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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
MEDICAL.

A. b. MoRTLEY, ESQ, of UTIoA, New York, writes: 81
have used yonr PRcTORG myself and in family ever
since YOU invented believe the best medicine for its
purpose ever put sut With bad cold should sooner pay
twenty-five dotaFsa bottle than do without it, take any
other remedy" zEt.,-tE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
ASTHMA oR PnTHIsIo, AND RRoNonITIs;


S.R Your CHEEKT PECToRAL Is performing marvellous
section. 1t has relieved several from alarm-
ing symptoms OF consumption, and is curing man
has labOre under affection Of the lungs for the last
forty years HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

oorsuE4ottres do not despair till you have tried ATER
CHERRY 1t Is made by of the best medical
chemists world, and its all round US hespeaS the
high merits of its virtues-ihU GIeLphfa Ledger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
CIRQUE. wHoorING COUGH, INFLuENzA..

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, !NFLUENLA.,,,,.
SPRXGYIELD, Miss, Feb. Z, 1856.
BRoTHER AYER will cheerfuIly certify PEcToR is
the best remedy we possess for the Of the Ao9tng
Cough Group and the chest diseases Of children We Of
your fraternity in the appreciate your sks and COM
mend yeur medicine to eur people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

y TO +HOUSEhEEPEinS
IN STORE and SALE ut reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain;
Coal Vases, i've sets; Five Stands of different quales-
Also, FGnderS Ash Pans, Coal Scuttes, Toilet SETS Stop
buckets Cake Spice and Knife Boxes Tea TRAYS, Corn pop
Hearth BroOms. assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, Chatting aud Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks Of the best quat Clothes, Travelling and Cap Bas
of patterns; Side IRONS Ance Meat Cutters,
and various other articles useful to House Keepers
NJ &, iWAI.s IIEBURN
dec2O No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

~ AsroR HOUSE,, New York City, March 5, 1886.
Dr. AYER LoiCeiE feel 1t duty and pleasure to In
you what your CnEAnY PEcroEAL has done for my wife
Size 1--WE Iaboring under the dangerous
symptoms Consumption from which aid could pro.
gave her much relief She steadily failing until
Strong city, where have for advice,
trial Of your medicine We bless his kindness
your SKILL for she has recovered from that day
strong she used to be, but IL free from
her cough, and calls herself we'll.
Yours, with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHELBSviLlE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

attention my friends
u tony very and iperb of FAN AMI VIM
Goods received and arriving from the Eastern Gle
Ties CON ng of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

A. A. RAMSEY, NJ D.. ALBiox, MoSRox COUNTY, Iowa,
writes SEPT G. 1855! During my praetlee Of many years
ing and relief cosumpve patients, curing such
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

from service in Nicaragua under Walker, gives a
shocking picture of the desttution, suffering, I'M
treatment sickness and want Of the soldiers Of the
hhbuster chief. To escape from Nicaragua, be
says, is very difficult matter NO person, either
citizen or soldier, is allowed to leave Granada with
out pass and if soldier is canght endeavering 70
do so, he ia taken deEarter and shs Such d is
inevitable fate If person escapes Walker ho
rims great risks of falling into the bands of the
chamorristas, who wsuld alao shoot him. If he
escapes both, he mus; get out Of the country the
best way he can, and runs many risks and dangers
The writer says
walker has now no natives in his army. MANI os
MS troops have deserted and gone ever 10 the Cha
morriita party. His officers are generally drunk
Ne himself is hardly ever It will bo necessary
way in which be gets provisions no W, il mot by iebt
as by tnking itfrom the natives and compelling
country" - NV
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

The United States Agricultural Society will hold
Its attieth annual meeting the l4th inst at the
Smithsonian Institute, in Washington City The
various State so,itios Of kindred character are ex>
posted to scni Delegates, and Prof Henry will
deliver nn address on the application of Science to
Agriculture, which We nave no doubt will add to
tho already wide spread reputation of this gentle-
man
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

THE LEGISLATURES This body met on Tuesday
morning. aud organised by electins Abraham Boys
Speaker OF the Senate, and George W. oummins,
Speaker Of the House. The proceedings may be
found in another column, together with an interest,
ing letter from Dover, which in connection with
the uOvernOr's Message, have crowded out several
articles that We had intended for this morning.
paper.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

On Christmas day, at the NJ. Il. Par .II I|
Gus Hook, by Rev. II. Galloway, Mr.
GUEST, to Miss ELIZA BEEo0N, all
wine Hundred, Del.
Alse, at the same place, on the same day, A.
the same, Mr.. WILLIAM ii. HAWKE, to NJ
MARY SARINGS, all of Christiana Hundred. III :
Also, TN the same day, at the house of Mr., CurtN
Clayton, Esq Mr.. ROBERT BOOTH. 10 Mis-,
MARTHA JOHNSON, all of Bethel Township,
Delaware County, Pa. ~
On tho 9Th instant at 10. 80 A M, IN this city, b.
hey; Bishop Scott, Mr.. ROBERT NJ. WARRAN =,
County.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

A.
Mr.. L. Allen.
Lizze Adamson.
Mrs. M. II. Allen.
Miss. R. A. Ayres, 2.
W. s. Ashe.
James H. Anderson, 6.
Houl H. Armstrong.
Ambrotypist.
Mrs. Annie Allen.
Charles Allen.
Chancey O. Ashley, I.
care of s. Thomas.
James F. Alden.
John W. Anderson.
b.
Sey Bennett.
Miss Rebecca N. Bach
tel.
Robinson Beeson.
S. w. Backley.
Miss Sarah j. Burnes.
Mrs. Sarah Brogan.
Mrs. r. Blackwell.
W. II. Boyer.
William Bowers.
William Brooks, 2.
William 7. Bolton.
Capt. A. G.. BabcOck,
Capt. A. Brobst.
Abraham Brand.
David Brant.
Crawford Buck.
Heirs of 1t. @. p. Ben
nett.
Charles Boldens.
Frank A. B. G. Boon.
Fletcher Bone.
f. Barns.
Jorept Boyer.
James Barry.
John NJ. Bath.
Julianna Bird.
Joseph M. Brown.
Joseph Bowbaum.
| j. R. Blossom.
John G.. Braslin.
Mr.. Birmingham.
Peter Coyle.
0bed Barney.
Jacob Batart.
Charles Began.
Mrs. Margaret Butler.
Mrs. Beikman.
Mary Butler.
Margaret Banning.
Miss Mary Jane Bertor
Laura Boulder, 2.
Miss E. @. Bradley, 2,
Eliza F. Burton.
Eliza Bostude.
Catharine Brown.
Miss Amelia Bowman,
Alice Anna Ball.
@.
Bridget Cambell.
Rev. V. D. Collins.
Mr.. W. Cope.
William S. Cheney.
VIM. NJ. Clary.
Miss Sarah r., Cain.
Messrs. S. Crosdale
Son, 2.
Sarah Chaffant.
r. Rouner.
U. B. Crosset.
Lucius E. Corson, 2.
: Leander G. Chace.
Miss Margaret A. Car
Joseph G. Carr.
John Crawford.
John Crocke.
Joseph Cragg.
: John Cairns, Jr.
John Cripps.
: Elias Carter.
! Eli Crosson.
!, Charles Carlton, 2.
. Capt. Cornelius Corst
a Calvert Coldwell.
!, Mrs. A. E. Childs.
!, Albert o. Cook.
d.
!: Miss Drummond.
! Ann g. Deputy.
U / n-l. na..r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

THE LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosIoN.-Geo. Oliver, a
brakeman, aud Michael Rowland, an engineer,
plosion Of locomotive the Central Ohio railroad
The Wheeling Argus says:
The fireman was thrown to great height and fell
at some distance from the track entirely Invested OF
his clothes AMI badly scalded. Another man was
also scalded, and some forty hogs were killed or
badly multilated The boiler turned complete
slmerset aud fell beside the track completely shorn
Of machinery Two heavy driving wheels, with thei
axle, were blown somo $50 from the track, passing
through the top of tree at height OF perhaps for>
~ feet, and breaking off huge limb.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

DEATH or THE CANCEL GABEIEL. THE "An.
gel Gabrieln-properly called John Sayots 0rr-is
no more. Late intelligence received by tho N. Y
Times from Demerara announces his deceass at the
penal settlement In that colony in November His
disease was dysentry-hisB ago about So IL will be
remembered that he was tried, convicted and sen ,
fenced TO hard labor in Domerara for exciting an
insurrecton of the blacks, whic h resulted in tho
destruction of large amouut ofproperty belonging
totho Portuguese, including several Catholic church.
M '.~fA
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
DIHD,

In this city, on The I'd instant, MARY, wife of
Andrew Allen. WAY ~
In this city, on tho Alta Instant at few minutes
past eleven p. m, WILLIAM L. WELDE, eldest
his age. '
On the 18th ultimo, CHARLES PITMAN, son Of
two days.
On the 9th instant, at Newark, DEL, SOLOMON
LECHE Esq, eldest SON Of the late David Leehe Of
Baltimore, in his 34th year
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

"A Fire at Hannibal Mo-, Oh Sunday the 2lst ult
destroyed the business establishments of Marientha
Black, Co., clothing merchants Lewis & Co
grocery and merchants, r. D. Brewingion, saddle
harness and leather dealer NJ Strong aud stationer,
large part of the goods Of these parties was saved
and they we're mostly insured, except Mr. Brewingr
ton,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

Late news from Kansas say, that the notorious
Samuel ] Jones, who held tho position of Sheriff
efDOuglas county, By appointment of the bogus
Legislature, and exercised it with SO much cruelty,
had resigned in consequence Of Gov Geary refusing
to let him have ball and chain for the free State
prisoners One OF the Buford tribe had been ap-
pointed to fill his place William Partridge, Of
osawattomie, Free Soiler, has been. convicted of
The affair took place during the civil war, and was
purely pulitioal 49,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

TERRIBLE Snow STsRN,-The terrible snoT storm
which visited this portion of the State, little moro
than week since, visited with redoubled fury Fort
Des Moines 1t commenced on Monday and lasted
until Wednesday. Such was its violence that por-
sons were lost and almost persisted in tho snow
drifts in passing from one portion of the CITY to an
other Men dared not venture out, such was the ter
ror inspired by the st0rm.-I0wa City Republican.
PoLLTENEss ALWAYS PAYs.-Tbe passengers
over Boston railroad have recently taken up a
contio9ton for the baggage master, for his polite
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

=, AWAY WITH HooPs = Will the ladies continue
lher hoops dEring the "freeEing term ?,-or will
tracing effect things generally occasion them Ia
ulsappear are the questions now before a large
sSrSs sa Of tho public We hope hoops will be dis
tlators in hot weather and supporters of thin drap-
cry when lady does not care to be oppressed with
numbeTless skirts, they can be barely tolerated by
philosophio mind. But when cold weather shall
render warmth desirable, and plenty of under gar,
ments necessary, We do wish that these abo Unable
eircularles, which make a woman look like a p Of,
ambulatihg sugar hogshead done up in muslin, will
be discarded, aud that eyes will once more be deN
lighted with the sight of our fascinating ladies ar
iayed in flexible, swaying, graceful drapery.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

NKw CASTLE CoyNrY, Jan. Sd, 1s57.
snd
GsbbE ass dss &c sd b Soq Il.
RSsssr that m Essous give notice q
tate Of the deceased, with the date Of rsDs thereof
s5iP he s @os lS
sanr Estate
same abide b sn Act IN such ease made
s%S IL a
S:G and q SfsS:
Ssn tie IN Rs SaF
Ss: s: s:A 5S, ss
Cd 70 The sssSof sicfe The ID az q January
issP ssi the Act AsS FEE f ''
REGISTERiS OFFICE,
NSt0 Castle County, december oh 1856.
the sPPsSson 6 LS%is E.
aand5s%; .sS Gsaa.; assssSssss 4 o!ssI:S ssi
4a
g within iorty SayI W. sasI Letter:
quiTng AZ Ss%snas nSsp. che Estate 70
6s within che same gsIPq i hS Delaware Rs
qaes ss ases sSd 9S New e.
Written. County, PIE sf R'fa HS S @ '
ns n,sssSt II ~ ma dy Al eseI
ate OF the l5oeasea HM eh az
i W. hds b III az Eussmhy IN suo6 CASE made md
| ioo, ~ aoue 'he Ao' T. EINET1N dmintr
piNNy r,s 10, - urun. w m M, aies6 nKn, 81 PM
Wv 80 -, y :; :, :, -, - = :, -, a .,Sss
| RUS TEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
| DY virtue OF an Order Of the Orphans Court
| EElA ID of The State of Delaware in an for New
1Es!M Castle County, will b posed to sale At PUB
| lbHhW Lie VENDUE, on THURSDAY, the 9Th of
febTuary, 1857, al O'Clock, p NJ, at the House of
lanes H. stevens, the ylllHgelof Odehza, the fol
fn9,ny described Lands tenements, situate be-
1~ in t6e Hundred DIST Georges and county aforesaid,
Ia git,-No l. Beginning at stake the south west
side OF High Street tbs village Of Odessa, for
land Of Ridgway from thence with his lan south
Al dag west 100 feet 70 stake for land of Dr.
VIM Ashoraft, from thence with his land north ~ deg.
vas 81 feet To for number Z. herainAitar
descbed and herewith north deg east 100 feet TO the
Aforesaid High Street, and from thence with said street
South 70 East 8 feet to the Psss Of SsEinnins CON
nweiisnE House. Kitchen and Stable thereon erected.
No. situate IN ths village Peg ms a. stake
ssss 1 WITH lie same north 10 deg west ~ fee TO
street. aenue * M ii hereinaiter ieseribed and
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

LAID Spectators appear to have got on a full head
Of steam IN Kansas, and may soon expect 10 hear
an explosion letter from Leavenworth says that
"a lot con tanning so ncres, lying halfq mile from
ymn a sod a. private sale, day two SINCE for
$4,000 One Of So acres for SI2 900 Ono IF IN
Tor $4,000. Single lots "a feet by Ito, are selling
5000 year" ''1' ''i
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W
ID. R. Vangilder.
lElizbeth Vankannin.
lH. Van Claim.
George Volln1er.
Mary vanderipe.
Miss M. E. V.
William Vancourt.
W.
William Waller, 2.
William @. Wilson.
William W. Wilson.
Mrs. W. @. Wilson.
William Wales.
Thomas R. Wallace.
Miss Rebecca Wheldy.
lRebecca Williams.
Sarah E. Walker.
miss Rebecca Wilkin-
son, 2.
Rachael Wilkinson.
Susan A. Wilson.
Lewis Williams.
MRS. Mary E. Webster.
I. Lewis Weldon.
Mrs. Wilson.
]. B. Weldon, 2.
John H. Woodcock.
James Wolfe, 2.
James Wilkinson.
James Wright, 2.
James White.
Miss Lizzie Warren.
e. Waterman.
David Watson.
n ,lComfort A. Williams.
Clarkson Watson.
S. r. Wrath. ...
Daniel Ward.
Charles Walton.
Miss Eliza B. Wilson.
Alfred Wilson.
H. Watson.
B. d. Williams.
Miss Alexana Williams
Bridget Welsh.
l. Y.
Nathaniel Young.
G. r. Y.
Alban o. Yearsley.
q.
Sarah E. zebley.
Lewis zebley.
for Advertised Letters wi
ey have been advertised
of the List.
days, from 8 to 9 O'Clock
6 and Z P. M.
'ompt delivery Of Letter
sending Letters to thi
| to give the Street an,
he location as possible.
not prepaid, will be re
md not sent as directed b.
ID matter must always b
an unsealed Envelope o
the package to letter pos
err, like a circular, a hand
it'll a periodical or new
bers or other persons sui
1t to letter postage.
II. F. ASKEW, p. NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

A MAN SAWED IN PIEoEs.-We fud the following
paragraph in the Nebraska Advertiser Of the 2Ot6
ult.
Son Saturday, the 9Th inst, a Mr. Smith suffer-
ed most horrible death at Smithland, in Woodbury.
county. He was engaged as a sawyer to the new
steam mill atthat place, and whilst giggi Il back
the carriage got his foot caught by the saw which
could withdraw it, then by unaocountable destiny
his body fell across the log before the saw,
and was severed in the minddie was most horribly
multilated, in fact cutting the body into numerous
pieces which were gathered and decentIy inferred,
Tho deceased left wife and two children"
MlNEEsorA.-The bill for the admission of Min.
nesota as state, and the erection Of the new terri
tory Of Minnesota, is spoken of by the Washington
correspondent OF the Boston Post az in the hands
Ex-senator Shields is now in Washington argins
Its passage. sNs
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Henry Sandvogt.
Hannah Sheppard. ID
G. W. Sinex. E.
Capt. Joshua Smith, 2. lH
James A. B. Smith. G
Joshua Shippers from IN
Miss Ak. Williams. M
Michael Shannohan. W
Miss Maud Stanley.
Millen Speakman. W
Miss Mary Smith. "
Michael Shannon. "
Mrs. Smith. NJ
Mrs. Stockham. "
Miss Permelia Stevens. T
Rachael Simkins. M
Richard Stokes. R
Thomas Steets. IS
7. E. Sungreen. M
William j. Smith.
William Stephens. r
Miss A. She'd. IS
Ann Stanton. II
Mrs. A. Sparks. N
Miss Amanda Springer. L
Miss Anna b. Sharp. N
Isaac Slack x Co. j
Miss Jane Shore, 8. ]
Isaac Slack. J
]. L. Seville, 2. J
Joseph Shaw. ]
Johanas Schwager. j
J. j. Stevens. \
Keziah Stout. |
L. /
Miss Mary Thomson, K
clio Market ST.
Mr.. NJ. A. Telghman.
Thomas Teeney.
Thomas i. Talmage.
Joseph II. Turner.
JOsenh Todd.
John Todd.
Joseph Finder.
Henry Taylor.
George Taylor.
mrs u w lhompsoh'
Eliza L
EnAa I9 Out
Emma Taylor.
EDWARD monsoon n
benjamin p, +. Ierry'
b. f. Iemple'
Persons applying for
please state that they
and mention the date Of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

MORMON iNMIeRANTs.-On Thursday last, 22I
rived at New York on board The packet ship Co.
lumbia, from Liverpool One half OF then are wo.
men They are chiefly British peasants. They
wore Welcomed by the Mormon Elders residing IN
New York, and during the winter will DO Furnished,
with enpOymens at the west, SO as to be ready for
their journey to the Salt Lake in the Spring. The
total Mormon immigration for the year 1886 proba.
bly, numbered about six thousand
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

SEAsoNABLE CHARtrY 1
Conn distributsd 10 thu M
one thousand pair of rubber
day.
BalrAsstA WARE.--A "a !
in Hartford. o., with a cs,
purpose of manuf,eturinc
Wars
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
COMMERCIAL.

OWNER WANTED.
A POCKET BOOK containing email sum of money
~ found IN the cars of the Delaware Rail Road,
ON Friday tho I'd inst, which the owner can have
BY calling on r. W. MULE ORD
JAN 9 II. summit Bridge, Del.
WILMINGTON & GREAT VALLEY
TURNPIKE CO.
TIME ANNUAL election for President, Six Mana
gers and Treasurer to the ensuing year; will
= be held at the house of VIM. Almond. Brand wine
Wilt sc, on I'd day, the 18th inst, AZ O'clock.
Jan. alt. JOS. TATNALL. Sec'Ty.
D&sBIP CARPENTERS, ToOLS.-Axes, ADDS. Chis-
sslauls &C., 26 4; T., Wiihsms' make For sale
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

MELANCHOLY ocCURRENcE. On Sunday asternoon
zOth ult., as Mr. and Mrs. Walton, with their son
Pleasant Valley, Iowa, were returning home from
chureh' in severe snow STERN, they lost their wov
and wandered for several hours through t6e
sn9wNdrifts on the prairie, and Mr. W., with mnch
dltheulty, reaehed house badly frnzan NI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

inc Laws Of Virginia require every man who
marries to give security for the support of his wife
anu ehlldren Many lovers, who find this inconYs-
nient, 60 to Maryland to have the ceremony psr.
formed,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

LIDERAL.-The sum OF slOS5 has been collected
ia New York for the use of tho widow and seven
children Of John Jones, who lost his life in the at
wrecked on Long Beach, N. j.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post Office,
january 9Th, 1861.

l. K J.
Thomas W. Jones.
Thomas Joyce, 2.
Mr.. johnson.
William Journey. |
John journey.
Moses journey.
Jesse Jeanes.
James Alfred Jones. |
Mrs. J. P. johnson.
Henrietta Jones.
H. johnson.
Helen S. Isley.
Elizabeth S. Irwin.
70. G. Jenkins, 2.
Mrs. Caldwell c. jenkins
Mr.. Caldwell @. Jenkins
Caroline Israeli.
Anna NJ. Jackson.
lG. W. Jenkins.
| X.
Franz Kress.
Il
John j. Rename.
James Knight.
John Krogen.
Miss Lizzie Kungle.
Maurice Kidney.
Mary A. Keenan,.
Capt. N. A. Ketcham.
Miss Mary Keeth.
Richard Kellem.
Is. Kahneverle.
Thomas Kelly.
4 l..
Mary Lukyns.
IS. Leher.
Mrs. Margaret Lewis.
Robert Liyesey.
Thomas Lathering.
William Lauer.
James Long.
John Liggett.
John j. Laurence.
Capt. Almond Luther.
or Sutton.
lMessrs. ]. Lyons & Co,
Jacob r. Lowery.
Miss J. Latham.
Henry B. Leach, 2.
Hatherway Leach, Sen.
Ezekial Lewis.
Elizabeth Liquer.
Francis Lovel.
Annie Larkins.
M.
David Mallory.
l. Miss Anna E. Mise.
Ia. Macham x Co.
Miss Anna May.
Mrs. Ann Murton.
Albert Merrett.
Thomas Mcmahon.
Thomas McAlliston.
Thomas Massey, 2.
Titus Mousley.
William Murphy, 2.
William Molone & Co.
William Megonigal.
Samuel McKison.
Mrs. S. Mcdonald.
. Solomon Matthews.
&ISusan McDivett.
Michael Mirtz.
Miss Margaret McCabe,
William Martin.
Michael Maguier, 2.
Miss Mary Mirvin.
Mark A. Mayhem.
r.. Mary Mccullough.
Michael Mathis.
John McKeeyen.
j. r. McClury.
James McLeonard.
Miss Jane Mawhirter.
John McElwee.
John Martin.
John Mack.
Joseph W. Martien.j
M DR.. ]. R. McClary.
Jacob Martin.
Josiah D. Mousley.
George McCray.
Henry Mckinney.
G GsnI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

SuDpEH DEATH.-Leut John Brown. WIN servad
as volunteer in the Mexican war, and received n
muskct ball in his breast at Buena Vista, died sld
denly OF appoplexy few DAYS since at Alton. mi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1857.

Post-0f1oe Printing given to the
" Della ware Republican" Because it has
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
hshed in Delaware. Advertisers and
others should bear this fact in mind and
look to their interest.-A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

USHArPY EFFEcrs Of AN ILL ADVISED MARRr
AeE.-rhe Chicago Journal tolls of n Mrs Rows
who married against her will, at her parents solicit
tation, lived a short tune with her husband left
him, correspondent with young man whom she
she committed suicide, in despair, BY taking two
over doses oflauianum. she had previously rover.
To to the intDxiIrtnt t,ll - lrpyn her distross
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

The Slave Trade is Of the lucrative branches Of
the commerce Of New York. According to the
commercial papers of tkatei.y, no less than from
twenty 1--WE to thirty slave shpshave been fitted out
there during the last three years, and though three
OF these have been seized and forty six men held %
answer under various statutes only two convictions
have taken place
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

DIED FROM IsJgRIEs.-R. B. Fa rxubar, died in
Richmond, Va, on Saturday from the effects of a
severe beating inf icted by several persons during
row on the 2Oth ult. Three arrests have been made
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

arine Spears living with Mr.. Dennis r. o DYER in
Bern township. Berks co was burned to death on
Christmas night, by her clothes taking FIRE. She
had fallen asleep while sitting on n chest near the
some means her clothing took ire from the fame -
Some Of thefamily had retired, when awakened by
her screaming, and coming to 10 her assistance ex
tinguished the flames. She died in few minutes
afterwards.