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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
So cH.r.r, s,e,. ON, lee7.


Mn. EDITOR THE summer session of the
Middletown Academy closed on Thursday, the
2ith ult., with an examination and exhibition.
The examination was short, occupying only
the forenoon, and in consequence, several
branches were passed over. But as far as it
went, it was thorough. The students not only
answered their Teachers accurately and prompt
~, but they passed rigid examination upon
the fundamental principles of the several
branches, by the examining committee, much
TO the qualification of the committee, and the
tr3l itof the Teac her
The exhibition, in the even ing, was held in
| the Forest church, consisted of select orations
by about twenty students, Of all ages, from six
to eighteen music by band from wilmington.
\ The church was crowded, at an early hour,
\ with highly approaching audience, drawn to-
| gether from every part of our own State, from
| Kent, Cecil, Queen Anne's counties, Md, and
from Penn'a.
AS matter of course, in an exhibition OF
this Kind, the defamation was not all good,
no equally good, but in several instances, there
were displayed oratorical powers, such as it is
rare to meet in the most advanced students.
| The appreciation of the assemblage was shown
| BY their almost GREATNESS attention.
/ Alter these exercises, A. II. Grimshaw, NJ
D., of Wilmington, was introduced, to make
some remarks upon the subject of education,
but, owing to hoarseness under which he
| I"opiSNb ohu thc uOisC ny persons OUTSIDE,
his remarks were cut very short.
The reputation of this Institution is high and
extensive, and the favor, it has met from the
/ public is astonishing and must be very crafty
ing to its accomplished Principal. II is Just
about two years, since he took charge of it,
and yet, in that time, he has been compelled
again and again, to refuse applications for ad
mission. The number OF pupils he could ac-
commodate, under present arrangements, was
1 oh Nm, aft
the close OF last term and since then appliea
tons have been coming IN almost daily. In
view OF this extensive patronage, Mr.. mellow
ell has determined to put up an additional
building, by November, and thus he will be
prepared to gratyfi those who are disposed to
place their son in his charge.
This patronage, in itself, commends the In.
stitutlon, but aside from this, these who know
Mr.. Med. have sure guarantee in his intelec.
tual, social, religious standing, that their chill
dren will be cared for in every respect.
very respectfully, yours, &c. W. r. A.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

RESUMED 0PERATIoNs.-The Union Arms
Company, at Hartford, CT, has effected an ar
rangement with its creditors, and resumed OPP
erations. This is said to be the only conc ern
IN the country that makes the Mimic rifle.
THE YrcIssITuDEs OF CoMMERoE.--A few
months since, the partner of commercial
house in this city was taken to lunatic asylum,
utterly deranged, as was said, by his unparal-
leled prosperity in business. During the year
previous his firm had cleared 81 100000. He
died In the asylum, and his own estate was
valued at So 500, 900, all Invested in the con-
Germ of which he was partner. The firm its
self failed the other day, and is now said to be
utterly insolvent. One item of the assets OF
the deceased's estate was thousand shares OF
the Illinois Central Railroad stock, which was
selling at the time Of his decease, at $40 o
share, and which was worth, after paying up
the installments, $800,000 The same property
sold on Thursday last, at public sale at $50 900.
All this occurred within eighteen months
the prosperity, the insanity, the decease, and
the inselvency.-N. Y. Posi-.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD AoomENT-Two DEATHS
= TWENTY INJURED.-Swdcuse, Oct. G.-The
mail train on the Central Railroad was thrown
of the track west Of this city, last evening, in
consequence of a piece of the road having
been washed away. The whole train consist
ing OF baggage car, mail car, and four pas
senger cars, was thrown down an embankmcnt
Of twenty feet, and all crushed. They con-
| talhed sixty passengers. Miss Brown, of Tor
,4hto, ", W., was drowned. Mr.. Bronson, OF
new britain, Conn.,, was badly injured, and
9leu to7nay5 Twenty other passengers were
wounued,siS seriously. The mail car and all
tue mail bags excepting Que were barnt.
The Vicksburg (Miss.) Sun dominates Hon
Jefferson Davis for the presidency in 1856.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22


THE CENTRAL AMERICA The loss Of this
steamer, with some four hundred of her crew and
passengers, has sent fourth thrill Of horror from
one end Of our country to the other and not without
sause IL was an event long to be remembered
The noble conduct Of her brave commander will be
referred to by the orator aud poet whenever they
wish 20 exalt humanity. It Is we'll 1t is so, as Il
proves that human nature has yet left some ms tinci
oil sympathy
But while wo depIore this melancLoly even tlet us
not loose sight of others still moro direful What
are feur hundred lives to thirty thousand Thirty
thousand OF our population in the United States 20
down annually, not calmly and deliberately with
all their faculties and reason unimrared to the
depths OF the ocean, did the III fated sufferers OF
the central American. But 20 down to a drunk.
ards death, and dInnkard's hell Who SYM
pathize with these 7! Now and then you and IN
society some noble soul like Capt Ilefndea, who
strives to save his perishng fellow beings from III
dreadful wreck. How do the mass of what are called
our pest men treat ihesei With contempt, with
opprObium Their noble efforts u Ie despised and
they branded as fanatics. This is truth Not 4
single newspaper can you take up, but some horrd
tale VI life destroyed by Rum s narrated To thesC
the mind has become SO used, that "dcatA By M
teolpsfdAcs excites no feelings Of commiseration
Nay, so inderently do we regard those deaths IN al
five look upon them as necessary to keep up the
licensed liquor traffic The liquor ers mnrie
thirty thou aud souls unl bodies yearly, and vet
protesting christians vote for this traffic Is il any
wonder eur country is scourgel in the IN dss OF seem
ing prosperity Gods Vengeance will not stumble
forever Let those who wink at evil look to the
consequences. TEMPERANCE
For WESTERN APRIoA.-The COLONIZATION
Society ship Mary Caroline Stevens" will
sail from Baltimore and Norfolk about the Is
of November, for all the ports in the Repub
lie of Liberia. Letters for the Liberian set
Elements, and for the United States African
Squadron, will be forwarded, if sent in season
to care of DR.. James Hall, Baltimore, or tc
Mr.. William Coppinger, Colonization Rooms
609 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
RATHER SsvERE.-A letter addressed t.
g the Church of God, at Portland, Me-, somt
years ago, was returned to the General Pos
Office with the endorsement, &c Misdirected-
we have nothing but sectaTin Churches in thii
place." 81
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

MONEY WASrED.--We hope cur subscribers
IN the country will call and settle their as-
commits. Many are very prompt, but Others
we regret 10 say, are rather Indifferent to the
matter, thinking that the sum is SO small that
wa can easily do without it. They should re-
member that our business is made mp OF small
SIMS, and every dollar is important. In the
city our collections among the mechanics and
operatives are measurably suspended, many are
out of employment and ii is impossible Tor them
to pay their bills, and we really fear that we
shall experience quite heavy loss. To our
country friends we look to supply the dehcien-
cy in our receipts, and We trust that we shall
not be disappointed. Those who attend our
markets receive large amount ofreadS money
selling everything at high-rate for cash, and
they should not suffer a greed for gain to caus'
them to omit their annual visit to the printe
for the purpose OF paying mp. We hope tn
hint will prove sufficient.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

,,At Media. the 9Th inst, b. the Rey g. NJ GayIey
Mt ALEXANDER SIMPSON Of New Castle county TO Ar u
EMMA SlMKINs of Wilmington
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Chas. Cook,
Mr.. JOHN W. CARPENTER and Miss ELIZA JANE
REED, both of this city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

Nk: IIioMAs SHERWiN, l8te of Phi'ad eiohls
At Nj shipey above 5rd Street, Second
adon Gold and Silver Watch Iases Mas1pi ana Hdtha
metals CARD Plates, Bill Heads, Seals lead Of dyeTi
tiseMents loof Plates Name plateH for steam Boats
Garia e. hlates out Sc Also plain and ora
~ EVERY an silyerTnEe, All vol.
manne al moderate cha rges pub
lie patronage isrespectfuliy solicited. A'f"'
. - THOS SHERWlN
1nr u ". No. ~ Shipley ST.. ahGve srd I'd siorv
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
Horses ana VaEriagea to fare.

>, SSFtsS " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES haYinE = -
ESYI -l6e54. made eEt ensive additions To his fgGSA
S21S-~gSJ slOoh oil Horses, Carriages, h
SA----S-' wonld respectfully inform the public Thai
hsis now prepared 10 furnish them with any RrIoia In me-
heh the shOrte notice 9nd the most liberal tartns
H5 HaITages are made BY The best makers end for style
Trusting that The az6ns of WILMINGTON will
hIa eotls to please he respectfully gocits teT paf6l7
Hge. JOHN KIRKMA An, Y
,,,,,, Third street, between Walnut 4 Poplar
j, kINhMAN w0ud also take tina Opportunity 70 SAY
Ia undertakers and others hat he has just had in shel
very beautiful and costly HEARsE, which makes his ID.
olltles for attending Funerals pete. Helsnou ore
paed tn I'LL NIL orders theT may favor hirl with at tha
ehnIlest nntleo and On the most lhera terma NAV q
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

lus4 THOMAS HARVEY wnl,f TerpeotfuJly in .
EsEff9f form his friends and no p4bha ii gendrgi
iis;la East corner Of Fourth and Orange SIS, and
i ,mvins luthisfd \ win new and costly furniture
aAdl ntnnef Is oAnhn fail 10 Give entire satisisa
ION pom IVA 'kbe VIII 10 found the Injuries OF the
nars e. ana ~ we haT ui RssnrlHent Of superior liz
Hlssahles are among he largest aud 6estih the
tBL WIN attentive ostlers nj command lie homes IN
gvns hsPesntAl attention to his busiresG to reoeiys
liberal share ntPnbn patronage,
hnar9ets taEenby the day, week or month.
"PF.s ". THOMAS HARVEY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
JOHN il. RExIs

CUWFUUNIJ FHUP OF D.HRSa7 F.fhILI71I,
DREpAR FL from the Genuine Sarsaparilla Root a1a
u combined with number OF other efhcentand yalnlDle
edeines for the and permanent cure Of dlieAsss
Obstinate eupons of the skin Rheumatism Plmplean 9a
Puslnes the face, letter Bes arisngt rom Nv
habit surofua or Kings Evil of body white swelling 50
Prepared AZ JoHYR RExs Drug store iormeG
DRKCToNs-An adult person may take lhule 49, -
III three four times day. Children IN pa9 itt
age HA"' A'7''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
aEa.EsE Ys6lEas Z si TIFF

uShh W y StMMSt WHITE LINIMENT,
| i,nftnat y = Bl.E i9i either man or hnise, This
sS at a. nhen9sm snta Throat, Nlumps, Neuralgia
hu nhnS ~ every character, Orsamen find this Lin
nent ang nEaliable remedy Diseases incident Ia tie
mtsG any use laTge quantities Of asseT
iss ,a TO any either Article they ever used
REPAIRED only by nT slMAlo 4 SON, and sold hDls
ard klrB streeta, Whining on, bel N' ''
Stii bS most Of country a0fe keepers,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

FATAL DYsENTERY.--Mr. John Schall OF
Chanceford township, in this county, whose
family consisted Of HIMSELF wife and ten child
rem, has been severely afflicted with dysentely
this season, his wife and five of the children
having died with that disease within the space
Of six weeks. Mr.. Enoch Smith, of the same
township, also lost his wife and three children
within the spaca of two weeks by dysentery.--
Himself and three more orhs children had the
disease also, but are recovering from it, Mr..
David ShoH, of the same township, was buried
on Saturday week last, and four more OF the
same family are now down with the same sick
ness. The disease still prevails id We neigh
borhood, but not to the extent it has done
heretofore WrightsriHe (Pa., y Star.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
For the Delaware Republican.
TO FARMERS AND OWNERS OF HORSES.


Ma EDIToR --Sir:-I wish to ask favor of you,
which ia simply this, that you will insert few lines
concerning medicine for the Of Horse dis ,ases,
being manufa tured by VIM. Start, Esq, Of your
town. On the 10th May, received note from one
of my friends residing in Caroline county, Md, in
which ne stated he had obtained mixture of lIiDi.
ment that cured two of his most valuable horses,
whit he Il uy believed would have died with oholic)
in tho course Of few hours had h6 speedily pro-
cured some ofhs Invaluable and successful ixture,
prepared by Mr. W II Start, ofSmyrna, Del, A..
mong Others my friend Mr.. Peter Grant, also certi
es that he knew it had been tested with like
in bis neighbsrhoOd, / haye yefy large number
Of horses, and TO them suffer as often have un'
| til received quantity of the above medicine, was
painful in the extreme. purchased OF u. X Mere.
dith, Esq tagent in Baltimore for the sale OF sal
medcine) six bottles, and on the oath May, few
days after, two Of my horses we're taken sick, and
their smell was intolerable from eating green hay.
| | then had no opportunity OF testing Mr.. starts
Remedy and, sir, in the course OF two hours after
the dreuch was given, can truly say that both
horses were entirely relieved. have also seen IL
tested since, tho effects being satisfactory in every
case therefore believe, as do many who are ac
quainled with the nature and facts oil these cases.
that Il excels anything ever in use for diseases to
which the horse Is subject. And hope all persons
having horses, aud who can get this mixture (which
is only fifty cents per hottle will give 1t trial II
required would be glad for all the farmers Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, to have the knowledge
Of this great aud sure remedy for hOrses and also
for the manufacturer to receive liberal rewardtor
his discovery
| Ii is by the persuasion Of several friends that
attempt to make this Liniment known.
Yours. respectfully, X, HOWARD.
Howard st Bait
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
MISS MARY TAYLOR


a., FASIIIONA BLE MILIINER,
G. second Street, second d or ItOin OTHnge, Wal
n.y. ming on Delaware, good assortment Of Eluwir
Ribbons, Sc, constaify on hand, At as0nhl Ii
" Sep ai-lni0
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION election for
State officers has been so one-sded, that all
interest in it seems to be lost The official
returns come in very slowly, but they indicate
a very large plurality for Packer, probably 20
or 40 thousand over either of the other two
candidates. 1t is scarcely worth while re-.
cording the imperfect returns Of the counties
till the full return is in officially.
AN UNLucKY Operation A man in Brook
lyn, N. Y. last Saturday fearing a Savings
Bank in that city would Sc bust" drew out
S2OO-all he possessed. He told all his friends
OF his good luck in getting the money, took
several drinks, got tight" and had his pock-
ct picked of every dollar. He did not make
much by that operation.
SUICIDE FROM RELIGIOUS ExCITEMENr-Mr Mrs.
Ruiz, the wife of respectable citizen of
Mount Pleasant township, Westmoreland couu
| ty, Pa, committed suicide on the morning Of
the 9th inst, by hanging herself in room adj
Joining her bedroom. Cause, said to be in
| sanity, from religious excitement
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

: :
nm THE subscriber would inform his friends an.
Essa&&A the public generally, that he has commenced
M a&ks the Harness making BUSINESS, in the second
SPY Glory oftho Carriage Manuihctory Of Gregg x
Buwe, corner of Third and French streets,
Whining tan Dell is prepared TO furnish or make 20
order ali khde Of light harness At reasonable Prices
mi maRng every article In the best and most substantial
manner 10 merit and reoeiyeH alr share y
Thnse wishing 10 purchnRo NRrness are 70 call
IA 2nD. dEOhuE w sooEoos-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

We have been kindly favored with the fol
lowing extract from letter just received from
a young and promising Delawarian of this city
gu board the U $. ship Wabash, on the in
telligence at Aspinwall of the loss of the Cen
trail America
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
Jar j D. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED CA.
q PrHOIIQuN. For THE RELIEE Ann GnRn nE

mny 7jmo, Central Depot 3DI Brnad%ay, N y
III you ws 10 furnish chamber with full Gem
prIsng one Dressing Bureau with Standard and Gnas
Bclstead ash stand at four Cane Seat Chairs,
The small sum Of S25,
fio 10 MACNlCuOL'S, Fourth mud sihrpey SIS.
ltyOu would Inrn Ghhnef cheap, comp Sang HI
snn, 0ne Wash stand, on Baisteid, tlrec Wood Sea
chars, and dl mol wish to pay mare than Sy,
Go to MACNlCH0L'S, Fourth and SIMPLIFY Sic.
lfynu w1ald save from Five In Eight DolntsOn 4 Mar
tie Top DresSlnS Bureau,
Ciotn MACNiGn0E'S, F0ultL ana shiplcy Sis.
III yan would sAveitnm Five tn Fight DOiluGra when you
buy SuiI Of 'Pcte.
Ga 10 MNGNIOHQLS F0urth and Sinpley SITS
lfynu WOnld from Two to Three Dollar on set
phustered RgTor Chairs,
you would save fin Twenty hvo cent 10 Two DOlaIs
set al Cane Seal ChulTs..
Gdt0 MACNlCHDEts Fourth and Shnples $ .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

:! $H# ;: ,i$:: ;!;E !, III:
lruelness. in all its Tanohen. Having been gu.
sased iof a number of in the same busneFs az
Phi ndephia, Their will consist Of the best mate
riai nnd Workmanship. Fine single and double earri9ss
HARNESS Team Harness Saddles, BrideJ, MaItlngaies,
ITnnks " hips, &c. Collars always on hand, We hope
6y street attention business, to merit share tile
PATRONAGE bestowed upon the iormer nrQprietoIs'.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
To Railroad Contractors
Fasa. Ahent Amhretrpe..

Faos4 AbONE AIllDTDtypts.
A MHFgUTNRHN we're "kafredEcaae in kashyyiis
"a b. A LARC0dBk.
Aussrotypss ua6s Ro~h-rs se N Nashville tAAn At
a . AuAfetyps Rasras. Ne. ~ College 81
AnsFoiy Pcs 1te upnn sois plate glass Asrnst-
say ss1ed and A1s prutseisd against all Possely Of tn
ams-os7ps csunisrssis srs nads en- single glass; net
ssasd add b dnran Ordinary dagassreeiyps
AhrptPez nEafed ~ InveatfF - dstinEush
she~ faa A. oier riciares othar borrow The sals,
srA Appls ~ isuror Pissare vhsA aeks he uaia
9f<nes ~ - kuabesrFps-tsas sai taraAaisF. AIS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
RAILROADS s. STAGES

iara2re excen' such as l. specified in first aad Third
class; Coffee Nil= Machinery: Foreign Li7s0rs, in
0ols.' aud pipes; Tobacco in boxes L-ather in rols
ana hoXes; els, in bbls. ana casks: Crockery and
OneensWare in crates and casks Rice, Whiting.
Plaster Sheet Brass and Copper per 100 lbs....st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DUNKIBK,
BUFFALO and


NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at NJ 10 An and P NJ
HTIRST TRAIN-Ceveland, PttsburE, Steubenville and
Wheeling, Lighting Express, leaves Cincinnati at o'clock
for all the Eastern cities also, Detroit via Cleveland
Springfield, Wilmington, Crcleve, Lancaster and lanes
vile, Chcothe and Athens This stops between Gin
cinnat and Columbus at Loyeand Morrow Xena and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAIN Cleveland, Pttsburg and Wheeling TX
Mail, leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock Csye
land PittsburE and Wheeling for all the cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and COlum
bus
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati al
$3.50 O'Clock, Tor Springfield, Wilmington CrceyiIle
and Lancaster, Chicotbe and Ilisborough. This train
stops at all points between Cincinnati and spi rEhed
FOURTH IRAIN-CeveIand and Pittsburg Night Express
leaves Cincinnati at o'clock via Cleveland and Pitts
burg Tor al The Eastern cities. This train stops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday $50 O'Clock P NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnat.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information please apply at the Offices No Burne
House, second door West Vine street 10 III Gibson
House Building and Old office, Southeast o. Broad
way and Trent street. opposite Spencer House t the
Eastern tLittie hiamD Depot, has; Front treet.
once hours ron ~ 4 A., urtR 81 p. ~
P. W. STRADER Gen 1Agt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the prize Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions at either of the shove
Offices viii call for ssengeTs il all parts of the city with
outfai lmay2Tl H. B. RUGGLEs, Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
sUKMRR ARRANGEMENT.
LITThE MIAMI

s. -. = - .s.-s
COMMENCING mONDAY, MAY 18Th
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
REGJLAS WEEKLY CINCINNATI q
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

4 cTsn - TIE new light cTrb -
hgZE-SsS-a5 dr7uFht steam -rass5.Ss1
szss-zzsG14zss CT GIN PIKE rzz2zSSzlzEzszsz5
GRACE Master being expressly hu for this trade with all
the modern improyeuleuts with the light draGght sub
stan ial and steamer AsUEL 2. PIBBARD, SAMUEL
P Hss sd, Master, viii regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between tie above portone OF the boats
beiI port every week These boats being in Command
of old aud experienced conmandants and With superior
facilities for passengers and feghts socts share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight appv en- beard or
10 H. II. HARRISON, Agent,
oet3l-6m Front street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
For NASHVILLE AED NEW ORLEANS TRADE.

FUR NASHVILLE And NEW UhLEhNo IhADE.
TTNUE andrght draEght steamers oIfrIk -
: CRESCENT, W HOMES, Master, FBgg-TSSs s5fl
will run regularly in the above tradeascA=zs
during the commencing on the hrst rise IN
the Cumberland river. She has excellent modatots
and in point Of speed and safety is unyurPsset For
reght or passage, apply to H Il. HARRISON,
ocf3-dE RUse Agent