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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
yosETH NEkSs. J1NxsN NEkN sno n ua.ra
MEANS e BROTHERS,
8 T E UBEN WILLIE, ohio,

MEANS & BROTHERS.
s II TEUBEN VILE, oHIO,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Engine Builders, Manufacturers Of T'hreshinK Ma.
chinr and Mill Castings, Gterins Maehinsfy, Put.
lies, Wroreht and Cast Iron shahsns. with hsuSy
Our facilities enable MS to do work Of siis kinS
uneqUalled in this part Of The State. Ordors cd
oTessed to Means g. Brothers, Sieubeuvills. Ohio
We add extra cts from letters addressed 20 us On.
RUG the last year relative to our Engines.
LAsRAzsE. Jeisrsos eo.o.l
August !, 1856
in operation long enough 10 satisfy me- have
ground 100 Bushels Of Wheat with 10 'bu,heis 81
coal and think if we had good dry wheat Il could
be done with less coal have no hesitation IN Ts-
A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
.... DttAwAHt CRY. KT.l
September 10, 1856.
MsssNs MEANS. "Our Engine and Saw Mil built
by you. work finely. 1t does all thst we ask, %
that YOU warranted il 10 do. We wish You eonid
make more sales in this territory. -
ISLAND GRvEK TowSsHfr, Jen co.
September Is. 1856 n
MEssRs MEANs & BkorHERs; MY Engine does
nfstsfdie an dntlsneQ ana VIII upon all OCCASIONS
recommend the purchass Of 0fE.gipss e ysar make.
AooxsTowH, Beaver co .Pa,g
MEssRs MEANS & BRorHrps: sIjwins 10 dsse..
tive foundation my Engine, bought oi You lost sea.
sen, did not do so we'll Now il does well and we
eau grind as much wheat with as little fuel Is anv
one know Of. lwish all wanting Steam Ensfoss
could get one as good as mine.
s7' oTHANlEL WOODROW.
MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff co ,Ol
October L. 1856
MEssRs MEANS & pRoThERS: "We have our urprk
all finished Engine perfect works the best of anv
we ever saw. Let any who wish to bay cali ana
see ours, RALSfON q BROWN,
ScoTT Posi- OFFIcE, Adams CO.. o..
. - March. lst, Sc.
MEssRs. MEANS & BRoTurRs II ga We now finish.
ed the starting OF your second Engine. Tho mill
men are satisfied. II you have ever built any that
beats either of them, should like to know whers
they are. Come and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill. Wright.
Steubenyille Jan 2S lS57-6n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

A Lot Of Extra Flour In Sacks.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
nO0xsrOys, Beaver 60 pa.l

/ MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff co O1
| October IL, 1856
| MEssRS. MEANS IL pRoThERS: 1--WE have our WORK
oil finished Engine perfect works the best of anv
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, cali and
! see ours RALSION a. bROWN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
LAskASsE, Je6ers,sa CO., o. .
A. NJ. BUCHANAN.

ISLAND GRgEK TowSsHfr, JeIf co. D
September IS. 1856. 4
MEsSRs. MEANs e. BkorHERs MY Engine does
rst.rafe Tam sutished and will upon all occasions
recommend the purchas Of E. 4gFnes Of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

5IrPREMIUM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House of REIN WEIGH Il CO.,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

0SyThc sale Of the Delaware lands 10 Kan
sas amounted 10 over 81, 10000
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

RrLAND WAR; \NTS Purchased and for sal
at the Banking House of REIN WEIGH & CO.,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
cADuz WHOLESALE MARKET

Corrccted Weekly By George + Wilson, Whole
sole Gocers. Fortoardiag and Commission
Nerchants.l
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

LEVELS, j une oUtnS 1901,
Mr.. EDITOR :--We notice in the columns of
the Gazette of last week, the mental halluci-
nations of a confirmed lunatic, with whom you
are no doubt, already converse SAINT, he being the
identical village loaier, who styles himself
"Daytime." He opens his communication
with an apology to "Deiender and all his help
ers" on the ground that one fool can peep as
well as another.
Certainly MIR. Daytime, all fools are priyileg-
ed characters, therefore YOURSELF and your
s'man about town. can peep, spy, skulk IL! the
dark, and meddle, as much as you please.
After making the above apology, he throws
out sundry visionary, wild-goose ideas, Hthe
affair at the mllpond," ''the man that was
dead. but has come up again, blood, pistols,
colfee,'' &c, which raised the popular belief,
that he is an escaped inmate of n lunatic asy-
lum who in order to prevent more disastrous
results Of his added brain, takes this m thod
of ssletting of steam."
He closes his article by venting his ill nature
upon 'sWax's helper" from near Frogtown,
and consoles the stgirls" with the promise that
he (Daytime) will attend to him. Well yes,
MIR. Daytime should think you were one OF
the atten ling kind shouldn't wonder if you,
yourself, would need little care and attention,
for if suffered to rove at large, you "might
tear your Shirt or otherwise iniure yourself i;
therefore, that the legal authorities your vii
lage, will take yon in charge, and eitlerconsign
you to the care of your mother; or to that of
good lunatic asylum, is sincerely hoped by
VOTING AMERICA,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
ror tho nelnwaro Rennhlicnn.

Mn. EDITOR There has been much said in
the newspapers lately in regard to the Mayor
atty, and several respectable and worthy gem
tlemen have been named as suitable men for
dscharging the duties OF the office, and who
would, no doubt, if elected be prompt and
efficient officers. But let an old Democrat, one
who has voted for many years at the elections
in this city OF his birth, suggest the name of an
individual who would make an excellent chief
Magistrate, an intrepid officer, who would add
dignity to the office as well as execute the laws
in fearless and impartial manner. Such per-
son has long been badly needed, and such
qualifications are centred in our respectable and
Intelligent fellow citizen DR.. Arthur II. Grim
shaw. Although politically opposed to him, l
would cordially give him my hearty support
and believe that the order and law abiding por-
ton Of the community would do likewise.
A DEMOCRAT
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
BREAD AND CAKE for the MILLI0N

y7Fn THE SUBSCRIBER would respect
Ejuly notify his friends and tho residents oil Will
kaSAk mington and vicinity, that he has concluded nj
earnest solicitation at number of his former patrons
again among them, and to this end he has taken
possession Of his old established New York Bakery, No.
East Second street. and that he will reopen iavore
establishments renovated and renewed. observing the fol
lowing Rules in the conduct Of his business;
The freshest pnrest ingredients will he used in the
manufacture Of my Bieah, Cake, Sc.
2 will sell the inrgest Brend ut tile Owest living rates
3, Polite and nhllslng assistance IN every department
4. The lropretoT's personal supervision over his bust
and daily attendance TO receive thc commands of his
patrons. Great Inducements!
Home made aud French Twist Bread Try it. and be
convinced of its superiority thing in the city
RIsk, Tea Cake Tea Bulscnit idns. fresh, daily
supply. of every variety.
Extra large Bread, fnI weights. and delightful flavor
mental.
Orders from the city and country req uested and
promptitnde observed in filling them.
Home Made Ples-a new article -Rend ot any IN Town.
TAkE NortCR, The undersigned would respect fully an
nounoe TO neehanics woTngme and all others interest
Cd, that no has completed such arrangements will
in this city: Come and try l.. IL once you do will
again. Take notice, this bread made from extra and
snperfne flour comprising the best Southern, Western,
and Delaware brands ia requests one trial to test the
fact His object in making such extra nrg5 bread il that
the nmbe five cents is feler than tho slow ten cents,
trust that is paul. His business will be- conduoted
entirely on the onsh with considerable ex-
perence in the business will ennbln him TO sell tho best
| largest bread in the city, GEO. BOWERS,
jy2-6m Wilmington Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
CAREERS CURED

no all those persons afflicted with cancers or cancerous
4 tnnnrs, would advise them to go Immediately 10
LANES REDpliN, Esd. ct Reddens Cross Roads, in
sussex county nnr miles tins side of Georgetown the
stale knad, WIN eau positively and radically cure them
without mus u not too gone; had cancer my face for
ears standing, which he killed in few minutes had
previously taken the advice of several PLY scians
%od never be the cause Of my death was very trouble
PAM. lncrldcntly, while Wilmington, heard that Mr.,
Redlen could cure them ! came inne and Immediately
liked up and went down. he operated on it, home
and in three weeks 4 came out Eoo and hrnnCh. and
six weeks 1t entirely WELL and has remained for SIX
mlnts publish this certificate for earthly interest
THOMAS AIARATID.
june 2s-2t APPuqnnimnk HID, n. Castle Co ell,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

THE GovERNoRsHIP. Mn. DEMONSTRATING
had occasion recently to visit the several Hum
dreds of New Castle County, on business, and
to satisfy my curiosity as to the popularity OF
the several prominent gentlemen who were
named in your paper as suitable candidates for
the office of Chief Magistrate of Delaware
at the next election, l took especial pains to
ascertain the sentiments of the people without
in the least divulging my opinions or prefer
ence. Candor and honesty compel me to state
that the feeling prevailing at present tavors
Ex-Governor Temple Of Smyrna. l make this
declaration without in the least intention to
disparage the claims and the known qualif-
cations of the respectable citizens, who have
been mentioned. William Temple is well
known throughout our State as gentleman of
high moral character, he has filled several off
ces by the consent Of the people in an able
and impartial manner, and to the entire salts
faction of his constituents. He has for series
of years been engaged merchandising in
Smyrna, where he is esteemed by all classes
for his correct business habits, honesty and in
tegrity. 1t is is generally conceded that Geo.
W. Cummins, Esq, will most likely receive
the nomination of the Democratic party for
Governor, who is also native of Kent, and
engaged in the same business in Smyrna. 1t
would be an interesting contest in the next
campaign to have these two well known mer-
chants measure lances in the chances which
in my humble opinion would terminate in favor
of the Ex-Governor by a handsome majority.
Yours, &c. X.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
Bordentown Female Colleg

fEEHTS INSTITUTION is pleasantly located on
d the bank Of the Delaware River, near the
onds 81 the late Joseph Bonapar ana directly on the
Harnad between New York and philadelphia. Being
chartered vita iu collegiate powers, d. diplomas are con-
erreu ON those who complete the prescribed course of
study. The ntre expense for Board, Tuition, 40. Tor
The colleente course is s 52 per year. Ornamental
nranohes extra Pupils reesived at any period Of The
Catalogues mas be obtained by addressing .
,.,r JOHN II. BRAKELEY,
IlE...tlI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

An analysis of the preceding figures will
show an aggregate increase in the number of
vessels entered from 1926 to 1929 OF 43 and
to 1894, OF 81; aud in vessels cleared, an in
crease for the first period, Of 2S2, and for the
second, of $40.
The increase of Spanish vessels entered from
1876 to 1922, was 2OS, and to 1884, 500 vessels.
The decrease from 1926 TO 1929 in United
States vessels was 1857, and TO 1884, l6l and
tho decrease in vessels from all other nations,
for the first period, was %, and to 1884, ii
vessels. REPORTER,
TO BE CONTINUED.
MIpDLETowN, June %, 1857.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

General Cass has returned to Washington af-
ter an absence of several weeks. He left De-
troit on Thursday evening, and arrived at
Washington on Saturday morning, at eleven
O'Clock, thus making the distance in thirty
eight hours. In former years, when railroads
were unknown, and voyage down the Ohio or
Mississippi was regarded as no ordinary under
taking, trips between Detroit and Washington
were made on horseback, and were rarely ac-
complshed under twenty-five days. General
O., has often made the trip between the two
cities on horseback, the journey then occupy
ing nearly as many days as it now takes hours.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The THREATENED WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND
MEXIco.-It was stated yesterday that the
Spanish fleet, consisting Of five sailing vessels
and two steamers, having on board some two
thousand soldiers intended for operations a
gainst Mexico, arrived at Havana on tho 10Th
ult. A letter from Madrid, speaking Of the
condition of affairs between the two countries,
II favorable turn does not soon take place
hostlllties arc inevitable. The Mexican gov
eminent, it is to be feared calculata 10, ,9nch
ON the attitude the United States are likely to
assume or at least on the danger to Cuba from
the attacks Of the filibusters. But the Spanish
government has no apprehensions from either
quarter, as, in the event of war, it will in all
pro6aollity confine its operations to blockade
OF the coast, and, like the French in 1886. to
the destruction Of the fort of San Juan, at We.
| ra Cruz.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
For the Delaware Republican.

MAYoRALTY.--MR. VERNON, DEAR SIR =
In your last issue A. Poulson's card as a can
didate for the Mayors office in this city, meets
my appreciation also that of every voter l
have spoken to on the subject. Let us have
live mayor for once, and not old dry bones
Respectfully, A. CITIZEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

~ WE cnntinno to give strict personal attention to
So all prescriptions and dispense them at the lowest
n figure. Wire being cheap have this year nOub-
IA led our hes, Therefore expect to 10 double The a.
of prescri ptinn business this and
so on. II. II, & w. BRlNGHURST,
Practical Chemists No. lnj Market street next do
below Fourth June 25-tf
Empty CHINA CRATES suitable for Hen Coops,
n packing, &C., Tor sale cheap At the NJ w. corner
iinS h. NV Wv " '''"'''etN' iOuN Nom AKIN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
Elegant Country Seat Tor Sale.

pr,.l ALLthat pglpalleand beal1tifnI Estate known
EsyA s"PINETROYfs,r s tIated on The west
lsssH side Of The urnRse Road. nj 10 from the CITY
lima of Wilmington Delaware confirming loo sores
a si OF lafs ttieen95 which are Nepdldp I'm egh
Y mnFt superb, and very large number az worry ne
EHulT TREES all in luli hearing aud very chtce,--
fhe mansion II largesind hHnispmn aud as splentld
VIEW VIEW 81 the klyer ea~arenni surrounding eolinry-
ed nr sale ~ this section Of the country and is most
eI-ghnt and HEALTHY situation for Il private res dence-
Terms wtll lie tltute Cnsl early tpp' iealan tn
II. GARDEN,
Residing nenr the premises, ar TO
ii.otr Dr. w: A. GARDEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURING co.


We warrant all our Gold Pens to he Diamond Pointed
fh NJ surpassed by establishment in the states and
hl1es giving YOU Pen Pencil well worth your mnneY
We ie a1 n PTsss9! SSu viii G worth 50 $1,000 II
llti NJ ps, Cameo sets, Gold studs, ings Breast pIns
SLICE ,int and Cake Baskets Silver Gobleis, &c. '
--AGENTS-AGENTS.-NO Il the tima
sni here is the chance 70 make SsGiO.SstSS.s
r?WN per year, in tbs sale OF Gold rens Jewelry Ike
Neoler Liberal Commission to Local and TRAVELLING
Agenls and give them Credit on One Hat til sold.
Bt aud agreeable business, and above ALL good nayins
Hsln SIS Agents wanted in all parts If the Country
'aalogno containing Last Of Goods with full EXpana
ions terms f. Agents Will be sent application rec
All oTets will be promptly attended 10, and those sending
Is money by a viii receive such goods they order IN
he rel nrn na express with the Sits enclosed hi Tia
ackage. Address q Il or ters to " -
MERRIUK, BENTON & DEAN
:, ., ,,n 93i Broadway, New York.
closet he Pen; and Thirty ;nne cents IN r. o. St1mps and
tue Pen will be pointed and returned. post paid.
innN ~ 9fno. - f
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Court of Appeal from the School Assess
n,ah f,.. 1877

THE CITY COUNCIL WILL MEET ON MON
DAY the cath inst, O'CLOCK, H. NJ for the purpose OF
is9ging aa dssrminng Al ApPenlf from the Assessment
1857, O persons who not the Coun
tY Assessment list. H. HARTMAN,
June COLT, Clerk,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

JESSE GREGG,
JAS. ARAIST KONG, , Road Com r
CHARLES DOuGHERTYI iulv . 4



TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of decree of the Chancellor OF the
1EA Stale of Delaware, will 10 exposed 10 sale, at
IEiG& Public NGnhue, on SATURDAY, 18th day Of
- Jny,H O'Clock, r. nl, A. p, 1851 in the city
Of Wilmington at Tie house ul Charles NJ. Allingud, in
the county OF New Castle aud state alnre ad, the follow
the city of Wilmington New Castle county, to wit:
No. L. All that ceItRln lot piece of land uaie in the
oiy of Wilmington New Castle county aforesaid. hAV
ing three hrich houses thereon erected, the northwest
corner Of Ninth and Market Streets having front
Market street Of ~ feet aud inches Hu extending back
that width and along Ninth street It. and inches
Shpley street CONTAINING within said honns $500 feet
and inches 9t lant be the sana more or less =,
No. q All that certain Let OF piece of land situated IN the
@ y of Wilmington aforesaid aud having brick house
thereon erected the northeast of Seventh and
King Streets and vnga front of II feet and inches. and
extending hach and along Seventh street that same width
feet md inches tire feet wide alloy, eaing into
Seventh street. with the privilege of tho use of said alley
forever, nut containing vi hin sal. bounds Bl3 feet and IL
By inches of Ian |, he the same more or less;
No. $. All tha certain Lot or piece of land adjoining
ha wing Story ric houses thereon crac'e the
enstery side of KING street. between Seventh mud Eighth
sree's hav ing front of "a feet and Punches King S
and extending back that Same width a. feet and inches To
nm alley three feet wide, ning into Seventh street. with
the privilege Of the Ol said alley forever containing
1886 feet aud So lnnhnS be the same more less being
the real estate Of John Cleand, deceased Attendance
will b. given and terms Of sale made known ut the time
and place aforesaid by The undersigeda Trustee APP
Po4''o' " - DANIEL II, WOLFE, Trustee.
NJ B-No. /. a!oya described, will be divled into two
1is and sold plot Of which will he exhibited ut the
saIn Nv PITS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
CIRCULATION 5000,

0-PoST OFFICE PRINTING GIVEN
TO THE {" DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
BECAUSE TT HAS THE LARGEST CIR
CULATI0N OF ANY PAPER PUBLISH
ED IN DELAWARE. ADVERTISERS
AND OTHERS SHOULD BEAR THIS
FACT IN MIND AND LOOK TO THEIR
INTEREST,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
China, Glass ana Uueensware Storc.
N, W. CORNER OF THIRD AND SIMPLIFY SITS

HAVE constantly hand well selected assortment of
IA China, White iron stone China, Culored and Glass
ware the most beautiful shapes style and patterns
qualities and at low prices. Dinner. Ten and Toilet
Tpmbers Dec4nfrs, Egg md Wine Glesses, Gobets &c
Of cut Glass and pressed Fluid and Oh Lamps and every
description Of China goods and Glassware, Britannia
andlCHsinrs Japanned TN Toilet
ted Stone and Rockingham Please call and examine
the stock, share OF patronage respectfully solicited
apr. 27-ly. JOHN hcMAKlN,
III Gnods delivered within the CITY free ofcharge
New York ledger, Flag OF our Union,
ETARpERS Weekly Vows paper, Wavetly Magazine
IL Yagkee Motions, farlar Casket. 4 rank Leses
paper Illustrated, Banus Pictorial Drawing room Com
paninn, and all kinds If Newspapers add Magazines re
ceiyed weekly md mnUthy and for sale at
5, Il. CHOATES. ChRnp Tobacco nnd Cigar store,
broadway, between Chesnut x Walnut sts., New
ap. l6-ti. ARK. Del, s;gs of the Indian
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FOWLER AND WELLS,

3U8 broadway, New York.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED is marked by taste
and beauty, and we have no doubt it will be
the best paper Of the kind ever published in
New fork.-Coraer Stone, Columbus, Ga.
We can recommend it to the patronage of
our friends. tits filled with excellent reading,
well arranged, with every thing under an ap-
proprlate head.-lu6urn (Ala.) Gasette. [2tw
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
For SAFE.

ENNNN THE STOCK, GOODWILL and FIXTURES
Of Country Store situated on Red Clay Greek
G-14s7 live miles west OF Wilmington For particulars
appyto ALAN WO6D. Jr.,
july 2-2t. Del, Iron Works.
In ISSuLUTIOM OF CO-pARr ERSuIP,-- me
~ partnership heretofore existing between tho sphscrl
bsrs under the n1mo aud style 1T Belts, pUSEY \
Co., this day dissolved by mutual consent other Of
tho late partners the name Of the hrm tho Ii
quotation and settlement, EDWARD BELTS
JOSHUA l.. BETS.
JOHN JONES,
JOSHUA SEAL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

THE SuBCRl BEERS have this day formed @ y part.
neIShlp, under the name and style 81 PuSEY, Jones
x NErTS, ana will continue The Machine and Boiler
business of the late firm OF Belts, Pusey Co.. ia the
~ 'N ~ - JOSHUA Il. PuSEY,
John JONES,
ALFRED PUSEY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

EtAlI and the pictures, Mt No. % Market street.
~ boye Third Striking lIen1sscs taken in all wealth
ers by lime y u NELSON CARLISLE,
Fancy Goods, Purses, Caaba's Pearl and
o rtlEk PORT MONNAIES, AT
A. b. SH AW' - variety and Toy store, No. $50 Ches-
nut Street, opposite the Giravd House, nm immense
sament all of which will be sold low. Persons visiting
the Gy arevad 10 look nand see the curiostes wleth
srthey wish In bay not. june 29-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

4 in,p9ia ,}vf9tE5sf iS4 N 1, son, N,sf
IA stdfe q y, Dl9ware aid MarylaPd Their Store 4
lN were in the lahiL ST going 10 Phi Ade pbIa. and
III u ltJuBes I'd sat G5thtng, but wha Soie
ledge that they cn procure thsm at this esab isment
cheaper ami better c0dts Vests and ansa DC every des
Or ption. oQns antly hand, besides Handkerohels,
DraReAb. 5nspeiiers SO in Abundance. An who NRnt
PA saiss sh2lld sq t9 De CRAY son Immediately.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

In this city, on the the 10Th nit. MARY KER-
SHAW, aged months.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Grlmshaws Catalogue, Drugs.
kFERRlc Alum Comp. Syr OF Phoshates;
= faleTuntie OF ammonia, useful, safe and pleasant
i;hsiish NlHc OF Cccilnfi. tonic for o0nsumptves,
h99ott, Tincture OF Bark,
',hipnhte CinchonlA Santonlne,
\ Tascless worm medicine
FLUID EXTRACTS OF
Seliiha. SIENNA and Pink Root,
nAleIlan Rlmbarb
ittlcl1, -, Sarsaparilla
eFuNiah IaTk, ,,,,.... Dandelinn.
hacaloui DIES Arabes, Tapioca,
,asp, =, CHstillon Powder,
Sttw hNnt. Dat meal Bethlehem
ny ~ ~ Helatii, a. Barley Flour,
FLAFORING EXTRACTS.
'jiNtsei Lemon,
''"se' Bitter Almond.
to,o,,,g ~ Vanilla.