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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

conversation between the mother and daughter.
Mrs. Stanhope evidently refused TO believe the
story.
'All your Imagination, my DEAR she said
at last.
But, before the evening was over, she to
was forced to perceive the truth OF her daugh-
ter's discovery. She could hardly command
herself sufficiently to sit through the remain
der of the concert. Her very dress seemed to
share her indignation, aud shook and rustled
necessarily.
1t was no difficult matter for Mr.. Manners,
when they met at the breakfast table next
morning, to discover that he had been recog-
nized. He was treated with cold disdain by
both ladies. Silent contempt was Mrs. Stan
hopes forte, and she impressed the proprety
ofthe same course of action upon her daugh-
ter. But Clara Stanhope belonged to the class
Of demonstrativc young ladies. The impulse
to speak was too strong to be resisted.
l was delighted with the concert last eve
ming, Mr. Manners said she, you acted your
part most inimitably. You have not mistaken
your vocation, evidently
'Thank you, Miss Stanhope your appreca-
tton Of my poor efforts gives me great pleasure.
But, allow me to request you, in your approach
ing visit to England, to say nothing to 0uY
cousin, with a provoking emphasis on the our,
the Duke Of Rutland, of my present employ
mcnt. lie might not think it u suitable one
for member Of his iamily.'
A saucy reply was trembling on Miss STAN
hopes tongue, but, obedient to a glance from
her mother, she closed her rosy lips over it,
and finished her meal in silence.
Manners, indccd!' said Mrs. Stanhope, vixen
they Were again in their own room. Clara,
his name is Boggs; Mr.. lIilliard found it out
Godey's Laiy's Book.
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Hoes ps. IIUMANITY.-The Legislature of
the State of Ohio at its last session passed an
act making il n criminal offence to use strych-
nine in the manufacture of whisky. This item
of news is herudcd from one part of the coun-
try to the other. We Thought when we first
saw it, that Ohio was well sustaining the posi-
ton for progress she has attained. We thought
it one step in advance ii a State would deter
mine that if people would drink Intoxicating
liquors they should have them pure, as it is
well known that not u little of the injury done
the constitution by their use is Occasioned by
the poisonous drugs used in tho concoction of
the so called brandics, wines, and other liquors
daily consumed among us. We noted it as
another sign of the good time coming, one
more proof that humanity was rising in the
scale of existence.
We soon found, however, that although
''the papers" had told the truth, they had not
told the whole truth, for We learned this enact
ment did not grow out of love for man. but for
pork, and was passed because it had been found
that hogs fed on tho lees of whiskey, in the
making of which strychnine had been used,
were attacked by disease, from the effects of
which many died, causing to the worthy citi-
zens Of that state u loss of much hog property
and Il rise in the price Of pork everywhere
But good will come of it, the whisky will be
without the strychnine, and the blessing only
intended for hogs, will reach humanity.
| We feel to lament, however, that the SOlOns
| of the Buckeye State, in the physiological re-
searches, did not find they could preserve their
| hogs Just as well by making the manufacture of
whisky with or without the strychnine crimi-
nal offence, for in this way they would have
been instrumental, in degree at least, Of ben
elitting many OF their iGllOw-men.-L Illus
irGfcd.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

PAYING FOR THE PREACHER DIR. Adam
Clarke was preaching 10 a large congregation
in Ireland, and after dwelling in glowing terms
on the treeness of the gospel, and telling them
that the water of life could be had without
money and without price, at the conclusion of
the sermon person announced that a colec-
tion would be made to support tho gospel in
foreign parts. This announcement disconcert-
ed the worthy doctor, who attcrward related
the circumstance TO the lady of the house
where he was staying. True, doctor, replied
the hostess, 'the water of lie is free, without
money and without price,' but they must pay
for the pitchers to carry it in The conclusion
of this anecdote was followed by cheerful
smiles and clapping Of hands and the children
showed that they understood its import by the
readiness with which they contributed to the
collection. ---
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MOVING g REArIne MA AcHINEs

rTNHE un nlersigned have for sale a number Of tho
l. above MACHINES, thoy have been cunst1uc.
led with groat care and are believed to be the best
MOVING 4, REAPlNG MACHINES NOW IN USE.
Farmers will consult their interest by calling and exam
ming before pu chasing elsewhere,
These Machines eau be repaired any Of the parts epnc
81 al short notico, which is not the case with Machines uadO
at distance. BUSH 4. lOBDELL,
apr. 23mo. Wilmington Del
THE ATTENTION.
nF FARMERS and PLANT ERS desiruus of raising
" large crops, and at The same time permanently
nroylps III cir land is res spectiuy invited To HfWS'
PREMIUM SUPER PHOSPHATE OF I'M q, viii ch
y composed ent rely Of Bones dissolved in oil Of VT
Tio, cdnp9gndod with Sulphnte of Ammonia, Peruvian
PRICE SAB PER 900 LBS.
ntestlmnny Ofthe superiority utniI preparation
other Fertilizers, q elnium Medal was awarded the
Anbscrihor by the Pennsy lvania State Agricultural 40
ciety, Dlpnma by the Chester County Agricultural So
ciey and Diploma by til GhescrC Ouny Horticultural
society.
Agricultural Chemists who have examined this prcpa
ration, pronounce 1t superior to nth of tho
kinl that have come under their notice And iamers
speak oil s not only auperpt to theF phUspatp6 used
Wy them but also more valuable thnn Peruvian GuanO
s, K III. PENNQCK 4 CO.,
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE A, 1857.
For the Delaware Republican.
RIM

by j. NEWT. HARKER.
What is it brings u man to shame,
And lays in dust noble name,
And smothcrs out liie's lofty flame
'Tis Rum
What is It breeds the mortal strife,
And brings 10 misery n wife,
And mars the happiness of life
'Tis Rum!
What is it makes poor children cry,
And dims the brightness of the eye,
And makes man untimely die
'Tis Rum
What is it makes the mother weep, ..-
And robs the husbands eye Of sleep,
And from his step his children creepf
'1'is Rum!
What is it robs happy home,
And fills its portals full of gloom,
And makes tie monumentless tomb
'Tis Rum
What is il fills the felon's cell,
And sends so many souls 10 hell,
Aud places them where iiends doth dwell
'Tis Rum 4
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mARALri YARD.

sIII1I7IIT4 T y v ~ 7I'Il-' " ~
Il SANDS & GlhBER 4, respectful announce to
- the puOple oi Middatnwn and tho surrounding
"a country, that they hive commenced the above
hE-sA business adjoining the store nl Dayid Mckee,
where they are prepal on to manufacture Monuino1is,
Tombs, &c., Chcqp md superior manAer Also work
establishment warranted to give sasiaction ard at city
n, B.-Store delivered free Of chgEge., -, ,,,,r
may 7Gmo. SANDS * GlIBEkT'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

ENGLISH WOMEN As PonTICIANs.--Female
influence has been turned into new and novel
direction in England. Startling rs the news
may be to progressive Brother Jonathan, it is
n fact nevertheless that in staid, sober, conser-
vative England women have taken tho stump
political. She has brought her ''insnuating
ways" to bear upon the ballot-buX. She has
made political speeches, or, as the papers have
it, 'saddrGsscd the mob.' (rhc mob means an
asSemblage Of male fellow-ctizon voters, we
prcsumc.) The following paragraph explains
all
In the recent parliam cntary elections in Eng
land the women seem to have been unusually
active. Lady John Russell contributed much
to her husbands reelection by visiting the diff.
terent polling booths, with her smiles and cour-
tcsics among the electors. Lady Mildred Hope
is believed to have carried the election of her
husband for Maidstone. She did not exactly
canvass for him, hut all through tho election
she was constantly driving about the town; he
also was most active at the nomination and
during the polling and at the close, unable to
restrain herself amy longer, she threw up tho
window Of bcr hotel, and addressed the mob in
speech which everybody agreed was better
than her husbands delivered Immediately af-
terward from the same place.
Oar good brothers and sisters on this side of
the water are sufficiently shocked ut the idea
of women voting. Is it any worse to vote
quietly and silently than to smile and make
courtesies, than to be active around the polls,
than to deliver harangucs publicly.
This is an interesting problem. Mind, we
do not take sides We do not now say that
women should vote, or should not make
speeches. But VIC would like very much TO
have the question discussed by ablcr pens than
ours.-Lye Illustrated.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NEIE.Ink DEI=

DAVIS w. DgUAVl.N, PROPRIETOR.
IN THE UNDERSIGNED takes this mrlnl 70
+gIsA announce O the travelling public, TINT lc sfill con.
lsssM tmues to kacp h well knnwp esinhislment md
lshtk, snOw prepared 10 aCaOmiulle all ia tho host
manner disposed 10 fvnr Inn with their patronage, The
rnnins are well furnished and Ventilated and no trnuhlu or
eNnrnse ia spared to prnyn for tile aud comforts of
ia gUosts,E9od snlns + attached % Tho llnle with ~
taken Of animals aud ycces. Families and others who c
side in tho cities and who desire spending portion of
itrir un IN the country inr during wealth
q, rnn nr where lind more delightful or healthy placo IN
tile cn,ntry. OhgIng nnd attentive servants will be
sany krp To attend To tile wants and cunyenlences n the
patrons of the House. Hack Leaves the Hotel to connect
wuh zach train Cars, convey pas nngcrs from and ~ tho
ilsnnt n .D-lv, ID. W. DRHAYEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

NOVEL MEETEG.-Dr. Y. attended a mas.
queradc ball. In the motley and happy throng
he falls in with fair pilgrim in black silk,
whose charming person, snow-whitc neck and
bewitchng cOqucttish airs awaken in his soul
the most rlpturouS love. She casts upon him
looks of the most llnguishing tenderness he
revels in hope of having made bsstul con-
quest. lie musterS mp lis courage, and ven
tnrcs to address her:
"Who art thou, lovely mask r. asks DR.. ",
almost melted in the glow of love.
"ls it possible that you do not know E.r,
Doctori" lisps the young lady in black silk.
"No, upon my honor, | do not know thee"
''Bethink yourself, Doctor.''
''Ah! thou art surely the gracious fairyNYh0-
has appeared to me to-day, for the fourth time,
to open to me the gates OF Bliss
''iou mistake, Doctor, | am no fairy"
"Ah-who art thou, then p
"l am the well known lady TO whom you q.
have now these nne weeks been indebted in
the sum Of two dollars and seven shillings for
washing and ironng"
The Doctor stood like pctrled herring.
MICHIGAN PoETRy,--No one who reads tho
following, can deny that the Wolverines have
a pOir in their midst Tho Adrain Watch
tower has been favored with pOam entitled.
"rhc Souls Last Sight" which contains the
history Of young lady who became enamurcd
Ol certain John Smith, who was faithful until
ne ncaru oil certain former down-caSt tlamG
living in "Gorl State,'' when il appears he
took the steamboat line TO pay u visit before
yielding himself up to his engagements, Lucy
cast down by this apparent dcsertion, thus
gives vent to her grief
Hos gone across the sudzy soc; -...
He's crost the akey watter
To sea Jersuhey Anytime;
Ben Smithrr'S oldest dawtcr.
Mi heart is brook; | soon shall di,
Oh cruel, cruel John
And when I'm dtd aud betrayed
hope you'll look upon
The gras that grosc upon my tune
| Down in the woods so dark,
Where all is sad and silont glume
And streeked shiTrols bark.
And when your out at mite as late
As eleven o'clock or later,
And hecr the wind whine throu the tlr
popped pine.
OH! think NV Lucy Baker.
And ifye marry that Jerushey
Iuvc crOst the lax to get,
Remember that your deerist Lucy
Died in kousrkwence nv il.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

A DARING FoX.--A gentleman residing in
Scott county, Missouri, informs us that, while
he was leisurcly riding along the bank of the
Mississippi, recently, with halfdozen favorite
chickens thrown across his saddle bow, a large
fox emerged from the wood and impudently
followed him. Thinking Rcynard would lay
himself liable to capture in making Off with
them, he tossed the Shanghais from his horse.
They had scarcely struck the ground before
the fox had seized them. Our friend threw
himself from his horse, but before he had
cleverly alighted, the fox, with all six fowls,
was several feet out in the Mississippi, pad
ding, with an industry worthy of the occasion,
for the opposite bank of the river After of.
fering his kingdom for gun, about dozen
times, our friend bestrode his nag, and pushed
onward, feeling very much like acknowledging
that he had been abominablY Maoldp,
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Ch.I,AHThTEf3sY4Il,.

EAMES q, MeCOMBS Is admitted ne % the partner In
Leather business Of tho Imlrrslgned. The firm will
hereafter ho H. :. McCnub7 ro and will continue the
busnessn n its various branches, Mt the old stand, op
ageIs respectfully solicited. II. s. hlcCUMIIS,
HIS. McCOMBS& Il BRO. will continue the manu- fac
ueof all kinds Of Leather nr Sh0emlkors and nllers
an nniactlrers, also will keep on hand and make to
ORDER Leather Hose Of all sizes, and patent Stretched
Whole Hide Sdo Leather Boiling, single and double
thickness, either PLAN water proof and war
nted superior ARTICLE All orders will be filled 10 the
itS
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,TORDAM'S


A MAIoNIATED SUPER PHOSPHATE of LIME,
N The subscribers ave agents for The sale of this ihyal
unble manure Of which they have conslny on hand at
Manufacturers prices full snppy Pflce SiSlor TWO
thousand puundg :, Il M PENMDCh x COZ,
mar 2S Wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

YouSd WlFE.--sOh, Pm so glad you ike
birds what kind do you most admire q
Young Insband-'Well, think agood tur-
key, with plenty of dressing, is about as nice
as any,
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,.,l, q EYE r,nar.tn

tsNtiE IiNnERsiGN tlankiui Tor past lavors Dom
ngoneron4 pulic, aud nnpns to merit the same by
ati1 huSincs ind Ia thsr desiring the American
luNurius rnlmcco, Snu and egnrS, gives notice that o
hns ns reserved loi Of superior SeIars, from no most
celebrated manufacturers, Eumbetrg twenty 1--we uiI-
ierrn Kinds, aud ranging from hal cent to ten cents
piece. Alsuu let olapcrior bright Tohnccus VIZ Nll
glna, blalem, fg, Elnrado, Beeni FLORIDA; besides
different Kinds O blnrk rnhlccns, Smnking GuhaGcH aud
md Go3iwna lie for newspapers romall parts
arpers WcGklv, arlpr Caskrt, ,Ae can IOn, Frank
le"lies Illustrated Newspaper, and al kindsnfNewS
papers Unlsilni ny hand. Ito has hand hue lotto
nlolins, v"lin Rows, Xoln SlEmgsi SerewFi Brldges
Tho attention the publ 10 respectfully lnycd to his
Newark, bel y. CunAfE.
mar "a, luun. ScpnTs. IDucOn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

In Cork, shert time ago, the crier of the
court endeavored to disperse the crowd, by
cxclainling, 'All ye blackguards that isn't law
ycrs, quit the Courtl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

Sally said said a follow to girl who had
red hair, 'keep away from me, or you will set
me on fire.
No danger Oh that was the answer, 'you are
too green to burn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

A person being asked why he had given his
daughter in marriage to a man with whom he
was at cnmity, answered-'I did it out of pure
revenge.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04
Tho Cuban EIa.r InvigoratOr


'InllS NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARATION
isnOw presented to The public by tho Tuprietmr, nj
Ter giving It nu pNtcHsl yn trial and rncetvtng ne nm
qual fed cninicnliaton ufal who have used it, VIII
certainly prevent the falling out Oth3 hair ANA restore
when II has ltllnn It ofectualy ccanses tho scalp
from a ninlTnl and prevents its iornlne. IL IS mos
hnautu,tlressel OF the hair, producing hnegoss ana
soiness. " is particularly recommended to tho Ia leS
and might refer to several in Win ngt0u who have usod
{. Prepared hy DIR, EDW. WORREI.lD
At tDelaware CITY.
PRICE 97I and a. conts por bolt 10.
Sold IN WILMINGTON nv MNsFrs, EDWARD MciNAl.L
Jos u, BENNETT Druggists. Nov n dmos
Testimonial 10 DR.. T.. WOrreH.
Delaware Cry, DEL, Fob. p, 1871,
DEAR alnTs me much pleasure to TESTIFY to tie
scrbad It number o cases where the l1ir lHd fallen nt
from disease. and every prUvn Huccersn
1t uny prevents Tho hair falling out but proncs is
growth hy stimulating tho iocleS and cens0h iho scalp
by removing lmru and elycsihe hair sOl and glossy,
The great al vantage IN s That does moi leave that oily
ahcsyeness which preparations Of the kind now ~ uso Rrn
slapt to do.
am sustained inmy Testimony by many ladies Of the
highest responsibility in neighbeThuod who have used
il and spoken Ia mo Of It's qualities. am firmly convinced
1t only required 10 he known tu insure ls gena use, and
can cnnsclentiuusy recommend it safe, clcaci0us and
scientific preparation. Yours respectfully.
JOHN II. FROMBERGER, NJ. d.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

One day at farm house, wag saw an old
gobcr trying to eat the strings of some night
caps that lay on the grass to bleach. ''That,"
said he ''is what call introducing cotton into
Turkey"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

UPAOLSTERING
AIESSRS THOMAS BARRY AND X. r. CHAD
Iva WICK nayo cnlercd nn Co partnership for tho purpose
81 carrying on the UpnsleGns business III nl its various
hTanchos under he firm u Barry Chadwick, aL the :.
. ."Ilerof Fourth nd King g ..,.
YlRS Cherry prctoral and Pills, llnllowny's Oinl-
n men and pills, the gGnuine MI SWAY nos and Jas He's
Family MediGlnes Rose OHtmeRt, good remedy
hr various erupttvc diseuses; hny the genuine ut
WM. BAKER klNSEN'S,
fth and Ntprket
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A little hoy, five years old, while writhing
under the tortures OF the ague, was told by his
mother to rise mp and take Il powder she had
prepared for him.
''Powder powderl' said he, raising himself
on one elbow and putting on a roguish smile.
Smother, amt guu!'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

A wicked contemporary says no ladies visit
him, because they cannot get through his door
without undressing.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

A mail from Terre IIaute TO Chicago, sup
posed to contain large amount Of money, has
been robbed near Nation.
A heavy failure in New York city is report
ed, caused by losses on account of the depres
sion in Eric Railroad stock
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

'sSetting a Man-ITap'7 IS the title given to a
picture ofa very pretty young lady arranging
her curs at mirror.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

A CHRONIC CoMrLAINT.-WOman( (to little
boy)--Jimmy, are your folks all well :
Little Boy.-Ycs ma'am, all but Sally Ann.
Woman.-Why what's tho matter with her
Little Boy.-On nothin' particuar-only she
had the hoopin cough once, and she amt never
got over it. The cough amt of any account
now, but she has the hoop desperate.
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Z !
x cnll tho atteut
dealers to the in,iuw ma as
a.zsstS1AAS soTlmenl Of AGRlGlt 4 u n a T.
1zsshsnat-s@skS IMPLEMENTS No, which are
made OF the hest material and of the improved pat
terms. yz: Aioorea Pow and Uasings Uf all sizes
Peacock i'arr, Ihears 0r all sizes. WOOdcnok Wiley
cnsngsG II sizes. nurrows and CultivatOrs UI all kinds
mnte l9 oruoTi Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunt 5
~ ms5ent wheat Drils Yth seed SnweIi Perponl Thresh
and Mower, Montgomery \ Bros Gram Fans, Eas sc
Fan, &c Yankee Straw Gutter of all sizes. Snarrow W
Hay straw cutter; Fleming Machines, Superior ar
toe Tor hRni use Vandcace Sausage Cutters or butch
flng and families, These machines superior to any
tnt is IN market. Corn Shelters of different max ers
warranted TO do tho work equal to IN usc tain mil
i9r horse and hand power. Horse hoes aud hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters SanDage or and Lard presses Also
large Hsa0ti mont OF SUvels SpHdeS Forks, Hoes xes
and hanles Cedar Ware, Tubs, Buckets, Clnrns Grain
measures, Gram Baskets Rattan and Spnt Iafeu aud
Snperghnsphae o Limo the lest qualt and warrant
eu; Garden, Flower and Field ed, warranted fresh
promptly attended TO, addressed 10 thu subscriber No
docl'tt (iiin. TiiIiR NSinIrs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

A horse dealer describing used up horse,
said he looked,sas ii he had been editing a
daily newspaner!'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

MANEX'S IMPROVED PATENT An-
Unstable Reaper ana Mower, for 1857.
EIGHT THOUSAND OF TuE ABOVE MACHINES
w GRE MADE AND SOLD I,ASr SEASON,
LII tho Improvement of 1855 applied to the Ma
~ e nos nate a. our shop ho past Sedr, to which
siren hrnng tile bar, by of stiff bag Of
angie IRON, extenLpg along tho back and under sGk3,
which pr vents 4 from sprinsing
lnslenu oilhe Lever. We nhve applied heclanica
Horse for raising and low eIug the Machine, which
The dlshlrger sits and thereby docs with the stand
hs lereulore-t only nCods oba seen In he convinced
while IN full morton, Ay
rnt requiring Tim to stnp adjust tho Machine,
whfn coming to spots whore the gram short lodg
Ile Machine odn he changed from keuper to n Mower
screw,
This Machine will ever continue to excel all others IN
simplicity OF construction in facility oi manngementand
by It's perient adanati0n to uneven grounds by it's
of adJusablf ovar0ns heights OF cutng with wheel
At the -tr's seat and by its being tho Ony
lulc nnation ol Reaper and Mower in the world.
warranty - given to each purchaser that the Ma
chine is well made and OF good ltcras; and thatit Will
mOwas well can be done wit the Scythe and reap as
well as oar bo done with the cradle.
Price Of tho Combined Reaper and Mnwer $40 90 at
our Shopa credit will bo given until the 18th Of June
bN SWING negotiable lOo-those pTelerRg to pay cash
discount 1 tho rate OF per cent, will he deducted. II
longer time be wished interest will be added from June
18th. 1857.
We make the above oondtIousto induce the Farmers
TO come forward and take the Machines out of cur wRy
as we pul them together.
The following extras furnished with each Machine;
k1lc, Oil Can, Tench Guard Finger, section kniie,
ard a ilsclarginy Raks-DOube and Single Trees aud
Neck Yoke, will he furnished ut moderate pri oss.
WAI. JOHNSON Il co.,
mar. 70 3mos. Newark, Dol.
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No PANs.-A country dentist advenises that
he will ''sparc 40 pains in his operations to
render them satisfactory"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

''Jack, your wife Is not so pensive as she
used to be.'' "Well, a-hump-no, she left
that Oft and turned expensive"