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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18
A Bankers DoubIe-actlng Force & Lift
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F0T sale at main agency, SBIt rna, Deldudre, 81
1857. BOWhIAN& Ell IDTr ieEs
Feaso real the following ceri es Having in use
~ I'VE stations on tho New York Central Railrnad
Baikers Patent Force Punp satisfied that for &c
nlsey hnd perle;tiOn ~ prnslpe; 1t is superior
other We nave had "a se and ly pocomp lishes in every
rssp1ot whht tg patent sets forth; do ceeriny
menu thrin To all persUns using pumps.
ii1I-Tts - to certify we have had in use A. Bark
*, orco anu Lit Pumps Tor family and otherwise,
Ihoy answer every Prpiso for which they are IN
nehued ana continue to give the gretest satisfaction
hhh We can with confidence recommend them every
person who wishes to obtain good Pump for forcing and
tns water; wOui also DO effective ia ni re
GJUrse Davis SMYRNA WIN, WileE, do'. . -
Thomas b. Bryan do, Janos " Moore Odsasa
MN. Homer, SnvTnn, T. Aipxanisr. Del CIV
The aboye pumps for sale Mt BONVAIAN& ELiIOTfS
Inchlne shop smyrna, Dell, sole agents for DeawaTc
orders punoualy attended TO- Persons sending orders
{,,n,a o.
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l
Mn. EDITOR we were truly amused al
looking over the columns of your sheet, rs also
those of the Delaware Gazette Of last week
to observe the barkings of sundry Youngsters
IN different parts of the county, occasioned no
| doubt by our well.intended observations OF
June ISL, which 50 excited their innate thirst
Tor meddling as to cause the aforesaid iIldi
rected baying. In view of these circumstances
Mr.. Editor, we arc constran to vindicate the
good intentions of our first communication
ana also to set one or two Of said correspond
ehts on the right track. First, Mr.. Editor, we
would say word to this modern H Gregory.
The remarks of our first letter were chiefly
directed to writer from Port Penn, who chi.
larged upon the female beauty of that section.
Mr.. Gregory enters the arena under colOrs.
He observes-sSThc Port Penn ladies' PRINCIPAL
attractions are not based on so frail founda
ton as ornaments" and continues" they are
generally more useiully employed than in
gracing an arm chair or lingering the keys of the
piono.' All, well, Mr.. Gregory, you could not
attack us in a better place. And we now
challenge yours or any other locality to COM
pete with our fair ones, either in parlOr or
kitchen. We tell you, sir, our matchless
beauties are entirely accomplished in the re- |
quirements of either place.
Please accept our thanks, Mr.. Gregory, for
your timely advice in regard to our selecting a
more suitable topic for public correspondence;
and we beg leave to add, that when we are in |
want OF the unadulterated article, we will give |
your worthy SET a call
We would also say few words to a certain
Mr.. Daytime of the Gazette, who it seems has
spies about, from the reason that he himself
is a village loaier, and is therefore too lazy to
follow up the trail like an honest dog.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, we beg leave to
inform yon that Mr.. Daytime in his attempt to |
describe Young America, has fairly turned the |
tables upon himself; by giving MS description |
of himself, together with his true character.
YOUNG AMERICA
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200 Dozen Jars
REGLSTER'S 0FFICE.

-.,,,., , NEW UAsrlk COUNTY, JUNE lllh, lR57,
| IroS the application 81 Mary Ann Poole, Joseph
~ Poole and Tho mas IL. Poole, Adnlhisfat rs Of RObt
p Poole late Of hill Seek Hundred, ~ said County
declese it's ORDERED and directed by the Reristsr
tnt the Administrators aforesaid give notice Of the
granting OF etiels Of Administration upon the Estate Of
the dsceased with date tgTanug thereof by cans
9s acknowledgements TO be posted within forty DAYS from
the date OF such liett ers IN of the public
PLACES Of the County of New Castle requiring ali persons
having demands agsnst the Estate Hposent the "a me-
or abide by an Act nf Assembly in such made and
PToyidsd Aud also cause tho same to be inserted with
paper published 10 Wilmington, ana to be continued
therein TWO monthB,
t-~l GIVEN underline handRnt Seal Of Ofice ofthe
5l.Si Regster Aforesaid ut New Castle, ~ New Gas
(-N-A tie County aforesaid tho daN aud year above
writtoh PETER b. VANDIsVER, Register,
NOIlCE.-All persons having claims againstthe rs:
tate ofe deceased must present the same duly atested
to the AdmlnstTat on or before e lg day Of June
and pTovIded MARY ANN POpLE,)
JOSEPH POOLE, Adn'rs.
THO5 II POOLE,
Mir CnRRK Hd,, Juno Ilth 1851.
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For sale.

ESFEtS A Farm of l0j Acres. in BTandywine Hun
lfERzh hrad, nepr tile Coucnrd ond, and only miles
l=Sh5G f5cm Wilmington Buildings Of stone, large,
and AL IN good order. There IN also the place Hrge
sa choice collection tho very best fruit trees rrce
$50 loet oflAnd on West street, between 9Th street
and the Delaware Avenue, unning back l9Dleet 10 Tat
nal straSt. Thlschoce tract will be sold lots to suit
purchasers chance for spectators builders.
ONE lot OF ground % lie inches front. 10 feet inches
deep on Penn street, between 9Th and 18th Streets Apply
sOgn,
X m0itgage Of $1,000 the first len on City property
worth S7,tO. THIS nortphge will no made 10 pay eqiia
Juno la.tf. q, :, X =, s, GRUBD,
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DIED.

On the eth inst, WALTER A. son Of Ezekiel
Fisher, aged two weeks.
On the 9TH inst, ANNA H., daughter of John
Sharpley, aged 70 months.
On tho 9Th inst, JoHS son of ebert Walker
aged years.
On the Sth inst, MARGARET JANE, daughter
Of Samuel Stops, aged years.
On the 18th inst, MARY YOuNd of Whining
ton aged, So years.
Onthe l4th inst, MARIA BELL of Whining
ton. aged about 30 years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

LITTLE DoRRET.-We have received from ].
7. Head, 1877 Market street, copy of this
work, cheap edition, bound in paper, price
90 cts, This is one of Dickens last aud best
works, and those who are fond of novel read
ing should procure copy. He also has the
same work handsomely and differently bound,
to suit the taste of the purchaser.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

Last week there were in Philadelphia 1853
deaths, 81 being Of children, and ~ of adults;
males 60, females 81 ; at the Almshouse 6;
people Of color 10, from the country l; in the
Pennsylvania Hospital l ; in the county prison
z; still born Il, by consumpti on &c, maras-
mus 9, Group Z, scarlet fever, z, inflammation
OF the brain 5, disease Of the heart 8, convul-
sions 8.
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quilted. Brown was bad fellow, and bac
oeen guilty Of horse stealing. AT the second
nearing OF Voorhees, no effort was made to prove
MS innocence. Ho had no knowledge of Vor-
nees Ibeing connected in criminal transaction
with Morton.
IT, george Jacoby, sworn.-Was Salesman of
n lnrockmorton x Co., Phila., and sold goods to
morton on his being introduced by Mr.. Vor-
m n as responsible and trust worthy man.
me testimony was objected to and ruled ont.
no Richardson L. Wright, sworn.-Reside in
zou ward In Philadelphia. Represent that Dis
W In the State Senate. Had known Allen
ornees ~ years. Had not heard his charac-
t W., Tor honesty and integrity impeached.-
=, men ut Harrisburg he heard Of the charge of
iorgery ana was greatly surprised. lie had
soIlo business transactions with him, and had
San nm as often as twice a week for a NUM-
day morning. "eN'e'-
,mn,ednesday, June l7-Court met at 10 o'clock
4 INC case was ably argued throughout the
MY by Messrs. Mann aud Brown of Pbiladel-
p ni Tor Mr.. Voorhees,, and by Messrs. Bates
anu bradford for the Bank, and they had not |
concluded up to the hour of our going to press |
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TO BUILDERS.

phOfNSAlS vii no received by the undersigned until
x2h uay q Igne for tns erection Of uew Brick
tbs b. a. feet wide extending 5feet inches Ia
Oas.is county Dele%are Plan and speecatons NAV be
fe, ny te sorG o. Walter II. souttgae, in the village
yun9 l6,S-w SAMUEL H. ECCLES, Secratgry
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W0BEEt0IHW7000D7'5- FIRM AT AU0TT0Y

!" BEEUHWUUD' FARM AT AUCTlON,
WILL be sold NJ Public Sale on the premises ON be
w Highlands 81 Rrnndywine Hd., twI and lilf miles
iromthe CITY OF wilmington New Castle county, State
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1857
a. threa O'CLOCK, P, Ms all tbnt elegant FARM, called
Boechwo9u, situate adjoining 'Ruckwood," the resi-
denee oil JOHN SIMPLIFY ESQ., and others, bong ono OF Tho
beh situations for Wow Of the neghbOrhood and e
Delnwse ~ e county containing % and rs pnrces
II land, more or less. The improvements nre Stons
DweIng house Stone Barn, wagon house, spruE house
10, The premises well watered BY several sprins
aud divided lllo convenient elfs, all in high slate o
cultivation aud c9ntannS great varity OF choice fruit
Nv N,pr ,..,,. JOSEPH P. JEFFRIEs.
". T. NAT z, Auctluneert juno 10
Notth Aetcan lnhert MI July = tper Send Paper
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Practical Book Keeping, Mechanical
Calculations, &c.

NE su,scriher, lately instructor in tho Baltimore
Commercial College. intending D. remain in the CITY
the ensuing two mouths, will form Glass for raruc-
lion ~ the above branches. The AZ instruction in
Bonk Keeping " ~ emr2ee the following subjects n
uylnal, Partnership, Merchh ndsiGg. hnlesae u Re
operations Mannacturing, &C., &c,, and the course 10
atibusW VIII comlr every Description Of cRlcnla-
tions necessary ior Beck Keeper or business e
esoi u t9e abor; saving plan Of posting directly from
the aux ures 70 the LEDGER and making entries tho
Day BOOK aud journal combined. Students nre taught
separately; AM without tbs use of any printed book. u
is believed hNt any Of gonu capacity be made
competent Book Keeper Gf by the proposed curse, and
certificate TO the elect Will be gwen, ! Dung
wishing to qualify themselves for the iUus duties Of
business at small outlay Of time aud money have now
plstoronrse s21 Addraess j. Gil ANpLER,
June lB-5w' Accountant. vii. Del.
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JESSE URmY's
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER!

WfrIi SELF RHkEE- AND REGuIHToR
Patented July 2ith, 1856, and March 3lsf, 1867.
he Sds DSS4 S " tS Sss are s.s shs
Agriculture" ENn'PiERRq II FiSgSsI yania in 1854
Dan, PExSi NreF q Salem aa,,l} s
KSapsP h sn a G9d s s
manner while an9iher machine in The adjoining meadow
Bssss County, PS o. lA T. fds
bned ReaPeTs and Mowers gives the best Of sstsise
ou ase bs e &c SSs S S5 ISE and 5S
~ notion cutting tho gass as low flTrows banks
1ys Nc aR1 hsE fn ass and g.
arr AMI TO- g. s
ES S and S%s a q S
soes ST Ss P and ub nj as Of S
md oae nleeiy Of cutting aud aboyo an fhe plan n
bs IS S@ a beng sdS ~. e 6y sS sn Seys
ground. IL gives iRe beg satisfaction ~. ,,..
ERm; E?H WaLirR.s G SESssR hrss..
aud am perfectly satisfied with it in every respect
Yours NexsP TTfFsGSao' 10Th Mo- Il ias u,
JESSE HMy b nay tS i ssd ali hIsss eonsderod ans
6sst Pcase w d., Nowe not having trled ne Reaper
EGsfPS d> R:sS S5:I md i SSr sGS
o ibs Ras ss Ru 81 s SPSl S ssnsd
meat f ny MSSas pPSI9T g my oiRer1s,i
simple ~ e P%f. S Te; hsi se
er sssreT has seen Jesse Umys Reaper ard Now
ar I'M bttHm grass where apother celebrated Mower H.
~ aJin,n,g meadow could not half do its work-beir,
Spparoniy The same bottom and as Urmy cut in ta
XXI manner, Mr.. SAYLoh.
pRSNs NECK, n, j. A.. g..
The Paeneo presents the above oeruhcates with III
greafest conhdeuGu, Of them have been looking
nv the lasi hreo years, and have triad many
I3prent Tcned first quality Machines in son,
give ms Machine decided preference.
So -" JESSE URMY.
Jupell-3t Wilmington Delaware,
MRS. VANZANDT,
NURSE,
FIFTH STREET, THIRD DOOR BELOW PM
UPPER SIDE,
iunel r5-imo, wuSiNSroN, pSI.
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FOUNDED l8I2, CHARTER En- ta,i
Located corner baltimore and Charles Streets,

FOUNDED 1852, CHARTER En- ia5i
Located corner baltimore and Charles Streets
BALTlM ORE, MD
THIS Institution now ~ the prosperous ard flour
Ishing condition Twice during the last Two years has it
Deen necessary to Obtain larger apartments for accom-
n01atnn OF the increasing number reDrnsenf-
ing nearly every State IN Tho Union,
1t now occupies OF tho conspicuous and desr
ably located bindings in the CITY, The are com
mnlOuSly arranged, sp1c1ls and elegantly fnrpished
The advantages hn facilities offered yonr men
desiring 10 qualify themselves properly for tho varOs
dntiOs of the Counting Room, Obtain TuoRoUGU
PRACTlcAL BUSINESS EDUCATION generalv, are unsIr-
passed 10 any particular by similar establishment in
FACULTYi-E. *, LOSIER. Principal-Iectnrero on
the Science OF Accounts Commerce. Business Customs
e.c. j. N. PHILIIPS Professor ufha Theory and Prac
tics Of hook Keeping. and Commercial CacnaIiansG
T. v. DAVIES, Assocate Professor of Book epinE.
pennan;,lp; $. Z, WILLIAMS; ESQ.,, Lecturer on
Mercantile Inv, Rev, II. NEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer OH CnmmNrcinl Ethics.
TRusTREs :-llOn. Jpo p, Kennedy, Hon. rhos. Swami
Jacob Trust, Esg Hon: JGsht Vansant, William II.
The time usIin required to complete the fall course,
from Q to 2wcets
4 Diploma Is awarded to MI Graduates
A large and Bean nlly Ornamental Circular contain
ing upwards 81 six square feet representing the Exterior
and Inferior Wow Of the College, various characteristic
Designs, Pennanshp, Nr sent by mail free If charge
accompanied with Catalogue giving full particulars
Address. f. X. IIlSIER. a. ty
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18


DECLINE OF DRUNKENNESS IN LoNDoN.-The
London Economist of the I'D ult., publishes
an official tabular statement of the number of
her sons arrested for drunkenness within the
jurisdiction Of the metropolitan police from
the year 1881 to 1866, inclusive, which shows
that the number of drunken persons taken into
custody the first year was 81 1858, and that in
the latter year only l9,207, while the pop
uiation Of the city had increased about so per
cent within the period included in tho return.
SOMETHING WRoNG.-The debt Of the State
OF Virginia is said to be thirty million of dol
lars, which is about equal to one-thirteenh the
value Of all her real estate. Her public works
arc unfinished; her State stocks (six per cents. \
sold on Saturday 9lt her taxation is as high
as can be borne, and taken altogether Virginia
is rather pitiable state. One of her pnblic
men has recently declared that Reputation
was inevitable. A few systematic farmers on
some of her worn out tobacco fields would
soon make change for the better.
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eraons applying for Advertised Letters will please st
Iist. N"'ooiN
tween and p MI u" an w
To ensure moro prompt delivery of Letters BY Cnrriers
persons sending st to this Office arc reoues ed 10 v
'h Iges aG Number or as near the location possible
once, and not sonl as direct cd by thu writer, " "
Autransent printed nntter must always be pre- paid.
a business card sealed envelope of a oreIlar
subjects the package 10 letter postage. -
Any lrRusl0nt matter like Circular, haldb iuolosed
~ or WIN periodical or newspaper Subscribers or
Other pesons subjects the whole package 10 leer nostav
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STRAW VARRlFRsi SUPERIOR BETTING, WRENCHBs
AND OILERS.

.- AND OILERS,
., PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS,
The LITTLE WoNURR AND MAGIC MILL, FoR TWO
-, .l HORSES.
Warranted to grind, with two horses or oxen, three
bust els per hour, Of ne meal, l2 bushela OF fee for
stock; aud with mnre poSer applied will grind in pro
pnion II measures feet by Singh, made OF iron, with
re- MIR bur mill stoned the same as any largo Mill
oEn SHELTERS far Hand a.L Hor0" Power 10 seperute
PLOwS 81 different sizes and kinds, among which
nre the Celebrated improved Enge and Moore y Iowa.
iuue Il-ll. -
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CLERGYMAN ExPELLED.-The Wesleyan Me-
thodist Conference, now in session at Toronto,
@. W., has >expelled two of its members for
immoral conduct-Rev. Mr.. Haugh, of Hamil-
ton, because he carried a revolver in his pock-
ct for several days, intending to shoot young
gallant who had elOped with his daughter, con-
trary to his will; and a young Clergyman nam
ed Jones, OF Toronto, because he correspon-
ded with young lady in England, with a view
TO matrimony, and afterwards changed his
mind as to the propriety Of forming an alli-
ance with her because he loved another bet-
ter.
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COM M ERCIAIi


| Wilmington Markets, Sumo 10
CORRECTED BY q. BAssETT.
MccIary's Building, Market street, above 9Th.
Wheat Flour from wagons SIS b
rye do do, X n,
Wheat per bushel, - II
Rye do az
Corn Meal per barrel q IN
40 per bushel 9S
0Ota lrs.ssa 5a1 - 80
Gios, IS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
=. FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flour is firm, but mac
sVe' Good brands are held at 81 so per bbl.. and
brands Tor home consumption at So 62a 7 81.
a a extra and fancy brands at So l2aS az
rye Flour is dull at 50 per barrel. Corn Meal
at 81 por barrel.
o T3A4is.-Salesof Penna. red were made at 81.
o1a u 81, and 81 9Oa19l for good white. Rye
~ III. Corn sSa90c. for Southern and Penn,a
seHow, IN store. Oats are 81 cents per bushel |
aEEDs'-Cloverseed is scarce. Sales OF
prime seed at 81 per GA lbs. Last sales of Tim
o. s az 80 81 SO 90, and Flaxseed at 81 IS a |
81 W. Sales of Red Top at SO 90.
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MARRYING MEN WANTED.-The Belyille
Tribune is bidding up for an invoice of marri-
ageable bachelors. 1t says that the ranks of
single young men have been so greatly thinned
by marriage and removals that there is now a
great inequality in the sexes, and he calls on
his brethren of the press to give publicity to
the facts. By way Of an inducement he saws:
=, we nave an excellent article OF girls here,
tho most Of them pretty, some of them rich
and all Of them charming, of course. We do
not think they are of the right sort for old
maids, and though we have no statistics by us
20 justify the assertion, we are of opinion that
coaxing might induce them to have Compassion
on good looking, intelligent and moral young
men in search of consorts.
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WANTED ORDERS FOR MACHIN-
ERX

MACHINERY of all kinds inaIc and repaired cheap,
l0bsuci rs steam engnes cotton woOen machinsfs
shailng, mill gearing, saw mil work and obbng 30. 6y
- s. w. DAVIS,
MaclUnist c1rne. Of Front and Jusson Sis, VIII, pa,
y. BI-All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

EMPTY CHINA CRATES suitable far Hen Coons
nT na vi Sc i3r sale very cheap at the N. W. corner
VI ~ 70 an "a Slllpley, Wilmington, Del. y S0No'
4nIe la-lt-w JOHN McMAKIN,
INOlitii hereby notify the citizens Of Whining nm
bo,rTT M I MAN. ELLEN SCOTf has LEFT my bed and
Oiher contracting, irIlr,Nf u EaSfar.nTnn, uept
Wilmington. luna tR-ttv, ihSh1N sNoII,.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29
Photography.

Photographic portraits are very common and
very popular, and as much confusion arises from
the great variety Of names by " hich the different
kinds distinguished, will enlighten readers
as much as we are able in regard 10 them. First in
excellence is the pt otograph proper The picture upon
paper printed by the sun from the negative on
glass. This style of portrait is to be seen in the
greatest perfection in all the best galleries in the
cities. and colored in oil water coIors, or re.
touched in Indian ink, by far the finest things
in the way of po-trators that have yet been produ
ced for fidelity of likeness and perfect drawing though
in the higher qualities of Art they will never super.
sede the work OF the really great portrait painter
To our thinking, the daguerreotype ranks next 10
the photograph, though the positive glass pictures
known as ambrotypes are the most popular with the
public just now.
The papyrotype, n.elanotype and halIotype are all
varieties of the ambro,ype; the papyro,ype, ,e.
Gently patented thod of taking pictures on naner
plates. prepared witt bituminous glound, and he
melainotype the same bituminous ground applied to
iron plates, are likely TO supe,sede the ambrolyue,
being cheaper and better than he same glass nctnre
and less liable 10 injury.
The hailotype.is glass picture, colored by ne W
process. which the inventor Keeps to himself.
Thee are hundred and one other tyne. and
graphs with absurd prefxes, but they are mostly IN.
important, or worthless notifications of the STYLES
aIeady mentioned, and are not worthy of NOTICE
Life Whstroted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29
From the New Yotk Daily News
1. NJ the EkeInV

For the last lew days we have seen Il lying state
ment going afound among our sosm oraries. OF which
the fol8@ing from the Utica Herald. which journal
We do not charge with any malicious intention 10 the
matter, is sufficient example
The bodies of the fourteen physicians and assistants from
Philadelphia who persisted this city in the pestilense Of
1885, be dsinterred under the direction Of Mr. Thos
Webster the Charm an of Philadelphia Ref Con nit
tee and taken to the latter city for interment there The
present feeling exhibited toward the people of the North
quires the removal.-Norfok Argus
In The first place, the gentlemen editors and pro-
pretors of the Southern Argus are more capable
of such an insult 10 common sense and genuine be-
Fnevoence AMI humanity, than Black Republican
inlposter is of telling the truth 10 relation to his po
ltcal opponents.
In the next place, we have the most indispulable
evidence to sustain the assertion that so far from
The Southern Argus having asserted any such thing
as alleged against it, it's remarks concerning this
matter were in the highest degree deferential ant
complimentary TO be heroes of the medical profess
SIGN of Philadelphia. who lost their lives in attempt
ing 10 stay the raw ges If the fearful disease which
dey astated the patriotic City Of Norfolk
The following, which is The original paragraph
from The Argus, is quite sufficient to nail The in
famous lie perpelrated in the last period of the para
graph referred to
REMAINS OF THE MARTYRs-The bodies of the fourteen
physicians from Philadelphia who persisted il
this city in the pestlenee of 1885, to be isintered under
the direction of Thomas Webster r ESQ., the Charm
city for inerment there Phiiadephans will be proud
the honored remains of her gallant deposited
final repose within the limits of her own jurisdiction.
In addition 10 this, the very same number Of Il {
very ,me paper from which this paragraph claims
TO have been taken, makes leader of more than
column of the reception given BY the citizens Of
Norfolk to MIR. Webster, chairman OF the Philadel
pha Relief Committee, under whose supervision the
remains of these martyr physicians were removed
from the fatal of their philanthropc abors tc
resting place near their beloved natal city.
Norfolk and her citizens are no more capable o
such ingrati,ude and inhunanity toward her bene
factors and friends than the denizens of the meanes
mudhcle in the whole length and breadth of unciv
ilized niggerdom. The cause assigned for the re
moval of the bodies Of the brave and 1amented de
ceased is bald, fat and INSCRIPTIONS lie, alike
insult 10 the South, the national of the country
the citizens OF Norfolk, and to humanity. So let
be recorded.