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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
Items Of News.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press says the almost universal
impression is that Orr will b. elected
Speaker on the first ballot We hope this
may prove true. Mr.. Orr ia an experienced
pariamentarian, u sound Democrat, and u
statesman Of conservative views
The steamboat Kentucky arrived at Gin
cinnati from Maysville lat Saturday, with
thirteen hundred live hogs, and two hundred
and fifty dead ones. which had been +uilocatcd
on the boat. Their carca~es sold in Gin
cinnati for two and half cents gro%.
by the official returns the capture Of
Delhi cost the British force in killed and
wounded, 81 officers and l,17G men, being
one.thrd of the stormipg force.
An Ohio paper says that during the recent
tornado in that State, Miss WmrE, q young
lady Of Crestline. aged lG years, was carried
by the force of the wind several hundred
fct, an, left in the top OF cherry tree.
She glided through aerial space, hoops and
ALL like n thing Of air, and descended upon
tree with all the majesty and ease Of an
eagle in lowering to ia nest. She escaped
uninjured.
In the Circuit Court of Bedford county,
Va, last week, Miss EiMrRA WiyGErElD
obtained verdict Of S27 900 damages from
WV. SrEIS for breach 81 marriage contract.
The lady is about thirty four years Of age,
and the gentleman eighty. This was a
second trial of the case. former jury having
given a verdict Of $500 for tho plaintiff,
which was set aside on motion Of the de-
PENDANT.
Our readers have already learned that the
dalton Divorce Gaze" which occupied so
much OF the time Of one of the Massachusetts,
Courts, and 40 much space in the Boston
newspapers, awhile ago, has been quietly
disposed of-Mr. DAiroS having withdrawn
his suit II is understood that Mr. and
Mrs u. have been living together in retire,
mcnt some hour or five months, and that the
former has become satisfied Of the injustice
Of his charges against his wife. The discon.
tinnancc OF tho case was basel upon an agree.
mcnl. signed by the parties, and placed on
file in the Court.
some time ago Mr. GRAy, OF Newport,
Ny, was en,rapped into the house OF Mr..
JouNsroN and there forced to marry Miss
ELIZA JouNroN. GsAy. though he had
been lover Of the lady, refused TO live with
her, and instituted suit for divorce. The
Cincinnati Commercial states that their trout
bles have been tcrminatcd--,he lady dying
IN child birth last week.
Two Methodist ministers in North Caro-
lima Messrs EDWARDS and RossER, have
been disciplined for indulgence in the game
Of ,en'pcn4 at the Virginia Springs last sum
mcr. They pleaded guilty, expressed regret
for the act. stated that they were not con
,cjous Of intention to- do wrong, and promised
not to do 50 any more, The Couierenc,
which tried them. in session at Elizabeth
City. accepted the acknowledgment, and
permitted them 10 continue their functions
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The Mayors election took place in New
York GA the lst OF December, \ very
large vote was pooled. and rIkSASS. the eat.
liens candidate, was elected by majority
OF about 800 over FERNANDO Wcop. The
following Wards have been heard from
complete
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
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N'"'' 'f''''N ~ 't'-' '"''
Decrease m iS5J, ..,.,...,..... s5,2Ol ,oo
The imEortations Of woolcn, silk aud iron
manufactures have dccpas'd while the i'm
por'a,ons OF cotton and linen manufactures
have increased The DECREASE IN silk impor-
ta,icns amounts TO five millions oi dolarS,
and the nccas OF cotton impor'aiions 10
over two and half millions. The imports
Of linen, woolsn and ,rua manufactures have
not materially altered
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

lsromArloSs,--'lhc Report OF The Seerc-
tary OF the Treasury, TO be- presented to
Congress mex, month, will, i, is stated. show
the imports for the fiscal war, ls5,. OF the
principal foreign manufactures. namely
Wooden. Cotton. six. Linen and Iron IA h.
a. follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The Lexington Ss'e,r,lu csn,ral.c' the
repoyt that VIZ. REPRESENTATIONS va, about
"a ,akc up his resit-nce al the feieral cap
tai. The sale II his homestead was a move
meni prompted by domestic reasons. with
~ purpose o: a change Of home.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The foregoing embraces all but three
wards, and gives IlrNANS | 500 majority.
lie is elected by about 800 majority.
Mayor Woop. though twiN ryc,,d
Mayor, has never had majority of the
votes in the city, In 1884, he received H.,
l16 votes, but the three opposing candidates
received 33,5ia. In 1885, he rccivcl 81.
563 and his four opponcn,s received i3.t,l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

Gov. McRAv. OF Mississippi issues the
following busnesslike proclamation for
Thanksgiving -
since have been in otlicc, haNc, in
each year Us Governor Of thu State, with.
out any authority of law, bu, sustained by
ancient custom. appointed day OF Thanks
giving, Thursday the nineteenth day OF ,hl.
month, is the day now appointed. There b.
certainly some super ruling fro'rdrncc
which has brought Us into existence. anal
which will ultimately accomplish the ends
for which Nc wcr created not only a. lud-
viduals, but as Issorlc Nothing can,
therefor bc los, by rocoguizing the obligs-
ton which W. owe 10 thu ~apruc Beins--
hy /, much may be saincl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

B,RNKss Nsw TsLTas,ruic MACuNE. =
\ new rclcgrapbic Machine. Just invented
AFTER many wears Of Investigation and labor,
by Mr. EpNuNp T., BARNES, is now in az.
tual and successful operation between dis
tan, points. The peculari,ies Of this new
pa,en, arr several among which may be
named the following Ii, II requires no
sAill to use it. and any person can operate
with it on the first trial correctly and salts
ac,orily ID II writes in alphabetical
characters. though workoi Ivy single per.
sou with case aud rapidity 81, The ma.
chinery IL very simple and very strong, ard
not a, all able TO GO, GU, of orler ith |,
is no, dcransrd by ,hun,icr storms. bu, can
he wcrkrl with equal fidelity IN all wealth.
crs. Sth, Being very simple. i, il no, very in
cxpcnsive.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

MYSTERY, MURDER, ROMANCE IND CREME IN
hENphIs, TENN.-A short time ince young
man ny the name ofTenner, in Iemphis, Ten
hessec of most hlameless life and manners,
WIS assassinated in the street at sight. 1t was
NOT known that he had an enemy in the world,
anu 20 motive ofplunder could have prompted
she uted, us his person was not robbed Of the
most riting possession. A dee n. dark myste-
~ enshrouded the assassination, which Is now
pelhg lifted to reveal new chase of social
shame and crime fatally mstak en- in its aim.-
a cln' mas been obtained viii CHI promises to
ueveiep that young Tanner Wa 3 killed by mis-
take lor another man-that other man, the
husband Of wife for whom Ii ae assassin had
concol,ed passions and the murder was to
npno. me h, husband from bot Seen him and the
lhe 100 selected to commit hs murder. He
lp S the man, and poor \ amer fell instead
W 'Ho poomeu husband. s Hch is life
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

A Lucky SHIP.-An cnterprising hip owner
Of Boston despatched one Of his vessels the
clipper ship Shooting Star, last July, with an
assorted cargo hence to Shanghai, China. She
arrived there in season to dispose of her cargo
before the troubles between the British and
tho Celestials became an open rupture at Cam
toni but too late. TO obtain return cargo of
tea. When the nows of active hostlities
reached here, the owner of the Shooting Star
to him, and two weeks sin he would gladly
concluded that it would prove losing business
70 him, and two weeks since ho would gladly
have disposed Of his vessel for $4,000. BIZ
he last mail he received the gratifying intelli-
gencc that his captain had sold the Shooting
Star to an opium trader, in those parts, for
100000 cash DOWN. sum equivalent, at the
existing rate of exchange, 70 about SG0,0
here. When it is stated the same vessel had
twice previously cleared her original cost
(abont si5,OO0) this last streak of good for
tune will no considered more remarkable
n. Y. Time.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
fFropa the Homo JournAl.1
TIE THISTLE-BL 0SS0M.

10 beautiful meadow, dainty spread
And swee wild foweisot varied nus
An ugly thistle ilo1sshed Loo
h liz soii huninor air, 49,.
In rose In rude form d er the ilasTAHi apu ipi'
Many q GOLDEN butterfly ,..
lnme. Ike sunbeam, iloveInle lnth'
And one, tbs brightest OF all his iaes,
T Mfs s Sld I;sdrsssea bs ,T h,
10 flower that was armed Ike q us"ei' ""
A little sround-sparrow lifting mar
slang alfIid in the butterfly ,seaIl ia.
And kindy warned him t2 hasten y, nW "
Weaving fhoSs words u , ~ t n1n vi '"'
Or soon 5On VIII 70 -. a.. -, ,,,, :
Pioresd through by those Countless 'h''i' ''u
Bonn butterfly never heedod !ag ion ,,;s long,
RAJ M fOklo a wOoer bis oourlshR WIZ po"s'
And Inc very moment no TOOK his ,llh9,
4 Lpley-bed came, with hum ~ dr'isht'
- And hiding his head,
III that ih0fn-guntded beli
Forgot the rich clover all rouiiu hi'ii SP'Va''
The sparrow sang in a louder strain,
HIS lfieudly song OF warning Asaihi .,,,,s
But though It's notes were b5ealhei ~ nee''
With thitstllg lip
He continued to sip
Till heavy with wealth was his Soluel 'hP'
An. tho butterfly knew, and SO did the tee,
Not all sweet il0wers are airest 70 sect ..
And though the thistle was honely hnl Tuush
Yet Ne heart Vi It's blossoms had honey enough
Honey to spnre
Some for the air.
And plenty for ily and for bee 10 ahAte.
How oft L it thus. in the bowers Of Garth,
With human blossoms oflOwly birth;
Their garb nAy ba rude, and lhelt lOTins uncoain'
Yet theif spiTits eDshrine tue sweetness Of IguIt
When such you spy
Oh, pass theni nOl ny
With naughty step and ayert=d eye,
Bul pause to speak In d kindly strtln--
\ reeoinpense sweet you Will sureiG gain.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19


EXTRAORDINARY CANINE INSTINCT THE most
IrlnarRaDle instance Of instinct or sagacity in a
cog tnat we remember to have heard of, oc-
guIlea IN fairhayen few da rs since, and it
1yo ana seven years, were payi ng in tho mid
Iie OF lhe street in Falrhaven, which an un.
loaded wagon, without driver,o pd drawn by
H., ""May MORSE, was seen approa, ;hing ut iuri-
Gus rate. large dog, a eros 4 between the
Newfoundland and mastif breed Is, who was IT,
ing n"ar, saw the approaching periI, and 70.
ing to the rescue of The unconsci Gus ipnoeents
toOE up by their clothes in his te eth, first one
" a., 'lS clildfeh, and deposited III Is little thing
out OF danger on tho sidewalk, and then re.
Turned and took the other and A BIO nlaced il
~ safety on the walk. As the wa ron was mass.
ing the dog made spring at tn horse, and
trhd to seizs him by the nose, bat fail ed to
stop him. We have these curious facts from
g,eshlleman whose vdrA city is una Questionable.
Mpo shall say that the brute creat ian is d syoid
Of rational intelligence after this --Neg Bed
ford Mercury.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

AN Active OLD MANA correspondent of
the WOonsocEcl (R. ~ Patriot communicates
to that paper some interesting particulars con-
corning one Of tho oldest persons in this State
Mr.. James Douglas, of Coventry, o., who
is now one hundred and two years and ten
months old. Notwithstanding his great age,
he is rs hearty, strong and robust ~ most men
at tilyi his eyesight is good, never having been
necessiated to wear glasses, and his faculties in
general seem unimpaired. Last summer he
moved day after day, hoed corn, and did gem
eral farm work. During the present winter
he has walked two miles from home in the NOR
ung, cut his cord of wood per day, and ro-
turned home in the evening. He has always
eaten whatever was sot before him, drank tea
and coffee ever since he could rem .mber
drank spirits wine and cider whenever he want
ed them, but never to excess. lie has used
tobacco over forty years. lie lived with his
wife over seventy years, by whom hs had eight
children.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

hEAvi NEWSPAPER .FAMu eG.-In the list of
recent hllures which we COP led from the New
a ! ork INDEPENDENTS day or Eo since, was the
RngI u, r tmomas Lathrops, g,rsprietors ofthe
it d are said to reach the emo rmons sum os
S2OO,OO The establishments Tsas one of the
largest n the State, and had Ios,g enioyed such
q aegree OF prosperity Us srld ON falls to the
10y o. printing offices. The commercial was
FllmYrS's organ during his adj ninistration. and
Received rtte large share Of government and
oader printing. Dr. Fooke, oil 10 of its editors
one or two of its other attach, rs enioyed incraI
tive posts-LGfayette Journal
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

| ROMANCE IN REAL disappointment in
( Lope, and Sucide.-A young German wotna
! named Caroline Juelich, aged - years, ,com-
| mitted suicide in New York on Friday last, in
consequence of disappointed love. ltappuNrs
she had been deserted some time since hy her
RIVER, whose named she refused to dyulge.
Subsequently she became acquainted with Il
young German named Edward Shuster, who
prohered his hand in marriage, but the recol-
lection of her false lover was so firmly Impress
ed upon her mind that, although she received
the attentions of Shuster ard signihUd will
llngness to become his bride, still in secret she
plned at the loss otthe absent lover and secretly
contemplated self destruction.
According to this young mans story, says
the Herald, he has beGB in tho United States
but six months, and had scarcely known the
deceased for three weeks. Being machinist
ny occupation he put an advertisement In enc
Oi inc morning papers asking Tor situation.
mo deceased answered it and requested
MN TO call upon her. He did so, when she
stated that she had been deserted by her lover
VINO was machinist also, and that thinking it
was MIN who inserted the advertisement asking
Tor the situation, she was impelled to answer
IL, with the vague hope Of being restored TO
his armsi once more. From that time an inti-
ssS sRSns e sE az rst ISL sgR and ever after
up to the day VI her death. Miss Jeulich pro-
iasSed to return his love, and led her ardent
sllllrcr 10 nope foF happy union.
rho following touching episode, explanatory
Of her conduct, wastOund in tho pocket Of the
deceasedi--
am broken hearted and lonely. l feel
myself iorsaken when find cannot discover
ono te' help mo. No one but myself can toll
ny feelings, or can my pen describe my heart
iqlt misery. trust to find an easy death.
lfel am lost forever. There is only one to
whom might ask for assistance, but fear he is
incapable. The Lord only knows what have
suffered the Lass few weeks. The cold world
may, after my death, say bitter things about
ilej but this do not mind | wish all could
sec and read my heart they might thon find
cause Tor my untimely late. There is one who
once was truo friend. will not, however,
mention his name. Hu would be but littio as
lphlshed at This rash act. Could hut SEQ him
now, ana tot him ALL he might probably save
~. am going on Il long journey, and trust
l may reach Heaven, whero all my worldly
bye"
u ne jury in this case rendered verdict Of
death by taking laudanuA on Friday, March
10, 1901, under the excitsment, as the Jury
SUPPOSE OF disappointment in love. .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

NgV CNsTLP CuuNrY, FEBRUARY Il h, lBSl.
TfDN tins Hppiirhtlon 81 luuu IuNus,uu. AdmiuIstra
~ t'r o. l,iagn9 I"E rir q AfplGnnginin Hun;
directed by the REGISTER iIat the Administrator H(Ie-
atii, vrnuice u tr granting ul lellelH ul Atmtus
tfntuu upon the Estate u tho deceased, with the dS
iga4ttE thereof, by uisins ~ er senen to he pusi
e Niln iurty dhy irIu the date ii HuC Cticrs, SIX
Of The urs public places ui tho Guut nj New Castle,
outing Hii persons Hvtug demands nls The Estate
present tho sr, uuiG hy cl uf Assembly IN unI
risu lnt'le nut pluyiurt An MISC clhs tho arne 10
lie inserted witlHthH Huthp period m tito Delaware e
pulh can, ng@aplpnr pub -Er Ia Wmug on, and 10
he continue therein Two ,na itlS, ..
--/ Given uutlNr tho hard Nut Seal At Office 81 tbs
jl"St RHgIstcr aforesaid, At Nav tasi lc N New Cas-
~ tie Count afHrpsnh, the di aud car RlDVa
written. PETER Il. VA&pEgEB h ssIstpT,
. NNfltE-Al pprsnEs 'f.uH O'liilS HF"iGtt the Es-
tag0i c tSoeNscd ~ ~ lfsafut tir ahie nuy ies ed
70 The Admn'rOn ,rDHiorFti ava day ri FEBRUARY, \,
D. la8, abide TIE ACT a Aaa.rt,, N !lch ease made
ma prsvidUd. HOLM ItlNN -N-ISI. AJuuit.-
IOWNsENn. i IN lalL. ~. lrIL. n .IIn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

- NEW CAsTLE CuCS ~, IANgART 9Th, 1887
1FON the application at Isaac \ rhu hpl l. III ~
y Niehuls, hdnini,irrur. ni His Eicinls late ~
CHRIST Lana Hunrrd. in AN County, 1errase IT uier-
"a aud HiiacieI by NE keglstur ths IdmGtsat9sa-
siTHtiu1 puu the ESTATE nj - ed with ~
2rNltug thereof, by GNus Hdvorti-uuaHts To- he pnstej
wllhltiuriy dsyS r0siihrd hts fsuc G,tprs siX ii
tle isi public places oi The nnly ul Nav Castle, 10
qulrh' ~ persons a.itS lie uDls the Estate, To
present the ah,u nv ~ Ae ii Assembly In ID il
casn made AMI pr"vund AnNAl cause Tho same "a 10
Inserted within the sam" perrin IN the delaware Repup.
continued lhrtrH Two months
~ GIVEN nnlertuG Maud ani Scnlnr Office of tho
LSS ReElsteraiureslh, al New Cnftl4, N New CRs
- go County Ml,,fcNlid, thr UHt Hud gear HiOV9
writ PETER d. VANDr VIlt, Re igt4r,
NOIICE.-AIl Person lIvU5 cluimS against tho ils-
tate of the deceased sent hc sRi"s duly atteseI
to mo Administrators " iuiIretle n day III Jamu-
MY A. " lS5i nr abide te Act Of As9nmbly suo case
'0Hie ana ProyaeIE IIS133A$p NthIGEtHqla, Adm'm
CnRIsrIANA M, Jnn q w. Ial. u an.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

ILLNESS or Ex-SEcRErARY DouBIs. U .
s. Steamer Water Witch arrived at Norfolk
on Tuesday morning, from Washington, with
ex-Secretary Dobbin on board. He was so i'll
that he was unable to sit up, and was compelled
to remain on board until the following day,
when, through the aid of several friends, he
was placed in the cars and left for his home In
North Carolina, accompanied by the Hon.
Mr.. WiDslow and several other gentlemen.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

r,r>, NEW CAsr' CorXTY, FEBRUAtY i2h. last,
IFON lllo APPLICATION ul Il iiiHg, Executor OF tho
~ lniwil Md fcstnnnn, " los PHI III, al, Ntr VI tho
Ctyni Wlnlng'nn, IN Elld County ,Hu'd., II Is Ordered
anu rfrioi lt tho Register ti t' ENrputur nturu-
sa', give n,tiG9 Of m" -gmtus OF Lgtrs ipstuiuan
t'rS upon tho ESTATE at Ill., lirOr,5t with III, date nP
gfnnng creuti hy cau.nE rdveftis ia be post cd
wltln lntv lNh IRON ~" ata ui ,tuh tlrrs, IN rx n
the nisi public pHO7s NJ The uuuty Uf Ntw taHin ro-
qnrng porsuns lavWg demtu1s nsil ~ the .strr,
present the sumo llAg hy hct Assembly, in snr
case nude mud provided. And A cause the same In no
NSerteh wlthln the purud ~ tpu peHwnr, Rrpuli.
icNn,H newspaper PulishcH in W mtugtln, aui to DO
continued therein 4 va months.
~ GIVEN under tile haHl and suq' of Office Of the
Sl.S2 Register Gi"resui IA N.w Castle, In New Chs.
writtnn. PETER 10. VNNDEV t.ti. henigtrr'
MOTT Cl.-A personS hatiit CLAIMS ~ Il, II the ~
tale o ms tcrH sod must prbsi the sNGO duly Htr,t ID
g The Executor NJ heilrr the lild,y of Fob uary, a,
aud provided. Ell lilII.ES, Ear,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

.,,, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, EBRUAky 2rth, 1857.
IPON tlsa priIUinut IicncGict u. Harris, Admins
-, ~ iInt"r JheoB liAFRls, late n ApEcqninimnk
rActeu by the gust tN thu AnminsTnlur aforesaid,
civ notice of the Eri; of lOtirs Vi Adninisl ration
uNun III EsiH'e ul lH ve'd, Wtfh ui granting
Thereof, by cu,nF advertisements n lie posted withia
FORTY days luin the date al such letter. ul tile
nOs' pUrl, places rtle C1niS Ui Nav Castle, rrqir-
ing an PERSONS Hvins rinl against the EbiuIe pre-
sent thG same, abide hy Act Oi Assembly in such
case made and provided. Ana NltO cNusc ny sne be
nncTted within the snine period N the Delaware He
publican, u newspaper Published N Wilmington, aud
to lie cent liIurl tii.tulH I'VE months,
A-- biyun Under tao laa,i ana seal Of Office nftl
Sl"S} Register aforesaid At New castle. in New Caa-
t-N~i tie County aforesaid tltrdy\ nud year a,Oyd
written. PETER 70, NhNDENlR, X uglstef,
TlCE,-All persons having claims agAiusi the rs.
tate Of the ecense must present the same duly nttest
eli Ia tho Administrator sfiure the 2lth OF tb
rAry, A. u. 10 ., abide the Not nl Assembly IN ElOL
case lna.ic and provided. BENEDICT %. HARRIS,
fall ~ -n,t1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sac

J7TFA = ~ y TT'NoTNT W N TTANTNU IIIIN-
frsg IL thr 10 dispose ui his Road Estate in the tuWU
ls5iuN "toJ 't.t, VIII sell Private Sar, on Hdy.I
slh liseou3 terms, the following property, h. Wit
uh' hha Siur' AuE1, "a hy ~ ant IN ihe tpin
l,tTS on, TYP story FRAME Dwelling aud ilchen, q b,
WMEa We Sufo htusN; two on Urt hni s'crv TRIM.
nuura Ntsi1n @'r+e, nd nne frame ~ilsp Md ln Ad
oimE NIlnt' Thrfbl desirable property, viii be SOLD
"fM VIZ H. igf SON. Pisrfsi.nn syru "a t!ic sit
~ Nhni text N Wl ~ for rent Far terms and lurth,r
mt.,talafsnPpy :" THOMAS r. ESOs Ode ia Del.
Ten a8m, No. % W. ;ii ny ~ oilttfSIoN,
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Farm for Sale.

~ THE SUBsCRlBER WILL. SELL. ST PRl
EasISf XAIE 50 ~, b.. fatin n WAC Cly Ctfeb
lszA. the Chrisana Creek, q miles rom NE Nunt'
al Emrsiain, new Tna ppenel from w Wilmington
and E,ktnn rui pike IN the New CpsteNnd FIeHuhOwl
Turnpike, cont a,hnS 2fn Acres of soo lnnl about 81
ores III wood, fencing m pretty gnn Utdert wi wStet IN
all but ono cid water 1t House aust Barn. The i'm
provemrnts CONSIST oil Brick nwelln; House aud kci
iii IN god repair, containing rooms cellar under lht
Whole, brick SnIke hlnsr, Nnp llrsa PO1,ly hoHsc'
hnd unte, aud 100 foot OF new shed,im-, HuuaTy
CRIBS, Carnage house, &c. superior ApPlo Orchard
CARBON &C. Persons wi.hing To view The property will
ieb, Il If. '"' THOMAS OLIVER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
II. mcrNnzL's BULLETIN.


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LOUDEN'S ALTERNATIVE, T ~'"'S'
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LCUDEN'S FEVER AND ABUE FILLS, N'S'
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LOUDEN'S PILE REMEDY. '''b ''o'0'
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LOUDl'S'S CllAlPOUN NJ TONIC VFRMIFIiTE'
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LOuDEN'S lNplAN SANATlVE PlILS
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