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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: roiced my name in the list OF Delegates
elected ION the Twenty second Ward to the Central Kepub
cen Committee published in your paper Of yesterday de-
crs the position and in doing beg leave to state that
name used without my knowledge consent ard that
han for time past wholly sbNaiasd from any p.s pass
in Esr'y politics JAMES CooLfE@
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,,xWrp STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, InureCHfl DeU n.
Nc. as,of the December term of 1856 Augustus
uswmsnvsy, clsm,ut Of chip Independence ag. w.
y E,sbsr' CbietJustice Tsney delivered the opinion
~ The Cont oyenullng The motion for damages.
NO i-WBite, Sevons & Co. agt. Pssohsl Roses
.Siaists.or, The Judgment Of the Circuit Court OF
sSe Esssrn District of Louisisna Was affirmed with
00 Ne e.e-The United States sgt james Noe. On
>, osas, the CAGE was docketed and dismissed
Asiouined til Tueedsy next.
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No tangible evidence 10 furnished Of this recon-
mendatOn, and il there was il has lost much Of the
high prestige it once possessed. INDEX.
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for. snd , schooner ppp''ed 70 be the L0s saunders,
wHsm. from Philadelphia fr Fall River, morning
Of the I'D instant sshor. the south side Of oDs issnd In
Mount Hepe Bay She would probably 81 .. high wssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.

SAxDUsKr, Thursday, Dec. q, 30.
locomotive attached to freight train on the san,
dufky' Msnsfed and Newark Railroad, which ieis
Sers tSis morning, exploded near Mouroevile Sahon,
iriuring only the engineer and fireman. the a''sr &C.
riously.
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THE nropcI. RANK SUSPENSIONS.

MILLfDGsvILLE, "Wednesday, Dec. rs 1851.
On Tuesday night the Governor vetoed the Dill iOr
she leeslizs on Of tbe sperson Of specie payment
ty the banks The Legislature has since passed the
Bill over the veto by two-thiros vote.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
Agents fo1 the True Democrat.

srkansas Coprtp-W. H. HALLrpuRroS, Arkansas Post
 ". M. JOHNSON, South Bend.
 MARTIN, Long View. Bradiey-JoHS HAvIs, l.ansrk; ". l. LEPHIEw, Wm: M
 VAsVALKRNBURG, Warren JOHN M. BURNS, Nit Eiba Beat0H-fien. A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; Wm J. HOWARD
 Benonville. Crlttendcn-JNc. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. C0iRmbta-W- II. STEEL, Magnolia; II H. CLEARf, ralcoa Ciark-J. R. THoMPsoS and J. Il. GROSS, Amity' SAM M
 SooTT, Philadelphia. conmay-R L. CARerLE, Springfield. Chteot CALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. MCGEE,
 Gaines Landing. < Craacford-CEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Drew-J. $. JORDAN, Monticello DfSha-Ur JAS LBMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FraakliH--Dr D. C. WRIGHT, Charleston; RoBFRr C.
 rwEEpy, Ozark. FahoH--JoHN .. SHAVER, Cross Plans; J. D. RUSSELL, Gr,s- -JoHs NJ MITCHELL, Gansvllle; w. NJ. PEBBLES Greensboro Hemgstsad -Rop'r l.. PHILLIPS, Washington. Rot Sprtug-Dr. ]. C. HALLIBURTON, Rockpou; Dr. w Il H.MMoSr Hot Springs; 7. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH
 Ro HENDERSON, Wilmington. i,ard-Hon j, IN \. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and =. J. MAsoN, Mount Olive. IndspeadeRce--REUBEN HARPHAM, Batesville; Dr. M II JefersoR--J. J. HAMMErT, Pine Bluff; SAVAGE, Lehi: Johnson- Col JoHx $. HoUsroN, Clarksvile; JOHN T. JaeksonMC' II. JACKSON. Elizabeth; D. NJ MARTIN, Mt
 Penson.
 Iafagette-J. M MONTGOMERY, Lewisvile. Iqprracr-J N HuLHoUsE, smithville II. KrSG Jackson
 MJ.HARprN, Canton; Win. VAUGHAN, Evening Shade l0ut gOmtrB-IOHN F. GARRErr, Mt. td+ Aoaroe-I. NJ. CoUCH, Clarendon; :. w. BOYER, JNo
 N. WILDER, Aberdeen; Dr. SULLIVAN, Moro; WASH
 INGroN PEBBLES. 1fgfis0a--J. K. BERRY, Huntsville. .lflriou--D. C. WILLIAMS, Melville. Oaachita-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'r ATKINSON, LeeSs
 Store.
 perrg--IIon l.. D. HILI., Penyyile. PoiHSctt-HOn. LEWIS SUrFIN, leu. w. THRowER, Boil
  zFailtpS-C. II. ADANSoN Helena. Piht-N. B. STEER, Antoine: E. II. ADAMS, H II. MERI
 pErH, Wilton; Vim. J. KELLEY. Mur'reeSbofo' ID n d. HA4ns
 LEVI NuHERsPooN, Cove.
 w BERNARD and C. E. roBEY Nonisiown. Pairis-Col. Jas l.. GArEwoop, Des Arc. Randoiph--JoHN Mccoy, Poeahontas. s. Frlacis-S. w CHrLDREss, Madison; A. MCDANIEL
 L'Anguiiie: GEO. W. SE ABoRN, Taylors Greek. Saliac-lN \. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA
 vERs, Lost Creek. scuicr-A w CoLR Psraclifts l.. NEAL, Center Point
 Hon CHA's PErTGREw, BroSnstown. Sc0ft--R. C.. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT. Seareg--Rou. SAM LESLIE Wiiey's Cove. Iaioa--W. F. HUNT, Hisboro'; H. B. CoDB Meeks; ARNOLD, Llshon. TaH Burea-I4. R VENABLR, Clnton n. B. CARGILE, Qu
 M = HaNhiHgtoH-L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. C. McGUIRE, McGuire's Store. White-H. REED, Searcy. HHos M. ALEXANDER, NeHe
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTAERs, Cold W ell yefi-W. N MAY, Danvilie; l.EvI ARNOLD and Dr. JOIN
 |. SHERMAN, Dardsnele; Jos GAULr, Burton. ' fin addition the above list of agents Post Master who friendly the paper are authorized and requested To acfa
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
T II F. MIST X k E {.

BY BROWNE. l met her mid the festive throng, A gay, and fair and happy girl As ever graced poets song, Or knew the magic of curl. In form and air the lady shone A very star of queenly grace, And then the music of her tone, And all the glores of her face! The bliss of love now seized my heart, Alternate filled with loves alarms 1 fell, delighted with the dart, A willing captive to her charms. United in the circling dance,
 We waltzed away the joyous night, And many a sigh and many glance Spoke mutual love and twin delight. My bosom now quite unmasked, With very warm emotion rife, I pressed her hand and boldly asked To join her in "the dance of life" She smiled-then seemed perplexed tc
 choose
 A moment paused as in reaection- Then said" Dear sir, can't refuse, r husband shouH haUe no ogjection!"
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
Valuable Farm To Lease.

,.. A FARM l9 miles from Little Rock, Ss "A on the main southern road, will be SSS v leased for term of 10 or Is years The -..4-- tr4e of land consists of about 9ST acres on which has been cleared over 800 acres. There is on the farm coinmcdous dwelinghouse kitchen, rvants' houses, etc. and valuable water power tirist and Saw Mill, s of which will be let to suitable tenant on accom- molating terms.
 The place is also well situated for public entertain men,. Thos Il. kimhcr resiiing on the road ' miles northeast from the place will show the premi ses if called on. For further information apply to this office
 SsD+ 9S1 1S5s--f
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
NOTICE is hereb, given. That letters of sd

NOTICE is hereby given. That letters of ad- ~ ministraton. with the will annexed, of Philip Trapnall, deceased were granted and issued to the undersigned hy the clerk of the of probate of PulasH county in the State of Arkansas in vacation ef said court on the 18th day of December, A. D. Isss: HI persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit the same to me properly thentieaied within one year after e date of said let ,av or they may he precluded from sny benefit in said estate and gre hereby notified that If the same are not exhibited to me 50 authenticated within two years from the date of said letters they will be forever bar rd and preelaled from sny benefit from said estate
 SALIIE F. TRAPNALI4, adni'x with
 will annexed of Philip Irapnall, decd.
 Little Rock Ark. Jan. 2, 1851. 6w
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
II IF OX ILL.
NOV < L.. g DRISBIN < Co.,. have re D moved their TIN SHOP 1F&

.J. h moved their TIN SHOP rS& to the corner room in Beuder's Brick tlllE&fS Building. on Markham street. where x1T they have received assortment of Japaued Ware. such as Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes. Du,, Pans Tea CaniStcrs. Also, Coffee Parchers, F1ra Tenders. Bird Cages. Iron Spoons, Ladies and Flesh Forks: scollopcd and plain Tin Plates, and everything belonging to the tin and sheet iron line: Cook Stoves of different patterns and general srtnent of tin ware all of which they will sell low for cash or exchange for old Copper, Beeswax, Clean Cotton and Linen Rags.
 J. BRISBIN * CO,
 Oct as ,5s Markham st.. Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
TERMS OF ADYgBTIs1M9.
afl M a R X

Our facilities fer doing all descriptions Of Job Work can m he surnased by any nnntnc establishment the country
 Ne have procured, a of sixteen hundred dol lars of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines winch enables do book and pamphlet work m snper'o style nd at very low. prices.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
DRY GOOD

LUST received and for sale .j Plaid W Wool Shaws: Solid Brown Delaines; Fancy colored Solid coored French DeI.aine; Persian DeLaine: Marines of all colors; Plaid Linseys: Flannels of all colors; Blankets . Blanket ard Jean Goats; Bird-eye DiaPer: Dee. B. IS5i. NJ. OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24

 0T Who has not some memory of his first, soul-fet blame, some recollection of his youth full affections, which
 ' Stin lingering, hannts the greenest spot
 On Memorys wastel -" In other words, who has not in his happy, boy hood hours, experienced the gentle infu- ences of early love and sported in bissful in- nocence with his artless, matchless."
 MINNIE MAY.
 BY NJ. T. McKELvEY. 'Twas in my happy boyhood's hour,
 When hopes were brightening into day, That, yielding to light Eros power,
 1 learned to love sweet Minnie May. And then, in fancy's vivid dream,
 Ere shadow on my pathway fell, had no other thought nor theme
 Than for e'er should with her dwell And, as he wandered in the vale,
 Where we at times were wont to rove, Oft did the hill and silent dale, Bear witness to our mutual love. How oft marked, my heart can tell, The movement of that sylph-like form That bosom's undulating swell,
 Beneath which beat a heart So warm. Nor fairer flower e'er bloomed than she, Nor bird more beauteous and gay; And 0, low doubly dear to me
 Was matchless, artless Minnie May. But sadness came. An, me, how soon Does sorrow follow earthly ioy. For ripened age, and youthful bloom, The storms of fate alike destroy! Yea. gloom did come, and sweep away The treasure of my tender years; Nor soon shall 1 forget the day
 Of those sad sghs and bitter tears. 'Ts sad to die, yet sweet to know,
 That death relieves the soul from pain: 'Twere cruel then to attempt to woo
 The unbound spirit back again. With thoughts like these we closed her eyes And laid her heath the cold, cold clay; Yet ill the power of memory dies, My heart shall treasure Minnie May.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
1T N R R S:

Board fuel light and Tuition in all the English branches Siae ger Session. Music, Piano. Harp or Guitar $z5. Greek or Latin S. French, Italian Spaush or German $l2. The session is ot 3l weeks Scholars will be admitted at any intermediate period aai be charged only from the day of entrance.
 e.+ oi '5f 1y
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
Country Merchants and Others

Country Merchants and Others NoULD save money by calling at ID. B. Man w del'<. who has just received per steamer s. II. Tucker
 5O Boxes sssorted Candies:
 20 Star Candles;
 s0 " Tobacco;
 A bbls Dean's Extra Whiskey;
 ao hlf bhls. Deans Extra Whi>key; 25 bbls Old Bourbon do. Cali and examine for yourselves as they will be sold cheaper than any other House can sell. Dee 2S, '56.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
MRS. RICH ARDS YOUNG LADIES
 INSTITUTE, Boarding and Day school. IrrI E RAEk Akk ANSAS.

taIuiug thorough education as are offered to ree- men hv Yale and Harvard Colleges. Suitably loca
 ted opposite the State House the institution Is fol the h1adiag scars the heathiest place in the coun
 try The Rooms overlook the Arkansas River and
 in the distance Big Rock with all itS adjacent lllis presents to the eye magic scenery. seven highly educated professional teachers from Eurupe and from the East compose the faculty and instruct their pu pilS in literary and social DuueS. English Aathenat its and Mental Philosophy, Aueientand Modern Lan
 ggages. Geography. Astronomy. Vocal anl instru mental Mus, Drawing and Painting, Calisthenics, e.e. A semi monthly Fxannation takes place every alternate Friday. and musical review every month to both ot which the parents of the Scholars and the friends Of the Institution invited 10 at
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
D o l. B E AR,S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
dhai street, NcW OfIe
 TEnTr ,na~

POUNDED ls32.l Is OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. / TENIE establishment is intended mainly A r~ E for Adnlts-Ladies and Gentlemen, -&ZE-es.s. and Youths, whose time is very valuable and It Is arranged that persons who wish to learn the ENGLISH, FRENCH SPANISH. GERMAN or
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
 Or PENMANSflIP.
 BOOKKEEPING.
 MATHEMATICS
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24

Furnishing Goods Clothing. Boots shoes Hats, Caps &c,, &c. Call and examine them and satisfy your selves.
 Call and examine the Ladies' Dress Goods, etc. jus, received at D. B. MANDELS.
 D.t 91
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
NEW NIrSICtt

SA BAGS Best Rio Coffee; oO 2o bags Jamaica do;
 l0 half hbls. No. Mackerel; 3 Mess Shad; 20 boxes Goshen Cheese;
 half bbls c, shen Butter; % doz. Baltimore Cove Oysters; 2o boxes BuclIwheat Four;
 l0 boxes Raisins
 hecsiyed Der steamboat s. II. Tucker and for sale by MEhRlCk X WASSELL. Jan '5T
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
LOOK OUT! LOOK oUT!!
" FANCY DRY GOODS.

e- LUST received at D. B. MAN ~r, t .B DEL'S the right kind of merchan- iSs 7 K disc. to suit the season, consisting in eS S part of Domestic and
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

KANsAs.--A letter from Kichapoo to the
Charleston Courier says, that excluding all
doubtful men, forty-one ont OF sixty members
Of the Constitutional Convention of Kansas
will vote against submitting the Constitution
when framed 10 popular vote. This is eX-
plicit, and as the author is southern man, APP
parently known to the editors of the Courier,
we presume his statements may be relied on.
Another circumstance, mentioned in letter
from Kansas to the st. Louis Democrat, is
coniirmatOry Of the truth OF the above. Thc
writer says that a Yirginian who was sick IN u
hospital at LeavenwOrth, informed Free
State man that no had been probate Judge
under IT, territorial laws at Osawkee, and n
candidate for member Of the Constitutional
Convention ! but having remarked in private
conversation that he was in favor OF submit.
ting the Constitution when framed to a popular
vote, he was declared traitor, and forced to
leave Oslwiee at once.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

ARAp SEEDs.--At an agricultural fair in Lex.
ington, Kentucky few days since, Mr.. A.
Beene Richards Of Georgetown, KY, exhibit
ed his splendid Arabian horses, Mokladi, Mas
soud and Sacklowre, and two Arabian mares.
All the best racers in Europe and America are
said TO be derived originally from Arabian
stock, and hence, to improve the American
breed OF horses, il is deemed best to go to the
Arabian stock itself, instead of importing En-
glish descendants thereof These Kentucky
Arabians were bred by the Bedonins. One of
them, Massoud, rich chestnut, fifteen hands
high, has great actit n and power, and is said
to be altogether one OF the finest horses ever
seen in this country.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

The case of Mrs. Cunningham came mp on
Thursday before the supreme Court of New
York. Her suretics not being approved, she
still remains in prison. On Friday morning
the grand jury came into court and presented
true bill against Mrs. Cunningham, for hay-
ieloniously produced a false heir to the Bur
dell estate. There are ten counts in the in
dictment The first alleges that Mrs. Cum
ningEam falsely pretended to be the wife Of
Harvey Burdell, and icloniOusly produced II
false heir. The second alleges that she was
not the widow Of DR.. Burdcll, &c. The seven
other counts repeat these charges in various
forms.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
TIIEO. HYATT'S,
sELEGT school,, FOR BOYS.

NINTH AND TAINhJIl = liz ElEISt
WILMINGTON, DEL
THE duties of this Institution Will BIO resumed on
MONDAY, August 3st. The School iB furnished with
Maps, Globes, Philosophical and Chemical appaTaIuf:
Surveying Instruments; and Library; and with GYM
uhsium and extensive grounds for exercise tn Topma
are large and well ventilated. Pupils after having
thoroughly pursued tho primary English branches can
enter the Glnsai cu scientific, mathematical depart
ment AT the option of parents guardians BOYS pro-
posing OnteT the school requested TO apply
enry possible, both for their own and tho principals
convenience,
TERMS per quarter Of l0l weoks Board, Washing
and Tuition, pay able IN advanced S5N.
Dty Students yuble2 weeks before end of quartet
Primary studies Sln,
In this departments 81
Circulars containing catalogue fStudenis and rulea
oithe School mpy DO obtained by applying to
AL. co TllEo. HYATT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

The potato spectators are busy at Bangor,
buying up potatoes at the rate Of fifty to sixty
cents per bushel. The Mirror says much is
said about potato rot, but it is not thought to
DO general enough to seriously affect the
crop.
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mug 20-lmu L., O. LDtlMiS
EATON AOADEMY,,- an KENNETTT-

ux,, SQUARE, CHESTER CO.. PA,
w ILL pen It's Winter Session for tho reception of
" students Of both sexes, on Mnnday the 18th day OF
October, and continue ~ weeks Tho of nsfuG-
linn comprises ~ the branches Of conman English
the LAnl N ASD FRENCH LANGUAGES. Tharough
ness will be aimed nt in every branch Of tudy and no ef
w9Irthy Of PatroHnge well qualified female Teacher
ment Terms for boarding., tuition, washing, Ne, Sos
ar session. nne half payable in advance Tuition for
gay scholars 81 week. For further particulars ad
dress JOSIAH JACKSON, pTineinai NV
T.. =. WlCKERSIIAM, Proprietor, or
MORTON PENNoCk, Wilinington, Del,
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Auctioneering & Real Estate Agency

lNlt undersigned would respectfully ammo unce 70 the
citizens Of Delaware ami the Eastern sh9ieot hlary.
land That he has opened, Dover, DEL, Neal Estate
Agency for the sale OF farms, HOUSES lots other
species III property His acquaintance with the people
Ufthe several States, warrants him in the assurance
That all real estate intrnsed g. his care Will be speedily
also announce that having had more than twenty years
experience ewill BIO pleasedto CRY any
snles Of land, houses, stock goods anywhere in tho
state hat may be rendered him, conscious that his ser
vices Will not fail to give satisfaction. III desired, he
Will make all arrangements for public or private sales
and nd vettise them TO tho bost advantage. He viii also
attend to the collection Of rats evidences OF debt,
The best Of sorences will be given character and
qualification TO faithfully attend to and account for ali
BUSINESS WHICH may DO nlTused TO his charge, Address
ker, lover, Del. II. l.. RICHARDS,
Sep. Q &c. AuotiOnoer and X cal Est ate Agent,
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YOUNG GnDIas INsTITUTI,

WILMINGTON, ELAWARE.-NUMBER LIN -
" ITEDTr Thirty. REv. THOMAS N. DAMN
Principal. assisted by Experienced Teachers. School
buildings located 1874 King street. Scholastic
men es first Monday N September. hUcess. 2ith De
cchcr and 25tl March; each ten days. Vacation, July
aud August Charge per year $780, for Board, and TUT
ton IN English. Music French, Drawing &c, Pro.
Tessos pflees Pupils charged from a time of entrance
mo Jndueion except l cases Of protracted Sickness
b.lla 10 he paid qnlTterly III advance.
L1- Catalogues forwarded ut request. Address,
REV. THOS, NJ. CANN, Principal,
lnly % 1nlO. WILMINGTON, Qol,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

Lebanon, Pa, has now a total population
5452 souls, against PISA in the year 1860.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

ScnooL CONVENTION Annual School
Convention of New Castle County, will assem-
Bile in the United States Court Room, over the
Post office, 9th and King streets, Wilmington,
on Saturday, the 10Th day of September, at 10
o'clock, A. M
School Committees aud all friends Of e'luca-
tion are earnestly invited topttend.
WILLARD fl ALL, President.
II. +. ASKEW,
THEO. HYATT,
A, H. GRlMSHAW, Supt. Com Schools
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MARRIED.


IN Philadelphia, on tue evening oi Seplelnbar3I hy Rev
+. C0Ombe, DAVID u. STEVENSON, Of New Snrt Ia n
liza Il, MORRisON,o Of Philadelphia,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
gEs,,i%I. , 3; ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED CA

n Ils
aIIIlOhlUON. FOR THE RELIEF ANn CunE OF
SrsfEEtNd FEIAtES,-" The Wonan'5 Advocate :, of
l',alc Fhn, Mas AHH H. NJ uoWel r,liirl AVS Pbs
tthe mEl valuable m.jloGflr The Diseases peculiar 10
women tlil we hhnw "l' friend at nuis, WHO tor MANY
Years has been uierHr noticed the advertisement m M
Advocate, and nt once procured bottle Size pund rppI
nn leas Hui Fe cl nhs heartily recommend II 10 Eli WIN
Prtsnle!lus 7 IKE manner, We hHy0 heard many tunes
tnht ~ VIZ n.y. remedy h 5is the lirs IN which
givo Dr. Wchal certificates lis value IL her III lbs d
flras Unn,' ~ - ," ~ "s
Pamphlets cnnalnins much useful information tnucliue
ilG nature any SYMPTOMS Of TIE ahoyo discusses t0gerf
win triilNpmnls from ludIs Of the highest
~ certified ly the most satisfactory ath0ry tn ali yhit
lNr 9thlnhn hl"s unl practitioners Respectfully IN
Nlcd, can be- hal gTntlsnt tho store Of f'' ~
u. BRlNHlIIRST Il 60 DrtlsEiys
corner sixth and MHTkel-siTpet,
a Ii. o. ., sole agenla for Wilmington
nhol Nc Slllshei WIN merely reading this notice, but
trouble. i, II, MAR)illSI X Co. prODrirtnrg '"N
MlN l-Gmn. Nlmlrnl DennL. LM llrnuilNnn, IL
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
7. G, TAYLOR'S
SELECT SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG

MEN md BOYS,
WILL be opened for tho reception oT Students on the 1
" q the ai.i month Sep.Ombor) The building Is ated
p IN the most comfortable and convenient manner and i,
furnished with elegant lectnre 9nd chemical labor
hiafy Every opportunity will be afforded 10 the Students
9llhA nsutOl To obtAnR thorough, practical and ii
desire classical education. For further information se