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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

AT meeting of the Patrick Henry Lodge
! NO. II l. 0. u. f. on the occasion of the dealt
4 OF CHARLES W.J0NES, on motion, Ruebeu
anderson, Mark NJ. Kirby and William p.
householder, were appointed committee ia
drait resolutions; whereupon they submitted
the following which were unanimously adopt
ed
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
the dispensation Of his All-Wise Providence
TO remove by death our Brother CHARLES
W. JONES after long and severe illness
winch he bore with Christian fortitude and
perfect resig nation, awaiting the time of his
aehveTance from bodily sutferings, relying with
an uDshaken faith In the promises of Him who
says that whosoever believeth on Him should
not perish but have everlasting life, Therefore
Resolved, That in the death of Brother Z. G.
Charles W. Jones the order has sustained the
loss Of one Of its oldest, most honored and be-
loveu members and warm and ardent friend.
The Vile kind and atiectionate husband; the
ehlluren most loving and indulgent father
and the community one of its best citizens.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathise with
the bercaved wife and family in the loss they
nave sustained and extend to them in their be-
reavement our heart felt coincidence.
Resolved, That the Lodge room be dressed
IN mourning and the members wear the appro-
PIRATE badges of mourning for the space Of
three months in honor of the memory OF our
departed brother.
Resolved; That a copy of the above be pre-
sented to the wife and family of our deceased
brother.
Resolved, That the above be published in all
the newspapers printed in the city of Whining
ton. JOHN PATTERSON. N. r.
WILLIAM GRAHAM, r. S.
DELAWARE City, March 1857.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

The New Jersey Sussex Herald gives an ac-
count OF one of the most narrowing catastrophes
by fire of which we ever remember to have
heard of. On Monday night last, Mr.. Jere-
miah B. Peters, of BEEN rvlle who with his
family had retired at an early hour, was awoSe
from his sleep by strong smell of burning
timber, and found that the upper part of his
house was in flames. lie Immediately endeay-
ored to gain access to the sleeping apartments
OF three of his children, who occupied that
part of the house from which the fire was
bursting forth but ascending the stairs no was
driven back by volume of smoke and fire.
Frantic with the thought that his children were
pershing without being able to pet to their as
sistance, it was but the work of moment to
get to the outside of the building and move a
ladder, which was at hand, to the chamber
window. But who can describe the fathers
feelings upon finding that the CHARGED and
smouldering roof was already topping, and ere
another minute the mass of burning timber fell
in, buryng in its ruins his beloved 'childrer.-
The charred remains Of but one of the number
were discovered after the fire, which totally
destroyed the house.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
JOHN R. REX,


=, Ap5thec7ry and Druggist,
NO VI MAhEnT SrRskT, MiLmNGToN, DELAwARB
~ - if1H7 of the Store and the public genera nv
f1 lhat he ha eplenis and filled the above place
AA TithH rHfefglly selected Stock OF Drugs, Medi-
oiges, is iuinefy, Fancy aud Toilet Artices So 4 G
mud hopes, BY srq attention ioths nfs OF his Gus,
lOmersi % merit Their confidence nnd patronage HaV-
ss haG May years * porlenoe ~ the busness he Rat
pmIe a.d .hture Articles, and gving ia own personal
attention 70 tnp soieenn al Drugs &o pledges him
sel lhRt mona but tho best the maTkei affords snail b9
df5snsed eihrr IA Prescriptions from the Counter
yVdN Il, hEA, leeling the respOnthllitE alta nhei
g. u.s. siless as.lres pRyselr ard Families that
rissgI pngs HHd Family ReoeI pts sail receive lis per-
sa a ions Ili all Medienes all be cl sey Tasted
au pTcpAleu ~ ST. accordance with the Of plar
luyi Hpl every effort made to the wunts nd rr il
age. ' w ~ W f''"
tisWyinE lisPnsql Of NY Drug store t Mr. JOHN r.
~ lalo ol Philadelphia, respeeti fully solicit for hin
tne o9pt'red PATRONAGE Of my friends and Pltens Ho
lGhghy recommended by tie Physicians OF Phllade,-
INN hnu havirs had aa experience of twelve mDgO
years, Is entitled to the confidence Of the public.
EDWARD N. ROCHE.
PIohPt attendance given at all hours o. the, nlgt-
Might Bell at the door. JOHN X, REX.
M. u Market St., Wilmngtnn Del.
~ on hnnd, mar. ~ "
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MORE SAD EFFECTS OF CARRYING FIREARMS.
The Lebanon (Ohio) Cit zen, of Friday last,
relates the following sad and fatal occurrence
at wedding party in that place on Monday
last:
"Ihe company had gathered, when one OF
the guests took off his overooat, from the
pocket Of which dropped a small pocket pistol
A young lady present picked up The weapon
when man by the name of Frederick Spohl
asked her to hand it to him, in doing which
by some means, it was discharged, and the bal
entered the left corner of the right eve of thu
unfortunate Spohr, penetrating the brain anC
causing death in few seconds. CONSERVATION
and alarm seized the party, and the brida
| scene was turned into one of death. The mar
rage was deferred, and with stricken heart,
the guests left the scene, awfully impressed
with the truth that sin the Ridst of life we are
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
Clothing for an seasons Of tho year

Ia w now gu baud at his ostabIishment, No 81
NA Market street, between second and Third streets
an EXTENSIVE assortment OF CtiorHlNG for all
public sotlsd. HIS clothing is made nf the hest mate
rails gut up IN tile best sty and will be disposed of at
him call.
He Keeps constantly on hqRd fine ssortment of ohs
Cas- mers ma Vfstn5s Of tho latest and most approved
yles, hch will he dlia tpnr1er NJ the shortest
Autios, lie alters hniof tHHt all garments made Mt hi
establishments Wal not suffer 90 oonparlson with ihOsc
nle lt tlIJ fashionable esNbllsA cuts Chesnut st
Every article m'de to order warraatod to tit and give
snlislqctnp.
that have always on hand assortment Of Boys Csth
ing.
liz Boys Clothing made to order Mt the shoricst 10
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NNEEON K CO,S

- stream Aeef4ned Candy Manutaetory,
NoiSSI MARKEr SfGkET, WILMiNsIoH, DELAwARF
| fNION co., most respectfully return their thanks
- or ne liberal patronage they have eived from Inc
people OF DeAMhre, WIS hlnE cnutinuan of the sauna
her beg leave 10 ca tho ienion Of the public 10 tief
large md assorted stock Of - '''N'
CONFEGTlONERN such rs Plain, Fancy, Med en-.
te ,nr CohHf1,atornl AND BgNed o2enges; also um
,n9Ids ana Pain Gardles, Of cry description Asa
LEMON cos, Bath PIPE 'EXPECTOR ANTI
nr Coughs nnd Gods, whoh sold by nearly eVery re
tail StO!e thrnu glt nj the state. ' ~
The MESsNS tCNuN nnre import cd from Epg'n
some oil Juhnsons latest improved st yle Of Polished Ma
ehlnrS i2r the l1uhctnrr of tho ahnvc gn,tis which
enables themto compete with the laTFer cti, T. Ihrv
ha' also pufiei aloi the thvors Of AlHntias W,av
dellc Gus flavor. 'S
Having nsHei with IN imp rtiEg house in Baltimore to
furnish us Muh 81 CARS we enab led 10 Ssli that
article rs cheap Hs any house in this civ we Is Keen
e9nstan,ly on nd NLrS and FRUITS their season.
All goods warranted pure.
LEMON S cos,
Steam Refined Caudg AIhnuGtcioIy
mar. lO.6m. NlmlM q Mnlknt sta Milminrinn. nnI
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Tue RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN CANADA.-FEr-
ther Particuiars.-A dispatch from Toronto an
nounces the recovery of the bodies of sixty of
the victims Of the late terrible calamity on
the Great Western railroad. The Hamil-
ton Spectator, in describing the sad affair,
says:
One family were in the cars, consisting of
father, mother and four children. Only one of
the children escaped. One of the little girls,
about four years Of age, who was killed, was
brought into the house near the bridge when
we were there. The poor little creature was
smiling prettily, as il she had been sleeping
and dreaming of sweet things when the acct
dent occurred, and had been launched into the
long sleep Of death before lhe dream had van
ished from her mind.
Just before the train reached the bridge, the
engine ran Oft the track, owing, it is supposed,
to some defect in the axle. This, however, is
a mere surmis,, founded only on the obserya-
tiOn Of some marks on the road for some dis
lance on the other side Of the spot where the
accident occurred. The immense weight of
the engine, cutting through the timber Of the
bridge, produced the effect naturally to be ex-
pected. The whole structure gave way, and,
with one frghttul crash the engine, tender
baggage car and two first-cass passenger cars
broke through the severed framework, and
leaped headlong into the yawning abyss below
Tho engine and tender crushed at once through
the ice. The baggage car, striking on tho cor
ner Of the tender in the act of falling, was
thrown to one side, ane fell some ten yards
from the engine. The first passenger car rush
cd after, and turning as it descended, tell on
its roof, breaking partly through the ice, and
was crushed to atoms, while the last car fell
endways on the ice, and strange to say, remain
ed in that position.
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THE KANSAS EaIGRATIoN.-We have already
mentioned that since the season of navigation
has opened great tide OF emigration has set
in towards Kansas. The st. Louis Democrat
announces the arrival at that port of the steam
err Alvin Adams, from the Ohio river, having
on board nearly 600 passengers, three-fourths
OF whomwere Kansas emigrantS from the north
ern States. They were Immediately transferred
to the Missouri packets and went up to their
destination. A correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican, writing from st. Joseph, Mo-,
under date of March Sd, says:
Already has the spring immigration set in.
Hundreds are coming, both by land and water.
and thousands of dollars are being invested in
our city. The consequence is great rise in
town lots. Now is the time to make profitable
investments here, as our population will double
and property will advance 100 per cent. within
the next twelve months. We must have more
brick moulders, bricklayers and carpenters.-
There are so many buildings now under con-
tract that we need u great accession to the
number of our builders and workmen. Kansas
is filling up with amazing rapidity. All of the
valuable claims within twenty miles Of the river
are taken, and are selling to new corners at
rates varying from $500 to $4,000. In the
short period Of one more year all the rich lands
in this portion of the great Missouri Valley will
be in cultivation, and pour untold stores Of
wealth into YOUR market,
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MORE RAT PoIsON.-The whole family Of
John Scott, of Scott's Station, near Cyntliaua
KY, were poisoned on Sunday last, il is SUP.
posed, by arsenic brought to the house to DIES.
troy rats, but which by some means got into
the corn meal. Mr.. Scott died, but it is thought
he rest of the family will recover.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

SPIRiTuALIsM.-In the police court yesterday
| before Judge Russell, Samuel W. Gray and
Mrs. Philana Upham were brought up to an
swer to the charge of murder, upon the COM
plant that they feloniously assaulted osephine
cold shower baths by force and violence, and
by fastening her limbs to a board, thereby
stopping the circulation of the blood and caus-
ing death. Fixed in this manner, she had to
lay perfectly straight, being unable to move
either hands or arms in any direction. The
father states that he was directed by the spirits
to indict punishment upon the child. He is a
man upwards of fifty years OF age, and has
been employed as lamplighter by the city Of
South Boston. Mrs. Upham is about the same
age.-BOston ,1flus
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LOoIi rTfIs uAN b.

-. fIfHE SUBSCRIBER having leased tho
SgrlS ynrd belonging to CRAIeE * Tar
MEN NALL IN Water 81. between Walnut and
sasSaSg Poplar st... Rail Road Depot. inr tho
,,,,, purpose Of carrying ON the WOOD and
GOAL trade, wnu respectfully inform the citizens Of
wilmington tni ycpitS, that lie Is now prepared TO Ill
~ or erS III his nnou tie best Of termG; especial csle
W. be ~ y to purchase be very best aIiele Of AL
OI sizes at the mines. which will he kapt the dry
and care uy resscrcened before it IL se snt Machin-
lists m lu3 hunss suppl HAT the lowest ratos 2ei0
pounds given per ton IN aii Orders left
Hldence "a Fourth ST. No. 80 between Orange and Tat
nail, WI. reeve prompt attention,
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.-A young man living a
short distance above Jacksonport, on Bllck
river, Arkansas, a short time since married a
young lady by the name of Anderson. A few
days ago she was found lying about thirty
steps from their residence with her throat cut
from ear to ear; and on entering the house he
was found in the same condition, with bloody
knife in his hand. Both were quite dead. He
was sober, industrious man, and both of their
families stood high in the community. 1t is
suspected they were murdered.
Last Sunday Mrs. Knott, of Laporte, Ia,
returned from church and hung herself. Shs
was only twenty-thrss years Of age.
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IRON, HAR0WASE aND cDAT

sSN9sEs FINHE subscribers would respect
siNSESS J. iuy call t!egtien,on oftheir lIlends
ece4 stock Of lion o Hardware, CONSISTING Ia paTt,
IRON.-iiest brands Of American and English rol,ed
Bars Tehne anl upmm1ni American Hammer 81; re6ned
Baud Hoop, SOfpli, OEat, huiI OVAL Kouui Sge-
way slit Roqs, Jlnatn and Benzan's suPsiior Notwny
Horse Nal Rods; IN. hsl sheets, American pud led and
County, Blister and Germ inilach Steel Sndefs1ns
superior Machinery Cast and SLenT steel, Cutk atoT
HARDIN RE.-ilamutret aud Pressed Horse sloos,
Horse shoe alls Curgs cant W agon Iron les; Row
land and other Elliptic SpuuBS Ioenan,s superb Car
crs, Nc &c. American Vol nnkdaieHd Engl sh Do1f-
horn aud Wagon Boxes; Nneello lion Tor Coach work
aud other Tools. Spencer eutsled lies ard Raspa;
Amer oan premium pointed Wood Screws; Trace, age,
Shovels, PUstaud Harden p des, Picks Aaocks, Hoes
ktakes, F"rfa . gad &5hef Ltmas ippemeasi Mey,
ties, Glue aud other Pots Beatty Broad, Hand ard
ChoPplng Axes; Adzcs, and socket Chsels Butchers
Mil Cross-cut, and Crgiyar saws; spear JReksnn's
Hand, Panne and feunn SAWS; aeks SCOTS and
BaidwIn's ore mum Beuth and other Hnss beatty
Williams Dnwing kniStsi Table Knives gnd FORKS,
Sees; RodgSf's ssars tiSti's celebrated RAJ
zUrs COnprrs ruu ityes. TUNED and Copper be- Rivals
an Bar TN AID Spelte,; Balbilt Metal lor BoxiGE
Jou'nas Brass aud liun ire; Lghtntus Rods and ES
lures; McAlIsels anu other Metnllc POuts for dttp
Hfud Sunus ranks aul Rollers for alto. Fan Lgnks
patent Platform Sualesat Manufacturers Pfces. Fan
banks aud other euuultr Scl.gs, Hur, Glass, Putty,
seed and Nege able On, SPIRITS Turpen!ine, &C., &C.,.
pet, Cum1erNid Nails and sPtkls. good asso5nisns
ii Shelf hardware tr Goashaud Bgndlng PufpoSesi all
of which wti Pc sold Tue lowest FiEsei egee!; mole
$50 $3.50 No. 81 shPley 81, btts cen ii s. SD.
n. B.-DtGminugs Goal iiom The lest Macs constant
A IL Agents for Pp Carriage and Wagon Spotes,
BEN Felines. Bows, sHaitl, Tongues, ilubs' &c, Sc
q e =. a. "
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MO. ~ MARKET STREET, WHINING
IA ~ r0N, DEL.AW ARE, hilvigs on hand q
NJ VOstIngs, furSrRtNG MIDSUMMER WEAR,
ILL would respectfully ask buyers to call and
ANNE his stock before making their selections, as he Is
CONVINCED he pease IN style, guilty, and price Of
goods. AL articles made by hn wafranIed to lit and
large asSnrlment Of Chonpnnd Fashionable CLOTHING
oyays ON hauf Alsu, Gentismans Furu' shing GOnus
consisting OF SHIRTS, Collars Under Shrls, Drawers,
iloyes, Suspenters, Stockings, HandkeTchies, CmhTel
las &c, &C. " DON'T forget No. " Market street,
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SUCCESS Of PARTT.-Many persons flvsi
whatever tends to party success, without re
ference to pflncple, right OF Justice. In shor
no sacrifice Of morality or Of long cherished
principles, IL regard ID as too great, If by Sc
doing opponents cln be converted into allies
and party victory be rendered probable
Hence men may be found who desire that
certain questions DO ignored, thrust aside, be.
cause they are deemed unpopular, though ac-
knowledged to be right and certain PROPOSE
tons be- winked at or coHuteuInced and en-
Outraged, though OF doubtful morality, ii they
but promise success. Such course is certain.
ly wrong, productive Of evil, actually discrcd-
liable. Morality, virtue and religion are Of
more Importance than the triumph Of any party
whatever may he It's natBSor professions; and
victory is aimed ut too great Il eos! that re-
quires the trampling down Of either, or tho
sacrifice OF single principle Of right. This
must be admitted by al in their cooler mo.
ments, If they will but give utterluee to the
convictions OF their hearts, their opinions which
they have honestly ana relIgiuusly considered.
Every good citizen must admit that it lis his duty
TO do what is right an trust the consequences
TO Him who causes the sun to shine and the
rain To fall alike on tho just and uujEst-!n
short every good citizen must admit that hon
esty, a full, faithful and fearless discharge of
duty, is the best policy, and justice and right
H. highest eXpedicncy. ONES and GnOn-
ment, station and honor, are mere transttory
things Of a day, exeriing but ittll1 influence ON
society, but tho effect Of principles laid down
and firmly adhered to and cherished BY mon oil
this generltion mIy exert Il sllntlry influence
for ages. Who will then urge the sacrifice nt
the Interests Of thosI who arc to come after
US for the sake Of Gthy lucra or power ani Sta
tioni II there be any such let them stand
forth, and let the world 500 thotr programme
for political action.
1t Is no excuse for any omission Of duty that
others disregard their protested principles, aud
traitor-lke sell themselves for few pisces OF
silver. lgnoniuy and shame should follow all
such, until they repent in stckcoth and asho
or are forced from tho association with Aunorl-
BILE men. Any trlaing with public morality
should DO inexcuslblG, an any pindcring to
the appetitej OF the DEPRIVED in order to enlist
their support to accomplish IN object should
bring odium and disgrace. \ triumph attained
in this manner must b. short lived, --must be
while fair to the cya, full Of the seeds Of dsso-
luton and death. Tile right must eventually
prevail if firmly adhered to. II is only necessary
to stand firm, to hold OH to that which is good, |
and right and commendlble, to succeed. Veto
ny may not be attained at once, bntit will even
tullly and the tFitlnDl will cgnti1, v,,r d fine
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7UPH0ESrERHNG

IIESsRS, THOMAS BARRY AND r.. T. CHAD
vi WICK have entcrcd un Co partnership t0t tho pufps
Of carry the Uposlerng bnness all its various
Branches lndet he hGn OF Barry Chadwick at the y.
jss, az :" N ''''' SARRYG& CHADWICK,
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WILMINGTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY

We undersigned are about publishing n BUS
= MSS DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF VIII
MlNGTON, twill be prntri in attractive and drabe
in limo form, and strongly bound. 1890
a copy of the work will bl placed our expense in all
Che principal Hotels aud Railroad Stations ii The State vi
Delaware ad nt such other public places North or S5ul
~ the nature Of the business advertised may require Man
nacturers and business readily the adyauIrys
they Will derive by ms ncthpd of ADVERTISING, since il will
paen nciora ne ltyes public AZ every point plain aud
locations. F''-' A'i-
advertisements will be inserted as follows.
One pnsG som
Half pager or less ~
Single copies Of the Directory 49,
10 b. paid for upon the completion of the work
Adversnrs occupy fwp OF more PAGES will racni,s
copy Of the work without additional charge. ~ ~
II Is designed 10 issue inc work soon after the 15t f
March, Instant as practicable. Advertisers will thereGs
zee !ne necessity 81 spning IN their advertisements nj the
JOSEPHN. TROrH, esq, will wait upon our merchant,
lu business Ht immediate " TOR he purpose of Obj aiming
lhelr advertisements; HENRY ECKLE & CO.,
5. II, corner Matke. and Firh-sts.,
nsl
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CLOTHING EMP oRsUM

No 70 UTlrNtf 1StTttk Oft3W INITHi WWWF"s1O"
Ia 'HNHE SUBSCRIBER REsPECTFuLLH
IA infnrIn'tlIa Pub &c that he hn'nuw on hand
VIZ good assorimint Of Ctnthgsi s4lthsie 70 tn'
90 rbirI Srsrt Iiis Stock comprises ~ the different
kinds and pltorns of Coats, Vests aud Iitntf usual
worm aud mld, up In the lost manner. ana VIII be sos
low gniI assortment of Cloths, CnssnarS and Vest
ngs constantly h1nd. which gI he made up To- order
10 the style aud in all cases warranted TO ut anc
give satisfaction. CO., ., -, :,
SONS. GRAY It's, Hanikerchefs, SnspendeEs d..
June 2a-iy. EDWARD MOORE.
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lf.soQHoDS;-SANuELB rHBY, No. "a Market stTect.
neut Of Fmrs ~ ' nd iM Penlrgg gelrI1 Hssprt-
slstlgg ~ nrl 81 !esant style Dress Goods ana KIN,
OTnniiderles 81 the latest inpori atom, $3.50 -1"'
ram and FaLcy SHka IN varet,
superior Black Il Ks full assortment
DeLnIres. " S'"'''s auu p"eAWo
Mitn4 general assortment Of mourning roods
b,ifehch pucnls, tue newest article Of tbs season.
RAN and tHuof all wool De! aiiies S 70"'
SiPgri 5r French and English Lawns,
isggI,sh French an American eli .ntzes in yatia,v
4 tul as!or'l mt mt 81 PLAN goods, - 'S'''
nT' non tainbfirs ava Dmities,
Shlhlze oul1red Brsuts from la TO S7l ots
= variety ~ white 10, striped and plaid puslin,
a I'M assortment orIlp.ieTy and Gloves:
painisk, SNOW Top and HGdk's, ToweiiinP
hehyt tab.e Linens, II WIDTH,
4-ltB,i anl l0-i Linen and Cotton Sheetinrs
spreads C3untcrlAnesand Blankets,
Med .um and hle lrlsn Iinrns-aiSo tine shirtinv.
hieh's and buys wear ~ variety,
" NOV ShndeS AMI Curtain Ainter,als
Cotchmakers Gnons
French, Italian and English IastirFs
IaIaslis ana EuiHOiderius, a full assert msnt
~ liavlns added another large room nspenialv for
ChTpets, no especiul calls attention OF e nIbia
10 ms large Assortment just received conss me Al IN
PestFy Brussels THREE RI donb Snper Ibstnin iniSn
M,ieu aiu rum va ian, Druggists, CUeGa anu u
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4s. W4NTEil'S.
GnRFlyaehed Exhibition.

WITHIN UNI UIUNAMAN,
Crystalline Views, ChrnmRtTopes ,&c
AZ SffE FELLOWS EEaIE
On THURSDAY, FRinAy and SATURDAY EyEStNon
March l0l h 10Th and 2ls,
And on SATu kDAY AFTERNOON, at s ofeloek On
... thu. occasion, Children 10 certs.
'hHE Entertainment commences with a large collec.
tiOn lGcy siale Views represe nting hnciC nj ind
Medein Cities Ruins! Sen Views, Moonlight, Winter
anu SUMMER Sfeues. FtrO mud Volcanic ErBphons AZ
ser whch EhnefoN ohrnnHirnpes and MatdmOrpboses
70 be followed by the large Chemical Dinramas IpSss
lug through all the utiOns of light peculiar Ia
. n1E day. rlIst scene, Milan CATHEDRAL, The
night Mass. Second. COURT OF BABYLON; lila
Night View, the Brilliant Scene Of Belshazz1rs Feast
D ,., % % at Il commencing at7 precisely
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COM ERClAL.

NoTlCE.-My wife MARY, having eft my bed and
board, without Just cause Or PIovncaton, all persons
are forbid hat barI trusting hsr account
VIII pay M debts wh,teverul hsE oOntLlcl IN Z. -.
mar, 10 It. CHARLES KAISER.
lust Received a large lot of Now York PAINT
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