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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-23

7ENIIIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced lnlo
"a Pisa fifty years since soon became 20 wen
known certain cure. that IN every town and city
moi oniy on the Continent, but in Great Britain. the
demand for it great. its merits so astounding
that in less than yOar from lis introduction IL had
slppantpd all other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities Of Europe were compelled tc
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disease. Pro-
prieors of other medicine. jealous OF its sway vainy
nneavOred to stay its onward progress Like grass
before the mower their efforts fell 10 the ground and
like fire the praires, sweeping all before II. It's on
ward march became trumnhant. IL stood forth upon
its own merits discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced of its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acQnired by DR.. Parera from the sale of il
during the six he prepared it, alone bore witness
to its miraculous merits. At the decease OF the Doct
the PeciDe was bequeahed to his son, who has lately
introduced the remedy into the United states. The
number of cures it has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens Of thousands can bear testimony
10 its efficacy.
All who use it, 1t will with safety, speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resur. 20 no QuGck Nostrums, 80 rera"iy that
has been tried for the past fifty years and was never
known 10 fail
| This Great Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware Of Commercials. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
persons to palm of upon the unsu@pectins' spu'
rious compound. closely resembling me original he
particular to buy none without the written signature
of A. Pareira. NJ. u the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All others are counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the umorst riger Of
the law
Price Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bah
cock sole Agent for California. Oregon and the sand
wich Islands. to nom all orders must be addressed
4 liberal discount made 10 wholesale dealers.
| ID. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, ~ Davi. street.
san francisco
List of Agents throughout the State. Rice Ohiin <.
Co. Druggist Mary~yille: K. X Starkwealher, City
Drug store stockton W II. Bruner. sonora; Benz
ShurtleH Shasta; child & Worshen. Placervi!ie ::
Jnstin G5Ies, IT. SiirTfHeTf7er tsFFe
powueviile Dr. John Lark Nevada; DR.. w II.
Gallief Yroka, Dr. ]. B. Winston, Los Angeles !:
Thomas Wha.ey san Diego; Geo l.. Story, Portland
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-23
DR.. p AREiR AS

URAT IT NLIAN II NENEU
For the certain and speedy cure of dis
eases of private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
furious ehkct to the system or any
change of diet. 1t has never failed
it cannot fail to cure.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
WHOLE N 9S3

A change has come over this maiden she
awakes from her dream to find she clssps
shadow The sun shines no more on her path
way the stars are dim. On! how can she
live when. another's form is clnsped ia those
arms. another head rests on that bosom2 How
can she smile ON the same, as though her heart
was vas, not molten lead, desoIate and blighted2
ihere is darkness over her soul naught on
earth can cheer her now. She knows the great
est saints have erred. and she hears the Voice
OF Jesus saying, go and sin no more" Not all
can efiace that dark spot from her memory
there is fear that reason may forsake her throne.
She hears tue dashing Of the dark water whose
waves are waiiirg to make her shroud, and
voice say ing" here is rest for the weary"
She cannot stay with this frai tenement she
must leave it, because il has proved so weak
There is something which dread;
1t is dark, fearful thing;
lis not the dread of death-'tis more,
II is the dread Of madness,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
LOVE, DESPAIR AND sUICIDE.

The suicide Of Miss Persia r. Brown, Of Troy
N. Y, was most melancholy, resulting from
the breaking ola marriage engagement. The
following letter written by the unfortunate
young lady to female friend Just previous to
committing the act; will be read with painful
interest:
Mon AMI:-Lislen, and will tell YOU an
DER true tale. Ono, on a time, in the land Of
-, there dwelt a maiden, her heart was
light and free as the mountain air all earth
seemed bright and beautiful she was joyous
and happy all the day. The sun shone plea
sanity on her path, for there was no guile in
her heart: she had been brought up in the fear
of the Lord she loved the ways of holiness !;
the thoughts and imaginations Of her heart
were pure and good; her st .nda' d Of purity was
high and lofty; she dc. pissed all that was low
and base, and loved with her whole soal all that
was pure and good. What was worldly pomp
and ambition for her2 To tread the path Of the
purity ard peace was her great ain /; this was
bright morning star of her existence; from bel
| childhood she had trusted in God. With hi:
strong arm around her, what could cause hel
| to stray 2"How could she err when Christ wal
her Polar start"
And in process OF time a youth came tc
dwell in the land he was noble, generous and
true-htarted. The youth aud maiden met
they were often in each others society: they
walked together, and the stars sh0nc bright
above them, and the maiden was happy. Ht
came to spend the passing hour, she liked it.
and thus the passing hours spodon. This mAid-
ems heart had not known blight or mildew.-
Is il strange that sho learned 10 Look for his
coming with ihrobbing heart, and the sound
Of his footsteps would cause her heart to beat
and eyes to brighten? He taught her to love
and oh. how well she loved him. Her hear
was filled 10 OVERLOOKING, she has 10 thoughts
that are not of him he has become q part o
her very existence. There is woven round hei
heart net of ten thousand cors. not one tC
be broken. "Mysterioas passion" tUhat art Laou
that would cause her to sacrifice all, even he
hopes of heaven? How changed this maideu-
she was an idol-b0 is her life, her all her low
ha become id0latry.
| What means this2 lie talks Of love, AM
then, that they must part. She knew Of q
other love but the first pure lore Of an homes
/ heart.
..Hush, be STILL" God has Withdrawn b
strong arm; ministering spiris stand back.
\ Why IS tuis2" On! why has God left her
/ Is It because she first withdrew her love,
permitting a mortal TO receive that homag. whc
vas due to her Maker. or is it to teach her tn
the flesh is weak, or why did He forsske OF
\ who from her infancy, morning, noon or nigt
had bowed before Him aud prayed for his bl'
II sing.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
FILLMORE THE PRIDE OF TIE -NA1IoN



TusE-"Rei, Whiis and Bd4e."
For Fillmore, the pride of the nation,
The choice Of the fearless and free,
We join In heartfelt ovation,
And welcome him home from the sea
Our bosoms, in throbbing communion,
Remember the statesman so true,
Who shielded our glorious Unio",
And stands by thered, white, and blue
From lands where the millions are yearning
For freedom from tyranny's chain,
Our Fillmore, in gladness returaing,
Beholds dear Co umbia again.
His heart beats with freedoms devotion
His seal ia yet stendtast and true,
"He swears 10 the Union devotion ~
And stands by tho red, white! and blue,
NJ taatious disssnsions shall sever
The bands that our Washington wrought;
'''rho Union,' snchanging fsrevsr,ss --
Is snriuou oavt fes,s stsvaght
Our love and our faith are not hollog-
In strength they we're nourished Ind grew
Tho Chief we have chosen will follow,
And stand by the red, white, and blue.
Oar roiees arc joined in oomm unioAasz s---'--
The stars of our nag are above;
Huzza, then, for Fillmore and Union!
Hugza for the man that We love.
The Old Union Ship, when he guided,
Was staunch in her t'mbers and true;
And now through the States "undivided"
Well sail her; in rod, white, and blue!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
LIoEN Sc LAW
BY REV. JOHN pfERPoS1

"For go much gold, we license thes,"
So say our laws, ga draught to tel,
That binds the strong, enslayes tie free,
And opens wide the gates Of heb
For public good requires that sons
Since many die should live by Rng."
Ye ciyic fathers! while the foes
OF this destroyer seize their sHiids,
And heavens own hail Is in the blows
They're dealing, will yo cut thsinordsF
That round the falling fiend thsydrauf
And DER him hold your shield of Lai0'
And will ye give to man bill
Divorcing him from Heavens high sway,
And while God says, "Thou shalt aot KILL"
Say ye, 'Fcr gold ye may, ye HAyH
Compare the bedy with the soul!
Compare the Dullet with the bowl!
In which is felt the ieicer blast
(. OF the destroying angels breatE
Which binds its victim the more Raf!
Which kills him with the deadl Or death!
Will ye the telon fox restrain,
And yet take off the tigers chain!
The living to the rotten dead
The dod-contenuing Tuscan tiek
Till by the way or on the bed,
The poor corpse carrier dropped and died
Lnshed hand to hand, and face to face,
Ia fatal and in loathed embrace.
Less Gu ting, think ye Is the thong,
That to breathing corpse for 10,
Lashes, in torture loathed and loig,
The drunkard's child, the drunlard's wife?
To clasp that clay to breathe that ,reath,
And no escapei D that is death!
Are ye not fathers' When your s,ps
Look to you tor their daily breei,
Dare Je, 10 Inookery, load with staes
The table that for them ye spreld!
How can ye hope our sons will lie,
If ye for fish serpent give?
oh, Holy God! let light divine
Break forth more broadly from shove,
Till we conform our laws to thine,
The perfect law of Truth and Lee;
For truth and love alone can savs
Thy children from hopeless grave.
THE PRIDE OF THE. NATION.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
sTHAM sAsr1 rnILI.,

DYLE& HOLST0N. respectfully announce TO Carr
penteIs Buders and the public that they are prepared
street,, between Fifth and sixth stIees. Window and
Sash Of all kinds, with dispstch and the reason
able Builders would find it eatly 10 their advant
give us a call and examine work efore purch
a,ing elsewhere. we keep the best woEkpen in our
and well seasoned. Orders directed TO our address by
mail will he attended to promptly. iune Ppm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
Premium Improved Super Phosphate Of
DRILLS /! DRILLS !

KuHNS & HAINES' IMPROVED GRAIN DRILL
FENHE SlBSCRlBER would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the Farmers Of Delaware and adjoining States
70 the above Justly celebrated Machine. IL has been
thoroughly tesed and wherever introduced has met with
the m9st eerlng success and s fast surpassns ~ 9th
the farm;
nation with the slides secures oersnty and regular
ity in SOWING the grain. II will equally we'll wheat
oats and all kinds Of small grain with the hopper
and fixtures requiring but moment to charge 1t to SOW
ing kind OF grain and desired quantity
which done by single screw at end Of the hopper
And twill always the quantity of the same
kind d grain romgny guage poin Witch is not the
with Slide Drills. tlsof light daft-exceednsly simple
All that want Drill OF the subscriier the coming fall,
will please send their orders without delay. Every Drill
warranted to work we'll, Nj. !. HAINES,
- Delaware City, Dol.
CAUTION,-Be ware of all limitations Of the oupped
wheel feeders tore counterfeit Ma hines
put out last fall they proved complete failures. Refuse
all prolesslng TO be the Kuhn's Hanes' Maohne, and
made at Delaware City unless made the subsoriDer
having his upon them. jy Sl-2m nj, ], III.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
FAIRvILLE SEMINARY.

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
~ HIS, INSTITUTION is LOCATED, IN THE
healthy and pleasant village Of Fslryille Chester
wh ch easy commppicAton is had by daily stages The
(0clnher, land continue e weeks, The COT RISE OF
INSTRUCTION IS EXTENSIVE, embracing all tile
well as the Latin and French languages. - LECTURES
English Ian unge and Literature the Ma ura Sciences
the Principles of Anatomy and physolo ogy Physical
Geography AstronomS nnd upon ether branches that
taught IN the school.
TERMS.-1uition. lights and boarding, including wash
ing SIS per term Of % weeks. SIS extra will be charged
for Erench Each pupil must be furnished with
FIR further nforms the Principal each
w HANNAH w. SHARPt,Ess, Principal.
JESSE q, SHARP! .ESS, Prpretor.
aug it-wl2. JACKSON GRAVES, Taapher.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, doNvEYANoER,
REAL ESTATE, MERCANTILE, LAW,

AND tuDLEC llNO hbENI.
THE SUBSCRIBER announces TO the public that his
office Is now open the Guzer Building, corner OF 81
draw neatly and legally Deeds MORTGAGES, Wills Leases,
sells Real Estates, Negotaes Loans rents Houses col
leots Rents. Accounts Obligations, &e He having been
many engaged said business he is confident Of
ing satislaeto9 g al who may favor him with call He
business faithfully PROMPTLY and honestly that be
placed IN his hands u Marriage Licenses always on
Corner OF Market and Thrd-streets.
PS,Ssyeral Farms in Kent county for sale and Dwell
uSsad Its in the city. Lur zs-dra.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
PHILADELPHIA WlLMlNGT0NSS BAL TIM0RI
RAxL-R o AD.
Spring Arrangement.

EMsHa.!lla.1 EgIEIR:EEElsla Ea go.
IN and alter DNiEsDAY, NAV 2st, 1886, the pas,
" senger Trnins, will leave follows:
:, PASSENG FIR TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,
10, p. NJ. "
For NEW CASTLE tt 25 Nj, and 5 40 PM.
r9S,MhiD E9[ [,MhiDDLEToWN at g2o A. NJ, and $40 r. nj.
DOVER 9.20, A, Nj. and $40 p. NJ.
Trains for Wilmington Leuvo
PuII.ADELPITIA at 8, A. NJ, |. i.I5, II Pm,
BALTIMORE nt $40. II. A. Al. and i, AS p, M
NNt,yy, NNt,My CASTLE IaSsTI at 2, A. NJ, and 2; NJ;
DOVER 5, A. M and $50 =. NJ.
Freight Tram with passenger attached leaves Phil
adelphia for Wilmington at p NJ, and will leave vii
minEton for Perryvle lntermedate plnoet Of o. r.
NJ. GEORGE A. PARKER,
m ylI ieneral Superintendent,
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VOLUME XVIII NO. so.
NEW CASTLE.

" lease notice IL johnson advertisement II
snothe: column, for Medicines, 80.
= and foE sale by W. JANYlER,
aug IA New Castle.
INoBAcC and segars. of choice qualities, constantly
NN ". +. JANvlER. New Castle.
A LII Of Br. ayne's Family Medicines for sale by
n HENRY JOHNSON, Apothecary,
Grip pen Lamb IONS, New CASTLE, Del.
GROCERIES CIR ICERIES 81!
HERBERT 4 C0LLINGS. GR0CERs AND TEA
DEALERS, NEW CASTLE,
fsSysgI45 RESPECTFULLY announce to the peo
Ez - Just received at their Store Water ST., nearly
oGP9siss Register Hotel an sssortwsnt of ERESH
En- and other articles in their line OF business, Of the
hest qualities, at the lowest cash prices. Farmers and
others would hnd it to their advantas TO call and examine
or goods before purchnsng elsewhere, deter
mnsd to sell low. N. N.-Flour, Feed and Beels of
various kinds constantly kept ON hand. ma l5.5m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

WONDERFUL PRESERVATION the2d In slant
young man named wm. Symington, while
cleaning out well near Toronto. Canada Yves. /,
was buried at q depth of forty feet by the cayins
in Of the sides of the well. After thirty hours Of
incesssnt exertion. he was rescued with but
little injury, and was sOonas well ss ever. Some
large stones had Termed an arch over his head,
to which he owed his preservation.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

"Why don't you wash the bottoms Of your feet.
sonny" aske a grandmother of boy, whom he was
performing the necessary operation preparatory TO
retlng for the night. To which he gravely replied
-"Why granny, doesn't think I se goin' to tand up
ia bed, does yeln F
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

GAS WATER ON WHEAT. MIR. c. Branch, Of
Sandal, near Doncaster, England, has now, it
is said. growing on his farm large breadth of
wheat which has been irrigated with gas water
with the most satisfactory result. The farmers
in the neighhorhood say that the effect is sur.
prislngly good.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

''Halloo, my friend, 1 see you arc losing aesh !"
Old gentleman indignant at the familiar rity Of his
supposed friend, and sputtering most fesrfnlIy-
'W-wba2 losing flesh! ysu mpudent oundrel,
I'll let you know, sir I'm not, sir l. SIR last night
sir, was weighed, sir, and had gained ton pounds,
sir. Very pretty state of affairs, il person has to
be insulted in this manner"
''Well my friend, all say is, IL you look be-
hind you will q nd it to be true"
Old gent discovers small dog making violent
assault on his market basket,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
FDR PHNILADEl,P1 p
STEAM REGULAR LINE.

. SH~-- THE STEAMBOAT'hAJORR REY
EsaEdiaNs3NBbLD,' d. ). Craven leaves the first Pier
~ - 1olow Arch Street, every Tuesday Thurs
leaves Salem every Mnndty, "Wednesday and Friday
mornng O'CLOCK, stopping at Chester, Penns grove,
Ieansvilia, New Castle and Delaware Cit each way,
Sac tr SharPtown, Woodstown, AllowRy stown,
Ieonwioh and Bird meet this boat Meals provided
on .narl Freight at reasonable rates. APPS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
SADDLE and HARNESS VaAKiNa

iESwSaA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
&$ form the publ that he has taken the shop form
Ifshs orally occupied By John Il. Tod at Newark
Del, aul commenced the SADDLE AND
HARNESS business. He will keso constantly on hand
""' u''p''''' "' Wv ~ JbHN PERKINS. Jr.
N. B.-Fly-ne,ts Buffalo Robes and Horse Covers in
their Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
niny l-ly i, 4,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

"DAvY JoNEs' LOCKER" must contain an i'm.
mense amount Of treasure. Gn 1854 twenty. five
millions of dollars were sunk in the ocean; in
1885, which was comparatively free of storms,
only fifteen millions, making an average of
twenty milliens per annum for two years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

windy orator once got up and said tSir, after
much reflection, consideration and examination, i
have calmly, deliberately and carefully come to the
determined conelusion that in cities whore the pop.
ulation is very large there are greater number Of
men, women and children, then in cities where the
paPnlation is less.n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
(lfine (ilazier BuildinzR 9d and arket ais.

L. sg ~ PhhiadsphIS, Ssw ,YoHiE. T.
kEz ntH SsS-xsF Boston, and all o the Eastern
otieai also ePnncetng with the tmers f9r Savannah
Macon, Mobile, Montgomery and New Orleans leave
daily at 800 and 10 2. M. Specie Jewelry, Valunb
and Merchandise oil evory description IN charge OF
Express for Baltimore, Washington, Rchmond, Nor.
folk and the south western cites leave daily
by the midnight train which arc also accompanied by
special messengers.
Notes, Drafts, Bills, So, collected on moderate terms
and prompt returns made. -,
Goods purchased per Ter in any Of the eastern
tern or southern States with fidelity and despatch.
The public will please bear mind we call for and de-
liver al larcels without extra charge,
Express Havre de Grace and a intermediate places
Expsos Tor Clay mont ARGUS Hook and Chester leave
daily al n. NJ. GEO. CANNING Agent.
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NEWARK.

NOTICE.
nR. ]. w. HUDDERS respectfully offers his p'rfes-
sonsl services to the inhabitants of Newark and vi
clnlty. july l0-3m
WM. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
NEWARK. della WARE,
MANUFACTURERS of "Manny's PateHt Comb ned
Ltk Reaper aud Mswern Hunts Patent Wheat Drill,
Genper's Lime and Guano Spreader Plows, HarrOws,
ss.ornsbe ers and other Agricultural lmplemeni
WIN. JOHNSON, JACOB CASHO,
. w. BLANDY BRO, GEO. A. CASiiO.
mch 27-6mo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

The late Judge Wilde, while at tho bar was quite
famous for his apt repartee. lie was once trying
case and laborsd very hard to obtain certain an
swer feom reluctant witness, The opposing ooun-
sci interrupted him with the side remark: "Ah, it's
no use brother Wilde, to pump the witness further
you are only on a wild goose chase" "Just so,
said Mr.. W., "Wild 10y one side and goose on the
other"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
Delaware, New Castle, & Wilmington anS
New Castle & Frenchtown
Hknf

r-ss,sxss,sx.x CHANGE OF TInIE.-OE and after Fri
day, Aug, ist, 1856. passenger trains will
Leave Clark Corner for PhRdelphin $50 P. NJ Fred
erica, 2,45 NJ, Canterbury $50 T.. NJ. Camden, SUI
z. Nj Dover, 500 a. H.; s,9!p MI IelPsio, bia A. NJ.
35 p. NJ; Smyrna 525 A, NJ; $50 r. NJ; Tnwnseid
545 A. M, i4l5 p. NJ; Mlddletown 600 A. NJ; 4,S0 nj
~; ~ PleSsaRI eJMOA, M M; IS r Nj g. Georges, $40
Leave Philadelphia for Clarks Corner NJ; leaye
Pgl1lsdelPha t2r pGye 800 A. nj; AS MI leave VII
New Castle, POS a. Nj 6l5 2. st; Georges, 1850 A.
Midddsstt0yy@ ct u 60 A. 7l5 NJ; foTPsspd, LISA.
LISA. M.;slO P. NJ. Dover, i2 NJ; Camden, 1925
A. Al. Canterbury, ll.45 A. MI roderica, 1850 A. M
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soSd OF REpuDLIcAN's PRINTERS.
We're all pick ing,
Pick, pick, picking;
Oh, we're all picking
Up type for the RepNblieaH.

Good Methodist minister OF the west, who lived
on very small salary, was greatly troubled at one
time to get his quarterly instruments. He had call.
cd on his steward number of times, but each lime
was put of with some excuse. His wants at length
becoming urgent be went to his steward and told him
he must haYe bis money, rs his family were suffer-
ing for the necessaries oflife
"Money!' replied the steward "You preach for
money. thought you preached for the good Of
sous!"
''Souls!" replied the minister; II can't eat souls
and If could 1t would take thousand such as yours
| to make decent meal"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

When man comes home and tries TO bait the door
with sweet potato pokes the fire with the spout Of
coffee pot, attemps to wind up the clock with bis
boei jack tries to cut kindllng for bis morning hre
with paper knife, takes q cold potato In hand to
boots you may reasonably infer that be has been
making the acquaintance ofsome very friendly peo-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
Steamb oat Train via Frenchtow wn,

L9hyp FIelchI9wn loI Phadelphlaet l95 Mi New
Rtloo Z NJ; ;Wilmngtqp, S9a T. N New Gssiie asa p
Ofseptsq, D; a: sANBoRN, suPt,, peawaie q. Il.
the arrival Of the Morning Train for Denton and Eas.
ton, Md arriving at Eason the evening. Also leave
Esaton IN the mIrnnV connect with thu p. NJ.
tram from Cark's Corner. aug 4. u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

A mayor Of one Of the communes in France lately
made the following entry upon his register; II
found yesterday in the Forest man by tho name of
Rollin, committing an act agains the laws com
manded him to surrender, wheroupon he set upon
me- heaped me with insult aud oontumely, calling
me ragamufin, and precious dOlt, and scare
GROW all OF which certify 10 bo true"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

Ike came home the other day with the intelligence
that the Cumberland was undergoing REPAIRS and
that the worknen had stripped her away down to
her waist. "Bess my soul!" said Mrs Psrtingtoni
holding up both her hands, "and won't the poor
thing lake cold? and won't the mosquitoes trouble
har2h Her horror was doubled when Informed By
Ike that she had fallen away so that her ribs were
70 be seen Yery plainly.