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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

A YouSo CLERK undertook to. commi,
suicide last week by shooting his daguer-
rotyPc. he was unsuccessful, however.
This IS The third attempt he has made on
his life within the last three months.
Cause--bro<cir sleep, Brought on by in
tense devotion to a yoni,g .iady with au-
tprn fhlsi iets. (. 10 l'afHs SEA 81 Il
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26
c.. II. HOLLOWAY
w. II. Cook,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"a LAW, Bellevue, n. r.. 1t
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26
r. p. Rankin.

GENERAL LAND AND REAL ESTATE
" AGENT, Bellevue City, Nebraska. 1-tf
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

FiRsr YANKup pRornIr.-Mr. Quiu-
cy says that Joe Smith was the only Van.
kce that ever undertook Co b. prophet
lie conducted the business 90 ell entirely
new plan, and considering ihc disadyap-
tagcs under which he laLorcd { lie iptel-
ligencc Of the masses in the l9h century
SC. } his succcss is crcdhaIie to Yankee
skill and ingenuity. .. . .......
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

A CLrnoYMAN bad been staying for
some tune at his fathers house, and on
going away called little Eddy to him,
and asked him what he should give him
for a present. Eddy, who had been
brought up in fear If God and had
great respect for "lhc cloth, y thought it
waJ BIS duty TO suggest somethug Of a re-
llglous nature, so he answered, hesiia-
tngiy: Ell think should like
Testament, but | knotc | Should ike
squiH-gua." 1900 nril T,aa' ion yinini
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

~ Five n,blemgn-lAe Marquis Vi
Broada'lane, the Duties Of Argyll A,hol.
Sutherland aud Bu2cluch-arr saI y
own onc-four,h Of the land in all Scot
land.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
Bowen & Strickland,
L. L. Bowen,
s. A. Strickland,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR \
n. LAW, Bellevue, n. r. l.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

FARMrxG Is CALlroRNIA,-A farmer
in California states that he has plowed
sevenly-fve acres Ibis year wah yoke
Of cows. He says dhcy,are faster walk
ors than oXen-that lhey give milk ,iaud
save the cypenscof keeping another team.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

1880 .fayf sou .lft HI~tE tit
To llAkGJp workman drop his tool
quick, nothing has been discoyered equa
to otw'lve strokes of the rlocls. sra' ~
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

An INSTANCE of the passion strong in
death, is lbus related by The Peoria, ILL
noi1, News: :-OId Cook was known as n
miser, and had amassed large fortune.
On his death bed, when the last gasp was
approaching, iallow candle was burning
on the stand, and a llickering dume in the
irc-p place. Suddenly he called his SON
Woodbury., come here" The boy ap-
preached the bed-sine, when the old man
whispered om--"Woodbury, blow out that
condIe--tqllows most as dear as butter"
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-26

ff3T The Chinese booksellers have an
odd way Of selling lheir volumes. They
are disposed Of not according to their
vnRue, at a fixed price. but aecordins to
weight If, on weighing them. they ARE
TOO light the seller coolIy iears some
leaves from anolher book and throws
tiisII mo inc SCalts. '-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
gte 51l1betling 1utelltgrl1frr,

Il PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRtWEEKJY AED wEEKII' Bf
CAMPBELL & McDBRMoT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

Accommodation Train leaves Raycnna 500 A. Nj ttors
at Way Stations and at Cleveland At 9'I5 a NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

LADIES q 7GhNILEAiEN-rAkk NOIIUEl
FINE pERFGMERIES.
XETE hare just received large assortnGnt OF choice
w PsriunertS and Toilet Articles, comprising: fs
H1 pOuRtuRis; French and American Hair OiIS;
Lobin's EEirKctG for the Handkerchief;
Ba1ll's '. 30 varieties; -
Oriental Drops;
"0dsnrs"-iew ard rich styles: '1
Sick Poln2tuLis; fsftsp
CcsInettc Creszns and PoSieSE;
q Tooth Pastes; i
Toilet Waters;
Imported CoieSneR;
Aromatic Vinegar;
Altar RoseA-sIeh stFiesT
AIIlk Of Snass tll
Toilet Sonpa-a greet v3rtstY.
Po- isIeby T. II. LOGAN & Go.
my14 Bridge Corner pruggIsta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
IIaE Law OF NEWsPAPLks.

1sus.erits Who give express notice to Tie CON
IraTy, considered as Wishing to eon'noe 'hei
IiOhs. ,z -, ,k.,r ,,.r,
OdIcnIS, the publisher Ay continue TO aehu thsHl "" ~
FaETaEes paid. IL
it srtsebeTs neglect or refuse to take thsir Peto
i from M ofges 70 EI.ch they directed, they are held
srocnsir ti they have settled the bill and ordered them
-i, ,ubseFihxrs reoVr other places without Inform
Ia ubIIsLelr ts papers sent to the former d-
Isst.On, they held TesTOnsiGls. ~,
S1iv COurtshaVe decided that refusing t. take
eLls :rem the ecs removing and leSEng sein
- is ,JrfDid Irefd evidence Of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

All receiving keep constantly land large soe
Il Of tile celebrated HALLET, DAVIS IS CO % P1ANOES.
Also complete assortment Of MELnDEoNS and SERA-
PIlINES, the celebrated mSrGtactorrA Of caEsrt,
gan style for Curchts Lecture Rooms with fus stops
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

m important Notice. 5as
ElSG desIfops Of selling out large stock Of Rssneh
II branded, Frc;c and German W!nGs, Imported Wills
and Domestic Liquors Of iI Kinds Also, alargr ot Of
he beat rported Cigars. and different other ar'ces-I
lereby inform customers and the public that Will sell
date, CGs UELYi wholesale and rrta at very
ccduced price, and cheaper ta other establishment
aGorl II person shorlO be willing to buy my
ENTIRE STOCK, will SET the price uELoF the costprce
PCrGons knowing hsiaselV indebted TO are requested
to call and sE1TLH CONRAD STIlOBEL,
No. III Main street,
~ Near the Wire Suspension Bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
7I5 0OhI MASSACHUSETTS,.

IFTTrRs orc.rninr s,,crip,ion advertising other a.
anea IntegsneeT should be addressed 70
tsiA concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
S4ou be adsssCa the Editors, jointly or to ei'eF one
CeTrrspondents writing publication, will please write
pnly on St.e side the paper. -, -
An OIASrVancg the BboYe rules Will BTtRtg OD.b
ad secure prompt attention TO correspondents han
) y might Otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
NUMBER 29l
GIN, SIN. .ESS.
E0TDnm SEC RIVE STORE
80 AZ a ~ So. u I'd. u


GOLDEN BEE EIVE STORE e,
174 MAIN SIT. WHFStSI-1gSIt.
Fill 14A'D WINTER sYA2-iZ)Is. -
, t.cy are no rSSrpt % hps fi tt9ck 6: Sai a1d
Dry I; Gods. varieties aHd HIIIIin crY dSeo1ls.
THEY Lsve ia1s rcsir,d ;Asi. Bccond Pan Purchases
hCL added to teir stac9, sal cnEtls them t .-
ss.it TO tile pdblc moro ttan
$50, 900. WORTH or GOODS,
Being by ths isrEes. ead MosT pEsIR DE ,oc end
s'ESrssns She BEST Of che!es gss1 ty hhTs
To si- fe.er YsretS they Ene added IS=re stce& ct
Qsrpens f Ct the istCos designs ard best rnakss,
and also beautiful lie e SSo!es EuI5 snSeiS faE IA
WaIer Trads:o both Gi which: as VIII 90 60 their stcS|
generally, they iurI;a .iG attention of the TrsGc.
Having been in the Eastern CITIES short zine EcToas 10
the ate heavy rise in all kn Of Cotton FGsrs Ead buy.
tHt well directly Sro the Iporteo, and ahnufa-
taES in soa.e iSstAncsF s 2te ah!a e 9et ndasSsn
exec d BY no FlcalaS ko4ze I, the Wcst ~
To the tsIr rapidly acTsaE!cg TsEc thsF
have tssr, and making aupls AErGrSeeasto fGEiaa
the Public With Of the bst selected stocks OF Go9As II
their line ia the TcEt 'a7
In this stock may ke ferrd IeIy M
1890 y3s Slks-eIu6rs ssins Of ths finest itno
4,Og0 t' French Aerincrl, CaEhneres, Rdrba
"A full line Of the Richest P.IntIt Om5Ee ehajea
IN striped CsshaeEes ant! DriaiNrs--inpostCs
aIOO9 ys 0Inghans Oebassa, D4lalhss knd Prints ana
tOO0u e poass:ics-srrhra The largest llnS .:
house, il not by ony house is tie city.
They laid In their stock Eit veR &c Iictsr cksh
trade Rnd pledge the Public that I eaet cFon t part
They fEl co6Gdsnt th3t they n1aeeFc snts 90
cIese coca ayera excels6 by heie IN taS Neas, II IN
the United states So troubts nluW goudscds sent %
Cars, Hotels and Boats for custorieFS.s
s3 Always al. hand, Prime Live tieeSt fS0tlierS
noy6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
New Arranpement.

~ C-VT III Z tA14E O444G 44U.7
WOULD the subscribers for papers, Period
Ar Tobn's Books, that receiving sad Periods
Gals regularly and would hose above referred
10, call IL Main Any wishing discontinue
their subscriptions, Will please advise that lon
preserve cOies We have just received Of
elegant Family Bhlei also late publications, Mrs I-ptS and
Mrs. SluhWOrths Works. Everything in the Iook and
Stationery lint eau Chtap Book Store" No.
~ Main nIreet. Inptul JAS. q ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

- NNe.ry: .SetPeIrS:
I Usr LhG AiSlutaEtnrErAS
q doz. Calueo Breast Pls aud Ear Drops,
ESUId Stone aGd do
8 MOurung aud do plEs .r,
3 PrarT, Coral, Mosaic, &C.. do Is s
8 Cjeuts' Brt Pins, uts'd,
! . Plain fAnCL CaOld BTuctets, 7
$ Guard a Fob Ee3s seals, &e., .t9-
s Gold Gu2rd Vest q Fob CkAiuh,
Il Plain aud Fanes 5. s. Dreast Pins Ear Drops,
8 - Ribbon aud HuaTd slIdUS, ti
! Bracelet CiRsps, a.NL
And lsny other articles In tie jeNeery line, al Of which
viii be sold to the CITY ard country TRADE ut EastsrI
InbS4 J 4. SCOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

noId Fluid. .fF.T,5gif 4lEa+5IE
les together with smaller sizes ave 6ca sold
bankers and elcants Ia OtncinnStt JouSTe, Pits
nrgh, Buffalo, cleveland, peO., Tcrre Housc, LGfGyette
!lncennes, ln1!anaPol Eyanavis FFaEsorr LsxtHSton
iashvie, Memphis, Louis ticksbGrg Jackson SnchE4
nd New Orleans 1t has also adopted IN tbe State De
Artments Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi has
ncnnstl and Louisville and Diplomas and Prize Me
ais at state Fairs held ast Fall In New York Ohio ldianS
nd Illinois,
The following merchants, ban4ss, Ae In Nheeas her"-'
9fore using Arpoid's Eags lax Sve pnrSh ).
:r's Book -keepers Writing Piuii;
NorthwesteFn Bank Of virnia; Merchants %setanles
tank Of Wheeling; BGak Of Wheeling; Creaceut 4anntsE
ing Company; County Clerk Of Ohio County National TIL
rap Office; Baltimore aud Ohio RalrCSd ofics; HcLora
IoIse; Kelly, Holloway & Co.; Russell a SIeAfee Gordon,
Iatthsws & Co.; Il Sweeney SOM D0ane Cowgirl; Ont
toyd Boyd OFT; Oliver Pryor jas. n. Stopt Co.. Lamb
Tin, GllbcrBOn & Co.; PresS.
For sale Ut manufacturers pTiSes by
oc9n LAaIBnIN, aILBERSOE 4 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

OPFICE-Cor1ier Of Main and Quincy streets
-Eniauce from Quincy st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
No 2 " asIlngtun nam.

NO z w ashlnBIUu HAN.
TAXI pleasure III informing Wy r!etds and patrons Of
MLetE and its vIcIrt! uLJ tue citizens generally that
received arK.rt fuest and best selected
oi Cloths CasintrrS HGstings for SprIug
unsr wtar that have ever offered to the citizens OF
Mh cling amt vicinity all whchl prepared make
sort nUtice all goods warranted TO be
resented 10 sale
also Jpst reeev, large Etock Of Gens' FURNISH
inG DDS, such WHITE culorrh anti uHrselse shirts
att Shirt Collars six, Cotton and Merno Cnder Shrts,
SILK, Cotton Linen Ju;ts uruSe, sk and Linen Hand.
NrehsiS eusp ndts sils Cotton aud Lisle half Hose,
plain BLACK snd fancy Stocks, Ties. Cevst., g.. 80.
J. II. STALLMAG,
ul.2s Merchant TAILOR, No. :. Wasllnston Hali
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN 1IANCFAOTU3 RAJ
BUTkIE:1S'a RGlBIS.HEEPSfR'S
Writing Fluid,

IEcE ths superior Fluid before the pubic
y nearly yeafs has ecnstaHuy GAZING Ia
favor, aud Ia preferred by 'nsny tbs iasensa AZ
oOldE EfuIi b. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
~ aIches, eWclEy hilVUrHud T-iatGd Wa
e LOcAs, ~ c. q G.
q. II BROW N.

TO. 1ls Main. .St1oet, VIII cling, va.
rs opening of the finest largest Assortmepts
OF goods in his line that has ever been hrouSit TO this
city, which will b. GOLD Wholesale and Re all at prices
low as any house West Atantc cities.
Among his goods be found Goid aud Silver Wachsa
from of hs celebrated English Suisse Manu-
ficturerers Also, tie real y. II. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks srcat variety including feS
Regulators OF lne quality suitable for Banks Railroad
StitiOnE, Offices and Watch NaEsrs
Beautiu JswelrH in httts OF ot.rwiEe of Coal Mosaic
Caueo, GOld, senG, LRyH and all G0h JvwClrI. Also,
OF Sol, SudLer aud plated ewclry, very cheap
Fine POCKET Cutlery, Rnzors, Sessors, Silver Napkin
Itus Gard Casts. GOid Pens. Ec Every article in
Ills tstnb neLt il WHItAttd 10 bt Eood present.
, the mHuc TURNED call Is 81, ctiu solicitcd
Mniu e
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
VD TRE piTRJTC

'NHE UNDER5IGNE thankful for pa ri fav0rs from
generous pi'hc, and hoping to merit the same by
after ton 70 busnoss and to thosedesrng tho American
Injuries Tobacco snufand Segars, gives notice that he
has lust reserved lot of superior Segnrs from he
celebrated manuao urerg, nunbeTing twenty five dif-
ieent kinds, nd angling from half cent, cents
siTla Diqsem Eg naTrado, Belle Of Fiorda; besides
Snuff ofa knis fine cut rnhaIco, Andersons, Aillers
and Gondwng lie sngont for newspapers from all parts
Of the Ualnn, New York Ledger, Fling of cur Union,
larpers Weesly PaEor Glskst Amer e9n yion Frank
papers constantly on land. lie has on hand fine lot
Nloins. Violin Bows, Violin Strings, Sc. ews, Bridges
Rnsin, Tai Pieces for Ynns, for sale cheap ioT cash
The attention fthe public respectfully myitod 10 his
Newark, Del, :. X. ClIOATE.
mar, 20 3mos. Segara Tobacco.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

Coon ApvIcE.-The New York Tribune
gives this advice.
One great lesson taught by the loss of the
Central America is that the public shonld dis
trust every steamship not built in water-tight
compartments. Had that unfortunate vessel
been so constructed she might now be floating
in safety at her dock in the North River. Our
advice to every one about to embark in an
ocean steamer is, don't risk your life in a ship
which is not partitioned by stanch water-tight
bulkheads into three or more separate COM
partments, so that she may swim even ii part
Of her is full of water. Avoid every steamer
which has not this safeguard, and pretty soon
there will not be one without it,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
- DRILLS! DRILLsI!
uuF4NS & EIAENE5 IMPROVED GRAIN
nEffT,T,

THESE Dri ,ls ire now xensivey used and it is fully
aittpd that they superior my other tho
Se The hest farmers in The eougry mite in giyng them
an9bne ali the advantages deslrei, in the essential
nonts Suehas simplicity Of constitution lghtness OF
pSmght durability, certainty of feeding down the grain,
and astrbuiing ey My upon The land; the same hop
P;rtn XII but few moments 10 adjust them to any kind Of
rnn nr any given qgantiti to the acre. The objection
treiy obviated This Drill the cupPed wheel feeder
p distribute tho seed it'll the greatest regularity
and precsiun. who may want Drills the present
Seu 10 10 work vel pPNn AFFAIR." trial Our shop is in tho
% o0npnste The Black Horse tavern, Wilmington,
bei where any further iniormatlnH VII be gyen BY the
pIop9issaa ppg aat1 Wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

Ia THE undersigned would respectfully announce
} TINT he has become proprietor Of the above house,
lssSM situated on the Lancaster Pike, about g miles
Lg2A. from Wilmington lormery known as the "Jack-
son lnn and has opened it and is now ready tn accono
date the travelling public. The house has been remod
lotthe interior having been fitted in neat and
i9rablo manner-the rooms are well ventilated, Hntnew
stany supplied with the best the market affords II the
intention of the proprietor to make this place one Of the
REST stands for drovtrs in tho county, and all who desire to
sg or purchase cattle are respectfully invited to call
New stables and shedding have been erected expressly at
consera e for the convenience of dr0ver and
others. Attentive Osers will be always IN attendance.
iune 4-ii. THOMAS q. MORRISON,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
For the Delaware Republican,
EVA SLEEPS.

BY LInLA LINDEN.
Our Eva sleeps in Jesus
Her body rests on earth;
Her spirit lowering o'er us,
s of celestial birth.
Our Eva sleeps in Jesus,
While we, her parents, weep
But Christ will e'er be with us,
If we his pfecepts keep.
Our Eva sleeps 10 Jesus;
Her spirit dwells above
Her voice now swells the chorus
Of Gods redeeming love.
Our Eva sleeps in Jesus,
Our father and our God,
That loves all whom He scourages,
Hath sent the Christening rod.
Our Eva sleeps in Jesus,
Our bleeding hearts shall say,
And may His presence cheer us,
Who gives and takes away.
Our Eva sleeps in Jesus;
Her joy unspeakable,
No mortal tongue shall tell us,
Or angel mind reveal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
NEW ARA.
TAp QUESTION snFT.np

(iA Oh<hl oON
THg UHHtvALLED CHEAP TAtLoRs, AT NEwARK,
oa AXE settling their goods cheaper than any iher
- store m Delaware and Maryia Their store Il
MA visited by people for many miles, who formerly
MG. were in The habit q going 2 philade phia and
ledge that they procure them At this estab lsent
oneNper an better Coats Vusts and Pants Of every
oripOn, constantly hand besides Handkeruhle is,
Drawers. Suspendars, 60, in anndnnc, All who ant
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

AA1Nj "A 40 LNA kOkN
AF FARMERS and Pl AMI ERS desirousnf raising
" large crops, and qt the same time permonant'y ~
proving their land s respect fully invited to HEWS'
PREMIUM SUPER .PH6SpHATE. or LIME, VIII eh
ia composed entirely of Bones, dissolved in Oil OF VT
rol, c6mpnnnded with Sulphate If Ammonia, Peruvian
Guanp and d. I'd Blan1
lnts5ttm4ny ofthe Superorts uit4iI prepnrnton9yer
subscriber by the pennsy vana State Agricultural 80"
clety, D ploma by the Chester County Agricultural So
nety aud Diploma by heChestercounty horticultural
Society.
Agricultural Chemists who have examined this prepa-
ration pronounce il superior to Othr manpres of the
kini that have come under their notice. And iamers
speak of II not only supetOrto tar Phnsphates used
hy them, but also more valuable than Peruvian Guano
peetful ysoli cited bY the suhscribersw
s. K nj. .PENNOCK & CO.,
mar 81 W lining ION .Ita
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
WAsAEMagoN HOTEL,

DAVIS W. DRIIAyRN, PROPRIETOR.
m THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method to
<A announce 10 the travelling public, that he still com
ssgEM nucs to keep ibis wei known establishment, and
lAsll is now prepared to accomnodno all in the best
manner disposed Ia ypr hun with their patronage. The
rooms afn We'll furnished and yentate and no trouble or
ynese il spared to provide for the wants aud comforts of
hs gosssood stnins Is atl1ohed 70 tho Hotel with in
dnsrng1 and expGrenoel ostGs, nna g9Ha care VIII be
Ida in ihe large cities and who desire spendmga portion of
tnir tina IN the country for recreation during warm wealth
o. eau nowhere find moro delightful or healthy place
sNnty ket attend to the wants anil conyenences ofthe
paroTs tho House. Hack leaves the Hotel To
h zach train Cars to convey from and the
MI, nniN.,t a g-iV. ID, w, DRIIAVEN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
DooT. Il. w. ffArNEs,
DEN lST.
NJ pxyyarlx. Del

AsMANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
S Of the time nenessary to PeTf9rn perfect opera.
to those Mt dstnn9e who may contemplate visiting
well TO myself 70 thus publicly suggest 10 such the
thut effect. rsqtest thla favor more especially
where the operations required of sueh natre TO
render them NECESSARILY lengthy, as sufficient time
then reserved for such special and thereby
Apr in-if Newark.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

call the 6tt l. liners and
$SsgX a@a-sSS dealers 10 he 'euw nj . xt tensIveas
sortment oil AGRICT u 1 L L A l.
-5ss-a.n-eAezsA~ ss-s lMPLEMENrS, &c, which are
made oil the best material and of the improved pat
terns. yz;-hours's Flow and Castings of all sizes.
peaSoSs HnIG lhoHrs Of sizes Woodcook Wiley
mac e oroe; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hat's
Patent Wheat Drilla with Seed Sower; Piorpont Thresh
or agq SopaI6n Atkins and Nancy confined Il en- per
99d nd Mower MHg9agry Bros Grain Fans, Eagle
Hay straw cutter Flaming Machines, Superior ar
h9nd use Vandesioe Sausage Cutters Tor butch
elns ana ianieh Thcse machines superior to any
that sintle market Corn shelters Of different makers
warranted 10 20 the work equal to Any use, pA in mi
Ter horse aps hand power Horse hoes and hand
V2sslable cutters Sage filler and Lard presses LEO
and handles; Cedar Ware Tubs BUCKETS Chnrns Gram
measures. GRAIN Baskets Rntta and Splint Tafeu and
sqperPhosphhte9 e Lime Of the best quality and warrant
end verGGen' lnwer ana Eieid eu Tarr9ptea fres
promptly attended to- addressed tic subscriber No.
dec lF.tf f;ISn' Z: t:jIiRSSIbFS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

Mr.. Henry String, of North Carolina, adj
vertsed, last month, that gay young fellow
had run oil with his two daughters. This Is
The most reprehcnsible instance of two Strings
to one beau that we ever heard Of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

Durlng late thunderstorm at Greenville,
South Carolina, the lightning struck a mill,
knocking over two slaves who were at work in
It. As soon as they regained their feet, the
hrst exclamation of one of them, in great sur
prise, was, ss Who fired dat gun.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
1867. GEORGE 3 GREER, 1852
Iron Founder and Manhinist.

,,, -, MiLEORDt DEL AWAKE.
AGRiGUL'TUhA iSiPLESiEINfNss..' N fNs.'S oi
. \ am manufacturing and Keep supply ofthe following
'f FIX KNs NShsSG 3NB s. s gR
| OF HORSE POWERS,
have altered the patterns and mra the Wheels stron-
grI, and Tho Shatns instead of Cnstls Of Wrought
NoIaFrst cuss power, strong for horses Mammoth
No.2 .. :. " ,.Gsore horses, Price SIS 90
No.. Rail way or endless chain, for horses,
N0.2 g %" - iorl horse priee AZ "a
urmy s Pattern, double seared, for 3
WMsXr TaHRsuRRs AMI cLRAsRas comGfYTFp, Gf Tgo %
lnders Of either Iron wood, with Teeth secureu BY
IRON covers, DO. '
No. |, 80 inch o. Under, of iro to thresh, fan
:, and cean at the same timo SlOD
No. 80 IN. cylinder, all iron In
No. S,ssii.": ). Wood, teeth scr wod n. ss5
NJ. 10 :, all wood mSSf . g g
Straw CARRtkRs, SUPERIOR BRLrfHs, WRENcuFs,
AND OILERS,
,r PohTABIE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS
THE LirFLR WONDER AND MAGIC MILL, FOR TWO
t Warraned TO srnl, with two horses or oxen. three
Dus els PER hu OF hne meal, or u bushels oil feed for
stock; anu with more power applied will grind in pro
portion IL measlres feet by high, Iron with
s ua5 eur mil stones the same as any large Mil-
ffies " q. pne Gan be seem operation Hi my shop
Gorp shelters for Hand and Horse Power 10 seperato
PhoWS 81 different sizes aud kinds, among. which
are tue Celebrated improved Eagle and Moore Plows.
June 1871. - =