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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Mons RIoTISG IN BALTIMORE, Mp.-On
Wednesday afternoon, u hack load of ticspcra-
does, crying ont for the 'Rough Skins. =
stopped opposite the house of Henry Smith,
alias English Harry, in Bond street, Baltimore
Nd, and poured Yolley of musketry into tho
house. The shots were promptly returned
from the house, but with what effect 3as moi
known. Three persons we're wounuea by the
fire from the hack namely, Mrs Dissen, aged
20, slight wound in the arm, and two BOYS, ono
in the arm, and the other in the leg, neither
dangerous. The police arrested George Coul,
son, G. II. Slime, ahd Edward SHAY Of the
g hack" party also James Henry and Vim,
johnson, of those in the house, all OF whom
were committed to Jail. This is the third MI
tack upon this house within one weeR.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24


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sPRuHAL NOTICES
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. GREEN. lJrnleTly OF
eli in bsaess Win OWEN JoSks Of ne Teseent ana
5Ss Sgs SP 20 M9sks rsS
IA want of CLUTHlNG.io give him 4 call, feeling as
wst ~. Eos aeRs PRICE, ahedp "a PLAIN R snP e
rrStoa ihe dysr aR fs w nhSF sds
an'e Of getting soodsoodS attl0 lowest rates
s f8 1os sS lowest cash prices
6O5 u.s. Zephyr, Doubis Zephyr, Split TaPsier 's and
sns 9h WHY M@2 d Norooco so,ocs and
New Fall Trimmings
The latest e q GhsqIls Meqd Dresses and c4Snile
u Ting FAor DEMuHsrRArEp.-.rhor has been a
az s se5 np2 l 81 6 shoes beng magG
edin sat sand brought isre in TIL ast
ttatedby BALnwiN& DAY,whoafo now ii Wing tfeiraten
n amount 5r H. Sip " s sesss
% S Sn S b h Sy n I'm @s
hey otter easteFG matte SHOES every low igue. Ali
work AMI fee5 no6ins iii goods Of fGe avn 9
oaoe SStwseS sg hns iIS IS Ba
T q icy n ~ Germany settled TINS question beyond
lcadtly while the work which they buy athougi equal
peredat mnehlQwerprlce. They doing handsome
Ven thir eonpotiiaTs ~ sui inVS
lelr goods To- be 81 superior quality Il was but short
me OF oar editors th3t he would rather Slye baldwin
stca deal 1aa oopolSs viii he Sasts %p na as f
efess Of 5srY ~ g n IN
~ @ ,is 95,ie I'M maEerl4 that they use n9st
ns tGSS employ tho
pro,Psry Of the Sta aqa city in
em no n mr. iMey meet WIZ such
deTstood iEat 4LbWiS \ DAY SfS second 10 none
Goods No Il West ID st., wilmington, Del ~ '''''
,Lf THOSE wig afein need Of clothing woul4do wei.
Gli ~ :; ~ ~ irest heXt m0or TO-
Or made 10 order At an Gxssedng low rate Iis viii make
otabslieat % ey Al much lewef lhan must
him.
TSg- ExrRxsfvgSrooK or DoMEsrtc AND IMpoRTFp
ree Ea n rI ~ G No. 10 Mssl EIpnt
,r si%gS goo oIs nss. n9 mSs Ely Favored NJ
nac W. 6eieys @if koI a ms line i without
St aid We W9il fec5mnendHI in ,nni M al ' prims III
slss Eye hgr@ sa aaiio hs Keeps
@g PPS sngs 9nd e ad mr. e PnE 70 her
70 eali, her store isn't Noi6 Most Front Street e-
i%eeh 7h'P'es "hu ot"Hs''
s FE III Es Tas aAd A. re- e.
rnsycn tnlr HASA snperor o,,,o,o nm ,,rn,..od
f md s,S1 ~ q nish or
"n nd
s uuf IN init respect 1 Gn ND t a. trieS II
q b s a ass4 vas az o f 10 3, @ns nE2 @
Ing Iy mi N RI , Line Of the Shoe basaess as well
i'll ar B"pts aa Shoes ahd S ne d TSs HS
as Ter n our stock fgm al p1rs soatry particular
G o 81 aud aud PSsh a f e rf bngE aES sd sS
Under So. 9'E naariStarers here qoseter This Of
pu her e6aSeS 81 E9Ss u tor
Sy y iIau3 o we ISe, ana tG Is SO ana want
ln hSa N i6 S we produce me best easr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

The proprietors of the famous horses Yer.
mont, Black Hawk, and Lady Suffolk,n both
deceased, have had their skins stuffed at an
expense Of about $1,000, and have applied to
L "a 3 managers Of the coming horse exhibition
at Springfield, Massachusetts, for room TO ex-
hibit them within the enclosure.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

In Chester. the i9th inst By Reyi w ArthuT,
JoHa HIMMRL, of Wilmington, to Miss ANNA r, MuL-
LIcA, Of BTRHdywins HuAdred, Delaware,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The following list
Of the times Of holding some of our neighbor-
ing Agricultural Fairs, may prove of use to
some of readers
The Fairs Of the Bucks County Agricultural
Societ Twill be held at Newtown on Wednesday
the 23d of September.
Inc Fair Of tine Berlls County Agricultural
| society Will be held at reading, on Wcdnes-
4 uay, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October
'th, Sth ath and 10th.
:; ne f4lrs of the Northampton County, Ag-
ricultufal Society win be held at Nazareth on
the 9th. 9TH, Sth and 9TH DAYS OF October
III ie ar Oh the ) tate Agricultural Society
WI oe held at Philadelphia on the Doth and
, '"a ~, Oh September, and LIST and I'd of October.
Soci"t ' ~ o. me Chester County Agricultural
ooGlety VIII be held at West Chester. ON the
10Th and 10Th OF September,
: Mr. PEAnoDf The London correspondent
= OF me New iork Commercial Advertiser yavs.
q ,oud..t tle great qualification Of the London
y heISahIle community, Mr.. Peabody arrival
~ on saturday by the Persia, after an absence NJ
year all but two days. Those who know hin,
! wen wen consider that he is looking much better
e. %n ms 'ttp me passage was calm one, and
e rom England to that OF his return he haS ex-
p'r'o"He'' nothing but happy fortune.''
a CALCULATIONS 70 LOOK Ar,-Sunuoso ,
OF man urlhES Tour glasses of liquor day at fvc
ny cents glass, III a weel, he spends ST IN al
M N ma year SL2 50: This will buy the following
10 articles Pom barrels OF Hour say s2i FAM
"a par ct boots, say SIS forty pounds Of hmt
or Yer, $40 one hundred pounds Of beef. So !
new gnr nat' ~ new satin vest, S4i bonnet
dc lor Wlie, - sugar plums for children. isr
he eehts-total So 8o.-Caiyornia Farmer.
= GRAND SMAsn.-Twenty-ni banking inst;
vn buttons, mostly in Now York and Rhode L.
ut land, have gone by the board within the mas
two weeks. Their customers have been spec
ulating SO wildly, that they were unable /
BY come up when pay day arrived. Most of5thes
he institutions issued small notes in Their doy
of and the loss will therefore fall heavily upon
class of people who can i'll afford to sustain il
= The Kansas Constitutional Convention In
er adjourned to the third Monday in October, an
the Free state delegates were refused seats.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Loss OF THE CENTRAL AMERIGA.--The mel.
ancholy intelligence of the loss of the Caliior-
mia Mail steamship Central America at sea
proves to be too true. The Swedish barque
Eloise has arrived at Norfolk with thirty seven
passengers on board, saved from the wreck, OF
whom twenty.six are females. The barque
Saxony has also arrived at Savannah with five
more of the saved passengers on board. A
portion of the crew, and females and children,
altogether forty-six, were saved by the brig
Marine, bound to Boston. 1t is positively
stated that all the female and children passen-
gers on board the Central America were
rescued. Among the saved werd the second
officer, second assistant engineer, two 'iremen,
and two cooks. The steamer was lost when
two miles off Cape Hatteras, on Saturday 18th
inst, in the great gale which swept SO destruc-
lively our whole Southern coast. The sea was
very heavy at the time the ship toundercd.-
The chief engineer, Mr.. George h. Ashby, de-
serted the ship about an hour before the finale
in boat, which of cOurscmust have contained
others also. The two millions Of dollars in
gold on board the steamer were lost, as were
also the mails. At the time OF the disaster, the
Central America contained j2j passengers, and
l0l officers and crew, making in all GIG per-
sons. AS far as is now known not more than a
hundred were saved
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
7. G. IAYLOR's
SELECT SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG

NLN J1NU BUYS,
VILLA DO opened for the reception of Students on the 18th
y o TIC S month tSepember.) The building is fitted
M W t9 most Goniortabie and convenient manner and
n9fy. Every opportunity will DO afforded to the Students
~ IVY nsllnllun e obtain thorough PRACTICAL and IL
rinted circulars, iiiiy n IL
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

NJ posi- OFFICE PRINTING GIYEN
no THE ss'DELAW.aRE REPUBLICAN,,
BEc.aUSE IT Has THE LARGEST CIR
c1I,sTf0N OF any Paper P q b
IfsHED In DELAWARE, .ADVE r Z J.
SERS AND OTHERS s HoUL d BE Z. ~ ;i,
THIS FACT IN MIND AND LOOK 10
THEIR INTEREST. 81
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

PLEASANT SURPRISE asnISg wRn a. Riie ie o.
Pnsspr 81 the second Presbyeeads GpE .Sa
visit from committee of the congretior, LjtsI
ing in their hands an earnest of the good will
and atfectionate regard of his people in the
form Of free will offering, amounting to the
sum OF six hundred dollars in hard cash.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
EATON AOApEMY, AT KENNETT

TATUN AUADEM :, AT KENNETH
SQUARE, CHESTER CO.. PA.
WILL open Its Winter Session for the reception Of
students Of 10th sexes on Mopday, the I9th day Of
tion comprises MI tho branches OF common English
ohucat Ion. with the HIGHER MATHEMATICS. and
Eess VII IL aimed a IN every branch Of tudy ana ef
worthy of patronage. well qualified female lsacher
Will be sgployed 70 take charge of the Ladies depart
ment. Terms for boa rdlng tuition, washing, &c., S6G
ger ses ion, "ne half pgyible in advance. Tuition for
daY scholars 81 week. or further PARTICULARS ad-
dress JOSIAH JACKSON, Principal. =
r.. r. WlCKERSHAM, Proprietor, or
Sop 3-Rt* - 80
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE

.,,,, -, WILMINGTON, DEL,
ENliS INSTITUTION, Chartered with full Collegiate
powers to grant diplomas and confer degrees AZ de-
Liberal FEMALE EDUCATION,
OeSpense has been spared to make it, its bulldpRa
and accommodations. - " '1'SN
A FIRST GLASS INSTITUTION.
Nor will effort be wanting to ma ke ts itorn
ry merit and efficiency correspond mt,
ten PRQFESSQRS AND TEACHERS
are regularly employed aurding facilities for an extend
best and largest institutions. 80 " -
The COLLEGIATE YEAR commences on the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
Expenses, including bonTd, tuition, rent fuel aad
light, s $50 per year.
Catalogues obtained by the
2O-lmo, 4 InDkiIs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Aorieu{tnrak Eahi5itto,t-Wu made hasty
visit on Friday afternoon TO the agricultural exhi-
hilton at Chester, Delaware County, Pa, where We
found a large bumber Of people assembled aud
quite good display of horses, cows, oxen, sheep
and swine and the horticultural and dry good or
ladies department, we have never seen excelled or
ANYTHING like equalled in our State In the centre
Of temporary building, which was iled with fancy
work, dry goods, bread, cakse, preserves &c., &c''
was fountain of sparkling water, and wing OK
tending north from this Point some hundred feet
was filled with green houAe plants vegetables
apples, pears plums clusters of grares and peaches
which formed an exhibition fully equal, il Hot
greatly superior to any Of the best displays OF The
horticultural society Of our city, We noticed
basket Of Malcat0on peaches, taken from tree ~
years old, also basket Of Todd's new Seedlings,
from trees 10 years old, and basket of Rodman
Clings, from trees II years old in the extensive
orchards near Dover, belonging to Henry Todd, EsI
which were very fine, and we have na doubt the hFs
premium was awarded TO them. There was shoot
ing geliery, where young bloods could try 'hei
skill for I2t SCENTS; mineral water fountain wher
persons could queneh their thirst, u stand for III
sale Of ice cream and other refreshments, hhdVar'
ous fancy articles were haWked about the ground
The trotting course attracted much attention, an
the stand for the jadgas, whore there wa a band
music, was crowdsd by those wishing to see u
trials of speel. while great multitude pressed
iosey as possible to he ropes around the ring Son
Of the nags made very good time, going their mi
In three minutes and ono or two in some ten SCI
onds less. We noticed among the horses on exhl
bIsion two year old colt Of dark bay color an
beautifully proeoi toned, callel Den. Seots owned
by John Davidson, of Pencader Hundred; also
fine young marc owned by e. X. Layman, of ih'
same nsighborhood Both of these animals were
highly oredtabIe to our State, and would well COM
pare, ifsthey did not surpass in make aud APP
pearance any Of the same clnss on the ground.
There were fourteen or fifteen brood mares with
colts and some forty other horses, twelve or afteea
woke Of oxen, some Of which wero very large and
ane forty or fifty head of cows and young cattle,
which were in excellent condition, very large, and
fine propsrtiOned, and appeared well calculated Tor
the dairy. There were several pens Of sheep, but
nothing anything like equal to the fayorite stock o.
tho Reynolds of our State, and some six or eight
mems of pigs, a pair or two of which, the Chester
whites, were very fine. The exhibition, taken al
together, was highly cgeditable, though we were
informed that the stock of horses and cattle fell far
short Of the number exhibited at Media year ago
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Something Nem.-Dr. W. II. p,,,.;u
Camden has invented machine for cmti;n %.
down thu Indian Corn. 1t was tried near eng
uen few days since, and convinced ali VII
saw it in operation that well constructed n,a
1hine would perform all that the inventor
claimed Tor IT.. it operates somewhat like
tSEaping iacnihe; having circular saws each side
u platform, winch being drawn between Inc
rows OF corn cuts tho stalks on either Sida tl-o
Inc stalks fall upon the platform and are thrown
Oh m Ia bundles, ready to be stacked up, about
:, Cate Sho~.-Proposals will be received nv
me me, subscriber for the privilege Of setting the
az toL reLlesnments during the two days of
tAe ea''le snow j. A. BRowN, Committee.
BeantilHk Cars -Nessrs Harlan 4 Ho,,;n,,
Worth nave lust completed two beautiful pa.sen Ger
cars Tor the Mobile and Ohio Railroad sef
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

WANTEp q loan Of q, 500 on fTst lien on a farm
w worth Sl20 to SibgOD for which ten cent viii
given, Apply At this sics, sept ls-lm
The true Democrat., 1857-04-07

For he Cure cf Cholera, Fl,er, Dysentery, Diar-
 rhoa, Gripjng Pains, Sick a,td Nervous Head-
 ache, Pan Sickness oJ' he !Stomach. La
 short, for aH irrugnlar1ty cf the Botoels H las
 equal.
 rI'IIk Proprietor in presenting this medicine to l community where it is but little known, k well aware that there persons who not only cry out :" humbug' about medicines, but about every thing else with which they are not acquainted: and ii we all had been of this class, would now be living in the dark ages But the iHquiring and investigating mind has shed light Hpon evely department of Science and there is not d Doctor. Farmer or Me chauic. in your community but can look back upon few short years and be tstonshcd at the "a Did m- proyements T ade in Medicine, Agriculture and Me chanisin. We live in an of improvement. and it will not do to say that man will fail at any thing he undertakes. ! Ou must know that remedies are being discovered every year for mans benefit my friends, give thi. medicine fair trial. Bloody Elux, ohoh ra and Darrhea are carrying oil thousands of our fellow citizens annually, and it would be bes- sing to our country if medicine could be made tocure diseases 50 fatal in their consequence To this end have gwen years of study, and can now hdcntly assert that have succeeded in getting up medicine for the cure of the above diseases and 1 challenge the world to produce its ec ua
 This preparation having been tested and approved by the best Physicians If the country. now stands unequaled by any medicine of like kind in the world. It's effect for revealing Pains in tie Bowels curing Darrhoea and other diseases of the Bowels and eav- ing them at the time in good healthy condition has been truly astonishing.
 would respectfully ask the ladies' whom God seems to have set apart for the afflicted to try ths medicine, and if it proves good to recon mend 1t to their neghbors
 The following few of the physicians who testify to the virtue of this medicine.
 A. c McWlLLIAMS, NJ. D., Fulton, Miss
 c. F. CONDRY, NJ. D., Bexar. Ala
 SAML. D. BUCK, NJ. D., lIopkinsville, Ky.
 The pamphlets contain numerous other certificates from druggists and physicians and can be had gratis from Dr. J. J. McAlmont * Co.
 For sale in Little Rock by Dr. J. J. McAlmont x Co.,, and by merchants and druggists generally throughout the State June 10 lS56-ly
The true Democrat., 1857-04-07

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The true Democrat., 1857-04-07
DIR. EASTERLY,S FEVER AND AGUE KIILrp
The Great Western Remedy fo,

he UTedt " Nestern Remedy for Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever. Dumb A,n.,
 termltent and Remttent Fever, and every f,I lt Fever incident to Bilious Climates. '''~a I'M mo st perfect and nfallible remedy vat a,s. ! the speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Fs'@
 Dr. Easterly's Fever and Apue Kin. This popular remedy has now been before tEs 'tt; years, and during that time, it has cured more tbap l
 One Hundred Thousand Ca.e< Which has fully established Us p,e-emineDt ne,i, i of the West, as the best and only reliable remedy s. dread disease. ! |" li This medicine is a compound of the most potent vs,. extracts known and is the most speedy and eI.tr, ' for Fever and Ague known to the civilized world '' Dr. Ea>terly's Fever and Ague Killer wiiI cure tb. eases, no matter how long standing. or how bad In no case has It failed 10 cure, a. far as heard from few hours after taken, and person was ever the second thili ami Fever a CT using It. when ued % ing 10 directions. IL Is perfectly harmless to tbe p cate constitutions and can be safely gwen to the por infant. '7-'s Reader have you the que and Fever! If so deav,, delay not the use of this medicines delays are ianges L sides ruluouS to the constitution. Ise Dr. Ea,eTy r and Agre Killer, and lt will cure you Pamphlets containing certificates showing the m. quaed mens otthis medcIne be obtained ofthe lr gJatts. 's'1 Price, sl per bottle; or six bottles for sj
 Y - liberal deduction made 10 Druggists ind Vs,.A, who buy to ,ell again Prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Cbs, streets, St, Louis, Mo For sale by J. J. McAlmont Druggists Litt Rock ,,s, rugglss and Dealers Tn Medicine generally tbroncb G United States.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-07
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN.

rTNHAT at public sale of lands for non payment IL of taxes, held and made in pursuance of the laws regulating the collection of in the State of Arkansas, by Gustavus V. Johnson, Sheriff and tax collector for the county of St. Francis in said State at the court house door, in said county on the first day of November, in the year 1852. the said shenil did on said day offer for sale at public auction the North west quarter of Section twenty-six, in Township four North of Range three East, contain ing one hundred and sixty of land, for county and State taxes, costs and penalty due said land from the years 1926 to 1852. inclusive or so much thereofas would be sufficient to pay the same amount ing to the sum of one hundred and thrty-one dollars and thrtyfVe cents. and having previously given the notice required by law by advertisements in the Southern Shield. newspaper published in the town of Helena, in the State of Arkansas. one insertion thereof Was made more han thirty days before said day of sale, having posted the same up at the door of the Court House, in said county of St. Francis more than thirty days before said day of sale and said tract assessed and taxable ill the name of Elias Smith, non resident of said county of St. Francis and no one offering to pay said taxes costs and penalty due said tract of land for less than the whole thereof the struck off 10 Philan- der Lttel for the whole thereof. the said Philandcl Littel, paying to the then sheriff Gustavus V John- son, as sheriff and collector aforesaid the said sum of one hundred and thirty dollars and thirty five cents the said Johnson sheriff and collector as afore said, gave to- him tax collectors certificate for the same, and the term of twelve months being the time allowed by law for the redemption of said tract of land having expired since the day of sale, and no person having redeemed offered to redeem the same and the said Philander Ltte, having presented to John c. Tyer, the successor sheriff and collector of said county of St. Francis the certificate made by the said Johnson, and demanded deed for said tract of land, the said John C. Tyer, us sheriff and coee tor of said county of St Francis did on the lth day of October, 1856, make and execute deed. and de- liver the same conveying to said Littel all the right title and interest of all persons. whomsoever in and to said tract of land, which deed having been fully aeEnowedged was fled for record in the office o the clerk of the county of St. Francis.
 Now therefore, all persons who can set up any right to said land purchased, any part thereof, m consequence ofany intormaity irregulary ille gaty connected with sueh sale are hereby called upon to show cause at the first term of the Circuit Court which may be held in and for the county of St. Francisn which said lands are situated six months made shall not be confirmed pursuant to petition to be filed by me in said court, for that purpose
 PHILANDER LITTELL.
 Feb 20 1857. 2l-6t cost of adv. s25,