Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

The Causecay.-W We have been requested 10
call the attention of tho Levy Court TO TINS
thor0ughflrr, which il in shocking bad con-
ditiOn A year or two ago We offended MI
Smith, tho Levy Court Commissioner for ew
Castle Hundred, by urging him to attend 10
his duty, and wo then hoped for his own sake,
as wail as that of the public, he would never
give room fur further complaint. 1t seems,
however, we were mistaken, as tho causeway
is in worse condition than ever before. Ii ne
does not act speedily in having repairs made,
he should be presented to the Grand jury IN
this connection, We may again ask what mus
become Of the willows that were to BIO plant
ed Has the matter been abandoned entirely,
or merely neglected.
Lcoaomy is VsalM.-Every man who wants
TO become wealthy must take care of the small
change the dimes, half dimes, and evon pen
MES are to be looked after in the purchase OF
all articles, and every means must DO husband
ed, as a certain gentleman dated his fortune
from the circumstance Of picking up pin, and
another from carrying home on wheelbarrow
some articles purchased from the old Million
aire Girard. To all We say, bear these things
in mind and remember and call before purchas-
ing Saddles, Brides, Harness, Whips, Trunks,
Carpet Bags OF any articles in this line OF BUS
mess, ut the cheap establishment OF Charles
Parker, No. so Market street, between Front
and Second, where bargains may be had, as no
Is SHlHilGu WIN 5llldli
ninble sixpenco is better than the slow shilling.
Give him call.
To Horsemen-The young horse of the Black
Hawk stuck, ownOd by Mr.. Anthony Reybold,
is conceded by all who have seen him, TO be
one Of the handsomcst animals in the country,
and possessing the points which promise great
strength and speed. He is colt of tho old
Black HlwIi who was so widely celebrated in
Vermont, and Il half brother TO tho celebrated
| horses Ticonderoga, Lona Star and Ethan AL
len the latter being the fastest trotting Stallion
in the United States, and all of them stand in
other respects unTivnlled. MIR. Reybold's horse
is very gentle, suited for usa as well as show,
having the kind disposition which is general to
tho stock he is descended from. Farmers and
| Others who admire inc Stock and it ccsts no
more toraise good colt than mean one, should
make it point to see him and Judge for them
selves. The effort of Mr. r. to improve the
breed of horses in Onr county and state is high
ly comneudable, and should DO encouraged.
See advertisement in another column.
1T FFsRrrt nTur on TIM BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAiLRa n.ljuT arll Hud i8spcgate tina passions
# men when tally aroused dor real or imaginary wrongs,
doubt have proc 0i1l from acts Of gges On the
P1r OF Que, ana anm5 nogos of the Oth'rs Tho fact IL
ably, ggokns nothing hut that Which is right, and oare-
lulY AGoiug all t is wIons. Now all thai deprte1te
tics, abuses in sors!y aa lyited 10 call CT BALDWIN
street. where ladies and grnilomen Gu 10 ktiod IN tho
atesi AMI 81 a. 81 kind Of b1ds and shnas the market
el Afford hs ttoniiog II those egHgud IN the country
where all orlAs will ha filed ut tie shortest notice. aud
the mos, reasonable forms. in!8