josh with their lips
and circing glasses the fourth motion was
to close the sentiment 1t did At the very
top-most bent of every mans lungs present,
except ours, came forth the pseudonymical
syllable, Josh !"
1t is the harshest single word in the English
language, and was chosen, propably on that
account, for its capability of expression, in II
burst of silence through the medium of
voices like the tearing of strong rag. 1t
took us out of our boots = The very house
seemed to be coming down over our heads
CONSERVATION seized upon us, and caused our
bones to shake. But for the roar of conf
mingled laughter which ensued, we should
have rushed from the building, as ifan earth
quake had frightened our isle from its pro-
priety.' Silent Josh indeed We wish
our readers could hear it from a full table
once
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THE FR Z + PR ESS.
From Puinam's Monthly !

~ For terms SEE h'' ,"r'. II
Gro. W. g. q. BENEDICT, Eittor' and Proprteior,.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
REGISTERJs- OFFICE,

Neio Casio COUNTY, AMeHSt xIst 1856.
FTPON THE application of John H. h1oFarlin, hSeot-
~ tor Of the last and testament Of Peter Couniiss,
late OF the oily of Wilmington in said County,
1t ordered and directed by the Register thai the Exeo
tor aforesaid give NOTICE If the granting Of Letters Tesla
upon the Estate of the deceased, with date
ofgralinE thereof by causing bepost-
ed within forty days from the date Of such Letters III six
of the most public places OF the county ofNew re
qurng all persons having demands aSanstthe Estate to
present the abide by Act of Assembly in sioh
case made and provided And also causing the samet
be inserted within the period in the Delaware Re-
publ can, newspaper Published in Wilmington, and to
be opntinuel therein two months.
t--l Given under the hand and Seal of Office of the
81. s. Register aforesaid ct New Castle, in New Cas-
(@@-Ntle County aforesaid, the day and ear aloys
written. PETER b. VANDEyER, Register. :
NoTfCE.-All persons having claims against tho Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same duly
the Executor, before tho 2tst day of August 1877
abide the Act of Assembly such made and pro-
vided, JOHN II. McFARI,IN. Executor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

MIR. FILLMoRE IN New YoRK The Express says;
1.-THE mighty out pouring Of the American masses
at Union Square, was an event, that could not be
smothered or kept oat of sight-this iims-eyen by
the journals that most In the habit Of ignoring
essenipg the importance had effect, of meetings
constrained to admit that the numbers we're impo
ing'-the scene animated and picturesQu e'-and
mot less than twenty five thousand present., The
Herald says the streets and houses sleng the line
were crowded-and everything went of glorieusly
and with immepse eekat.'"
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Smnii Farm a Priunte Sane

Small Farm ut Private Sale.
RI THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
fS{M farm containing about 80 acres OF prime land
ssaM in high state of cultivation, SITUATE IN Chr,s
asll4. tiana Hundred on the Kenneit Pike, five mea
i9m Wilmington jnnng "a ads Of Rocco Pyle and Others
enrS the first floor and three the second
with well of good lter al the door There areabunt "
Of valuable timber. The remainder is divided
into eony enient folds with waterlin held There
ve.;sst 70 mills hnos md places of worship and would
sultfor truck farm retired gentleman IL viii bs sold
ems enable and terms made easy.
Sept IL tt ELI NICHOLS.
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MARRIED.

In West Chester, on the eth inst by the Rev 10 hn
w. Arthur, Mr.. JOHS B. HARRTGAS 10 Miss HAS
NAB TeRRAssA SHANE, both Of Wilmington, Della.
ware.
On the 1lth inst, by the Rev. George Sheets. Mr..
THOMAS HUNT and Mrs. ELISABETH FOOT,
hnth oF Nav Castle cnunfv
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY.


In Philadelphia on Saturday Sept. 9th dur
ing divine service in the NJ q. Church, 10 Green
street, John Baker walked up the middle aisle
ahd after reaching the Altar. turned so as to
face the congregation. and then taking five
barreled revolver out, presented it TO his own
breast and pulled the trigger. The cap fortu
nately exploded without igniting the powder
in the pistol, and before he could attempt to
fire another barrel the Iistol was taken from
his hand by two Of tho members ofthe church.
During this time the greatest excitement pre-
vailed amongst the congregation children and
women screaming, while some made rush for
the doors, but they were closed, so as to pre-
vent any one from being injured in making a
hasty exit. Baker was taken from the church
by two men, who took the pistol from him.
and he was given in charge Of the police. Ba
ker was formerly a member of this church, for
several days past has been laboring under ten.
purary insanity, resides IN Ninth Street, above
Coates, and was engaged in the stove business.
GREAT Boar RACE. Preparations are being
made for contested match between the boat
men oil New York ana ST. Johns, n B the
trial TO to lake place on the CHARLES River, near
Boston. on the Both ofSeptember. The prizg
is $1,000,
DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES IN New YoRx.-Ths
Mayoralty Convention at Tammany Hall, or
Monday evening. was split, one section re nom
mated Mayor Wood, and the other james s
Libby, both deuouncing each other in the mos
pproyed style OF modern lecofocoism.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

A petition is circulallngin Illinois, calling
on the Governor of that State to convene the
Legislature in extra session, to take such action
~ may be necessary for tae protection of the
Illinois enigranls In Kansas.
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LOST.

CERTIFICATES of Stock in the name Of Hannah
N CrAnson, of the Delaware Fire Insurance Company.
The finder will confer favor by leaving with Sec
rotary the office in Wilmington tho subscribers at
Newport, JAMES CRANSTON,
JOSEPH era ASTON,
Ely N al Crapa
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Fall and winter Goods, 1856.

SAMUEL BuZBY, No "a Market Street. Wilmington,
- DELI has Just received large assortment of new and
desirable Dry Goods, rs follows:
70 pieces French NJ efinos, rs to 81 SO per yard,
Beautiful plain and new style silks.
% pieces rich black silks, IS to 80 per yard.
Always hand full sort nent OF other bsek goods
Do Beges Cobourg and Madonna Cloths, l2t to rs per
yard.
Elegant, rich new style Paris De LANES,
Latest sty 10 Americas and English cnlloosR.
Grape and all the new Shawls OF the season.
ELEGANT French and Swiss Embroidery, full assort-
ment.
Towelling, Table Linens and sheeings, all widths.
Cloths, GAAmers, Vesting s and Satinelts. It
Coupferpanes, Blankets rickIngs of superior makes
New YOrkmil, Wiliamsvie, and other superior shirt
ings.
per yard
Brussels Velvet lngrain Venetian and rag car petngs
Oil Cloths to yds. wide, cut to fit halls and rooms.
Orders promptly attended to, and all goods lid at the
lowest cash prices. Sept 10.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
rRUsTEIs' SALE OF LANp
4 TmRER

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of the Circuit cour
Dot Cecil county Imagery the qpdeTsigned % TINS
her 2d 1885, at the Court House door in 81 kton al that
OF Land Elk Neck Cecil county, Maryland, of
which oeuain Mary ssgers died seized, containing
about rs ACRES, less, be the same tract OF
lond which Thoa. Lake resides, and adloLing
lands Of Andrew Baatt Washington Holt, Ak Wilson
and Mrs. Sophia Ford. 80.
About Of this tract is arabs and pnder eutiva
the greater portion Chestnut Of the very best ty,
ready for The land Is of good quality,
and the-feHoea in toerable repair.
This property is eight miles from Elkton, hye miles
where Lime be landed and Wood, Grain, and Rails
shipped away.
Barn The barn is nearly new and sufficiently large for
TERMS :The terms Of SALE as prescribed by the de-
cree are: One third Of the purchase money ~ oAah
third in nine and the balance in eighteen months frum the
day of sale The credit to bear interest and 20
he secured by the bond or names OF the purchaser with
approved security. "a, =, -. :,
Is re equesed call X. l.. Thomas at North last.
Reuben Lake the PREMISES the Subscriber al Elk
'o sep a.ts " S0"'sH'' WILLIAM J. JONES.
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N ,rIIE cDIIR1 lls cnA Il ffR " az, INN, sstr I'll.

IN TIIE UOUKTDF GHANVEItY OF THE STATF-
q Delaware, in and for the County Of New Castle;
Charles Warner II ,nn Jenkins and DR.. Benry Glib
bpns-ln Partition. And now, to wit:-1hls Eighth day
Of September, A. D. 1856, motion Of John O. Pnttef
son, ESQ.,, Solicitor for TIE petitioner aud affidavit fled
that the said deiendaps have known place Of ahoIo
within said Count Of New stie, and cnn i be served
personally And i further, appearing tohe Chancelor,
return of the SUMMONS. On motion uf John c. Patterson,
ESD, Solicitor for the Petitioner, II is ordered by The
Chancellor that the said Hum Jenkins Trustae for the
CHILDREN Of Samuel 4 Rowland; and Hmm Jenkins aud
pear in this Court OH the third Monday February next
and show cause, any they have why partition OF tile
premises ahn be ade according the pr6 yer Of
Ing petition. And i Is further Ordered BY tile Chan
celOr, that copy OF TINS order shall. wtn thirty
be publ ished in The Delaware Republican newspaper
published ~ the City Of Wmlngto1 once week for six
successive weeks after its first publication. Also, that
copy u said order SHALL for the like period of Time, lie
posted tho office Of the Register of the Court Of
Chsneery fer New Castle County and at the Court House
| 49, In Testimony whereof have hereunto set
s. Z, my hanh and affixed the Seal Of the said Court,
Ih'S' }at New CASTLE this eighth day Of Septenh
~ A. ID. 1856. JOHN D.. BIRD,
/ sen n, 1859. 6w-w Resfster in Chauoprx
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NEW UAsTLE COUNTYi July 5Uth, 1896.
Upon the application of etthew Kittewood Admin
" slrator Of John ketewood late New Castle nd,
by the Register that the Adminstrato aforesaid give
the granting Of Letters Of Adm stra;ie npun
the Estate of deceased with the date of granting
thereof by causing advertisments 70 be posted within
public places of the county of New Castle. reqnr-
ing persons having demands against the Estate 10
sent the same ABIDE by of Assemb in sucl
made aud provided. AMI also the same be
inserted within period in tile Delaware Repuh-
iican, newspaper published Wilmington, and 10 be
continued therein two months.
49, Given under the hand and Seal of the Register
}lS} aforesaid at New castle, in New Castle comfy
49, aforesaid, the day and year above written,
PETER h. vANDEVER. Revister
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

Kent County Lnnds at Private sale.
MO. Farm Of 800 Acres the)elaware Rail Road,
so Of good timber, this farm; last year there
1900 bushels of COIN, and this year $50 bushels Of Wheat
from Is Acres.
No, 2, Farm oflgo Aoresabant is Acres of wood on
this farm tn year 100 bushels Of wheAt.
No 9. A Farm oil 225 Apt es, about 20 Acres Of wood
this year $50 bushels of Wheat The above Farms ar
Frederick, and have had considerable amount OF
Gusno and Lime within the last years; Apply %
SAMUEL. BARR,
3eptl8 Wilrpin-tnn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

JAMES b. McDO WELL, PRINCIPAL.
ri winter term of this Academy, Will commence on
The first Monday OF November and continue u weeks,
Expense for winter session So5or 3d. aeeordng
Music and Drawing. The of instruction theonHh
and extensive, embracing the branches oisulid Engsh
education, ancient modern Eanguas es, music anu
drawing, &C., Students from distance board WIN
the Principal For reierencesor PARTICULARS INV
Principal us above. sept l-Smos:-
- = - S-S r-lSSs = sss - 49, go.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

Adyices from Washington say that, owing to the
unsettled condition of political affairs in Nicaragua
no new minister from that country will present be-
received hero officially.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
am ACT
| Promising an amendment to the Constitution of the
| State of Delaware,

State of Delaware.
sECTION l. Be enacted by the Senate and House 81
, of the state Of Delaware IN General
Assembly met thirds OF each House therein concur
ring,J That the General Assembly 1.-TWO thirds of each
House deemng necessarily with the appreciation 81 the
iioyarnor amendment to the Constitution Of
this state the following words, to witt No Lottery
nor sale tickets lottery not IN any way nidng
or promoting lottery shall he authorized permitted IN
this State the first day Of January, one thousand
eight hundred and sxy-wo and 1t shall lie the duty Vi
the General Assembly % snact laws 70 supPFes.
any promoting any lottery within this state
alter the above named date.
of Stale be- and he is hereby directed after the Governgr
shall havs approved of the above proposed amendmend
ment, duly publish the above PROPOSED amendment and
this net in the Delaware Republican and the Deawate
Gazette, two published in the city Oi WIZ
mingon in this State for the consideration of the people
of this State at least three, and than sS MOL s
before the next General Election OF Representatives in this
State Passed at Dover, March ?, 1884, , o,,,s,,,y
| Approved, July 4. 1856. P.F. cAuSEf'
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NOTICE.

rIAyING this day by mutual concent dissolved the
III partnership between l. II Todd Y. Witbanki All
persons indebted will please come forward aud Pay taSs
present them for set cement to Y. MiiiiTbANh.
THE business wi i be conducted By U. Witbank Car
rieges made order Repairing done at short hoslHe'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
a STRAY.

GAME to the premises Of the subscriber, at Red, Lion
" 10 New Castle hundred, on Tuesday tho 9Th day OF
August last soIre Mare, supposed to ne eight OF nine
ie , Oh asasf a ~ hnr nesr s shs nsr ~ ra
quest cd to and comply with the law u The case,
and take her away. WM. SIN Elk.
Red Lion, Sep. 4th, 1886.
COPY OF APPRAi SIsAENT.--We tine subac rbers
having been duly summoned by VIM. Nicholson, Esq,
II the Justiees Of tile Peace for New Castle county.
appalse the above described ST. ny mare, in the
possesslun 81 VIM Silver at Red Lion DO appraiSe her
this third day of September, 1856, -, .,..,u,.,.
Sgted, MAHLON FOSTER,
sen g-st r. KEMP,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

THE sfrRsSnRsfn Err WILL SELL. AT

E,unA THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT
tssIfYff PRIVATE SALE, on or before the LIST Of Feb
Ii Hill rrlary next all that valuab BILE plantation and
Ikasss tract OF land situate IN Chrstiana Hundred
New Castle county, De near the Village q Ceptreve
others containing AZ Acres shout 10 ASIes which are
are good and comfortable dwelling with new, snbsan-
tia other out hui dngs with an excellent spring
business There Is also good orchard. The farm e
well Waared with alter every held has been heavily
LINED and Enanoed, and lying but 81 miles from the CITY
of Wilmington, has every advantage Tor market Farm
The being about the farming busnest
will sell the above described property bargain, Fo
further particulars call the on
Sept ia. I'm JOSEPH CH OSSIRONE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
THH NEW YORK.
AUCTION, TRIMMING, LACE, Ribbon, AND
+ II VARIETY STORE

r 7 VARIETY STORE
NO. 90 MARKET 81; four doors below FouEthst,
and Philadelphia auctions and Importers, consisting OF
aoes, gnps, ringes rlhbons sleeves collars ruhngs,
fnts goods shawls mantas jet goods fancy goods of
all varieties port monales. ladies' work. la
has and reticles fancy work ask ts toilet articles IN
all Varieties and many hundreds OF articles which cannot
here mentioned EYerY variety Of goods suitable tor
adleB wear and and will be soldnt Philael
phia prices. call IL respectfully solneu,-no trouble
10 show goods.
~ N, Ban order for any kind Of trimming 10 match
Hill, Hem.ng X Sou. aud Smpt = celebrated gold
ed needees Also the veties of fancy goods
purchased as brought into the country. sep-i
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Gov REEpER.- New YoRK, Sept, t6.-A letter to
the Evening Post, dated at Easton, Pa, states that
Gov. Reeder has announced his intention to exert
himself ia tue election Of Mr. Fremont Gov, Reeder
will speak at the Republican mass meeting at Nor.
rs:own, N. j., on Thursday next
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

NO; 6s MARKET ST., BEIWEEN SECOND AND
:. DEALER IN FINE WATCHES JEWELRY
- THEsubscribsr having taken. refted and refur-
&A nshed tne old established stand formerly occuP7
MaaJE by the late Alex. Patterson deceased would
respectfully call the at'eniion Of his friends and
the public to his Stock of fine Gold and Silver, Patent
Lever and PLAN Watches of every description, Gold vest
and fob ohaiRs. Fine SILVER Plated Ware Jewelry of
every variety Clocks suitable for Parlers, Offices
iod, Silver, Steel and Plated spectsees, with every
tole usuay found in first class Watch and Jewelry
establishment all Of which will BIO disposed ofat the very
lowest cash prices.
CT. RUDOLPH, No. IS Market ST.,
Between Second a Third Sts.,
Sept IS emo. Wilmington, Del.