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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-13

BOaRD OF EQUALIZATION
TIME Board of Equalization will meet for the pur-
pose OF equalizing and assessing all Real Estate,
Stocks anil Personal Property, lying and being in the
CITY of Evansville, on Monday, the 18th dly Of july.
A. D. 1857, and continue its sittings from day to day,
until all OF said described property is assessed and
equalized "a aforesaid.
All tax-payers the CITY hereby notified Of the
meeting OF said Board; also notified call and
examine the separate assessments during the nterms-
sion Of said Board; and any complaints or agerievan-
that they desire make, must he done ut the
time designated nv said Board of which time further
notice will he given.
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
Volksbote copy. jy4-lotd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-13

DIRECTORS.
GEORGE W. COLMADAY, formerly Recorder Of
Deeds, &C., Philadelphia.
WIN. BOWERS, formerly Register Of Wills.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, Firm Coleman Smith, In
porting Hardware 4 Cutlery Merchants. No. 1e
North Third street, above Race street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH DAT, Firm Joseph Dat Son, Coppersmiths,
No. l2 Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN V. MACHETTE, Firm Machette q Raiguel,
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. l2i North Third
street, above Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD HINCHMAN, Firm Livingston & Co.,
Produce Commission Merchants. No. 27s Market
street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
President,
GALEN WILSON,
Secretary,
jeremiah Benin, Agent.
Office Commercial College Rooms, over J. VI. Cald
wells store, First street. Evansville Ind. myls2m
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CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.
incorporated by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
WITHA
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
Authorized Capital One Million Dollars
100000.
o F FL G e,

NO. 81 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE SECOND,
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE INSURANCE, oniBuildinss, 'Furni.
ture, Merchandise. &C., generally.
MARINE INSURANCE. on CARGOEs and
FREICHTS TO all parts OF the World.
INLAND INSURANCE on Goods, &C., by
LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL and LAND Car
riages, to ALL PARTS OF THE UNION, on
the most favorable terms, consistent with sE-
CCR1TY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-13
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.


Mars, from Cincinnati to N. Orleans.
Fashion. from st. Louis to Louisville.
III. Winslow, from N. Orleans to Cincinnati.
Alvin Adams, from Louisville to st. Louis.
Northcrner, from Louisville to Memphis.
Chancellor, from ". Orleans to Louisville.
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The Latest.

LIVERPOOL, July 7, II.
Flour market this morning opened quiet
wheat quiet; pork dull; bacon quiet; suga
quiet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-13

PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
ELDoN,
IN DAVIES COUNTY, INDIANA,
At the Crossing Of the
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD,
On the Wabash and Erie Canal.
r1NHE undersigned will offer at public sale, on the
nurnber q the most desirable lots IN the town Of Edon.
10 miles nom Cincinnati, and le5 miles from Saint
Louis: by Of Canal, % miles rom Evansville, and
great arteries Of trade and travel, makes it desirable
point for
MANU- FACT RIES.
and co o sw se Ssa DELIVERED at aso va
rety OF timber, such "a walnut, oak, poplar, maple
and ash In the immediate vicinity Iron ore 81 an ex
In addition tn its local f'ad il must I've the great
'r'n'-'h'V WTIIT sIp' R RI VALLEY
the richest i'm the State. BOT and from Cincinnati
and Saint Louis. ArraI aents have been made to
trans-ship at this point this season
Two Thousand Tons of Iron, and . Large
Amount or Lumber and shingles.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is now putting in
sidngs and viii offer every facility for trade. point
nneluaied in facilities for packing pork and manu-
featuring -four.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-hrd cash, one-third in year, and cne-thiri
in two years; notes without relief, and secured by
cF- Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The following inducements offered to purchasers
who become actual residents: The second and third
payments shall he discharged in full an the hrS I'VE
lots from one to five inclusve,) upon which buildings
to the amount OF the bid erected within six months
from dav Of SALE The third payment shall he dis
charged upon the second FIVE lots, from six in
cusiveJ upon which buildings erected within nine
months. The two deferred payments on any four lots
bid oft nv snv person, shall he discharged when the
purchaser shall hud tn he built, steam gris
mill, within the town limits. steam mill any
where between the Canal and White River, within
three fourths of mile Of Edou. The privileges
will he extended to any person who may erect any
other steam mandatory.
ANY mechanic who buvs front lot, in addition 10
having his chance above, shall have a bond for
deed his choice hack l conditioned, that he lives
| on the premises six months.
Liberal inducements will he offered to any other en-
p'''e ''' D. q. KENNEDY,)
S.H. CRUISE, i?roprietors
| jy3-witdt& s1 w.s.TURSER,
VVINDow GLAss.-50 boxes sssta sizes, for sale
w by je35 8. u. GILBERT 4 CO
| DURE LEMON SYRUP .-s5 bxs q do. each,l for
| u sale by je25 s. E. GILBERT co.
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GREAT
XCITE Mt

GREAT
EXCIT M ENT
Prevailing all over the country, in consequence of
the tremendous success Of MeLean's Volcanic
OIL Eminent. 1t is superceding every Liniment
and remedy for he of local pains and external dis
eases. Hundreds II confirmed crpples have been made
to walk by its many that were suffering for years
many remedies and Lniments now before the public,
have been permanently cured by the of few small
bottles Of MCLEAS's CELEBRATED LINIMENr.
1t IS no longer an untried remedy, but a fixed and
immortal "fact" certified to by the MANY THOUSANDS
that have used il, that
MeIsean's Volcanic Oil Eminent
Is the hest iniment that has ever discovered and
the only reliable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of SORES ut all kinds, SwELLIN0s, or any local
PAINS on man or animals.
rW Livery-stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray.
men and all that have the charge OF horses,
should keep a supply constantly on hand, to
be used I'm time OF need.
PRICE OF THE LLyZNEyT.
liable Liniment, it is now put in twenty five cent
ties, fifty cent and one dollar bottles. The fifty
bottles contain three times the quantity OF the twent
FIVE cent sire, and In proportion tn their costs
that purchasers will save money by getting the
sizes.
- All orlers for the Volcanic Oil Liniment mus
be addressed to the proprietor,
APPLY JAMES II. MCLEAN. 81. Louis. Mo.
Sold by WELLER x WHITE.
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,,,.,.s rs, Z! SSSsfs. ''o'''''''

WINDOW GLAsS.-!0 boxes assta sizes, for sale
w low by je35 8. u. GILBERT & CO
DURE LEMON SYRUP rs bxs q dos each,p for
II sale by je25 Sc. GILBERT co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-13

Dea Nuts.
L lOObushels, fresh and bright Tennessee. For sale
low to elise consignment by
je3 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
oIoshiur for an seasons o.. the Year.

IA WI O'DANIEI, Fashionable Tailor, has
ia now on hand at his estab shmsnt, No. s. Market
MA street, bet Reen Second and Third streets an ex
-HA- tensive assortment Of UL0 THING fol-
al seisons of the year, to which the attention of the
q lilo Is called. His olohng is mate Of the best mate
hun sn.
He kesps instantly on ha enc of Cloths,
C1ssimera and Veslsa of the latest and must approved
SIyoa which will be to order at the shortest no
tles he .tters himself That al garments made e MS
made tho fashionable establishments Chesuut street
Every article made to order warranod to tand give sat
Iafaotion,
n. o. Parents and Gqardsns please e take nesc that
have always hand an assortment oil Boys Clolhr8,
IL Boys Clothing made 10 ordar a. the shoTgest mo-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

In the o s. Senate, on Tuesday, ten thousand
extra copies were ordered to be printed Of the
report Of the Superintendent Of the Coast Sur
vey. Tho Committee On Territories was di
TeCted to ing uiro into the expsdiepcy of pro
vidiug means for settling the bouHdsfy between
California and Utah. IN the House, Tuesday
the debate on the Presidents Message was rc
sumed Afterwards the Diplomatic and C,nr
sular appropriation bill was passed, with an
amendment.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
rarm a. Privare Sale.

u,-4 THE SUBSCRIBER Will SELL At PKI-
fsE,3& VAFE SALE his Fam in Ciriattana Hun
lsssM dred, New Castle Co., Del y mil es from Will
lsEkl& mngton on the road leading from Centreyile
J. I. sagArs il eonta ming Acres Of good land 10
sndar 90 cd fence with water each Enclosures The
pfoyements consist OF substanti al story STONE
ond Stone Barn 81 by IS feet, water at house ans
psrn. Also, psw Wagoa hogss and sofn cribs hsyng
orchard the farm inst coming coming into bearing.
Persons wishiug to view the properly may call the
Jan. /. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
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COMMERCIAL.
wiImiag.ea nlarkel. Deeenber 81

wIImTngioa Markets December 81
CORRECTED Br KELLEx EWpASKs.
Wheat Flour from wagons 81 IS
Aye do do, 90
Wheat pei bushslnow, so
Rye do 10
Usrn Mealp per barrel 8 90
do psEbushel 20
Corn IS
Oats 10
Clsyer-seed, 100
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flour AND MEAL-The Flour market centln ues
very dull at lower prices Mixed brands are offer
ell at 50 SIT per bb Small sales Of brands for home
consumption at So 50 pes Dbl Sales extra and fans
oy brands at S7aS1t There is very little export
demand. Rye Flour Is worth 81 per Dbl. Corn
Meal is dull. at S3ner Dbl.
GEAiN--Wheat is wanted, but prices are steady
Sales prime new Southern aud PENN red at 81 so
81 81, and 81 80 asl 63 for white. Rye contiu mes
steady; sales Of Pennsylvania A. 80 cts. Corn Is
inactive sales of old yellow At 89 cts aaoat, and
$780,, 10 store; old white brings &c. and new vel
low 60a62o. Oats are steady. Sales of prime old
Pennsylvania and Delaware at 45a56c per bushel
SEEDS. --Cloyersesd Is unchanged. Sales Of prime
| at 81 50 per 81 lbs. Timothy ia worth So, and
Fiaxseed $2aS2 10 per bushel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
WritLen a the requsat Of renllve Of bid deceaaed

Written at Tue request VI Ieihtife oithV uoooaaeu'
When Friends depart this life, how natural grief
But sh@~ IA. pousssts sianss thv hvart tsilef.
OBITUARY Died Ia this city, on Wednesday,
Dee. 3D., 1855, after very pretracted Hines, Els
LEN, reiict Of Tho lats John Torbert, Esq In the
7sd year Of her age.
the stern mandate Of impsrlous Death, who, en-
phaiieaiy is no respeetes Of persons, hts another
link in the ftsgile chain of Lifs's tendeiadeotiors
been sundarsd.
entire accordance with the inserutable Will Of Hea>
ven. Is 1t thus with man who, verify " comeih
forth like aower, and is cut down Who feeth
also as shadow, and continueth not " But though
we are fully aware of the uncertainty Of life, how
little alas are we prepared for the melancholy
event when 1t occurs Thus, was 1t in 5elatiou to
tho friends of the deceased. She had been fer
long series Of years the child Of sciion, and dis
ease Ard though she necessarily suffered mach,
| Resignation controlled her spirit, and Patience,
reIzned supreme within, yea, accomplished her
| perfect work and the triamph over disoase atiic
| lion, and even death itself, was abundantly mani
! tested. She had boen for many years in tull mem-
berahip with the "Society of Friends" and by her
exemplary department had gained high standing
and position among them, and hence, wen the sp'
probation Of her fellow members BY whom she was
| highly and deservediy esteemed
In all the social, and domestic Relations Of life,
she discharged her obligations with the fidelity of a
christian Her suavty Of dispositien, and mild un'
assuming manners, had won for her, not merely the
admiration, but love Of all who intimately knew
her. But In the fallsess Of time, even as sheai
ripe for the harvest has she been gathered, while
her emancipated spirit has entered intoths rest
that remainsth fer all the children Of God, ane
whose duration shall be commemorate b. With tbs
oeaseess revelations Of Eternity.
Released from earth, set free from care and pain,
Now Sna dominion over thee ia DER, s
For thou dost now With kindred spirits reign
Where these cad Ills shall meier modest thes more
Than ra.t In baaea In Won bright hlaak sbods
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
Chamberlin.s Comm areiaI College,

ANINsTITUTION FOR Blu aIN ESS ASlIRANTs.
n Lncate1 at No. ll Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Young desiring to qualify themselves thoroughly
and practically for tho various duties OF the Counting
rom aud nnsness pursuits general y, arc aHered every
advantage aud kelity at this nsttuton Tne ouutse Of
study embraces Double Entrv, Book k1epn pract-
eSTs apped 10 various branches Of business Practical
Psnmtnship, characterized for elegance rApdity, and
iegibty the style of which is probably not excelled
Mercantile calouaticnst enbLselns every variety of
MN to understand in short the &C uIss Is thorough
practical and complete. comprising ali the requisite
bfauonas Of fnisnei business ednc1tian. Circulars
containing full PARTICULARS will be forwarded to amy adj
dress pplicltion, DaNS. Nv.
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oLOrt{FNG EMpnRxrTNn

Nc. 10 Maykst SirSst 6aog Thira, Wilmington,
>as rHEsuY5GRiBEk REspEoTFuLLY IN.
MA goOd assortment Of lothing suitable to tho sea
son, At his old Stand, No. 10 Market Street, be-
different kndaand patterns Of Coats Vests and Pants
be sold low. good assortment Of Cioihs, Gaasl
and Nestinss, CONSTANT hand, ic will he made p
to orderin the best STYLE aud all cases warranted to
and give hatl siaotinn
Also assnr msat Of stocks SHIRTS, Collars Bosoms.
June 25-iy. EDWARD MOORE,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

FaoxsH TO DEATH. MIR. John Doveu, a man
ofintemperate habits. but Of more than ordinary
nature abilities, was lately frozen to death at
Philips, Nc. Daring the Washington refTm
he was an active and conspicuous laborer in
the cause Of temperance and was chosen presi
dent Of the franklin County Washingtonian
Society. But he afterwards relapyed. He was
the father OF the noted ''fielen Jewett," who
was murdered in New York many years ago.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
wILLlAM nLACYDukn,

NIOIhltr Null UH6rchMmf y nIEUff ~,
W TVTf5N, Dle.ss y q O.
04 splendid assortment of Cloths, Cass mera
-AA- vssti ngs for SpRING AND SUMMER wEAE
"A IN NJu 'spectfully ask buyers to cali aud exam
ne lis itock aking their sslectons as hel
hosT he can please style quality, and price ods
a otion. :,
wHys n hand, Also, ant emoEis Furnishing Goods
ssaslsting ot shirts Collars Under shirts, pfaSsrs
/. q 80, lsf- oon'tforge No. 10 Marketstr Get.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
WWy WILLS

N pnOr AND SHOE MAKER. NO. % 4
'aX L. % Market Street. Wilmington. Del respect
fully informs his friends and the public gone
W. rnlly, that he Intends keeping on hand large
and general assortinsnt Of Boots ard Shoes;
also " en- aud Ladies' GUM OVER SHOES 4 SAN
DE IL all Of whiah Intends to sell cheap for cash.,
CUSTOMER WORK of all kinds made TO order in the
rnisd represented Also, al Kinds Of repairing one
Vt tho shortest noioe The subscriber hopes by strict
age. i5
hAiWaAn Front and Sennnd straata.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
REGTSI'ERiS OFFICA

grpnrS al. iohn alker, AdmInstrStor
y Of sorge w. walker lute OF Apo quinitink Hun.
dred, II ssd County deceased, is UR DEkE dl-
zivs notice ot the gtantlnR Of Lett els
ing thereof b{ causing 70 be Iosed with
most public places Of the County Of New Castle, REQ
ing all persons having demands against the ESTATE 10
present the same, abide byHn Act in euuh
case made and provided md also cause the pne 10 s
nselted within the period In tn Delaware
an, Newspaper published wi nlnston, aad 70 bs
o ntiuned therein two months
81 GIVEN Under the hand ant calof DfHue ofths
I.sS Register aforesaid, at New { site. 10 New Cas-
~ Tia County afoIesaidt tho day and year ah0yo
PETER u. VANDEVER. Regisfsr,
NOTlCE,--Al persons having claims against the Ea-
tate of tie deceased must he tuy ntfested
% the 90 or before hs st day 81 Rove,n-
ber 1851 abide she Act OF Assembly anch case made
and provided. IOHN WALKER, Adult.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
KEGISThRIS VrrlC Q,

r,poS ,h Naw eaa II S9gsr4 Nov Sa sSs
Y hi lsss vii and Tesisasat q lie Rev aENRY
u sd t ooanIs. dsdssssd; i oabERE and dfsotsd
s s q ~ la MsssuPs s SSS
ing stess o. ins asssassd With tho date q graglg
SSsS asis X
persons having demands against the Estate pFesenie
sad the to sfs within i
L. s. Register aforssaid, New Caste New Cas-.
tie ss assy'
NoTIcE;-AI psrsoss having els Nj 9gaIngt the e..
1881 sbjas the Act Of Assembly ~ sgs 6 made
sH wR iSsissS Nov s-isse amos -N' SSr.
EF- For SALE.-At Hedgsyille, Delaware, John
Ivy's rheumatic huid, which effects cures Of Rheu-
matism, and prevents sealds, burns and chilblain,
from biistering Iyy's corn salve which removes
warts and corns. Ivy's razor paste sharpens dnl
raxors speedily. Iyy's durable INK, used without
preparation, Is ndellibie. Iyy's Black Inks equal
the best Iyys dspeptc pills cant be out rivaled
in efesting cures of dspspsy, Mafatt's life Pills
and Phoenix bitters, blood purifiers, and Bi leus
fevers and Ague specifics. Ivy's cholera syrup Ia
a speedily remedy for Summer complaints, &o.-
The following certificates will show the rspidity
with which 1t does its work: Dear Sir Nv y ehol
syrup relieved my wife of Diarrhoea last night
at three doses and she had been suffering since
Sunday last and has tried many things without ell
feet. J.c ANDERSON, Caroline Co, Md
.we the undersigned. have used John ivY'a Rheu
matte Fluid Cholera Syrup familiua and ave
found them tobe truly vIrdous. The Rheunntie Fluid
for Rheumatic palms, head and tochsohe cuts, frost
stes burns, coughs, colds and collie The CHOLERA Syrup
for cholera morbus dysentery, collie complaint,
siok stoma bowels. Henes eerfny
recommend to tho public as being worthy Of their rnt
Green, Tsmsg FOxwell. WIN; Nlel sgsos. J. a.
Mason, WIN. Mullen, WIN. Maxson, Elizabeth Muxson,
YIN. z. haxzard, Ioha Short Robert Rails on, Thomas
Ksmp, Jehn sais Mrs cumHRins SS,HInIamE Ms,
Brnkley Webb, William sexton, James Redeem John
Thomas Bgssmssts.i gsooEs NePrlds 8 S,syse,son:
Brown, Mary J. Seansn, jacob VHnvent all OF Sussex
county Del Also Mira Howe and John Dempsey, OF New
rSNo Psient medicines have ever become established
soon, uneded by newspaper pus As John lvys hheu
matte Fluid sed chelsta siruP Il t. no long quaes
sod ~ merchants druggists generally, through this
| sud adjoining States. Joan HWY. Pfoprieior,
| - 49, HsdEevtila. Wi mington. Dai.
For sale by p.F BURT0S Dover, aad 81 Dusgsts
nd Sorsk generally IN Delaware aud Me land,
| Wumtnstou Jens fa-ix
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DRLiWARR RRPuBLLCAN.
SHaszsz
WilmIngtou, Uelaware
Tnl MIDDAY, JANUARY i, lssf.

:, THH Nav YRAR.- We hall oar readers this mern.
Ing with feelings Of joy and pleasure In the year
which has Just closed our country has besn highly
prosperous, our city has considerably Increased In
siss and population business Of all kinds has been
rsmuueratIve, work abundant and our people GEM
Portable and happy. While we have few families
excessively wealthy, there are very few poverty
stricken and suffering from want. Indsed emily the
vicious aud depraved and these comparatively
few In number With the exception Of those on
whore heads the hand Of affection has Seen heavily
laid, caa complain II not having enough and to
spare, ofths nscsssarioso Of life We arc pleased to
that the good things of the world are 80 equally
distributed and that the howell and palace are seldom
found sida by side. Evidences Of rosperity and
thrift meet US on all sides and we need but t. con-
tinus in we'll doing to make our city great AID
wealthy Bat it Ia not only Ia external things that
We are prsseminsntly blessed Ample provision
has been made for the improvement Of the mind and
morale. Substantial School houses for the training
Of the young are seen In every ward, and highly
spacious and beautiful church edi6oes sufsien, to
aseommodats every man, woman and child in our
sty with seat, are found cougsnsnty located, and
properly encouraged Truely we live 10 prosper
snsolty, as we'll asin an enlightened age. Though
ignoiaoee and prejudice may have triumphed In the
past, We look to the future with hope, trusting and
believing that the rising generation will be wiser
and better than the present, and the right and the
true will finally prevail. Oar Country has grown
In defiance Of error and wrong, aad we have come
Ne conclusion that it IL iupssslbis to greatly
setsrd itH progress.
Good has come out Of gross blundsis, and We have
been made to feel g that there Is Divinity that
shapes eur ends rough hew them az We may"
ruling Providence that shields US from harm, and
converts the error OF the Legislator and States
man into blessings. We have been extremely
fortunate as people, II not wise, and there now
srpsara to be no lmit to the prosperity and great
asss of our country Instead OF thirteen little 90 To-
nies We now witses, thirtyone mighty States, with
the prospect of many more in the coming century,
and from three aud half mlliona of people we have
grown to $4,000 900. The whole world does not
furnish another such instance ofprogress and great
sess; and we are startled at Its contemplation
What theme for CIRCULATION and thought, but We
sorhsar, and close with wishing TO one and all
shappy New Year.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

na NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE at Joseph
IVA Bancrpits on the Brsnaywne two miles from
AsgA foot three rooms, IN he stte, good kitchen N
wat en- two acres Of land good numbsr Of young fruit
trees, Carriage house and Stable and all complies
Apply TO -. ar, . JAS. O., AKIN.