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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
A Breach OF Promise Csss.

Bosros, August IL, 1857.
sui, claiming f2s coo dsmss,s for alleged brosch n
premss Of marriage IL causing considerable CT slesus n
The fAshionablc circles OF this city ie parties 70 the s
are Noes ISsee, Of Now YORK; plaintiff and Or. Gesrre
Hayward and wife, ecfeadanis Mr. Inglee met Ms. Jay
ward In Europe as the youthful, beautiful AMI veal ~
widow Of the late Amos 5inney, where he says sh. pc
misci 70 marry him. The eftndsnts nov % csd-
Rufus Chosc and Pesg W Chsodsr retained for toe
defence his housni The case will be pressed 10 tri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Malls for the Pacific.

NEW YORK dYRALD-CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
The United States u.a! steamship Central America, Capt
Heradon will leave It's port TO morrow afternoon, two
O'Clock for Aspnwan
The malls Tor california and other parts OF the Pacific
Will close al O'Clock.
The new YoKx WEEKLY HsRALp-Car,o,nis edition
containing the intelligence from oil parts OF the world
will be published al eleven O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, IL wrappers, ready for mailing, nrpence
Agents VIII please send In their orders early possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
News from Kansas,

81. LOWS, August 10, 1857.
The Kansas correspondent Of toe Democrat sAys thsI
nearly two hundred indicsmen had been found Against
persons residing In the neghborhood Of ropeka AID na
x men had been arrested Fsauhn county BY dragosai
and taken 10 the camp. Rumor says that Gov waik~ =
indignant ct Judge CAios decision that payment Of Ax
Il the requisite quann alton for voters.
Ex-Governor Robinson had been notified 10 appear =
Leoompton the 9th inst for trial, the old charge u
uaurpstion OF ofaoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
News from Southern Africa

BosroS, August 10, 1857.
By the Arrival OF the bark Yer ct this port non
Care Town We have 70 the last Of June
From the 9Th the 14th OF June there were tremsadoas
gales the coast, Ten large vessels and larger nunbes
OF small vesses wrecked The whaling bark Nosth
Amcr from New London, lost two cables and sucbors
Letters from KAlrand mention the extreme distress v
which the Kafr tribes have been reduced by the cattle
killing mania, TO which they have lately fallen victims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

liability al shares OF stock WHICH tosy may own
Of other taxable institutions
This law nov opera ca to release from assess
meDt large amount Of personal estate for
meriy taxed. and IN the future con-
struction will be put upoa it, by the
financial juggiers that ooncocted it, still
mort OuerOus aud oppressive For example, if
two institutions, each possessed of capital of
$1,000 900, hold the sock of the other to the
extent Of $500 900 the total taxable liability
be ween them would b. reduced to 81, OOO, oO0,
being precisely QUE half of the capital paid i'll
Under the fourth section Of the came act the &C
Cancellations aud capital OF life insusaoce con-
psuies are wholly exempted from taxation We
Cannot zee the equity OF this exemotion.
The policy of the law has been to assess per-
sopal property equally in every form in which it
might be found The mechanic aud tradesm Al
are ssseE ed on the SUMS employed in their re-
specuve occupations, although the machinery OF
tire one and tue stock of the other may be essen
tin! to their present support and future iade-
ptndeDce. What valid reason exists that aocu-
mutations in life insurance. companies should
not be taxed like other ordinary invest
ments, and made to bear just proportion
of the public burden To prove the
practical operation of this LEGISLATION on the
taxable property Of the couatry, we submit q
o, Taxes and Assessments, and which, though
embracing only few of the numerous reduc-
tions, explains the los o. S2,385 Bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Non. Arrival Of she khe rsonSss.

sr JOHN, N r August l,-P Il
The screw steamship Khersonese is no, asous des
with Liverpool sdv,ces OF tae stn lest three days Lister
,ban received by the Columbia ct Nes York, bus bn
yet ps ie her appearance She sailed the de-
nth the Cunard Arabia for New York, wNssa
vessel may anticipate her arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

81 JOHH5 N f.,
TELEGRAPH OPf1os, August is, 1857

TELEGRAPH Opr1os, August Is, 1887 !
As tho fate OF the enterprise for connecting THE AsnA
with Ireland win much depend upon the character Of he
weather. We shall ret the dsy until the teiegrAA
feet arrive ct Trinity Say Yesterday the weather
COOL With brt little wind from the northwest 10 day
Is pleasant and gentle wind from the west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Ths rlissours election.

81. Lous, August Il, 1857.
The oicial returns from eighty counties have beeu
oe,ved The reported vote Of the twenty. three oshu
counties reduces Rollins msoty to such IN extsa - Va
make he ocAl returns herofor necessary 70 determine
the rceult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

PmranrI1nA, Augut Is, 1857.
An unknown girl, Abou, twenty years Of age tires
self on The track Of the Germantown road, In advance d
the train this morning and 10 pieces She ,tef,
OF tho track The train apron ihod and then 90 II sxss
whom the train was 10, her TO be stopped u W.
an eytdent cAse OF suciSa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

The act amending the Revised Statutes re-
stricts taxation On railroad interpretations to
land "owned possessed, or appropriated for their
use," and the present estimated value of the
buildings, superstructure, 81, allowing for de.
probation TIE intrinsic value of the grant and
the original capital employed are consde-
rations utterly disregarded Our city rail-
roads, with an aggregate capital Of $4,000 900,
upon which, in come instances, dividend has
been declared of over 10 per cent, are now taxed
only on S792,935. 1t will be eeen by the state
ment we have compiled that the local city rail-
roads in 1S56-then actually representing less
capi,al-were assessed on S2l5Z 1916 making a
difference, against the present year. of ST. AGA 44O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

GESAr TRxsrN's pARAus.--1he grardost hromens pa
witnessed IN the United Stats viii core on ~
rimira Nev YORK on tho 3lu Of August, Sx prizes are
onered for the best PLAY ing, ranging from fcp sloS
Gee hundred an niy t.nlshcs are ex~c1so W W Fie
seat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Fire In EorSoyi. Va.

EngroIK, August Is, 1857
The furniture store OF Thomas soo, in his place, ga
destroyed nv fro about o'clock This morning Loss 900
The store was unnsurod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
The Hebrssha Electiou.

". LoUE, August II, 1857,
Hon. Bird b. Chapman the delegate OF Nebraska In tbe
last Congress, has been re elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Judicial Nomination

PHILADELPHIA, August IS, 1885,.
Hon. David Paul Brown, Of ibis city, nominated 10
the Americans to-day for Judge OF tho Court Of CsmnM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

The Health OF New Orlsens.
Es~ ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
mo deaths In this city during week wore seventy
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BosroS, August Is 1857.
TIE following are the fcssx. OF our bang statement fsp
the rast week, compared with those OF lhs wcss ne
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
TFURsDAY MORNING, NAY 90, 1857.

Now this was too pointed, and my uncle felt
it keenly. lie came in, looking hurt and de-
pressed, and laid the paper quietly down.
happened to be standing at the parler WIZ
dow, and heard what passed between the two
gentlemen. My uncle's state Of mind was,
therefore, no mystery to me.
"Pretty severely punished thought l.
II was all in vain that | tried to win his
thoughts from unpleasant reflections; he an
swered me only in monosyllables. Even his
favorite airs on the piano failed to restore a
cheerful shade to his spirits.
Alas thought !, how much of suffering
we draw upon our own hearts. These quick
tempers and hasty words, how like the foxes
do they spoil our tender grapesp
Hannah said | as we sat at the tea-table,
(Uncle Abel had spread the butter ON both
sides of his bread, played with his spooni done
in fact, almost anything but eat his supper y
what message did you send to Mr.. Edwards
this morning2'
Uncle Abel started.
Hannah grew crimson in the face, stammer-
ed forth something that neither Of us could
make out.
'What was it, Hannah said l.
sI-I-I--I told the girl th-that wonld
send Mr.. Edwards the paper In few min
vates.'
'Iou did, said Uncle Abel in tone ofsur-
prise.
'Ye-yes, SIR
Sand why did you say thatP
'Bo-because, sir, thought that was what
you would say on reflection
And did you send the paper in?'
Yes, sir, when You were through with 1t, l
hope haven't done very wrongp
'No, Hannah,' said the dear old man, get
ting up and assuming almost respectful air
toward the girl; you did very right and |
thank you for your kind discretion
Hannah, relieved in heart, turned away and
glided from the room.
Uncle Abel was restored to HIMSELF; and L
think what he suffered through that day has
helped him to a little lf-control.-.4rthur's
Home Maga=iae.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Night spectacles, to sec with in the dark, are
suggested by correspondent in the Scientific
.imcrican. "They would be very desirable"
he thinks, t in some situations, 10 see clearly
when quite dark, when acting as pilot, for
example, on river steamboats,. The idea is
practicable. That which avails an owl to SEQ
in the dark will also enable man to see in the
night. llerschel could sec with tho aid of an
optical Instruments which he constructed
tic dial on steeple clock, n mile distant, when
it was so dark that he could sec but few feet
with the naked eye."
Allen NJ. Goldshorough, ESD, lawyer, for
merly OF Easton, Nd. died suddenly at Denton
last Saturday week.
Thos. Hogan had both of his legs horribly
crushed by the ears at Petersburg, Va, OH
Tuesday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
WAsIEi MdToN HI3TAL,

DAVIS w. DEIIAvEN, PROPRIETOR,
m THE UNDERSIGNED takes TINS netlnd %
annnttica the travelling public, that ne still con,
IgssM nnc5 keep ,hs well known Ishn,ent ~ , and
sposnl 10 favor Im with their patronage Tho
roons ara we'll furnished ard ventilated, and no npn oE
az nns X gnnro 10 provide for the wants aud comforts u
his gcs,s-sood slalng is attached to e Hotel Win ~
tnk en- oI animals aid vehicles. Families and others WHO re-
se In tbe large cities, and who dlire spenuS pun oi
tsr n m tho country for recreation during N'Gll NeAl-
pr can nj where lind delightful or healy place ~
c rni,,ry Ohiiging unh attentive servants VIII De co-
nnty Eppt to attend wants and conyeieneea ol lhc
pn0s Of The lluuse. Hack leaves the lioel To chnol
MIL MIL, v''' ''''" ~, m INV r. ID, W. DEttAVES.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

A HUSBAND AND FATHER.-A young man an
his wife were preparing to attend Christmas
party at the house Of friend, some miles dis
tant.
oHenry, my dear husband, don't drink too
much at the party today you will promise me,
won't you 2'' said she, putting her hand upon
his brow, and raising her eyes to his lace with
a pleading glance. -,
"No, Millie, will not; you may trust me-"
And he wrapped his infant boy in soft
blanket, and they proceeded.
The horses were prancing over the turf, and
pleasant conversation beguiled the way.
Snow, don't forget your promise,' whisper
cd the young wife, as she passed up the steps.
Poor thing she was the wife of man who
loved to look upon the wine when it was red.
But his love for his wife and babe, whom they
both idozed, kept him back, and il was moi
often that he Joined in tho bacchanalian reyel-
res.
Theparty passed of pleasantly, the time ford
departing drew near, and the wlie descended
rom the uppcr chamber to Join her husband
| A pang shot through the trusting heart as she
| met him for he was ntoxicated-he had broken
| his PROMISE
Silently they rode homeward, save when the
drunken man would break into snatchcs OF
song, or unmeaning laughter. But the wiie
rode on, her babe pressed closely to her srleVed
heart.
"Giye me the babe, Millic, can't trust you
with him." said he, as they approached dark
and somewhat swollen stream, which they had
| to ford.
After some hesitation, she resigned her first
horn, her darling babe, closely wrapped IN the
great blanket to his arms. Over the dark wat
| ers the noble steed safely bore them, ana Wheh
they reached the bank the mother asked for
| the child.
With much care and tenderness he placed
the bundle in her aims, but when she clasped
it to her bosom no babe was there IL hao
| or knew it not.
A wild shrek from the mother aroused him
and he turned Just in time to see the little rosy
face rise one moment above the dark waves
then sink forever.
What a spectacle! the idol of his heart gon'
gone forevorl and that, too, by his own IN
temperance. The anguish of the mother, nnt
the remorse of the father, are better imagined
than described.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
]. 5. WHEELER,
Us y " u 2 = 47sNsy
DGEAEEF,H AIR TIhlITS8T,t.

UUU IlIV W ~. TT n I8II'
NEWARK, DEL.
na THE SU UBSCRIBEK tentershis thanks to us
hA numerous patrons for their hhcral patronage
MA since 10 connenced business IN Newark, 9n1 i
Wf would respectfully state that he has removed -
'-i<- lie ODD Fellows Hall where he will have more
room and greater facilities in tho conduct OF ms 0us-
ness being practical tailor and having had large eh
peri cnoe in the art of gnrmen draiting anu enpo3n
none hut cpmpet hands, VIII bs asaie I'M md
snbstan manner and at the shurtest notice Inc Dest
luaIi Cloths ss1MRks and EST SGS, onnslhh
kepf on hand besides large aud varied ~
1laniketGhals Collars, Neck ies Glqyes, StuSsmssi
Shuts, Suspenhers, &c. Atoau excellent assortment
of Irvamn and domestic Scgars Chewing and nmnhlhs
l,sJ in n fobnee1 Store apr. ely.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Wiuchell tells a story of dog which under
took to jump across a we'll in two jumps
There are great many people just like that
dog-folks who think they can jump across a
well in two jumps. They that undertake it
usually ssbring up down in the water"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

An Irish drummer, who now and then in
dulged in noggin Of right good poteen, was
accOstcd by the reviewing general "Pat,
what makes your nose so red a"-ssPlase your
honor" said Pat, ''I always blush when
spakes to an officer"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

A shrewd little fellow who had just begun
to read Latin, astounded his maiden instruct
ress, who was fast approaching certain age,'
by the following translation-"Vir, a mani gin
a trap Virgin, Il man trap!"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE.-The world has
regarded with admiration the sei-sacriiicing
devotion Of this noble-hearted Englishwoman
to the sick and wounded soldiers in the Crimea.
Facts which have recently appeared respect
ing her early history, show that her character
was the result of the benevolent training IN
which she was reared, and furnish great en-.
couragement to parents who by precept ana
example would bring up their children to lives
of usefulness.
Though reared in the midst of wealth and
luxury, she was accustomed from her earliest
childhood to see the efforts OF her parents di-
Tected to the relief and education of the poor.
Her early life was passed on the two largo es-
tates Of her family in the counties of Hamp-
shire and Derhyshire, in close contact with the
peasantry, whom her benevolent parents re-
garded more than their wealthy acquaintances.
1t was the daily duty of Florence and her SIS
ter to visit the cottages of the poor, carrying
comforts and delicacies to tho invalds, or a
book to read to the old and intirm; and the
schools which their father and mother had es-
tablished in the neighboring villages, came
under the care of the daughters as they grew
up.
The attention of Florence was at length
turned to the condition Of the sick poor in the
hospitals, and having head OF the institution
for training nurses at Kaiserswerth in Prussia,
she visited it and there employed .herself in
nursing the sick, witnessing and assisting Al
operations, and going through a course o
msdical study. Returning to England with the
yalrablo cxperions.a Thus ao4nirod she accept;
ed the office of matrOn of Ladies' Hospital
in London, which by her unwearied exertions
she soon raised from lingering state to one OF
efficiency and great usefulness.
,EShc was actively engaged in these self-s
fcing tolls, when the war with Russia broke
out, and some members of the government,
knowing her capabilities, requested her to take
the office of superintendent of the nursing de-
partinent, which with little hesitation she ac-
cepted. All are familiar with her self-denying
and arduous labors in the hospitals of Scutari,
and on the heights of Balaklava, bringing or
der and comfort out of the chaos of misman-
agement she found, and calling forth the grati-
tude and reverence of the sick soldiers, whose
wants she so tcnderly alloviated, and whose
habits and morals she was so successful in i'm
proving.
Returning to England, she was greeted with
a universal outburst Of respect and love; but
she shrinks from all marks of public distinc-
ton, preicrring even 10 employ the large sum
Of money given as testimonial Of the pubic
appreciation OF her services, in founding and
supporting an institution for the better training
of nurses. Her deeds of love are among the
few redeeming features of the war in the East,
and her memory will be preserved and cher
ished, when that of the captains and warriors
whose names are written in blood, forgot
ten.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
VINES AND LIQuons.

@N THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
E3751 Fl ends and the public generally that he has
kA'nsa corner Of Fourth ard Sh!Pey Ss,, lately
occut icdb Kelley Ewbsak rs Flour and F eed store
mo d Fou St.,l where ho has hand and intends
keepns ior sal wo esas ~ A9d retail ig 9s az ~
VerV hTst quality, wOh he wlll dispose OF on the most
accommodating terms The lowest cash prices Will be
adhered where the muuey accompanies the order
Ofdeis filled and free OF expense pat Of the
elsewhere. -. JAMES DENEh'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
PARODY ON THE LAST ROSE OF SUM-
MER.


Ills the last cake of supper,
Left steaming alone,
And its light brown companions
Are buttcred and gone. .....
No cake OF its kindred
No cOoiie is nigh,
TO steam on the platter,
Or near it mate lie.
III not leave thee, thou lone one,
TO meet a cold fate,
Since thy mates are all estens
Come lie on my PLATED
Thus kindly I'll butter
Thy steaming sides DER,
And think on thy sweetness
When thou art no more.
Thus al cakes must follow,
Three times every day,
When breakfast is ready
They vanish away;
When huRger is mighty
And sickness has aowh,
No cake can inhabit
The table alone.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
,FIlOlalas B. EseesOaa,

Steam Sawyer and Weed Enrncr'
PYIESS BUILDING, BETWEEN Fir TIL AND
SiXrH STREETS, WlLMIN6ToN, DEL, ,,;o
ID ESPECTFULi.N informs hls lrenls hhl tne pppLiS L
III generally hat lie sti continues e carry 3nAt ms
old stand tho Scroll Saving and Wood turning Ouslhess
C1binet Turning constantly on hand House Brackets
furnished order made by contract Those wishing
work are invited to call. ,,,, .-,,,r,D,r Il
N, B.-Ths highest prices paid Tor GUM SUI
FOR CARRIAGE HUBS, mar. % 6-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Young Jones complained to his father-in-law
of the temper and waywardness of his wife.
oI'll cure her, said her father, ''I'll cut her
off with shilling il she don't behave"
Young Jones always told his father-in-iaW
after that ssshe was model wife,"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

A radical politician perceiying two crows
flying side by side, said, "Ay, that is just az 1t
ought to be +; l hate to sec ono crow over
another.o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

A new umbrella has been manufactured in
Connecticut, called the lending s'umbrella."-
1t is made of brown paper and willow twigs,
intended exclusively to accommodate friend.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

We have lately heard of minister, named
Craig, who purchased whistle, and when his
hearer went to sleep, he emitted from il avery
shril sound. All were awoke and stood up to
hear him. "Wcl,'' he said, '.you are smart
specimens Of humanity" as he slowly gazed at
his wondering people. "When l preach the
Gospel You go to sleopi when l play the fool
YOU are awubc.n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
ITTNTREa

49,, N INuE subscriber respect >vRN.
thllssEhzE-96ssss ! fnlly informs shisffiends hllA
esssss-ssaa-a-' and the farming public gem JHsSM
eThlly, that h0 is still engaged IN the Lime LnHhA
trade, and has nlde arrangements for sup Ss W
ply Of very superior quality nf Lime, from szsss.
newly npenel quarry oil the Schny kill ,lOr
The delivery orwhoh on u waters Of the Delaware or
Chesapoak, ha Is prepared to rocevo orders Tor prompt
a0"'"'' 'h''s' "" N. b. APPLET ON.
NJ R-Thros or four weeks notice should he given for
dl lyary Of Lime. Ieb' 9tL
LYONS s. G'u2E oaTAw5A OE1E0 nRAN
HaffE @Ga sTfSt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

81 don't care much about the bugs" said
Mr.. " orinly, to the head of a genteel private
family. in which he was boarding, tbut the
fact is, hayn't got the blood to spare"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
NE AaSk.
RMa ounsgIoN 5 saT gLnD.

DE UNA ~ JUN ,,
TuE UNRIy LLEp CHEAP rAlLoRs, AT NEwARK,
a. RE selling their goods cheape than any other
M n Sturea in Delaware and Maryand., Their
MA Store Is visited with people for many miles, who
NJ Formerly werc IN the habit going 60 Philade.
s-N phiu aud Baltimore to get Cloihng, but whp now
thoy procure thom at this establish
en andbeter Coats vests and pants of every
descrpon, constantly hand besides handkechleis,
drawers, nders, No.. in abundance All who want
bargains fhoud go to DE CRAY son immediately
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

AyxoYANcEs.-W Would you touch a nettle
without being stung by it Take hold of 10
stoutly. Do the same to other annoyances,
and lew things will ever annoy you.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Why arc book-keepers like chickensf Be-
cause they scratch for q living.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

When you go to drown YOURSELF pull off
husband.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

In Paris ladies wears daggers at their girdles
In America they wearthem in their eyes.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Steam Engine ana BoiIcr Mnnufactor,
MI T. Subscribers would inform thoiT friends
and the public ssqer1I thYl thfy hHye SetSeeo. S9
ts.s5fll Firth and Sixth sreels and Tatnnll, Where
they are prepared to uanuiactnre High aud loY preSse
md Marine Steam Engines and Boilers Sh "
ns, Mil work and afnery Of every desoript!pPs Cat
ihors are All Practical mon, well acquainted with the
business and hope by strict GttGnqn to .egslye hera
BIIe6bns OF all kinds punctuully attended to,