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The Contents Business Mans Home story Tor
Husbands Visiting and Visitors Our Fist Nurse The Shadow
OF Great Rock in Weary Land To Literary A.pirsnts
Summer Travel; Gent Hint; Story for Old Husbands
with Young Wives Breakfast at the PaNes Girls Boarding
Schools Closet Meditstions Feminine View Of Napoleon
Husband; First Pure :" Holiday Thoughts. Headache
Has Mother Right 10 her Children And ye shall call the
Sabbath Delight :" Come Macauf" Look Aoft; Knick
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Greenwood and Mount Auburn Getting Up the Wrons Way
Hot Day; Funeral Notes; The "Favore" Child; Cues
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Fair Play; To Gentlemen To the Ladies; Ma rmonis
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TIVE MOST BEAUTIFUL IMAGINABLE

Everybody is dying N obtain Of the charming RIB
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On Tuesday, Sept D. we propose to publish
THE GREAT BOOK OF THE IEAR-TAe

On Tuesday, Sept a. we propose to publish
THE GREAT BOOK OF THE IEAR-The
Il Tale. BY the authorizes OF
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the principal heroine the beautiful and accomplished
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and has written story which for elegance Of dcton and thrill
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The question has been repeatedly asked can Miss Cunns
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literary gentlemen Of Boston who have read the
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She shown her good Judgment in waiting two years and
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MABEL VAUGHAN,
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We printing -o...-
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MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
WI and HEAD DRESS GOODS for the coming Season
The Undersgued having made extensive alterations IN his store
would call the attention of 20 choice stock Of Ribbons
Flowers Feathers Nelvets Dress Trimmings. Head Dress and
other Goo6s connected with the Trade MGers and Dress
Makers supplied At q liberal discount.
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speeiaI Notices.

.------c-Cru central Commit Tea stated meeting
viii be bed a. tH9 St1S ;SS1I' '0
SO BIosc~sy' iHi0 JOIINA. KENNEDY President
W.. p,sl. srswAK7 L. MooDT0ED, sec.ne.
----,,c1jng of the sixth Ward * Republican 49,.
AZ " held on the evening ~ Sept ., Msssrs wv ~
soctanuESHSAN JULIUS BRITT and PIERRE Z. VAN
s,fs elected Deesses tbe Nominating Convention
sfthe iA g. HAGGERTY, rslle,s
g. r. kLOTZ,
ISRAEL WILLIAMS, President
/, NnnEY Lyon. Secretary pro TEN.
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WALL-ST. BUBBLES" Bulls, Bears and
w Brokers'" Thub!e- hssefs and Panic MAKER. Reed
.,.s,,nb ou ljs subject this weeks LIFE ILLuSrRA-
TT Also On Mercantile Failures Brandy In the Hospitals
Josers Concentrated MIN fenle Dr..s C,ssn
TsstI nd pm LIGHTS IN TIE VILLAGE WINDOWS;
Noe. ard Gesriss; Patent oHce DeTsItPsE ks IN LIFE
lLLpsgRATIp, ~ csrth
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HNHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper In the
Il West. as medium through which advertise IL also
sves detailed account Of the Of Western Railroads
Land Specustions and through which Capitalize
can secure profitable Investments Terms ~ year. Ad
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6tationerp an6 fdntp Goods.

WILLIAM T.. HAWS, Branch of K. c. Root,
w Anthony Co.. sTATloNER aud BLASk BOOK
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any pattern Engraving Lthosapaias aid Printing exc;
euted IN superior full ASSORTMENT oil sIspe Ana
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TweIIth WIFI htPu = ~, =. Ia ~ raTrin,on
Han corner Of l2Stkst aud law, Hsrt M on ThOhSDht
EVENING The 10th inst. Tor the p"pose OF eiecng two
y..s an their Afernses 20 represent the Assembly Dis
i n the Republican Convention 70 Dc held At Syracuse
." 'A' -" N' - L. BALLARD, President.
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Glotbins.

ELOTHI ING WITHOUT SEAM
~ TAI SEAMLESS GARMENT MANUEG Co..
No. y Dey street,
Now OFFERS FOR SALE
Overcosts Of great variety and latest gtylss
Pea Jackets, Pants Vests. Legsns, Moe aims Nt.ns Ae
These fsbrcs Manufactured only At Msttesvs, Y are
in the wool without any seam will always retain thsf
shape and in point If strength warmth durability ehespee
anAs other desirable qualities uDquessionsby superior 70
Any and all other styles OF CoshDgas all who 's' ITEM must
admit
Dealer, in Clothing are iasitsd % call and ezo1ias
lave YOU seen the 50 so SHOES and GAI-
l TIERS; also the IS 50 and - BOOTS .. JoSESA
No. 10 Arr. st.. near the AuseumF
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

IN Town WITH PoGKGr Full oP ROCKS
a Tennessee planter lately visited New Or
leans, and stopped ut the st. Charles llotel,
amt in the course Of a week created a prodi
gious sensation. He was stout, plain look
ing old fellow, and on the trip down from Mem
phis contrived to get very drunk, 80 that from
the time he landed in tue city until he lett, he
carried on like crazy man, paying fifty or a
hundred times the value OF everything he
bought. He gave colored barber $50 for
shaving him, and refrsed to take any change
paid half dollar for glass Of liquor, declin-
ed the change, and gave the barkeeper $50 for
a Tree gilt. On the latter being rejected, the
planter crumpled up the bill, threw it behind
tho counter, and walked of in rage. He had
all his pockets stuffed with hank notes Of the
denomination OF hundreds, tifties and twenties
which he threw away recklessly. II he ran
against person he dashed handial OF bills
in his face. Not satisfied with this, ho after
wards paraded about with q lnon bag so full
silver that 1t bent him down to carry it. Where
ver he hld o chance, he paid for drinks,
&C., with a handful Of half dollars. After 4
three days tour Of this description, be packed
up and travelled back TO Tennessee, where he
belonged. lie is said to be quite wealthy
The suckers about town are believed to have
reaped grand harvest ont Of the poor inebri-
ato's folly.-N. Y. Times
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tFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer. August % ]

Il
SEDUCTION AND MARRIAGE.-A most sim
Newport on Thurs lay night 1t seems that young
nun highly e1'eJ in Kentucky, aud doing bust
hess in this city, seduced young lady Of about
sixteen sun ners, some time ago. The father of the
young lady not aware vi il until within the last
week, aud on being male acquainted with the pain
ful fact he tried all the stratagems ho could 10 get
the youbg man an Invitation to his house He
finally succeeded on Thursday evening. While the
young WIS seated in the front parlor the young
lIiy's father despatched messenger fog clergy-
man, ut the fame tine sending MIN word that he
had good Jjb on hand for his reverence. Tho
divine IuuctiplGTy made no delay, but ha tened
with all :he speed he could TO tie place of destna-
ito n. When he same he was usherei into a dark
rom, without the young mans knowledge. When
all thiags were square, the OldN gentleman walked
into the parlor, where the young lovers were con
versng together, and presented pistol at the young
man's heart
Seeing the deadly weapon aimed at hil breast,
he feel on bis knees aid elasred his hands saying
"FOr Gods sake dome shoot me. / will do any
thing and everything yoi may require OF me, If you
will only spare my life.n
Those who were boki' = on at the time sail he
liOked moro pi0us and sancti1sd than any Methy-
dist preacher they hal ever
"Well" shouted the eurRgsl father, marry IN y
daughter forthwith, or will shooi you on tho spot.
"oh, for Gods sake, cried the young man, "sehd
some person for u clergyman Immediately, or Will
be dead man "
| No sooner was tho word spoken than gu cam
| she clergyman, Rud Ia less time than We tRkc /
writing this Article the two we;o trap'ubstantia!e d
| into one
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rFNUE UNpElSlGNE E thankful lnr pa Il favors from
generous public and hopiug to mer the same oy
MI Tim 10 business and the American
luxures r1laco, SnuTaad SegaTs gives notice tlt ne
has I5t resolved lot 0f supernr SsEars, from Inc most
aeleirnted manuiacturers numbering twenty five dii-
eren kin lId ranging from hal cent to ten cents
pieer Alg1a III Of s petinr bright ToblcoOs viz. w
sina, Dla lem, Fig, Elnr3du Belle ol Flor!da besides
dieTenl Kind OF black Tob1cc0s, smoking TOBACCO anu
Snui II iii kinds ue Tobacco Andersons MllleTs
and tioniwins espgen for newspapers from all parts
nI iLe IJainn, New York Ledger, Flag OF cur unOn,
iapCrs Weeslv Plor Cask9t, Anerieqn Sion Ersnk rank
plpers Constantly on hand. lilo has on hand hne lot
Vions, Vinin Bows, Violin Strings, 81. ewFt Brlges
he attention OF le publ is respectfully nyltel 70 nus
Nnwart nsI "' 5. r. CHUATE.
,nnr 81 Inns .SesRra Tobacco.
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ann phhnnTwg9, ,AHHBR IL, 4GWARK, DEL.
az THE SUBSCRIBER tepdershls thanss to US Us
NA stnss he commenced business in Newark and
MT wnnld respectfully Y state that ho has removed 70
sSss'- ,he td,t Fellows Hall whero he will have more
room aud greater facilities in the conduct oi hs nu,
in the nr Of garment drlitins and employing
none nt competent hands, vii he sale guarantee tht
Iii orders let at hs store Will be executed IN neat am
n tanpr and at the shOrest notice Ihe nest
ana O LnTHs tiAssfMERs and VEsrISGS oonstah1
ypsn an ami hesiles large and varied assortment ni
Handkercliicls, Collars, Nedk'es, doyos stocknss;
0figyann and domestic Segars, Chewing anu Snnklhs
iiuIf ~, ~ ~ = ',Iabba 10 ,cn Stnrr. apr. ".
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NEIVaPK DEL.

DAyIs w. DrIIAVEN, PROPRIETOR;
n THE UNDERSIGNED takes ma iisthnd 70
SA pntonco 10 the travelling public, that ne ss ctil
.sgH nuos keep s wei known es'1Ens ~ IN IN ba any
zIisp1sed 10 favor him with thor patronage Inc
rpnns arc We'll hnsod and yentilne and rS H .ITHn5o or OF
III aang i attached to he 9 hGts ssIo VIII 1 m Ia
,aa " and veces Families and offers WHO re-
sie in the large cities aud who desire Spenainsm poISn o.
or cnn nG where find more delightful or meanS XIV pheS ph % ~
Vent TO attend to the wants and o the
Ssirn,s The House. Hack leaves me iqte 70 nnut M
nannt a A-lv. " w. DsnaN NitN:
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ana IL bowed l3 i0Yel y#1NduI
He could not destroy its sweet Ioriume,
Blu, he bore away its budding bloom
And ho left it-!aded dead,
They say that he " loves a shining mark"
And that too his realm, so drear und DARK,
Tho most i0ped are earliest LED;
Bet that beauteous bud in the glory land,
Shall its withered petals again expand,
| And through heaven its fragrance shed.
l once had pearl Of purcr ray,
Thnn e'er sparklei IA mOnnFcli's coronal gay,
In tho hour # his ptouie might;
Il was costly, and brilliant, and pure. and rare,
And was priced beyond that in tho worlds proud lair
Called kohnooT, mountain of Light.
In Golcohda's mines, in old oceans caves,
Where the sea, the earth's foundation lave5
Never gleamOd one so brilliant and bright;
Neither gold, nor silver nor precious stones,
Nor all the wealth Of earth's proudes ones,
Could have purchased in 1t, our right.
But as lied o'er lifs's rough sea
And carried this precious pearl with me,
dropped 1t in the wave,
The waters covered II from my sight
1t sunk sunk sunk frsm heayons light,
Deep down into Oceans cave.
But that pure, that precious, priceless gem,
Shall deck Messahs di0dem,
VINO mighty is TO save.
In his coronal such precious ones
Shall fash like stars, and blaEe like suns
When gathered from the grave.
once had bird Of so sweet song, .
AS to thrill with its melody all day long,
The hearts Of all around;
Its strains so expressive Of joy and love,
We're sweet as those heard in the realms above
Where the harps Of the Angels sound.
The varied tints Of a thousand flowers,
Sparklcd and flushed from this bird Of ours. -
And il still held us all spell bound
With its cqrjls sweet, with It's beauty rare,
Ii showed us what birds in Eden werc,
Ero sin had au entrance found,
But the melody tf that snng Il hushed
And the benutetus sOngster, bruised and crushed,
Is sient-quiet-dead;
The tinis ofils plumage, sparkling, bright,
Resplendent as the morning light,
Have faded tanished-ned ..
pnor unconscious, lifeless thin I,
oh say shall we never hear II sing
Shall it never lift its head?
Oh yes the zephyrs of Paradise
Shall watt on its gushing me.odies,
| Der the laid where no tears are she'd
once had daughter sweeier far,
/ Than the sweetest OF rvso buds ever are,
| In the lovely month Of May;
and that costly gem tho Kohinoor
| Was rot 80 precious, nor so pure,
| AS that daughter, so blithe and gay.
| Aud the swto.est bird is II len s bower,
| That ever charmed the pusslng hour
OF a pure and siness day,
| Had not a hole so sweet TO me
As the merry laugh in her irfant glee,
of our Haddie passed away.
But that beauteous bud, in miller cline s.s .
Far away irom the chilling froats Of time,
Shall bloom in beOuty bright;
| And that pearl with an unclOuaed ray, .-
Shall sparkle through an endless day,
In Messiah's crown Of light.
And that cherished bind, ON tirolOss wing,
| Shall heaven sweetest carols sing,
| With tapturOus delight;
And darling Huddci so loved here,
Shall bloom a deathles4 eherub there,
In her Redecmei's sght,