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MEMUk1 . MuolN0o
ON THE RANKS or THE hRANpYwHE.-DY MACK
All hail to the Musel whose inspiring art
Awakens the soul, and gives cheer to the heart,
Recalling to mind, tho midsummer time
] have spent on the banks Of &c La belle Bran
dywine," e
And the sylph by my side Just awakened loves
And the Wind IS IT played amid each H0wsry
Gave birth to those feelings no words can e1-
press.
And the walk that we took In the. warm noon
fr day sum- TnA1g 20 M
Till we reached the cool shades of 'Rattle-
snake run;''
And the green messy banks where we rested
again,
To talk Of the future and lay down our plan,
Where she placed on my finger the mystical
token,
Whose form whispered "UniOn, no bonds to
be broken
Gave hopes for the future, and promised so
much.
The mighty old oak meath whose branches we
stood,
still marks the same spot in that shady old
WOOD
And often since then in the years that have
sped,
We fingered for hours where our hearts had
been wed
But in turning the leaflets OF memory o'er,
10 note all the changes, friends then, now nc
more,
A tear-drop has started-hows fast from tn,
eye,
As bid it the last time sObbing Good Bye !
That bride of my heart now lies buried hard by
on high 1s A'si spun
Not sound breaks tho stiffness, save that rim
ping ril,
The AXIS Of the woodmau, the click of tn
mill
No stone marks tho spot, yet many remember
The place where we laid her in coald, blea
December
And I ask of those friends, whom they chanc
to pass by,
10 breathe to her memory one soft whispere
sigh.
My hair has grown gray, and is silvered by age
Aud few are my hours on life's changing stage
But ask OF those friends, who are there gath
ering round,
To bury me too, by that green grassy mound
Let the birds sing requiem, be it sad or /
gay,
To the winds plaintive moan, as the hours pasi
away,
And the voice of the angler, as he casts in hi,
line,
win sing of the romance La belle Brandy.
wine."
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April, 1867.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
REG ISI'jlR,S O'FiFiJliii;iiE-'

.,. NEW CAAyLE CoUNrY, FEBRUE ny iltb, 1857
HON ting application nj tom Townsend, Admin stTa
Tod t"f n Of a5 Tifga a Cox ate Of AFP9ggnims Hun
directed by the Register TINT the Administrator nI,o
H, give noiiqn 81 nc gTanlhR UG Letters nt AdtuiDs
triOh upon the Estate u the decCHsed, with lid date
gra4ing thereof y cansing acknowledgement to bopVst
ed Hllln forty dRyH 'rum tie date of such Letters ii
Ot Tue most public places OF the GUuEty al New Cast
curing hll persons hNying demands against tho Estate
present te same abide by Act of Assembly IN gIl ola
clre nHle and provided. Ana also cNus1 the sane 10
ne Inserted within tho samN period IN tho Delaware r.
1uh can, newspaper puhi'shcd in WILMINGTON and 10
be cunlnueu thCTen two nu4ils. ~
49, Given under he hard and Seal GOfice rfba
80 Ke{sieT ntntesald q Aaw CRsi le 10 New Chs
written, PETER u. VANpIsVER ReristterN
NoTTcE.-All persons tav.ng claims agnins, the t,r.
nlf 81 he dscehsed msst present the sne u ties r
70 me Ndinn'rOn rneIore the lith day of February A.
~ 1873, Or Ghdu tie ACT # Asseuby IN smell case 'ais
~, provided. JOIN TOWNSEND Admin'T.
D., hi I,lt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

ANOTHER CHANCE ron NEW ExGbANp Eat.
dRANI SociETY.--The Directors Of the Mobile
ana ON" hailruad Company have determined
to bring into market one hundred thomsand
acres OF the valuable grant OF lands by Con-
gress to the States of Alabama and Misslssippi
to aid in the construction of the great WORT
These lands lie in the counties Of Waynr'
Clara, Lauderdale, Remper and Noxubec, Mis-.
contiguous or convenient 10 the line orILs rail
road-are all within few hours distance Of
Mobile, and large propoi ton of those now
oI1red lorSnle are Of good quality, some Of
them equal to the finest cotton lands in Missjs.
sippl. The sale is to be put at public auction.
at different points in the counties mentioned
ana not to be sold above the minimum price Of
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REGLNTE ~ l.Il-EEIill.ilRl-

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, i EBRuAEY etth. 1857.
ron the llcatiUnp HuneGjot Is. HARRIS Admins
- traitor JAcuD HARRIS, late Of Appuqunniink
5 ,S ~ the eglsie that thF A9nnlsor aorItae,
upon IN Estate of the docid, with date OF granting
Ihtreoli i cnnsnE advertisements be posted within
forty days fTrn the date ot such Letters IN ak OF the
lg P9ot placesollhe County oi New Cgstlo, roquir-
sent the anme, abide By Act Of Assembly in suoh
case made and provided. Ana also cause tile se to 10
inserted within the same portohin the Delaware Re
pupiicNn 2 new paper published IN WiimtnEton, and
70 ne continue theron months y "
S?~.) Giyen under tue hasd ana seal of Hioe oftl
jLSS Register aforesaid at New t,agtl e IN New cas-
~ tic County nlnrcg1Id, I he day and ear above
written PETER %. NANDEVER, n 0EIbter
NoTlCE.-All persons haVina claims agaiustthn rs
taie 81 The deceased must present the nc duly A.
eu 10 tho AdninSifalnr elOre the Goth day nl oh.
mary, A, ID. 1854, abide the Aut Of assembly IN sn1h
alsG mad and provided, BENEDICT u. HARMS,
Amt
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TERRIBLE INDIAN MAssAcREIN IowA.-PTTs-
BURG, April lit is stated in a letter received
mere from reliable source, dated at Fort
Dodge, in Iowa, March 23d, that settlement of
twenty families ON the head waters Of the Des
Moincs river, had been attacked by Indians.
s,ia IL Is s,,I,nao-a, IN "a 49, svs.ls-s
e. oHiy TWO dwellings were visited by
the persons bringing the news, but in these
fourteen dead bodies were found, some hay.
ing been shot and others cubbud. 1t il
presumed the whoa settlement was killed or
carried into captivity. A meeting of citizens
was called At Fort Dodgs on the 22d, and a
company of 80 TO 100 would Immediately march
to the rescue of tho prisoners and take ven
geance on the Indians.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

n YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL WIFE MURpERED.--
LouIsvILLE, Aprl4.-Our community is much
excited IN consequence Of the discovery of q
most cruel murder, which anpears TO have heem
committed on thursday night. The name of
the person murdered is Mary Travers, a beauti-
full and ACCOMPLISHED girl OF only "a wears Of
age, who had been married but about eight
months. Her husband, who is supposed to have
committed the hOrrid decd, was found living
beside the dead body Of his wife in bed. lie
had also attempted TO commit suicide by cut
tlhg his throat, but his injuries are not believed
to be serious.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

..Il-Tg,h.1 q MNHpI.t0 sNrnllun Of tNo 0rit,,b
f3AS$fssa. an n Pue!s from CH.luur To Worlswurib
sLu-ShIssY Tue British E.a1ysts with p.ef,ces.
10 mo. 7''f'''''' ~ NOLs''
Mehels Universal Atias, new edition with 77sop.
Surgical AnatoliYib by Joseph Maose, with o. coored
H,i"aas AInde, Arehi:uSSt ? vola 100 psGas.
HvUtB Poems, vols. "a mo,
Holy Ciy. ~ WV 'eH'S III ina
NJ lie du Gin. ihnnsRpd pleasant tilnrs gai,o 81 F.
Notes aud Qusrgs' - 20 'IS 81 i'"th
Ny Confession. n story nfa Ro,nan's liTe
Iowa rs It Is ia l6ji, ii Gazetteer Tor rttlyaps
MnnesRp AMI ITS r1slurcps, iy j. w I0mJ
AND ~ other choice pubcati received nnd far 80
40 punished ny =. go J: II. HEALD,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09


INTERESTING RELIGIOUS PRocsrp1yos
| Green street Methodist Episcopal Church wa
iilea 10 Overlooking, On Sunday morning. OF
the occasion of the Rev. Alfred Goodman
whowas appointed pastor OF that church by til,
Conference that recently met at Wilmington
MISUNDERSTANDING his first sermon to tina
congregation. The exercises commenced b,
the singing of hymn No. |, commencing al
follows: "
son, for thousand tongues to sing
Ny great Redeemer's praise ~ r
The Rev. gentleman took for his taxi a nor
non OF the 18th verse of the 9Th chaptor o.
raul, the Apostle, to the Galatians;
"Bnt Gpd forbid that | should glory save in
the cross Of our lord Jesus Christi
me sermon was oue VI those metaphysical
prod leiions, the beauty OF which might be
easily spoiled in even attempting to give a
running sketch Of H. The reverend gentle
man. in order to express his idea relative "a
the text, introduced to his hearers single man
on Mount Calvary, kneciing before tho cross,
$50 '7Ts'f1 tawing language fiiS tr14 ~
uHu troubles winch beSG[ mankind IA their Mt.
Temps to throw aside their natural wicbcdnrss
ant put on the armor of Justice, holiness. truth
and mercy, the attributes of the deity. Up
lIkened the cross 70 II lover, by which tho wbole
w"rid might be raised to tho living God. and i,
WAS only through this tlnt sinners could br
saved INC various trials and the conversion
| % - faGl were Tally dilated upon in style
81 eioqneheH nat must have made u deep and
no uoubt, lasting Impression on the minds of
his hearers. An alcgnrical allusion was made
to me four ilngers and The croaS. Holiness and
truth robad in the pure garments Of Heaven,
While justice, holding the scales equally poised
overlooked thepltce where Mercy reste look
ing npmiih weeping eyes for the redemption
OF mankind The mission of the Saviour was
very happily alluded to, the bond FIR the re-.
denption OF mankind having been sealed by
MN anu winch was Fulfilled hy the s1crifee on
.9ohat talTrry to satisfy divine Justice. At
the foot Of the cross might be seen thn lig,rs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

FOR SALE,-7 valuable Farms, situated
ia7bi Ioar lle mouth Of Sissnifus River, IN KSnt
.7.I1 Jannls. va. M nintains 4ag 40, II DC
trir y, tiSh ted, anJ lqh out n7 fields with
~ sn,' y huuuhI apfea UT mbar walnut, oak hick
XVI anu iupAf. Fhe lmprovetnenta nre 4 aow and good
w. ~ ~ % eet, wth good lrqna, well iRn
95a az ~ ~ 4nI1et, with other buildings Price
gage. y -'N "'''' '''i'' ""'auce Hielt-
~. nlng The snne, AVID mart Of sad tract 9lH
h b VIZ l ae.9g sg9i eFogS iiui Seshense ralne
~ y lee nnu about Is Acrea ri good tin br tho
o. w 30 Pfine 70 pgr Acrea, one Third NJ hall
V5auH' u'h.He ihurlRnge 4 wlll soil the whole In one
u utsteh' ~ sunll hsure For wnre tull par
~" q, e9il0r ad''ress JAMES IL RAI,hewatk, Doh
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

EXCITING ScENE.-A great excitement was
accustomed at Niagara Falls, on Thursday, by
the perilous situation of an elderly man named
Taylor, Of HerlSimer county, who fell into tho
rapids below the suspension bridge, and wa,
rescued only after strenuous exertons, The
case is similar to that of the man Avery. who
was caught in the rapids above the American
Fall three Or four years ago he however, wa.
carried over and killed, while Mr.. Taylor es
capped.
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STILL ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures
April 4.-lntelligence has been received here
Of startling tragedy, which occurred at Wash.
lngton IN this State, yesterday. A Mr.. Baker,
resident OF that town, armed himself and de-
liberately took the life of his daughter-after
which he placed the death weapon to his own
breast and shot himself. No cause has been
assigned, as yet, for the dreadful Tragedy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

A LEGAL QUESTION UNDER THE DRIED Scor1
DEeIsIoN.-The democratic canyassers in the
town of Gloucester, u. l., struck the names of
the colored voters in that town from the lists
before the election on Wednesday, alleging
that they were justified in this outrageous ac.
ton, by the decision in the case OF bred Scott.
The Providence Journal intmates that legal
proceedings will be commenced against them.
-B0Ston Journal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

A CHANCE FOR IYvENToRs.-The Sandman
government offers prize Of 10000 francs
(S2,OOO) for the best rifle which shall carry OK
actly, great distance, with u small charge of
powder, and be easy to construct, repair and
load 1t must also be solid, and suitable for
bayonet-fighting. Smaller rewards will also
be given to remarkable weapons other than
that which takes the prize. The opportunity
is open to inventors of all nations.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

BIT BY DoG.-Col. Curtin, Secretary of
the State of Pennsylvania, was bit by a large
dog in Chestnut Street Philadelphia, on the
I'd inst. The dog flew at him in savage man
ner, and seized him by the leg. Fearing that
the dog was mad, eminent surgeons were called
in and the wounds were cautersed. Great
anxiety is felt for tho result.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

RuSSINd OFF WITH TELEGRApH L INE.-A
locomotive between st. Louis and Spring field
u day or two ago, got attached to tho wire OF
the telegraph line which storm of wind had
thrown down, and'away it went on its course,
tearing down tho poles for distance of two
miles, aad keeping mp amOst tremendous crash
and CHATTER, as one after another came tumbling
down and were added to the aueer rctinne oF
the train. The locomotive arrived in town
in good time, and the engineer then first dis.
covered that he had the lightning line behind
him.
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NLGISIEh 5 UFfICI

v-pn,,t NEW CASTLE County,, Fka. 4tIi, tgs7
I ipN thp Application OF Amos g. tnInil on, Atm,nis-
~ ht"iui IdmuuG ". Chandler, iii e of lbc oil = III
hinI 4 sai n"untv ID reRsed 1t tx Orierrd npu ~
celeu S The u esiSrt that tho Administrator sirTsa Il
nnn h n ne Of tc'te.s q 4dniyatjoG
hI efg'l y nluslng isnncntI to l,D most ed viii
w. lmttl H2S nom the date ulEucl Let efs ~ pS oi he
m uNlo lH'eA ~ TIE County Of New Castle rrutir.
n1,,se, Pls.ls naDlng Gguds ag.ils tho :stsir L.
a'Vul e same, o. abide hg AcLOi ssi,uiy In suci,
uah iiSdh aud provided. ANA also a9use ths sniIa "a IL
nari'eo Withih the same pcrOd In III Delaware m bnw
urlll,h newspaper published IN Wi.nn,tun. ami Il, bs
WhillNoH therein two iuunls, ''7''''' VS." ." -
lT( ,iiNIS rnlgr thu hand uf Sral oc tbcs ,Ftl,,
)l"S( Resispr albcgaid nj New Cast O. IN NSv a.
NnT,cm PETER d. VANbEVER, krgist"r
l,t, of,i i n2rsnns having claims against the iis
Y 'hn Administrator on or t"uro tie A day III Febrry
,,is, t''l o. iD'e 'ir 81 OF Assembly IL such cuSs
'hHt.Iet W provided. AMOS G., II AhiIJ'TON Stu' 7'
-MlLMINGT ~, FEN. 4fh ia H. ifsi a 10 ''''tN" l.
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$3.50 = --sisss 1A@-s'Aa tsss a. - J. ~.
QA w VI! y scrhNwt SELL ut pftynfN Si'c, tho
Ns.T1 Il lnilowlnt described ke1l Esftth, late lhr
lssfhn 80, 91rp'ri, Of Juurs DtguHl. GuofH.ri. Ia
y tN MA CrleN Hundred, New Castle NunUIs, Stu.p
Of y t@Hr9 the Fam known 4 Tia Horn IYTr IN, ~
whlGh tae ~ James OeLnny dsc asfd hta.y rcsi nd
snnhlel"n ihnunpar rn1 len lug FROM SH tbA ~ Sew
Wa, aug Instant hb1nt los ii0u Sautln, udT mites
rom SllNsloh Del, cont lnlag Ahnl lon eros sne
hEthl wll'h + ~ ltnlrr, aud thu lHln.rH IN cleared
ana anl ~ = y sh = ~ q inirnyrrc1i, n'd welt wa
tItu iVlhE running streams II uNHrig very Nul, rle
uiiqihss are ltrLa two -turp Dvallrg Hon IL mod
4 lchnn' itTEe SinN' Barn with Ephltu- lriapu.Ib
So4 rihs irqhgts Suki house mud MI Unatsfary out
HnilH lS WY ~ ia good replr never iuige weti Of
hf ,tss 81 water aud lpHt NJ" ipof. 'gHeF- -
prnr Apple hni Petch U.iHrl thiS prbprfrt and
HuyOi other iruiis Pnssn SION will he gwen m NE
-'Tih n"y ~ Staehhe JAMES p.NNEf, II.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

heA4 W AsLGhE - @1Lt -,
MARKET AND q iFTEENrll Strnot, atnintOvS f .
w Belts GTonnry Sore Jlmas g. karnaId, Practical
DTngSlst and APPolhoca[y Wholesale on R-,ai ilav
methc! tp inform tie citiscns Of wilmington nnI ie
Village @! Hmndywi euna vicinity, that ha sri have
constantly on hand aud for sale ~ low prices, tai md
KEN supply q superior Drugs Chemicals, Dyes Patent
meIlGnas, rerlIHery together with q largo agssnrt
e oil n5nlh aud nancy art ic8s Also, Hair, lli r0n
nSall, and Cloth Brushoi gUni assortment ri tinm,s
fhysclnns Prescriptions and Family Recipes carpiu!ly
h1 hecnrately ?upnn led by himself, nl tri3h AMI re-
mhie uIngs a4i chemicals. Having gn G&prfanan ur
hny years IN the business he unnbNi IN Cuug1t line
lInportnnt branch with caro- and aclnrnoy.
night. ' ''N' '''
Al articles sold warranted to no Of thu host quality
fho subscriber hopes by strict personal intention 10
us'nass, aud desire give u satlsftcla In al eigcs
merit ami resolve share of the public patronage
JAMES b. KENNAltiE, DfuI'tisf
Market and 18th street, Nmingi0H. nal
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Gov. GGARY's CONVERSATIONS. oseph
Ford, of Fountain Grove, Rice county, Min
nosota territory, a farmer and Democrat, who
could not vote for Buchanan because he resid-
cd IN a territory, but whose sympathes wers
steadily with the Buchaneers-who consider
ed the "bleeding Kansas stories lies and
Thought the Missouri Democrats report of that
which was stated in conversation by Geary, in
tAa office OF tnUt journal, n Misrepresentation,
was introduced TO Geary Mt Washington, by an
old personal friend of the Ex-Governor, and
had long conversation with him. lie has
written out report Of the talk at the interview,
which has appeared in the Chicago Tribune,
aad moro than confirms the Missouri Demo-
Gratis Geary pronuncamento. He processes
to give Geary's very words in this paragraph
"There are men here in Washington now,
seeking for Office, and with the probability that
they will get what they ask, lcdOse hands and
dtnsup 10 their etbous are red Nth blood. Iknop
them 10 be marderersi Yet they are graciousy
received by Mr.. Buchanan and the Cabinet, and
their statements are taken for truth wherever
they conflict with mine. They are treated with
more cordially and favor than /, who have tried
to discharge my duty faithfully and honestly,
can ever hope to be-"
Tho appointment by Mr.. Buchanan, of
crowd Of the Ruilians to the offices within his
giftin the territory, shows that the Ex-Governor
was right.
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EEMaVyAE.

! "a ~ It y, MOORE, would inform their Gus o.
! ~ ~. mars Gnd TAG puhr in general, thai their
Ma GlNhlg NiNrein s w removed 70 No SN! Market
II si, x DOORS nbuvr Z rnnt 81, tho store recent
- y "rrurci by Nh. lnscph Il, BrI, where we
hHv" g'oN hsS fluent ct well made CoihnR which we
WI t"th ilI Prices and gunmnCe evciy article To 10
hArcp5esgqirl; we KEEP" lind fine CLuTHE, CSssl.
MtRa dnd NfArlNps, who W. will make 0rtirr in tie
!es' ~ s, Cash buyers would dc wptu call ana III
b into pHfcualit. ia se lower than aHv other
GgitAmr - tr pncf. " SCI, Tor oRsh sinHll profit
isnll W hlt ni OF enrsf NO had debts 10 he made ~
On good GNsltnefsiH l Hs-Uft uet Of gentleme fur
nshuf pnolH tunsi1u.y lni. BEING ptnei iun Tat
oras Nns WnrNeh t11 prnUipal Bs We nra pre
81 70 make cnsum'r'i wIr IN the latest ST. nn afths
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Wagonseller, the abseonding cashier of the
Newcastle (Pa.) Bank, is said to have made
some arrangement for the settlement of his
deficit, on condition that he shall not be pros
ecuted. He has not withstanding this been
lodged in Jail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

IL AyALUABIE p'aUtrtinn cnull,t,1r inward.
f-Ea OF 9 Hundred AprcsH f Land, fttutrI IA n7r
ls;siNl itnfi NJ, On ihG M maii ropd nudiir Eon
l-s5sh. PhlnheiPn to il1ltnnnrH ana rxlsgaInt cb
to tug nayisnnle %alnr q llus river ti p-oPcfry d
now divided INTO thron Farms ~ nifurbi hGundrT
titled rs sgGh, VIII the ncccs,lr, Iwsus aui nyi
y each. The lnlin Farm EiHp.uvai Withn .D.yrUF
bri OK M1nsnni - bySb face wituu,ilf, TAI,
on with servants rooms nin.hni, sI'uu on rrnl1g-
ding einuonCe IN heaniliul pWn aud et0ras a, ~
lu"Ag the adjacent county and yteuJat vniSr rIoa-
paoti thsfe u On ms DIVISION afgs Appa amt prr,
Orchard ufcnlce fruit. Tie hnnr unduh'es ia In sun,
with rnnpg streams IN the eIds and - Hiuf6 al H I,
very best qalii y, winch tiarc has rrri, mend HE
70 inc last lew NeAts gJEeai thnurthi hu. hcsuI iipf
time whIch y readily pnrHiiHsrt tho pnns "t Ills
Farms ~ the lnnt o the 1~H, ~ 'r0 ID never Ming
coplons Spring Office cGii wnerHnt milk 49,. 'tB,,i
sd good nter1 eStoh ilnB aunhd tho runt s.nre nm
We iiln Fnfn contains about Jli 10 $50
The other farms are aid of with less .tIt and tlis III
VISIONS can li male 20 accommodate the ViH. III par.
sous sroms " puI 81 nslng. Thsu ~ grrat gauily
OF timber, Ran tnnd SeupUrs. Cotd Wool Ar %r o.
any oitht DIVISION. The property w:l Sold emf. &, Or
giylded as Hhnve, as inay he desrCi Iuhtr nyi quI
Judicously mlnag may . en- thu prapeI, K" NV
tho pr1e asked iCT the whUC p"FeIty. IlHrir.d Tia
grnwins crops can b. hnd wuh III main TIA ~ rms p.nS
pnrty lies within mi eufagvura hls, tines, LTIss
nid mites ON Perrynans Depgt nt tic Inc II lia
~ lhdelpbia and WtlmIng'unan Baltimore Rail ngrl
For terms nT nhh NOR Htinn apply the sub5cribn
". 4, PATTERSON.
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AOoK F,ssEe VANI

.. TE7Hh ST pFURIMEk having lrnseI N,
S=Gs5 j yard belonging TO GRACE 4 Tar
-&i5A NAIL ~ Water ST., between Walnut h n 4
Poplar St#, near Rail Road Depnt far ii, =
cn., purpose OF onrfylng on the WOOD aud
SuALullc, Wunh respectfully inform the Izeus ri
wilmington ANA vicinity that he is pre- pBTCd il Ei
w pruefs IA his neon the best Of terms; tspecHl cr
WI pc AK N 10 pnrchase leVery heat a,iiod nf COAT
o. ~ sizes NJ tho mines, which VIII hO kept In tho ry
i gsIe ulit screened Ul. Glackn
hts l''p lrh's supplied Mt the lowest rites 2siu
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frBhlc OFFICERS AND PoLtrtcIAys.-Secre.
tary Cobb, in letter to gentleman boldino
high office under government, declares thai
the INST duty 0laHy gentleman holding po,i.
ton under his department is 10 the Govern.
ment and to the people, and not to the party
to which he may happen to belong. lie then
adds: '"S
Holding, as You do, an Office Of great pecu-
MARY responsibility, aSi one r.aufrinr vour
constant personal attention, / cannot sanction
the proprieiy of your absence from your most
for the purpose of an active engagement in
the approaching election of your State. No
one regards with more interest than do tho
success Of the national democratic marty nj
this important period IN our history. Butthat
success must not he purchased at the expense
OF the public interest, which might be the case
if those holding high and important offices
should absent themselves from their posts to
conduct the canvass.
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a golden WEDDISG.-Slmuel Stafford and
vile of Newburyport, Mass, celebrated their
golden wedding on the Doth ult., with their
children and grandchildren around them. hav-
ing been married half century. Itis A re.
mar6able fact that in all this time not a single
death has occurred in the family.