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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

COi.i;NA\S
r,rrxr PREMIUM uSpritfoRv
s,0ux AND cIOlN1NG WILLS.

COIN ANp 'Os
4 IL. Inducements M the construction OF
Y Min. or hy selling other make OF mills
=, m. reputation OF nine, will be certainly
,,o-eeuted to the full extent Of the law made
and PRO, idcd 10 such eases tor the protection
of rairuiees. -,
Mandatory, Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
civ. suburb Of New Orleans.
Warehouse, 80 N5-schs. 'se,. New Orleans.
prscEtpr:ps
This NH exhibits both uovelty and .implici-
ty In IL. construction, IA portable, OF stationary,
A. may be desired, and embraces seven differ
ent .lzcs. ranging from fourteen inches TO three
feet IN Diameter being equally adapted to
water. steam, horse or windmill power. to each
of which II is applied with n success unpafal.
lell.d IN the hlslor, of The milling art
ADVANTAGES.
Il, Simplicity Of construction and dnra-
bibiy of material, the buus being in solid
block.
~ The under stone being (the runner
perfectly balanced, giving It the undulatory
motion which insnrcs uniformity III the gri't
81 The centrifugal action OF the running
store facing he gram from the centre The IN.
slant u falls upon It.
.uh. The eve beng small eileets great
saving in power by breaking the gram near
III, perfect center, OF the stone,
5th The certainty Of the grain NEVER
nAsGisG 10 the ElE Of the upper stone and all
lowing the ui't TO run empty, TO the great IN
iur, II the drys>.
9th. The arrangement, Of TIE neck or jour
raj sflbe spindle. being below the stone, whore
1t can be oiled 1T thc w,.l OF the operator vhiir
the mill d. running at fall speed.
Tih The adsauta ge oi az ne guulHs sur
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
DANiEl. EDN ARDS,
copper, Tin and e:-IrOn Worker,

Nos ~, % and 80 Neic itree Street.
I tOpPHR, Tin, Iron aud Iinc Roofing, Val
\ lcys, Cutters, Fancy Heads, Down Pipes,
Iron Vault Doors, Shutters, Frames, Bolts of
every description, Iron Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwelling. supplied with Steam
fables, drying rooms, plate heaters, bathing
apparatus Machinery repaired, and inbhng
OF every description puuetually attended To-
Brass Founding, tinisning and pattern ma-
"ing. april 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
RlSas.rA Ma.

k,hia' shiri dolh streaming d.
But none observes how mIi j., ,ircarne,h .
Rgh; and lefi the men go hr.
Bat of romarlius no one ac1mch.
Bolder , is TO dire pa, on
Ny L,nA's sAids Of extra usc-,
Light she seems, bu, every ouo
by unexampled bulk surprises,
Oh, my CHnoIina dear
Ny pavement filling Crnoiiua,
lisanty lies
In mod'tate szc,
Bot Tan IN ours my fnnolrr
Iesbia's dress keeps ont he cold,
Good taste good sense, an feel. have
gracei il,
But Ton approval must withhold,
There, mol a'breadih Of stud in : wa. ed!
On, my Lina'- skirt for me,
That sweIs balloon,lAe on the b,ccs.s.
Letting everybody see
How far stuff can &c, ir It please
Yes, my Crinolina dear
Ny rusilinp, bell.shapcd cunolip,,
Taste in dfa.s
Can't well BE- le.
Than you di.play, my Cruol.ua
Ls.bia hath = wss, refined
But riih such mod rats tlshrery round il,
Who ear tel Ter heats confined.
From breahirg b,uad- when love bath
found i.
rtllowed safe, roy L'na'a heart,
Within her miles Of skiri tepose.
Beyond the fshl Of Cup,a's DART
Poor Love quite lost amoag Tie rows IS.
On, my Crinolina de1r
Espsn.i'e ard expensive tu-.
Wni., less tight
Skirts 'essa sight,
Indulge n. Dc. Ia, Cfino.ipa
irwcH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
CLOTAIN0 STORE.


No. 81 & 1 NP : 7 x T. T. II.
'i'lIE undersigned would respectfully inform
l their friends and the pubic, that they srcp
constantly on hand II large lot OF Clothing,
embracing every variety and style TO be found
20 The most complete ard fashionable esls5.
i-hmcut. IN the city, Ihcir goods are well
selected, and fined, finished Persons Is ing
the city are invited to call on them, aud judge
tor tleu selves,
BE particular to look for the ~;ga Of
Apr. ~, 'a6y t. PlIhlN q co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
j. {. MORGAN,
4, . u Il = 1. l. I. L. 10
ErciaHge Place, adj1nag 10 FosIo7I6l

fsAfA.NIf I thtft HfifNfHtHA NV zoo '.N'f'
HFW ORLEANS.
DECElNES by t4e steamships, express and
IA m.j+.a' tte uea books as fast us issued
from the press klNey, on hand fall stock
II de- punc 9al Standard Authors, IN the d,rr.
cut departments Of Literature, Science mud The
Ar,s Miscellaneous Books, Medical Booh,
Agricultural Books, Scientific books, Cheap
Publications, Serial Publications., Mgga2tne-
Newspapers, etc, etc
Ms sioeh = very complete IN ali is details
and j. not surpassed by ans establishment ir
the South.
Country gentlemen, visiting ,hc cts, are r..
specially invited to examine my shelves before
purchasing eisrw here.
] T. Subscriptions received Tor all the lead
my newspapers and magazines published III
tar Union.
No charge Cor packing and drayage
J G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
Exchange Place,
Nrf1 "a '5t-x Albumin fhr Pos. iffr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
STTAIN SAW MILLS.
ENLLi', STEAM SAW WILL.

FINiE subscriber having substituted steam
l for horse power heretofore used To Bis
mills, situated three miles south Of Marshall
on the Carthage road, takes pleasure in AT
nouncing to the public that be is prepared to
il all order, enlru sici to him with accuracy
and dispatch
The following prices will be changed for am
Der / PAID Immediately upon delivery.
Ordinary uare edge lumber, (boafd measure
per tsousaHd, $40 O0
Rough ,dge lumber, board measure, 90
lAthing and falng, ID 90
IL not paid upon delivery, the following
prices will be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, (board measure)
per thousand, Sl3 30
Rough edge lumber, (boara measure ! so
Lathing au0 pal,Hg, Is 90
Grinding regularly every Saturday, At the
eighth, tof The accommodation OF the pubic
\. b. Oae Of Geo. Pages horse powers for
sale low by the subscriber
GEO, ". EW ELL.
MAY nth, 1885 20 tt
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s1r!eftto p etrp.
CHRIST MAS.


I..9y ARE ssrp,as bsi'eIf
They ~, w~eplils ~ DE plal 'tms q Ne ofAe''
" .E'uesih Browning.
70 tie sor,l'and q the winter.
Where fsdelesa summer feign',
To the stronghold Of the winter,
suii northern hlIl- md plans,
w!,h tie 1saal Of chrrch bsG' ringns
II the morning. early PRIME,
And with ssee. yourg voices singing
Comes the merry Christmas iime'
i.awi,h m,ny q ford greeting
b. the Nules ruddy blaze,
Ther. ufe friends ahd Slndred mee''H5
rer lie love Of other day.
vhc beside the sged father,
And about the rran' dame. chair
with their eafc,i face. gather
Groups Of children young aaa far
rroia the darling al too ieudef
To haze left the mothers arms,
T. the msi.lou IN ! and slender,
Putting % - risii-a charms,
With ier bright eyes cleaning brighter
For tie Christmas come al last,
Ard their hrlt hearts beating lighter
~ the merrg hours 30 past.
Ard I is li.lo car $50 whether
There he snf-l NJ ~ he -sa..a;
For I Is rare good Christmas weather,
be It cold o. be It warm,
BIT, ch father. and on mothers
with TIE children round youi knees.
Gentle sisters, los NJ brothers,
Turn, We pray AID look on these
Not on sunny forms ard face.
That the hon,es Of plenty Oh,
Wtb the thousand winning grace.
That belong to childhood still.
But on garments thin and ragged.
Upon NAKED, weary feet
On the iaee- wan ard hserarl,
OF the children Of the street.
Upon youthful forms md feature,
1ha, Of care AMI anguish tel.
Ard, alas young hapiess erealuro-,
Cr.tt 9 .ta ...N IL ..r... q. ..-..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
B1<Slsi.l EltDN.

TIVE firm # RAwltys. DuscAy & Go g
tn, day Dissolved by mutnnl consent a.
Nul be continued Tor purposes of hqu.deir.
only, SAM ". RAW iI\S,
Jaly l,i, 10. l.. II. DUNCAN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Tie Intsroeeanic Ia,staph viii soon
pu. bel, sfoand the globe. aud tho qars,
ton viii thea sfise what viii br done about
Sunday! In some pats Of he world there
vii 10 two IN week. aud SUNDAYS geurt>
ally viii become confused Ii To. tela
graph oHicen In all parts Of ih3 void
Gloss on Sunday, news arrangements vii
b constantly interrupted and DELAYED.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Major 3uford saws he has lost over $40,
900 BY sndcasofiug TO coloei.e kansas
with Southern migrants
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

=. J. yASuihBER, n. 4. nooRs
\ ANBlBBER, MOORE g. Co, Formard.
uig and hrgerll Commission Merchants,
end Sieambori agents, No. poydras street,
between fulton ,aad Front streets, New Or.
lcaus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Nn- 81. 80 and 81 Common street.
Between jhr cts wd TIE ST. Charlie, Hotels
'tl. ol3e,, anI 'atge,i Carriage Establish.
mont u Ue c'iY Their stock consist, 90
..ur Carriages, Viz
Coscle., uuggi.s,
Fam Rocbaoays M 40 Ton nurgrs,
iielt 90 (s5-.G Side bagst-,
Bar,uehc-, SuIkey- \ G,s.,
Jersey Wagons and almost every style Of var
Hagr sold u ti', market, Oar work J.. from
our mandatory in New Jersey, and fully
guaranteed. For sale low for cash or p!y ac-
ceptauee
J. MARSH DENMAN y co.
April ~, is56-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Door, Window >ash and Blnds, of all si%cs
and description. Tor sale cheap.
WINDOW GLASS. 80
5000 boxes Amct Window Glass, all axes {,
400 do Lagli-i and French, from ga o
To- gOA9l.
a0o hght. aue Plate Glass,
10 bxs double thick American, from sNiO
to 23A3J,
1000 hsh, eoiofrd glass,
100 Glazier Diamonds
800 handles gazier tins,
10 tons White Lead, IN 10 to TOO 10. kegs :
300 eanlstcfs aud Kegs culoted paints, N t.
ounce 10 100 pound PACKAGES
1900 b- hue freueh green, dry and ground
ln OBJ.
lOyO bbs whiting AVID Pari- white, of my
oAu manufacture, fire dried,
PANT Mills ut a.i s1e-, and every WllrIe
usually kept "a a paint cd and color store, will
bee found "a Il tLANNoNS,
Apui ~. a6-y rs Canal 81 y. bdtsn-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
Mew Orleans Advertisements


Newmaas. Rccrcs Il Sons, Actcrmaas'
ei.i O,b5rars
lust received. a l4rre stock of Tie above
u color. in cakes and 10 Nlahogony ard rose
Wood boxes. with lock aud kew. Also, Ger
man color. in cakes and boxes, tine assorI-
mcn;. .--.-.
Oh colors. in tab.--English and American :
Csuya-es for portraits IN frames OF oAIo 10
i1x5t 49,
Canvas IN ro'l,, from 80 to So inches vide
S,reichers fpr canysses, Of all sizes
400 doz. ire sable and camel hair pencils
$50 paint and yl.nish brushes all SKIES
50 packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal. white and yells|i
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tnscl Of al the usual eolors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

iA'irs sPsAKi lgssig ~ carARY
SPEAkE y MccREARY, Wboiesale Gro.
= GERS Comm Merchants and Dealer,
"a Western P-afecr, No 3 fchoupitoulas ST.
New Orleans.
Importers Of Fine Brandies and vines.
Jan. II, ~ Nv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

IN J. p. MoDONNOfD 4 co, dealer. in
-. Ia q, Cap Umbrellas and Atrau goods,
Nos l6 & IS cnmp street, under the City iIo-
tel New Orleans.
Hats and Cap, nado TO order
ALSO, dealers in Bouts. Shoes, Trunks, Va.
- Uses, Carpet Bags, India Rubber Goods,
- No. 10 4 IS Camp street, unGer the
City Hotel, New Ofeans.
Boot, an Shoes made to order.
Jan II. 81 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
southern Furniture Warer0oms.

The largest Establishment Ia the South,
Mas. Ia and ~ Canal Street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

.A,sI ,T'yo MAhYLANp FARMS SUITED E s1ln
SS al Tai mnsa|sy o. x rPG T Rarng %,th At
Vn 81 q B,SFso n RS Gre Tn csar q queen
Anne,g County, will lie sold Al the Court House Y Ssn
d TthsDAY, lie 18th q janGSly q5s q i oeioSEs
A. NJ he real estate u th9 ate Inn n sgepSeri 1egS
WIS % sn Gffs aoa ssk SFW FA WIN
S Me d ca s5a ons s lie
Seg as m 81 1l SnS ssrabe on
both ans ino oyster beds or rs shores a. well as
Hey sG s@ Sss % ana anB oSr
sSk Te sStS M SRps o ar @se
purposes of all kds being about hours travel rom bal
GOOD; In been lined aud Is well adapted a the growth
q Wheat ora T1 a There SSTs, are 81 CH
%oe h9 property WI be rit offered To-, aD f9psH 1s
e Ros 's aaa M Sbop S e With
gGrton Of TiqIo, and ood SpPpY Si T2S vt roa,s
Mellow AZ bOys gad good PASSAGES RiirGsn 6 Msn
n SP sa Peac ofc5sG rs pe SEN rg q way
steamboat wharf n be reserved Tor thls ia,nnii S
FARM. c9alai9ing gbo 2os acres with good supply
gg House, Kitchen, Meat Hoise, uaHsry and stables
There * tins firm ae SSgs ARPSSy 5rS
IS on this place agd VII be iad sspats o %a ~
raaary Is new and subsantia having been built about
months since, aud under rent Of S75 per
pas.en T d AID fom Bitmofc The property under
al 9r G ySGf iS y hS eas e pGPassc hsn
thcmylege Of m9kns any improvements he may deem
ME as prescribed by the decree are S5o the day Of
sale cash, SOO in u months from day OF sale s25O 10
tw from day e sale; and tho residue OF the pnrcaAe
in three equal Instruments OF g. and years from
ION Tie dy Of sale ana hS htefeat hc wtoc u Ne
unpaid purchase money to DO paid ANNUAL 20
secured by bond wlih secueties. IL tie land IL snld W
p1raus, the cash aud credit payments g hIaPpnT9ned
\ npns the several purchaaetS, - W. SPENw en-. Ma
| Dee, ~. ts Trustee, Chesto Town, hlu.
These farms are well suited for the Gram and Beating
hu5lesa and the Wharf and Orauary u now under rent
for TINT pnrpOse and the owners have hoen applied ~ OI
a1uiher Grhuary tho shore. To Fruit aud Market
Gardener, IN ad tiDn his crops Of Grain with steam
lat ms from his own iaTn the Adv9nases 81 lhs pro-
pery for WHrket Will ready he seen. Besides The steam
boat COMMUNICATION all the vessesthat ply between Gen
rrve aud Baltimore lay opp site The property, thus AZ
tnTdug additional communication with Baltimore, trni
which BY steamboat i Is nbou hours travel, Tho Del.
Rlrnad At NdJletDwD about 81 miles distant
from tins property NH tie smyrna station on the same
TrH1 about u miles.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

arsss, A SPLENDID Farm on white Clay Greek,
l5slt, in New Castle county. Delaware. about four
EsSEiSNa miles from Newark, and within of the rHil
5Sf road, It contains el acres. about 20 acres 10
Mt1 wood, the balance divided into 10 helds, an
,EstS.s, well watered, aud in high state of cultivn
~,-S%sAs tlnni grows green griRs in ahulqnoa, and
will graza from % to so cad OF cattle. The huidnssa
modern and Substantial stone House, rough nast, three
stories high, 90 by a feet, with large lack buildings. good
water Introduced into the first AMI second stores ~ all
Ii good rooms, with large hall nNd two pnrtco5s all IN
good order Barn by ~ feet. double nhrrj and Cnm
pletey fitted up, with good wall and shedding around the
ward. Also good apple orchard and uthef tlnit tres,
Tenant House, Spring House, The farm VIII be dlvl
ded, and from l5O 1850 1870 acres will he sold with INC I'M
provments; Schools, ills, aud Churches Of all lids con
vehlent Price of the whole farm S2bWO hiatt cash -
j, II. RAY.
Sept 18th. II Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
FOR the Delaware Republican.
AM ACROSTIC.

evening briugs us taany pleasures,
Waning oares then pass awayi
Fvery thought seems turned to gladness,
Like the llnnet's cheerful lay.
IN the eve how sweet TO think,
Near, dear friends our thoughts do MI !
Ser TO them our hearts are turned,
Pleased 10 think they love us still.
Heaven granting that may,
Always thus thy friendship claimi
Richer Joys / will not want, f.f.s
Void will every other seems
Zen though iorgetful thou shoulder be
Yet win | still remember thee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

The old hall of the House d Representa-
tives Is 70 feet long by 60 feet high. The new
hall IS 10y feet long, SO feet wide, and SO feet
high The height is perhaps notgreat enough
Tor proportion with the other Dimensions, but
II it were greater the effect on die adaptation
OF the nall to public speaking would be prob.
ably injurious.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

R..-sl a valuable Farm of 200 hores 10 miles from
f5sSiSA Btlmore ,nsaT the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
lnssRn ltond, beautifully situated md unSugpa3ci for
1Afh hralth. 50 Acres OF fine CEesnGt I'D sihk Tim
Deri large meade ditohed md underdrnnhai fences
new chesnut rails and yldsd into % Aero helts wth
Sat{gr and gateg TO each Valuable Apple ND Peach
stone rooms on floor, with marble n1ntel8 &c. Large
Stone Barn with straw house, story wagon honse 1901,
tt pfooi The grounds arc handsomely M ont about
the DWELLING with elegant garden svCfy vNrici
ofru Three small Cottages for Tenants or hands nns
with barn sPrng hnu so, &C., which wgnld enable tue
hee TO divide into twn FIRMS Price Y68 rer nGc one
al IN improved CITY property good sock If desired.
APnIy 70 IAM rs II. RAN. NnMALk, DnA.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

A FARM containing l39 lcres OF good land, situated
"A on the main road from Newark to frir IL ", hbnu "
meB from the former place, IN Cecil Co., Nd. divides
into fields. well wa ered wh good springs and nue'
lalr fencing, has about ~ OF good woodland. Tho
improvements are GOOD and substantial tamc cottage
aiming II and well finished, win vaHUdn IN
front, and back bn dings, and oongHndr extensive
for many miles. The barn IS BY ~ feet, aud
Der Of good fruit trees. Amy one WISHING 10 purchase
will lind this very desirable situaton. Price 5ll,lt0,
or cash. balance mortgage Apply 70
Sept 2l-tf ], H.KAN, Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

- A splendid tarmofl 10 acres. moro Or less, sl
Es aed y ChTistiapa id on ne lancaster iiHs
land lis IN good state OF cultivation, hnvln been wei
lined and manured within short time it Is DIVIDED into
elds nearly all of oh have water IN hem. The I'm
provements consist of 'Es fine stone mansion
situated inside of lawn Of ? ts continuing latSe
number Of most beautiful and rare trees There il fine
barn crib, carrlage house. leo house, smOe house,
aud gOs sized iannalt house. This is rare chance
for any one wanting either farm seat. Price
Sis,5Oh. Term,5 or cash. balance mortgage, ApP'S
Ia T.. n RAY. Newark, Del. Oct S2-it
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

A GOOD Farm adOins tho OF town Newark, containing
n l72 ncrgs OF good land, divided into fields COOL Once
and water in al but two The land good Irdor, aud
for fertil will we'll compare with Other lndi iu the
aeighbuThood,, Tnf buildings are Brod brick house,
and has good tho door. brought from SPRING.
The barn is large, 10 by So floors md ia good nlder In
fhet, THIS cheap aTn ard he bunsht for S75 rel
acre, or L cash, balance long credit or lnJrgagei
Sept2l II ]. II. RAY, Newark. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Gen. Mirabeau B. Lamar, whose nomination
has been confirmed by the SenIte as Minister
to Central America, is man Of over sixty
years oil age, a resident of Tetas, for whose
Independence he fought, and Whs two years
ago the presiding officer of the southern Com
mercial Convention at New OrlQhus.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

d "a THE subscriber offers NJ PRIVATE SALE.
Yt;UHT his arm stiufted IN Mil Greek Hnnirai
l1s1 near me spring Grove factory. near Inc TeaG
ithul rom MCcahnun'A Meeting HOiro ID The II
W., =, ah9nt tnea from w mngtun mud Vi miles i,on
bAhN wne SPtnsa, c"uit,REg isl Aces bOnnde,i nv
nnua OF AquIa Dtrloksun, John a Tpgg md ,tlers Y
s r @ snRss' ofa lrau house GOOD frana
hunse corn cribs, &c., all In far cUut6I eh
DsllH tn uiheT trut trees. Tho inDd ID Of excel
lNHtEt Hlh Nlvluel into convenient fields with gnI
lgAaG, Rni wood lsn4 sufficient ior arn purposes T6S
nesnhorlOHd IL healthy intelligent and dsifae-tsI
maiu easy. ia llES 'nitNN''Si ~ rfrls
Oct 2J-9inNh' @S NNI'N ILL.,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

NJ TIM, suhscrbor offers his farm at PRIVATE
IA SALE, sitaaei 4 miles from wilmington as OF q
LaslA good land lupf which are woodland. u is bnuH
icH bY lands Of Samuel Chandler, Moses Journey. and
P,lNun Armstrong. The improvements nre good frame
use with stone Kitchen frame barn. carnage honse
IN good condition. and the land in good state Of enltin
tlOn PorsmA Wishing purchase han dsome loqhupn
country. Those wishing dvew the property can eau On
sefihsr AMOR FRAME.
Nae lint
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

:, SUIoIDEs.--on Wednesday iorning, Johr
.. Van Vest, of Milestone, SOMERSET county
N. j., by hanging himself in lis store. Nc
cause assigned. On Tuesday last a young aud
very pretty girl, named RAe Scheeley
drowned herself In Tumbliug Kun Dam, near
Pottsville, Pa. Her father hadIchastised her
for some trtng fault, which lei to the com.
mission Of the rash deed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

"a, Aaplendid nttlo property, containing lOAete.
EEsl q Hoh and, situated the ma in road Tnrn
S@A As'q 10 kmbl,yllIo, n cheste ooluy i within
Hoi toGd iannw com Plens. Tho Bull fins 70 ynnI
lith mouse feet squire, well finished, e0nter,ng
g ,c SW WP - ny u te with good egnn house Thu
Iyv wy ~ hlEt lnu ai9In stand or nce litte
S"tse i"r good stock or improved city properly For
~. ~ 80 ~ IN /, y sahN W
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

THE undersigned offers gt PnivArK sALK
1A that highly productive farm situated In Iiitle
IE;hAl Greek SSck, Rent County. Deawafe, called
Wins hrDuk. and known IS the reslfenoe OF The iat
John Cowgirl who considered " betote the general ~.
OF the COunty to DO tho Garden spot OF
ware II Is oentrally located between and distant about
miles from Dover, Lei pso. bona, Little Greek Land
ng and Port hlRhun, and convenient 10 daily lima If
fermentation by Railroad and tho water 81
~, nnceH in the vicinity IL CONTAINS 1852 Acrea Of
when arc in wood, The Remainder nTnble, the ouaty
" which Ia beyond controversy, A, M. t-For Psnob
Snture i IS believed 70 be peculiarly adapted having
seveTa hoursing trees nearly ~ wears old that
cd fine e It last season time that may long be fsmsm
u plantation Of auout 1000 young penoh trees Of IN
,nnsi npprOyed varieties for advantageous mAfkatIns
tbnt will come INTO bearing next spring; also Appes
pears and other fruittTees The fences are new npd N
ss"eilent material and we'll constructed fhe buiidnS
q Two story brick aud frame Dwelling, barn, crib
sahes onrriage house, GO ndApted tn the comfortable
Accommodation OF iarmets family and live stock.
tia pre- Il. ryation OF t1e crops. Title lndspuable-
TEKNtS-One third caBh md the balance Auconlroda.
ting, b. callne on D. 7, RICHARDS, AuotioneCf and
ue wlilalsJ soil DWELLING tlouBe and lot a. the nd
aiming VILLAGE OF Cowglifs Corner, on the same term,
IN PAYMENT Persons DESTROYS Of seolng the prOpeftS
VIM lie sh0wn tho same by the tenant, thereon, Geofss
u. n RICHARDS,
MOVIE II. AuctlOneer Land Agent,
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DIED OF GRIEF.-Mr. Sanhel King, of
Rising Sun, Ind, died very suddenly on Tues
day last. He became involved il financial diff
tculties, and his creditors in Ndy York came
on with large claims, made, Milking alleged,
by his partner, without his knowledge, and
closed his store. He was so oveteome by these
troubles that after conyersatioa with his wife
he laid down and was soon no uore.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
TO RENT.

IA, AND possession given on the 18th Of March next,
ssI / lAacksmith and Wheolwrght shop with house
HAl and gard IN for each, situated IN Chtisiinna Hun
lrrd Al mica from Wlnngton, heig az eXqelisn StSnu
or business. Apply to TiiOM As GARRETT. IN VIII
,nngfDn or 10 80 MARTHA CAMPBELL,
'Iis1,, ~ - IN the prnmlAea,