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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
1857. 1857. 1857.


Farmers and Thrashcrs Attnnti.n
WE WOULD respectfully call HE attention. Of Farmers faf
and Thrashers our improved MIX lorie Power; Mhlcl
is unriyalel for strength aud run.lg a nql also our
combined Thrnshing and Cleaning Machines We nre lail-
,actring nn m constantly hand the above machines,
which we will warrant 10 ThIush ihs aud clean w cnn
prnuce numerous certificates recommending them 9 e
public AZ being superior 10 mny 1aclnas which crowd ihe
~ BOWMAN ~ EliIOTr,
iune 22-4w Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
1857. GEORGE s GRIER, 1852
Iron Founder and Machinist,

MILFORD, DELAWARE.
A Ill kinds of Mill and Mnchinc CASTING, Gtarlng
N Shaifing, Spnd es, &c. Iron Turning, Boring, und
Fitting S9as e 2FISi iAa Aio r1g1Pl9ss Fl S ~ kad' Of
am manuiaotu Tug and keepa anprly orthe following
articles, which warrant i've satisfaction the pnr
OF HORST. POWERS.
have altered the pnlenrs mud nudc the Wheels srnn,
ger, and the Saliins instead of Cfstls Of Wrought
Mo- First class powrr. slrong for hors M1mmoih
, Machincs, !,flce :, % ~
No N9 'SSf ST lnsss' ass tiss rfLSs "a sSS @ SS
Mol Rail way endless chaiu, ior lrirses.
No.2 IOrl horse Price S5j %
Urms + Pattern, double searei, lUr =
WMsAr Tue EsnEu, ANp Ci.s4N GR COABl NED.
All wGtrinfcd to wrik well; both UTen md c'ase Cyl
nders, of either lrln wood, " tn Teeth sscureU by
screw and nut th iE Prhvrd ohnchfe mud i0NeH Hnd
No /, d tnch cylinder. q iron, 10 lArrsl, iAn
and clean the sHn,r ii'nN SlW
No. /, 20 in. cyr der, all iroli bn
No. /, "a in. ry ID, ron, %
No: 3,al,, :, wood, teeth screwed u. sa5i
NU.2, 25 - wood - 81
Mo.H H.l6 g all wood %
STRAW CAHRitRs, SurERIoR BELTING, WEENGHFs,
PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS,
FIE LITTLE WuSbER AND Magic MILL, FOR TWO
HOUSES.
hnsl es pei honr, vi line neal - bushels n fec for
stock; and W il more applied VIII grind in pro
poriin It measures feet hy high, made n Iron, with
ulaT bul null STONES, the same as any large MILL
Price S7E. One cnnhe seen operation AT my shop.
FLOWS ct different sizes and kinds, among whch
the Celebrated improved Eagle and MOpTc Plows.
An Castings "fall Kinds, Culhrators, iiHrroNs, @c
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
TO AGEEEUelE.E6aSs@
THE SIJlISCKIBER WUu Id

T1 AGEsE EOgH.EGdSs@'T =.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
A cal! tho Lttentlur - liners ana
r.4asszazzn7 dealers 10 he fn,,uW ,Nteuslveas
@sr5SA snTtnlent OF AGRiCHi | l. A l.
essSEssaA6e4iAaaS IMPLEMENTS, No., which are
made of the hest material and OF the most improved rat
terms. v,z:AIo0re's Plow and CRstlngsof nll sizes
Peacock Harr lheHrs Of all sizes WuuloOck 4 wiley
onstingsL lBlzes. rar0ws and Cult yators Of al kinds
MAD 10 nrGar Corn Planters and Seed sewers Hunt Is
Patent Wheat Drills with Seed Snwer; Pierpant rhresh-
and Separately. Atkins and Maney coni1med keaPeI
Fan Ne. Yankee straw Cutter of Hll sizes. Sparrow
Hay Il Straw cutter. Fleming Machines, Superior az
tice Tor hand use. VandoTsice Sausage Cucrstor ntoh
pring and families These machines superior tn amy
that is H. market Corn Shelters OF different makers
warranted do the equal 10 use, Grain mill
for horse aud hand Pnwrr, Horse hoes Rnd hand hOes-
Vegetable Cutters, Sauage filler and Lard presses Also
large If ShOves, Spades, Forks Hoes, Axes
and handles; Cedar Ware Tabs, iuGkets, Crns, Grain
measures, Gram baskets RAJ Ian and Spnt raieu and
Snperphosplate Of Lime Of the best quality and warIh
ed. Garden, Flower aud Field ed. warranted fresh
and genuine. Al orders for lmplements, seeds %c.,
Je,Is.ti GEO, EHltRNSInES
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
WORLDS WONDER.
ATKINS AUToMAToN SELF-EAK-
ING REAPER.

UIFN 'TIIn UEST MACHINE,
IN Ar has a,ven so peneTal sntisinton 10 those who
bova bougi aII nye use thCm ths last harvest Per
s wlslng 10 prncure Machines for next harvest sOu
Send IN rT orders as Rs pnsbe as the demand inr
Rs RSss t9SPsfdd caF s i M
ysnd refer those wsnE ~ prchnEe lniic lnnWns gen
tenen who h9ye the RenGei ~ Sace,sia 4peTa"h ms
ts' ~ hr NtS M rSns i,, penc AMI lInse' innh.
SON, dos CLAYTON Pialt Peter Alilgh' near NnhnE"hi
aud John l!NefSnn, near NtwIolli ljel. ,,., ,,..
&, ,,- SMNNN A. 5EhAMlhE' AlAN ~ =; Il, ~
MEssRs' \. S.N RIGHT io,I ,,tENTLEMtEN! i.hInnsh
your very eieleht AMI lndelatgnble = gent J1n ItA
Est., last year, obtained one oi lur AlklnS faten
Wheat Reapers, with which harvested SIXTY acres, and
with entire sq faction. Some ol my whoa was quito
heavy, say 10 bushels per acre. ohgst winch ihe npe
tion was most beaulcuttns every head ana plhcls ~
uPan thS around evenly ma & te c % ~ SeST y
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
rnn Uuban F1a,r rnvigorat0r

TTJHlS NEW AND VALUABLE rREPAK Aiiofc 1f
ianow preEenrGdr the public by he InpIl'tthh6 NJ "
er gyng It ~ CXiansiYe iTnI nnn rsGSyimnF % e. II wifi
certainly nrgvrnt the fny out uGAu hair ,hnu rcstIs
wien II has fallen. II oncunlly oleanses ne sESP @
from all ma 1l.ui, aiil eveug its inruilnes u s
beaif dresser Of the hair producing lne EioSs ny
snfneSs IT Il particularly recnunncntrd 70 tno haie
aud ipight refer to several n Wnp HI e
/. PrepHredby Dr. hDN' i, NNDh1ntisIt w h1aRynrs III
PRIC r. a7l and 75 ccuts per bot pttlG.,,r,,,tN,tt
Sold IN Wilmington hy Messrs, EJNAit ID MIC iNNl. u
los :, iEESS NETT. DruEssts. Nov. N bnlOS
Testimonial 10 Or. h. WOrreH.
DELAWARE CRY. DEL Feb q, 1871
DEAR smt a2gs ie nC pleasure = eiy Syye !" pre
scrhHd qnnnbcr Of cases Mhc,o re hlir m'a nls
il n6t nlS prevents The hair falling U, u pfn'les III
srnWih ~ Stimulating III" inicirs, nNd cenhhei VIZ sS'VP
i, rri0yirg iandr and cavrsih" hair Hn ANA gio.sy
The grga Vantage IT, TINT il dorS mol leave INV us
,hrSiycnnss which preparations Of to Kind now III
so apt 10 do. l., , I,lias nr Tho
,,rs' Tggnartnbllty in our ur hb Dut who have use
and spoken to M G It's qualities an firmly convinced
n only TnuuirGh 10 hu known to sre MS genn He, wv
can cnHsccunusly recommend nsl sale, e'hoaoi"u""
ssientll No prgpnratu Yours respectfully. :, -
JOHN II. FRuMBERdEN, NJ u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
WHOLE NO. 1,026

| Absorbed in study and thought, the good mar
rarely made any visits, save in cases OF sick.
ness or death. For the same reason, he would
never, If he could avoid it, even speak TO his
people, but would pass and repass them with
out seeming to notice them. Children and
youth were, Of course, wholly ignored.
Ono whom he baptized, and who spent his
childhood, youth and carly age in the same
town, says that he never once obtained word
Of recognition from the doctor, although he
often put himself in position where it would
seem impossible to escape the necessity.
These causes seem to us amply sufficient to
explain the facts. Goodness in the pulpit, and
distance out Of it, must paralyzc any minister's
efficiency. Men are influenced mainly through
the heart, and the pastoral service which builds
up barriers against the flow Of the social alice
tions must be inextricably clegged. No doubt
this minister loved his work and his people,
but his unfortunate mannerisms produced just
the contrary impression, and hence lie was
constantly rowing against wind and currents.
Alas how few dead flies will corrupt the most
precious pot of perfumed ointment! (Eccles.
y. I)-R MfeN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Not long since, a youth, olde: in wit than
years, after being catechised concerning the
power ol Nature, repfed "Ma, think there's
one thing Nature can't do.'' "What is it 2"
eagerly inquired the mother. ',She can't
make Bill Jones' mouth any bigger without
setting his ears back
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

a dentist presented bill for the tenth time
to Il rich skinlint.
s'lt strikes me" said the latter, sthat this is
Il pretty round BILL"
'IYes, replied the dentist ''l've sent it round
often enough to make it appear so, and have
called now TO get it squared.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A Coon FATHER. One evening, as the
| wind was raging and bowling with terrible
| force, shaking the house, and making timid
dents that might beiall them number ofgrown
| persons were complaining of the wakeful and
restless nights they had endured during the re-
| cent winter storms
A little boy who had listened unaarmed,
with sweet beaining trust in his face, said in
his turn, @ sleep so well and sound because
l've got such good father. know he would
not let any thing happen to me. II the house
should catch fire, he would take me right up in
his arms, and run down stairs with me, and
I'D he saie.''
This went to my heart, and rebuked the
fears of those who tremble and toss upon rest
less pillows, when He who holds the wind in
his fist is their Father and Friend. The remark
of that dear boy has taught me lesson which
hope to remember. When | go to his bed
side, after he has been asleep for hours, and
see his ruddy cheeks and clustering ringlets,
and watch his peaceful, innocent expression,
and listen to his gentle breathings, knowing as
well do that he is a timid child, often flying
with fear from trfing causes of alarm, then /
feel how deep and pervading must be his trust
in fathers loving heart and strong arms, to
cause such dreamless slunbers amid bowling
winds and storms. Cannot the experienced
Christian learn lesson even from babes
lips Ought we not to rest peacefully amid
causes of alarm, because we &c have got such
good Fathcri''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
/, ';Elj Pr ANnYMIN SPRINGS.

rms bcSnu SUMNER RESoRT
6IIlAssaaAsS will open on the 10th Of June. The build
ngs hnve been much enlarged and the
kNi2x--a- Gs1unds greatly improved The Plunge
p,,h :, l., oo,,nete order and also Private Baths The
~ ", al tbe Mineral Water is TOO well known to need
On bere The Furniture Is entirely new and
~ tl hasa tind There is ample room for l51 persona.
viii la in waiting at tho ont and ears at WI
,,;,a, nai Fine accommodations for horses and car
TaHes f"T ptTssrE5 tsE5 GrlSIE Manager and Proprietor.
june lG-2mw branagHlhe SPIlnss, ri Dtl:
oX'ssPARKLINGd dEi;ATlS and a. great g. variety Ar
BRINGHIjRST 4 co, corner 9Th and Market street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The iewelry store Of ". W. Adams, in Al
exandria, Va, was entirely cleared OF its con-
tents by burglars, on Tuesday night. UP
wards OF 100000 worth of iewelry and plate
were stolen.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A Losr BgAuTY.--A very pretty young lady
with masculine aspirations, hailing from Co.
lnmba, Penna., via Gloucester, N. j., where
She had been spending u icw days, came into
the city, yesterday, clad in male apparel. She
was devoid of coat or hat, but dressed a-id-
oystcrman, with a red shirt. She was taken
mn at Twenty first and Chestnut streets, by off
ser Mclaughlin, and handed by him over to a
Tnmllc friend She gave no account OF her
motives, for the strange conduct, and will be
dispatchod. under care of Adams Express to-
day. for her 'snative halls'' at Columbia. She
is American by birth, and perfcsty lady-like in
her manners and address. She is very silly
in our opinion, however, to show the least de
Sire 10 assume the habiiments and manner OF
the miserable, toiling, mis-namcd, Lords o
Creation -Phiia. Paper.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Robert Strawbridge was the founder of Me-
thOdism IN the Middle States. where his name
is still greatly reyered. He was a humble but
stout-hearted Irishman, and sometimes thr"st
the sword Of the Spirit at the sinner with re-
sistless effect MIR. Strawbridge succeeded in
building q house Of worship near the Pipe
Greek, in Maryland, called the Log Meeting
house. in which he continued for some time to
preach TO the people, and to watch over the So
cicty he had formed. The following anecdOte
is related of this good man by Mr.. Garrett
son :-.' He came to the house of gentleman
near where ! lived to stay all night. had
never heard him preach but as had great
desire to be in company with person who had
caused SO 0much talk in the country, went over
and sat and heard him converse until nearly
midnight and when retired, it was with these
thOughts-l have never spent u few hours so
agreeably in my life. lie spent most of the
time in explaining Scripture, and in giving in-
tcresting anecdotes; and perhaps one OF
them will do to relate here : 4 congregation
came together i'll a certain place, and gentle
man who was hearing thought that the preacl-
| er had directed his whole sermon to him, and
| no rotirod LeIno nitnr rho sermon in disgust -
| However, he concluded to hear him once more,
andhide himself behind the people, so that the
preacher should not see him il was the Ole
story--his character was delineated. lie re-
tired detected but concluded possibly thu
preacher saw him, and said, i will try hin
Ouco more;' he did so, and hid himself behlnt
the door. The preacher took for his text, An,
a man shall be as hiding place, &c. In tn
midst OF the sermon, the preacher cried on
Sinner, come from your scouting hole Tll
poor fellow came forward, looked the preacl
er in the face, and said, You are II WHARF
J and the devil is in you will hear you n
, | more, ,'''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The girls Of Northampton have been send
ing bachelor editor, boquet of tansy and
wOrmwood. lie says he didn't care; he'd
rather smell that than matrimony.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

YANKEE IlONEsrUN.--''When l lived in
Maine, ;" said Uncle Ezra, 81 helped to break
up new piece of ground we got the wood
oil in the winter. and early in the spring We he
gun plowing ont. II was so consumed rocky
that we had to get forty yoke of oxen to one
plow, we did faith, and held that plow more'n
a week. thought should die. II e'enmosi
killed me | vow. Why, one day was holdin,
and the plough hit a stump which measured Just
nine feet and halfthrough it-hard and sounG
white oak The plow split il, and was goinf
/ straight through the stump, when happened
to think it might snap together again; so !
I threw my feet out and had no sooner done SO
than it snapped together, liking smart holt
1 Of the seat Of my pantaloons. Of course W.
tight, but held on TO the plOw-handles, an
though the teamsters did all they could, tha
team OF eight oxen couldn't tear my panta
looms. nor cause me to let go my grip. At Ia
though, after letting the cattle breathe, tn
gave another strong pull altogether, and Il
old stump came out about the quiukest.
had monstrous long roots, too, let me tell yo'
My wife made the cloth for them pantalooi
and hain't worn any other kind since.'
The ouly reply made to this was, 81 shou
have thought it would come hard upon yCr
suspenders l'' .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

B.rrLrs or THE REVOLUTION. = A CORES.
nondrnt of the Norfolk Herald has taken the
mains 10 compile the follswing table, showing
The comparative losses Of life sustained in the
battles Of the Revolution. He says he may
have made some trifing errors, but that the
statistics are mainly correct. The table should
~ ,,y,snrved for future reference.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

'.Mith Thimmonth, Pm alwayeth real glld
when you come whiting to our houth.''
care you my little dearl You are very
fond of me, then?"
"No, Mith Timmontl, but we alwayth have
two kind of pieth when you are here to din
ner.'
. . =
SHORT DEFINITIONS. -Inli-The life blood of
thought.
A Mirror-A polished individual, who IN
variably returns your bow.
A Library-The bar room of knowledge,
where the mind goes TO take a drink.
A Boarding House Misery masquerading in
the clothes of comfort.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Philosophers say that shutting the eyes
makes the sense of hearing more acute. This
may account for the many closed eyes thst are
seen in our churches.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

SKIPrERs,---A Boston trader called at
country farm house some time ago, to buy
cheese, but when he came to look at the lot,
he concluded not TO take it, it was so full Of
skippcrs. As he was going oil, the farmer said
to him
ssLook here, mister, how can get my cheese
down to Boston the cheapest ~
The trader took another look at it, and see
ing mo and more evidence of its being alive,
replied
'.Well, let it be day or two longer, and
guess yOu cuR Irire Il right dorn!'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A suburban exchange says:-Strip all the
men and women in our village of their fine
clothes, and wliala change would be apparcntli
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

NnG,RA.-The FAN Of Niagara is an in-
stance OF the power running water may exeT-
else in altering the features of country. IL
is calculated that, by the sap aud fall Of the
hard limestone-rock, over which the river is
prec,pitatcd into softer shc-iorma,0n f ne ne,
meath, the cataract retrogrades toward ltrhe n,s
distance already travelled by it, from the lower
opening of the narrow gorge it has evidently
cut by this process, is about miles; am inc !.
remaining distance TO be performed, heior !.
reaches Lake Eric, is about twenty-five. nau
the limestone platform been less extensive,
this enormous basin might have been already
drained, and It ultimately must bo, when me
fall has receded to its margin. its average depth
being far less than the height of the cataract
The proper name of the Falls is Niagara OF
| eghera, two Indian words, signitying, " lar'
to the thunder"
Peaches will be abundant in southern Illinois
| A man near Jonesboro has a young orchard o.
I 900 trees, which he hopes will yield bushe
each
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Tho editorof an exchange, says he never saw
but one ghost, and that was the ghost of sn-
ner who died without paying for his papcr.--
.s,,rWNs hnrrihle 10 look npon.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

TiiE SubsrrthOrs would inform their irienAa
El AMI the PnhlN segsT t'3 iGy ma hel %ee SPn
nEa-+ ~ Filth ami sixth sircnts aud Tntnail, where
they arr rrcplrch to Manufacture h and lnW proSsne,
StSiSneTy nnd Marine steam Engines aud Hplers SnrI
ing, Mill w"rk and MafnHsrS 9i sSery 1e hs s
sofhers arc ll practical wei, acquainted WITH the
business apl hope by strlci attention 10 fecelvrr,
sbSra n mi amaze WALTON Il ARMSTRONG
K'B1iahbIns Of all kinda puuitually aitendedlo'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

NAJalnut Street, South " est corner Of Third,
w pHiLApELPIilA,
Incorporated by the State of Pennsy wanna, ,.
Money is received in my SUN, large or Eil anl inter
eat nnId from the dly al deposit IN tho DAY n Wldrawal
ke icn is open every day from go'1lnnk T. ne morni
ing till7 n'eluCk IN tie eyeulngt ana on h"uuaS a""
iTifursilny evenings, ill gn'GGck,. ,,,~r,,
'""'sN'' INTER EST FIVE PER CENT.
III Sims large small rTe paid back ~ buiiD on ue'
r,nnd without notice, 10 nny n1ogni; macmillan.
" Hos. "A ENR l.. BENNEk, freslueht.
# ROBERT SELFRlDGE, Nico PRESIDENT
WAI. J. REED, SceielaTY.
DIRECTORS, -, .,
Henry l.. Bonner, Z; lahlreiiH pani,,, p,nunns,
Edward l., Catler, I. w A, tt,rew i,Irw
lH.Duel X Ashton, Henry L., Churchman,
a.nns IL Sm,t6. Francis Lee
TRs company oonfneq ts busnegs enGsg nnn
Ing To- nearly ONE MILLION AND hAi't W DUi,, ~ p
LARS as per published report o ASSE ~ w ~ 't i II
cnninrtnity with the provisions OF the Una w itsa
ESfATE, MORTGAGES, GRouND iLinrs hENiS, ,e" naT
suoh first class securities, MS VIII always ~
SECURITY TO the dcpusltOTs and which can no
peIman nenoy and stability to this old anu wen a sSlh"
cd Institution, ''''' : y y,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

:. Why is woman living up two pair of stairs
iike goddess2 Because she is secone
Fora (Floorer)
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A lass lass! as the old bachelor said when
he wanted to marry. lie made the same excla-
nation after marriage, but spelt it difierentIy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

s''Tis strange,'' uttered young man, as he
staggered home from a supper party, 'shOw
I've been surrounded by tumblers all the
evening, and now I'm tumbler myself'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
ThOilaas II. HseesOla,

Steam Sawyer and Wood Turne2,
Nqp g20 uRANdsE sFessLr,
pyIEls pIIIID NG, BETWEEN flg TIL AND
SIKH SfREETS, WIN lNhToN, DEL,
IN ESpEjTF ul,t.Y nlnrms h. friends AMI the public
IL Generally that he sill continues " carry 1nit ms
d stand, Rp Scroll Saving ana Woou iurhhB BUSINESS
'rh,nat rmrning constantly on hand. Hnnse Brackets
furnished to prrr made by cnhlTet' lHh'"s
wurk arc invited to call .,, ,,,., .,yr, r. . 7, 7,
N E-The highest prices paid LOT bUM sui nbJIi
TnR CARRIAGE HUBS. nllI. sl-S'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

=, There is work advertised, called "Eyery
Man Lawyer" What state Of societyI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

"Mrs. II. do you like milk in your tea 7"
"No | thank you, the superiiuity of milk,
added to the fiavority Of the heat, renders the
eonglomeration insnpportably obnoxious to my
impaired appetite,
SDu fell'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

TTSSENCES ofall kinds, Browns, Blar's. Grnshsw $
EEssenoe Of Ginger, No. i6l Market-st.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
Carriage rlalutaetOry,
S.aaL strnnt .rhnnn RrnnhtrnN. Oh sSn. DEL.


CO.. III =. RAKER resp 'otfully an
ETA H nounces TO the public hat hs
3 49, is prepared to manufacture CARR
S-fefSf5S-tyF ages of every description IN style
tyIIlt,=s.slA. OF elegance nd durability of iinsh
s4S4sa unsurpassed nv any ntheresta blldh-
n ant in the nnuntry. lie Bpeutends all tho work and
WlrTants every yehlele Having Just erected large
coaeE and smith shop he has Increased ia9iliteA zsS
10 merit a share Ofthe public patronage, 'e'
n Repairing neatly and oxpedill
SEQ md hand carriages for sale.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

JuvESILE.-An old physician was declaiming
in nnr. henrinr ihe Other day. ,epon the propen
sity which q Majority OF people display IN cat
ing unripe fruit apd vegetables. Said he =
tThere is not vegetable growing in our gar
| dens that ) not hest when arrived at maturity
and most of them are positively injurious un-
less fully ripc.''
''I know one thing that an't so good when
it's ripe as tits when il is green" interrupted
a little boy, in very confidential but modest
manner.
"What's that :" sharply said the physician.
vexed at having his principle disputed by a
mere boy. .
ssA cucumbcr'' responded the lad.
The doctor winlied at us with both eyes, but
said nothing.