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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
Com erGial.
wilmington Markets, AUG 3

CORRECTED BY q. BAsSETfs
GMcClapy's Building, Market street, ADORE 6th.l
FLOUR, with very small supplies from Ghe
country mills, is selling readily at SIS1aS.-
25a8.37, for superfne extra family, and Cen
essee selling from stores mostly of Philadelphia
inspection at SS.75a10.5 according to quality.
Small lots of New wheat superlne offering at
S7.75a7 .S7 from country mills. Rye flour, no
sales to note, last at $500 per Dbl. Indian meal
yellow 90c. white 95c.
GRAM.-0ld Wheat Sl.S0. New OF good
quality will bring SLIGO. Corn soc. Rye 95c.
old Oats Soc, some new offering at SOC. Glover
seed 81 90. Timothy seeds 3.50a3.G2. New
crop of turnip seed, retails from stores at 81
per pound. ..
MILL FEED.-Middlings none in markell
Best Ship 70cts. common ship Coo. rutlins Acc.
shorts 40c. Eggs sold in this market to-day at
lSa20c. Potatoes peck lac. Butter 20a25c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLoUR AND MEAL.-Flour is dull, and mac
tive. Good brands are held at 81 IL per bbl., and
brands for home consumption at So 60a 90,
and extra and fancy brands at 81 50ay 90.
Rye Flour is dull at "a rs per barrel. Corn
MScl al "a per barrel. ......
GRAIN.-Sales of Penna. red were made at ST.
Goa 81 65, and 81 70al 75 for good white. Rye
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A-ysA Wil.I. b. sold, at Auction, ut TIlghman Fox
fLssifff wells h1lels smyrna, Del. on THURSDAY,
stihh the 18th OF Ausuat, at o clock, r. NJ. a farm
tassa- contnnlns ~ heTes,n Kent county DelawnIe
iigton, miles from the Olnler aud from, ih1 latter
pcei villain short driye at the Delaware Rail road
ap S29 acres are under tage the greater part OF
kon white oak q ber, under good fence, aud convent en
70 ; ~ aud Grist mills, Churches and schools, Tho
buildings consist Of tw1 stored brick uwetLT, with
aIs uhns room and kitchen lttachedi milk and sinnke
houses blrn, grnneTy, cribs, house and stab
ling Tor hUaes greater part u the out buIldnRs new
good tenant honse; also, young Appe Orchard-bear
EXCELLENT quality Its productions lvng been doubled
sell "a fertility. The lar is bounded On three sides by
public rJnts, ard could he divided To good nI ranl age
TrkhS-tDne hall cash; balance nan remain secured
Dy nouglse 0n the prnpely, at 6per cent per cent,
~ me 81 part of purchase money be paid al time OF
sale. For further particulars inquire of
WILLIAM J. GuUDS, on the Farm.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

The RUSSIAN MILLENIuM.--Inilv live years from
the present date Russia will have attained the
age of one thou sand years, an event to be eel
ebrated by the erection OF Il monument, 70.
which subscription has Just been set on loot.
The monument is to be built in the city Of No.
vogorod, the capital OF the first ruler of the
empire, and voluntary contributions in aid Of
its erection will be received by government of
icials throughout the empire until 1862.
Explosion OF rRE-DAMp.-A frightful ex-
plosion of fire -damp took place on Thursday
morning at Browns coalery, Mount Latfy, near
Minersville, Pa. Six men and one boy were
severely but not dangerously burned.
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Elegant Country Seat for Sale.

III Nl4l.thal valuable and beautiful Estate known
HE+A as" PINE GROVE" stuated on the west
lEssHl side of the rhllAdephIa Turnpike ROAd, one
lsalA- mile iromthe city Wilmington Delaware, com
lOTe less, thlte0n OF which are wood
lnni,l the cleared land in goo state OF cultivation
The ShruhbeFy ablut tho mansion ~ most snpeI und
very large number Of very fine FRUIT TREES all IN
full beafng aud very choice, The mansion large aud
handsome, and has splendid view of the River Dea
wac and surrounding country. This Is decidedly tho
desirabo situaii offered lUr sale this
ton Of the country, and most e gait and hfathN
situation for private resdence. Price S225 per acre
S295Ol or some hing less in cash. balance M II
gage Of years. Ia sntt the purchaser. For more
full particulars, apply 70 , JAMES u, RAY, Newark,
Dol, or +. r. GARDEN. Esq, who will show the pre-
q n
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INDIAN OPPOSITION To the WAGON ROAD ExpEpt
roN.-Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA. Aug -UoI. Noble
the superintendent of the wagon road through the
suspended, and tho enoampmont on the west Of tho
Big Sioux broken up on account Of ths further pro-
gress Of the expedition being violently opposed BY
me falkton Indims. The party retroated to 4
lection OF the lanktons to CO.. Nobla's party cross,
ing tbs country Is that they will frighten of the
buffalo whiea i5 th cir solo means of Subsistence =
Oe Noble ts to hold council with the Indians on the
18th of August, but should the negotiltions fail ID
Is hls Intention to roseel in dsspite of hosiilea
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| The KENTUCKY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
August "A State election for CQngressmer
and other officers was held to-day. In thi.
city the majorities for Hon. Humphrey Mar.
shall, American, for representative to Congress
from the seventh district, over Thomas II.
Holt, democrat, and of Thomas D. Jones for
State treasurer over James W. Garrard, demo-
crat, are estimated at about eleven hundred
votes. The election here was proceeded with
quietly. The majority for Fillmore in the city
last fall was about 800.
TERRIBLE STORM.-On Wednes lay nigh 1. 22l
July oae of the most terrible and destructive hail
storms ever known in this section visited the upper
emu Of our county and the lower part If Page 1t
extended from Gooaey Manor to Rileysvilo ii5.
lance Of about twelve miles. For the space OF ora
hour the wind blew terribly and the rain and hail
fell In torrents, destroying nearly all the growing
crops Of corn and oats, and hrashing out the wheat
stacked In tho fields. The hail Ia eliminated 10 have
been In many places, three feet deep. The small
streans were instantly ii,el, AMI tho water sweDt
everything when oame in its way servant be-
longing to Mr. Joseph Lawrence in endeavoring to
cross log over small branch between the milk
house and the main ding was wash ed off, carried
nearly hundred yards, and came worry noar being
drowned. Tall trees, which had stood the test of
many storms, were uprootel and foil. The less is
very largs-it cannot DO less than from Sl5 900 to
1000, and falls heavily upon those who are do
pendent upon tho produce Of their farms for support
Front ROy4L Va Castle.
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; II AK ~ Ed
a vi strike my harp once more,
Il Sound go FROM shore To shore,
M Nlbrato in every ear,
I'D My Clothing is not dear,
- Aswlll appear.
The ecliU-let II lily,
OfCYRUs STERN come buy,
suit completely made.
Dt goods with nap well laid,
... That should NOT fade.
You'll not regret tho deed,
ltgarments Strong YOU need.
Cut made aud triin'd with care,
For men aud boys to wear,
lftiey should dare.
Ben's OFT says Jim tn 10,
BILL says to sam let's go,
Each buy q suit from STERN
For interest bids us turn,
And INTEREST learn.
Why Dick says han huw's that,
Phl's slick from boots Ia hat,
lnok, Stnve, mud uncle Tom,
Where did your clothes come from,
hat you have IN.
led say is from STERN guess,
&c.,. Desure replies old Jess,
My sons, Al III, Bob and Ike,
Get goods from Tim they like,
Aud so does Mike.
No. q Market strceI, Wilmington, delaware.
lly 97-tf,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

TRANSFER OF THE MAIN LINE.-On Satur-
day, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company took
possession of the Main Line of the Public
W orks OF the State. The Governor on Thurs
day, issued his proclamation to IS the supers
intendGnts, toll-colecsOrs, officers and agent
of that Commonwealth, ," announcing the trans
fer, but informing them that they would retain
their situations at the expense of the company
"until removed or re-appointed," and that
their official bonds will enlre to the use Of the
company,
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J. T. HEALD'S,
BJ;Jg T.JET For ArJsYISTs

1 8StA LIS O&9 0OGOSEs
-36gHRz3 Virginia Illustrated, oontA ming a visi
! (LGk5xfH u the Virginia CanaHn and the adven .
&s-s-fs1@ lures Of Porte era and his cousins.
Alaa<A1fR Apt tons Illustrated Hand book OF A
=, Herican lfavei with hume Gus maps.
Married or sinKle, b g. NJ. ssdgwiok, vols
r. AMERICAN AneleTa Guide complete fishers manual
LOT the United state hardsomely n Illustrated.
lhotnas Butler Gum. -
bovetnDr benry ndf nisratOn in Kansas with com
plete history Ofthe Territory until June, 1857,
me students Gtbbon. by Within smith, l.. LID,
,NhtiCIh Poenf. 2 vols. 10 mo. blue and old.
i,eongra l'OroO a novel, by G. p. X. James.
Iha Afeues the three gifts by Margaret u phanf
Ihe inrunes Of GleneOse. hV Charles 7 over
.. II u !. 'fhe BLACK IJynrf ''
4 Legend OF MnnifOsr.
on lUng.
Nlm Norih-rn scenes, BIZ 9. II. Hammond.
a. NJ DC once puh'ieHiionsof The dry, ,cc'yeds
s"n1 as isaurd, by ]. n. HEALD,
aug. ar No. 1877 Market ST., Wilmington Del.
USE FISHERS EMBROCATION
EoR iliE CURE OF Spreins, Bruises Stiffness OF
Weakness If tEo JOINTS journalism, Gout Pains ia
he dee side OF beck, Hendache &C. Also, Tor Strains,
l'nfgess l9d calls on h9rsss PRICE rs cts Boil
We, Prepared by PntLiP IL WILSON, Wilmington, Del.
s9li oiesne ngd retail, By WIN. y. klNSEf corner
lor the state OF Delaware. aug. 6-tf.
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Tue MISSOURI ELECTIoNs.-ST. LOUIS, Aug.
4.-Scattering returns from the city and county
indicate Rollins (Know-N othing) majority in
this city at from 1900 to 1900. Mayor wy
mer's majority last Spring was 100. Tho vote
was very much reduced. Rollins vote is be-
hind that given for Fillmore. The complexion
of the vote in this county indicates that Col.
X. NJ. Stewart, the Democratic candidate, has
carried the State by 5000 majority. Col. Stew
arts majority in GascOnade county, will proba-
bly, reach 800 votes.
In Cooper county, Rollins majority is esti-
mated at 2ITi in the town of Lexington at 279;
and in Hannibal county ll6 Yates.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

DREADFUL 0CCURRaNcE-A Boy Eaten IN a
BFar "A shocking occurrence took place on the
HImtramck N riches near Detroit, Michigan, on
last Tuesday, in which boy eleven yeIrs old was
actually eaten up alive by u boar, within sight Of
the city. The circumstances Of the are thus
given by the Detroit Free Press: A..
man named Joseph Radomachcr went out on
Tuesday morning, in company with little brother
to pick raspberres They carried their dinners with
them, and went some five or six miles out before
commencing theirday swOTk. Ralemacher lepOs
tod his dinner basket and coat on the ground, and
employed himself for some time in picking berries,
when his attentionwas attracted by noss, he look
ed around, ana, to his intonse establishment, saw
large she bear accompanied by three cubs, engaged
moment to drop his basket Of berries and hurry, with
his young brother from the spot llo saw two boys
not far from him when he lett the spot, but said
nothing to them. Before himself and brother hal
got a sale distance, they heard terrible screams ia
the direction they had left, which only served to ac
CELEBRATE their pace, and pnce greater diltance be.
tween them and danger They were sO1n oyertakcn
by one of tue boys who came rushing after them in
bewilderment Of fright, screaming that the bear
this intellig tnce in utter dismay aud took to his
heels with will, followed by the two boys, deser-
ting the sufferer to his fate The cowardly race soon
them to the city, when they spread the alarm
and large party quickly formed for the rescue,
which proceeded to he scene Of tho disaster, accom-
panied by Ralemacher and the father Of the unlOr.
tunate by. long search resulted ia finding the re-
mains OF the boy, the bear having eaten up about
half of tho corpse, and buriel the rest for future
meal, Remnants of bis clothes were found scatter.
ed around, together with kademacherS coat, torn to
pieces general hunt was commenced with view
oil Timing the bsar, whob has been continued VI to
the present time without success.
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, n BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
sfsyr.h Of Kent count, in Equity, the udeTslgned
EfA as trustee. will expose 10 public sne, 10 the
saU3H. highest hidler, Thursday, the 2fi DAY of
IRslI4$ August Mt II O'Clock, q; ut the door
,szslA Of the hOtnl of Mir. john MCDANIEL, IN Ches-
's-~-r@- terOwn, all that Farm or Plantation lying
Worton in Kent county, late of tile property oil Thomas
Fnulsnr deceased, adpil the lands OF h!essTs, I'd
ward pIummGr, Geo. r. Reed, and James l., SkiTyen,
CONTAINING 81 acres, less This farm lies WELL is
Of good soil and productive iOuIths has been twice
lmei a line stream Of water passes through portion n
the land II divided into five fields with ordinary fene
lnE clover and timely. There rs slhclen-
cy Of wood and timber for the of the farm, young
peach richard, good bearing, cnnalns 500 m GOD Trees
The buildings are new dwelng stwu Stories anu an
attic, "a nv 10 feet and extra nIoinn There Is
q barn, Sheds abes, Cnrn-house, Meat House, &c, This
pnpery convenient to the two public landings on
WOrtUn Creek at " Green PORT" AMI . Buck Neck, ana
" situated Al out eight miles from uhesterown aud ism
the vicinity fcurches schools. post ONCE, stores slmh
shop Nc. The location healthy and the property deslr3
show thCm 10 thnse who may call 10 examine lei Inc
Terms of snle 500 the dag 81 sale or on the rah
cation thereof 60 days at the option Of the trustee anu
balance in four equal and annual nsinlmens from tue uy
of sale, with Interest from January lst le1b ana the
Ia he all aununytO he secured by the TONG OF
purchaser To the trustee with security Ia 10 approved py
him. On the p1y ment of tho whole purchase money n
WILD deed will be made, The rent OF the present year VIII
belong To the widow aud heirs. The purchaser VIII nave
The privilege Of seeding wheat and lTeAkrg la9w poh-
given the rst day of january next Ie cIeu
claims against him, duly proved, with the Clerk Of the CIR
cut Court for Kent county, within four months from me
| day of tnle, GEORGE NICkERS, Trustee.
| G. Town August q, lB5f-tf
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For fntth err particulars see bills. 49,
Editors who publish .his once, shall he emitted to
share. .f,-.--, -
iFle distribution will be conducted iHrlY aud honor
abiy I'M e names and address Of stockholders shall be
ition many small cards as they have shnrss aud
the whole pncrd box, and the hrst nanle taken nut
shall be entitled to the lmproyed ihrn No milne above
list and tho taken out will lie entIted 10 No and
So on until the Items OF rea estate distributed
hen each OF tile remaining 1890 stookholdeTs
will be cpeHp map ola western state Territory.
full account Of the distribution vii be forwarded ms
printed each member of the asSncRton, wltn
ihe Hudross nf suol may receive the real
whom also the deeds VIII 10 sent ana hume
date possession given. Each application must be
panied with S1.iU aud five letter stamps: Address,
,ns & 81 ChiesTn. UlinoiH
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PuHLIr m,.G..nrIIMG

FINlE Freeliulers ani persnnR having rug liz 10 vote
IL r. ile ely clegtl1l a Wllnagtn, nte requeste!
tst az o'clock. T. Nh for the purpose Of ing
To the passage Of an Ordinance y the CIty Council when
provides thdt water street, between Orange Walnut
Streets IS md down on the plot OF said city, be widened
by ahuns twani leet To the Sou herly side thereof
anil that the said Water street he ended the width
oil hiy live foot, IRON Orange Washington ST.,
and TEN Walnut street to Poplar street. 81 order 81
the CITY Council. II. HARMAN, CLERK.
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THEO. HYATTS,
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

NINTH AND TAFNALL Srk EETS,
- WlLMl NOTION, DEL,
THE duties OF this lnstItulbn vii BIO resumed on
MONDAY, August 3lst; The School is furnished with
surveying INSTRUMENTS and Library; and with Gyin-
nas1n aud extensive grounds for exercise. The
arc large and well ventilated. pupils alter having
thoroughly pursued the prmtty English branches can
enter the classical. scientific or alhemacH depart
men at the option Of parents or guardians. Bays pro-
posing to enter the school requested tn apply as
con yenience.
TERMS per quarter of 10! weeks, Board, wayhlnp
and Tuition, payable IN advance S5i.
DlS Students yabe weeks before end of quartet
Primary studies $40,
la the departments 81 ?.
Circulars containing catalogue Of Students and les
ollle School nEy be Obtained BY npplying To
TilEO. HYATT,
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AHOMESTEAD FOR $500.
l.ANn nISIRIRurINNLl


CHANCE ron POOR MENU!
"A THE North gesteTn Mutual Land Ben tt AS
yk[,sA uIation will mako grand distribution OF
lssaM SN,NO0 worth of Real EsRt and Maps to NJ
lALlA. neInhers. The number ct members IL limitod
ISUI0. 90 and hNe letter stamps per membership
or share, Any Individual sending SlJnnd the stamps
shall lie titled to siN shafes; OF Any rersnn sending 10
with SIX Names will the address of each c1Tetny wit
teu shall he tied to SIX sares Tne distribution VIII
he made in Chicago Sept, Sitl. 1867.
Tie following lithe real estate 10 bedisirbuted;
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- WILMINGTON, DEL, AUG, Sd, 1851.
MR.. EDiToR;-ilaring returned home, from a short
sooarn AZ Cape Island thought it not out Of lace
u say something in reference to the hotel ut which
stopped, during my stay at that place THIS house
Is known by the name Of National Hall, kept by Mr.
Aaron Garrets1n, AMI his every necessary conveni-
encesi indeed should call 1t first class hoHss.-
The table is we'll kept and abouuds no. only with
the neoossares, but also the luxurias of life The
waiefs are also netve anj attentive to the wans Of
the borders, SO that person is neglected lf they
are It Is their own fault The proprietor and his
clerk Mr.. MeUOlm, aro both kind AMI accOmnoda-
ting. The situation Of the house il beautiful, having
fae view Of the ocean 1t true, it Is not SO near
the beach as some othersi but there IRE many
houses farther OF But Iconsiier this no disilvan-
lagc, however, for those who bathe ride down to
the beach, FREQ Of charge and riding is conductive
to health, especially in the sea breeze. It takes
from three to five minutes, from the tune you Start
from tho hotel, Till you reach the bathing grounds
There Is one oth,r advantage connected with this
hotel, u Is Temperance h0NSs, there is no bhr con
seqlently there is no rowjyism, and persons who
stop thore are respectable and orderly | would
therefore Recommend all persons, who ire fond of
good accommodations, and good society, whl Intend
whiting the OaDes, to stop at the National Hall and
prove these statements to be true. W..
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STOVES! STOVES q sTovEs!n

"A, @. BROWN \ CO., uneeessnrH John n.
IN Adams, Nc. 50 Market street, have on hand a
oY great variety ofpew md superior les and pat
CT terms OF stoves manufactured some he most
extensive and most celebrated hct0rcsn this oonntry,
ani thcy nuer tho same 10 The public th tn
that tie variety cOmp1ses better assortment than can
he found at any house in this market, including the musl
approved paer ing and ali other dssorp Of
stntes iDt both wood anu coal All Of Which viii be sold
very cheap for cash or approved credit.
N. B.-StOYos repaired and jobbng punctuAly attsu.
tled 10. j. u. BROWN X Co,
july t-tf. No, 50 Market WilmtnRton.
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THE Iowa DEMONSTRATORS, Aug. A.
The State election passed of quietly yester-
day. The vote of this city stands about 1900
for the Democrats, to 400 for the Republicans.
DrnUouE, Aug. 4.-rhe Democratic MAORI
ty in this county is about 1900. The majority
against the new Constitution is 1000.
In Scott county, the Democrats have elect
I'd their Sheriff and Judge, 10y small major
ity. The Republicans the balance OF the otii-
GERS.
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200 Dozen Jars

NOR KEEPING FRUIT FRESH FOR WINTER
II USE, at the following low prices:
Plnt-75 cts, per dozen,
tluart-StnU per dozen,
Half Gallons ls5 per dozen.
Also, white aud yellow Preserving Jars. For sale at
CLEMENT u. SMITHS
ieisl China and Glass Warehouse, 10 Market street.
DRIED SCOTT CASE.
fINE opinions of all tho Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
thu u. = the famous bred Scott Case can be had at
T., :. n. uTl.ER'S Book aud Newspaper Store.
mas 2s-tl. No. lia Market street, Whining ton.
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TuE SEA Thirty-nine years ago
the sea serpent was talked about, as we learn
by the following paragraph in an old copy of
the New York Commercial of 1878:
Captain Prentiss, OF the sloOp EudoSa,. who
arrived at Baltimore Oh the l4th instant in six
days from Providence, X. l., states that son
Friday last, while becalmed Oft the Capes, saw
u large animal resting on tho water about 10
fathOms distant from the slOop, its head eleva-
ted two feet, appeared about forty feet in
length, body about the circumference of a keg,
lis form not unlike snake; threw out some
meat, &c., to induce him to come nearer, none
of which he noticed.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
a BY virtue Of a Decree Of tho Circuit Court
@HeA for Kent Co., in Equity, the undersigned, as
fzmeHa Trustee, will expose 10 public sale 10 the
i5SFsWBSxn tho highest bidder on Thursday. the 9th
iEHaaUE day of August 1851 At half past U O'Clock,
AsskS* q, IN, at the tavein porch OF Mr.. John Me-
Daniel, IN Chestertowu, q small FARM, late
tue property of Jacob W. Allen, deceased ADJOINING Buck
Neck, owned by Mr. Sinister, tho lands Of MIR. Rlc4rd
Smg III and others, containing ll2 less, aud
preaen occupied by Mrs Eliza 3D. Allen, who will cause
premises TO be shown any who may desire H.. The
soil of this farm good. There is considerable PORTION
wood and timber. The buildings and sucrnt
for the farm The neghbOrhuOl is good our. landing
Buck Neck within short distance, is also church
schools No. The forms of sale A credit Of six
twelve and eighteen months N equal insialmens, with IN
by the bond Of tile purchaser, with security 10 be approved
by the trustee. Possession giving the r day Of Jan
The rent Of the present year 10 belong to the
widows aud heirs nj law Tie creditors Of Jacob W. Al
Ion, dccensed, notified lille their claims duly proved,
with the Clerk OF the Circuit Court iorken county, with
;" "'"' "''"'"' ''''" ' GEoRGE ,VICKERs, Trustee.
Chester 1owN, August / I9j7--tf
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THE Directors have this day declared Dividend Of
ono dollar AMI hy cents share, able To the stock
holders On aud after the 10th INST.
August Gth-lmn
O. hMPSTgOltS.---A large supply at Il. X, SPkING-
~ Eh CO., NO. ~ Market-At. aug, 9.
wi al L. Ii. sPRiNGER& CO.. No y HIarket.sf. pp,'
nR. ]. SlMMS COUGH SYHUP.@'rhe great Com
~ sumption prevention, is sold by n. u. HOPPER,
Chesareake city. aug. G II.
nR. J. SlMMS' COUGH SYRuP.-rhe great Com
~ su ptipn preyentOr Is soy by u. +. HAMMtRs-
LEY, MlllJrd, Del. aug6-tl
nR. J. StMMs' GOuGH SYRUP.--The grent Cunsump
~ ton prevention Is sold by d. +. BURTON, Dover,
Delaware. aag. 8-tI,
nR. J .SiMMs' Couch SYRuP.-Tbe great Consump-
ton. Md. aug. Off
EAR. j. SfNiMs' COUGH SYRUP.-The Rr0Ht Consuuip-
Castle, Del. aug OF.
M. J. SiMMs' COuGH SYRuH.--FHe gIeat Usnsump
Del. - aug N.tC
NR.J. SiMMs' CuUau SyRuP.-rhe g,SEt Consnmp,
~ tlon prevention, is prepared and sold wholesale and
retail, BY Dr. J. StAIAlS' SON. 4th king streets,