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sPBCIALN oTICBs,


T0 relieve suffering has been the object Of the humane
and PhanthrOpIe in an aseE; before the practice Of sd
cine became science the sick pahly exposed In
open air, End every by named the remedy eosId-
cred most suitable for the eopnnt possess at the
present day through the agency press more relIa-
bic mode Of conveying information suering
low creatures. Those afflicted with scroaIa eutaueous
and eruPtiTe diseases VIII and TIE columns Of almost
every neUPaPer and Periodical Publise certificates and
testimonials from those Who have been speedily
those dreaAful complaints bE the Purifying powerfully
reseneratire qualities of sands sarsaparfla.
Prepared nd sold BY A. n D. SANDS, Druggists 100
Fulton Street, Seu York Price q cents PR Vial.
Sold also By H. CRUMBIcKER
Sold also by Druggists generally. apI4-dau
For
"CosTARs" Rat, Roach ke, ExTERMISAToR,
"cosTARs'' Bed-bag, EXTERNiINATOR,
"cosrAR's" ELECTRIC OwDER, for Ants, FiIes &C.,
Order from Depot, No. as BROADWAY, NYor
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS every,snsre
Fall particulars By mail
~ See Advertisement. aPl4-1v-dku
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ACCIDENT TO \ RoNAx CATHOLIC Blsuop.-we
learn by the Portland Aygus, that the Right
Rev, Bishop Bacon, of Portland, while engaged,
on Monday, in preparing the altar in the Catho-
lie Church for the devotional services of Holy
Week, fell from ladder, and was precipitated
against settee, breaking his rightarm, lractu-
ring the elbow joint, and producing severe
confusion Of the hip and right side
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NEBRASKA
WILCOX d S4HLER
Attorney as LAW & Generar Land -Azsps

Attorney at Inv & GeacraI E.aud Axeat.,
OMAHA CITY. n. T.
M Ill make eotee'ons and particular attention to
w Investing money IN Real Eatsts.
Money Investments. Ave hpnirei doarE ~.
PR cent and three cent AL that give
without charge Gi and description Of All fsv
and city property and Of Lands, the quality son. proper
ton Of prairie, tirabcr lAnl, water, eic.. eGs-
wa buy property for capitalists Ease uhsn
esr Tor ose-hatf the Prots, iasses saaaI
property.
Letters Of Inquiry, eOsinZ POSTAGE stamp WIN receive
proz1st attrETiOn We Hu aiso Ay bslEEfs
tEastEa % oar eaFe for Western IrEn.
. KEktERANCAS--AaTS ". IElrI, 0ueAAa, GoVefnnr Of
Seb1sEa Daniel Weosen. SSe'J kaHsAS TerTssnFy7 A W
SirSA, hhsrliusi Va Kew. Daniel Walia C5nisls N
House o. Representatives; Leroy Tuttie C.ss,- w. ~
9S1S, eaaetse Wv, \. T mAIS-Sa1daE
HOUSE KEEPXNGT GOODS
MEN and Cotton SheetasS An UiIshs PiTo1- c.. A.
II fUlhngH, Table DAnaskS, Napkus DsYIies p-ur-t,
Table and Piano Covert MATsees AflenaiIe An Dfif
SqSN ads, - Eagtilh Furniture CAintsss, &e ke
-anS HEL4lLELL SWEARIS6R.
THE largest Essek IA tie city
as HEIsEELI sWEARLSGES.
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BAD EcoNoNr,-The Hagerstown (NId) Torch
Light states that one of the wcalthiest farmers of
Washington county stopped his subscription to
that journal upon the score of ecoaomy. If
two dollars per annum for n good weekly news.
paper, which conveys information equal to the
amount of that small sum in every number, is
economy, then, indeed, must we pity the opu-
lent farmer.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND

Great IuaP Fovenleat Ia SIX Hats
Mis- Improvement rouabnatioa q priueJ.
L pies 20 reader tAe S,gk Hat Bsn After arAf HgaF
a. son anil pleasant 70 The had f hat T!thesf n-
Jury 90 ts durability. his has lcE erezs essfera.
inE ea osrt ThA eebaea tAs hafssas % the Rcls
vita The hsautI AMI areaay SIX UaF
frorl its yielding nature, readily epafsrs to tA 49, ~
the hss thus aVoiia, IA very great zeasars te tra-
be AID aeonTsaienee Of eonfsTatnE khapkE - sA
principle q lie esaf0rIHtasT bod-d In tss iEprsTe-
have TIE Bebee oakssrd aAi ossr mo-. fr,hsoa..;e
EaSisEa siylss Of hats, ed HAEPER 4 sOS.
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DIR. NJ. DE-. WALLETS

These pills have been In the private practice
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals France many
meeting with unparalleled suceesGiYng the great
est satIsfaetiou-cnrIng where other remedies fan
They act charm in correcting irrrEuiariiy
sructIOns producing regular return Of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle stlmuians. They produce an agreeable
eNhIlera;Ion and happy influence both body
Pregnant females those snpposns so
cautioned against using these pills, they viii produce
miscarriage, although no circumstances Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
JanI5 LAuGurINs BUsHF1ELD.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Puritan. Recorder
writes from Washington that Mr.. Buchanan
will, during his administration, regularly attend
the Presbyterian church, probably in the new
school branch, as has been his custom.
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ap9-Iw-daw

7. H. LOGAN co. bridge corner Druggists, desire to
say to their friends the city country that they have
now In store he aest stock Of goos brought by them
to this city This of Drugs Paints os Var.
nishes Brushes Dye STUDS, complete and their stock
OF Fancy articles Instruments russes PeTrumeries Sc &C.
Is unriEalied. They Invite from all those wishing
to purchase either Wholesale Retail Satisfaction
warranted In goods and prices apT-daW
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a GARD TO THE LADIES.

L
DR.. DUPOSCe's GOLDEN FESIAPE PILLS are InfaIi-
BILE In removing E,opPAEeS irregularities raenses
These Pills nothing new have by the Doc
tor for many years. bOthn America with un.
ladies who have used them TO make the pills pub
lie, for the alienation suffering from any
tiles vhateVeras well those
health will not permit family Pregnant Ee-
males, or hosesupPosnE themselves So cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor no
sPousIbi;y Aert the above AduonlOn although their mild
ness would any Injury health oerrse these
Pulls are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail By
LAUGIILIEs BUsHFIELD,
Gen1AEentE for Ohio county, 40 IS Monroe St
An orders must be addressed the above General
they viii supply the trade at Proprietor, prices and sena
the Pills eonhdentany ladies by MALL BY enclosing u to
either, at the Wheeling Pos,-ofase
y B-Dr Daponco's Golden PMS, signature ~. Dupon.
every box; other genuine. particular get
Circular of Agents. apaS-iy
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FULTON HOUSE.
Washington, Pa,

" doLA4LIE IUu1 z a.
ME uodeEsEae4 hAVin iEas-d rls Erl1 kBaun 10.
tel, AID hAEias taOro8Chly rcttea IL takes thiI u
opportunity % PrSsentnE Is eisls 20 he traEgiux
eczaEntty He has scared de services uoss sAr.
lag Ard lttr2fVe uHsTE and hiA iahae VII ~ ~ an E
farnshed vita TIE hest lie aFkr4 aors- Tie talin 3
fad hoxtiers.
The most digeot aaeu.ioa Ea be Even 10 Inszre "a.
EosoFt AID e eater . tSs OF an say teeae
Snssss No pains sGPsnse Ul h Epare to EakE 81
ors isr Al VIE Say ritieT psTaas=ntIT o.
1snPeEaF9y eEtela tesir FlfEoaAgE % IL
aA4t -d-sru&asa JOIN HALL
LARGE stoek eG Hosisry. tsIsTss asa Mia
49, HEISKEIL Z sWEAENGEN.
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA

We have in possession eertaesie Of respectable
citizen, testlnR that he entirely cured of this
full disease by using BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statement. ap2-lWdaw
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HON. r. NJ. JOHNSON.

VII " F'AsHIAUIUN1 9IIl NhTcht ISL.
/ have examined TIE those who have signed
certificates respecting Hampon's Vegetable Tineture
and among them recognize gentlemen OF the first respect
ability, viz: James 4. Davis Thomas H. shelby NJ Noel
Waller ROdes, und Beverly Heks-hese are gentlemen Of
high character and be relied Onthe other
be equally respectable hut nersonaly acquainted
with them. RD n. JOHNSON.
DR. JESSE HANProx.
ED-can and get pamphlets and read for yourselves.
TIL. LOGAN co,
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MEDICAL.

III ANdeCoNs TINCTURB
.HANPToN's TINCTURE
HAMPToN's TlNcTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMProN,S TINcTuRE
WILL CURE SCROFCLA.
HAMPTGN'S TINcTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHES.
HAMPr0N'S TINCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL. DISEASE.
HAMPToNS TINCTURE
HAMPToN'S TINcTURE
WILL. CURE LON SRlRTTS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
Wherever aSci, has S=en secsslal u! CURING DISEASE
IS, IBIS RlsESsEs SAy W 6S'I a.,
GHEs EEKE1l, sd ~, IA ~ svyr5 faafi,.
M. NY, HEGA
VA 40 HIS y. SPE-tEiTN.
Ne % RrctsFsA sEsSsT, BALJtstsH.
S'' 800. 60 z $500. 9 ss,-s, .5sSl,s
RfSS 3:iSi SEoEfEIG, Tssse1sr,
No go Rsitaassv =,
fySHg, - e. e &, 81; & 1s
hoy Ia TIE iarsy he Hen W p r,,c,aas.oa. sa.N
sr o. Sss'I fEe'a A,n,atAl "a. Ias,s Of sgsIs
US EYER iss sysesii' % =, g rreigcs Gndaos tie
pYSpEEid, EEa r6tS piSE4SE .rs.
Mr. Nm odAsn ef I,ltiunosv easseIs fSs.s suffered
teu these eemilalnls Tor Is rNps Hady ana saiu4
ElnSiarr, AFTER other thisgs tlirt
eoCGR, COAsSt .g{TTGS, ~
Nj Henry G. wun bad Cessh Tor ySsEs-rrsat veal
Tvtariirs, bot crrr3 oily ~
RdRPIoN'S rEt. kTAREE TgAG-TF,RE
rIR s1 a., 70 err SSsI EasgH CIllEsus!
{ MEni.JNE pse FED 81 FHltSINisS ~ SIX
III [s,s tsEGtT tSfIGoGA To& AND RES E5REE OF
THE SUMNER ITS DISEASES-TIIH REM.
EDY AT HAND
III HI'TOS'S PROFITABLE TYNCTIrRE
We have ihe ssrOsgs,t u he eee tGtc 81
thie rteins In Cholera MeJeus barTbra .1d ID; ra.rs
% Ao oNrs incident 10 the iHNirarat,s ne
stomach AID hevSli, aud rpsrs system grrat asst
Snss ~ e9iahauns Ne approach Sf Indeed all fsnas
HiWPr0Ss.S FEGET.IEEE 7ESCTcRE
ny iia ud action On the seuaaet. kAibTys an
Fssioas, IitaS q. ps Buck, SIZE asd Rssast tjrssZ
suas9fiya S-Sagilss, RasgHaatia tSsrf N,f,i,, 70,
ih, ls!ss, &s,csl GeaIiaiafs H'5ss 45 NcrTsEs ge.
Ft4ites' aud al i'itasfs avstnr iror, impure bleed
DELiC.tTE CHILDREN
As :, FER.IIE 0ESItYNE
hahlptoie Tasefufs cannot h cNe,lr. AeAutiffHF
producing heaatifu clear skn ana sir,s 10 he clrTt'
ue o1er OF thv Tsr tnpaftng To every life
Snd elasticity vhieh siHss all uhp enjoy bss ansh grace
chrauc PrriOdieai Nervous or Sich Ie.A.eb, NJ ,o
stAndihR has been cured ~ il fuYtEOratar and
supeTiar TO all the brtrr nc paiie n. s
loah aud GA APs thr Single Marrls We ener The
70, ale by r. - l'oSa" - Co, whssiiaF, Gen.
soidby MORTIMER MownRAY,
$50 usitiaors a.. nsllia,oTr,
,.-y-p-,.-,,, and co. BreAduAy, y. Y.
ttpt' ~ Pet noiue+ tsbic
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MONROE HoU3B.
toPfOsfIG THB suHPENsfDT FSTD9EI
WiEsItlISTf. Va.

wM. BARR nTT. PIoptiotot.
FTNIs yell Iaisl has s.s t--iy ,-..svsiss sd
sSU fsFais' - De tssi 81 srezusss,ig,B trsTstsf
AZ MODERATE EATEy
ithlSeRtr4 ~ eiB szrt.-sa ~ a..
Esrslss B-ssss - r4agsI frs % n fr.E
u fgg1t ass ktrLr-is2 L4atdlar
ENnELLEET aTAHLTNO
Il E'thrhed tsfps lizps sarasr4 sT y,st
Sstsfes tkaf % panh vi ~ sszs,ri ~ q s-8 srs
tgft aGsssztalsu
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a114st

We.isEn TIrEIain . srieaII1r1i society,".
"A year VII be held Court House in Wheel.
Ing on MoNDAI, the 9Th day Of MAY. 10 o'cioek a. M
ssvS .sst u, si and ss Si asss Of
Whe,lag Island. CHARLES MARSHALL,
aPli-aGttWtd Recording Secretary.
N UsIU AND MUSIC Al TNSTR wv ENTS
FIRTH, POND Co, S47 BROADWAY, Manufacture:
OF a Ahi OF Musical Instruments and publisher sheet
SUPERIOR SAX HORNS AND coRNETs. Win piston
make and are warranted sale. Priess sent on sp
eSfo by letter liberal discount leaders teachers
PIANO FOETES we have made Pianos for Tsrrv
sa s @ every Instrument Of our make
GUITARS Of make, heautlta mahogany and
SHEET Music AND Music&G 5t K e..sgu.
Catalogues sent Every Instrument or arti:I oT II
ngrehands Can be fouad in Dealers TeaSh,Ts
Between NE F Il gs55.:
SMooTlI old QUARTER DOLLARS and I9E5 cent pie
SI sSs at par Tor the next Sixty DayS-JACOB STEIN.
and customers that h. has from the Eastern Giles
Sna wen assorted stock Of SPRING AND SUM-
Rressg for this market lie calls attention Of
he public and especially the Mechanics ety to the
great variety Ia Genllemeus Furnishing Goods such as
nome made white and fancy shirts oTershrts beautifully
Goves, A. o. F. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, great many
IhATe also made such arrangement. With my Banker. in
nSitinorr that enabled to take quarters and
come one come all, With OIL
money TO the store Of JACOB STEINPIELD,
ape Centre Wheeling, FOR BlRG4IES
HOUSEHEEPEht.S TAKE NOTICED
Vie time for lIoCsE CLEANISG hand Those In want
OF gtnd sSKGBBlNd BRUSHES Will End them a; the
WlIITEwAsH BRUSHES Sni.J AM Knot in ,.r,., -.
| variety, for sale hy taplll T II. LOGAN 1 co.
BRUSHES AGAIN.
a IANGE assortment Of Paint, VArnish Sash, Shoe
ny, T. II. LOGAN ( CO,
apt Bridge corner DFuggiSts.
Removal
/ VIE Subscribers have removed their IN
L LIVERY STOCK Main street, U.s.
below Quincy, In the buidIus formerly fYSsa ~ ~
occupied by Oliver Pryor, where they " 47J<2SN0IY
have made large additions to theiF
stock OF Horses and Carriages. They t-S09ESalASS
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Spanish Quarters.

WILL take Spanish Quarter are nOtelpe pupehe
i or Hora smooth, FOR . eepts each.
have received within * ana an, nov
receiving large additiSn to steeA7 which eonPrses
We selected stock Of DRY GOODS, Umbrellas PsTasoS
Bonnets, AItihe al FcWsrF, ard ether Millinery foods
AthouE Try to make my retail sales average proat Of
ten or tHriTe desire purchasers conaTr The
quality aHd prices Of s0ols With my eirbbers
uho profess TO De selling greatly below cost.
apI4-st No. soI SiIIal.
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THE largest s,eek IA de sisy.
L as HEisEEII sWEARISeES
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THE Store Room, Main street formerly occupied h
Il George MendcI Furniture whrcroaHa. AMY 1
deeSl FRANCIS Il. ARMSTRONG;
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THE Store Room the North West conner Of Main Az
uHion. Apply on the premises
iAnI-if SHEPPARD MORGAN
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removal.
/ ME Subscribers have removed their ~
L LIVERY STOCK to Main street 4f4 a
below Quincy, In the building formerly ~ 10
occupied by Oliver Pryor, where they n
have made large additions to their
stock Of Horses and Carriages They - E-Sa1EEaES
respectfully solicit share OF public patronage
apII-lw DiJIGER 4 KFNPTr
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Latest from nicaragua.

WALKER NOT HEARD FROM
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S0.-The steam,
ship Empire City is below, coming ur
from havana. The dispatches from
the Belize state that the Grenada
touched at Greytown and brought of
6fty-one of Walkers recruits.
Greytown was in the possession of the
Costa Ricans.
Gan. Walker had not been heard from
for three weeks. The Costa Ricans
being in possession of Greytown, cuts
Oft his communication with the Atlantic
coast.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Local and State Affairs.

SMALL NorEs.-A bill has been in
troduced in the Legislature to prohibit
the Banks issuing notes under lesi
denomination than SIS. We have no
heard any reason assigned for thi'
step, and do not believe it will prove
popular among the people. We agree
with the Republican in stating thai
the small notes on our own banks are
not Objectionable, as circulating me,
dium, in fact, we prefer them to the
little gold pieces which would neces.
sarily form our currcncy,if there were
no notes underthe denomination of SIS.
The Banks ofSthis State are all in o
healthy condition, the stock generally
selling much above par value, and the
poorer classes cannot suffer by any
depreciation Of their notes, as has
been the case with those issued by in
stitutions of other States. The law
prohibiting the circulation of foreign.
notes under IS, is right and proper,
but the same objections do not apply
to the Issues of our own banks, and
there isno need of the proposed enact
ment.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

EFFECTS OF FRIGnT.-The Boston Herald
Is informed, that about two years ago, MIR,
James Thomas, of Gloucester, Mass, with hi,
wife, was on visit to West Gloucester. Wber
about to leave for home they missed the trair
and started to walk. The nearest way wa,
across the railroad bridge, quarter of mil,
'ong' over the Canal river. The bridge wai
not planked, and itis.about fifty feet above The
water So great was the effect of the excite.
inent caused by the dangerous feat, that Mrs
Thomas, who was in good health previously.
has been in poor health ever since, and during
the time that has ipterveoed, has not spoken a
word. This case has attracted the attention Of
the medical mon of that town.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

FIRE.-A dwelling house, in Soutl
Milford, owned and occupied by A.r. william
Fl Rickards,was burned to the ground on Wed
nesday last. Ittook fire from the kitchen chin
ney, it is supposed, and being frame build.
ing was soon enveloped in flames. The Fur.
niture on the lower floor only, was saved. The
building was insured.
onr citizens were soon on the SPOT, and sue.
ceeded in saving the dwellings Of Mr.. Edward
Morris and Mr.. Nathaniel Hickman, opposite,
which for while wore in great danger of be-
ing destroyed. The s'Bucket ompany'' did
good seryice,-but when are we to have Fire
Engine
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
.SPECZAL NOTICE.S.
EE'hiskers, ssrnrd aud .wu,ferI

tRHsskers, sseard and .Eusfarhofs
F0rcel to show themselves in six weeks nv
DIR. LAFONT'S CAPILLARY COMPOUND
warranted not TO stain or iniure tile skin.-
Prlce vi per package, or 8 for $3.50.
Sent to any part the country, by mail, on
receipt ofa remittanee, Address SwERTsyp
Il Co., box 73,9Post Office, Baltimore, Nd. :
Invalid, have you tried Hoof-
LANDS GERMAN BIfTER's 2-If not, read
the following;
LANCASTER, April 30, 1850.
RESPECTED SIR have been for a series Of
years afflicted with Dyspepsia, inactivity of the
Liver, and Nervous Debility My mental pow
ers have been so reduced as to render me quite
unfit Tor the transaction of any kind of busines.
After consulting many eminent physicians and
using their prescriptions, and after using the
most popular remedies of the day, supposed to
be applicable to my case, always failed to
have permanent relief. "A friend, with much
persuation, induced me to try bottle Of your
celebrated Bitters. ] have used one bottle,
and this day commenced the second. I can,
with cheerfulness, state that il has happily i'm
proved me. My appetite and spirits have as
tonishingly improved, and begin to feel as
though had grown Suddenly ten years
yonger; and really, Il am almost prepared to
say now consider mysclf calculated for any
business, while ten days ago, would as soon
lave undertaken to square the circle as to have
attemptedit Yours, respectfully, ylas ~
"A D. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. @. M.Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. oct. IA In,
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
For the Diamond State.
R. R. MEETING in FREDERICK.

/
AT meeting of the citizens OF Frederic
and vicinity, held in this place, on Monda,
evening, the 26th of .Jaunary, 1867, for th
purpose Of considering that portion of Hi
Excellency's, the Governors, late Message t,
the Legislature in regard to internal improve
ments, and more particularly that part whicl
relates TO the Branch Railroad to Lewes,
On motion of Mr.. s. Grace, Mr.. VIM. Town
send was called to the Chair and F. Cahallwa
appointed Secretary.
On motion, j. s. Buckmaster, G. Smithers
and j. W. Hall were appointed Committee
to prepare business for the meeting, and re-
ported the following resolutions, viz:
Resolved, That this meeting concur in the
views of His excelency, Gov. Causcy, in hi.
late Message in reference to the policy ofyex.
pending the internal improvements of This
State, so as to accommodate the interest and
commences of tho towns and country, lying on
the Eastern side OF said State.
Resolved, That Branch OF the Delaware
Rail Road, from some point, at, or North Of
the way of Frederick, Milford, and Milton,
would accomplish the object contemplated in
the above resolution.
Resolved, that we deprecate the connection
of said Branch with the Del Railroad at Clark's
Corner, as recommended by his Excellency,
the Governor or at any other point that would
isolate and exclude our town and vicinity, and
thereby deprive us of the great benefit result
ing from such improvement.
On motion the above resolutions were unan:
imousy adopted.
On motion committee of seven, viz: j. S.
Buckmaster, Samuel Warren, Caleb Smithers,
Samuel Draper, Jas Postles, 4. B. Courscy,
and j. w. Hall, was appointed to confer with
a like committee elsewhere, for the purpose of
taking into consideration such matters as are
essential, in order to bring the subject before
the Legislature as early as practicable.
On motion, VIM Townsend was added to the
committee On motion, it was resolved to
publish these proceedings in all the papers in
The county. WIN. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
Thomas Cahall, sec'y.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

FLOUR SoARcE.-The Granads
(MiSs) Locomotive says there has moi
a barrel of flour in that market for sew.
eral, weeks and the article "was not
to be had for love or money"
One hundred and twenty vessels
were wrected in the British Canal and
adjacent waters by the recent storm
there.
There are three things that never
become rusty the money of the ben
evolent, the shoes of the butcher, IS
horse, and a woman's tongue.
A man into a printing office to beg
a paper" because, said he, 3, we like
to read the newspapers yeay much,
but our neighbours don't take none.
Among the statistical elucidated by
the sugar discussion, is the statement
That every man, woman, and child in.
the union consumes, on an average.
twenty-ninc pounds Of sugar year.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
STATE TaEAsunEn AND Arnrrop

STATE TREASURER AND AUDITOR. :.
VIM J Clarke, Esq sof Dover, at present one
Of the Tellcrs in the Farmers Bank, has beer
elected by majority of the members of the
Legislature for State Treasurer Aaron B.
Marvel, Esq, of Sussex, auditor Of Accounts
The following named gentlemen were apIli.
cants Tor State Treasurer; VIM. J Clark, Geo.
W Green, %. p. Conner, Wm V Coulter, Jos
A McFtrran.
For Auditor-Jno w Hudson, DIR II CLARK
Geo W Hearn, Jno Rawlins, Geo B Dickson,
Robert Sard, Aaron B Marvel, james M Rench
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Sussex County. Delnwai,

Sussex County, Delaware.
consisting Of large and commodious
STORE HOUSE, Five Granaries. a
Wharf about 200 feet long, Ship Yard, large
New Dwelling House, Barns, stables, &C., &c.
This property is situated on nroadkiln creek
SIX miles from the Delaware Bay, and is well
known as one of the best business stands in the
state, being in tlienldst ofa heavy corn grow
ing country, with large ncighb lhoud Of
GOOD PAYING CUSTOMERS.
he creek is navigahle vessels drawing five
and half feet, and grain and wood can be
shipped at all seasons of the year. I or proof of
the qualifications II this place asa business
stand, 1t will only be necessaryt6 say, that with
the exception of about two years, ii las been
occupied by the subscriber family for nearly
THREE-Q QUARTERS OF a CENTURY.
For particulars address or apply to
O. II. PAINTER or Mrs. S. A. PAINTER
DRAwBRIDGE, DEL.
Also will be offered for sale, general and
well selected stock Of GOODS.
Feb '01-tf @. r. pAYNTRR.