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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02

The Republic of Nicaragua shall enter into
positive treaty stipulations with each of the
two Governments Of Great Britain and Of the
United States Of America that it will make
the grant of freedom to the city of Greytown,
or San Juan, subject to the condition that the
municipality Of the said city shall, as soon as
organized, pass laws and ordinances ~levying,
by tax or duty on imports, some reasonable
sum, to be paid half yearly to the Mos quito
Indians by way of annuityfor a limited period,
as an indemnity and compensation for their in
terest in the territory recognised and declared
by the first clause of article four to be within
the limits and sovereignty Of the Republic Of
Nicaragua.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02

A NOVEL LICENSE LAw.-Mr. HANFoRD's
bill to license the drinkers of intoxicating
liquors, introduced to the Assembly of New
York, provides that no person shall drink
strong liquors without first obtaining a license,
which may be granted by any Justice of the
Peace, on the following terms:
For a license to drink lager beer, current or
any domestic wines, 50 cents.
For strong beer, 10 cents.
For whisky and homemade liquors, 81.
For French or any imported brandy, 81 80.
For champagne, burgundy, or any foreign
wine, 50.
No married woman is to obtain a license
without the written consent Of her husband,
and no minor without written consent from his
or her guardian.
The license can be revoked in case of gross
intoxication but this section is net to apply
to a licensed clergyman or member of the press.
No dealer is to serve liquor to a person with
out the production of the license, and then only
such liquor as is named therein.
The bill was referred to the Committee Of
the Whole.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02
Exchange.

WILL make an excha' e Of Eight or Tn Thousand
i Dollars Worth cf sOoJ REAL ESTATE in Memphis
for CARPENTERS WORK and iUILDISG MATERIAL.
Gail on J. N. PROslNE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02
Fine Residence for sale.

/ OFFER for sac one Of the best residences in
Uni Memphis, on Second street. between Court
k1lII Square and the Post once.
- Also, a No. I Negro Mana superior house
or body servant.
ap2-iw s.. C. SNYDER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02

The LAND OFFIcEs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Philadelphia .ArgHs, of the
25th ult.:
"There are fourteen Land Offices in the West
ern States and Territories, in each Of which
some three OF four Offices with moderate sala-
ries may be filled by the present administration
Some thiTty-fVe or forty appointments may be
made for those places. The salaries are not
large, and one would suppose the calendar
would not be crowded. Yet, tits said, there
are nearly two thousand applicants for posi-
tions as registers, recorders, receivers, and so
forth, in them. Relatives of Senators, Repre-
sentstives, Governors, and of all sorts of . in
fuential" men, are after them eagerly and clam
orously. The Pittsburgh Post asks why is
this? Simply because those posts, worth little
In themselves, so far as the salaries are con-
eerned, will enable spectators to "go West' at
the pub /; expense, and occupy the very best
positions for making profitable Investments in
public lands. They are points from which the
best "chances" can be discovered and secured.
They give position in a new territory, and a
good starting point for success insspecnlations.
"Yet, strange to say, it is we'll understood
that the policy Ct the administration will be to
make at least half Of the thirty or forty ap-
pointments from the resident population in the
vicinity Of Offices. JUICE, then, of the number
of dis appointments"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02

The present separate articles shall have the
same force and validity as if they had been in
serted word for word in the treaty between her
Rritanic Majesty and the United States of
America, signed this day.
They shall be ratified by her Britanic Males
ty and-by the President of the United States,
by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate thereof, and the ratifcations shall be
exchanged at the same time as those of the
treaty.
In witness whereof the respective p~lenipo-
tentiaries have signed the present separate ar
%ticles, and have affixed thereto the seal of their
aims. Done, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02

Her Majesty the Queen of the United King
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland, and the
United States of America, bind themselves, in
case the Republics Of Nicaragua and Of Costa
Rica, or either OF them, should refuse to accept
the arrangements contained in the preceding
articles, not to propose nor consent to any
other arrangements more favorable to the re-
fusing party or parties. The foregoing article
is entirely e~XpuTgated.
ARTICLE Y.
The present SHALL be ratified by Her Britain
mic Majesty and by the President of the United
States Of America, by and with the advice anC
consent of the Senate thereof and the ratihca,
tions shall be exchanged at - as soon al
possible, within the space of -.
In witness whereof &C.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-02

n. Exchanges throughout the country
vii. confer a favor by giving The above al
insertion
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
The attention of transgressors is invited to

An editor down south has been putting up his
well water. fOh, such water Cooler than
the breath OF spring, clearer than crystal, pure
as womans heart, and sparkling as cham
pagre." He descends, however, from the
to the prosatic, when he remarks
.slt is excellent to boil potatoes in''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
WHOLE NO. 1,007.

not pray, that nothing in the Bible gave her III,
beast hope. saw her again. found her sink
ing INTO terrible gloon. She wanted to know
u thought there could lie any hope. AT this
betOOk myself to Calvary. ! showed her thu
Rock that was cleft showed her the bOunl-
less compassion Of Jesus. II was while taking
with her Of the abOunding mercy of God. that
light broke in to my own mind. My own des-
pair gave way to IA flood Of joy. ! left her,
and sought place to weep for joy. ! bched
the ever blessed Saviour. | felt the streams Of
mercy flowing warm from his pierced side.
But as soon Us ] left her, She thought her
last hope was taken away. She thought that
deSpaired of her conversion. and for this reu-
son had suddenly left her. Then She went away
alone. Her sins were like mountains. NJ
friend could help her. She stood on the crllmb-
ling brink Of woe. 1t seemed 10 her that she
deserved eternal despair. Ii was then that She
dropped on her knees, and cried in bitter
groans. 1t pleased the saviour now 10 show
her his compassion. She wept. Tears fell in
gushing streams. She thought, o how could
have smned against such love, such pity, such
glory.
When next saw her, She appeared like one
who could not forgive herself that She had liy-
ed all her days in sin. But O, The love of le-
80 ~ ,'rs rlir I'm SsfS Wtnt
iSl sinners were awakened My inquiry meet
ing WAS crowded. My congregations were
solemn. But This was the type of the work
from first TO lasts whether penitent or impen-
itent, all took sides with justice against them
selves, and sued for mercy as the last hopG.-
And when the converts offered themselves for
admission to the church, mercy was all their
plea.--.4mcTicaA Messenger.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
Farm IN Maryland for sale.

In A MAfTAPE pan4iGa I9s pGwaI,s
GA4A ford Cjunlt tUu the old mat rIhd leading from
Phddephi3 70 Hiltimnrn, nnd extending hrk 10 lie
nysnDu wulrrul Bush River. thus property now dl
Sided into three Farms by natural tulndnrlcs and TILED
As such; wlth ihe nrressarS wtng and buildings 10
each, Ths naln Fhin ~ 'hp6Eed with spNcih"s Brick
Mansion A5by 5llee VII calla large snne kltrhen with
servants rooms attached, situate IN comnanhlns ~
hence, ina heauiiu laSnand grounds, over.lnnkng the
adacent country and extended water prospect; tsre In
en this lIyls9n argG apple and PEACH Orchard Of choice
NUT. The iaud undnllLrs IN the south, with running
sire ms il the iiedsfnh i tr very best qla
years, several lhnnsand bushels Of Hot Lime which is
readily purchased on the landings nt the Farms the
fuLt Of tho lrwn there is nsver aiig cupiuns Sprius
oil Ice cold ter ami mI!k house There Is good fish
Tending around the front hOrp. hs the inin arin
cuniaIns all Jut $40 to $50 Acres D Land
The uthor FaTns ARE laid n with less and and the -
visions he made tO accommodate tho views OF persons
desnIs of purchasing There grsa quantity uI tim
bcr Raj Road Slecpsrs. Cord Wol1, &e &c., ,Iany uf
the llysius The property will lie sold entire hivid-
Ell as nlDvr, as ilny hs desired. Timber, wood aud Judi
cli9s managed may be cut on the prnpert pay The
price lskcd for the whole property, II desired The grow
ing crop b. hal with the miln Farm. This proper ty
lies whn Me Of several mills, stores, churches, and
2mes from Pcfy inlns Dfpni On HE ue n the Philadrl
phinand Wilmington hn. Balnlre Rail Huad; Fur
trTns further lulbrH lion Apply to the subscriber
siding adjoining PUirynm Depot, ,..,
Dec, If PerrymHns Dep0t. Hartford Co., Md.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

y PASTOR S hrcc years had
now passed away, and no conversion had uc-
Cured. With my preaching all my people APP
peared to be we'll satisfied. Some said II the
church would awake, We might see a different
time. Some, said we need not look for Il con-
stant revival. Others still thought that in his
own good time God would come by his Spirit,
and his work would ga on
But, as pastor, was going to the Judgment
seat, To meet my hearers. Had ! done all /
could! Was there nothing in my manner; was
there nothing in my heart, that grryed the
Spirit tremblcd to answer such questions.
took the "Saints' Rest into my study, de
ternined to see if Baxter had any thing appro-
PIRATE to my case had not read far before !,
spirit Of fear and trembling came over me-
W nat II should lose heaven at last Then
all my life came up in solemn review. The
ruin Of the damned, who lose heaven and en-
dure the torments of final despair, seemed a
great afd terrible reality. But the light of Gods
countenance seemed taken AWAY from me.
felt undOne.
Sabbath came. ! must preach. But could
think Of nothing but those terrible comparisons
Of Baxter about what the lost sinner will bose,
and what will he endure if he sinks 10 hell. |
preached 10 Christians as one that felt most
deeply for false professors, but most Ot all for
myself Ny sins against the law, against the
mercy ofGod, against the pity ofJesus seemed
sinking me.
In my congregation, observed a lady ap-
peared TO swallow every word. | went soon
and visited her, She was impentent. She
telt like a ruined sinner. She was afraid there
was no mercy for her. | told her, her sins were
much greater probably than she had any con-
ception of ] visited her tho second and the
third time. She had not tear to shod She
had taken sides with the law, Justice, and iudc
nent, against herself. She was in bitter an
nish. She said she was lost, that she could
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

MERCY ASn Jusrlcg AT rng GATE or MISERY.
IF should cnmnarn fsoiI = Wrlsh rrnaehrrl
the natural state OF man, should conceive of
an immense graveyard. filed with yawninr SEN
ulchres and dead and diving men. An uTonnd
are lofty walls and massive iron gates. At the
gate stands Mercy. said spcctatress of the mel
ancholy scene.
! An angel flying through the midst of heaven
attracted by Che awful sight, eXcIainis, i Mercy
/ WHY u" you not enter and Apply thcse ubfects
OF compassion the rcatoring balm ~
mercy replies AlaS! daro not; Justice
Dara me way.
ny her sidc appeared one like unto the Son Of
Man. ''Jhstite,' he cried, . what are thy de-
mahdS, mat Mercy may enter and stay the car
hlYai OF death!
- demaht, SAID Justice. ''paih for their
ease degradation for their dignity, shame for
the'r holor, death for their life.
accept me terms. Now, Mercy enter"
nat pledge do yon give for tho perform
ahee oi theSe conditions =
NY NY Mofu; my oalh:
/" W hen VIII YOU fulfil them r
our lnonSlhd years hence. on tho hill OF
CalvaFy'
Ine bohu was sealed III the presence OF at
tenaaht Angels, amt committed to patr!archs
anu pfophels. long series Of rites and Ger,
emonlos saerihces ami obiatlonS, was instituted
10 preserve Inc memory OF that solemn decd
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
g 80. u q. a. b Igp 80 =
AEkiflNyl WAhTor

DANIEL III. BATES HAS REMOVED
HlNlAW OFFlGE TO TUE 50 DOOR, BELOW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

. TuE FnIsnET.--From various quarters We
have accounts ofthe damage done by the fresh
ct. Large amounts of property have been des-
troyed along the Schuylkill, the Susquehanna,
the Delaware, the Hudson, and all the noigl-
boring streams, and we fear that the worst has
not yot been experienced, The damage on the
Hudson alone is estimated at two million Of
dollars
A bill has passed the n orth Carolina House
Of Representatives, providing that persons con-
yicted of placing distractions on railroads
hall he put in the pilory, and receive thirty
e lashes on the bare back.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
THE TRAVELLER
PHILADELPHIA WILNiNGTORes BAL TlM0YE
RETL-RO aO.
Fall Arrangement

p!5lsIstl.gltiI Illi9f.i:iIfl3 NI.5ls, sh.EJ
SNR---Ssk5 ! .t2.,s. - Ss!s-
I'm and nlLsf MONDAY, Ilsr. lsi, ld5G, the pas
- senger Trans, wlllenreHs i"llpws;
leave Phi.NdelrnlI JI Baltimore in. uHl II III.
Wilmington At z IN, !. J.3thnh II pIH
Wilmington lor Baltnlnre 0.l2 :. niWt t4.l7
and GlJpm
Wilmington for IN and il,4i ~ 2.a3and 10. III
hnNer -tiraee Accommodation Fratu leaves lluVrI-
de,trlca lhr Baltimore ut 7.i5H
ithitiInOrA lOr HnNer tir dIaIp 5,34 M,
brought Train vii h passenger Etachol, wall uu rs
HileWs; Leave tml lephaf"F PerJWlieAnGintorme
hlate places, nt6 y. N.
Wlthl1ston for herryyla rad iGtorn.eiAte places at
Sup. IN, hEOttiiE A. PARKER,
lInnaENl tLlILLmM
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

The shock OF an earthquake was lclt at Trcn-
ton, N. H., and through Philadelphia county,
on1ucsday night about halt-past eleven O'Clock.
In the District Attorney contested election
case in Philadelphia more testimony is adduced
showing the great extent and rccklcssness Of
..le naturalization frauds, which appear to have
been carried on under the auspices Of the DEM
ocrlLiic cnmmittne.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
WJLLIAm M. WILSON'S


JIIBAP U NUUEN1 4, UFtI UU'JD0 DVUN AINU
VARIETY STORE. NEWARK, DEL.
S-7gyT rENliE Subscriber wnr.h respectfully announce
FN9F3 to the people Of Newark and vlrlity, that lie
ls.H5B hastakrnthe store nrnetly GrcnPrd BY 2.
.zJ G.. smith, nearly opposite the Odd Fellows iiRll,
and has laid ia we'll selected assortment Of fresh
rncpfirs Tens, SH snrs and M1lasses Of thehes quail
les--nisn jw and desirable dry goods, such cloths,
ens5eers yestngs, sainetts. rgc es linens musins,
Nr. BOUkS--A largo Rnd excellent assortment of tho
best STANDARD works. besiiGSaltha chnc. publ cations
received ~ snntl puhllshad-nsu Clocks, Watches,
Boots, Shnl, Hats, Caps, &c. which will bn sold the
I0we. c1sl prices hopes By strict attention to bust
thr pmllln patronage. WAl. NJ. WILSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
Religious.

WmEaE Con IS Nor.--A Clergyman address
ing school on the omuipreSence oi the Deity,
asked the children If any could tell him where
God is not TO be found. A little girl timdly re-
piled, . The Bible says, he is not in all the
wicked mans th, nghtS.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

H-eA yrfN fine grnGihs farm within miles uf the
Re 5Fifif ~ citI VI W lhtm+tnh rnhiamng nDu bnN
Ihssb1 Arft1, InlSt uIiI welt improved, with handing
l.AHs. on The Glmisnnl aud within ! mile Of Raj
iaNd 1aioi,, nrntlN nna haltexeeient embnnkrd AMI
,npriyRd meAinw nr " ~ srR2ing 2On yOnns peach
rops, vii barn Ia Ieel long, and hires frame e,lings
inH nthtr hGiling. For irrns and particulars.
Apply 10 NM. McCAlllEN,
ial Market street.,
Oct IL if Wilnnngina, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
a ryew Coal and Lime Depot.

<ez.-se1 FENlEsnbscfl lNefWohIhresp pnctInl-
PssSzSssLA 4 ly InuTH he clilaenSOf Christi
GsAf9SI a am and sirronnnE cnuniry,
xz5nz@SakldS1Sx- that he has upGufl Coal yRrd
ia the viilhsn of Christina, where he
snrsparel tosel Black heath Brnad Mounl u uknry,
Uhtts asn and Alsnotih vein CGals from II Schuyl
LiF at Wilmington pflGeH itT cash. .
Is has nj 50 ior the sale OF Lime Tor Mngee&
Viii ell he wall furnish TO Farmers q hers % amy
port Inc Delaware FROM ypslc lnGrays Ferry Bridge
~ ia waters az the Christians uhd stations the
PhiIaioiphIa, Wilmlngonqnd ii"nore Raj Roqd, New
tastle and FTanoluwH ni the Delaware Rail Rond, at
raasoadbe rates AllOrdes addressed to tleaubsOrber
VIII PC promptly ot'o'"'" VI " trrERGn mon ALLEN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Htllli Whalt property occupied hy Jesse Lane
4 Lumber yard, fronting on the Chritihla Creek que
Greek seven hundred feet, One ntihe best ne;ltnn
IN Wilmington for the lnnber, cpnl ar wood business
for thehuiding of lnats, having sufficient
aus i H. ~ iOSiiliA SIMMONS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

IN reference TO a lady's dresses, it is no lon
ger Gus lomary to say ;,s'The height hut, .sths
,,rcgitll of fashion,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
VOLUME XIX 90.
NE CASTLE.

t5- lease notice II johnson 5 advertisement IN
ahOthe column, for Medicines, 40.
SsuPE OR Green ana iitanG ieas constantly on ilund
> ani 10: y; IL by w. II JANViEN,
rug II Nav Castle.
i on l. iHi ii for sale ny
w. Il. JANYiER, New Castle.
70 the Citizens OF New Castle and SUR
rounding Country.
M HEN YOU are IN search of choice fine ,tavoFed
w Cail 10 nhl sNaln,ne The stock ~
". E.JAAYIER'S,
hhs New Castle, Del.
4 LII of DR.. ayne's Family Medicines tor safe BY
n. HENRY JOHNSON, Apothecary,
,ot4 q rio pen h Iambsons. New Castle Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
REAL ESTATE


70 Acfes OF LnNu LOT Sale.
"A SITUATE WITHIN HALF \ MILE OF
a. 81 the G,ly Of Wilmington, high. henihy
sssnh stnntnl. 1t Will lr I'D tw0 parcels,
,sstSsN the lald is ns"nd order, pcrsuiS w;inng
e1ni iil sIie for tunt, sent Trlck hHrden ruuu
well accommodated. Applt 10
NM. McFAl l.lEi No. liRAlHtket street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
SADDLE and HARNESS MAKING

fsis,aA THE SUBSCRIBER wnu lid respectfully in
kA form the public That he has taken the shop form
sDaEA orally nGcu pied by John u. Tni, NJ ewatk.
Dell and commenced the SADDLE AND
HARNESS business. lie win keep canSautly ~ hand
avery arol with h5 limo VI business wIcl hc
W. u''P''' " = JOHS PERKINS. Jr
NJ B-Fly-natts. Buffalo Ruhri and Horse CoSets IN
Nh, 4 - ''FF' - r.,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
TAVERN ROUSE FOR SALE.

In the HoHTsShiHs tc,cH Of llltHt"gto", Ha'
ll ar is situated about miles from llic Delaware
GEAA 4 Rallrnad station ut SmArnS, with u direct
IsssM TuHd from Smy ma to Cheste:tpwu. u Is also
lshLHaA- about IL miles iom Middlruw stallnn. fhe
HOUSE Is vel ailt, comnmdinls aud nnriy koale, beIHs
The street the junction ul tsc two ROADS AA
nnned The III lei has good tod gug rooms IN the see
gnd story, space enough Tor several ~ hoaue; with
f,,ur COED rooms dOwn stairs.
The StHng is ali good, Full repairs have Teen ma lie
upon the property within the last fur years, which IL
getef with It's convenient ucatiUn render very de
of he purchase money. JOHN W. OSBORNE.
lnaIia Manor, St. tiemrges. Dot, Oet g.If.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

If you wish 10 cure scoldng wife, never
iail to laugh at her with all your might until Sho
ceases, then kiss her. Sure cure and no quaclS
medicine.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
INC cuban ifalr Invigorator

'TfhIS NEW AND VARIABLE PREPARATION
isnnw presenttd'n the public hN The pfnprlelnI'nl
ter GIVING It nn extensive trlal and recriying tbs IN
qiN el anlati0n ntall who have used It u wl
eeElHl prevent the lin[ out nio hair ,unL restore
wien ii has inten, u etfeotnally cleansee the scalp
6n nl and uh, ana prevents ts lntnnnEf u Is mos,
shilnrsAs ltt pArtrnllrly recommended n thG Ia hts;
T. Prepared IN Dr. EDW. WURRELin
Al Delaware CITY.
PRICE az and I5 cents per bottle,
sulT II Wilmington hy McsSrs, EDWARD MclNAI.
M IttS :. BESNETf. Druggists, Snv, i7.6nlos.L
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

FOR SALE.

fItWB BuILDINli LOTS. on Pine .trsc, rh.~c Ftfti,
y " rse n'iis ah ~ nrep, AlsI two IN Lord
between lUaHrd nHd Pine % leet aud 50 feel deep
Apply 10 JOSEPH GOltD,
zb-tf corner FOIrtl aud 10
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

4 ssffps - miesof Newpotl md mns I,nT Willnilg
lssHHH. lime Dwelling we finished aud within good Harm
nd other ont buildings; is divided ntu nor Il folds. with
large Of Thorn Irdlc, well Mnirrel. Apply Ia
WM. MECACli.EN t5i Market 81
jan l5-tf Wmingiph. DEL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Matthew Lansherry used to say, ''ifyou wish
to have shoe made Ofdtlable materials, you
should make tbs upper leather of the mouth OF
i hard trhllser. for that never lets in WATER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

The man who travels on u strain Of ideas
will be very apt 10 know more about the world
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Let thy mildncss excuse thy power dread to
be feared. '.Wiy may the mean not fear MOI
grcMl desnise g
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Every man has in his own life iollies enough
in his own mind troubles enough--in the per-
fornances Of his own duties deficiencies enough
in his own fortunes evils enough-without be-
ing curious about the aiihirs of fothers.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

IAMES MENDlSHAbi. will take no: ice TINT ! IN
tend ~ prefer my psf On the LEGISLATURE OF tht
state uI Delaware, at the session tlereD fneNt following
the nte nfhA notice, for vnrra' VIu n nlatrimu
nj from yCu the said James Menlnhal
Dee. q. imIu. ANN MENDlNfIALL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
THE ADAM; ExEIl1as 5 ooMPAnl.
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ISS5 90 saEsssssYa . PhsI, ,.ts6;b. E&r;kESsEs ~
ELY IN =sA-2sssS Boston, aud Ill ~ Tho I;astefh
qtes, also onnnecns with the llelmers for Savannah
Mhucn. Aultict Mon gtlIGfy aNd NOW Orleans. !eNye
daily ID a.21 and iar n, Specn, 1ewe!ry valuab es
Bpsca mossenger
Express for Baltimore, Washington, Rrohrlpnd, Nur-
FOLK and ~. the Hlut ahd western cities enVa daily
BY the dnislh train, whiph atu hs0 accompuhodb b
Bpeolal lnGssengeTs,
Mates, Draits il no., colIooted mod, terms
aud prompt returns made.
floods purchased per order in of the EASTERN
tern or southern states, wt hdetity Rud despatch.
The public will please hear mnd We call Fur and de-
Hyer al. parcels without extra charge.
Ekpia+7 Tor HsTre do Trace alj all Intermediate places
leave dhil y EtrJ A. NJ,
EApre for Clayinunt, MareuR IOuk sgt nests eave
daily Mt p. NJ. GEO. CANNING AFeni.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

NOTICE IS hereby given l3at intend To prefer PEI
Milton IN the next General Assembly al the state Of
Delaware praying divorce ttom ~. husband John =
.knHS, El.IXA Il. LlkENS.
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