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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
Tusr RECElvED, A FRESH SUPPLY or

Iorrentine, CampLene, Burning Fluid, Alcohol
Machinery oii, Fish Oll, sperm on,
!inseei Oh aud Tanners Oh,
Japan, Ccral, Dcsnar and Coach Holy varnishes
Aisn, large 10, or Window Glass Of eli s,ss.
from 1xo ,o SQas1
Alec, w VI and 0isss Nostars Carsduasss Min
VITA 0iassss. Funhcls Salt Nou.hs aud rincturv Bot.
rs from ounce TO EH''oes, Prescription Walls,
SosGae Ard Hair ol boitirs, lomscpAthle Niais,
bsnuoG- irora ane 10 dse ssilcna
white i"~d and Zinc, fsinss Of all kinda. dry and
la oil. AfiaeN = nrW6INI
lalSA.,f Grcoud street ~.., NJ I.ip
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
Druas s. 0le0itines.

Attssa - J0eDPtA o
tssssessoss 70 nsass = CUUnUwJ
~sotusALE Axp noGnG
Dealers In Drugs ard medlslaes,
cAArhISE BURNING ELulp,
PAINTS. OILS, vARkiSuEs,
WINDOW 0LAGs, 0IA0s WARE
MIRRORS. rERrCMxRY,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C, &C, &C,
SeceaA oaress,
o"s deer wsasf Geek ss-ss.rs .s~ B.s1,.r Hs...
p~vsapsss. lswa.
n EsrECTfCLLY CALL THE ATTENTION
~ OF the public to their rrssspt ,sr.s ana Al,
increasing stock, which cannot es sxesiisa in Iowa
ast medetnr. ARE purc. aud their pFts~s rnoasru,,
prosnrtly attended TO.
Particular attention rssd TO sosaroanding prsserir.
kinMn Al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

II G. ELDRID0E, AT fAE NORTHWEST.
IL kkS DEPOT South eide Of raur,h near
sssk lsaad street, hes just rsssissd ssseh sappy
eare0 sfun manufacturer, u he VARIOUS 0SAlSncs
family '
None should be withou, some Of ihsss sssfsl sr,i.
sse sa9eeaasiy Ia ths family II hos essn wOu ssid
that-'sAn Osuee 81 PREVENTION 10 sovth 8 Fc~ed or
Ssrs, and u never vas 90 applicable Ia THE IN.
stance ter come cheap srt,sls si baud nsy ssvc a
] ssse the s,oss complete ssssblishmsn, u ,h,.
slass In The Nofthwes, coinprisns host Of articss
20 numerous that shall only msLtien few Of The
leading go
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Pork FATTENED ON HUMAN BoDIEs.-Let
any person, says writer in late Ceylon pa
per, at daybreak start from the gates Of Gov
ernment House, Calcuttai and whether his
walk be on tho banks Of the river, or to the
banks OF the canal, which on three sides sur
round the city, he will see pigs feeding on the
dead bodies of the natives that have been
thrown there during the night; during the day
the river police clear away and sink all that
remain of the bodies. Bad as is the metropolis
OF India, it is nothing compared TO Patna.-
Hundreds upon hundreds of human corpses
are there strcwed along the strand and fatten-
ing, Ghoule-like, upon these, are droves upon
droyes OF swine. These swine arc slaughtered
cut up and salted into hams, bacon, and picked
pork, ana then dispatched TO Calcutta. The
great market for this poisonous swine produce
is tho Mauritius and BORDEN, where it is foist-
ed on the inhabitants as the produce OF Eu-
rope. Moreover, as these swines are sold in
Calcutta at three or four shillings each carcass,
it is stated that the inferior class of home.
ward bound vessels are provisioned with them
and thus this human-ted pork is introduced
into Europe and America.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL o, 1857.
For the Dlaware Republican.
THE CHARMS OF SPRING.

BY CLAnANcE.
The charms of Spring from Winters tomb
Shall soon adorne the grove,
And flowers of rarest beauty bloom
Where e'er our feet may rove.
Ye smiles of Heaven Loves shining host
| know no other name,
For ye Of purity can boast,
AS from Gods hand we came.
Not so with man, deilled by sin,
Though he was made as pure,
Now like sepulchre within,
Corrupt, and all impure.
Rise in your beautiful array
lIark Natures trumpet blows,
This is your " Resurrection Day"
Rise from your long repose.
o come fair ornaments of Love,
And decorate the green,
! long through your bright ranks to rove,
And contemplate the scene.
To view in each hcwitching grace,
f.hat great, Almighty power,
Whose finger every eye may trace,
In every blooming flower.
Your silver bells and cups of gold,
Shall soon the meadows strew,
And thus the love of heaven unfold,
With charms diyinely new.
Wisdom, and love, and power combin'd,
Shall all their beauties bring,
And rich repast shall find,
Amid the charmes of Spring.
Natures sweet ministries shall complete
The scene with ioyiullays,
And all in concert thus shall meet,
And render heaven the praise.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Walkers Deserters, who have arrived at
New York, tell shocking stories Of the suffer-
ings Of his men. From their accounts il would
seem that the desertion has increased very
much since tho men learned the proclamation
of Great Canas that they would not be shot in
Costa Rica, but be well treated, and sent
homo. They desert in squads and whole ranks
with their petty officers ut their heads, when
sent out on foraging expeditions. During 30
days no less than $50 men disappeared, ofwhom
at least 800 deserted. Ofthe mounted rangers
90 went off in a body, and several conspira-
cies for large bodies to desert have been de-
tected. One foraging party, numbering 20
men, deserted in body.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-On the
25th inst, Albert Wood, a young man in the,
employ of farmer, named Clark, at Monrayia
N. Y, went into the house of the latter, and
having loaded II pistol, deliberately shot a
young woman named Shaw, through the breast.
He then reloaded the pistol, and shot himself
throughthe heart, having first thrown two let
ters upon the floor, which he desired Mrs.
Clark to show to the Coroner. Miss Shaw was
still living at last accounts, but was not expect
ed TO recover.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

DEoEAsE OF CELEBRATED TRAyELERs.-An-
derson, the celebrated Swedish traveller, was
lately killed in Africa by an elephant. lie is
said to have reached portion Of the interior
OF Africa never before penetrated by any other
European. Mr.. Anderson was the author OF
the captivating book Of travels which was in
trodueed with such faitering comments By
Col. Fremont, lin letter TO the rpublishers in
New York, few months since. DR.. Vogel,
another celebrated traveller in Africa, is re-
ported to have died after reaching the capital
Of Wadal
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

A Boy SENTENCED TO DEArH.-A boy, aged
A, was tried few days since at the Guelph
Assizes, Canada West, for the murder of anoth-
er boy, only 9years old, last October lie was
convicted and sentenced to death, but the
Judge aud Jury united in recommendation to
Grey to tho q overnor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

"a ME SUNSUWTBEk WVWIlD
Ky a.. cal, the btteni nnd
dealers 10 the 'G,vN M, ,NtensiveaR
suTment at AGRI IGu I u A /.
EI7ess-<-t-asissHasT IMPlEh ENTS, &o., which are
ina,e of the best material aud Of the most improved pat
terms, v,2;AlO0re's Ow nnd Castings of all sizes.
Peacock Harr lheNTs OF all siHqs. Wuocock & Wiley
chstugsL. si2eS llarTnws aud ni all kinds
inat 10 nrGer Corn Planters anJ Seed Sewers HUM
Patent Wheat Drills, with Seed Suwer; piurpont rhresl-
or and Sephraui Akin's and Maney's combined GA ppf
and Mower Montgomery \ Bras Gram Fans, Eagle
Hay Straw cutter. Fleming Machines, Superior ar
tee tor hand USE Yandcser nusnge Cutters Tor butch
erg and nnlies. These nchi ines ire superior to nm,
,nl Is Ne market Corn Shelters of different makers
for horse and hand power Horse hoes and hnnt hnes
Vegetable Cutters Sauage ier aud Lard presses AirO
and handles Celsr Ware Ins, linckels clREns, Grain
Superphnsphaen Of Lime Of the Gcst qunlty and warrant
ei, Garden, Flower and Field 5 cd. warranted fresh
aud genuine. A orders for implements, Seeds, Gc,,
promptly attended To- if addressed to tho subscriber No
'oOenge street, or Is Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

The Rev. MIR. Peters, of Attleboro', was
slightly eccentric in his habits, and this en-
couraged his people to be free-and-easy with
him. One time he was wandering over the
hills, and got lost in the woods. At last he
came upon party of men burning wood for
charcoal, but they were so blackened that he
did not recognize them, though they were his
own parisAioners. Approaching them he said /:
"Can you tell me who l am, where l am
from, and where l am going2"
10 which they replied, sYou are Parson
Peters, you come from Attleboro', and You arc
going to the wicked plnce.'
The parson responded (: s'From the looks of
the inhabitants, should think had got there
already -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

STUBDoRS.-A big stripping, awkward
youth, fresh from Vermont, once entered the
hummer Academy at Byfeld, Mass. At that
time the boys and girlswere kept In one apart
ment, only the middle aisle separating them.
One day, this Vermont stripping, who had Just
been helping one of the girls through a hard
sum, thought it not more than fair that he
should take toll for his services; accordingly
he threw his stalwart arm around the rosy dam
sci and gave her sly but rousing smack which
startled the whole assembly. Z
''Jedediah Tower, come up her 70 roarod
out the procoptor.
The delinquent appeared, his face glowing
with bushes like red-hot warming g-pan-and
looking as silly as a ninny.
"Hold ont your hand, sir!'' said the peda-
gegue. "I'll teach you not to act thus in this
institute"
The huge paw was extended in Il horizontal
line towards the instructor, who surveyed its
broad surface with mathematical eye-calcu-
lating how many strokes of his small ferule it
would take TO cover the large number of square
inches which il contained.
"Jedediah," at length he said, e'this is the
first time that you have been called up for any
delinquency; now, sir, il YOU will say that you
are sorry for what You have done, l will let yon
oil this time without punishment"
"Sorry !" exclaimed the youngster, striking
an attitule ofpride and Indignation "Sorry /
No, sir am not. And will do jest so agin
ef hev Il chance. So, put on old fellow, just
as hard as you like. BY the jumpin' Jehoshi
phat, I'D stand here and let you lick me till
kingdom KUN, afore I'D be sorry for that 20
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

The HOTEL SIoKNEss.-The New York Tri-
bune says the Rev. Charles IL. Malcolm and
wife Of Newport, h. L., are among the sick
from the late hotel disease in Washington
Their symptoms indicate arsenic, viz; intense
thirst and burning in the stomach, inveterate
aiarrhea vomiting after taking food, red spots
on the surface OF the abdomen, SSc. WV.
Bacon and wife, Of New Haven Connecticut,
were also seriously affected after leaving Wash
ington for the South. Mrs. b. has been con-
fined to her bed in Mobile for month, and her
recovere is said to be doubtful. e
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
sUeBR-PrTOspTgaT aTE OF Llr1l.

YgT-SN 'I'HE Subscribers present 70 the nolc Far
Lkl-AJ I nrTs luiOthgrs interested, the ahuve arti
N3Y clp. The Scellenoy ufrur prepat ion has been
N1-iAs well known for unny ye past, that deem
it unnecessary much IN respect To its MERITS but
merely remark That during long OF Yea puri
IL AMI value AS a smniant for tue growing CROP nnd
permanent Manure havc been thoroughly established,
Snper PhusP Phate Lime not changed in IT'S claruc'er
every hut Is what it pnrpnits I" be-, unnm Y its
chemical cnstiluens, and IS relied upon NJ Tue best Fer
ant other crops relnrlg vigorous Nnd hsinf mannre
hal Gini4iiogsly % our store, o. BY mail when desired
rel ct our article has our name aud TINT q" PORTS
necessary, there are s. many 1npu value
misead those who Nre nnncqunlnted Win the value Of
genuine article Price Si5 per 2u bs q cents per
nj 4 liberal deduction nFdeto DEALERS: since last
i there has been imported but one CARO- 81 The ceeTa-
TED AClFic OCEAN 'iUANO, which We oier Tor sale in
FISH MANURE-A supply of ill,s valuable Article
for sale. pHCg S31 per 2Un lbs. 3 cent; per M No.
HOVER YMENT pERuvAN GuATo, Tor sale ~ the lowest
Intes Tha eaimg Agrcultutal Journals anl Newspa
pers are regularly Gedatour oiee for the lss9I Ehrs'
FIfsl Store ahnvD Chestnut 81, IbilndtlpnR.
IT. GOODS can lie lnuad at CllhrT front of our Ware
hniisrs, Farmers recommended In drive 70 Waler
Street and nynld the crowded WhrE Annie Facilities
are afforded III loadius Wagons ani "tsRd!as n n Ihe
Horses, ~. -'.tN''I1.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
Corn Shelling by One Horse

10 pnNvt,Jp M, -, =, IL. .
s-SeSfssSS rhs Machine IS ntendai to 1rve a
esNs JS2k1s- Corn sle,ltr with one horse slellin9
from 10 400 bushels per tsy. Those TP have got Cora
10 his saiur power with hurses haye smnlI Wheat
rhroshcrE attch to tlresl out l5h hnselsO Of Wheat
day. warrant this power sufficiently strong and to work
easy aud dn the work satisfactorily.
Price OF llnrSn Power alone, Shl.ON
g Wheat rhresher, H.On
- Corn Shrller for hand horse l5.uH
Also laTg er and heavier Horse Powers, Tor
:. aor6 6hora.pow' !. 49, ioe,o0
rbreshers, close and open, Of woud or iron. with
teeth secured hy nuts fom 20 tO jO,0n
Revolving sepi:al0rs warranted tn'gve
Horse Power Corn shelters warranted to
shel lJih0 huslalAOl corn per day with or
without seplfatnfS, so tOiN.Oh
These Machines require no feeder In stlnd hy, all
that i" gFsatv is 10 keep the hopper full Gy iIneTs
a iron. Hand nnh Horse power Shelters
f. Leave grams Of tho cob average in liRO
bushels, Price 10, l5 l7and ~ dollars, accord ug to finish
aud KiZU, My Corn Sieri took the at thu
rlcnlnra Fair held at Dover last fall Others
IN exhibition.
CASTINGS n all kinds and sza made to order and pat
trrns Iron ,urning hnrgand fitting nr Steam Eng ines,
saw and rist Ills, Horse Powers, Corn hellers eut.
All kinds al Machinery mnde 10 order or Repaired
nlhcksnihn amt Horse ShoClng by II Phila smith,
Wood urnIng OF all kinds done t0nrIet; -
Iron FOunlerer nnd AIachinIst, Milford, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09


J'HlS NEW ANp VALUABLE PREPARATION
lHndw present rltu the public by thu Tnprlrtnr, al
Ter giving n MI extensive trial nnl wing The n
nnllhei communication Of all WIN have used il II will
certainly prevent tue falling out uittn hair ani restore
when i has lsllcl. u e0aotuuly eleanses he scalp
rom NJ an TuH, ai4 prevents its t1fminp II most
dresser Of the hnr, producing fine gloss nnI
shinnsh TIA particularly recommended To the Ia les,
lnj mlsh rner several IN Wilmngnn who have used
T., Prnparedby Dr. EDW. WORRELlr
,. Al Delaware Guy.
rllGE 974 aud II cents per hoit e,
S"li - Wilmlngtnn by Msssrr. EDWARD MClNAli.
Jos >, BENNETT, Drnssists. Nov. "a 6mna
Testimonial 10 Dr.. n. lPOrreH.
DELAWARE CRY. DEL., Feb p. 1884,
slRi.-li affords ne much penSirr 10 testify tnthe
seed III Hunler u cases where The hair had fallen 9t
rnn severe disease and IN every proved successful.
" nat only prevents the hair falling out, hut promotes s
grnwil N eliminating tln iulircs. aml clranses the scalp
y rrunving mlruH aud leaves a hair son nHl slosiy.
le great advantage IN u ~, that Il dur MT leave That oily
hd1nSivenSs which preparations ul the kind nnw IN use nre
81 apt to do.
nm sustained in my testimony hy many ladies' of the
highest responsibility in nrghrEnl who have used
Il an spoken 10 ne ltE quHlilirs am firmly convinced
Il ~ uny required ln h knuwn gpuNgl nse, and
can c9nsrirutuusy recommend It saie, eicacuus and
scientihr Prcparatlnl. Yours rrsprrllly.
iOHN II. .FRoNBERGEt, NJ, y.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

The Albany Atlas does mot believe Dr..
Holmes theory that the New Englanders are
degenerating for want of limestone in the soil
TO form the bones, but thinks ssthe trouble is
that they are, like sharks, running all to head,
and the head running all to mouth.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

The old gentleman who thought he could
stop rat hole with roasted cheese, has Just
been overtalSen by another hallueination, viz
That young women can be kept from knewing
s'what's what" by sending them to boarding
school.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

BryOn is said to have remarked that ssthe
greatest trialto a woman's beauty is the un-
graceful act Of eating eggs" Some Yankee
remarks that the poet could never have seen a
lady hanging on by the teeth to blazing hot
corn cob"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
Iron IEoaalersr 9ad Al,shia'st, Milford, |
NArYEY'S IMPROVED PATENT AD.
Unstable Reaper ana Mower. for 1857.


Li5ILl 1i!tlsIS ISyyI;.c. THU son u. htA HIil SEs
A III. the improvements la5i appca 10 tho Ma
~ eh ucSnne altSur shop he past year, 10 witch we
hcnng The cutgr har bv means of sliE bar Of
angie eXtrndisg Hnns the back mud under Sides
which pr vrpiS II from spfinging. , :, -.
lnsictd OF The Lever. we ave applied n Mechanical
Horse for RAISING aud lowering the Mnchne, On Which
the dstharIrr SITS and thereby does away wh the stand
herUtulnrc-it only needs tOhc n be convinced
VI It's great vHiplt cHhes no manager n the Machine,
while m full notion to The hHght Oi cut NJ pleasure,
~ requiring nintn sinP ant re. adust the Mnr'ine,
when coming to spots where tho grain short ar lodged,
which shows glRrug detect ~ all Mach.n nos without il.
InP Machine oan he chaHEuH hum kHHper Ia Mower
IN less minute, without shifting sipge holt
screw.
This NJ ucI inc will continue toCxcel all Others
simplicity Of constructions in lctS OF nagtncnta nd
rs paFieci arptntun to grnnnds by its
Ol adjusahily tuvnfiIns heights uI cut ting with awheel
managers seat; aud by its brin9 the sni success
lul inh nation Of Reaper and Mower in the world
A wnrriniy - gwen to cncd purchaser lhht thH Ma,
chine we'll ldn aud u gunh iternls; and that IL viii
slnw As well he dome wit the Scy the aud reap
we'll Ms cIT lt dome with the cridlr.
Price ul the tumhined Reaper nni Mower zlll 40 at
ouT Shupa credit vii be until the 18th al June,
hy evlig negotiable nur-thoSe RrecrEg to pay cash
discount nj the rlln of O per cent, win he deducted, lG
longer ime be wished, interest wllbc added irm June
18th. lH57, =,
I've mike the above conditionstO induce tho Farmers
to come forward and take the Machines out OF cur way
nj we put them together. A.,
The follow Ing extras furnished with each Machine;
Kuiip, Oil Gan, W reucl q GuaTd Finger, Section knife,
aida uis charging Rrke-Dnhln ami singls Trees aud
Meek Yoke, Will be FURNISHED at npierale priGss.
- g,,,.. N.,,,rE IiaI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

A SidS-MEANT.-A painter being employed
to paint A. s. Camp on a tavern sign, omitted
the points, so that the 'topers read it, ga
Scamp" and deserted the tavern.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
mar 20 7rnn
~ -Lllri PlhLlO.

FHNHE UNDERSiGNE thankful lnr past lnvOfs from
L generous public, and h"png tn merit the same by
ton huaincsS, and to hOspdGglrng the American
luSuIOs romcco, Snuian Sesars, gives notice thnle
hts Isi received lot OF supernr sesHrs, from the most
celebrated manufacturers lumLetig twenty tVe dil-
lercnt kinds and ranging rnna hall cent, To ten censa
piece, Also lot of superior bright IuhtccOs. viz Nn
sna. Dia FIg, r.ldmrado, DGllcol fnrda; hesles
different OI black TObaccos Smoking Tobacco and
smut Oall kinds, fine cui Tobacco, Andersnns, hllers
aud GOnlwins He agent for new wspnPcrs from al pats
lnrpers WertlN PaI!or Gaskel, Auercq9 Union, Frank
lesllpa Illustrated Newspaper. and all kinds Of News
papars constantly nn haud, lie has UU hand iue lot
Nulins, Violin Bows, Ninlin strings, Screw, Brhges
Rusn, TaIl Pieces for Nuns, for sale cheap for Gns
Tho attention o the publ is respectfully myted tn his
store, Blnhiway between Chestnut nni Walnut SIs,,
Newark, Del. ;. X. CHOATE
mar, ri ,Inns. SGgars, TObuccn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
lIdToM ACADEr5Y-LO LOCATED guG II KEn-
NElME sLllLARE GLIEsIER co. IA.


TENllE course Of instruction comprises all the
n branches "ra lihcm ;nF,Ish cdncai IN ~ oonnex-
ion with Mathematics Natural Science, Greek, Latin,
French German. and oivll lngneering. The para
mount lmpnrance O tholouglness in every eNe else Will
be- constantly impressed npuu the nnds o the Puulls,
Paticular attention viii ho given IN the Theory and
PrHcticn Of Teaching,
Young Ladies' amt tiantemen wishing to reaGl will
al trimming in the elementary branches, hest
nuaes u School government. AMI impartng inst elUn,
accompanied with weeklE lectures aud practical cxeF-
CtSesiH ln'l"l class The Spring term will confluence
April 2, and continue IA weeks, closing July sHth.
TERAS-BOardtns, Huill1n, WNsiiug SG, tlur ten
tamenD $50
do dn ,lt far i.atlies lI
French anh German (rlrh pNtral +
Tulinn Ncnsive al huaTiing Ci"r daV schnlnfs,) "A
For Circulars addruas tho Principals.
u, q NTGll Eli. NJ. d.
mar IT JOSIAH JACKSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

DR.. Durbin, the great N Metbodist orator, once
attempted to preach from the text, 'Remem-
Der Lots wife, and made failure. After
wards remarlsing To DIR. Bond that he did not
know the reason of his failure, the venerable
doctor replied that he had better hereafter lei
Oiher nennLea lrirnS nlnnn.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

FATAL ACCIDENT. benjamin W. James, re-
siding near Doylestown, Pa, drove over an
embankment near Pine Run, on last Friday
his horse and wagon.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

TAKING UsURY.-On certain occasion,
noted inddel borrowed a sum of money from
the late DR.. Lathrop, of West Springfield,
Mass. When he came to pay it, he though to
Bible.
"Iou ought not to take interest for this
money, for the Jews were forbidden to take
usury !''
sob, no. said the Doctor, "you forget the
Jews were indeed torbidded to take usury of
their own people, but were allowed to take ii
of the heathenl''
The application was too direct to be mis-
taken, and the man was quite willing to drop
the argument and pay the money.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
Iron Railing.

. SECOND sTR 'ET Bl:TwEEN WALL
-, pNUT AND POPLAR, WILMINGTON,
Nj DEL, h1yng Just received and hennti-
- fg Patternl now prepared TO furnish all kinds
sA nf Rang for Cemetery l4ts, Yards, &c., on Tea-
snnabe terms. Those in want OF railing are invited 10
eal ,,.
executed at the stt'rtest nutloo, jan, II.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
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es4AE3kA n Gnl AID surrounding country,
et-fAfl that he has Urhnr1 Coal yard
N the vintage of Chrlstiaun, whore he
ed tOscl Black heath, broad MnnntH Hickory,
WLiIa al nni AlsnunUth vein CuHls from II Suhuyl
kil, NJ wilmngtnn prices Iul cash.
liz has also fur the sale of Lime Tor MOgeeS
Co which he will furnish 10 Farners or others ~
ar the waters nc Tho CrHtiau1 and stations ldug the
rllaispnll, Wilmington nnd aimure ltnil Ruth, New
Castle amt Fr0heinwn and the belawaTe RHI Rond,
raaso aha rates. Allurns addressed 10 the subscrihar
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