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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
Terrible Explosion !
THREE MEN KILLED = ALIENS DufoNt
DANGEROUSLY WoUNDEDi

SEVERAL OTHERS HAphh huAi' -
A terrible explosion occurred at Du Posts
powder works, on the Brandywine, ABOUT nVe
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, winch spreaa
CONSERVATION among the people IN the FicIhi.y,
nnd the news of which produced considerable
anxiety and excitement in our city. We learn
that Mr., Du Pont, assisted by Edward Hurst,
Anthonv DouRherty, Lewis Yache, John Nc
Claffarty. Richard Hunter, and George Flsher,
was engaged in removing large, heavy oox
ONT Of an old building about to be torn down,
when the corner of it came in contact with Inc
wall, and the friction produced lire, setting on
the building, which had been used since 1917,
and although cleanded as well las possible, con-
tanned a large quantity Of powder under the
Anor. Their clothes took lire aud they hasten
ed to ertinguish the flames. Mr.. Du Pont
Jumped into the race, and after having accom-
plisned his purpose, ran to see il the roof oil
the press-room was on fire, when tue building
exploded, and was torne to atoms with ter
rible crash. Nj. Du Pont was terribly injured
by the scattered fragments. His ribs were
broken and one lung perforated. He also re-
ceiyed compound fracture of the right thigh.
He was found among the ruins. unterited and
perfectly cool. He gave orders Immediately
to have water passed to put out the hames, so
as to prevent further disastrous consequences.
He was carried to his house, in the Immediate
vicinity, where his wounds were eXamened and
dressed by DR.. Grilnshaw and others, but VI
TO our latestintellegence but little hope was en-
tertained of his recovery.
Three men have since died from the effect
of their wounds-Edward Hurst, Anthem
Dougherty, and Lewis Vache-and though til
others are seriously injured, it is thought the
will recover.
p. s. Since the above was in type we ha,
received the sad intelligence that MI. Dn Pc
died at O'Clock yesterday. Vachc is not dea'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
FRANK VINCENT.

CAMDEN, DEL, Friday Aug. 81, 1857.
Mn. EylroR I'll notice that So Johnny Bulp'
has got to clustering in the Gazette. Let him
blow; [ am not afraid of him physically or
mentativ. He makes declarations and cannot
produce theproof to sustain them. In my COM
municaton in tho Republican, proved him
to be guilty Of wilful and deliberate misrepre-
seDtation. He said he gave me n note of 500
to prevent my property from being sold. This
proved by witnesses to be false. brought on
the witness stand, Thomas Hawkins, Angus
tine Maillay, Thomas Allen, Capt. Shuster,
and Stephea Boddy. ID, He stated that
could not give security for the office Of Assess
or and Collector. / alluded to James Webb,
Esq, who not only consented to go my secur-
ity in my presence, but in the presence OF DR..
IN. Fields. Why did he not g. to James
Webb and DR.. Fields and get their certiti-
Gates. Previous to my leaving Wilmington,
the former gentleman stated to me that he
recOlected the circumstances. 3D., proved
him to falsely claim to be the originator and
author of articles which he had nothing to do
with. 4th, proved him guilty of falsehood in
regard to voting Tor me-that he had no money
TO pay his taxes. 9th, will prove him TO
state what is false when l arrive in Whining
ton, in his denial that he did not tell me that
U. +. johnson would vote for him and urged
him to come out as an independent candidate
at the last city election and furthermore that
hif putu bUuHSOH BuYD MIN uHubTSLaAu ttlat
| William Huntingdon was obnoxious. 9th, |
| proved that the "Chicken" would not have
| been started, had it not been for my money,
and brought on the witness stand, William Nc
| Caulley and John Rice who endorsed my note
in the Bank Of Delaware also Jacob Rico,
| who got the judgement bond of Thos. Green,
as collateral security. 7th, l will also prove
| by witnesses, that his last communication
| teens with innumerab'e talsehoods in
reference TO my personal property when
| lived on the farm-also in regard TO my
household affairs. The horse was a noble ami
| mal-in 1916 | sold him to the late Isaac An
derson, at that time proprietor Of the Blue
Ball Tavern, in Brandywne Hundred, for $50.
What a shame to libel the poor animal after
dragging him throughout the county and
State. In ansNe to his statement about Dor.
rowing money from William McCaulley.-
| here state that that gentlemen would mo-
loan him one copper; and that before he ad
vanced money he must have security, and
was the only person who had the Documents
So Frank Vincent is indebted to NE for all hi
has got. His house was furnished from the
office, while purchased my own; and as tC
my consenting to his becoming the fnanciei
OF the establishment, have cause to repen
it. l shall reply to his sllnderous epistle wher
l return; therefore, Mr.. Editor, you will con
fer favor bypublishing the above hastily writ
ten lines, when promise to give an " o'e
true tale,' which will prove not to be very
paatabe to the " would candidate" fo
Mayor Of Wilmington.
Yours, in haste,
VIM. 4. JEANDELL
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LESssVYfa4tAAAa 4 llls SuusCTlDerS WOuh1 respect
JE$TSF l. fully call the attention their Trienls
tHAk1$ and the public, to their large AID well 30
Ice % ntoak Of Iron and Hardware cnasstins il part
lRoN:-Best brands Of American and English role
Rars refined and onmmon; AgcIll ita gne, ed ref nc
dish and solid bloom Bars; Junihla English and Nor
NAY sli R9gs, Jgnata gnl ien1n's superior Norway
Solid bloom d,tt6; Eng shand A@ri, nv spt,ns Stag
Count bster and ern an tlalhach Steel anderson IS
SUPERIOR MIehinery, Cast and Shear steel, CuHatur
,,HARDM ARE.-Hammtret and Pressed Horse Shoes,
noIse since Nails carrsgeant Wagon lr9nAxes; Row
riase Bolts and Axle CPs; Cold; punched Xus, ,Wasi
s Snsn md e. sdno H9d EEsh Dear
BlackSmths bellows; Anvils Vices, So lses Hammer
anu other rnns SPENCER S9ehTatcd tilcsand Rasps
Halter, Back and CLains; Aines ana utheI
Shovels Post anu iarden Spades Picks Mattocks Hoes
ohs P@$ 6"s.ss 'PP Gersen poG KEY
Ties, Glue and other Pots. Beaiy's Broad Hand aid
EitmeT Chisels GOuges, and Plane Irons ii q Gtfs
MIL crp9sSeut, and Circular Ssws; Spear Jacksun's
Augefs; Pughs, COOKS patant ami other aGger Btts
Baldwin's premium Bench and oher Elan 0s; eatfS Is
Steels and CnTvefs; Meat saws, Bni chez Knives And
steesi Rodgers Scssurs ElnsS King ceghr cd iia-
A. Bar Tin and, Spelte!j BaT6t Metal f9r Boxing
tnres MoAllsers md other Metallic POnta for ditto
Glind stones, ranks and Rollers for ditto. Fnirbank,
banks and other counter Scales. Glue, Glass, Putty
aaed ~ GGSSh ~ F9rftSre X@rash and Japan
great variety ofcarriage Canyas and FIaSr oil Car
Pet; ~ 95erland Nails and Spikes A good assortmer
u She Hardware i9r Coach and Building purpososi Al
o. which VII be sold at the lowest W95k oes whole
AZ N ~, No. 81 Shipey st., between I'd Y 3rd.
on hand,
AisS AGENTS for Pulp. Carriage and wngonsPokeS
WILMINGTON mHr, ply.
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OUTS, III haste, -------- :
VIM. 4. JEANDELL



viii there he any thing peculiar In the coming
city election? II the democrats should succeed, will
they remedy the evils eJnDlained oil Judging from
the past, we may safely anticipate the future.
We have uniformly been told from the stump and
otherwise that Of the cardinal principles Of the
-ieat democratic party was rotation in iii 70 Pro-
badly their def0i.iOn Of the term va. les from that
laid down b. Webster or Walker, and means going
from office into another. Some people call this
plan rolling cut OF one cf into the other conse-
quentlY they have earned the appellation of holy
rollers They do not hesitate 10 tell US that it Is
ernicioua, aud equally detrimental to the public
interest fur ono party to be in power too lOng-yet
in the administration of CUR national affairs we see
the .e holders rolling from one term tn the other
in OH regardless Of the rights and btes Of other
gentlemen in the party to Gil the posts Of honor,
and profit, which would seem TO give the lie to their
beautiful theory of rotation in Office.
IL is therefore Of some Importance that we make
some inquiry with regard to the contem plated ad.
ran;agcs, we the people are to receive in the ant,
ctpated change in our municipal government Will
this party tighten the burthen Of tax atom and aow?
VIII they keep tho streets, and public buildings in
better repair at less expense8 Win they cause the
BrandywlEo wafer to dow clear after having rains
lfeected will they give back the power to the SOW
eego people after trial Of one carr Now if they
will not do my, ali of these things the change
Unnecessary, and in this instance the end does not
justify the means. STAMBAUGH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

SAD ArFAIn.-Girt Frightened 10 Death.-.
In Denmark, Me-, August lst, man named
Grover shot dog that was starding near a lit
Tie daughter of Mr.. John Blake. She was
Immediately seized with nervous spasms, CON
tinually clinging to her father, and crying that
she should be shot, &c. This continued until
Tuesday afternoon, when she died. There is
no doubt in the minds OF those competent to
judge, who saw the child, that her death was
caused by fright from the shooting OF the dog
by her side. Grover has been arrested and
committed to jail.-BostoM Herald.
Charles Manuel, free coIored man, was
sold into the slavery at Charleston, Va, on
Monday, for remaining in the State contrary to
law,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

aged u years.
onths goth inst, IN Charolteylil, Va. WIN II. RUM
FORD Of TINS city, aged IS years, =
In this city. OIL the 18th inst, WILLIAM e. son of am'l
Carter aged years. "
Jackson god about years
IN this CITY, tho 2Ith Inst RANK r. son of Iobn IT
ahq Lyula No veal aged years, months and 4 Gays.
IN s cly on the 2lth inst, ROv. PHtLIP IL. Jones,
agedah9u p years His romans wer0 inferred On Fri.
uhS ~ ~ heu Lion Cenote III New Gas Iundred
IN Milford, aug us 8h SALLY ANN, infant daughter of
James sad sally r. LELAND aged nontls an 2Idays
NtaF Mloru on Monday the lOth in i of Typhoid Fe
yer, MISS MARY w. DAVIS, daughter OF sally and i al
DAVIS, deceased aged - years. 80
In Smyrna, the nOrnn9 of Sunday tho 10th nf IN
gnst, FLORENCE, ltlnnt daughter of Bonjamn ii. and
Miriam E' GREENWOOD, aged II months.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

SEcoED WARD MEETING. The Americans of
the Second ward are requested to meet at
Squire Boddy's office, cerner Fourth and King
streets, on Tuesday evening, at u O'Clock, for
the purpose of nominating candidates to be
supported at the election on the first of Sep
TENDER. Punctual attendance is requested.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

FIRST WARD. = A meeting of tie Ameri-
can party of the First ward will be held at the
room of the Rifle company, in the fourth story
OF the Central building, corner Fourth and
King streets, at o'clock, on Wednesday eve
ming. Punctual attendance is requested.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

NoMINArIoN ELECTION. = The election to
nominate candidates for Mayor, Alderman,
Treasurer, and Assessor, will be held at the
City Hall on Tuesday next, between the hours
OF and O'Clock, p. m. Tho candidates
suggested are as follows:
hayor-Geo. W. Sparks, Samuel Barr
Alderman-Stephen Boldly, John Downing,
John I. Robinson.
Treasurer - george D. Armstrong, John
Finn, H. q. ]. Naff.
Assessor-Wm. johnson, Stephen s. Pierce
VIM. Banner, Robert Galbreath.
Those who havo any choice between thos
aames should turn out and express their pref
Srence. ...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

AaERIcAN MEEfING.-An American meeting
will be held in the fourth story of the Central
Building, corner Fourth and King streets, on
Monday evening, to which the committee APP
pointed to suggest candidates for nomination,
will report. A general attendance is requested.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

FouRTH WARD. = The Americans of the
School house, cerner Sixth and King streets,
on Wednesday evening, at O'Clock, to nomi-
rate candidates for ward offices.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

The correspondence OF the War Department
confirms the report from Fort Kearney that a
marty of droyers with 300 head of beef cattle
in charge, destined for the Utah expedition,
had been attacked 10y the Cheyenne Indians,
and the cattle run off. The same correspon-
dence shows that California wagon road parties
have been delayed by Indian hostilitics and
sickness.
THE CINCINNATI TRAoEDY.-Joseph LoefneT
who recently murdered his wife and N. L. Hor-
ton, merchant of Cincinnati, has been COM
mitted for trial upon the charge of arson and
of murder in the first degree in two in.tancss
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FIFTH WARp.-The Americans of the Fifth
ward are requested to meet on Saturday eve-
ming, at the Phoenix engine house, at u o'clk
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
fUEO. HYATT'S,
SELECT SCHOOL E,oH boys,

-'A'' ,ytf " = en-. IL NJ, t4is -
THE duties Of III a insttnlf1 IN iii he resu,ned ou
MY ~ Au9nst olsI ne schnnl v lufhsled villa
M , pug hnu cheilicat SppasIui
mas Nh IL . AN a. r n & S,m
Arc arsa and well vsSiai d. PaHls after having
n.tnugny pursued he PrsnttY Engllsh nranches can
ment NJ the Sptnn Of pSTents or par'Iians ,Ss DO
posing t. enter Tie aohSn nfe ioauestsd TO sppy 10
carly as 70 sbe both for their own and the princIpaa
uOny emisnce - - % 49, 49, - f'r
TERN NOR unarter of lO4 werks, Board, Washing
nnI III itin, n1vai,ie 10 advHnnpl S5I - "
Primary studies $40
tT 1s eenlSmnE eGoosue osuden. and rves
Of tic School nry be obtalned b. applying to
TAEO. HYATT,
aug. 6-2mnsa. PfinoipsL
rgy@ - r a5HTE ~ y8rv,@. arhr rEu
-, TEE TEE HANNhS4 MoMLi ACHuEMxs,
H ANR " Gst STh TON
ANpA, ii. GRi lsliAW, a. nj. III. b,
RI The d;ues nftlis Academy for yonng La
11 sI p g r. n Gssfn'a on the Fs' MoNpA 10
saas NOpupIl Will We hdmlti cd for less than term.
Nhen pupil enters she viii be expected TO pay the tut
SSSss w D SICKNESS OF absence ITO" any
TERMIFo DAY PUPILS.
Third anil Fourth class $500
FrenGh SIS per session Of five months.
Rs bG the n"@6er II al
Tns seag eaen SsSsoN Rtas S
ept FOR COPY BSnks api Pnpsr.S niy is mos.
'Ptto s,,pl ~ =" p ', -, =, =, a., S- =
SELECT SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
MEN 'iND - St,,,o,,. =, ,ho M,
w afte All nont dsntsm5eTj The building is tilted
mn /, TIA most aid convenient manner and u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

BRIGHAM YOUNG PREPARING TO RESIST GEN.
ERAL HARNEY-AFFAIRs WITH CHINA, ETC.
Waehington, .fugust 2l.-The Interior Depart
ment has received intelligence from reliable
gentlemen and fugitive Mormons that Brigham
Young is preparing to resist General Harvey I;
that he has relapsed into the grossest infdclty
and atheism, AMI continues to hold up the
government of the United States TO the SUI
preme contempt Of the Mormons.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

Born TO BE HANGED. 1t appears, from re-
port which is circulated, that it isvery unplea-
SAINT to be born in a certain house in Chestt r
Co. Since the year 1864 there have been five
executions for capital offences in the County.
Edward Williams who was hanged in 1880, and
George Pharaoh, who was executed in 1851,
were both born in a house which stands about
a mile from West Chester. Ingram who was
recently hanged in Illinois for the murder Of
his wife, also first saw the light in this same
unlucky housc.-PGnHa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

FALL OF BUILDING AT CIsorSNArr.-HEAvY
Loss.-C Cincinnati, august 2l.-Last evening a
four story brick building, occupied by Charles
Bodman to baconist fell with tremendous crash,
nnder the pressure of 1900 bbls. of whiskey,
which had been stored in the second stories by
dealer named Calvin Fletcher. The east wall
fell against a building owned by Mr.. j. A.
Skill, and the entire side was forced in. Two
other buildings were also damaged by the fall
ing walls. A loss of $4,000 was accustomed.
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SENTENCED TO DE HuNG.-RIcHMoNp, VA.
Aug. 1.-two of Mr.. Boulware's slaves, who
attempted to kill their everseer, Mr.. Dodd, in
Henrico, not long since, were to day sentenced
to be hung on the 25th of September next
Four others were sentenced TO transportation.
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IN Concordia csi Potent,a.

WAsuINGroN HALL, Aug. 81, 1867.
/ At special meeting OF the WARnEN Gun
| held as above, the President in feeling and
appropriate manner, announced the decease o.
CHARLEs ARMsTRoNd; wherenpOn a commit
tee NJ three was appointed to express some
testimonial Of respect to his memory. The
committee submitted the following resolutions,
which were adopted
! WHEREAS, We have heard with feelings vt
| unteigned regret, Of the demise OF our late
| fellow member, Mn. CHARLES ARMSTRONG,
| who, few months ago, was iul OF life aud
animation, but the icy hand of death has been
| laid upon hinl-litc hath ceised to animate
the spirit hath winged its way from tho body,
20 brighter and purer sphere, where angels
dwell, and all is peace and Joy.
RESOLVED, That while we bow in meek sub
mission to the DIVINE WILL, we feel that void
has been created in our circle, which cannot
be supplied, for he was endeured to us
by his affectionate disposition, moral worth,
and firm attachment to correct principles.
Resoiv0d, As u mark of respect to the menu
DRY Of the decea sed, that we attend the funeral
obsequies, and that an invitation 10 Join us he
extended to the other Library associations OF
this city.
Resolred, That the city papers be requested
to publish These resolutions. /. W. IIALLAM,
). E. SAyILLE, CHAs. GILBERT, com.
RULES FOR Growing ULD.-At thu late COM
Waldo, as the oldest graduate present, Got the
class of 1889 thus closed q speech TO the as
sembled Alumni -
81 am now an old man. have seen nearly
a century. Do you want to know how to grow
old slowly and happily Let me tell you.
Always eat slow, masticate we'll. Go to your
food, to your rest, to your occupations, smil-
ing. Keep good nature and Il soft temper
everywhere. Never give way to anger. A
violent tempest of passion tears down the
constitution more than typhus fever. Guilt.
vate good memory, and to do this You must
always be communicative repeat what You
have read talk about it. Dr.. Johnson's
great memory was owing to his communi-
catveness. You young men, who are just
leaving college, let me advise you to choose u
profession in which you can exercise your tai
ent the best, and at the same time DC honest.
The best profession is the ministry of the Cos.
pei. II you have not talents enough to be 4
minister, be a lawyor-but be an honest lawyer.
Pope's line should be altered TO read =
Ia, fisft,c Iagt, f,nlt
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ROBBERY AND SHOOTING AFPAIR.-DErRoIr.
August l9.-Mr. S. NJ. Holden, a lumberman'
formerly OF Saginaw, was shot at and then
robbed OF five hundred doll RS, at Ann Arbor,
Mich, last right, while on his way from the
railroad depot to his residence. His wounds
are considered mortal.
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pnut ne stlsiou win merely rehulhS TINS II tce but
call send for pamphlet. 1t VIII pay you well for tile
tIunh y. j, b. AR Hist CO., PrDpri tOrs,
76mo. Central Depot, ~ Broadway, N, \.
liz A GRRAT C0SvRNlENCE-A few yerrs since
peonns IN m CITY, wished procure anything in the win
lJw shade an ctrlRn line, 10y compel d to to
~ laiephlA bug slHce or lrlelts Ia H. SPklAGER x
Co, No ~ Markast eet Rtvg olmmn"c cod hat blsness
thoe Jnger ay occasion go away from this to
th nest gold b1rjst shade Ia the cheapest and most
oImlnon lad cape lncluiug hui and green aud white
ICELAND, pateut Oh Cl1hs aad all tho fixtures
Tor IA Ei5 10, ovorY variety; sucn rs Cords, TAs-
soils, Rollers Ruller ends 40, DanasE and Lace Cur
nls, SuIiG llaalne GILT Cnfnces Bands, Fms Loops and
Rings curtain Rlihp, Furhture gimp, Picture Cord aud
!rmlng 81 different Kinds Alsna arg stock e Venetian
Blinds every yl9 They also make To ord large guam
title pf Nehetlan Bli'is ut ereS style and hush iiGyng
of the best PAN in the cOuury AMI facility
ir minUic.uri they are enabled 10 sell thor Blinds as
low any other esab shnont can sell Tho quality Of
work. rnBy also large stuck Of wall papers
Gus kinds Cane seat AMI Wialsr oqrs I.Goklng ga3as
stock Of goods, No % Marketstroat, below Third. wos
\
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

CnTcAGo, August 2l.-J. o. Brayman, editor
OF the Democrat, OF this city, was arrested this
morning for robbing the Post nee drawers of
letters containing money, which were found in
his possession. He waived an examination and
was held in $4,000 bail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
FIRST WARD DRUG STORE.
"rIs not IN morals To command success

~ NoTby panins Gpon tho PHJc inferior and adul,
ffG h ad 1S 3 @ Xnti ysss
tie, Auti-e9gh!sble SAlVES, AID Dopavtye, 1epopu-
viii Ts26r nc St Ih5r Win o rssfrst gSTss
ly lnofdsr e Pfs e. pass t4ia 81 ' pI
S,ols iieiy GceupeI by DR JoHX STRipLEY, n. " cor
ar O Front aud " SIS, hayu engaged competent Clerk
yG sf osa II PHILADELPHIA an AID peS par 70
WET al 6ramo % & iys HIT, well seeo
ted lo ofPsrun1fy and Fancy articles which will sci
living in the Country will And much to to .hG
rs tiles pass by their way to Market they hive
mem eretaay attended o aHd every aclS Sresl Ba
va We are daerlnlne to soil everything line as
S Sy 81 "a a p VIZ s.0 d pca n w
i iott. 56-tL DR. L. J. DRAPER
JONES q CO.. of tbs, CRESCENT ONE, PRICE
CotnjnS FORE, q, 200 MarKst streeaboye Slxth, N
abe abe sioek Of UiSins i pGladopf! made ptossi,
sesasa, by hayiRR marked IN gRFson each sri-
Gle lilo vsry lowest can DO sold 10! they oar
SIC pn So"
Price Also algrge stock Of Peeeg9pds on nd ne
order tue fashionable and beat N IN
Market ehoNesiAth'N GGi5lSt:s & CO.. Philadelphia
ar THR GRRAr REMEDY OF TIVE NISETEENTh CEN
1RYFof s5rSiu o17 and Cancep4 Dsease I GS sYa
1rad WhIs 5woE Gsit a Ssi"ts id sores et
t6F salt fGlIi Pimples, botches on the lace ana "' "
kEs S9s 81 s ose
Witt produce sickness speTnE At h ,so inP mpoSrt
pariieugrs Ii pures and enriehes me W. nnV ala
iho ,vne az sta nd relieves persons from VIZ o
,ble feelings connected with dlsoIsrgp oneTtes aro
iver nij tomach, Its tonic an Alternative prs ,iun
eanad Ole f chief advantages ~ 1 1se Of It IS
M reaired as Il isa perfectly pnr9 ma nigf liar
rated arpdy The prGPr leors use 5n
s ad s aTeNt success curing these dsease
~ u ,yherryer used Those using DT. inlis puII
Cos Imperial DepIraye me b6fe sSSS
Enm the principal office m Phllalvlph onun r III
necompa6ie With cncck for that Pnrpess; a9
cahhot A. p9 of o gear it will be found espec
iii vaInnhle 10 these suffering from dshly' L r,
NTcIs III No. AZ Market street, Wilmington, Del Also
NJ ~ M Df L. u Co.'S, All Healing Save.
= coIfsT IC AIiRICLES OF Ears Tor The Deaf, Tor ex
trom and every other DEERE: Of dentness 2 varieties
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