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DR.. HUNTER on THE TREATMENT OF CONSR-
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sgcoxD sHnfHs-LrrrsR NO. 4


II ~ ReSds-s ef The pesy ribsas.
IN last efitr r-yA-seS the r-sces cf kf<><snS
the ,es,utpt 81 Consumption. Another e. az
eau.y es-red and orthodox eth the of ~
,r thelr hopes ru<f<a These
a. H. erroneous idss that CoBsuup mainly c.asd Ss
.o- Ar,org the advocates Of emercs l may neni
name, OF Dr. SNwosps taubor a work e1tited Pva-es
OB,rt1fcss on Tvenf-czt ~ CsalsaPf9sIs DIT Para
Dr. RRYN RosSsos (OsT,d on rae 'Hfses asf op<ve
r. q, - y,s,u, page tsl Dr. THosAs Rsro lEssss ~
Ma v,s aHd Csrs Of FhtAssis Psf@sH9ist' Or NaksAr
(Tserar.s,es or As At % HsdIszg, Psse ~ DE- psh
or,p~rr Frsrce DR. GoN AMI ma Wits Chet ,ocAn
the Military Hospitals of the NespoitAn Army; ana ma
other he'd position Pfoiessv
IN American 81 British Medical Colle--s These nance us
rieIepcs ~ show that tA practice OF stne euec. Zoe
suup'ioo j. srcty oriAGr and BE- considered &c Ai
sPct rsgsay TIE Frequency fher deceads very mnce
hc Of the ply Dr. RsED advises thsf ,be p
tien shAi take an sTc''c so-atac dsd eressss ~
nerihs sNNoNos orders Them oay r,rtes s'ec' ss4
in regard 20 the Kind Of b.
ployei Ore orders sqasils" smother ss<fr"
third "ipecac bile fourth will OF y snlpAsfs Of
per- Which Of these the "osi orthodox regular
sbe 70 tell r4
should not think necessary anything In Condemns
this absurd sd cruel prsce, not TOT the ct
,ood utn in he profession have this moment under
than who has been thus isnotan1
and uee5lessy The idea sid OF these
the other dy curing Consu pon by turning the stomach
inside out sauing til the blood rushes ~
the head and rstAacc win myee sctnAuy
gush-s the mouth. Is somethins cannot undsstaod
could understand ho knew anything OF The
ops ration enetcs the nature Of CopsUmpon. 10 nee
calculated exhaust the steogh in eots which have ne
possible influence the disease while they inv<A
Div destroy the tote Of the stomach.
In next letter shall take the -ercEydl hedfoe~e
OF Consunption. Your obedient servant,
RoBERr HVNrsR. d.,
Feb. Ia, 1851 No. s,s Brcadwag.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF R. R. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YORK.

1gDsos river p:s:. co, w 3. - - .s'a
Ills @-rSroesh EI-s.s and MAJ sAsf s.t1.@
l sc .s:, ~ 1 r s. go. ti::s :; ''''
20. %s,a. 80. $780, r...., :. III; , ,,..
sSs %-FSs;sia Way W. f P.. r. u" II stations
HARLEM ROAD --LDepo, ces- Of WHIT. ed Cu.~ .sssAl
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S' p. m ~ An P,, sn:,
Train. ., ws.E Br,d.s and % $50. s'd 81" 10. w.
rna sbn. ! iain.. iI'O ., sso, Ss sSd6Ss~
VIEW HAVEN RoAp-fD.pot. Bo.I--y sad c.a..ssAJ
-" !s,O.sh :. ;ssos.
800 N 4 ceosa. Is,ousA a, s.aos.
So % %-ss%s. a ~ soea.sc:
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ais Chester sp.eal oil statues 70 Pos. Cssss~
LONG ISLAND ROAD. -tDspo, s.aa Ferry. hsoss~I
400 sG..d i II . =. ..:i .%y
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f.: s !. . s., ssaS.a to Y,vA. .u-
Monday oio fssAns al the s,oss
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M Mn n l'ss , s,s.'s .,,,.
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$50 . g IN ss sst. ell stsuoss
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N To R.s srdis
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CITY ITEMS.
-ucinnsti Gszette.

AcApENY or MrsIc.-The opers season closed on
Friday with full, overlooking house. Trovatore was
the piece Of the evening. word to the artists Don't
butcher the music with interpretations or alteration.
A uelody-sn inspirstiOn-tbe efiuence Of genius
campo: be altered hsirs breadth. All the Italian
.n. ers ruin more less the melodies of the coupoaer
They want percepton-talent is not genius. The
opera company, Il no; first rate is good nine
tenhs Of those OF Europe. Let US enceur. &c what we
have. NJ. Strakosch promises new season, we hear
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'TAdvertisement.t
Feb ls, 1851.

LETrERs PArxSr GR,SrED JAN. ~, 1851
Thi. aud beautiful style OF Porpre will fiRsr b.
sred 10 artist amateurs conpos.eurs sd he public fr ct
csn. on Monday Feb 10, 1857, Gvs>fys web known
Photographic Pslsce Of Art No. $40 Broadway Newfork
The public respectfully invited 10 ca sud judge FOR them
selves Of the superiority Of Pictures other syiee
and houab cuted BY the they combine the us
the ancst photograph With the beauty and hussh d
the d,csic miniature ivory TO quote the exprresoa
OF celebrated miniature painters The stereoscoSe
wondsrfa occupation s these pictures eur
pass 10 every respect our hest eldesvora'
GURvEY holds himself 10 readiness execute ssa pcurss
for the public sud After the sth inst
Gallery open from a m I'LL p IN.
GvRNsy, Photographic Artist,
No. $40 Broadway, cor. 1~onard st. N y.
". B-No connection With any other cstablshmsst
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SCENE IN BOND STREET YESTERDAY.

Bond street was yesterday the great center of a.
traction. Crowds were standing there from morning
til night while multitudes were continually passing up
and down the street. One Of reporters called at
No. 81 in the afternoon but could neither gaia admis
sion nor information as to the Misses Cunning
the boys-Mr. Davis the officer in charge, having
b. en- ordered 10 Answer no interrogatores. :,
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

LAFAYETTE FIRE IssrRAsoE CoxrAsr.-The 6u.
election for oicer and Directors Of tbs Company We
held few days since, when the choice for Preeideo
fell upon the Hon. John II. Frank, Member Of Assem-
bly, from the lid District, Brooklyn.
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Advertise ment.l
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBIC, =


TYPES PArENrEn-rhe undeisgped would respectfully 81
noun that tby will exhibit specimens Of the Hsloeyp
their GsneIy No SIS Broadway on and after the ia mst,
nd that they xhns them the pubic a N
10Th and will deliver them and After the Sh Inst
The HAotypes will be- taken only In this city by b. HALL
the inventor and pafen'ce At the above gallery. -
NB-No connection with any other sssakhhment In tbs
city JOIN BISHOP HALL
No. 5a5 Broadway opp Metropolitan Hotel.
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fAdvUtisemptt

GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY FESTIVAL
To he aiyrn by the Pups Of Grammar School No. q s
B,osdwsy Tabernacle THs EVENING Feb o. 1857 assisted -
Fke, Band Newark Tickets Is cents to BE- he'd q We
SCHOOL, No. 81 Lanrepss, and At the door, Doors open u ~
performance 20 commence at 7.
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bsnd every variety Of TEAS for Grocs Tea DsAsss anl -
f.nillessouchong oOons and YOuns Hysoe, fsos -
20 go; Gunpowdss aud ISp.TiL from 15c 10 Hc-An OF
qualities equally low Also Sb boxes Of good Family Tee -
one dollar Csil and e3snlneho l1 Chsthsmst, bstvoso
Pearl and Roosevelt-sts.
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tea, and general feven, -: urinary organs, Total.
43s. The number Of deaths, compared With the cor
RESPONDING weeks of 1855 and 1856, was as follows;
Week ending Feb. H. 1855, 5;e week eoding Feb. 10,
1856 81 week ending Feb. T. 1857, 437; week ending
Feb. IA, 1857, 43S The nativity table gives SsS
nsiives Of the United States IS Of Irelsnd 10 Of Ger
many II of England, 4 Of Scotland, Of Spain, l Of
Italy OF Wales, and / unknown
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Advertisement ]
To NERYQuS SuEFERERS.-l
"A retired Clergy

man restored to health days after many Of GesS
nervous feDg 10 make kno~n the means Of csre
VIII (hse) the prescription used Direct e. the hsv.
JOHN NJ. DAGNaLL No. 50 Fulton-st, Brooklyn N. r.
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TgALBERo.-M,. Thalberg give. concert nigh
at Nib'o. and presents great attractions. He ais
play. for The pupils OF the Public Schools at noon
the same place.
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IAdyertsemeDt.I
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PR0oD
sArEs Nos. 1885, Isl and ls wsssr. end No. ksfnySe
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iE Wfst IEFTERTs, is5 Wooster stree.
DANIEL SEAooh 10 io5 m.eaOas :ir. street.
JAMES H. ORR:...........No. IS Hester street.
HiChAhD 0Ao EDWARD 'Di;owEEs CoNsEsY. {.
CoroDer-Oficer, would cay here that, In conse-
quence Of the latter portion OF that verdict the two
girls placed in ny hands for the future action of the
Grand Jury. There are two little boys up stars, and
there is nobody possibly 10 mind them and wish you
to place guard or something over them, 90 that no
body has any communication with them until the Dis
tric Attorney axes ;rsngemen's on M1ndsy. There
is another questicD gentlemen to the Jury, would
like 10 ask YOU which La this: There is Hannah the
cook and Msry-whs disposition do you Wish to make
Of tleml Shall they be let OUT
A Juror-It appears to ne that if they are let out
they ought TO give good bail for their appearance 70
come when called for
The Coroner-And how would you advise Inc to keep
Farrell?
JurGawe think be is q - important witness
ells family are in very destitute circumstances. His
wife has nothing maintain herself with, aud he has
had nothing except what be has received 10 the way OF
food have given him from the hotel. Tney had to
take up subscription yesterday at the Station-House
for the fupport Of bis wife.
Coroner-Oh, think the city would act in a mstter
Of that kind The city ought TO do it.
Capt. DiIks-While the city are thinking of it they
A Juror-We would make suggestion for the city
10 take OF them while he is in custody. Is ii the
with of the Jury?
Two Jurors-Yes.
Coroner-Gent.men Of the Jury. you may consider
yourselves now discharged.
A Reporter-Tbere have been suggestions that the
gentlemen present If they have anything will give any
snsl' FUNDS they may be- willing to- to Capt. Diks,
who will take care OF the amount for Mr.. Farrell.
A hat was handed round aud collection made Of
IS So
The Coroner then turned over the possession of the
house and ts effects to the Pubic Administrator who
had been previously authorized by the Surrogate to
seize and bold the estate and effects, personal aud
Of DR.. BurdeIl.
force of police left to take charge of the house
the two Misses Cunningham and the little boys.
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Walacks Thester overlooked with an enthusiastic
audi, Saturday. the occasion being the fret ben
eft OF Miss Heron. The fair beneficiary received
showers Of bog les and various manifestations of ap
preeison. Tonight she viii perform for the first time
N he- Translation OF Legouve's Medes-
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CRY Aos-kIiry.-The City Inspector reports fss
dssths during he past weekah increase OF as con-
pared With .ae week previoua The following exhibits
he number Of deaths during the past two weeks
among sdu.s snd cAildren, distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. BoyA ORA Total
E H:.s . ssSa. s.5. Sd Ia is -
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption, So; convusons tinfansae), 80;
Inflammation Of the lungs, 10; scarlet fever, 81;
measles, :; muasmu. hnArtilel, 2li droP'y IN tue
head, 3d. smallpox, IA Group, 20. There were seo
des:bs Of bronchitis. congestion OF the orain, :;
~hcopirg ,ough, 4 Inflammation Of the bowels ID;
Inflammation of tn. brsa, lO teethng. 6; premature
butbs 3; ssIlborn, 80; violent causes, 10. y. the
total number, 30 Se,e of ten yea Of ass end under
and a were inmates of the public instifanoos Inc
following n classification Of the diseases ana
the total number Of deaths in each class q dsesse:
Bones. jotn,s, &c, 1; brain and nerves 81 geeers-
1--we cg.ps, II; heart end bsoodvesssss, IL 'sess
th,oss, &c, La 90 ~. TO- skds. Re- asd sfuPsive
fsveng 81 stxbxr ~ p<snSsrv ttth1 80; snn-
EEL btwek, sad etbss Gssssvs eVss. 81 uncertain
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BURGLAR CAroHT IL THE AcT-Jonn Nelly,
yoDns man wa. arrested on Saturday ulsh charged With IT.
t.mpt btesk into he boot and shoe store NO ia o1eea
~ich Policeman Resh of the Flint ~srd STATES that
s cs.hf the excused In the sc orcs Cd window shutter
Of The Kelly hsd By Justice osbern fot exAmias-
I
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BURIED TO DEATH.-An inquest was held yester-
osy ct NJ es west Twenty ninth eest upon the body Of
Jane We,brooi colored woman y yras OF ase who aod
nom the effects Of burns received on Tuesday last wheo nsr
she WIS ding H. when hrhted Verdict death BY burning
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Discovery OF HrAAs kHxAFs.-Some portions
Of body Of human being discovered on Saturday on
Twenty rst street. sad vere
Eshtesnts Ward station vhsre IN iqaest
bed upoD them. There Msd .'ese on the roaitn
the aims found portion Of the body OF SUBJECT
and tie Jury in their verdict came 70 that conciunon
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TESTIMONY OF ID. C. WALLER, NJ. D., Be
EnRE TIE .JI'RY


live at No. 81 Horetio street. am physician,
passed through Bond street on the aght OF DE- Bur
del's murder; II was Friday night; il was between
lOl and II o'clock; observed o man sitting on the
steps Of DR.. Burdeis house; did not observe him
psrteulaiy am cure there wH IN sitting on tue
steps; heard q man order him off; the mao who
Ordered him of was ct the door; he was inside the
door did not see him a. 10 enable Inc 10 Know him
ngain.
Alter the Jury had retired Dr. G. y. Woodward was
sworn by the Coroner add entered their room to testify
TO the Jurors that be had been hsnded the dagger pro
duced In Court during the day, and which was similar
in al reepects to the one purchased BY Soodrass that
II was handed to him for the pupoee Of sscertSnng
whether IL could produce wounds similar 10 those on
Che body of the deceased that for h pun pose he hsd
ted on dead booy, sd found the wounds produc ID
similar in ell respects, - veil % the body as on the
clothing. ,.
TIE jury came down stairs and entered the room n
1925 o. M ard the roll vac called.
Coroner-Gentlemen have you sSreed upon your
verdict
A Juror-We have, Sir.
CoroDer--Pea - read IT.
Mr. James II. Hall resd tho verdict OF the Jary IN
language a. follows:
THE VERDICT, y,
STATE Of Ner York, Cl1y AID Cornty Q, Ner- 4 e'h
Am inqnisitioa taken at the hovse Of he Ass px nc
tr Harvey Burtell No 81 Bond street, IN tne W r
,scnth Wsrd Of she City Of NJ ~ Ycrk the C'sos %
ksx.York, this 18th day Of February. IN tue JeG o.
GU Lord one thousand eight hundred and bnySsv0o
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CAPTURE OF An ALLEGED FUGTIvE.-Hau'ltOn
WsrdsI alleged to be fugitive from Newark ~ where II
.f,.d be- wsDt~d to answer % chsge n zr.nd .Ieeny
"a. arrested by Officer NaseIson o the Ch-fs Blu
he charge.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

SASH. BLIND, bODR AND WINDOW FRAME
''-tH''' MANGFACfuRI,
rp,,r .r. nPpV-ITE rHE BLACK HORSE HOTEL.
fbo'l 't'' xvii ,ii Nj; ron. iJfiI,

sAsa, BLIND, HH3 S<i;f 5 AFR WINDOW FRAME
FRoSf :t,f GL !oH'a n"1sh
The subscriber 3nt eN'sSXely shsGe. ~ Ne nl3R
TvIf6 me attention ana cNtonl nvialHn 20 al tnr
fou,ors Builders SCI TO Eiye N.Y. H nil eA4ms ~
Ef,r't ~ IN lerTn Keep uu hHu WINDOW ana bpbt
~ lNi4s, and SASH Gft inia Snsh q uX LOW 2gd
oor Y! HGF IND SHsii, g., ids--iiyo,
nd Stationery Stersui h!l ~ les, i)9rS ni an ~
WIKI a. f tie Gest IN eral, vol seu-tnei, IN Hs the
hest vi wOrk uud SOLD ~ Inc LOWEST CA~u PRICES.
ner nj very sGutt Uttce. " rkprlmet Iurisred- be
r Altht,iets by anti ,lro.tel y NY uddrosR|lu
"% n sHgs =, Y. " 'Vs'1-'" JAMES y. SMITH
ESsl.v,;E or JAMAICA GINGER. tic hest attice
imjr ny HuGh'hhi' AL artS ~ itii W. ~ ~ o.
Browns, nul superior MHvey repoei % any si1SFr new
shlt #H 'lHHs tpgI Ter VIZ '% f. c.sYs ~, W.
o'GiiiiNNi,lf, &GUi; Piirs, 's 10 fls eia6Ss 3aes
tho c!s mud lyets mt cnHFi ar some tiine wle
thu least tu the cunry yt-otHtas and strengthens lie
Whole porspn yIaS 5of5 appetite and ton" 'ir sIo-
"C0SsTANrISurLE cutGn DERRIEs, these are
tu, INCEST !us n'ln TOR t9psh Colds ~ tho hrR, hHl
the rndt, Hacking Goushs, &i They ar9 dHMt ~ ~ e
ret lrAra aat rtriy easily u ne E.kGt' ny at.iS' ior
~ Ma Re, 81, Wilmington.
ZONES \ co.., Of the ,gRESGENr ONE PRICE
Clolhlug .1loRE. M, .ai Market street nnSt ; Ah ~
at nn inlNvinI tHn lar most varied lnd Itshiu-
able stock Clutnus ph,ladelPhu, made eS lressly
Salesman, by ndyng marked ~ Fldt REstnn ehch NH
aa IT, very aest prire cnn be sold Tor So they eaa
MIN lie ni6ins :" ihai all nan bus wlth Cue FIJI as
pfGg Aiso n lase stock uf ple GpPHa on hand Of
lat ii ii les nnu hest VuAli Nich VIII t1 ie :,
cent below credit prices. Remember the Crescent u
Market LbSHo SIAN ~ G IN pbtaJRIujin.
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had formed junction with tho imperalists at
Wampoa The five European ports of China
have been placed, by the Emperor, in state
of siege. On board the British naval steam
treacheroualy murdered by the native crew,
who then dismautled and abandoned the steam
er. At Bushre, in Persia, the British remain
unmolested. Reintoreements were being sent
from Bombay.
BuEADsrUFFa.--The market for Bfeadstuffs
has been dull. Flour is heavy, and prices Of
all qualities are turn in idver of buyers, while
quotations are merely nominal Messrs Rich
ardson, Spencer X Co. quote Western Canal
Flour at 2Sa3ls; Ohio Sla32s Cd.
Wheat is dull, and with but little inquiry,
prices are 2l lower. Quotations arc nominal
and the market closes heavy. White Wheat
9a9SSd; Red Wheat 9sa3S Cd.
Corn is steady with limited business at
previous rates. Mixed Corn is quoted at 33s
% yellow 3la as I'd white 35aS6s.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

INVASION OF KANsAs.-A correspondent OF
tho Boston Traveller, writing from Kansas, mem
tiuns a rumor that there has been secretly or
ganizad in Missouri about 1900 armed men, to
invade Kansas and take possession of the Shaw
nee, Miami and other Indian reserves that will
be opened this spring for settlement. The
ahawnees have made their selections, and the
remainder, containing about two thousand
claims Of lG0 acres each, comprising some of
| the fuOst land in Kansas, will be open early in
March. The Missourans, it is alleged, have
been selecting claims for months past, but the
lRhule story is probably greatly exaggerated, il
not untrue.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

Tue MEXICAN TnEArIEs.-Mr. Forsyth, our
Minister to Mexico, says the BullsttH, might as
well como homo as soon as possible. President
Buchanan will certainly have some one else to
put into his place, and can have no moro need
Of such diplomatist. He has come to tho
sensible conclusion not to send the five treaties
to the Senate; 50 that they die a natural death,
and the spectators who expected to grow rich
by the disbursement OF the fifteen million loan
will have to look elsewhere. The whole series
Of treaties was only a grand project fer the
pundsr of tho United States Treasury, with Il
distant look also to little ultimate tilihuster-
| ism and seizure of Mexican territory, by way
| Of llquidating the dobt which Mexico could
never have paid out Of her own resources.
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.yebHEN vi 5.ls g&ECEl.

VIII MIN TON, llItt'
g, EEtVtNG GNisANL cnlNfFeH MS Sh6p,
ff ~ nstns L.r e. :. spRS 3, 1osS'
nnrpnra in the hastngzs, hts 4 81 aN9t"h Zel hhh
% int1 ~ ~ ntyu IN" oIsh for II ms nt te rnis,
enabrs him % B1tu this best We k,inr ih9 least money
~ ny iiiII1taotuter the Stles, nat J0hrs comps
y" innplbas hi wnys m hnHi ntga lh OF good sea
snnad spWkrr hus fenrs at uthsr inmhar, tnd wouth
,,ite An who may wani Carriages and ileNlcrs IN car
rases a. oqit ant exannH tlt large ~ e WI hnlshed
~ Fiji sverll vary hln,snne one and twU horse
Eastern bait oghs for sale and good lot Of excellent
made harness. All kindsuf pairing uonc WI neatness
and dispatch. jar o. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

EARTHQUAKE IN GEoRGIA.-The Georgia
Recorder says that on Sunday night, March /,
at half past ten O'Clock, a severe shock Of an
earthquake was fot at Milledgeville, Georgia.
1t was 50 severe that it awoke many from their
sleep. Ii commenced with a prolonged rumh-
ling sguni, like thunder, but from bclow-the
sky cloudless-whch increased with greatiorce,
CAUSING considerable vibration of the earth
from east to west; tho rumbling from the west.
Soon after its cessation Il severe and cold wind
sprung W, the thermometer falling in two hours
IS degrees, from So 10 81, producing ice in
abundance.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
MARRIED,

In this city, ON the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Joseph Mason, EDMuND q. HASLs, Of Salem,
New Jersey, to Mis-; MARGARET Il. PIERCE, of
this city. Tbs bride and groom will accept
our congratulations, and may tho honeymoon
continue through life.
Salem papers please copy.
In Mil Crock lIonirsi on the llth inst, b, Rev. MI
Baton, MIR, AhSsk Woodward, to Miss NlcfpnlSs
BSEnNN4N,
Ia ms civ a. the lh us. by Roy Joseph NJ som Mr.
L H:UERtG i, WOODWARD 10 Miss AHS Imam, both OF
ClEis.EiaH III.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

lMPoRTANr CoNvENTIoS.-It has been propo-
sed 10 hold convention representing the va
rious railroads lying between tho Mississippi
vlleyund the port Of Norfolk, for the purpose
Of appointing a comm ssion to proceed to Eng
land, and endeavor to prevail upon the proprie-
tors Of the new monster steamship, now build
ing on the Thames, to bring her, upon her first
Transatlantic trip, to the harbor of Norfolk
The 18th Of April or thereabouts, has been
rvned as the time Of holding this convention,
and Lyncbburg, Va, as the place.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

|Post-Ofioe Printing given TO the the
Is T,e,awsre Psgubhcan," because it has
Aha isrse asT . culatlon Of any paper up,
iis 9 I'm delaware. EdVeina9rs ana ana
afhars should bear this fast IA M-na anu
Iook In thstr lntecest.-Ll
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-09-03
INTERESTING DIALOGUE.

John, Well, Jim, I've got a pillow that is a
pillow, this time-come and try it.
Jim, tries it,, That's so, and no mistake-I
must have one, certain. Where did you get it /!
John, In Quasqueton.
Jim, In Quasqueton why was down last
week, and looked at eoery ploW in topn, and could
not get one to suit me.
John, You can get plenty of them now at
ALExANpER's Store. He has just received the
largest and best lot of Flows have seen since
left the east and he sells them right, / tell
you. Go down and get one.
And down Jim came and bought two. And
I've got plenty more of the same kind left.
am of the opinion that John was right, that
JOHN DEERE's Flows, manufactured at Moline,
H., are decidedly the pillow for our Western far
mers So come down, and bring Sam with you,
or any other man that wants good pillow, and
I'll sell it to him right.
36-tf Yours Truly, E. A. A.