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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11
CLEVELAND FEMALE
SEMINARY.

SAMUEL ST. JOHN LII D.y knfuCIrAI.
MISS LINDA +. GUILFORD, VICE PRmcrPAL.
HvHE ensuing year of the Institution WIN e,1r
u mence on WednesdAys Septs0eel 8. The holnd:
ing, surrounded BY seven aeFss Of 1oee8 tSeg an4
shrubbay, Is situated within fe. ninssee' re q
ranged and furnished. The InSliileioo VII esa-
tinned on the nme plan Of hserssaiso = $1,000;
no effort win be spared g render the lnstit.dse ve.
thy Of patronage. Valuable additions w0l - unoe 10
the library, and an extensive Philosophcna I'D Chen
ical Apparatus win Be ready for nse ct TIE
ment Of the next term. -Four fall coEes q scientific
lectures win be delivered by the PRINCIPAL d1tnG the
year. and lectures topics Of general inAre vii Be
given frequently. No charge viii be made Tor issewes
TERMS:
For Board and Tuition in English brsnches,
L4un ana ufeek.. 1850. StoV FG 80
Modem LsnggMs !,s s...................js
Rractice,. -.--..........-..-yl.S GO
VII RAINING ........--h Y
Dr1w1ng.. 10
Five Dollars per Term viii be charged for Ousnhus
service for The Sabbath.
Letters Of enquiry application may Be aadressed
to c. 8. MARrINDALE, Agt Cleveland Female Semi
Cleveland, Ohio, July I, lss7.-[Augs-wst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

NV ShesSs Asse - 49,
Haven Railroad Co.
los shares Hartford z 4 Z
preferred, Railroad Co.
107 shares Boston & Wor.
cester Railroad Co...
$50 shares Conn. River dc
so sh'rs Conn River Co. ,
72 8 and Z per cent Mort
gage Bonds. ...........
afpercent Income bonds
10 s per cent Jersey City
Water bonds.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Sales Ia Kent. Couniy.-J. B. Pennington,
trustee of the estate of David Cummins, de-
ceased will sell at public sale, 2Sth inst, some
valuable real estate In the town of Smyrna.
ID. I. Richards adyertises fine farm In Lit
tie Greek Hd,, at private sale.
II. Gerker will sell at public sale, on his
farm in Little Greek Hd., Dee.s llst., large
quantity Of stock, farming Implements, furni-
ture &c lat .c.ofaf li-n4- 80 = : -
James Knight, administrator OF the estate OF
7. ii. Lewis, deceased, offers at public sale, on
the 10Th December, two tracts of laud in Do
yer Hundred. 2F
Elizabeth KINNEY offers at private sale q
tract of land In the town Of Camden.
James Fountain will sell at public sale Dec.
9th, some desirable property in Camden.
Edward Ridgcly, trustee Of the estate of A.
K.and J.. j. Killen, minors, (heirs at-law of
David d. Lewis deceased,) will sell at public
sale, 10th Dec, two tracts of land in Dover
and Muderkiln Hid.
Alfred p. Robinson, trustee of the estate Of
Yolomon Frampton, deceased, will sell at pub
nc sale, 10Th Dec, two tracts OF valuable real
estate in Sussex county,
Alfred T. Robinson, trustee OF the estate OF
Ovens Kinder deceased, will sell at public
sale, Jan'y 9th, five tracts OF valuable land,
situated in Sussex county.
Winter Weather.--We had slight fall of
snow on Thursday evening, which was the first
Of the season in this vicinity, and since that
time II has been rather cold. On Friday the
mercury was down to 25 and ranged about the
freezing point throughout the day. On Satur-
day morning 1t stood at II, an unusually low
figure for so early period in the season
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

According to the report of The Croton Adue-
duct Department., there are 1873 miles of sew
ers to nearly 900 miles Of paved streets of New
York. .... wv"
A week ago they had half foot Of snow. at
ST. Raul, Minnesota, and the steamboats, were
making their last trips on the Upper Mississp-
pi.
me Oolumbus ga Sun was presented on
the lZth INST, with genuine white shad be.
ing US &c says, the first OF the season.
William Ross, an old and highly resne,tod
merchant Of Chilllcothe, Ohio, died recently.
IN that city, at the age &c.
). q. Bemant, convicted of bigauy, was
sentenced at Norwalk, Ohio, on the lin in
Saht' 10 Tour years in the penitentiary.
All the mills in Dover, N. H., have susp,nd.
ed work, with one exception, and that Is run
ming on short time.
ofson +, Shlttuck had ono OF ms l,ns eut
oil ut the depot OF the Bethlehem (Pa,9 Rail.
road on Tuesday. 1t is thought he cannot re.
cover. ~
Michael 0'Brien has been arrest et nj Git
wife. 'o''ns MS
The dwelling of L. Graham HAYWARD. Mt Ra.
ieigh' NJ u was destroyed by fire 10th inst.
Albert Smith, Tonawanda Indian, ran 10
innS n iM 90 minutes and 70 seconds, at Cleye-
'unu' ohio, on Thursday last
Mr.. kenan, a member of the Georpi, leuis-
ature' dled suddenly on the 18th inst.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

4 CAKD.-rhe Introduction Of the Mary PoftA-
he Gas Co.'S, Apparatus. has opened a new era in
schools factories, we'll town and villages, aL
ghts haye heretofore boon considered luxury which
could only DO enjoyed by those residing oiites and
Tint ton Hthln rCHoh of the gas nompany's pipes. Th
IS longer true, for ar apparatus now offered
tile public which brings this luxury home 10 every
and HdaDis to the wants and regn renents of the pr
vaie gentleman nnj ol tie manufacturer,
Tho machine is Teinarkhbe for its extreme simplicity,
Its perfect safety, It's for the practical
and extraordinary results which 1t unq ionahly
olleyes. ~ 10 no more complicated than an ordinary
manage IT, n safety, there Is no conceivable risk from
the WORKING of the machine, in the OF gas. In
Illuminating qualities, il 10 unsurpassed by the coal
81 any city oIthe Union. The material used IL an oil
rosIn oil IL is earlier, cheaper and better product
colUpbOny, decompOaah at lower and lheT oore
economical degreeof heat. There cannot be ioun1 IN
lhg whole range of chemistry compound more richly
lnhoouous in respiration less injurious furniture,
Tor II contains neither oDfbODic aod nulphurAted
hydrogen In the manufacture Ofth gas the Premies
arc not subject any senoh adesidafatum onjoS ed By
other achine and of great importance health and
comfort
THIS apparatus received tho first premium al The late
eHhlhnn Of tho Franklin Institute in Philadelphia,
Tne the agents for the State Of Pennsyl
wanna ana Delaware and enow prepared 10 NIL prompt
~ all crders entrusted TO them also, introduce Yaa
tubes through buildn in the hest msnner Tbey viii
that is claimed Tor il, with ordinary care comma
noaons requiring nlormatl will be promptly answer
90, nnd pamphlets containing certificates from those
WhD are snug the machines, furnished e. any address,
yefsAS given wherever introduced, either in private
dwellings,, factories or towns, confidently anticipate
go demand for tei and feel assured Tint those who
ave them trial would net for any reasonable c91slde
~ thus obtained. FEHRIS & GARREr,
Jnne2o-lY. WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
AuetIoneerlng G Real Estate Agannv.

lhlE Undersigned would respectfully announce o the
land & q delaware AMI Tie Eastern Shore Of Mary
ahut h ne pas opened, IN Dover, Del Rcnl Estate
tseHoy lOI the sale Of farms, houses lois any Other
aPP,SSesnl property His acquaintance with the people
u me several SthtaA warrants him in the Rsglran
INV a. real estate intruste TO HIS care will be speedily
uispo5eu oil Ia he most advantageous manner would
sisn Snnnnne ,hlt having hli more than twenty years
eApeTlenoe IN huctone9Tlng, will be
sues Of lni, hgls0s. stock gDO1s anywhere in the
atlle may be rendered him that his ser
vices w not la To give satisfaction, If desired lie
willmnke ~ nrrangenlgnts for gublic private sales
hnu ayerlse rem To the hest advantage. He will also
te1d 70 tee collection eviiee OF debit
i pnst 81 9lsTen9es wl In glyen as to character
husiless WEnh may he lntrnsted his charge, AID
thluuSh the n4 Otce or ut the hotel of Mr.. Isano
lover, Hel u. i, RICHARDS,
3 IT, AuottnneeT al d Il inl EttHieNg
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

VIE su6seFIber has now and Intends keeping at
the old established Leather Store, N. H., COZ er
q ronrt and Orange Ss,, opposite the Upper Ma tol
hgtHsei pela are a9d %esSlectS 5 az
AMI patent CIilskin 2f superior Brand and the nri
Gus KIN 81 LEAF PR made isa of IN the manufnst nt
pc sold on he mlst reasonaba terms Persons wishlnh
% purchase ieat vii ind il 10 heir dyanlqge % call
P.s.-P, ant maohins str ohcd bands dwth
waite, roof oament ani copper riyetedt constantly on
hanland made 10 order, warranted togiye sHsfaeion
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
GARRAAGE IANUFACTORA.
cornoTT5 Ih.,i ard French Snesss.

.aIns7. (1REGiI y TnIHW{ NNs, DEL,
GTG ~ annou eto ndE and Y ~
va DIR hey shop be laPPe XII
10 aT3 VII keSp constantly n1Id and
eanh9 lbe rpasseG for inability neStSss ~
by any establ he Stnts ~
hat its obsitsfb with The pfSpTetoF
epm ne Py them, None bnt the best woIkmsn ~ ~
eu Tue Dest materials sci cd IAN nj orE
WIN greatest care. and oond n
own lnmedlate supeTintcndanco, N''Nuhuetouf
. PerBonswishing to pur chm . w nIo Bndi,.a,L.,.
Fhnlngotn give cal N "'1''totheF au-
u -Repairngoareful IL at tenaedto ,o,v -,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
MARRIED.

W tuesday the 7th INST, by tho Il ev Thoa a. Mnrnho
Ram Soants M'JoNEs to Miss KATB FRAzIRR, ali 81
IN CHESTER on the 10th inst by tie Rev A NJ spropl
IL ~ SHAM, of Smyrna, Dol to Miss ELizh
n IN ~, ie lsth inst by Rev. O. Dram Mr.. WILLIAM H.
ALE = 70 MISS HANNAH f. BRGHT ali Of This civ "
VI Ine lsth inst, by tho Rev. Mr. Amman Mr. AhFs
OF Will, Del. ' ~ "'HS 7AHAh h' MoCLARY
on the l2tl inst. by the Ray p. Mansfield, Mr. Ions
tie co. " 'e''"N' potn OF new Cas
" fns l5th irst, by the same MIR. JOSEPH pErERsoS
SUI MI HEATER REYNOLDS, both Of Duck Greek HID
\, "a the 5th INST By Rev. Mr.: pTend ergast JoMS
Of WILL, Del. - - ass ."@ht ~ hoophj
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
J0FSN II. IVY,
NEWPORT PIKE TOLL G.ATE,

:. ---- " TIHIIHgIONI UeluWuTeI
CONTINUES 10 manulact his valuable prepaTA
" tons well known JOHN Ivr's Rheumatic Fluid,
ised nterne and externally for Rheumatic pains. Collie.
ted feet hands, cuts, burns, head and ache Juhs
!Vy,s cholera syrup, throe doses effects cure.
tvYR prescription for Dyspepsia. JOHN IvTa pferaVrR
onnsunptve compound, Rod, Black and Durable Inka-
All who have given the above preparations fair fTial
iopTlully rocOInmeG them.
Then we say try it before oil condemn IT,,
II yOn dUtry II you will not condemn 1t,
"lfat 6fst itfal,- FRY, Try, Try it agAin.,s
III Numerous Gel hon eR can be the Ofioe, an
confirmation OF the above faetG for sale o. the prh:
New Jersey. Orders solicited and promptly filed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
,ELAGLOR n CO.,
jarrihge Manufacturers WiImiLRton. DeI

EAi.f3lJ l NIr.SaN9i ThAGLUK co, at thcirez-
-. nlngo1 llriLgs, foot OF VI aket ST., Keep he
ngest s!oGkol r9ndy made carriages any house IL lie
Inleu STATES They have reduoed tho business Of Man
aIi tosneh perfect 81 s!e hat Tor qualify and
aIe beyond acompetitOn. ItiE acknowledged
elegance Ilshtness Comfort and real value The
VI fnglo Co., suTpAssa Others. They n
81 now styles $3.50 '"P''4'"h ''si
~ ~ eparns done at the al ortest notls and in the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
ENGRAVING,

MIR. THOMAS SHERWlN, late of Phi'ad eIphSa,
~ permanently located himself oty Of VIE
Ingon, at No, 20 Shpey ST. above 3rd Street Second
story coo he deSig an bjeutrequr-
medals, Card Plates, Bill Heads Seals, Head of DIVER
tisements Poor plates, Name plates for steam Boats,
CnrrR pntes, Stencils cut, Sc Also plain aud oTra
mental terlngon yoworyanl Silverware, All work
exeouedln asuperior name tat moderate pub
lilo Pntronagois respe otfuly solicited. '-
THOS. SHERWlN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,
HRLSTI.AN RR,AUCH. PROpPTEpop

R1tsIOOI I-NUFHIEIUR.
y4s.-4. THE subscriber thankful for tho palronage
EkssEA heretofore extended would ros peetIully m
IkssEIsN nounce 70 the people of Wilmington and n
lhsstla entity That this tdvorite and popular esia
LksIgkk ilsll1lcnt IS now open, tho Inferior Of tle
tNa2sssa ollnlhS having undergone thorough ropars
ooveyed y me arg9 rooms neatly painted aud the walls
wn We latest and most beautiful STYLES Of paper
R pu9iio l res assured that every Advancement md
~ hpfueu Tor Their comfort and convenience: ihe
VIII 9evote us entire attention tho coninr al
e h4slness aud will use his 10 ZEN
vu s patInnf and guests comfortable Tho bar will al
wv az SG Ihe choicest iq4ors from the first importing
Wy ihted liquors can DO accommodated Al ina
@ WI always b9 kepta plentiful supply OF superior
nioI, pTOlnlneeu by competent Judges 10 In yo no a
aih as sesards flavor and poasanlness Of tasie H1oh
"a pe seyeu up regularly every day Sunday exoepteJ
VIII Si4Sk 70 customers In addition % the above there
he patrons Of This establishment and othors NAV al t9
g IS y1er ald deGgtnm will b1 observed
Inly l5tf. ~ mug VI Wii hear =, onfth,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
Thomas Is. Reesola.

Steam Sawyer and Wood Turner,
no. f20 ORANGE STREET,
PYLEiS BUILDING, BETWEEN FIJI TIL AND
SIXTH STREETs, WILMINGTON, DEL,
ID ESpECTFULI.Y informs his fTiendn and the publ o
IL generally thRtbe still continues TO carry onat hi
old stand, the Scro Saving and Wood Turnng bnHnen
In all its various branches,
CABIN OF Tnrnin onstant on hand. House Bruoks
furnished to orde mad by contract Those wiBhf
woTknro invited to Gail.
~. B,-Ihe nj est prioe paid for GUM SUI FABLE
FOR GA RRIAIlE Mi ils, mar qI-fI.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
LEATHER.
III, S, MAGAZINES y. nnn

~ AfAbSON4bS O. 6RO,.
WILL continue the manufacture OF al Kinda ofi v.nY
A. SO viii Sesn an ia a1d rs aud ManuaetuTsrs-
al, hdBSATHER HOSE or. ALI. SIZES.
ana Patent Stretched Whola IIija mi III,
,i,.t. LEA THER BETTING, NNe
slnBe anu double thickness, plain or watar
KY, ana warranted superior article Hi oheSs SjlYia
70 ane entire satisfaction Of purchaser and AZ Ia
o. rhrd ana Orange streets, Wilmington belawafe
t,,Iy O 3, H, 8. McCOMBS,
~ 80 JAMES o. McCOMBS,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

CURIOUS PHYSICAL PHENoMENoN.-A YOUNG
Man Struck Deaf, Dumb and Blind.-Ansel
Bowen, young man residing in Westerly, r
l., was the subject ofa curious physical phe.
nomehon a short time since. On tho 10Th OF
october, having some business to transact in
anpther village, short distance from Wester-
", ne was proceeding to transact il, and be-
tore he entered the place, while walking along
by the road side he suddenly felt as though a
da1i cloud was passing athwart his face, and
the next instant he was stricken entirely blind
In y moment moro he lost the use of his speech
so tnat by all his endeavors he was absolutely
unable to utter single sound.
40 crown all, his caamtles were increased
by the loss of his sense of hearing, which in
stantly left him, and then he was without The
power to SEQ his way, to call for assistance, or
10 eyade danger by getting out of tho way, not
showing what was next to happen. He stood
like stone, till luckily one OF his companions.
Passing That way, saw Bowen, and went to
speak with him, but he received no answer
he shook him, he turned him round; but he
neither spoke or opened his eyes, but pointed
70 MS ton ue, and anon to his eyes and ears,
de was conveyed to his homo. Pistols were
hrea near him without making the least i'm
preston lie was the incarnation of mystery
hen he eatit was with q spoon. When he
walked he was led like blind man.
He kept along in the same situation seven.
teen uays. AT the end of this time, Sunday
morning, Nov. 10, as he was going to church,
the cloud was dissipated and he again saw as
formerly. He went to church, carrying with
nun small slate on which to write questions
and answers. When emusic was begun. the
sense Of hearing returned, though speech
came not. During the morning service he
wrote some on the slate, and when the preach-
or get through Bowen returned to his home,
rejoiced at the sudden return of his senses.
and apparently in as good health as he was
when he first experienced the calamity. We
have the above facts from the physician who
attended him.-Prouidencs Or. H. Tribune.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

H. THE WILLIAM Penn COOKING STovE.-Fhis cei-
sDrned stove which ~ we'll adapted either Mood or
III nv superior baking qnaes obtained such
[leni - HAMMiTT scarcely supply the demand for
hem Ihg hre ch1mber IN the Penn is very deep on O.
v iS y ms ~. ~ eliahy economy &c sufpasses any
anu nAny other combined qualities take pleasure III
recommending ths stove L. citizens md friends as the
HHSIy - 20 i'nd IN our city any other naTket-
hS S2ys 4 S9ld az INC well known establishment OF 4
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
sslble noiiei.s. - mar 1851,
SADDLE. AND HARNESS

"a TilE slhsoripsra having taken tho store
llhufaN formerly occupied by George MoCorkle, No,
IRa{tdNA 90 Market street, WILMINGTON, Del, doalgn
ing on the Saddle aud Harness making
buslnoss, in all its ranches. Having De EN- on
aged for number of years in the b1si ness az
P udeph1. Their stock will consist Of the best
rial and wnrkmanship. Fine single and double carriage
itprness, Tenn Harness. Saddles Bridles, MarnEaes,
Trunks, Whips, &c.; Collqrs HlwayH on hand We hope
~ stTet attention business, merit share Of tho
natronaqp bestowed upon the former pro prietors,
Al d
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

"HkRD- ffAEs" IN ENaLASD.-This Is I'm.
questonably to be severe winter among the
operatives in the great manufacturing districts
of England. "Hard" s"the times'' are here.
among our laboring classes it looks as il tbey
were destined to be much harder there. While
many OIL our iaborers are thinking it hard
ship to work for dollar day, and arc enter
tanning propositions 10 ''strike for higher
wages, q in England th question is rapidIv
reducing itself 10 one OF life or DEATH Onr
latest advices uniformly tell the same unpleas.
ant tale. The depression of trade is making
itself severely felt at Manchester, Bradford.
Leicester, Huddersheld, Leeds, Birmingham.
and, lndeed IN all the great manufacturing
centres OF the country. Many leading houses
In Manchester are Diminishing not only their
humber operatives, but statesmen, warehouse
men and clerks. The leading mill, have ston.
ped, and the number of men and women there
by bereft Of employment can only be number.
ed by the thousand.
AT Preston the whole of the operatives In
more than dozen cotton mills have been
thrown out of employment by an entire atom.
page, while about 80 mills there are runnipg
only three or four days per week. This unfor.
tnnate paralysis Of trade is principally the re-
suit OF the American panic. The hosiery trade
at Eeiester Is also suffering severely. Al
bradford the WOODEN mills were early at a stand
The demand for goods for the United states
hau aiuioss ehtHely ceased. Tho Englishers'
prospects for the winter, therefore, it will thus
be seen, are shade or two darker than onr
own, because, before trade can revive there.
we must hrst experience revival in business
and renewal OF conf dence. Not until our
Flora McF'limsey can afford to 20 into market
again, to buy up laces, hosiery, silks, and other
foreign fabrics, can British mills and macbinerv
be expected TO Resume with proft.-N. Y.
Express.
: Neil Beaton and wife have been sentenced to
be hanged at London, c. W., for noisoninS
Mrs. BIS former husband.
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DIED.


:, Ga sunday the 18th inst. ANNIE CoMRoYs, imam
daughEer oil Richard N. and uebeeoH Msfrik Of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26


"THE RECENT MURDER IN THE ST. Law
RvSoR HoTEL."-We published last week an
article from the Wilkesbarre Record Of the
Times; under the above caption, which reflect
ed unjustly on the Wesleyan Female College,
81 this city. Miss McCauley was received at
Tim Institution as tho ward or adopted dough
Der Of Mr.. Carter, he paying for her tuition and
making all arrangements in regard to her, and
the President and faculty knowing no other
party in the matter, it is not surprising that she
was permitted to visit Philadelphia aud spend
day or two without exciting suspicion, when
ever he sailed for her. Had anything impro-
per been suspected she would not have been
denied the privilege asked Tor, but she would
have been expelled without further ceIs,nony
The visit to Niagara if made at all, was dur
ing vacation, when the College could not have
been responsible for anything which might
have befalen students who were then at their
ewn homes or among their friends. The rules
Of the institution are as rigid as those of any
sther in the country, and pupils are governed
rs carefully and judiciously. They are never
permitted to visit any place, without the par
emit or guardian calls for tLem, or makes ap-
plication by letter and in one of these rela-
lions Mr.. @. stood toward the young lady,
The papers which published the article in
question should make some explanation in
3nsticn 20 tho COltesSy ead nuUso connected
with II.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
ROBERT WRIGHT,
{ PRACTICAL STIR BUILDER,
t P5x ,se, l BUILDING. THIRD STORY.

oRASoE Sra FTF. BEfwkRN sra < sra.,
,r.t,,, ~ 81 WILMINGTON DRL, Ill = 80 q
WI E undersigned fakes this method TO nnuounoa t
Aroiiects and othera that la ken Shop aithe
desire Sni Starr AND HAND HALLS of tIs est and
ner and on the most reasonable terms keep The best
woIknnh mud all work 10 exeonted under my iInlne-
inte suner ntondencc Orders promptly atten to-
Persons esd IN the oon ntry stair
and gnd Rails whohwill BIO forwarded the earliest
puEslble tiiOtIlei.s. H
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

WEcall especial attention to Mr.. Youman's leo.
tures on the Sunbeam before the Young Mems As
ISOLATION, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, at
tho Odd Fsllows' Hall. Mr. Youmans is ono of The
most Distinguished scientific lectures in this country
He Is we'll known the author Of several valuable
works on chemistry. His Hand Book of Chemistry
Of Household Science should DO in ever family
Whether be writes whether he speaks he is for0i
sle clear, and thorough, bringing scientific truths
down to the every day affairs of life.
Hear what the BafalO Morning Express says of
these lectures:
I" To precision, force and rnpidity Of language,
The speaker added visible illustrations Of his subject
at once novel, ingenious and lucid. He appealed
to all the senses at and took possession Of oil
the avenues to tho mind, driving through each 10
turn, and OF times through all at once, the argu-
msnts, comparis6ss and deductions Of his subject.
We have never heard speaker more successlul in
osrtyisg his audience to the standpoint occupied
ssy himself, or in causing them to view his subjects
under the same lights enjoyed by himself. In his
lectures and in his eonyersation, MIR. Houmans
shows himself to be an actual m1t-a believer in
nature and IN her Auhor-aD enthusiast in its best
sense, In hia pursuits, and utterly abandoned to
scientific research,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

III THAT competition is tho lie OF trade no persons
and they do lelthem pay VISIT to the shoe
~ csnu street and what competition Inns dong nnd II
nRs Bootsand shoes be bought
gelltls them nv aud what is the cause of all this? Why
comPelnn Of course and still the easesin
ms lholhty No oub he public IS aware or ought tobe
s%Me is1, nav shoe store ns bees opened al No. West
hopnd sleel where everything in the shoe line Is sold at
lowest price for olsh ThoeTh wish to convince them
cNpglyo tho subscriber UAll at his STORE
Hholi3 tho rst store in Second ST. of Market There
9nhnthor ION of importance the publ that IL iha ali
VIOLA t'o'uetiS promptly attended e at this store by