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Railroad Accident.

ST. LOWS, September - -kessrs. Eddy, Jsmison &
Co., have Temporarily suspsnied On account OF the
nbaErassments Of the New York member Of ths nrm.
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KOBr. L SIXTH il 1870 - uFprVvor ss.,sv
cognlE a. the eusuius Huch lection. 70 dEwte
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six Building Lots,

One Of which ooutsins the present. ~reStdrree Of Jsre.
Robertson. This lot is bsndsomeiy Improved and vel
st wiih oTnamenfsi tres s~hruhbcry &c.
TERMS or SALE-D-e-trrth q the purci ese none,
in cash, the haiz1cs IN one and two yea-s. With irferest
ssPlStds MARCUs :. WRIGHT, oierk.
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"a Hoo. JERE- CLEMENS, Of Alabama, is
at present in the city. He is en- route FOR the
East
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Mlisfalan0ns.
FOss sHEW3FF.


VIZ are auth Q nd 70 sanour : % II p MosELEY
a. esnildair fsr shend 81 Shebs County a. he ensu-
Aeteh eeetior sepS
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MARRIED,

OE the q int, at the residence Of the brides fsther,
v. h. Allen. ESQ, Of Montgomery county, Tennessee,
BY the Rev ). " Hannah, Or. H. 4 AGREE, late Of
this city, to Miss CARRIE ALLEN.
In ImmsnuI Chsreh. at LaGrsnge Tennessee, on the
i4th inst, BY the Rev Nj. Fsgg, Nj JAMES B. ANDEE-
son, Bsq Of Holly Spring. Miss and Miss LiDE G.
SMITH
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

WTLLrAMP A Is e eenfdats for re-ai-cfian for
IN enes % County rrgstee q shebT c amy A. TIE 20.
suing March slecfiin- scpfTdawf-s
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THE DAILY APPEAL


"a W W GATES, Esq, editor OF the
Jackson West TsAasssss Whlg, Is at present in
this city.
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Nrw HAYES, CT, sept p "A train Of cars on this
road, near Fordhsm can od the track, smashing car,
Killing ore and injurins several persons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-23

is shortly to be started in this city, to be called
the Eusning ESgsr. The more the msrrisr.
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HNNH TN
4 Cheap steam
Priufinr EsfatIih B.
m NJ 10 Madison
STREE. sppEit b.
rriUn Bank, Ken
pitts T M Theat
tentDn o. CITY and
G. ugty N uhEnts
ant Tlues
2 nTalv D.
sreofu ly called &C.
"a H.
o. the R1i-e-
tin Co.'S Cheap
Printing z Establish
meat. Posse sing
~ ~ modern i'm
proument 90 TTuc
and P esss, exten-
3 vaprrmise ski
fuI workmu and
al afhe~ dsirar e
rrqdsiie The Con-
pant IS pu pared %
ex cute, ev-v d.
scrip tn q Print
.lur, from Cs-d o
a Bott in tie Gst
styie OF the art, -
III loErst Ca n
Priccst DESIGNS for
Efrrs WfrTgUH
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Private School.

OIL. WOOD & co Pronri-tors. az Broadway, n
On the Erea, y. Y. wire Railing + tablshmentl snd
ia MARKET sfreet 81 Louis. 40.
And SOD BY en- zori drusgfsts- ssZq dsweoifv
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u At the last nesting Of the City COun-
Gil, C. s. MALLozv was elected City JailOr,
in place Of Nj. EsLoE, deceased.
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D sTRABLE HOUSE, AND o In Madison street,
a So seet front running back I50fe g. In compile order.
Al, frnm $50 % TO scres Of Arksnsas Land in the
anrst cot on region in tfe State, situated in Desha e9un-
~. vest u NapJicon. Apply 10
OHN Il TAYLOR,
seps-dawfm at ". b. M1ler's Store.
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NEW ToaE. Sept. 22-The steamer CITY OF BALI
more from Liverpool has been sigaa'ed. Her dates
have been Anticipated.
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1857.

J. J. RAWLINGS. Sec'r and Treasurer.
81 Nosby s. Hunts Building. Memphis,
and J. r FRELFIGH. General AGENT.
s3-dvfm Ulfer The st Charles Hotel Orleans.
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MRS. n. A. ALEXANDER viii oren a Sch1CI FOR
NJ Girls and Brys on MONDAY. the 7Fh insf-. in IN
Basement o. the lst Baptist ChuEch o. Second street.
scps-Im
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~. Orleans IS CNirO
SEASON 6
RsguIar Memph 5 . 81. LOuIs Paekst,

Regular Memph & st. Louis Packet,
(C0naeefiHg wiih r. s C. Railr0ad)
GPH.
John A. Master.
o J. NJ. OWES an1 q. G. JOHNSON, Cerks
EAVES Memphis even MONDAT.a Rora
3 0'cock p NJ. arriving al Cairo and 81. Lkl
TOMS in time TO makc -runsction viii -
tain for tbe North aH@ EAST. 8
Laws cairo for St L0sis s-ey TUESDAY, e. 4
oc ock p. NJ
Leaves S. Louis for Memphis every , 1DAT. at 4
0'ciock P N.
Leaves Cairo for Memphis every EATURDAT.' tt
630A N
The steamer Rnto'ph Is unsurpassed q Fp~ed- ard Der
superior sc muofatious ior c1ulfor % passenErrr The
fravelinc puolc can rely On ibis boat TemainirE 10 this
and making the connections a. above stated.
L~AVALLETTE. SHIRLEY 4 co
augI-3l Agents.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07
rO 9ES PUBLIC

rINTIE UNDERSIG NED thankful lnr past favors from
agenerjps Pnhc and hoplnE to meIl; the same ny
uHures rOblccO Snu and Segars, gives notice thate
hn ipst reecved lot Of superior Sesars from ne mos
cebTafed manufacturers LuMhe ring twenty hVe ull-
lerent kinds and Ringing roa af cent to ten ceHSa VS.
piece. AsO lot of superior bright TuDnccos, VIZ VII
gnia Da lem, Fig, Elnrado Belle Ol Fordai besides
different klnds OF baok TobaccOs, moknE FObaecM ana
and Gonlwins lie agent for newspapers from az pnIs
of tho UHtnn, New York Ledger, Flag nI cur GnlOn,
Harpers Wessly Parlor Casket, Amer can nnn rank
leslies Illustrated NewspnPer and al kinds 81 News, @
papers constantly hand. lie has on hand hne lot
YIulins. Violin Bows, Violin strings, Screws Brluges
Rosn, TaIl Pienes for Vinlns for sale chenP nr cash
The attention OF the publ B respectfully myItbh In ms
Store, Broadway between Chestnut and Walnut stB,
mar ~ gr,n, TubnDeD,
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For the Delaware Republican.
THE LONE ONES LITTLE GRAVE.
ny ANNA.

IN yonder woodland lone and deep,
There lies a little ono asleep,
A gem of beauty rare;
The monster Death its beauty spled,
Touched the fair bud-it faded, died,
And now lies mouldering there.
No marble marks its resting place,
No lines of love which we can trace,
IIallow the sacred spot;
Perchance lilly bending signs,
To mark where that lone infant lies,
Alone, unknown, forgot.
The birds in softest melody
May sing song, sweet one, for thee,
But ah, thou nearest it not;
Thy spirit bright hath passed away,
Thou dwellest now in endless day,
Free from all earthly thought.
And when the guileless dead shall rise,
70 claim their mansions in the skies,
When Christ his own shall save;
And wake his chosen out of sleep,
Even then, he will in memory keep,
The lone ones little grave.
BusuILb, DEL, April 2S, 1857.
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WAsIitNaToN aIoTEL,

DAVIS w. DfIIAYIIN, pRoPRlETOR;
O n THE UNDERSIGNED takes this niethnd 20
<A announce 10 tito travelling public, that he still con;
laasM tlnues to keep this well known establishment a
lEalH Is now prepared 10 accumnOAte all IN tue nnst
manner Ispnscd IL favor HIM with their PATRONAGE line
rooms arc well furnished and ventilated, and no Trouble Or
i'll sesssud saGns y attaehed too losi ds wilh ino ~
taken oE nninmls and vehicles Families and others who re-
side in he large cities and who desire spending portion o
elr time IN the country for recreation during warm wealth
d. cnn in wl5rl find more delightful or healthy Place ~
lid cnntry Obisng md attentive servants VIII DC CON
stnnty kr6 to attend the and conyenenees Of The
plros nThe House. Hack leaves the Hotel 70 cpnecl
naannt ~ no. civ ID. W. DRlIAVEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

The New York Picayune sagely asks-Must
man be mealy mouthed before he can make
tiowery speeches7 And should Joke in q
| speech be accompanied by any action to make
the jest sure of its effect, or should piece of
fun be jest enough by itself to move to laugh
ter without jest-tickle-ation on the part of the
sneaker
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In description of the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon,
the celebrated London "sensation" preacher,
writer says:
A few weeks ago he singled Lord Palmer
ston out of his congregation, and teld him che
needn't think so much of himself for his father
(meaning of course Adam) was market gar
dener, and his mother was brought up on a
charge Of stealing apples.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

HTdH TINE TO STUDY PoLITIos.-R
once at a party placed himself directly before
a witty and beautiful lady, and said very ab-
ruptly: MADAME, don't like that women
should meddle with politics. sYou are very
right, General she replied, shut in country
where women are beheaded 1t is natural that
they should desire to know the reason
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

A Chinese boy, who, Is learning English,
came across the passage in his Testament, sWs
have piped unto you, and ye have not danced,
and rendered it taius: sWe have toot, toot TO
you, what's the matter you o iump.o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

OBJ EEfEILEoWs! hAEL,


NEWARK, DEL. -,
Ga THE SUBSCRIBER tenlershis thanks to MS
III numerous patrons for their liberal patIonasee
Ma slIc, ho commenced business in Newark, nhn
MI would respGcn!y state that no has has remoVea @ "
and greater laelities in the conduct a rs o9sl
peri enoe in the OF garment drafting ard employing
none bn competent hands, will he safe guarantee tnnt
M orders left store will be executed in neat ana
substantial manner and at the shorte9t notice me PET
quality CLOTHS CAssfMERs and EST NGs, onnsthhl
Is kept hand besides large and varied assortment o
lIandkefGheis Collars Neek'ies Glpves, StOcklngs
Shirts, SuspendeTs, SO. AliOan excellent assortment
Of Havana and domestic Segars Chewing and Smoking
hnI III n rnbncnn Stare apr. 9-lY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

FAnMERS Am pIANTERs,

THE cheapest manure yet for corn or potatoes in the
hill rs Web's Poudrette, cnGnposad entrey gi nlght
soil aud charcoal dust, tpahng eseI This is believed
he tho very hest article Of the kind ever brought mo
sorbers who will warrant its Purity AND yMpe aN prlS9
10 eac hill will make Tn. Try T. 4@harrels now on
hand. $. Y M. PENsNnCh y Va
tnnr2 w
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For tho Delaware Republican,

RIDDLE.
.4nswer 10 riddle Of last lreek-l psalm, u II
verse;
There is hand around us all,
Unseen yet ever night,
That guides the whirlwnd and the storm
And rules the hosts on high.
Ten thousand, thousand living things
In earth, in air and sea,
Unconsciously perform their work
Whate'er that may be.
The kline that once from Ekron's coast,
Gods ark so safely drew,
Resisting natures strongest ties,
Were to their Maker true.
Lo! all thy love is lett behind,
And yet they will not stay;
Constrained by One they cannot know,
They wend their toilsome way.
So do all creatures serve the Lord
All nature owns this will:
And shall not we most loved oil all,
His holy word fulfil ?
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THE ATrENrEnnr

OF FARMERS and PLANT llRs desirOus Of raising
~ lnrgp crops, and at the same time permAnant' I'M
proving their land, respectfully invited 10 HEWS'
PREMIUM SUPER -PHOSPHArE OF LIME, whi oh
q ulnU and d. ed Blood.
PRICE S45 PER 2,OOO LBS.
tostimnny 0fthe superiority this preparation over
other Fertilizers elniuIn Medal was awarded the
subsenbor by the Psn1sylyania State Agricultural SO
olsty, ipoma by the Chester County Agricultural So
elety and Diploma by the GhesterG Horticultural
Society.
Agricultural Chemists who have examined this prepa-
alton, pronounce Il superior tontl mannres Of the
klnd that have come under then notice. And tanners
spcqk of AZ not only superior to dr Phosphaes used
sy them, hut also valuable thnn Peruvian Guano.
Orders respeetful solicited by the Anbsorbcrs who
i. K nj. PENNopK& & CO.,
mar 90 Wilmington, Del.
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.Pray Mrs. Zabriska, why do you whip your
children so often?'
'La, Mr.. Worthy, I do 1t for their enlighten-
ment. never whips one of them in my life
that he didn't acknowledge that it made him
smart
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- THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
N oall the 6tteutlhr ~ liners and
\Sxr&S1z~zsAz7 dealers to the fopw ngc xtenslyeaa
sSAfAA sOrtment OF AGRlCt Il 4 u A l.
ssfaassasf-sedzass IMPLEMENTS, &C., which are
made of the best material and Of the most improved pat
terms, v,z:-Monro's Pow and Castings of all
Peacock Harr Ihcara Of all sizes; Woodcoek Wiley
oastlngss. Sizes arrnws and Cutlvators OI all kinds
Inate 10 nrGer Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunts
Patent Wheat Drills. with seed Sewer; Pierppnt Thresh-
and Separator Atkins and Nancy combined Reaper
aud Mower, Montgomery y Bros. Gram Fans, Eagle
Fan Se. Yankee Straw Gutter of all sizes. Sparrow
tice for hand Vanderslice Sausage Cuersi butch
erng and families. Those machines superior to
that il in the market. Corn Shelters of different makers
waTraned to DO the work equal To any usri GEin mill
for horse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters aunge filler and Lard presses. Aro
nrge assert nen of ShOves Spades, Forks. Hoes, Axes
ami handles; Cedar Ware, Tabs Buckets, CHns, Grain
measures, Gram Baskets Rat tau and Splnt. Taieu and
ed, Garden Flower and Field ed. warranted fresh
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber. No.
lOOrange street, or l5 Market street, Wilmmgton;
dec lI.tt GEO. {. g.HIIRNSIDES
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Children are inquisitivo bodies--for Il

Children are inquisitivo bodies--for instsnce
'What does cieaUe mean, father p
'It means to unite together
sDoes John unite wood when he cleayes It q
'Hem, well, it means to separate.'
SWELL, father, does a man separate from his
wife, when he cleaves to her y
'Heni, hem, don't ask SO many foolish ques-
tions child p
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

N. P. Banks, sem, tho father of Speaker
Banks, died at Waltham, Mass, last Thurs
day.
Its rumored that the Emperor Napoleon in
tends to be crowned before the summer,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

&C Con re WITH YOU. .o-HoW long the sweet
sound thrills your ear, and subdues almost to
tears. You scarce think it shame to your
manhood for the warm drops to gush thus
from the fountain of Sadness for it was your
mothers voice that uttered the farewell. fon
see through the tears that fill her eyes, as she
| gazes fondly after the retreating carriage, ana
| You throw yourself back upon tho cushions,
| and dream waking dreams, yet full OF the So
! ber realities of life.
You have turned from the light of home, and
| are going forth into the word-you nave leit
| boyhood's Joys and sorrows, and alas, much
of its light -heartedness, in the homestead where
they will miss you so much-tor You are man
now, and must work your own way through
| the world. Not even the restraint OF moth
er's glance will be upon you, and for moment
you smile little triumphantly and draw up
your collar with new dignity, but 1t IS only lot
a moment. True, you will be treo from re-
straint, yet who in that vast muitituae WIN
whom YOU must minglo will there be to care
for YOU You feel for the first time that you
will be alone, and your heart grows heavier,
and you almost wish you had claimed inc smell
ter of home little longer, and been cohteht
with its humble pleasures.
But shall you be alonei Not so HOW can
YOU forget so soon the parting blessing, g. Gou
be with you.'' And so He will, ifyou carry
with YOU tho teachings of your childhood, tol-
low the pure precepts that dear mother gave
Won will be in the world, but not of it-and yet
Won will not be alone for He who promises to
be a Father to the fatherless, will go with you
always. ,.-,c..,, -
should the way seem dark, Himself will be
your light; should you grow weary OF life''
battle, his own arm will strengthen and sup
port should your heart faint, through mani
: fold temptations, be not dismayed, for He Whc
, is stronger than the tempter will be your deiiy
!. erer; through life He will be with you, and whel
, feet are near the shores of Jordan, g HIS roI
you y To the end baltimore Dispatch.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

GENrmITY.-''Tom, stand out of the way %
that gentleman" "How do you know he IL a
gentleman ~ aBecause he has get on striped
trousers.'' |N|&N ~ MN
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sueER-PHosPRaTE OF LIME.

@ Ea,s to f hs GSS o. Fr
ole. rle sxoeency ofour prePaIalio9, %, has been
unnecessary say much in respect to its erts nut
merely remark that during long series OF lspurl
ty and value simulRnt for the GROWING crpR and
Super Phosphate Lime not changed IN ts ellarHc er
every seas ~ but Is what a. pnLpotts 10 oe, thf @ Y Y
ttiizur in use for Corn, Oats Wheat, Potatoes, Grass,
an ut reqnlrng vigorous and lasting manure
Pamphlets describing it, and The ode oaPpy ns cnn he
had gratuitusly at store or by mail when desite
CkUTiON.-Be particular to observe that every bar
rel Of our article has name and That al POTTS y
KLETT branded the head. This Caution y RENDERED
as articles OF nnbtl value
soii under he name Of super Phosphateu of Lime rs to
mislead those who unacqunntcd with the value o
genuine article. Price Si5 per 2nn lbs. t2t cents per
Th.j liberal dednction na.oto DEALERS, SinGe!ast
fall there has been imported but one cargo nle ceern-
ted Pacific OCEAN fiuANo, which wo offer tor sale IN
FISH MANURE.-A supply Of this valuable article
for sale. PRrcE S3n per 2OOn lbs u cent; poT NO
l. GOvERNMRN PERUVIAN GUANo, for sale at the lowest
rates. The leading Agricultural Journals and Sewspa
pprs re regularly filed Oice for the of Farmers
p ALLEN Il NEEDLES,
No. % South Wlarves, and 35 south Water -,
FIRST store above Chestnut s., PhtlntePhia.
IT. GOODS can he loaded ut either front oil our Ware
hniIses, Farmers ARE recommended to drive to Wate
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

1t is suggested that the long skirted ladies'
who sweep the street with their trains, be cal
i@a tBroOmers."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

DEATH OF AN OLD l.knY.-lhe NHTTenton tNa.l Flag
chronicles the death of Mrs Judith Keith the advanced
W years. ShG was mother before tho revnutIon.-
~ the mother OF hve generations, and her living lie
dants numbered more than uns hundred,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07
MOVING & KEAPINa MACHINES

WLLLN D I7s1I INIs
FINHE un 1ersigned have for sale number of the
i above MACHINES, they have been cunstruc-
tod with great care and believed 10 be the best
MOVING Il REAplNG MACHINES NOW IN USE,
Farmers will consult their interest Ivy calling and
inlng before pu chasing esewIeTe
These Machines bo repaired Of the pnrts replac
cd ut short notice. which the with Machines made
at a distance. BUSH X t.OBDElII
Corner of Second and .omihard Sts.,
Anr. Emo. AXllmiIIgIiil, nnL
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

To cure deafness, tell man yeu'vs come to
pay him money. 1t beats acoustic oil all hol-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07
EATON ACADEmY-LocATLD I'M KEN

EATON ACADEMY-L0CATE I'm KEN
NETT SQUARE, CHESTER CO., PA.
VNIIE course of instruction comprises all the
Ill branches of liberal Euglish education IN connex-
ion with Mathematics, Natural Science, Greek, Latin,
French ami German and civil Engineering. The para
be constant impressed upon the minds Of the pupis.
Particular attention will bo given to the Theory and
Young Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing to Teach will
esnec al trimming the elementary bTanehes best
of School Soverlment and imPartinE Instruction.
else in a mo del class The Spring term will commence
April 22d, and cuhtinue IA weeks, closing July 2s.-
tlamen,1 ! $50
do do do for Ladies %
French and German leach eStra,) 3
Tnition exclusive Of boarding flor day Scholars, II
- - O II. GSTCrELL. NJ. d.
mar. 26-tf JOSIAH IACkSoN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

"Yon .1,o,,, ~se a little bear, madam"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

nEER PARK SEMINARY-NpwARk, oDRL.-,rna
~ summer session Will bosh lie First day ofhay' la97'
Parents inny here ini for their children good home,
where their minds, habits and MORALS will bo carefully cut-
yated. Children III pra cuar will receive parental are
The instruction in the elementary branches IS lhoToS a.
styles Of Painting. 80,
For Board an1 rition in English, por term, S75OO.
Fer circulars, with full particulars aud relerencGs Apply
to the Principal, RRv. HEO. uOOD.
nnFl
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MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT AD-
ins4a ahln H2nnnn, ..na III narn,. fnrr 1881

=
LIGHT III uuSASD OF THE ABtsXE, M MACHINES
LII the iuprovenentnu of 1856 applied tp the Ma
~ eh mtde at our shop lie past year, to Which wo
have added the iollowlng! ,.n, =
Srensi hening tile cutter bar bv means Of sta bar OF
angie iron, extcndHg along tile back and under slues
which pr vents II from bringing.
Horse for raising and lowering the Machine, on which
tile schlrgsr and thereby does away wi'h the stand
as etOlnrelt only needs to seen to he convinced
great vaue-t snabeSthe manager ot the MaohiEe
while in full nutnn vary the height fcn ut pleasure
not requiring him to stop adjust the Mnclne,
when coming to spots whore the gram u short OF ougea
which shows gdrng defect in all Machines without IT,
rhe Machine can he changah from Reaper, ton Mower
in less than minute, without shifting single holt or
This Machine will ever continue oexce all others m
simplicity of construction. in facility OF Hage nentand
y perfect RHntaun to uneven grondSi ny us means
Of aiitlstnb variOns heights Of cutting with wheel
al the tTs seat; and by its being theonll success
fuIr ,,uatinn of Reaper and Mower IN tho wnr a. a,
warranty is given to eaoh purchaser that Inc MA
chime is well made and Of gnnu ilNerals and that VIII
m1w M we'll as can c duno will the Scythe and
well as cur ha done with the cradle. =. ,
Price of the Continued Reaper and Mower s ~ 10 at
Shup-a credit vii ba given until tile 10Th oi June,
hy giving sutHhe nuG-huse pTelerng to pay cash
discount tho rats of psr cent, VIII no deducted; IL
longer be wished interest VIII be added from June
| 18th, 1857, go. a -.
to forward and take the Maehnes out ol our way
The inllowing extras furnished with each Machinei
Kmie Oil Gan, Wrench uard Flnger, SECTION knife
nlda ilsGllarging Raks-Dnuhle and Single Trees and
| Neuk Yoke, will be furnished at moderate pfess.
WM. JOHNSON " Cos,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

How EXTREMES MEET.-There is great diff
ference in the way eve mean the street) that
different c0untrymen, when they do differ,
fight. lift is an Englishman, before beginning
he will tuck up his sleeves; but If it is
Frenchman-mind you notice him we'll, tho
next time-he turns up his troussrsi AS Paddy
would say, the arms of q Frenchman are in his
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07
HUMO ROUS.

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