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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

TEE REcEsr ACCIDENT AT AL5IAscE.-Mr.
Cherry, the engineer on one Of the trains at ths
time Of the recent rairsEd catastrophe at Alliance
Ohio, who has been held to bail in $500 to answer
the charge Of granddaughter in the premises, has
published 4 statement pnder athlavtoR the subjeet
He says ho did all in his power 10 check the train
such cases failed, liz 10 generally sail owing to the
trostsd condition OF the rails and that he left the
spot only when his life had been repeatedly threat>
The clsavesnd and rlttsburg Railroad Company
have commenced an action against the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Conn apY for placing Of.
stInetsns gu the track Of pIanuf's road, by which
be determined.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

A NEw Toy. "A Paris correspondent of the
New Orleans Plcayuae speaks Of a new toy
which is making the fortune ofits inventor,
and is thus described:
His invention consists ina balloon, which
appears to he made Of bladder aolOred red and
inflated with hydrogen gas, but am assured
they are mado Of gulta percha or Indian rub
Der. The public gardens present singular
appearance with hundreds of these balloons 10
the hands Of tho childlen floating with swan
ike grace yard above their heads. AT little
distance the string becomes invisible, and
hey seem to follow iae children by sort oil
magnetic attraction. Now ard then, negligent
child let's the string slip cut Of his hand the
balloon rises msjostically, despite the tears Of
the child, the screams and leaps Of the nurse,
and the agitation" Of the crowd, until it is
lost 10 sight,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
CmNrsn SraAn OANn SEED -AeRlouLTuRAI

CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED -AeRIouLTURAT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a = The Commissioner
Of Patents is now sending 10 the several State
Agricultural Societies, parcel Of Chinese Su-
gar Cane Seed raised under the direct super
vision Of the Patent offi,Q, sufficient o plant
sixteen acres, with view of extending the
culture of this plant. 1t has, since its intro
duction into this country, proved itself well
adapted to our geographical range of Indian
Germ. 1t is Of easy cultivation, being similar
to that OF maize or broom corn, but will pros.
per in much poorer soil A correspondent
writing to the commissioner, speaks of the
extraordinary richness and delicious favor o.
the milk ofSows which had been fed on thai
description Offood.
Several gentlemen have likewise recently
acquainted the Office with tho fact of the suc'
cess OF the Liqu0rce Plnnt, which is hardy as
far North as Connecticut tits employed mo-
only for medicinal purposes, but is an i'm
portant they say, in preparing some of thu
best ale and porter in Great Britain.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

MURDER IN ST.. LouIs.-Dr. = IL. CieaVeland,
a traveller, was murdered at the Virginia Hotel. III
St. Louis on Sunday afternoon weef, under the fol-
lowing circumstances, according to the Herald, oil
that city
lie arrived at the Virginia Hotel on Saturday,
In company with a man calling himself Alexander,
of the hotel, next the reading room. On Sunday,
Immediately after dinner, DR.. Cleaveland paid his
bill, and he and his companion went to their room
together. About ,ffteeu minutes afterwards some
one belonging 10 the hstel went to the room and
found DIR Cleayeland lying upon the floor dead
stabbed to the heart land large bowie knife lying
uron his breast Alexander had disappeared leay-
Ing his oyercoat behind hm, and has not been seen
since. An inquest was held and verdict rendered
that he had been murdered by Alexander. The fact
that the scabbard Of the knife with which Ii 9 Wa
killed, could not be found, and that another knife
with soabbard was found upon the de ceased, for
bids the idea of suioide-especially whom taken In
| connection with other circumstances He was a re,
sident Of Lafayette, Ind where he leaves wife ant
| two children.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

DISTRICT OF coLuHBiA. "A Washington CORES
pondent Of the New Orleans Daily Delta, who seems
70 be Of the most waohtul sentinels OF slavery
writes an in erestng letter the subject Of the Ps
oullar institution in the District, from which we
learn that 1t Is fast dying out there In fast the
writer says that, at tho present rats the District
will become free ~ the natural progress Of things;
without any law on the subject. Six years ago there
were six thousand slaves. Now there are mot more
three thousand while in the same period the free
negroes have increased from four thousand up to a
total Of twelve thousand The correspondent give
as the reason for this that slaves constantly
running away or being kidnapped, and the disap,
psaranue Of one slave causes the owners to send
Ssu:h all their others. The abolition of the dn.-es
Tic slave trade has also produce an Ian et
feet The result Is that tL~ correspondent considers
the Distrot surs be free without the action of
Congress-, thing which nlls him with sorrow. II
seems highly probable that the census Of the year
1850 will show general diminution oil The number
Of slaves not only in the District OF Columbia, but
In Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, on account Of
the demand created by the culture 0f sugar and
cotton in Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01


PREVAILING EPip sNics 1T will be we'll for the
public to observe that two or three fatal malsdss
now prevail to considerable extent ia ditfersnt
parts Of country The season Of the year, as is
we'll known, ia peculiarly favorable to the dissoni-
nation Of certain olasses of epidsmisa disease, and
all necessary and possible precautions should
be taken even whore they do not prevail. to
guard against them In addition to the largely In.
creased mortality by consumption aud kindred dis.
cases. which fails 70 attend the Geld season,
the health lists Of New York and Philadelphia for
last week show an alarming per ceRtnge Of scarlet
fevar, end In the former city Of small pox also -
Soriy-one deaths shown 10 each city by the for
mer disease, and twelve deaths By ~asal sz in one
Of them. We also observe that of forty ak deaths
IN Newark N. j., last week, niuetsen were by soar
let lever alone, aHd In Monroe, Virginia, there are
seventeen persons down with the small pox. Ii
addition to these instances Of prevalent epidemic
dseases we notice that sixty six children out oil
sshool Of less than one hundred In Steubenville
Ohio were down with that distressing Scourge to th
young, the measles.
We only group these various instances at widel.
separated polnts to impress caution upon our read
arS. Much is douc to secure safety BY timely pre-
caution, and experience and Information avail u
nothing, if they do not produce action. Very lii
80 exsrton may exempt from ahictions Wsie
nothing can remsdy when they have rssohsd u.s.
And NO bead Of family should fail to use sucl
simple prevsntives as all are agreed will conduce
the health f those under his or her charge AmuEI
these We venture to sdsgesi the most importsct ar
the sinplest--aannsl clothing, ventilation withps
draught, and oleanlness of person and premises,
The most ,ss'oua subjects for these pIscautior
are children and servants.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

MoRE Survivors, sRox rRR wREok o. PaK LIZ
anAI1E "a despatch FROM the Bordeaux, rees Fed
at Liverpool Previous the sailing OF tue Canada
announce thut yessul had reached the former port
viii the captaiu aud fifteen other survivors from
the wreck II the ill fsted steamship The Lyonaise
The captain Of the Lyonaise was the last to leave
the ship. There were with him the hrst lieutenant,
four petty officers the steWardess, and Messrs csrin
were sssn to embark in two yawls detailed for the
purpose. The N, Y. Times Is Of opinion that all
shese were among the saved, with portion Of those
who were known 10 DO on raft Il all ON the raft
Der some tweniy,sgbt instead Of sixteen, report.
cd. But II Is not unreasonable to suppose that
eral must have died from exposure before they wero
Iioked up.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

ANTICIPATED TROUBLE wfrH yEs.-During
the past week considerable uneasnesa has existed IN
some parts of Prince George county, Nd tcuchlng
an apprehended risng OF the slaves during the
present week. The Marlboro Advocate says;
Two slaves the property of Henry DaingernelI,
Esq were arrested and committed to jail on Friday
last, and on Sunday ave others were also committed
Those arst arrested are said TO have given some
information. or to have made some disclosures con-
corning an insurreotion, on which public apprenen-
sion appears to be based. In consequence OF these
public meetings Of the citizens OF u
isrlct were held on Saturday and Monday last lot
the organization of patrols and for taking other
stepsin the premises.
The Berysville (va.,) Gazette Of Thursday has
the following:
Just before going to press three Slaves Joe, Tom
and Vincent the property Of Ms. Geo Ia kerioot,
| near wildwood, and free negro named Alfred
Thompson, have been lodged In our jail for an at
| tempted insurrecton. We learn that these negroes
| expressed themselves before the justice who COM
mitted them as familiar with plot Of insuErecuon
| to commence in our country, and also at Harper
Ferry, two months from the lst day of November
last And further that they had heard white men
and negroes talking IL fremont was elected the,
would be free, and as they knew he was not, they
were prepared to fight for it, and threatened the
lives Of two Of our most worthy citizens as the mrs
they intended to take.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

A letter from Westport in the 81. Louis Re-
publican says that COL. Buford publishes
statement showing his loss ia the Southern
smigIsnts enterprise to be upwards Of 8l0,-
000'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

FATAL Practice. young lady, named
Narcisaa Blrnham. was found dead 10 bed on
the evening of tue 18th ult., in Austin, Texas.
She was residing with Col. Subjects family,
and mad been in the habit OF using chloroform
to put herself aSleep.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

TIE LATE CoLp "SNAP, For the gtatifica-
ton Of those WHO considered their sufferings
here intoler able, we would hint that the cold
was n1thiDg 10 what some Of their shiyering
counuymep pnjoyed. For instance:
Gin B,attle6Oto', VT, it was l6 deg. below
zsro; IN Bradford, % deg N ST. Johnsburv,
~; N1r.htiell, IS, and in Woodstock, N. B.,
only thirty degrees beiow--f0rty or forty five
degrees warmer than DR.. Kane and his com
paoions found It some times in the Arctic reg
ions,h
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

SAD SUICIDE. young German, of consid'
cradle means, named Charles, Schaffer com
mitted suicide on Sunday week, atNewark
New Jersey, by blowing his brains out with
qua. lie had some difficulty with his wife in
the morning, and jud ling By the fact that he
left his property to her with many impassioned
expressions of tenderness, and that he first
deliberately visited aud attempted to shoot a
neighhor, It would appear there might have
teen some jealousy in the case. Certain 1t Is,
after having failed III his previously announced
intention If killing another before committing
self destruction he succeeded in killing himself,
leaving letter 70 bis vile, forcIbly and ten
DERBY and well written, though with evidences
Of a troubled spirit, and want Of familiarity
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

Hon. D, NJ. Curtin, who has been on the
Democratic Electoral Ticket in Tennessee al
every Presidential election since 1870, and
was never chosen until this year, failed, on
secount Of high water and bad roads, 10 reach
Nashville until the day after the meeting Of
the Electoral college, thereby losing his vote
except through substitute.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

Tan ELECTION or o. s SeNAroRs.-A very In
teresing controversy is going among the leaders
of the Democratic party in this State, In regard to
the election Of the y. $. Senators. Mr.. payard Is
said to be the ehoo, in this county for recollection,
provided that be should not be rendered seat IN
TIE Cabinet Of Mr. Buehanan0 and Martin v.
Bates of Dover, for the unexpired term OF the late
Mr.. Clayton. This arrangement will suit Mr.. Bates
friends we'll enough; but then there Is another
claimant for Senatorial honors The friends Of W
lard salisbury, of Sussex, demand that he shall DO
selected for one Of the terms. 1t plain that tey
eannet all be elected, and hence there Is a good
deal Of malcsuvring and the movements Of Mr..
Bates is regarded with good deal Of suspicion The
friends Of Mr.. Bayard charge him with favoring the
election Of MIR. Salisbury while the friends OF th'
latter gentleman charge Mr.. B. with fsvoripg th
election Of Mr.. Bayard. This gentleman, therefore
Il placed between two 6res, and it will be victor
II he esoaps without prejudice from either. 1t
plain that all three cannot be elected that one Q
the other must be clicked eff and the friends Z
each are pulling the wires 10 that end. As one q
the siher must BIO defeated, we would suggest tha
It would be better to make no election, and alo'
Mr., comsgys to serve out the uuexpired term ls
vacant by the death Of Mr. Clayton,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

A fire in West Philadelphia, on Monday Right.
destroyed the extensive Omnibus stables Of
Mills s Place, one hundred and thirty horses
perishing in the flames. Thirty emnibuses and
all the harness, hay, feed, ETC., in the sta BILE,
TeTe DESTROYED. Four dwelling houses were
also burned. One oil the proprietoIs Of the sta
bic was asleep in the Office when the fire broke
out, and he, with two Of the SherifF's officers,
who were IN possession ofthe premises, mar
rowly escaped with their lives SO rapid was
the spread OF the flames.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
M AR RI q ID .

On the Gath inst, by Rev ]. Mason, Mr.. WILL
LIAM IL. STATS, to Miss LYDIA J. oAULK,
both Of Cecil County, Md.
On the 25th inst, by the same, Mr. muses.
PALMER, OF New Castle Co., to Miss ANNE b.
PALMER, Of Delaware Co., Pennsylvania.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

A MODERN CUPD. - Ihe Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal chronicles casein Shrewsbu-
~, Mass, where child was born without
eyes. Il was healthy boy. well developed in
every other respect. There were syelids but
ro epehalla
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

A fire in William Street Nav York, on Wed.
nesday evening" destroyed the large five story
building, No 223. owned By Robert Hoe, and
occupied by Henry Billings 4 Brother, prins
ters and seteotypers, James Sonerville, book
binders and others. Also, No. 22l, four story
building, had the two upper stories destroyed;
Francis Griltard, manufacturer Of iewelry box
es, and several other tenants lost property. -
No. 225, also owned and occupied by E. Vel
law, dealer in whaiebone, had his stock DAN
aged by wAter. Hoe S building cost $l8,0 900.
Derby & jackson lost about $4,000 worth of
stock in The book binieiy establishment. MIR.
SoIneIyilIe's loss on stock and materials is not
far from $4,000
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

The South Carolina Legislature has altered
the llw fthat State relative to negro sailor
on beard vessels arriving at that port. They
are not to be Imprisoned hereafter, but must
not aays their ships
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

DIAMOND Cur DIAMOND : The Albany
Transcript gives an account OF the operations
Of some ingenious villain in that city, who is
filling bis pockets by pretending to sell, but
not actually selling, counterfeit coin. 1t seems
that having first bsited with circular, having
bought small lot and found II to pass with
cut objection. sends $50 or 500 for larger
supply which he cody pockets and shuts down
the gate Leaving his fellow knaVss to VI istle
for their money.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

MORE OF T.E SANE SoRr.-Mrs Sarah Witsiii. Q
0. lB WeFt Front Street, between shtpley a&A
range has procured another lot Of splendid impoft-
cd and domestic aegars. Several weeks ago We call
cd the attention Of friends to this esab phments
and we are gratHed in being assured by them, twhR
We know to be competent they are the bess
favored segars in the market, and trust that sus
citizens will not neglect to pay her gtore visit
In addition TO segars will be found variety Of to-
bn, co, pipes smoking tobacco, 80, which she wtt
sell at extremely low prices.
mr. raE Hon PRICE or LEATHER, in our country
do o II gsT Ips ss seS lie pTcs II Boo @
Shoes there should DO who not aware OF ths
Leather high pr Shoes will be high price, s General
rule, yet we claim % lhs rule, M syss IA
through our ware rooms Of Boots and Shoes
IN hs house and the parts Of the house Adjoining 90 ths
or and ether materias making all kinda Of Boots and
Shoes together with knowledge OF the iact OIL nay
ep s ~ as SSngst al one tins betwesn and
pounds Of Leather, and that Leather 70 day WI letch
Aye times as much a. SeSe a9p An Ms can ay tes
cannot see how sell Boots and Sh9esany ohseper
than others Stores; then WI confess enst WI "
home made for $3.50 md men water proofsewed oosIse
Ses or ss ssB oSs sS nS az ps &
year do the Same, and we wish at pc uhaesEooa
that sell all kinds Just as Psiees a
the feet dry In few daya doubt we shall haye snow
and sloppy weather and to guard LOOK % Lns
quality Tor only 70 cents pair that rs not tne mere PFC
pared cloth that by he name Of gum sn4es Y ~ ans
vsnta Far NAV keep the feet dry the eby preserves
9g time fit n0at and TIT e a. tSS9
NO. ~ +" ~ 'DI Coal Under Cover.
I'D SCHUYLKILL COAL. 2,240 lbs;
SefNT at $50 for cash, only Wolf creek coal
asRss of very superior qnsity, On haM epa io'
Julv et.tf 9Th and orankes als.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

~ - - = w! tFNDIG'
n THNllE Subscriber respectfully announce 70
81 IL the people of Wilmington and vicinity,
EA-- that he has commenced the Livery buSiS
ness in King Street, between Third and Fourth
adjoining the Odd Fellows Hall, where he will DO
prepared to accommodate all who desire to hire
good horses and vehicles on the most remarkable
terms. On tho ARRIVAL OF tho cara and boat, ear
ringe will be in readiness to convey passengers To
any part of the city. PHILIP MATHEWS.
-Ilnt 3mn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

DAaAGEs.-A verdict of $4,000 damag es
has been rendered against the city Of New
York for infringement Of Ransom 4 Wenmau's
patented fire engines This is an important
mater, US all engine makers enbody the In /.
Vent!oa IN their machines, and are, therefore,
liable 10 action for damages.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
List Of Dry Goods, Carpets, Eurs. 80.

Now offering at the Store of JOHN s, KENNAHD.
No. 06 Market street..
One Lot French tiermnn herlnOs all WOOL ~ eli
One Lot Just .ecelyed, good article, IS ots.
20 Shawls various kinds, style and qualities.
new Lot Black Silks fTom6A to Sl.25
pieces Figured do dn, at 81 cents.
new Lots Plad do a. 624 anu %, very cheap,
Several l.Ds ehangoable do. from 20 cents up
Black all wool De sIaines S74. -...
Mode and ColOred 40. 81 to 30 cts.
l1DO Collars from auction very low.
500 yards nncommOnly good De Bagea at l25,
10 dozen damask Napkins at l2l.
400 Linen Shirt fronts from IS to 62k.
HOO yards Benuhed Musns nearly yard Wide 10 aeH1.
500 Embroidered Collars al cts,
Lois De lanes, good styesand quality, i2I cents,
lot Black Apaoas at % cegts handsome ustrs and Essd
A new Lot Ladies' Futs.
Mems printed bsder Handk srchiofs fast oolors LIT ota.
Corded Skirts, IS cents.
1877 Umbrellas. --5HH
Misses Bay State Blanket Shawis.
Paramnltas and Cnburgs from l2l to % cents.
37t cents excellent.
1870 pa,f Mems wool nall hose at l2l cents, .
A now let Kid Gloves. ....
All wool Paids, 62a cts.
Embroidered Handkeroh; efs % cents,
Mems Linen do, l8s to 50 csIts.
Reu, trey and Blue lannelsi i2h cents,
Mems wear in great Variety,
in Eia NJ Carpets New Lot from IS eentsss o.
Three Ply 10, sl.l2l, s l,Isi and Sis,
Always Good Rag Carpet on haLd.
DOmeltic GODS
House furnishing goods IN great varlety.
lots Caooes Mt Ct, anu 10 otP these goods
claap especially at this time, Domestic goods havis
advanced considerably, -,
prices in plain figures and the lowest at first Buy
be of this, ii conduct bul
ness this way, We shall decline the trade Oct 50.
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mo- AGNaUUl.7rUKI1 ~:


made of the best material and Of the most improved pat
Terms. Plow and Casting Of Al s,sss
oastingsG sizes HarrOwa and Cultyators of all kinds
made oTder; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunts
Patent Drills. with Seed Sewer; Perpont Threah-
err and Separator. Atkins and Nancy combined Respss
Fan 10. Yankee stray Cutter Of Al szos Sparrow
tioe of hand use Vsndersca Sausage Cutters for Gutoh.
srng and families. Those machines superior any
tbat s In ii market. Corn Shelters of different makers
warranted the work equal to any USE Grain mill
Vosetbie Cutters, Sauage filler and Lard presses Aisa
large Hssor ment Shovels Spades, Forks, uss, Axes
and handes Cedar Ware, Tubs, Buokets, Ukkns Grain
measares Dram Baskets Rattan and ssx fais9 and
Super phosphate Of Lime of the best quaY wgrrSt-
cd. Garden, Flower and Fied ed warranted fresh
and genuine All orders for Implements Seeds, & G..
promptly attended to- If addressed to the subscriber Me-
10 Oreuge Street, or Is Market street, WILMINGTON
dec ltstf GEO, fsHtfRNSIDES
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

RIOITs or CoLoRBD Persons. Two colored per.
who were refused admistanoe 10 The family circle
in the Howard Athenaeum last week, ut Boston,
have brought suits against the Jesse and manager,
test the question in rea ion to the lights Of colur
ed people in places OF amusement. especially thea,
tres. The cases will DC tried in January
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

PHILADELPHIA,.- Dee. 20 = Jos. x. CLARK died
this morning, at the hospital, from the effects Of
stab indicted in a street scufia on Christmas eye =
The perpetrRtor Is unknown.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
The Cuban IIair InvigOrat0F

FTNHIS NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARATIOy
snow presented te tho public by Tho propriet9r AZ
ter giving extensive trial and receiving the u3.
allied commentator Of all who have used it, ltwdi
certainly prevent tho falling out ofthe ha- and ressoe
rom all dand.uG, and prevents its forming. II amoS
heauti ul dresser of the HAIR, producing fine goaa and
s0tness. 1t is particularly recommended to the lanes
and might refer several in Win ngton whqh9 ussA
it,. Prepared by DIR, EDW. WORRELiu
AT Delaware ChTt
Sold IN Wiminefon Nv 8iessrs, EDWARD McINAL,
and JOS. 8, BENNETT, Druggists. Nov, II lmns.is
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

GENERAL AGENCY, OFF FEtGEi NO. .. sop aTrHi
VI 18th STREET, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fstt
ners Bonk keepers Salesmen Teachers, Bank Innneis
Cupyists, Barendera, Conduotors men 70 travel
Wntchmen, Cuaehnen, Brakemen, EnglneeTa, meehiu-
lists. Farmers, Gardeners aborers, Cooks H9nsskeef-
OTIS, Nurses. &C., &c Country ordeTS ulLenueu w; =
IT. Sltuat IONS procured for MEN and WOMEN s5 u
every capacity. uEo' VI eShNAhi
Na.tr gnn