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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

WATER SrREEr.-Every candid man will ad-
NIT that this Street should be widened. II is
much too narrow for business purposes it
prevents improvement, and causes that portion
of our city to present an unsightly and thrift
less appearance. But who shall pay for doing
the work, and the damage to property hold
ers is the question to be decided. A few
weeks ago the Council appointed committee
TO confer with the Railroad company in regard
to this matter, and we understand that Mr..
FELTON, returned answer to communication,
setting forth tho views of Council, that the
Railroad company declined acceding to the
proposition made. Since that time we have
heard nothing further in regard to the matter,
and know not what course the members OF Coun-
Gil intend to pursue. One thing is certain
however, the street should be widened and
either the Council or the railro adj COM
pany should foot the bills. One or the other
body should be brought to this point, or some
compromise should be effected. If the Rail-
road company receives advantages in passing
through our Streets, it should make the street
wide enough to permit the passage Of vehicles
and the cars at one and the same time, unless
stpulations to the contrary were originally en-
tered into. The Council in that event should
bear the burden of the improvement. We dc
mo- wish to impose on either body, but if thi
work is ever to be done, now is the time to de
termine who should do it, and let it be forth
with commenced. We hope that the Council
will not allow the matter to slumber, unless il
is to sleep the sleep of death.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

GONG WEsr.-There seems to be kind OF
mania among the people in regard to /" going
west" From nearly every hundred in the
State we hear of some one leaving for Ohio,
Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, or Kansas.-The object
is to better their condition, but in many in
stances the reverse is the case, and hundreds
vino have removed from Delaware in times
gone by, have desired to return, but were pre-
vented doing so by the low state of their iinan-
ces. Men go west and make money by the in
crease in the value of their land, not by tho
sale Of its products, or engaging in mcdaniel
pursuits. In fact so far as money is concerned
and the comforts of life generally, the peopl,
are poorer in the new than in the old States
1t is great mistake to remove into them, ex-
cept it be to purchase land and even then the
same submission to privation, and self denial Of
all luxuries and many comforts both social
ly and physically, with well directed effort,
would lead to wealth any where. 1t is a great
mistake for such large number of young men,
and particularly those owning land, to go to
the west. Fortunes have been made in Della
ware, and may yet be made, while the social
advantages are incomparably greater than in
new settlements.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

TaE Does.-lt will be seen, by reference to
the proceedings Of the City Council, that a
plan has been proposed to prevent dogs run
ming at large without being registered, and
having on, through portion Of the year, good
wire muzzle. Provision is also made for talk
ing up horses, mules, COWS, goats, geese, &C.,
found running at large on the streets. The
movement to get rid of the dogs is highly COM
mendable, but we think the plan proposed,
rather too expensive. We are in favor of de-
Captivating all dogs found running at large in
violation of the ordinance after proper notice
has been given of its provisions. To lay out
$1,000 in purchasing lot and erecting a
house is paying too much for the benefit of the
owners Of useless ours. The rates proposed for
redeeming horses, mules, COWS, &c, are ex-
cessive, as these animals are rarely found rum
ming at large unless they have accidentally es-
capped from the enclosure or stable. Fifty
cents or dollar would be ample. The ordi-
nance, however, will come up at the next
meeting of the Council when it will doubtless
be considerably modified. Vs..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

DESTRUCTION OF LIPE IN CHINA.-Sr John
Bowring, in his Notes on China, states that
Il human life there is held in very little value.
in addition to the vast numbers who perish
from the want of means of subsistence, great
numbers perish from storms and typhoons,
which visit the coast, rivers and lakes, on
which they expose themselves, in their frail
boats ofevcry description, which are some
times overwhelmed by hundreds and thousands.
So also whole towns and villages are often
swept away by foundations, against which no
adequate precautions are taken. In addition
to these causes of destruction, ii is reported
that the late civil wars have led to the loss of
millions OLIVES. The sacrifices oflite by execu-
tons, also, is lrlghttul. &c At the moment at
which write," the author remarks, &c it is be-
iieved that from 400 to 500 victims fall daily
by the hands OF the headsman in the province
of Quangtnng alone" We close with the fol-
lowing extract on the subject of infanticide -
There arc various opinions as to the extent
of inanticide in China, but that ii is common
practice in many provinces admits of no doubt.
One of the most eloquent Chinese writers
against iniinticide, Kwei Chung Flu, processes
to have been specially inspired by the " God
OF literatdre 3" to call upon the Chinese people
to refrain from the inhuman practice, and de-
clareS that the G cd had filled his house with
honUrs and given him literary descendants
as the recompense for his exertions.-
Yet his uGnunclatlonS scarcely 20 larlHer unah
to pronounce il wicked in those to destroy
their female children who have tho means of
bringing them up, and some of his arguments
are strange enough :--' To destroy daughters,
he says, is to make war upon Heavens har-
mony,' lin tile equal number of the sexes,)
the more daughters you drown, the more
daughters you will have and never was it
known that the drowning of daughters led to
the birth of sons.' lie recommends abandon
ing children to their fate on the wayslde' as
preferable to drowning them, and then says -
There are instances of children so exposed
having been nursed and reared by tigers.'-
sWhere should we have been, he asks, if our
grandmOthers and mothers had been drowned
in their infancy p And he quotes two in
stances of the punishment OF mothers who had
destroyed their infants, one OF whom had q
blood red serpent fastened to her thigh, and
the other her four extremties turned into cows
feet Father Ripa mentions that of abandon
cd children the Jesuits baptized in Pekin alone
not less than three thousand yearly. I have
seen ponds which are the habitual receptacle of
female infants, whose bodies lie floating about
on their surface.
II is by no means unusual to carry persons
in state of exhaustion little distance from
the cities, to give them pot of rice, and to
leave them to perish of starvation when the
little store is exhausted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

JONES Il CO., of tho Cries gNr uST PRICE
Cothing SfOhE, NJ. 2l0 Mart-. ~ ~
addition 10 having the largest, ~ o ~ h'cn-
able stock Of UOiblng ia pllltdepl.u % lressIY
for retail sales, have constituted eveft tue ms own
ole the very lowest price Il be sold .fey can
not pqYsbly vary-al must buy atihu. TLe snUds are
With tms Sasns, p so ai ali eaa bus VIII IT, u as
suandc Y Setting good sitole AZ the very lowest
latest stl les and host qnul which will ho made 10
oIie ~ the npal lashionnle mud best manner, 70 pfr
''''''' "'V'' ''N''' 'yy0tNis CO.. Philadelphia,
HI For SALg,-At ilglge No, DelAwnre,Iom Ivy ID
Llalmatic inld which effects dA Of Rheumatism, an
Prevents seais lulis an Chilmt tom pateilns. Ivy
sharpeis dl ris'7 speedily Ivy durable l1k used With
The best " dplpto pitts cui he 0ul rvapd IN eheong
sIiTeg idisPepy sats ii rls tnd Phoenix biers,
yys eosra griP sPeoy renedy lqi Summer COM
y with which, 5Ss NJ o nsnr VIII s s% e ab sgg
yrnP rosye my wife Of DaGn last night at ihroe doaea
sried many things without effect J. Q. ANnrRsoY
I'VE, the mdoaignci, have used John ivy's Rheumatic
Fluid and Ch1ela syrup q our families, and have found
Nc palms i,S aud ,ootiaebS cuts Sores iTo st bes
bufns coughs colds aud collie. Tho Cough Syrup Tor chO-
Ho aud 5lqsd Scw SSs sSs We oRsei s feoS S
mend Il g the pghlc ~ being worthy q their patronage
lasoq, WIN, Mullen, WIN. MsSson, EiisaBSih Nlas sou
m o II haz5atd' I1 Short Robert haision, THONGS
Ngnt2h James Billing Sewel Green, WIN. Neatly lrnkly
er SPisSr Warren ssia c. MStedith, Tbomas lct s
81, Gsnrgq MqBudes Sieycns"l Benjamin husband. A
1f Il s a4sss d sss b Ba' As s.HSM fs
il2M9 1--WE a9d John Io DelnPsey Of New Castle county;
a al GhdEo gaBB PR T5 ShS d Ss RsSSSo
hut staple article Of commerce bsgt and sold ~ neTl
sinnts ahd druggists Benoraly, through THIS and adjoining
Satos. John IVY, Proprietor
For Sale by D. +. BURTON, bower, aid Is Wussls,s
AflWugtsn, June an
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

AFFAIRS IN WAsHINGTON.-WA WASHINGTON,
April lO.-Ex-Governor Geary returned to
Washington this morning, to close his official
business with the government. He has stated
to his friends that he will not be drawn into
newspaper controversy, being satisfied that
while he was governor, he honestly, and to the
best of his ability, discharged his duties. He
also says he will not be responsible for thepub-
LEGATION of reported conversations, many of
which are contradictory but is willing to be
judged by his official acts, and the statements,
which, by himself, were committed to paper.
The presents from the King Of Siam to the
President have been deposited in the State
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

In answer to the communication over the sig
nature Of One that would like to know" which
appeared in our last paper, we would state that
the translation of the inscription upon the stone
in front of the church at the corner of Fifth
and Walnut streets, is imperfect. 1t should
read" The Westinghouse Of the Evangel-
ical German Congregation of Baptsed Chris
tians, Founded 1856" In relation TO the
interrogatory as to "what kind of socicty'' oc-
cupies the building, we would merely state,
that the church is regular Baptist, differing in
no way from the Second Baptist church at the
corner of Fourth and French, only that the con-
gregation are Germans instead of Americans
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
MARRInD,

On the 5th nst this city, by the Rev Charles reek
MR.. GEORGE w. B1RRELL to Miss MARY u. MAGUiRE.
In Camden, Delaware. on the 9TH inst by Rev Daniel
Iamhdin Mr. IosRpn b. AtRGRpvE SGaiurd, To Miss
HRTT1E VAN BuRKALow, Of Camden, Del.
At Marcus Hook, the LIST Of April by tho Row J. Wal
ker, Mr.. JESSE PERKINS 10 Miss MsRy cRoSES, 9l Of
Wilmington, Del
On the evening OF tho % INST. by Rev. 49, -. llaniu
THos. HINDRsI Jr, to Miss DIVA j. GoonwiN, all Of
Baltimore.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

MlllINl4iiN SINlltI..-
50 Nh KS. J II, GORDON, respectfully informs tho
G. lfG lHd.s of w ninstun and vicinity that she las
M removed from her former place at business Mt No.
w Market 81, to The store lately occupied by the
IlssesR eynolas, No.2 WEST siNTii STREET where
sue viii CONTINUE tho business IN all Its vrrius hfanches.
Hvlu9 laid stock goiS, the Ladies' respect
fully invited o.gall BONNErS Of every dlscTptlodcon-
HItptd llf Tho Season Her aiS a+ been selected with
hey CANNED Unsurpassed in asuty ansha will BIZ enabod
t. sr!l Nt Prices tllt ctmigt ihll 10 please.
N B--Rleaflis aud Pressing attended, iO at the short
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
L;,,shigh and suhuYiklli Coal.
CcAL CoAL!! COAL :,
G2dO lhs. to tho 6nn.

ETsFsstasassl - ~. llbHl1IsS having Openeu
SFrsafStssA -. yard on Front 81 above Madl-
ssztf{f5N son, Respectfully invite his friends
and the public generally to his large
r, =, , 90, ana superior assortment of Ashland,
Blnok Heath, ramNqua, and Locust Mountain White
ASH Coal, which has been selected with great and
inG family my iletIy use, being confident that
y cannot ne surpassed by Coal IN III market, The
Cpul is very carefully screened At tho yard and is
warae1 as i-a from slate Dust, and other impurities
as POSSIBLY can 9e aud Is kept pc ieey DRY, being all
This yard being distance umthe Rallr,Hdngd hay-
ing three different G1es go In and out l. the
safest ana nst convenient ward tia city for country
teams , ,AAii;Sn, Wood Of suPerorqnahy for Sale.
abnye Trout OF Mt WIN. d, Wiggins' Real Estate OH
MARKET above Sixth street, will BIO promptly attended to
Nov. 6-GmOs,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
rInW FlIIinerY Store.

Mss Emma j Mg0tc6, No. 6 East 18th Street,
LPilsoR BHtiaiRg,) Wilmington, Del.
a Respectfully INFORMS her Friends
IN aud iho aitc5ot Wilmington aud ITS viraity that
ssa3j she has iusl opened now Millinery establishment
ny where all articles IN her line can Gutaned al he
pwos rate nn lhaa HppWyed sly es. Ladies' will please
Gn and examine for themselves. She hopes by nor
nno ittontionto merit share OF public patronage.
uuru
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

The ACQUISITION OF CUBA.-The editor Of
the Delaware GGsette expresses the hope that
Mr.. Buchanan will make the acquisition of Gu
ba, leading measure of his administration
From this we suppose our neigbor is willing to
fillibuster little to accomplish the object-to
gain the prizc-even if he is not willing TO de-
fend the doctrine inculcated at different times,
that might makes right"-that which we can
not get by fair means we will take by the rob.
her right of force. - Certain people have
looked upon Cuba with longing eyes and Itch
ing palms, and the government must act dis
crectly or it will become involved in a struggle
which will be disgraceiul, whether attended
with success or defeat
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

We have had upon orr Book table for sew
eral days, De Bows Review and Industrial
and much statistical information. Statesmen,
politicians and literary gentlemen will find in
its pages many interesting articles, and to such
we recommend it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
VIVA. EsIEkEGe KHNsEY,

10 WI. NJ y EAHIag RAMSEY,
tSnccessor 10 NJ, PHlLlIPS,j
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
ueBNEss EsPFas AND uARKwT sTs
,,,,,.,. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
GnE dPS A MT nF2R f KEsEFPERs
ARrI2FiiFEs5 4 io 3W5i NJ. Pf BsiIfi!Sh , AT
Alorlerz will be pl0mpil, attended 10. mar ,o IT,
L GacIigALl.'s bUaLarIM,
LoUDEN'S lNDtAN ENpECroRANT
Loupgys ,,iRgFE! jAP4fl%i AAlcINALL'sbuE Store.
,ornr>,s - ,iisI,y \ =; NslyALL'5 Drug Store.
''"pD''N : TN IN a ~ Il y, HiLltSiEk' ,.e,
LouDENsFEYEER HNBi HHGGiGn.AtIf Iis2F us Store
En,fnrx,s -, Bg' itlat;E MolNALl's Drug Store.
LorpE>,s ,dKq3iR,,I gt N5iNAkI$ ,pis Store.
L6GbENS cnMr6h IS MTSSSSI1tIti lRR RF l smtqEEo
,,,,n,>,s, Htgy !lgtE M,gl,$ALi.'s Drug Stare.
a,,n,>',s 9aia u rit'!'G 0ms Store.
LouDays c f2R 4 Ns%iS{h MIMI Drns Store
Bp ol ,o,, Bqy at y cliN SA 9raf store.
or flesh, and little tess prices. iaii 4 ttff IT.
Ls.EzEGaA ANB scEEuXLAXE,l5 CUaa,,
- u use. 81 tsi SrMfsh no E9E o F4Ai LIZ,
,-<SssS5.. ofreceiHgiag e r., Ego9 qrtiele a
~ ma, eli II "S 7 M" TSns of Fnt TST9 Il
,esS PURE LOCUST MOUNTAIN or
Alb 4, S;i1 I, m aGmixqS and
W ,anti sHss5or n aFi W. l I 1 Sc
SSamnc M. i5f sH SSiE1lre a. 9nd
- -, = - - w.
MGW GyA y xALsG.
e@Tas, TIE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST
.higSM .ceeyed, .na has for sale Nohsnoy Goal Of
s-ssssy fns Wy h , gtaiiiy which he will sell
byI Pnmey eogneT km Inc S S@,a t2TnSty no
phGftns ilmo constantly % hand. -
- Slo-!gs, II. y. WlCkERSIlAM
,..,,,- ScAE,.
-, ,soyTH SsPrinl mountain Leigh Coel fer
Soai a"hutHB s' so ygrS pHGte fr,iosa
ssSssSgiz5 SChu,Sll Prisgs. wolf creek aud broad
lannnaln, always on hand, AL those vA[ie-
VIII u'u' 'h' aH" 10 CUSTOMERS c!ehh, (4iu nS TO the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
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y,g s',s H., To- i, your eamhar Yila mn ~. c5-
heag9i' 0qS W'''"wi, nn icnr Crae Snlt Chllrj or
GntQrl NGNiCH0L's Fourth mud shipcy So
ca % iai a ' s fi'h 'Pc e %5 Cd. !t
o"'' 4Si VIZ, NH, II PlS mi,a ,i!
fE"a Tonll sags l.nl 'ne 10 i.,,6l D1aiS "a Mir.
,,liote9EEtAcAIi1lioh'5, Fomlh gaa shiploy s,s
" y9i Would 1yrifoH fnew Eight p9'ari whom you
li9t% MAc%lcG0Es. Zen Il, anil shipley Sta
~ yW WnNI save t1Hn F@otn 'rhfer bu'Urs ora rot Of
GotG NNGNitIl0L's, Fourth n.d shipoy Sta.
ily"g Void .ay' r,g Iw'htJ i've rhlts To Two Dollars
Gon1EAGNiGii0iis Fourth nnl SIMPLIFY sts.
lgs' IA a1s onn4d aud Fls wilt is ta,io iy ta way
,os ID S ,iois ad ~ III ,ia Il, NJ S5s
Il, ','I' i',3 !,Hn;a; y IngNa oyer our stock
&, ,nHs" e.. 4 x i,'ilI . no ytfS nnvA 10 lnl q'n f.
lr nsufWner Bn1r3 and SiiosS b, 81 Io6 Ike Wi,
:" ,4's mo-" lave lri. aH gnig. set AMI 80 rNi oi
nlnr ka-rA W atI Jr Doors t siito.- i,f trga F'.e
H., ~ 9 MI, & ,S fI-SGS a,4
lAtga ihiet sna hacI 3"oTa, cha 1--WE have sodiu sd0
sl,2b wtt n4w ti ~ c.s,, AHA l0i piir ai iei's
,ii @ N,,, 1i' -,.a' '- ela li'' Bay nof Sl,ai
VIII @ W. , il Ss f% Sat. %f ESAI pst a va
.nG1 qm 10 a., 10 10 aid pill; ti,tG Is no Etrp
@ p " rs "a 4. ~ H32 i'i SaaGT'ihg Iiaer 33oi
i', ~ \, ,'v " rGi1t ~ point q ilsl1n Is lnlil 70
g2Ay war4 tlio Efwn gll tlo Tau c4urs occupy prom
NH netny N ' ,1a3 w en- j.iI i,at ll'ie '@l5s
et pn;s tincrf. have h5fl niuakns up i1iiri hnr
al d aa@s aT , tr h. g MO- a,e
MY - as,ss o. 9y'g II 4lee4t tolors and snlqs ol
It,5 iINy hiy u sli. a ai see WAn wr cn off, you
Wesi 2,j NJ. Wima5ta1 Boi. ''''S' ''' i"
~. THE Wll;lihM TENN CO iGl$G, STOVE
rSf ~ in sos AssOl Tor 0G ~, ss'eo The eeebt
4 lulp Dad
We thlnk uur '"t rlsu deserves hs encouraged ior
Penn; poreiyoris axaeeius INV ptces, an sfrai Va
meats Give hlr call, and We .hiak you VIII
~ gt, J, -.AAls oQji0U %YU6l'--Wo d7oat
tsP cal aiiepti"u iu rHygrsInu ni this great Te
@in ioT as59h,s ~ "" 3Gssi and Lungs u u prepared
bids" G1siGusat Gs csfae lSTigE
!. , "" r',il,'' aIht "a, prd!r'nrs 20 he hhlotSt
TitN cn,i lHIittIos. ihis SNrup hasBlrcgdy hueama
uid grio o stc'c ~ VIII IS 81 dea AsTS
WIT" i %f lnNN A. ensl"l, H. wrAayc ~ d lub
a. "owouidlfec. NJ t,nt ,pptn thru Nhin ,lnlmint.
'g}rGa9t gSt.lan rcngaS s Rh,umHlj M Spuns; F,o-
yrhn ,5rlly 5ar, posuiaf Ia bmrriea. ioSsgloss,
Hut hpwais n general.
,,ExrHANgp fouR SrANIsu CosS roR HEALTH,
A#R1 s.a r aSi aG, ' ", ES" l
4tsrr 'lllE btdls Gsji ].
l:n' u Durs4 NUu d" wish 10 buy,
~ llsl4m. ". y iiuln'' q auy 3edo or pain,
T@os ta.5h aaa.,'is a R s1tt5 'GB rpn!.
r. welovr ease the sad5Jafs 3tn8.
lT H. piegs,el w hsg,a,i2 ossitycn-ss,
No. sIis ri Ei9 Ill ". q" 'ISi sgnt T. Is miIl,
l'grsg any o.''ts aui cure glrronteeI,
oar delight is gorsJavl human sadyFinl. z.
Bu.,r Ngg have ile Ghol,Fa marlin. OF l'lux,
.yi Gbne'l Syrnr cures, .i,l pt,g % eostivonoss,
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

The LAND FEVER IN THE WEsT.-The st.
Louis Courier speaks of a stringent money
market in that city, and thus refers to the
cause;
ginal entry from the government, but by The
farmer purchasing from his neighbor, who takes
the money and removes to the distant terri
tories and then again invests this same money
in new lands, bought from government, which
is producing arrangement in monetary affairs ;
vslSua word, the prominent cause of this great
saaGulaton in lands and town
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onr Treasures the y mug ones the saintcd dead"
NAIVE ~ .4is llia pn sa4aA oyentf $40 Pm uliinn'
qpqlnimnk Id, tlie a7 wear ii her asG. THUS IL 10
SS sat SS' a@sy i, S2 e Rn. rvs s % 1 N
is aoand hgr seemed To say' DEATH say Thy hli1.'
INV thsl WV require tino 10 oherao She has s1np to
9wlaS nit laTsc cigcl Of eu1 friends 10 mourn
81 A9y y tio aay qseP ~. ss e9 fi DE-
i9s ,ao r. Ss .olpsq tnt love Him. TheesN
AN Slns5 rhoubl1st on onl, sic wells IN Tie ssss
ss5s ~ W. Ske 6e sYt fhs fewer 10y. hi9lh and
Ne%l hoomaSein n,s Eden above, where tie loved ae
lfnoi Designed to onunegato emany oxc.ilenclcs in
tensyny kna aeoSitsd 6y FS S eirce ~ Se
@ s lis KID enI Of e 1ay s9nSh,ss
uE il nn7s nraeNd t Tor the encouragement Of the
BEING lh6Prio Other iny ia s infancy ad p ~ uVi
years ~ a, Esg Gsrc9yo GGy could eiire possosS,
loyey lua iiss ind andlleart lint always ensure
~ es.felV5 liI1iHlship hnt respect of pthcrJ
M, eafly .iG s4e av2 hoT elta God, while it tendon
g t. tle M y Church q WINCH she yemaig respca.-
Sef Hp 80 ,sr eS!i 20 'hd Uhoh triumphant ebdve
eh 81 Gr ehooe rarlieolay her class Through her last
~ .lgllhs YER 1nliTWs were uygns inthe extreme,
APd az ,o 6f l9Rr oii,s3gea aPpoeehelwr she ar
~ don anl ais esus la ilitia i1y dying
5 NV steo q n 81 sp 2 i a 3yg g,,o snd
WI eors 't.ie valley Of ne saow9rt nth IN; satan
.i i,, a,d aie igaip9Ri, li aiDep wi9nfa siFgpie
q ln 1lnSpt mss love, ., Apriia hops Of Immortality
bEnmih" hnlater3gs waves lurun, ihy WIN mourn tie
3hl bH"EWnl VIII when THO "thHarnHl of the Lord
M To Epn.' htil her clothed IN the wJn roh uf nnuf-
gi,y, huI by l;mnano rhts, p dwell % perfect bliss
1"h3hn NtarHNl ns s. Farewell tiu cherished ono for
Nas WIN uanp nnw wt took tho last lingering uJk, and
VAR sre1i gngint Esprit We saw tho nidue cnd,Iak
Md si taiso iaspS jo Ssatij jioGSit ''' '''''
Iarra ! ,g'!!5Soacp slgmbagrdi in quot rep1aa,
orEo ig tlht eiHnl1f utres shall b Hui lhae,
W WIZ Of nillc uls shall i"i leETll o woes,
On! bIesl Slyoii ihs 3pl a HUi lady We unit IL
On, bltSt arc tNr dpni WHO dom Tie iaifd
pIn% re- e ne eoil.,l- 0ld why should've slight IL
nM, on mary o. @unymF har ror"u3 ire aHrd,
nmg wlo,k 81 gHfi lllfy, bore We Will leave liuc,
Inout l'I hgft for gNril3 rude ils. l,l snve lheo
1hMt WIZ orr whose spirit has tlwnl IN llr suftn
lniuC grave %lWe lfnv' tlise, tad beautiful flower,
H9o sweet lat'i fn iroIh Il wD.!l Ions ~ tllum
nt" nal cI'T7l Us awhile, now yiod 10 Llt pOwoF
Ihnt lnii nalpi thee inv iliGr entrins 10 sumo.
rNEpNfr April T. h, 1871, VS..
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rPost- Office Printing, given to the
"Delaware Republican" because IT mas
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
iisbed IN Delaware. Advertisers and
others should bear this fact in mind ana
look to their interest.+Q
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IA AWE sCEEuXAAIf,l5 CUAs,.-
yEgs PuKE LOCUST MOUNTAIN q

~Sls-f ANllbANDCOAiwa rTgied unmiSed, and
~ cgus 10 any l.ehish ir the hinrket. Tho Sc
a, , ~ 'ahtui superior art isle, are invited to
call Al The yard corner Front ratnpll streets and
eNamincirr emseivGB. ma l5-tf SAMUEL EARR
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
\ l; " Goa l. xALsg.

so, TIE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST
.AigM lrceyed, .nd has fpr sale AIahHnoy Conf o.
p-FsSsls Tue yury most gGaliiy, which he will sell
, Inf $ ~ 2ii0 lbB., a. the yard formally no-
ny !, ., Plumey, corner Of King and WateT Sts,-
phnllfinh ilmln constantly or lnnd.
ylu-iy, II. N, WICKERSUAM
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
ziTMBER,
0Sn Onn FEET OF WHITEPlNE
C)UyUUV BOARDS. ,-sT5ssA
2tO,WO. HEM LOCK JulS,f aud Scantling, -AIgH
lhnHO0 plasteLGrs Lath; egSssssSzs5s

10000 feet of White Pine Flooring IonTds;
$4,000 feet Carolina Scautling;
,al0 White Oak POST
lernck Boards, Maple Scgntlipg pointed nales, Sking-
ling gll. Carolina 9arns, Ash plaRs, 90, The hest
quallty Of Scuy kiI Waite Ash C1al from the mo- 81 ar
proved mines Also Slate for sale by
CRAIG n TATNALl,
ln7 cor. of naawnrn AveMno 4 Tainall Strect.