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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

shirts Tor IS60.-shlrts for Old and Young,
r sh and poor tor short and TALL for great and a hirs
reAAymade or made 70 order, h McIAU0HLINe shirt and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

C1ethins At Wholesale, 1t the Old stand, No.
- 0ortand have In store large stack o CLOTH
h& adapted to Southern and Weetern markets city trade
scsdpg q great variety Of well made business garments
which VIII be sold q the lowest market prices
N. KNAPP, Gate Boughton Knapp)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Married.
On Sunday evening. March q by the Rev. Thomas Ar
misge, GEORGE HAF to JULIA p. BUTCHER, all OF this
city.
On Wednesday evening, Feb 20, by the Rev. William
Ferris, Mr.. AARON B. KPP formerly Of Westminster coun-
~, N. Y, to Miss MARY E. STRANG, OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

The Best American, French and German
usses sdies and gents supporters s and bendsges In
Tie very hgbea perfection and at hall the usual prices at
ira aarket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Spring style OF Geatlsmsn's Hat, Only
= o. whITk As ha;s sn.ous % benefit the public, has
nAaA vii make up The redqG0A WHITE, Halter,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

For HemOrThage.-Mrs. DurnOs Rene
dunn First bleeding q he nose stopped In one minute Sc
hsnorrbAge flooding safely controlled Letters Of inquiry
prcnpty answered BY Mrs. Or. DURNO, Albany, N. 7.
II Consumption Durable 1--WE Cannot,
doubt that many cases Of seated consumption cure has
don Dr. WISTAR, Its healing effects certainly
derfu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Ba1on spolasco, m. D., st. Nicholas Hotel
Dear suffered four years Of an ulcerated foot and
during which time ak doctors tried TO hem but
fAloa, with ease cured me-you riumphed.
THOMAS LoCKITr, Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

ToOthache Cured In Five Minutes-By DIR,
TOBIAS, wonderful Venetian nament pay headache
IN half hour Sold by all druggists and storekeepers De
not 60 COrtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

n Pcrfnmod Breath.-What Lady Gem
uan would under the of diaagreeable breath
WIN ~ 1sing the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" dem
ee would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
nAbaeri Many de- not know their breath \ bad
- Ae subject Y @ delicae 'her friends viii never mention
I'D wasA the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will
htA year. For sAle by FETRIDGH CO., propreors md
~ 0uGRigtA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

~ Southern and Western Mexchants.-
SOLOMON kHART Ne 2A3 Broadway, manufacturers Of
dow shades and importers Of curtain materials and upholstery
9oods The attention of merchants visiting tho city the
hRse stock painted shades BY them during
Ne Their assortment embraces choice patterns and
designs and offered to tho trade at such low prices
10 uresAnt unusual Inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Hostetter. No Article mas Ever Created
the unqualified satisfaction In OF dyspepsia and
bilious Complaints as H0sTETTERS vegetable stomach
= DE system and in every respect build up broken and
ihem Sold by AL grocers. druggists hotels, &c.
BARNES PARK, 304 Broadway, who esale agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

amgea . Sewing Macnlncs.-Au Persons who
VIII for Information in regard sewing machines obtain
BIZ applying at Office for copies Of NJ Singer Co %
Gassts paper devoted entirely to the sewing machine In
tercs- Copies supplied graus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Hlll's Hair Dye, Four Shilsings u BOX, Black
bfown-sold at Hegeman, Clark Z Co.'s, H3 Broad
Wy, Nassau street and the depot No. Barclay street.
l. lts Atlantic ITS and 247 Fulton street. Brooklyn,
md 1 drug and ncy goods stores generally In tho United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

a Identifying The complexion and removing freckles TAM
Tnbuns pimples ouTns, scalds. sngs chapped lips
eAce. arms and hands For sale By PHALON, and ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Whigkcrs or MOustaches Forced to Grew
IL .eeas BY my onguent which will not stain inure the
1n. u bottle; sent 70 any part OF the country X. g..
HAN b65 Broadway Hays. S Fulton street, Brooklyn; lei
hW, "A South Third street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Crista<i0r0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
excite admiration among all conncisseurs in art suite Of
he only reliable article Of the kind Wholesale retail
CRISTADOROS No. Astor House.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WAnrEn-A lrUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
" chamberAatd And seamstrees, ambermad and
walter Coed city reference Address B. w., box lS4 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Holloway's P1lls.-Llfe Boats mot more ne
eessary than this LIFE medicine The exemption from
ether scurbuc affections Of the late expeditions Is
ITO rhe antisepuc action Of hOLOWAYS pills.
Sold the No. 80 Maiden lane New York. and
No IA Strand. London; and by all druggists, at &c., 62,
mar nY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Gaa Fixtures, OF Every Variety and Style,
so.sning elegance and beauty with durability AZ .nutac
AMBER No. 10 Canal Old chandeliers cleaned and
Fefnished, received In exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

:, Uoa11og's Patent chamPfon R1rs aud Bux-
- Ise1 fe Win Hail,s Ra.ant powder proof look Bon
0XeaS 9AAce New York, lStS,b4 sn4A1 @. HBRHIN0
4 CO., ~ lN and l3o Water street. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

A LADY WISHES grrUArION-Ag GOyERNEss TO
chi dsen y capable q teaching ma.c housekseper
AMI companion 70 Invalid lady; have objection
uavel has good references Address A. NJ or cali 1t 90 Ca
nal St, in the millinery store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

CITUATIoN WANTED by YOUNG MARRIED. MAN
~ without family has thorough knowledge Of farmin ana
gardening and good careful driver no objection to
any distance In the country; well Recommended
ri Herald Office. ~ e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Lyons Kathair0n.-Thls Unequallod Pre-
Daxaon Tor restoring preserving and beautyng the hair Is
A by all respectable druggists and fancy goods Dealers
only Is per bottle removes dandruf and efectuay
prevents the hair from falling of. HEATH, WYNKOOP
CO., prsprieors, So Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.

r OsT- ON SUNDAY, ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK, AT Oh
near the CITY ball large morocco pocket yalle. contain
the at the oce OF Corn. b. Rosa 43 Wall street, vii
be literally rewarded.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
s0Na o. me SNOW Bird,

The ground was all covered with snow one day,
And TWO little sisters were busy at play,
When a snow. bind was sitting close by on a tree,
And merriiy singing his chick-aNde-de.
He had net been singing that tune very long;
Ere Emily heard him, 80 loud was that song;
80, sister look out of the window said she,
rHere's a dear little bind singing chiek-a-de.de.
"Poor fellow he walks in the snow and the sleet,
And has neither stockings nor shoes on his feet
pity him so-how cold he must be
And yet he keeps singing his chick-a'de-de
If were bare-footed snowbird, know
1 would not stay out in the cold and the snow
wonder what makes him so full of his gleef
He's all tho time singing that ehiek-a-de do "
so mother dc get him some stockings and shoes,
And nice little frock and hat If he choose;
wish he'd come into the parlor and see
How warm we would make him, poor chick.a. de de.
The bird had flown down for some pieces of bread
And heard every word little Emily said
"What figure I'D make in that dress!" though he
And he laughed us he warbed his chick. ASIDE de.
sim GRATEFUL said he, tfor the wish you express
But have no occasion for such fine dress
I had rather remain with m " limbs all free,
Than be hobbled about, singing chick-a-desde.
There il one, my dear child, though cannot tel
who,
Has clothed me already, and warm enough too
Good morningl o, who are SO happy as wei"
And away he went singing his chick a-de.de
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
AwFuLLY SUDDEN DEATH The New Orleans

AwFuLLy SUDDEN DRArH.-1'he New Orleans
papers announce the death OF Judge John @
La rue, of that city. The Pic ayune says:
The manner Of his death was awfully sud
den. His wife had been indiSposed, and he
remained houle to keep her company. He lay
on a low sofa, quite we'll and uncommonly
cheerful. She reclined along The floor, leaning
on his shoulder, his arm about her-the child
on the sofa. playing with its father. Suddenly
the little girl asked, abruptly, Papa, what
makes your eyes roll 500" and, with conyul.
sive stretch, he said to his wife, my darling,
am dyingn' Not unused to spasms Of illness
she answered, s'Don',, dear-don't frightep me
So" 81 tell you," he replied, with emphasis.
~ am dying" She started to get restoratlves
he said .;No, non She rushed to tho window,
calling for servants, "a doctor!a doetor!" and
turning saw his face distorted and his hands
clenched. His only words were, mo, Mo-
let me die ia peace!" when his face recovered a
smiling expression, his limbs relaxed: and be
breathed but two or three times again. The
shrieks of his wife and child alarmed the house
and the neighborhood; but all efforts at resus-
citation failed From fullnsss Of life to torpid
death the interval was scarcely i've minutes.
Judge Laura was native ofNew Jersey. He
came out to New Orleans about twenty-five OF
three years ago. and was engaged Tor some
as tutor in a family. He worked, at one
time, as printer, and early connected himself
with the press In an editorial capa CITY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

CHILDREN BuRNr TO DEATH. The danger Of
leaving friction matches within the reaeh oil
children was frightfulIy illustrated yesterday.
In the afternoon Mrs. Mulcshey, Lying OIL
the north side Ct Filberther street. near iweny
third, went out to work, leaving her two small
children named Margaret and Mary Ann, alone
in the room she occupied. During the absence
of the mother the children got hold Of some
matches, and, while playing with taem, set
the bed on fire. Before the fire was discovered
both children were past the reach OF human
aid. One was much burned and the other was
suffscated. Both we're quite dead when the
door was broken open.
During the evening singular calamity &C.
CURED IN Loxley s court Christian-street, be-
TWEEN Fifth and Sixth. A child three year., o.
age was left alone in the room, and during the
absence Of her mother the lttre innocent ae'
about an hour, from the injuries she received
The name of the mother was Grahsm.--FH'ia
l Bulletin, Nop, IL. ar
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

A CALL UPON Mr.. Burleigh,'
correspondent of the Boston Journal, has CALI
ed upon Mr.. Buchanan, at his residence 10
Wheatland, not, however, in the capacity oil an
office seeker but being on business engage
ment ct Lane asler, went a little out Of the way
to make friendly call upon the Presidential
elect. After describing tine approach to that
genteman's esidence, he continues as follows
Now stand at the gate of the residence of
the President elect. The mansion is pic
turesque and elegant. A plain black wooden
fence separates it from the road. A circular
path, hidden by fore trees and shrubbery,
guiies up 10 the mansion. Tae carriage drive
is Of hard gravel, and the whole area is care
fully and neatly swept, trimmed and in order.
No steps Of childhood near the elegant borders
and no play toys litter the land. The dwelling
| house is of brick, implanted, reposing amid,
and hid partly by, grove Of trees in front and
| in the rear. lis composed of two stories. with
| brick wings on either side of the main dwelling
"a large portico, supported by substantial col
umns, adorns the front entrance, and the whole
| place indicates taste and comfort. In the CEN
| ire of the garden is small white house, the
| dwelling of the gardener. Mr.. Buchanan is
| not a farmer his whole estate comprises only
| eighteen acres
On my passage out to Wheatland fell in
with one ofthe farmers who live near Mr..
Buchanan. He spoke warmly OF Mr.. BIS
character as neighbour and man said he was
a III ain man and q kind Deighbor -thut he sell
dom rode in Lancaster but travelled the DIST,
ance on foot-that he kept an open house for
his iriends-and that Miss Lane, his niece and
housekeeper, was ore Of the most accomplished
and benevolent ladies. My informant was a
warm personal, but not political friend Of MIR.
Buch anan, as he is called here. The front gate
| swung open and seemed open TO invite an en-
| trance. l walked in and around the area.
| was stranger with no claim upon the inma-
| les Of the house and was not disposed to In
trude. But while stood near the gate saw I
gentleman approaching. | soon perceived tina
Il was MIR. Buchanan. He had been TO the cit,
Of Lancaster, and was coming heme with hi
mail. He is fine looking man and stou
with dash of the old school dignity about him
-Horid from his walk with q wise and b.
neyolent face and speech full of franknes
, and intelligence.
| spoagised for my intru ion. Igave him M
card and he invited me In. was not poll
tician moran Office seeker. | remained Shor
= time. But was impressed with this, that M:
!. Buchanan is elected to be the President of tn
it nation that he will seek to restore peace I
n the country, and confidence to the people,
= that extreme men North and South will nc
4 guide his councils, nor gaia their ends: an
, that it will be his aim to give Americas gov
e erament that shall be modelled moro afte
e Washingten's administration that any othe
.a and the extreme men will find no favor in hi
1T sight.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Frem the Troy Tlmss.

HEARrLEss AND SAD-DoMEsrIo IsFIDELiTY.-
Some twelve months since, young man, mechanic.
we'll known to large number OF our readers lett
this city determ ued to try his fortunes in the El
Dorado State He left behind him young and
beautiful wife, and an innocent child, about six
months Of age.
On his arrival in California, the young man was
engaged as oonsgnee of San Francisco house, at
Sacramento, at aliberal salary He prospered well,
and the Investment Of email sum which he bad
taken with him to the golden State yielded large
and most remuneretiye per een,age ane nops'
we're more than realized He wrote nome otten W
his vito. His lettera were letters conohed In me
kndest tone and invariably inclosed liberal remit
In July last and In Il he informed his wife that he
should return to his native place for brief vist
and requested her to make her preparations LOT q
removal to California.
In fulfilment Of his promise the husband game
| home on a steamer which reached New York on FRI
day last. He landed at New York in the afternoon.
Impatient Of the hours which kept him from the
arms of his wife, ho left his baggage In New YORK
and with nothing save his valise, in hand, took PAS
| sage on the afternoon train on the Hudson River
i Railroad, which reached here late at night lie
hurried to his home The door was locked, ana tne
windows dark He knocked again and again, put
there was no response AT last presuming that his
life might be on a visit to the home OF his mother
| In West Troy he hastened over there His parents
met him more In sorrow than IN Joy. His htst IN
, qury was tor his wife. For q time he received nc
aueWoTt hub " ieuBtu tnoy ihAoihANN
+ wife had proved faithless and reereant during h
! absence that she had engaged In an Illicit amoI
with young man employ ed as clerk In dry Qeod
/ house in AlDany,--that her guilt having beeom
evideRt and notorious, they hs parents hud forbid
den her crossing tfrir threshold THAT, but day
two previous to his ARRIVAL, she had gone of on tn
| oars for the West with the young man. For a time
the husband refused to credit the fearful tale b.
!. inquiry persuaded him 1t was too true. His vii
had evidently encouraged the advances Of the adu
terer, and favored him In his suit The means whiS
he had sent her from California, she had waste
!. upon him. And on Wednesday she had left tho oil
4 with him for the West Her babe was left in char
1 Of n family in South Troy, who agreed to p:ovi'
i | for its support, for a regular weekly stipend.
4 Yesterday saw the father and his child on thu
a way to New York City. They will leave Tor Ca
!, fernia this week. Heart.sek and desolate, the
trayed husband and father has turned ssteps fro
+, his native city, again to return. Whether
II false wife has returned from the West, we are
q informed but who shall predict the measure Of
a romorse, when the fearful results of her perhdo
q conduct shall be made known to her.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Administrator,s sale

Ii pYylTtue of an Order Of the Orphans Court
&AEJM ID THE State of Delaware for New Castle
sm Ssgaty gill be eTPeESd 70 Sale st PuBLIC
ber 1856, at clock z. at The house Of Joseph r.
Hill IN Tie village Of Black6rd the following described
of Land in Appsgulnimiqk Hundred and county afore
said bounded on the east b Lands Of John Deakyne and
from Smyrna 20 Tayors Bridge, on the west by Lands
of the heirs of Isaac GhbunP deceased and the south
by lands OF Morris Collins, CONTAIN l5g Acres.
less, being real estate of ~ Huki deceased and
given and the terms of Sale made known at the time and
the said deceased her Attorney BY order of the Or
phHns' Court, JOHN ID. BIRD, Clerk,
IN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FOR SELE.

n o A PRIME FARM Of 200 acres-7O acres Of
[sae excellent timber. This farm is situate on the
ss Chesapeake Bay the Eastern Shq pen Of Nd Nd
K0is ii Is close to ILLS, Schools and places of wor
ship II is divided into fields with good fencing, and
daoty gh state Of e1ltysoIn Dyer AUSr
1000 to 1900 bushels and Oats in proportion The build
ings House 81 90 feet, containing good rooms and
Ganary stabns Corn Cribbs &S all in good TsP3ir
view Of the bay for 81 10 miles, good spring Of wa
the door, Lime delivered from boats on me iarI
Title be bought for the low price oil
One half cash mortgage
ME at Newark, Del. July 81 JAS. II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
rR SALE.

"a splendid Chester County Farm situated ,d,s
IuaaNN from Strickersye and from New London
lssaqA Roads This Farm contains 2s Acres o. urine
into sdes well fenced and aw}od P o II so AGreS u
nroye,nents Brick House Abby &c, three stories high with
brick kitchen hack feet Square and gu hn shed Well
10 by Il feet both oil finished Whe Wright and smith,
shan GOOD spring and stone sping house. Tor the nrge
mason the barn by 50 feet hsheddng over three
Sides So by 40 feet straw house, aud wagon BY
high This iarm Is situated in good healthy neighnoT-
lions grst and saw mil adjoining. This high
state 81 and cannot De eAceleu LOT W pro-
dct and would nsk all persons wanting Eanil
like this 10 call aud as can be b99gh1 3r SS5 per
Acre. JAM N a -. nnsa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FOE SALE,

A N excellent Farm of 1911 Acres, divided in
E-raA N TO fields, under compete fencing, sOh hun,
Iaasm dred pannels of good Hedging, ~ Acres good
well wNeed Tine are E99d 9Sse e snd
cribs is double oored and is OF the hest IN the neigh
bonod he land is of light rich logm AID y now " h,gh
Pies and Peaches a bearing Ths STm sltSato
hcal th comfort Schools, Semnares and Churches oi q
DETERMINATIONS can be found, This Farm has many al
vanfnges lime can he delivered the arln from the n.
W. b. Rail Road Co. Il will be sod with ihe money
Undersigned ut Newark, Del JAMES II hAf'
| lAaLl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

ri AFINE FARM of 26O acres, Is to 90 acres
fssal timber wood land, divided into eight heldsi
sssHH with water in all but one and under pretty good
lsslAA- fencing. The soil is OF the best quality and
now good state of productveness. Average erOpH
yearly as follows Wheat, COO to IO bushels; Germ,
from 20O to 1000 bushels Oats and Hay il proportion.
The good-House of brick and finished vol,
coqtaing commodi9us rooms with shade trees,
IS by Sc feet and shedding los feet long around the yard
for cattle, good water in all seasons for the cattle in the
15ed, New Castle county 2! miles from ihq town Of
with good turnpike road the whole distance good
grain market at Chrstiana schools, mills and places Of
worship close to hand, This farm will pay or 10 per
clear. Price $75 per aero Possession can be lind
Mt once if needed For further particulars, call ad
dress JAMES H. RAY,
jyl7 Il Newark. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
NOTTCE.


IN THE COURTOF CHANCEHY OF THE SIATE
of Delaware, in and for the County OF New Castle
bens-in Partition; And now, to witt i Elgh.h day
som Esg Solicitor for the petitioner and affidavit fled,
hal the said defendants have known place Of abode
personally. And further appearing tothe Chapcell9r,
sairn Of the summons. On motion Of John O. Patterson
ESD solicitor for the Petitioner, 4 iH ordered by the
ebiIdren Of samuel u Rowland; and Hum jenkins ind
w Henry Gibbons Trustees for Ann Johns Coz; do Ap-
near in this Court the third in February next
and show any they have, why partition OF the
the PETITION. And IL j. further Ordered by the Chan
calldr that copy of this order shall within thirty days
he pu6lished 10 the Delaware Republican, newspaper
published IN the CITY o. Wimlngton once week for six
copy said order SHALT for the like period of time he
posted tho oitee Of the Register of the Court al
Ghanoery for New Castle County and at the Court House
w. 49, In Testimony whereof have hereunto cat
ST. my hand and affixed the Seal OF the said Court
az New Sastlei TINS eighth day Of September,
~ a. ID. 1856 JOHN ID. BIRD,
sep IS, last, 6w-w Register in Chancery,