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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-19

other colored soldiers and to William Lee he left
an annuity, 'as testimony Of my his sense o
attachment tome, and for his faithful services dur
ing the Revolutionary War; In view of these
facts, it would seem that there was a constant
struggle of his better nature to do that which, ne
elected, has left
Posterity's sad eye to run
Along one line, with slave and Washington
Some one has described that to be Republic
where love of freedom and love of country togeth
er with the execration of despotism are predomi
nant. In this selfstyled model republic bright
Eden'land of nations and proud home of liberty
systematic and persistent measures are put forth
to prosecute and outrage one seventh of the popu
latlon, and to ignore every act performed by them
which win for white men everlasting fame and
honor. But let it be kept in constant remem
brance by the colored American and his friends
and by them held up before the people, that some
OF the most signal and brilliant examples of pat
riotic heroism have been exhibited by colored men
on every revolutionary battle field, from Bunker
Hill to Yorktown and the military and naval
records of the war of 1912 exhibit equal evidences
of the colored mans valor and patriotism. In
deed, this last war was undertaken because of the
impressment of three seamen, two Of whom were
proof, at least that they
American citizens. And yet with all these facts
written on the page of impartial history, American
Democracy, now grown rabid by high judicial en-
couragement in the Dred Scott decision, though
the foxes have holes and the birds of the air have
nests would leave us no place to lay our heads
for by their bearing they constantly taunting
colored Americans, asking
What right have they here in the home of the
white,
Shadowed DER by our banner of freedom and
right?
If there is any remedy for these stupendous
wrongs, it is to be found in the faithfulness OF
word and action Of the true-hearted of all parties
whose cxertiors will be rewarded by reeenerat-
ed state of public opinion, declaring that coorod
American citizens have rights that all mankind
are bound to respect.
Boston, August, 1857. W.CN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22


DON'T FoRGET TO fRAY.-A lady who had
the charge of young persons not OF kindred
blood, became on one occasion perplexed with
regard to her duty. She retired to her own
room TO mediate, and being grieved in spirit,
laid her head on table and wept BITTERLY
She scarcely perceived her little daughter, seat
ed quietly in the corner. Unablelonge TO beai
the sight of her mothers distress, she stole
softly TO her side, and taking her hand in bota
her own, said, ,''Mamma, once you taught me a
pretty hymn - AA
III e'er you meet with trials,
Or troubles on the way,
Z. Then cast your care on Jesus,
.4nd don't forget to prGy.''
The counsel OF the little monitor was taken,
and relief came. The mother was repaid for
rightly training her child, by having her be-
come her own blessed teacher, s'0ut of the
mouths of babes and sucklings, God has or
dained praise. .o-Sayiags of laftc ones.
SUIcIDE FOR LovE.--A wretched victim OF
misplaced confidence, named VIM. Huling,
| committed suicide in Iowa last week under tne
| following circumstances He had been pay
ing serious attentions to young lady anu suo "nS
| ing her ride past with another gentleman, ana
| knowing that they would soon return, Ie ".ns .ha
and hung himself upon an apple tree py .ue
road side, in full view OF the lady ana ms fNAi
and soou expired.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
J.. s. WHEELER,
LII L p L u y Ii n al O n

a., = :, : 4 ILOMt
oDD v LILO VS. HA l. L., NEWARK, DEL,
IA THE SUBSCRIBER tepdershis thanks to his
8A numerous patrons for their liberal patronage
Ma since he commenced business in Newark and
IN would respecti1 state that he has removed to
" the Odd Follows Hall where lie will have more
and greater facilities in the conduct Of his 6us
Being practical tailor and having had large
perenoe in the art OF garment drans and employiIg
all orders lett at his store will he executed in neat and
substantial and the shUrtest notice The best
quality lCLorHs and YEsTINes, oOnstant-
ykept on hand besides Hrse and vaTled assortment oi
Shuts Sispentlers, Gc Aluan uxoelient nssnrtmesnfi
Of Havana and domestic Seghrs, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco with variety OF other nrtIolea usually Be
had in a Tobacco Store. apr, 9 ly,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
NE WARN.
The Great Diseoverv.

..1Q II G.HnDDERs' ETECTR6 FEVER AND
~ ~. AaUE CURE, viii cure aay case Of long
tH o. short standing ut first attempt. No humbusi-
- No p1is9mn q ENTIRELY haEmess 40 ssets Ini
produces healthy state Of the IS STEM and entirely
eFadi cat the predlsposOn he di sea
Prepared BY r. @. HUDDERS, Dfuggisf,
No CURE, NO PAY. Newark, re!awnfe
PRICE 81 81 per box.
". b. "A general asso tment of Druss, Paints OILS
40, on hand, q nd for sale on Teasunable terms.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

young lady and her brother, she only surgivln
members Of family who bad all died OF eonanlnp Z
ion had gone to Cuba for the benefit OF their healtt
She died while they wore making preparation 20 re
turn home A few minutes before her death sh
said, ''dear Harry. had but one, Dnt one wish
had hoped that might live to get tbere-I had 5
longed to zee dear New England onco more, aud /
be buried under the old elm tree at home"
~ feel that l am dying now,
My life is ebbiDg fast,
The dew of death Is on my biow,
Life's joys for me are past.
U, lift me up and let me see
Once m0re the setting sun,
That g'oriGus sun alas, like me,
His race Ia almost run!
bad one WISH an though regret
Aud wish alike are vain,
Sli that wild longing haunts me yet,
Again and yet again;
wish that could tread once more
The paths We used to roam,
And see once mere the co,tnge door
ut our New England home.
New England! how the dear name thrills
10 my hearts inmost core;
D, could climb your bteeEy hills,
Your granite rocks 0nee more!
U, could feel your mountain bIesze
Upon my feyered brow,
And stand amid your forest trees
Beneath their waving boughs'
TistTne this sunny CLINE is bright
Fair are your fJwers and vines,
But oh, I'm woary Of the eight,
My longing heart still pines,
To see the pinks and violets
That In our garden grew,
The sweet bIiar flowers their petals wet 7.
With drops OF shining dew
In vain, in vain to-morroRs sun
Will never rise for me;
shall bo laid beneath the shade
or yonder orange tree;
chose the spot last night for then
Its branches seemed to wave
30 like the weeping olmj that band
Above our mothers grave.
o. had hoped and Ionged, yes more,
Il was my only prayer,
Te see again New England shors,
And, to be buried thsrel
These orange trees will never shed
Such dewy tears for me, .---t
would have bathed u y lowIy bed
Beneath that old elm tree,
Ny homel where ohildhood's days were passed,
IIoF fondly memory olings
To those bright days, too bright to last,
And dear familiar things!
know God wills it for the best,
But II is bard to die,
And lie down to that dreamless rest
Beneath foreign sky,
Farewell farewell, and when your eyes
Behold our home once more
D, then you think Of her who lies
Upon a far of shore
Farewell-=ch, it Is hard to part
But 1t were vain to tell
Tho bitter pangs that rend my heart
Again-fareWell, farewelll'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
THE QUESTION snTT1ED

: :
THE U uNRIyALLED CHEAP TAiLoHs, At NFwAHH,
IA ARE selling their sOrda cheaper than any ihel
A store IN Delaware and hlary land. Their Store l.
ma visited by people for miles, who former IL
MG. were IN the habit Of going 70 philadephia AND
baltimore to act Clothing, but who now nuknOw
ledge that they can procure them at this establishment
cheaper and better C0ats Vests and Pants of every
Drawe SuSpenders, SO, 10 alundnnc All who W nj
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

oFFIoIAL.--In the following illustration of 3
printing Office dialogue, there is decidedlv
more truth than poetry;
Foreman You fellow with the red hair.
what are you at now
CompositOr-I'm setting "a House nm F;rat,
| almost done.
Foreman-Whats Poulson about7
| Murder
Foreman-F'inish it as quick as possible, and
help Morse through with his telegraph. Cas-
| sidy what are you trying to get up2
Cassidy--fA panic in the Money Market
Foreman-McCarteny whatare you distri-
| buting2
McCarteny-'Pri in Perham's Gift Enter
| prise
Forenan-Stop that, and take hold of this
| RUNAWAY Horse.'
| Harker, what in the thunder have you been
about in the last half hour7
Harker-Justiiying the "Compromise Mea
sures," which my sub set
Foreman-Y0u chap on the stool, what are
You on 2
Compositor--On the "TabIeH YOU give ma.
have no room tor it.
Compositor-HOw abont these 0MunicipaI
Candidates 20
:, Foreman-Run them in, What did you say
Harker-Shall lead these ssMan of Dai
aware7''
Foreman-No. They're solid, of course.
Compositor-Do you want a bold face head
to "Jenny Lind's Family2''
Foreman--Noi such things 60 in small caps,
Malin, have you got up that ''Capital Joke7S
Malin-No, sir-I'm out of sorts.
Foreman-Well, throw in this Million of
California gold.' and when you get through
with It, III give you some more. Wilson,
have you finished the ssCoalition 7''
Wilson-fes, sir, the "Coalition'' is all up.
Foreman-Buzine what HAYS yon got
Buzlhe-'' Nothing 10 Ware.''
Forsman-Well, never mind that-take this
Clothing for the Poor"
Foreman-Pressman, what Job have you on
the press2
Pressman-'' Burkshire Pigs for Sale 90
foreman-ATe You nearly off q
Pressman--No. The DEVILS gone over to
Dutehle's after IA cents worth of molasses candy
TO treat the office, and yonder he is-(looks out
at the window)-c0nfonnd his ugly picture
playing marbles in the street. exit pressman
down stairs, talking to himself.)
Editor-What do you want noyl
Deyil-More copy, sir.
Editor-Have you completed that aEloquent
thanksgiving Discourse
Yes, sir and I've got up "A Warm Win
ter"
of.
Exit Devil with fat take.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

FILLING UP.---A singer who had led the
psalm tune at a meeting a short time since,
finding his concluding word, which was Jacob,
had not syllables enough to finish the music,
ended thus; 'Isa.a-a--J IA -a-fol-de- riddle
cnb - gH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
Dorr. q. w. EsAINEs,
DEN IST.
nj nxy,n.,Iy nal

rs.s-. ASMANH PERSONS ARE M or AWARE
YS Of the tine necessary to- perform PEI ieet opera
those AZ distances, who NAV contemplate visiting ms,
well as to myself, to thus publioy suggest snc the
p0priety OF timely iniOTnns by mai otherwise
that effect ltsquesL this aaR favor moi especially
where the operations required are of suon
render them nscesaarlly lengthy suoen time car
then pc reserved for such lpeeia and pre-
vent is6ppontment r., w. HAINES, ID D.
aUr In-ff Matu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NEU- -ARK DEF

DAVIS W. DEHAyEN, PROPRIETOR.
LA THE UNDERSIGNED takes this methnd 10
tSA 10 the travelling public, that he sii CON
sssm tnues TO keep Ihs vel known estab bishnen and
IsbAN Is prepared TO accommodate all in the basi
manner disposed 10 1av9 hun with hbIr patronage. The
rooms we'll furnished and yentilaei al trouble Of
expense spa ed to provide for lie wants aud coTts al
his guests,good aalug il attached to the Hntel with III
iusTions and experienced Osters, and good will he
taken Of animals aud vohces Eales and others who
lima III fiis thuntfs 10 dnfins Mstni Set'il-
tat n,n M where lind more delightful healthy place
hc coantry Ohglns md attentive servants VIII be s3,
o1tps II The House, Hack leaves the Hotel 70 connect
Vim each train Of Cars, to convey pas5enEe Eha
Dennr, FIN - y, ;'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

Quaint old Fuller says;--stLet him who ex-
poets one class of society TO prosper in the
highest degree, while the other n in. distress,
t:y whether one side of his face can smile
while the other is pinched."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

SofENrIFIo FARMER The Albany Rnicker-
booker says that there is man in Greenbush
who believes in rotation of crops. One year
he raises nothing, the next year weeds.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

4 hoT STEAK or Coup OHop Would you
rather die by The guliuiine, or he roasted to
death? BY the later .psocessi because hot
stake (stedh is better than 60 d chop.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

lawyer having some legal business to trans
act with widow lady, took occasion to inquire
her age. The matron, who had long since
dotted the ''widow's Weeds" attempted to look
prlm and much younger than she really was, as
she replied, 'tThirty-five, sir.'' Then, turning
to the daughter, he said, ssMay be so bold,
miss, as to inquire your age2'' ssCertainly
am little past thirty-two-most three years
younger than mother ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

SENSIBLE DooToR.--A doctor up town
gave the following prescription for sick lady,
few days since:-'sA new, bonnet, Cashmere
shawl, and pair Of gaiter-boots.p The lady,
recovered impediately'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

Waichman spare that jug. Touch not
drop 1t served me many a tug, and will be
its prop. Twas my forefather's hand that
placed il in his cot. There, watchman, let il
stand-thy club shall harm it not. The
old familiar jug, whose credit and renown, arc
known to many a mug, and would'st thou
smash it down Watchman forbear the blow
break not IFS earth b-brown clay; nor make tho
iquer flow, but let the old ing stay.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

HANDSOME PREsENT.-The President OF the
United States, it is said, has presented Captain
johnson, of the Norwegian bark Ellen, who
saved 49 of the passengers and crew of the ill
fated Central America, with magnificent gold
pocket chronometer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

care you the mate Of the sship7o Asked
an emigrant ofthe cook, who was an Irishman.
"No, sir; I'm the man that cooks the mate
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
DO YOU OWE THE PRINTER ,

DO YOU OWE THE PRINTER
Come sinful debtor, in whose breast
Some conscience may revolve,
Come with your coward fear opress'd,
And make this wise resolve!
I'll seek the printer, though my debts
Do like a mountain rise
know his wants, I'll pay him oil,
Whatever else deties.
Perhaps he may take my excuse
Perhaps believe | lie
But if | perish | will pay,
And thus his thoughts DEFY
Straightway I'm to his sanctum CO.
And see him lace to face,
IJiI boldly fork .sthe tin that's due,
And thank him for his grace.
Although ashamed thus late to go,
ami resolved to try
For if stay away, know
In infamy III die.
know his patient nature well-
Delinduents he'll forgiven
win kindly pardon debtors sins,
And bid such suppliants live.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
HUMOROUS.

My bruders, said an old darky preacher, 1
should ha' been a aeciple OBJ the Lord forty
years ago, but Dress ae lord, de debil wouldn't
let me.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

The retired humbug, whose sands of life are
nearly run cut, that discovered while in the
West indies, a remedyto TO cheat silly people out
oftheir money, has, fortunately had, by the
generosity of a Jerseyman, two barrels of Eand
sent to him, which will we presume, keep his
glass turning for sometime 10 come
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

I'niI NEW AND VALUABLE rREPA- =
IL pTesentedto the public by lhe rpprletoi Rt-
teT giving It an extenslY trelnnd reesiyinE ihe nh
certainly prevent the ihnguu ofthe hnr and IestoIe
when " has fallen, u effect uHlly oleanses the scalp
fol al ndnd7u and pfevents its forming, ID IS most
beautiful dresser OF the har producing hne gloss and
softness 1t particularly recommended to the ladies'
t, Prepared by Dr, EDW. WORREIty
At Delaware City,
PRtCt. s74 and I5 eshts psi hottie.
SUd in " ilmngtun by Messrs, EDN ARD MclNALI
nj a. II. g RIMSHAW, Drugeists Now u Bmos
Testim0ntdf 10 DR.. h. W0rTeH.
DELAWARE CRY, DEL., Feb. q, 1857;
DEAR SIR-l afoEes me much pleasure to teSny to me
scrlbed number Of whore the hair had fallen out
from severe disease and ~ every case proved suceessn
Eowth by stimulating the ioices and ceelise5 the scalp
hy removing danru and leaves he hair so and glossy
The great advantage in s that It does not leave thar oi
aihesveneas which preparations ofthe kind now III ae are
apt TO do.
am sustained in my testimony by many ladies of tho
highest responsibility in our nelghbeThOnd who have used
j aud spoken to me Of qualities. am firmly G1nylhsed
i only required to he known 10 insure It's general USE and
can eonscenionsly recnmen It asa SAFE eeacous and
scientific preparation Yours respectfully.
JOHN II, FROMBERGER, NJ. ID.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22


w PH,LApELPu,..
I hs Il sate as a
G m msVe5s s dSy nan,S morn
'""''1'' INFER fSF FIVE PER CENT,
In6 atgs sos 8 ss Inv "re TSa Iok 10 on de
a9S so,;b HENRG Ip /; h hnENNER, nIH, t=Iesidsnt =
WM. j. REED, SsetetarS. ''4''s"'
- DtREGToRs.
hddsEs hdssEas, eSS9at SaPst 6@f5sIr Gq%ei 4s%sss SRRs
SamIe 4. Ashton, Henry l., .,churo6man.
seempsny sonSoes il. sntfs, 10 thsrs
csyins S q %SHss % RsrSst T6s sssais sSant
Ek osss ss a Sas M%M ANRH @ ssEE 81 eoi
f%Sn HN ss aas 1 & ss' Ike Al
"H hs asiitutian SH To .''' " s''o ' mar Wv y
MARghSi YARD,
MlDDLEfoWN, DELAWARE.
he sANs SsoSs d S Rsy
country H dhSs ss hHSe Ss s4 SS9nf " sy,d Re A oye
@hsS tSes sssse are 10 Snas
AsS TGi
ssssiahmsa' ssIsss warranted !" and city
may .Sma: :---s--sAND sANDs'& GlLBERT.
Blaokamithing u WheelWrlghtlng.
19s ~ Siss
f Tse 'ns a TPSd SsB
lie who generously extended to him their patron
age that he has purchased the interest in the Wheel
Wright slOp Adj6inng All will hereafter conduct both
signed 10 have no hut Practical mechanics in his
%sa sss ESss sY Ss;PsssS 'Sys%
cout ed at y eslab shment, suffice il say that work
OF ever description pei tainIng the business will be
prom, tiy executed.
y Horse shooting done at all tmes and epaiTng
tended 70 promptly, .,. --,. X.
W9SgG%SP W SisS Cream g;s7slsa y Fs,aass ee
low. As1,lh5 bal In Of Theusald lowers al reduced
price, DWARDMclNALL, DruE store,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
PHILADELPHIA, WHINING IuN 81 Bali |
MORE RAILROAD.
4fa ~

4ha I'LL sssssaas
,N;and. after THURSDAY, July, an, lss7 the pas-
sussh ,s''' LA AyEPHILApgsb,pyMl 49,,
%insiSn 81 & A Z n VI NJ II
SJSisiSas a i. 4 NJ n ias sHa e EFT q A.
s''lfFFas siSSA g. f5& " Rnff1llL fPfh1lLf9MsLrulA, & M
h'''S HE%sSs 4 y 9 Sis %sas
AliidietownatI 10; a. N and ,ps p, NI. ~
ssais'3il TaIlHs (. n u ESR sHl i bjiRiTfiMoRn Il Nh
vi S$ 'S$
LsayaJs. f; a q g p NJ ''''H 'A"
FSssht rrHn, with Passenger attached, will run
ISsSsfrhPbs for ranyvle intermediate
!, WfiNnstoni for Porrsvile and intermediate paoea
aaE: ,on vi rn,asss's@ 81 nFsEELTf6N. President
Delaware. F.fcntht0Wn & New Castle d
Wilming eun Railronds,
ia NM A 5ps a. @h,s M,
SH%tsSsS SS'Ssd = ica %'fEf A.
SsISssSii,e SSSnHSaif ogges'iSs 4 ,saoPA,
4: sIsSSSSs5 ISSaslSxa 80 g K n ast3i IS, M
iiiIaEg$ S$%s{sas N
SSs@fssqIs Ss%dss 9:s5 f. f. A. 4: u Va StoR p Il NJ
Rtsgs5 tsIpsis sisS IS a \. Nj Ii, 1Ei 1.iiF, T. M,
iSssfas SsFsa.saa az 80 a 81 ii, iaPNM 3.,5 =.
5 s5. dss4sss EIsssP9t rSss lsS a n T. Sis S5 rH
New s.Y Castle, ll,g5 S A. Al. 80 p, A.
G @ 6SYFds afs * r. ii ii is
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III H. qSSssS's Fss;Snt L Sss g 4 HMsaspMa NJ H.,
sSasssi sSasssSH "a; !s,S" n II 4li.55FF. 4li.55FF;. y
islSpsis iSsHsii t. TO- % a 7 ii; y Ssp, III III -
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

:, Yankee went to market to buy sausages.
ne held out link to his dog, bat he refused
angrily inquired the dealer.
-, said the Yankee, "Iye nothing agin
EN- only dog wont eat dog, that's all
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
Carriage Mandatory,
SLnth strast. a60ps ByOaRigaH, OHsssA, Dsl

SlnN StTast, aB0Vs BT0aai1ay, Odessa, Dfi
esss. III p. BAKER i esp ,eti fully an
NfA H nOInoeatO to the public that he
J.sfsss$~--.,.s is prepared to manufacture Carrl
5T1JIt1- IN ages Of every description IN styl
SS-s tsyeaSs2a of elegance and durability Of finish
f7ssl-sasseses ulsup passsd by any ntheres bliah
n1 IT tS sys9T s9TnS he aRsGonds az NE work and
oaaGh and smth shop he Inns increased facilities 70 exc
cutting work anc hopes by constant attention business
to merit q share ofthe public patronage,
N,B-Repairng neatly and eYpeditiously dome and
second hand oarraReA for sale. iy 27-ly,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

lady neighbor and acquaintance-th dot
ing mother of a waggish lad-having bottled
lot OF nice preserves, labelled them, sPut IN BIZ
Mrs. D. cher name.)
Johnnie, her promising boy, having dis
covered the goodies, soon ate up the contents
OF the bottle, and then wrote on the bottom of
the label, 'Put doiun by Johnnie D.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

'anlloo there, how do you sell wood q,
sBy the c0rd.'
'Pshawl-how long has II been cut y
'FOur feet.
How dumb mean how long has it been
since yOn cut it7 ~
mo longer than ii is now.'
live long.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

- ,RlTfERS Patent TRUss is aekuoyledzed
~ - by many OF The medical pToes SION IN IN III est
t9 lrnssin nse tis the general opinion Of ali who
W. B klNS3Y CORNER 5th Market et,, Las purchase
the only rightto seit IN the Hte Of Delaware RITTj
TRUSS, and KIT [ERs ABp0AfINAL and UMBILICAL SUr-
s0RTER The afflicted can have the truss ktod on at his
Drug store; there room connected with the
ment on purpose faf tttne on tTusses. aug Is-f
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

1 lEANES, No. III NJ trkat StTest, between Fuurtt
and Eilth SIS ns pp tchased The right to take ME
IN LalNOi y PES which nre acknowledge by all to bt
superior TO he dg uerreoty pes Ambrntypes. And
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lNCORPORA By
the Stele of Peunsylvanla,
ls55. The Charter provi
ued that no Manager, Off
Ger or Az ent shall directly
or indirectly, borrow at j
Money from the SUoiet y .
All sums pald hack on
demand, Also, that q Hook
shall be Kept, in which
every deposition shall be az
liberty "a appoint some
person or persons to whom
IN case Of death the money
shall be paid.
deposits received at 1--WE
per cent, interest. In sums
nfOne Dollar and upwRrus,
,lrem Mariners, waiermen,
Steyedores, ShipwTights,
4 1radesInen. Clerks, Me
clIanles and l.alprt RS, and
particularly invite DepO
sits from
MARKED AND SIN
GLE WON EN-.
Remember that Sickness
and want OF Employ ment
arc the tate ofail, moro es-
peoially those who labor
hing !or q RAINY day.
} o'clock, A. NJ :, until5 p.
Iiay until . IN the Evening,
al.l.. Secretary, JAMES
Has. NJ. MORRIS.
Ion. JOB X. Tyson.
Gorge BOldln, Is.
Inhert Morris. ...
Onward l.. Clark,
lapt. John gallagher,
nhn Rice,
lchaId q. StotesbUry,
William r, jerks,
June 25-Iy.