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The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
Jan. II, 1857
sr.rE OF NORTH observation-disclosures =
So. COUNTY.
.su1erior Court Of Laao-- FnN Term 1855:
Nicholas Powell VS.. Stephen H. Martin
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT

1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the
said dnfrndent not Inhaitant OF this State. it is
ordered by the court that publication be made in the
Eprth Carniinian newspaper Published in The foWE
of Fayetteville for the space of six weeks notifying
the said Stephen H. Martin toappear at the next Term
of the Superior Court of Law for the county Of Robe
SON at the Court House in Lumberon the fourth
Monday in March next. and then aud there to plead
or replevy final jud dgment will be given against
him-Witness Alexander Mcmillan clerk of said
Court nfice in Larnberton. the fourth Monday in
September A. D: 1856. This Dee. z2nd 1856
x MCMILLAN c: s. G.
jan 49, 1857 s2-6t
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FALL TRADE, 1856.
B. F.. Pc A Il G. E

Is. r.. L II n IL u T.
rs NOW OPENING, a large and desirable Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Black and Colored Silks,
English and French Merinos,
Plain and Fig'd D.Lanes, some beautiful patterns,
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgngs and Insertngs,
Eolars and Undersleeves,
Cactus and Whaebone Skirts,
Jaconet, Nainsook Swiss and Plaid Musns,
French, English and American Prints,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Satiuetts Jeans md TsFeeds.
plads Linscys aHd kcrseys
Carolina and Marlboro Stripes,
B!cached and Brown Shirtngs and Shectings,
White and Col.ted Flannels
Drllings and Tickings,
Irish Linens. good assortment,
Linen Table Cloths, Towciings and Napkins,
shAws, Cloaks and Mantllas,
Extra quality Of Bed Blankets.
l;ibbons Belts, Glevcs. Hosiery, &c
ALSO
Hats. Caps, Bonncts, Boots, Shoes and Umbrellas;
general assortment of
READ EM1DE CLOTHING,
and every variety in the YANKEE NOTION LINE
which will be sold at small advance for CASH, or
time to runctual customers either at
IFAotssale or Retail.
Allare respectfully invited to give call before
purchasing elsewhere ;.
B. F: tEARCE.
Hay ST., Fayetteville, Sept, /, 1886. 14-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CA3OLIEA..-nIONTG
EtsY COUNTY
Court Of Plees and Quarter Sessions-Jannnry
Term, 1857.
Pilot Fry;
is. Original attachment
..., p

Il.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court. that
the said defendant is inhabitant Of this State
On mot5n it is heefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the North Carolinian,
paper published in the town OF Fayetteville for the
space of six successive weeks notifying the said Stan
Gil 4. Scarborough to be and appear at Term
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held the Court
House in Troy. the first Monday in April then
and there 20 plead c. rertevy in-i Judgment will
given against him to satisfy Plaintiffs debt. inter
est aud cost.
Witness John McLeman. Clerk of our said Court at
Office the first Monday in January. A. D. 1857 this
26th day of January 1857.
JOHN MeLEM4sN. c. c. C.
Jan 81. 1851 s5-6t
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07

Tall. MEN-In Bu'loch county, ua' 'here
IS said to reside lady who has SIX sons each
=, of , whom is feet Il inches tall. She says the
way she drew them out So was oy 'eed'nS them
on Shanghai chickens
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
STtrtc OF NORTH CAROLINA ROBES 0 \

COUNTY,.
SupSio4 Cont Of Laao-f"H Term 1886
Wassfsm Boyce & Co. vs.. Jonathan '" Regain
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
It appearing to tie Satisfaction of the Court the
said defendent not inhablant of this State 1t Is
ordered bY the Court. that Publication be made III
the North Carolirisrt, newspaper published IN the
Towpf yettevle, for the space ofsix weeks. nol-
flying ~se said Jonathan ". Regar: to appear at the
next of the Superior Court OF Law for the Coun
ty OF r ooeson at the Court House in Lumberton on
the faSth Monday in March next, and then and there
to plead replevy or final judgment viii be gwen
against him.-Witness Alexander Mcmillan Clerk OF
said Court at office in Iumberton tie fourth Monday
in September 4. u. 1856. This 22nd Dec. 1886.
A. MCMILLAN, c. S G.
JAN 10, 1857. 81 ct
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
NORTH CAR0LINIAN
FL .1|ETTETILLE.. ~. e
MARRIAGE.

Nature never did bettay the soul that loved
her; and nature tells men to marry. Just as
the young is entering upon life just as he
comes to independence and mans estate-just
the crisis of his being is to be solved, and it
is to be seen whether he decides with the good,
tie grea. snd'she true, or whether he will sink
and be lost foreeer--mat.imbn9 gises him bal
last and right impulse. War with nature and
she takes sure revenge. Tell a young man
not to have an attachment that is virtuous, and
he will have one that is vicious. Fiftuous
love- the honest love Of man for the woman
he is about to marry, gives him an anchor for
his heart; something pure and beautiful; for
which to labor and live.
And the woman, What a purple light it
sheds upon her path; it makes life for her no
day dream, no idle hour, painted shadow,
no passing show; but something real, earnest,
worths of her heart and head But most of us
are towards, and dare not think so: we lack
grace; we are of little faith; our inward eye is
dim and dark-The modern young lady must
marry in style; the modern young gentleman
marfies fortune But in the meanwhile the
girl grows into q II bid maid, and the ybuth be-
comes a man about town, man whom 1T is
dangerous to ask into your house, for his bust
ness is intrigue The world might have had a
happy couple; cad, it gets a woman fretfu,
nervous, fanciful, plague to all around her
He becomes sceptic in all virtue; a cor
ruptor Of the youth of both sexes; curse in
whatever domcst: circle he penettates. Even
worse may result. She may be deceived and
may die of broken heart
r. to thcr aS-
socia.e only with the vitibus and deprascd
bring disgrace and sorrow on himself and all
around, and sink into early grave. Our
great cities show what becomes of men and
women that do not marry. Worldly fathers
and ,sotl.ers ad their-soIs not to. marry
until they can ford to support wife; and the
bows expend double the amount in low compa-
Ey Hence it is, all wise men Qlke Franklin) }
advocate early marriages; and that all our
cseat men, with rare exceptions, have married
young Wordsworth had only one hundred
pounds year when he first married: Lore
EIdon was SO poor that he had to go to Clare
market, London, to buy sprats for supper
! Coleridge aud Southcy can't find had any
income at all at the time of their marriage
We question whether Juthe. at any time
had more thah hlty POUNDS year we oiao
humanity in its very dawn. Fathers, you sa.
you teach yonr sons prudence-you do no sucl
thing; your worldywise and clever son is al
ready ruined for life. You will find him ut thl
| faro table, and at free-ove circles. You
wretched worldly wisdom taught him to avoie
the snare Of marrying youug, and soon-f he i
not invo- we'd i'll embarrassments which will las
him life-tle--he is blaze fellow-heartes
false without single generous sentiment O.
manly aim; he has
"No God, no heaven, in the wide wbrld.'
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
James Kvle

HAS just received very large and general assottS
ment of GOODS Among which are,
French and English MerinGs
DO. Delains, Plain and Figured
Dress Silks. Fig'd and Plain
Black Filet Mits;
Sleeves and CUlats;
Clbths, Cassimeres and Satins:
Bear and Negro Blankets:
81 to 12-4 Bleached and Brown Domestics;
Gentlemen s Ready-Made Clothing,
Carpetng, Good aud Common
Boots and Shoes;
Anchor Boitipg Cloth;
kerseys an, liinseys
Irish Linens. Crash
Table Diaper and Napkins
With many other orticIes, all of which being pur
chased ny the Package. win be offered at low prices
by wholesale retail.
Nov. 8. 1856 2S-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
EGHNOCsDE IN ALABAMA.

The Mobile Advertiser of last " Wednesday
contains the following:
At Spring Hill, on Sunday night. shortly
after o'clock; Negro man, named Paul." q
teamster, OF driver, belonging to Col. j: S.
Deas. was killed ON the road by citizen, NAM
ed Fred. Fincher. The circumstances we gath
them from the neighbors WIS were called
upon by Fincher for help, were materially these:
Mr. Stein, aud Mr. Tuthll. whose residences
are close together, heard their names shouted
out with a call for help light! help! and on
down by Fincher, who was calling loudly for
assistance; and struggling with the PROSTATE
man, who, he stated, had assaulted him with
heavy hickory stick, which he (Fincher) hac
wrested from him, and fetied him with; and
was then holding him down, lc:t he shoulo
again assault him. On finding help arrived
Fincher rose up, but the negro Paul; was UNA
/ bic to do So and after few moments OF strug
gle, expired
/ In exclamation, Fincher stated that on re
turning to his home he met the negro opposite
Mt 'rr+bi,Is fence-demanded Eho he was
and was answered by some insolence that was
followed Ly a blow from his bludgeon, which
be however. took from him, aud with it, III self
dafance knocked his assailant down. IT A"tn
cher made no attempt to evade the results, OF
20 deuy the act, though both time ana place
ron,d have rendered it easy to aToid discovery
hd no 60 desired From the account we heart
from Mr. Stein it appears the negro was als'
armed with a large knife
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07

STAI3z 0RTH robson
COUNTY.
Sure lsMrt of Lac-FaH Term 1856.
sChurcf3 EaIkieF Il Johnston vs. iona. w. Regan.
- II sz&23sz(5INAI4 ATTACHMENT
It aTDz SQEthc satisfaction of the Court that the
said df4 1SanDt inhabitant Of this State it is
ordere&& eonft that publication be made i'll the
NorfhS%s hsl, Newspaper published in the Town
Of FaY7z fer the space of six weeks. notifying the
said 90. z j aN.y Regan to appear at the next term
of IL fqurt Of law fJr the county of Robe
d. 1sIIaase in Lumherton on the fourth
No sch nett an. tiaets sad there TO Plead Or
replcvy. final jud cement will be against him.
WITNESS. kieSsnder Mcmillan. Clerk, of ssid Court
at Office f Lumterton the fourth Monday in Septen
Der, a. ID. 1856 This Dec. y, 1856
= A. MCMILLAN. {. s. e.
Jan. 10. 1857. 32-6
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A western editor, on hearing it observed
that person in a drowning condition suddenly
rccoilected all the transactions OF their lives
wished that few of his delinquent subscribers
would take to bsthing in deep satsE.,
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
q NJ. FAULK his MAs Boot serssss ( ssee

A7 establishment to the corner OF
Gillespie and Franklin streets,
Opposite The State Bank. in and under the rooms
formerly occupied by the of 7. He has on hand a
first rate stock cf PLAIN and FANCY, HOME and
IMPORTED Boots, Shbes, Caters. &c. and will manu-
factufe all articles in His line in the best style at short
notice. Thankful for past favors, he solicts con-
nuation of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
Dec. 13, 1856 28-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07

It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the said defendant is inhab;tant of this State
it is ordered By the Court that Publication be made
in the North Carolinian newspaper publlsbct IN ne
Tow, of Fayetteville for the space Of six weeks no
fving the said c. W. Crawford to appear at the next
Term the Superior Court of Law for the County OF
Ro,,eson at the Court House in Lumberton, on the
fourth Monday in March next. and then and there
to plead repevy. or final Judgment will be gwen
:oainst him-Witness Alexander Mcmillan clerk OF
said Court at Office in Lumterton the fourth Monday
in September a. d. 1886. as Dec the END fS'',
\. MCMILLAN. G.. S. G.
Jan TO- 1851; 32-et
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
Maryland Lotteries.

CORRIN & co AGENTS.
= FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL
There is tide in the affairs of man.
Which, if taken at the flood, leads to fortune'
ONE TRIAL NAY MAKE you RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS
TO CORBlN s. co.
The Cid ta1,ished Authorised Agents wio have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other Office in the State of Maryland
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE
SINGLE TICKETS:
Wholes ~ Halves SO cts. Quarters IS cts
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
26 Whole Tickets $1,000
26 Half Tickets 500
&c Quarter Tiekcts 400
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN
Tickets Bought by the Package are always the most
Profitable to the Purchasers.
Try PACKAGE.
For S25 send package Whole Halves & Quarters.
For std send package Halves & two Whole tick cts
For 80 send package Quarts Il one Whole Ticket.
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
One of which drawn at II o'clock each day of the
week.
BRILLIANT.
47.267 Dollars.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
CLASS 80.
CORBlN & CO., AGENTS. H
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
0. HOUSTON

NOTICE.
COPARTNERSH NOTICE.
This undersigned have this day associated thcmsel
YES together under the name and style Of
S. nj. THOMAS u BRO,
For the purpose of carrying the Mercantile Busi
at the Store occupied by S. NJ. Thomas, market
Squarc) where will keep constantly hand
large and well selected STOCK OF GOODS. En-
bracing,
Staple Dry Goods, Hats Caps Boots,
Shoes, Yankee Notions Hard
ware, Cutlery, Hollowwafe,
and large and choice
selection of GRO
CERLES,
Liquors excepted
We respectfully invite friends and the Public
Generally to call and examine Stock before
king their purchases we are determined ntt to be
tSpERsoID by any honse for CASH
Prompt and personal attention paid to orders
S. NJ. THOMAS,
HENRY T. THOMAS.
Fayetteville, Feby I. 1857.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
a IARDz

IL 1AI39
l return sincere thanks to nv friends, custCm-
ers and the public generally far the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to ME. As have ample enc0ur-
agemcnt from my friends, should I remain. and to
give rybody the opportunity of trading with
THOMAS. have concluded to continue bisiness in
this City and solicit the continuationO of the patron
age oil my friends customers and the public generally
TO the concern of Thcntas and Bro
s. N: THOMAS
Fsby 4, 1857. SG-6t
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
NOTICE.

Ray- McLaurin & Strange will pay the high
est cash price for Turpentine until further notice.
Sept 3. 1856 52tf
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN A---a OBi1sON
COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAsoLINA---IsoBEsoN
COUNTY,.
Superior Court Of Lav--FaH Term 1856.
Chul chill Walkley q Johnson vs.Jonathan ". Regain
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
happening to the Satisfaction of the Court that the
said defendent is not inabitant of this State, 1t Is
ordered by the Court that Publication be made in the
North Carolinian Newspaper published in the Town
Of Fayetteville. for the space ST six weeks. notifying
the said Jonathan W. Regan, to appear at the next
team the Superior Court of Law for the county o.
Robson at the Court house in Lumberton on the 4th
Monday in March next, and then and there plead or
repevy final Jud 5ment viii be given against him.
Witness. Alexander Mcmillan. Clerk of said court at
office in I.uEberton the fourth Monday in September
\. D. 1S56--Dce 22nd 1856
A. MCMILLAN. c. S, C.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07

FOR SALE,
ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES: Fr1
snu cohmoh iOBACCO; and almost anything in the
Grocery line. Cheap as the cheapest!
G W. l. GOLDSTON
Fob'y !, 1857. 36-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07
j. A. SPEARS.

j. A. SPEARS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATTENDS the Courts Of Cntberlsnd Harnctt
Wake and Johnston
Address, Teo1er, Harnett Co., n c.
Feb Is. 1856 s5-y
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-07

STATE or NORTH CAgcDy4.-1 -IR OBJ E1s n
COUNTY.
y ;g--7asrs- e1 sf,fi Irr,v ia5,;
l.. 3. Goodwin vs.. c. W Crawford
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

| FROM CALIFORFIA.-IIIcHLY IsrEREsTlso
IRON NIoARAGUA--HIs MEN DESERVING Him.
| ~ The Illinois at Now York, NE have adviser
rom San Francisco to the 9th of March-to-
gsthsr with additional intelligence from Me-
arsgua' The mining intelligence is highly ia
a rich deposit of coal has been found near
Mormon Island, twenty-five miles east of Sa.
cramento City, near the terminus Of the Rail-
| road.
The most exciting topics in California during
the fortnight We're the impeachment of tho
treasurer, DR.. Bates, and Comptroller Whit
man, by the Assembly, and the proceedings
consequent thereto. Tho Senate then ad pied
arssoiution to sit as High Court of impeach-
mont OF the case of the Treasurer, on the 9th
OF the present month, and on that if tho Com
troller on the 9th. DIR. Bates has since been
arrested on two separate charges of felony,
ana held to bail in $4,000 on each Charge
Rowe, who was committed to prison for refns-
ing 10 answer the Grand Jury, still remains in
custody.
The Supreme Court, in the case Of Nou-
CUES VS. the Secretary of State, have reiterated
tnelr former opinion in regard to the uncon-
sttutionality ofall the State Debt over the $500
oo0 authorized by the Constitution.
The notorious Ned MCGOWAN has returned
TO Sacramento, and given himself up to the
authorities. The Vigilance Committee will
not interfere.
Governor Johnson has offered reward of
s2oOO for the murderers of Sheriff Barton, Of
Los Angeles.
Calico Parties are becoming quite common,
anu nave everywhere met with encouragement
| and success.
the dates from Oregon are to the 2Sth of
feDrnary. The winter has been much more
severe than for many years before, the snow
oelnS 80 deep in the interior as to impede the
roads, and cause great suffering to the stock
MOST military operations had in consequence,
been suspended.
The lsthmus papers contain further intelli-
gence from Nicaragua. Gen. Walkers posi-
ton was still critical. The allied forces were
about to receive re-inforcements to the xtent
of 5000 men.
Gen. Canos was to march with 1900 from
Leon against Rivas, and 1000 were to march
| to San Juan.
The intention of the allied forces being to sur
round Walker with nearly 5000 men. The nu-
merlcal odds of which would be 10 TO l.
the situation of Walker was considered as
nearly desperate.
The Illinois brought 25 deserters from Walk
er, anu lOOO moro were taken on board the
steamer GrInada, for New Orleans, their pas
sage being paid BY the Costa Rican govern
ment.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE WESTERN WA
TERs.-The steamboat Sultana, from New Or
leans bound for Louisville, was lately DESTROY
ed by fire at Hickman, Ky. She was owned
and commanded by Capt. Baird, who purchas-
cd her for Sl2,5OO, and was insured for $4,000
In the Delaware Mutual and $1,000 in tho Mer-
chant's Insurance offices of Philadelphia. The
steamersJ. Ii. OSlesby and Grapeshot came
IN collision in the Ohio river, near Portland
ana the latter was 50 much injured that she
soon after sunk near the Kentucky shore. The
OglesDy landed on the Indian shore. The
Grapeshot was from st. Louis bound to Pitts
burg, and this is the third time this year she
has been sunk. The Eau Claire, on her first
trip from Pittsburg to the Chippewa river, Wis
cousin, was sunk in the Mississippi river, below
81. Louis, by collision with the South Amer
lea. The Eau Claire was to run ON the Chip
pewa river and was heavily laden. The A. L..
Davis, from Nashville, bound for Waitsboro,.
on the Upper Cumberland river, was sunk in
ten feet water lately at Gallatn Landing, and
Will be total loss. She was heavily laden
with dry goods and groceries amounting to
SO,OOO, which were partially insured in Nash
vile, and the boat was owned by the Messrs
Crouch and was worth $1,000. The Belfast was
lost recently, by striking the chute of Island
90, IN the Mississippi river. Two hundred and
NIFTY tons Of railroad iron were thrown over
board to tighten her off, but without effect
The rest Of the freight, except four or five
casks Of rice, was saved, us would also DO her
machinery aud furniture, but the boat is loss.
The steamboat Amazon struck q snag at the
mouth Of tho Missouri river, and sunk in eight
feet of water. She had on board 200 head OF
cattle, and as many hogs, all of which, when
she struck, were cut loose and driven overheard
where large number were drowned before
reaching the shore. The rest of the 'freigh
consisted of 200 barrels Of lard, COO coils o
md -
The boat was worth $4,000. Parti ally in
Sur5d. =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
JonY A. NICHOLSON, Sec'ry.

AN ENGLISH VIEW OF our New SECRETARY
OF STATE.--The London Times, OF March 10th,
has an article on the rumored appointment Of
General Cass as Secretary OF State, in which,
after mentioning his antecedents and explaining
the reason of his selection, it observes
0Mr. Buchanan will limit the application of
the theory promulgated at Ostend, and General
Cass will discover that the British government,
with which he will at once enter into cores
pondencc, is not mere grasping, hearlless ,dess
potsm. AT the age OF 70, even the most fer.
vid spirit, is somewhat disposed to tranquility,
and we can well imagine that, after having
made war speeches to two generations of his
couutrymen, the new Secretary of State will
settle down into sufficiently peaceful and rea-
Aonsbls man of business"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

NEW DEMOCRATIC PApER.-Ths Democracy
OF Delaware, it sppearS, are to have more hslp
IN the advocacy of their principles and mea-
sures, by the establishment of a new paper in
this atty, We learn that arrangements have
been MAIDS, and that the lrst number will ap.
psar in the course Of a few weeks. The edito.
rial department will Bs under the control of
DFS. Wm. IL. White and J. R. Stradlcy, gem
tlensn of talent aud education, who WELD able
pens. The size Of the paper will be tho same
az thst Of the REPUBLICAN,. W. d. Wharton
publisher of The Dover Sentinel, will have
aharss Of the mechanical department. We,
learn that considerable Dissatisfaction exi,ts
amongst the harmonious" in this State 10.
wards the Gasst!s, aud particularly in tbi.
county, and that tho idea has been entertained
by many Of the members OF the party for some
time, to commence the publication of another
Democratic journal; that the Ga=stts had be-
come odious and Objectionable, aud would no
longer be countenanced by them IA tho Organ
Of the party.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

q OBlT DAtY;-Ded on Sunday, Mlrch 22d, 1857 oil
about II years, - " 'h'9 ''iNh'' "Seu
IN thu death Of Miss Lynch most estinao pirl Ina. baen
hksn from elree Of beaved friends. which She adorned
~ her winning disposition and aniab quntos of Leart-
III Ta7 warmly httaohed 70 her Sabbath School aud
her years. Her death has created In tha snn III a itti
school cjnpanions heartfelt sympathy She was the rst
son Se ~ a. eminent degree. Had she lived
elhU9 81 her parents family. BIT sha now early aid
poieHh the gTeon earth, wliers her sutbsr will no miro e
broken until The great trumpet shall summon her lenco
the throne the savior so aored upon whose bosom
sue new calmly rePoSes IDA.
ST. GEORGEs, March 20, 1851.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
Clothing for All seasons of the Year.

.. " +. O'DANlEL, Fashionable Tailor has
IA ~ now IN hand ut hiA tabiishmont No 59
IA Market street between SepOn and Wind straets
IKE a. sSsensIye assortment Of CLOTHING for ali
Punio isotlsd HIS clOthns is made Of the hest mate.
ras, got up Ia tho post style sud will be dIspused or nj
him call. - 49,
He onstantly on emit of ,ohs
CaSmers AMI Vesnss of the latest and most approved
les, which VIII bo made order the shortest
Aotce ito tteTs himse u garine nts made at hi
VIII net suffer 70 conparso1 with those
satisfaction. $3.50 sN
n. B.-Parents and Guardians, please to take notice
that have always on has assortment Of Boys Clsh
tu9.
az Boys Clothing lade to orderat the shortest mo-
w. F, DtDANIEL.