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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
FOR SALE.

G-A f5NfiE WASHINGTON HOTEL a. NEWARK.
etA lwil soil, ut Ptivuto Sale. the above well
fl3w " 1and nov doas hsgy, bgs'aesS Tbs
MAN street. Ihe Fropt Lot il about feet the
street HnH running back about $50 feet. Tho Buiidngt
nhshl " Hrge spacious House, containing some le
m@nm al ~ gond order With large stNlne az 50 y
n9k lqT aite rhia property will rant Tor ovgi s10u,
ana VIII be- 30 fur Sd,5lp; nuH.half Cash, brlHnce,
M9rtfage 'saessiun IN one month after safe, Callof
address the un ieralgned soon. JAMES II. RAY, New
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

fsNHE UNDERSIGNED tntnki ul ur past iavnrs from
generous public, and HopIng to nl1Tli tho sane by
ate ton business and To sedsArIng the American
uAuies TntHceo, snul aud Segas. eivol notice that he
has Just received lat Of superior SesaTs, from Inc most
cdtCbruied hHbulNGiuttIs tuMieTlIg twenty five dr.
ieren Kinds Hud ranging from half Ucn, to ten cents
piece. Alsu lot UfbupariuT Ii El Tobacco. viz. Vii
tgt, lls pn, fig, Ellmr1du, Bneo flutidaj besides
smut vi all k!nd-, fine CIT Tobacco Audi r.Ons, Aillos
nd Gu.dwns lie agent tuI news pGts from l pats
llSrpers Mcasi, iagnr Casks, Aierleap Union Frnnk
le-llrs luBt,utgd Newspaper. amt all kinds Of kewa-
papers constantly huni, lie has h0nG fine Iot
NuIlus, Ninu Bows, Violin Strings, Screws, Bridges
KOsn, TAU Pieces tor NDns Tor sale cheap Tor cash.
he Httsht,O al he public respectfully ulyei to his
store, BuRdWuy between Chcsuut and Walnut Sts,,
Newark, Del, :. Il. CHOATE.
mar, 81 JIuJa, SegNrR, rublccn,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
YOUNG haDIsS IMsEI.yEa,

NUMBER ttiMI'iiE6j 10 TtfiRrf. 'bi9a.irg Of tho
School Will bB resumed hE al April uaru aud Tuition
In English, 81 pgr Scholastic year. payable quarterly in
advance Music, French and lhawS ut Puesao prices.
maj, i5-tf. liEy. TaOs. NJ, CAM, A. NJ. Principal.
:, SUPERIOR COURT PLASTER,-'rNe WIlmngtGn
- Court Plaster, formerly calico Colonization Luuft
Plaster much superior for It's healing and ,t"g 9dhe-
1ah sold 10y ED Y. BRlNGhUhSr & Cs Fractic:l
Druggists and Phagnl Geutlsts, ". w. corner OF eth
Market 10
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
.rAnrisz rzl6 5;ilFEiEs-

MANU- ACrUK f!t of Noek y latoal Locks ngl Ink
seound story, Phiiadelphia, These ocks the most
and dwellings; also manuaeiursr9i Nneks htebt lN1
locks tor Switches and ltfOtd CATsi R- Meek rat
eat lnksunds AMI ell GVpfH for Scuuu DeFkS These
lnkstands tho latest and most Improved ud3 ever
made The pnbc generally Hvitc1 to eau ana give
lin m an xaininatiUn, jacob klRCIlEAls
tnnr - m, 6, Il, Corner OF 7tn and Market,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
=WoVICAi 70 EIoTlSaMEN

N TIE well bred HORSE RICHARD THIRD
[I@SN will sIaud the ensuing Season, iron tho ist Of
"a April 10 the list of August, every MONDAY,
IuEsbAY and y EbNEsDAI " t.s Sable n Mr., John
and Btthr lnhr Of the Subsr heron thu anoast pike
miie iOm Wilmington, cycGi THURSDAY, CRlDAT aud
SATURbAY Richard tic Third s dark Bny, lGt hands
high nnd tor H. urr aoun OF points Of strength Is able 10
ALSO rHE FINE YOUNG CANADIAN BREED
HORSE DUROC, VIII stand a Mr. Jnnn Nor son 5,
every THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,Oftach week,
Hnd every MONDAY, TUESDAY and MEDSE.DAY, At 10
stat Of hs subscriber tho Lancaster pike, DUROG
Is God bay, hack legs 10 han 3inches in height,
trId by the CANADIAN llORsE GENERAL REYNOLDS
~ mr. t 4 i''e"'''' Ss' "O IIIiSipuREN- tItIT
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
: FlOmas HE. Bees0r rII,,77-7

steam sawyer and Wocu GurDefi
NO. 1919 ORANGE STREET.,
PylS& .BuILpING, BETWEEN fIr TIL AND
aEXNI GIREETS, WlLMlNbTON, DEl",,,
ID hH&ettief July Informs his friends and the public
IL sss-Skliy that lie sill eoBuucs 70 cary onat his
old stssid thr Scroll Saving and Wood Tuning business
in al NJ xAfuus Nches. .
Cabinet Turning constantly On hEud. Inuse Brackets
furnished to ?rieror undo by connaeI. Those wshns
n. Boihs hi hest pIIe.s paid for GUN SUITABLE
\ OK CARRIAGE HUBS. InHr, s5ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

A FIRE IN ST.. LoBIs, last week, destroyed
Adolph Meier L Co.'S cotton factory, corner rf
Lafayette and Eleventh streets. The insur-
anss is "a, 900 dollars, which will cover about
two-thirds Of the loss,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

For SALE.--A snug little Farm oft Acres
VEvA q ufgod quality Land Situated on Elk lvgr, G
Ik.EA mlipi from ~ ton, IN Cecil Cnunty, Md. she
tsaaAh md " hami sGme sud Tho improvements arc
story Nls hnns" aud lug kitchen, III gOoT repair
new frame Barn vita cdAr under ~ stHlUFi oribs
grdnuarG, pu lrs house and smoke house. u far
pIr 20 husiira of Lime was put SuptoHlcr last;
Lion phnnDls0 post aih rail ant worm lance now ups 4
bout y Acres nj wuudiant WIih plenty of G1"s nut.
guul llnimg on the River; Ghuroh and School honge
wgin lH!i milo; THO Farm Is vol wateIea. and tine
Spfius al The DIV HI K. This Farm III be sold low Il
applied Price Sjj per Acre, cne-thiTd cash,
Elhnue easy payments Apply 10 JAMES II, KAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

No. Gle Farm Of IN Aores gituste,i IN ooun,y
coed, VOL good W eli ionu-
sll wei watfref, and u good Fem, miles from New
hh nnu tnileH rom Eikton, price 900 Dor Aurc
aiso ave several pnimPfoved raots 81 land one ofOO
'nts q gyou SOIL nnu well lpcate dpfiso SsDper ore
t o ~ pce $50 and Of 81 Acres small house,
eI and VII comp0fu, with any property in n ew Castle
county % - price and location, all very healtby aud
CLOSE 10 Sotool9 and places wufsh D. md would "a
Peclay nylto all 9era9ns 70 call me before puross
ieeiiun' Call or write 10 me. JAMES Ii. RAY Newmk,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

4dDW TIIUNerY ssfpNO,
Mss Emma J. .MyNte&, No. 8 East 5th lStTsst,
(H'tksoM BNiIai@g,l WILMINGTON, DeI.
n RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TER Friends
IN 1ld ihs - ~ tQp qJ IT, ysiEty TIM!
" where AL articles In lar limo rnn bnpbntued Atthc
lowest rates al asi approved les. laieH will pleas
uAl and nHallng tr t1uaelVda. Sine hupaE by
ant lttentlonto MORT alars ct pubic patronage.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
Very Valuable Mill proportv For 8als

"a TINE ApVERTI9ER 0rFl7l5 AT Pre-
fssA YATES LIE, his entire mill property, upssllns
sstHn ulolo Grist Mill two Slw Mills aug nnn Cardn4
t!llA. Machine, running with Parker liishIu whcc',
year and the nhoT nearly new Attached H. the pfnpofly
four dwelling hout's one ~ which "a mn elegant family
residence. rhnfe i; alsn gnOl Wlar valuable llrrnt
and Slat fishery md m measurable bed Of Shell mnfl psu
Chemist 10 ha very ricl. rnn profCrty rnprcgs ah1nt
50 Acres Of CQArAd al; TIN stream of wafer ms good ES
thsrrii On the Pennsula The an1Ye H'opoy u gHcd ut
tnl hand of navIgab water the Nortwot ing vt the
Nnncnkn River; adjoining tho town OF Fedora 5lurR, il
Caroline county Md, vary healthy p1i;hborna and
isoflrel for sale on Accommodations Cri psnRA dspua-
ol to examine Iio property nru rcseaclrly iiiyinl
Join W, BROWN.
fob, 10 -9mns, Fnlrralsfurt Nh.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

children, they appear like neglected, un-cared
for set, generally dirty and ill-el4d. The ma.
jority Of them are girls, and this troubles the
women very much, for they know that woman
Is doomed to misery and life OF slavery. 1t
Is also singular tact that large proportion Of
them are white headed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

a. by, v:HrUE OF sUNDRY WRITS or
~ - III "a. ty me directed, will DO exposed 10
- Fa6S Sae, ., tho Livery Stable IF Rp9ar Porter
next vi II o'clock e. NJ Tie fiiowins eroperty Wiz iii
lie Of Horses one Suikey, two York Wagons two soils
double Harness. two sots single atness stage Hair
ST. four eah5, Twelve s1rnPs 81 Bells one Saddle and
Bride, three buffalo Rubo5 one Omnibus and Harness,
Deufnn, one Mail SEe one Stovo md Horse Blankots
Nc. &C. Seized and taken IN execution the property Ct
SamUl NJ, Williamson, and to BE- sold by
THOMAS NJ. OGLE, Sheriff.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
ruR SaL

a.. 'ENIIE sgbsoribor eTersa at PR IvATk SALE, his
- 1 splendid young STALLION, wIiTElIA LII,
90 This STALLION will be years old next April and
is tho best bred itOS S IN tho State. Ills Sire tho
cnlprRted Northern trung horse WHITEHALL, his Dam
a. Eclipse Lishtiot MARE, TINT was ,e9EIy perfect IN all
hands hlS,a very dark Chesnut, beautifully formed and
PROMISE great iloLtng speed. Many more mn'es of
ierod HIM last yuarat own stable than would suffer him
TO Full pcdigreea can DO gvo!,, :,
fob. ea-tf. DnLAwARR CiTY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
FOR SEE.


sIEsTaa AZ EEiEO TsaEBE. A. ~. .
slS FOR ,TlE SAFE az E,BuL,r, ,FohHBspp
sA SHRUB No, !jl Market street, sNGjni 'our Ia
boye Fourth, West aide, Wilmington Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
fob. aa-tf.


4 SHALL attend NJ Georg stuwn on II oNDAY, tho 18th
Of april next e Dnger, On MoSppAH 9Th day Of
dy of May next, and reinin at each place success
Bivc days ia order to set e with the Schnu Committees,
who expected to appear before VIII 10 IN their
speoivo cJuHteS with lhels vo cheTB pre-
pare for settlC AARON Is. MARVEL,
GRoR3ErOwH mar, 20. Auditor vi Accounts,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

II AsPLENuID CnEsri3R COUNTY FARM,
n AfA EtalAi about mics from Newark, Dei three
lHsEHI mlirA ON Slrickarsvhie and IRON New Lon.
IAislla d"nS Roads. TINS Farm onuains gls Acres OF
PRIME Iul rut an Is nuw IN GOO grAzng order y II a.
tcd mo OAi vol fenced Huil wood Of OF ~ Acres
ni primo tilor, goat spring water IN oil fields, ge m
movements. iErGt House ~ h. %, three stories nigh,
wa brick Kitchen hnck 70 feg Sqpare Gnd ny hMIfhed
@ z tenant ulsCs; 81 by ~ loot, llt tar ttmes
one ID 10y a feet, hOh well finished. WheewrlE.t ana
Stnhlup gund Spring and suno sprung house, Tor lhn
llrge lnnna0l, the Barn 40 Ivy 6J l'ei with shedding
,y,r ilfoo'iis,5ItS A. feet straw ho1pe and wagon
hnisg "a by oIlUg cribs attached, Nnu orb sep
a,ate by 81 feet hEh. This tarml4 sIuAied il FO"l
halby 'ishhouud, thutg hes ahd Schools close IN hind
If al denominations, Rud mil HIOininR. Tins
Fedn Llih RGiH al inn nvenrnl Eni uannut be o1ogl
"a prusHOtl VHnHk AL MOulN hh hll
whtipgn Fam Ike this to call aud see mes a. can be
binght for S05 per Acre. JAMES u, hAh,i
If X.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
: a -V.ALuARrn EAfSM NOE SAFE

a TnE SUBSDNIHEK NFFERS At FKI-
.fs.ltiA VAlE SALE, y Farm situated ~ fenohuet
hsAUu Hundred, Nsw Castle County and stale OF Del
lhfEuH aware. about nilo from e JurlHhing town OF
NewnTE, Hni quarter ofH miro from the Newark Depot
adjoining lands OF James Il. Martin, Andrew Kerr aHdo
TIERS tntnthn! u knfesni Hhinh ~ Acres are wood
land pfOlOn cavity tlmbered The arabic land is IN
ul sate ui cult having been lined all over lnuT
times aud s grnrr part tho MN time within me last
oars with Considerable quantity Oi uanu, AM II ~ wen
WRturei, fhe lmpluyt nrtE aga huisht al Two alpD
anne EiutSAiHd Pichen Rthclrd, with aweil OF Ront
winter he dutr, HiH pump m the same, Frame Barn
iOhy 81 !ul wth DImanand Cotn-vrlb, aHt cSl,a ~
hrr twu brtunrts Corn UtihRHud wngnn house nearly
a built willn ne last u yCnIs, with obor necessary uu
bindings, Ais two Bnd tanunt IuuSa gu the n eintE
gonl Apple UToiard, with nth che o. fruit, Ne IL Is
convenient to the best chunH The count roth for maze
and lena likewise pliots ~ public worship aih mills
Anv nfrsnn wishing 10 purchase will Gail al the under
sisnsd. Price SIS pcr Arfe, peln7 eaa, or Unah
~. 2-lf. ] AAlkS VI. U Nv. NeNNtk. Del. :
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

CoLoSIzIEd EIRGISIA.-Eli ThRyer, Presi-
don't of the now Massachusetts corporation Tor
colonizing the waste lands of Virginia, pub
fishes in the New York Herald an account of
the plan ofthat concern. 1t is styled the North
American Homestead Company and proposes
TO buy land in Dinwidde, Accomac, South
ampton, and other counties of Eastern Virginia,
where it can DO had for three to five dollars
per acre. About one-fourth of these lands
they will FIRST give away to actual settlers, one
fourth they will sell at cost, and the remainder
being the intermediate tracts-they expect
to sell at good rates in order to realize good
dividend. lie says that laveholders are anx-
ious TO take stock in the concern, and that
there 10 no doubt of it's success.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
REASONS roR DrvoRcs.--An Eastern lawyer

REASONS roR DrvoRoG.--An Eastern lawyer
writes us as follows -
A. Italian gentleman called at my office
short time since and inquired if lie could get
divorced from his wife. Now, a divorce is not
10 be considered hastily, and ! grayely said
that regretted that our laws favored divorce
anu added that if hu would inform me particu-
larry In relation to the nature and extent of his
grievances, would advise him.
In what particular has your wife Disregard
cd her marriage VOWS 20
Italian" Well, squire, 10 tell the truth,
my wlle don't know noting about cooil'n'."
waited to learn what was coming next, and
all2
Italian" Yes, squire; batting that she is
the incest little oman you ever see In your
suggested to my distressed client that
divorce would cost forty dollars and that he
could teach his wife to cook tor half the mon
ey.
"Bless you" rejoined the Italian. al don't
Know noting about cook'n myself"
Then hire cook to teach your wife"
the Italian becomes silent and thoughtful.
In few minutes l asked:
GLOW do you like my advice7"
Hearing no response, l looked round and
discovered that no had quietly stolen away.
There is good moral to this, but dare not
suggest 1t, for fear Of wOunding the feelings of
some of your lady readers.
related the foregoing to one of the justices
oil the Supreme Court of an adjoining State,
and he told me that he was once consulted
upon Sabbath morning, by rich merchant,
concerning adivorce. The judge, who was then
apractltoner, objected to doing any business
upon the Sabbath but So urgent were the ap-
peals OF his friend, and SO profuse his tears
that The Judge consented to hear the history
OF his trials and the particulars Of his afllic-
tons.
Client.-'s You know very well, Mr.. s.
that was upwards Of forty years Of age when
married Miss B; from which time have
not seen one day of real happiness. Perhaps
am somewhat to blame myself. Possibly
the discrepancy of our ages may have had
something to do with it ; but Mr.. q, if
you can only procure for me a divorce, | am,
willing that You should have the half of my
estate, and my wife shall have the remainder.''
Judge 81" Well, what is the particular mode
by which you expect TO procure divorcei''
Client" Well, Mr.. B, if You come
to that, suppose it must be told. You know
my habits OF life before marriagel"
Yes" ..
"Wcl, whenever now go home and carry
my papers into the library, and by the time
am fairly seated in my chair, in comes my-my
wlie-and-and sits right down in my lap /
Aughr'
And then as if to tip her out of his lap, he
stood up nearly erect with hands extended, as
II fearing she would get back into his lap again
before lie heard the opinion Of the learned
counsellor ON this point OF law.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02
AOTK TEITs WIN

~c fI'HE SUBSCRIBER having leased thu
enNlD y yard belonging to CRAiaR n TAI
-5JSll NALL ~ Water 81, between Walnut and
Hsssss' Poplar Sts;, near Rail Road D. pot Tor lie
op,t -, purpose OF oHrtylng on the WOOD and
S!AuNe, would respectfully inform the citizana On
wilmington anu vicinity, That he is now prophTGd 10 iii
~ ordes IN his line the best OF teTmh especial cars
VIII be TAX IN to purchHset he very article OF Ck
az ~ szei at me mESs which i he ePi in i!y
ists AMI Ltm, burners snppe at the lowest raeF 2giO
pounds given per ton IN Pill cases. Orders left ut nsTe
huehoe ~ fontth 81 No. IS between Orange and 1at
nall wall receive prompt ats uti0n. "
ma, WY WILLIAM PRESTON.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
THE cheapest manure for corn or potatoes in the
~ n, a MeOns inndTote composed entirely Of night
70 be tbs very best article Of tho kind ever Tous III into
sne maskst, u mannIo umred expressly for the sub
20 Sts PET nnsls', Or 81 50 PER hb Ole rna handful
~ etoh mn Will make Urn, Try y 4o barrels
manu-, :. q M. PENNOCK & CO..
hNhS Wilmington, Del.
w sale w 6. BAssEIT, HsUisfys BvlsSs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

e.,--ss TWO fresh COWS, one Ufthem without the
IE4 CGlr for S25, The otherH very nice IOunI Cow
Aa-E-- with Ilg Cs1I BY her side Price So.
J. "A, BROWN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

NOR 5 49, very hue fAIihI. u aljt AsnrA
cres situated IN Kent county, Md miles from f.ygWA
bohema Ferry, aud lfun,ins o. me Bay. Tho sI,tm
land 1901 the bhft qupl and under good I'M liiets
ptoyeuHn under good fencing, divided ntOb helds wen
%nlesl; ~ Acres Or near that amount ~ tm'igr lig
la Famine ,hqrelsa gnoi lgnIlns Ihelmpinyentnts
tue irst Nuur amt up H ~ good nror, Grahnty 81!
% leet WIN cribs ihht will hid sn bus eorn Hsb.ing
~ TUG lTtns yeTs hne ne produce 81 tbS iarm VIII
Nylnents at lH0l with nter1at. Price only S3I let a
s!e, for more Jul Pglticuiars, address JAMES H. RAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

II FOR SALE.-A smgi farm of2i A. ores Of good
flts,a l1ld, hul now raising good crops, ia william
lss:A mice Newark aud within rnlsof smlthye,
Lblls. IA New Castle GnuHtN tbs buildings are Md
lug good STONE huuse with tuu'us aud good barn, AMI
thoplace Is well wntprcd aud divided luIUj fields, With
aiuutd ores vi gu, mOHdnwHud, this hrl il u He!y
-0o1 lo one, mud would suit mechanic we'll aud will
he sold for liun, cash bHuup1 mortgage. Call or al
SSst II III t''N q" JAMES H. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

NEw CAsILB CouNTY, fnA5 4 So, 81.
pom the app uannp Jesse AleAu! IN. Aui niskra
~ loro David !. Riddle, late q 4 G"gIyes ilrndIsa
Ia said County, deceased, u il ORDEHkD ana liree
ted by The Register Ihnt tho Administrator aoresHd
gyo agiee Of the Rranns OF Letters Admin strut ION!
rcoi, By cauhinE a1vsrtIaments 10 DO Po ted within
Tort! DAYS from the fBe of such eltera, nnx OF Ne
mo pubic placer oftle county otNew Cahls ,requir
nus al persons having demnnus asanHt hn EFT
present The abide by an Act OF Assembly In sue
ehe mnus and provided. Aa also the To b
lnterted whiting the period In thr 1oltEsre Re-
Do continued thoroiu two mo N he.
SI-( Given under tho hand and Seal Of Ohif3 of the
81, 80 Register aforesaid al New Castle. N New
t~l Castle Iuunty he la and wear Aboya
written. PETER ID, NDKVER Il ssisi M,
~ OIlCE,- All porsons having elemp against tbs
Estatent he deaeiued must preEout the duly
tosed to the Administrator on hnnr the 24ihday II
EehfnnrY, 1854 o. abs the Aot Of Assembly in aush
JESSE ALEXANDER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

AXoTHER SEARCH FOR FRANKLIS.-The New
York Journal Of Commerce states that letters
received frsm England convey intelligence that
the government having decided against send
ing out another expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin, Lady Franklin has determined
to fit out one from her own private means,-
devoting the remains of her fortune for a final
attempt to discover the lost navigator, or ad-
ditional traces Of the expedition. The quail.
ties of heart and mind which prompt the ACT
command admiration whatever may be aaid OF
the wisdom Of the measure.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
R. wATROUs.. NJ SEWARD. E. H. COOK.
- WATROUS & Co, DEALERS IN
H. HEAVY &. ELFHARDIFARE, Nos. l &

- WATKUUS & Co, DEILERS nv
liz HEAVY g. SHELFHARDIFARE, Nos. l &
g. Water st. Elmira, n. Y.
Wchaye recently made large additions to extensive
stock and have hand complete assortment Of ev
description of Hardware which offer at the lowest
cash prices; consisting Mechanics Tools Building Ma
teral Iron and steel Nails and spiks Ropes and Cord
age Paints Oils and Glass Mill OF every size and
shape either Mulay Gang Circular.
Machine Betting, of all widths, both of India Rubber
leather, Glass at wholesale. We prepared to supply
Merchants with Glass Nails scyhes Forks &C. at Man
ufacturers prices. Tin sheet rOn and Copper work
hand made to order
CONTRACTORS TOOLS-W -Wheelbarrows, Ames' Sho-
wells, Blasting Powder, &c.
Agents for Rich 4 Wilders Patent Salamander Safes
Fairbanks Platform Scales and Wech Griths Circu
lar saws.
Large sizes up to 60 inch always hand and sold at
Factory Prices Particular attention paid to orders by
mail.
Elmira, April 7, 1856. n-44-l2m
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Book Binding.

THE undersigned has the agency of one Of
l. the best Binderies in n Y. City, and is ready to
ceive Books Pamphlets Magazines &C.. to be bound in
any style desired in the neaest and most substantial
very soOn-so send in your volumes. o D. BARTLETT.
April "a, 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
TOWANDA FOUNDRY.

THE subscriber continues to carry on the
Il Foundry business in Towanda and is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line short notice and in
workmanlike He will keep on hand make to
order Plows Stoves, Mill Irons, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon
Boxes and any article of cast iron that may be required
Turning and fitting up work will he done short notice
and reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
to buy at the Foundry, they can be repaired much
cheaper Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. Old cast iron and Grain taken in payment
Don't mistake the paceone door east of Mercurs Block
ap- would also say to those having accounts stand
ing six months that they must be settled without
delay and those having notes that due will do welto
pay mp and save cost. JOHN CARMAN.
. ToWanda. Oct. %. 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

To SAVE VINES FROM BuGs-I would give
my experience in regard to the enemies of the
vine. On my vines first appear, as general
thing, the small black bug or fly the only
thing | ever found to drive them off is Scotch
snuff sprinkled on the vines. have found
that the most effectual preventive against the
effects of striped bug, cut worm or black fly
and in fact all of these enemies of the vine,
(or cabbage,) is as follows: Make box
about seven inches deep by six inches square
on top and eight on bottom. This is to be
placed over the hills as soon as the vines be-
gin to break the ground. / have had my vines
eat off when the blow was just breaking into
sight. These boxes are the only thing that
| know of that will prove effectual.
If this should prove acceptable to You and
your readers, you may hear from me again if
all is well.-USCLE Bradford, Feb.
l85T.-lHo0rt's Rural Rcw Yorker, March I