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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

n THE SUBSCR BIER OFFERS All PRI
yATE SALE, q Farm situated u peneSder
IHEelll Hundred New Castle County and state Of Dell
lsfaHQ aware, about mile from the lnuIshng town Of
Newnrk and quarter Of mic from the Newark Depot,
adjoining lands of James Ia Martin, Andrew Kerr and
theirs, containing la A9retot which % AeTei are wood
hlgl state of cultivation, having been meda over four
tines and the gr, part the fifth time within the last %
yenTs with considerable qunny Of Guano aud it is well
wniered, The Improvements area substantial two story
water at the dor witha pump in the frame Barn
90 by 80 feet with DDrma ami Cnrn-crlb and cellar un
der two irnEres, Corn cribs wagon house nearly
al built within the Inst years, with other necessary OUT
ennd ppe Orchard, with other chuioe fruit, &e II Is
convenient The best Schools in tho COUNT both iDrmaa
and female likewise places u public worship and mills
ANY person wishing to purchase will call on the under
signed Price Ss5 per Acre: Terms easy or Oash.
feb. 2-tf, JAMES II, RAY Newark Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
IUHIs, VUTy Respectfully,
CHARLES MASON, Commits

Coal AsuEs.-We are told that common coal
ashes contains about sixty-flve cents worth d'
potash and Sulphuric acid, per ton-that, it is
worth hauling upon land. Upon stiff loans, it
is thought to have an excellent mechanical ef-
feet in loosenng it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
"a ateEhal ION ga n mn ers!
The SUBSCRIBERS FoURTH Annual
SALE OF 5.rUcsR

IA WILT lke place nj lis + a IN, 3 miles below
}Cs& w, New Castle, Del, on THURSDAY, the
iaI Pm o. March, wherein be Will sell tho following.
nn3anin ,2ck-ln eni of Horses suitable for Ifm ~
noG' yearilns Cnlts; also, pair Of good mules broke
i twenty 1--WE woke OF Oxen, the most of them well
nhel hh1 WE ceh, neiig beautiful reds and well
fui OF all an tnns, - ~ $50 ~ ~ ~
Iwenty Western FEEDING sttprs 20 Cows and hefcrs
sule WIN calves al their side others sprinstrg, bur
hns psNons and common stnck bulls. them Dur
nhs Devhni aud ilusien Ruine OF these Bulis are
us lne t3 our state run show.
" neal OF selected Western Ewes of good uIlety,
~ WI only sny tn my brother tanners and Tiers That
hls slnck Is well wbfh their attention. heinz lie hest
w. has ever offered his sales Sale posi-
iye aM collneaGe at II n'cnok. TERMS.-Ail sans
ed CLdoTser. ieb Sis - s''i II IL GEMviiIi''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

Lord Napier, the new English Minister ac-
credited to this county, will be accompanied
to Washington by his wife and four sons SIT
seems" says the Herald, "thut Napier him
self desired to receive this appointment, and
that 1t was given to him by the government of
Lord Palmerston, at his own solicitation
Lord Napier is eminently qualified for his new
post. He is an exceedingly amiable and talen-
ted man, and has all the requirements to rem
der him popular here. lie entered the diplo-
matte ranks in 1910, and since then has been
employed on several very important missions.
Some of the London journals speak fhis lord
ship as bsing very quick-tempered and irrita-
BILE. This is entirely mistake, and springs
from SAe misrepresentation Of the opposition.
1t is true that, during the time no was attached
to the Cons antinople mission, he had quar-
rel with Lord Stratford de Radcliffe but ii is
we'll known that tn Q latter is character that
no one can get long with, and that he would
quarrel with an angel from heaven. Lady Ma
pier, who accompanies the new Minister, is
high-bred, intellectual, and accomplished wo-
man. She will be great acquisition to the
society of Washington, and is likely, in fact,
from her qualifications and talents, to become
the centre of all that is really attractive and
elevated in the beau-monde of that city. Two
of her four sons who accompany her, will eth
rbe sent to Canada for their education, or
will be placed at some high class school in the
United States"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
Ar PRIVATE SALE

n GOOD Farm .4ND COUNTRY SE.qT.
IA TENHE sAbsorihcr h1ving hong H. Land IN Kent
firm County aty, niSmif 4 81 Az anSa Conn
1sssA4. Acres, Of first quality Land, situate on the
Chr stiana Turnpike, less tlun mi from WILMINGTON,
within quarter off, mil Tlp Depot he phila
dolPhia, wilmagtnn and BlimoTo Rail TOAD q New
ped either by Bnpt Cars, also being good mar
ket for produceas any in The State The uitlugs con
front, with exleHalXe back bniings made Gut ofihebes
buil!ings situated IN lot oi6 Acres, with large lawn
of ell grown trees, ShrubtTy and fine young Orchard
of various kinds Of fruit. Will sell the House wih6
Acres the House witt 90 Acres, or wi sell the who's
be offered nj PUBLC on the nth dJ Of March next
at O'Clock r. NJ, on the preEses; for mthrr paTtic
lars addresses GEO. G. SIMPSON,
Wilmington, Del,
Possession given the 15ih of March,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
ruHETn sAnD.

IA fh'IlE subscriber intending 10 leave the State will
I-3S ~, oHer at plBliC SALE. At his residence, !
1,, l,s helnW New Castle, on the II inbIrg rrutl, on
hipAn We G dry Of March, 1867, all his Personal Prop
s1, e,ES,mg OF head Of work Hoses; Colts thie
wG W., 9Tnk9Gi lneb Cows leofS m9st Of Them sPtng
g WIN can, jyellng calves, Bull Slnrls. brood sow
arm NaSnn uN-ehts, enc of them suitable 10 either
Nen O. nihe3 at Of nH wheels rad running gear, n1tr
F'fI rntr, III lln1 rntS; CHrn-shunr, NEARLY new
P9flnF SinWlck!e Fan tirntstpnn Wleribafrow, OK
A3hrH' hwS iarrDws aud Cultivatnrs, Revolving Hay
ikei; ladders, Boring Naclunn Riding Birdie and sad
sa teIn names Nnson, Cnrt, Pnw and Lead Gents
Moving Seytes, Forks, nk shnynls hos, PnSi-spa de-
AArs AlaHS AMI Wedges. liHy Ropes, OK chains nj
M 81, ,b bsitl, WITH screw ALSO uOUSEnOID AND
hIIiibN LuHNlfi RE, consisting Of bureaus, Tables
1hlS uSiGhs, nnhlng-E nsSpS aul Carpets, pnnr,
iilnl box and one Cook Stoye, Wasl-Inbs Buckets Dairy
Hr and many other articles ion rdintiatn aniinfate
% 81 very superior icrrur PUnlnrs mud White Corn BY
T., nsm tie h,,l AeFes Whea III l"grnnn
except Wea on which there will he given credit nf six
ll"htHs' isb i6-'s ROBERT u. ENOS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

The ALLEGED HUsBAND PoIsoSER.-Mrs.
Gardner, wife Of the late postmaster at Hing
ham, Mass, the alleged poisoner of her hus-
band, is now in Plymouth Jail, where she must
remain till her case comes up in the Supreme
Judicial Court. The Plymouth Memorial has
the following with reference to her appearance
in jail
Weunderstand that since her arrival in this
town, where shei now safely housed in tho
lail, she exhibits recklessness and a disregard
OF the terrible position in which she now stands
similar to that which has characterized her pro-
eeedings before, at, and after the death OF her
husband. She seemsto be extremely DESTROYS
OF making good personal appearance--wishes
to display her rings, pins and other icwelry, SO
that "she may look well when her friends cali
to zee her, S''''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26


A RAT SToRY.-ReY. Walter Cotton, in his
diary of voyage to California in man-of-
war entitled Sc Deck and Port" relates the
following rat story sc hava always felt some
regard for rat since my cruise in the Constel-
lation. We were fitting for sea al Norfolk, and
taking in water and provisions. A plank was
resting on the sill of one OF the ports, which
communicated with the wharf. On bright
moonlight evening, We discovered two rats on
the plank coming into the ship. The foremost
was leading the other with straw, one end of
which each held in his mouth. We managed
to ctpture them both, and found, to our sur
prls,, the one led by the other wins blind, His
faithful fricnd was trying to get him on board,
where he wonld have comfortable quarters
during three years. cruise. We felt no dis
position to kill either, and landed them both on
the wharf. How many are there in the world,
to whom the fidelity Of that rat readeth a les
SOM"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
Rnhlir Snln

a. Wll[ BIZ SOLD Nj PUBLIC SALE, on
St-sN w MONDAY, tho 9llol Marcll next, ia57, ii
lerGsilence ui the sulsufihpr, IN New tintIp Id
HST ;.lln f}a ito fMg hg,wceg ar,s !9rner and
consisting ot!lOhSES, MICH VOWS young cattle
inir O yhuR DN N, large Dx-cart, Wagon, Puugis,
lAfrow4 Guilty Ors iioGptr and Mower, Nnny' PATENT
~ Eo9d nrHer does its work III rSt rate style, will many
harnrilce, lot i mentioned AS thu aIbsrib cr VIII
hsche aI,lg all wlbn nld sale commence at IN ~
eHrh, W., when terlS " i'll be nah, known by.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26


CINCINNATI ELoPEMENT CAsE.-The man
Smith who elopcd few days since with ansth-
er mans wife, lett behind him an cstimable wife
and two interesting children. His wife had
some money when married, which she placed
IN the hands of her husband. Recently Smith
sold his house furniture and took his family to
hotel to board. Mrs. s. had some silver ware.
which she kept in her room. Two days pro-
vious to the elopement Smith suggested that
the silver ware had better be placed in the
safe, whore 1t would be secure. She agreed,
and it was accordingly deposited in charge of
tho proprietor of the house. Tho following
day, however, it was delivered to Smith, and
he sold it, as has since been ascertained. lie
thus converted every article that could be dis
posed Of into cash, which he pocketed, leaving
his wife and children at public house with only
ten dollars in the word.-CinciaRai Gazette.
PREMATURE FuSERAL.-An admonition against
hasty funerals occurred recently at Fremont,
Ohio, Daniel Stearns, who had been sick with a
fever, apparently died. All the arrangements
were made, and the friends and the clergymen
were assembled to pay the last tribute OF res
peet to the supposed deceased, when the body
appeared warm to the touch. Restoratives were
administered, and in few minutes the man who
came so near being buried alive, was sitting up
He is in a fair way of recovery.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

LTROM the 25th of March next, first rate Darv and
Y Grain Farm on Nannran,s Creek, within mile Of
Depot with ample Accommodate Tor the Hnlk business
now carried OIL. For further particulars rnquirenf
ia,, 15-if Nyikningion iii
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

DISTRESSING SuICIbE.-Ch&S. W, Horriger n
respectable young man, aged Is years, commit
TOD suicide ut Columbus, Ohio, few DAYS ago.
by taking strychnine. He had been to a party
until two O'Clock of the morning on which tho
rash act was committed. 1t is said that he Wis
tied a fortnne-teller a short time ago, who told
him he was not destined to live long, and he
probably thought he might anticipate decree
OF nate. Ayoung lady to whom he was paying
his addresses is said to have treated him rather
ravalierly at the dance, which may have had
the effect OF Fastening the accomplishment of
previously halfformed purpose Here Is a
sad lesson on the evils OF fortuue-telling and
the folly Of giving away to love-sick sentiment
ality.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26


Welearn from the New YorliC Courier and Enqui-
rerthat0l Bull, who, for some years past, has
retiredfrom the scenes of hisformer musical tr-
umphsis about to reaper before the public, vio-
lin in hand. His many warm friends, and, tho
Thousand admirers of his peculiar genius will
be glad to hear that they are again to thrill UNI
der the spsll ofhis bow--a more powerful wand
than ever magician welded. Ole Bull retired
from the concert-room, we believe, without the
expectation of returning to it, and intending
todeyote his fortune and his energies to schemes
chiefly benevolent in their nature. The public
has been Informed Of the difficulties in which
he was entangled with regard TO lands in the
West where he hoped to provide homes and
Comfort for colony of his countrymen. In
those transactions, it is believed that he was
the victim Of designing men, who practised
llpap1sie credulity of his generous nature
The result has been most disatrous to him; but
it viii iiiure to the advantage of the public
for his spirit has not lost its inspiration, or his
right hand forgot its cunning.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

1t is stated in the Richmond Enquirer that
the Hon. Edward Everett has already placed
IN the hands Of trustees twelve thousand dol
lars, at seven per cent. interest, and five hun
dred dollars, at six per cent. interest-the nro-
ceeds OF his oration-ior the benefit of the
MoHnt Vernon fund.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-The New York Tribune
learns that the prospect of a good crop of fruit
next seatoa in the Western States is tatterinr.
Tho wood matured well last summer, and tho
cold OF autumn came on so gradually that fruit
buds were not injured, as they frequently are
in early winter, and it is therefore thought that
the greatest danger of winter-kilIing is already
pase, and that the next now bids fair to be 4
great fruit season.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

a HINT TO ADVERTIsRRs.-Wa ceIe-
DRAFTED backing mandatory has now ceased to.
be. The business has ''died out'' simply from
aresolution taken by tho proprietors who sue
ceeded the spirited original Of the firm, oto dis
continue advertising in tho newspapers as a
been foreseon. The firm of Warren has o,a se5
exist with in ons generation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

VIII be found Of unusual interest this
The world will be crioved to
hear that the submarine telegraph has
been broken, and the attempt TO lay il
mas been abandoned, and the feet re
turned to England. The Directors were
in consultation to determine If another
attempt should be made the present sea-
son or deferred another year.
Wall street is in ferment Of excite
ment, and confidence in the strongest
bankers is giving away, 1t is evident
that distrust is extending to many Of the
incorporated Eastern banks; if the panic
be not arrested. it will entail fearful dis
asters. The news from India is not en-
couraging for the restoration OF English
power, and Herculean struggle must
ensne fer England to regain and main
tain her supremacy in India. Ifshe is
to enter upon long and expensive war,
her national and commercial! finances
must be seriously affected, and if we are
TO meet domestic crisis at time when
England is likelyto press upon us fol-
her debts, it is time for prudent men
to look about them and prepare for seri-
Gus difficulties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

4 CROP OF CoRN.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says that Joseph Hayes, an old
farmer in Lawrenceburgh, Indiana, sold
10000 bushels of corn last week for SO
cents per bushel, and five cents additional
for hauling it to the point Of delivery in
that place. 1t was almost wholly the
crop of 1856, though small part of il
was left over from the previous years
crop. 1t produced the snug sum Of
$25, 500, and was raised on the famous
Miami Bottoms, between Lawrenceburgh
and Elizabethtown, that for half cen
tury have turned out enormous crops
without any apparent abatement of fer
tility.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

SUICIDES are certainly epidemic in
Cincinnati this season. The papers con-
tain almost daily record Of them
On Monday night a young and handsome
married lady, who had enjoyed only tive
years Of married life, and was the mother
of an interesting infant, destroyed her.
selfby taking laudnum, through jealousy
of her own sister, an inmate of the fami-
w. to whom her husband had paid mark
ed attention. Che left the house in the
evening and procured the drug and re-
turned to her own room, took the draught
and laid DOWN and died without appar-
ent suffering or regret for the rash act she
had committed.
On Monday the body Of a respectable
looking nan was taken from the river
opposite the city, who appeared to hsve
been in the water but a few hours; he
had filed his pockets full of rocks before
he took the fatal leap, with the evident
intention of making his death sure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
IN il m Most ludeubted Fact

That Dr.. SANFoRD'S INVIGoRAToR OR LIVER RENE
DY, Is Of the greatest discoveries made in medicine
the past century. 1t has been study Of the Doctor
during twenty years practice to lind what particular
organ when diseased, caused the greatest number Of
ills pains, and his coneusion Is, that the liver Is the
greatest regulator of the system and the most Liable to
disease, while if kept from disease, is preventative
of Dyspepsia, JauEdice, general debility, &c, While
last, but far from least we mention corsumption for
experience is, that cases Of consumption &C.
cur from diseased liver, than from all other causes put
together.
Taking this to he correct hypothesis have but
find remedy with which TO correct the liver, and we
have cure of nearly all the diseases subject
~ simply using preventative. That the ISvIGoRA-
TOR is such remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try
il, fr its virtues such that FOR all complaints ari-
sing from liver arrangement it is unfiling remedy;
siie family medicine, Eall diseases ~ the ston-
h bowels, which caused in greater CT less
gree by liver derangemen it is tn safest; and
most eaicacious remedy known. laug2c-d&wlm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

JUDGE GookINs has sent to the Cover
nor resignation Of his seat on the Su-
preme Bench, to take effect when a
successor shall be elected. This will
require the election of two Supreme
Judges at the October election. With
the present salaries Of the Judges it will
be impossible to induce men Of even
moderate abilities to accept seat on the
bench, unless it be to acquire the title OF
Judge. and give them a reputation in
their future private practice. They will
hold the position only for season, and
we shall have a court constantly chang
Ing, its doctrines varying with every
change-and its decisions commanding
no respect, and Of very little force; when
it shall cease to DO an honor to the
poorest aspirant to wear its titles, ther
its seats will be filled with men of thc
lowest grade, who can live IN no Other
way but upon its miserable stipend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

OF The failure of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company is surmised to have been
caused by the misconduct Of those who
controlled the New York Branch and
who have been tempted to engage in
stock speculations, on their own account,
or to loan money on stock securities,
thus diverting the means of the institu-
ton from their legitimate channel ; and
finding their operations growing worse
daily, instead of improving, finally yield
ed to the pressure, and confessed their
error or crime. That this calamity has
resulted from mismanagement, or what
IS worse, breach Of faith, of which the
Directors in Cincinnati knew nothing
can hardly be doubted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

KANsAs.-There appears to be schism
arising in the ranks Of the Free State
men in Kansas; a convention has been
held of those who are opposed to the
plan of pressing the Topeka constitution
upon the people for adoption; they are
disposed to trust to the fairness and in
tegrity of the administration, and to give
Walker fair trial. The convention adj
vised all voters to go to the polls in
October, and test the sincerity Of the
professions Of the powers that be. This
movement has been instigated by those
who have become jealous Of the infu-
ence and power Of Gov. Robinson, Gen.
Lane, and the other leaders in the Free
State party. 1t is encouraged and sup
ported by Gov. Walker.
The trial of Gov. Robinson took place
on the 18th inst. The charge of treason
was abandoned, and he was tried for mis-
demeanor in usurping the Office Of
Governor Of the State of Kansas, an Office
which his prosecutors have alleged does
not exist. The jury is said to have been
packed, with the notorious Sheriff Jones
as foreman. They however failed tc
find averdict. six being for acquittal and
six for conviction.
1t appears that the Territorial Legis
lature in the law fixing the qualification
Of voters, have admitted women to the
right ofsuffrage, and it is ssid they vii
demand the privilege Of exercising it
The law provides, that every inhabitan'
of the territory-being citizen of the
United States, over 81 years OF age, VIII:
has resided six months in the territory
shall be entitled to vote at any genera
election hereafter to be held in th'
territory"
Gen. Walker is still in the vicinity o
Lawrence with the troops.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

MINNEsoTA.-The two rival conven-
tons in Minnesota have each produced
a constitution, and both are enrolled pre-
paratory to submitting them to the
people. a feeble attempt, by negotia-
ton, has been made to compromise and
consolidate them into one, but 1t has
failed. They are now trying to agree
upon day on which both shall be sub.
mitted together to the people, to adopt
one or reject both. 1.-THE people do right
they will repudiate the works Of both
factions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
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SIR INNEs rLAREE,s
cEL.EBTr AIRED EEsIALR Pills.


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CONSTITUTION.
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- sgiiering during Labor enabling tie mother 10 per-
form her duties with safety T. herscf and child.
These Pills should not ho taken ~ females during
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Full directions acruIargIiY inS each package. Price
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N.1i.-st 80 ami postage st.;nps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, VIII insure hottie Of theP;is by
return. nail " ". ROBERTS, Indi1lasolis,
Sole gent fDr Indiana
UtLLOCK & STgDDAEI.
d. 2I1i 5s-lyis General Agents. h vausyil r..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

GTThe depression in the shipping
business continues undated. There are
more vessels unemployed than at any
other period, in all the Eastern ports
The prospects Of an abundant harvest do
not give much encouragement to the
ship owners as there is but little foreign
demand for agricultural products, and a
small amount of them will be shipped.