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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

WHAT ruG DrvocsArs HAVE poNG-In The matter
Of admitting new States in tho rnioa az iusevd IN
all other matters the Quincy N.Fsa rvtsarSs. The
democratic party has dasc all that has ever tssn
done fur this cuun,ry. User the ssimnistrstiue of
Washington tbs democracy admitted three States
two new slave States and ono free Ststc-inta the
Union These were vcrmuat IN 1874. Tennessee in
l1a6. and Kcn,Gsky in IDS The sicmacratic sd.
ministraion uf Thomas Jsirrsoa received Ohie into
the Union in 1872 AMI purchased Louisiana Il France
in isot The acquisition Of Louisiana gave ter
rory enough Tor moro States than we're in our srtS.
inal cunfvticracy, and what >carviy loss vsis-
bic gave us control of the Mississippi river whose
mouth was previously owned ty France and Spain.
Under James Madrsoas dcrnccrstc administration
the State Of Louisiana was admitted into the Union
in 1919. AMI Indiana IN 1875. During the psvssdca.
cy Of James Monroe democratic Congress ADMITTED
Mississippi into the Union in 1877 Illinois in tsts
Alabama in ISIS. Maine in tssr. Missouri in 1891.
and purchased of Spain tho territory Of farits IN
1891. The democratic administration Of Andrew
Jackson admitted into the Union Michigan and NJ.
kansas in 1896. During the presidency Of James
h. Polk Texas acquired In 1915. the States Of
Iowa and Florida admitted in 1915 WISCONSIN, In
1876. and the Territories o( California. Utah and
New Mexico were purchased The State Of Cslisos.
mia Was admitted in 1850. while Iillmosv. secsseu.
tally, occupied the presidential chair. but demo-
cratic Congress did the work Of admission Under
the democratic presidency OF Cen Pierce the Tori.
tory Of Arizona was purchased Aud under James
Buchanan. our Chief Executive st this time. MIME
sofa came into the Union In 1855 and Oregon In
lsS9.-KemPAis (7saa.) lssLsaeAs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

IHE WHEAT HARvEsr.-From the States in which
tne wheat harvest has commenced, the accounts are
hvofsb!e In lower Virginia the farmers are cutting
their wheat and there is good prospect of fine
crop ln Kentucky and Tennessee the Weld of
grain viii be large, and the quality is unsurpassed
The Kpoxvile CTenn) Wing says that the wheat
crop of some Of the counties of Lower East Tenn
escee will not be small one; in the middle section
1t is promising and in the upper counties, except in
some cases where it was damaged by the Ay it will
be abundant
Alahama. North Carolina, and Texas, report "a
vorab!y In Southern Illinois, says the,last Belle
vile Democrat harvesting is going On this week
IN good ssrnest. and We are pleased 10 barn that
the yield Is very heavy-nor rust. IN r. Com. Ada,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

=, We had the pleasure q seeing Curtis II. Bropaen
-, Cur worthy State Comptroller, in Wilmnstsn
S stes part Of last week, and Of finding him quite
Yen aug looking 50 in fact better than we remem.
Der 70 have seen him before.-Wil Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

q. 8 SsxAso0 n PAns-At - sceeuuss Skrss
members Of the United Seasss senate vsss In ths
French capital Ms. Seward Of New Yesk; Ms.
C!ingman. q North Carolina; and Mf. sumnss. a
Massachusetts,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

MArnsnoxtAL-wm J. Robmsaa, esussiy e
Goltisboro, son Of VIM Rohiuaua, EsQ, ord ~ e
the U. s. Army, and Miss Gvinshjssn Neleas a
Newport Ky, were united IN marriage q ~ 9esA
June lsst q shs resiasees Il de brsdss kskH.-
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The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-07
Sheriff Sales. Ill
Sherlf~s Sac.

BY virtue Of ,writs Of Vendition
Exponas, TO, me directed, will be ,ex
posed to Public Vendue, on Tuesday the
10Th day Of July 1859, at Q o'clock in
The afternoon, at the Court House door
IN Georgetown, in Breadkiln Hundred,
the following Real Estate, to wit: +,
Nq; 4. A tract,7 piece or. parcel o.
Land, situate in Cedar Cheek Hundred,
Sussex county, with two story Dwell.
ling House and single, story Kitchen,
Barn, stables, carriage, house, cribs,
smoke house, and other out buildings,
apple and peach orchards. adjoining
lards Of d. G. PennewilI, William
Short and Others containing 400 acres,
more or less.
No. 2. All his undivided interest In
right Of his wife as q deyisee Of William
Russell. late Of Georgetown, deceased,
ma Lot situate in Georgetown, in
Broadkiln Hundred. county aforesaid,
adjoining lots of DR.. Geo. w. Maui,
George Tofbert and Others, with a
two story Dwelling, House, smoke
house, and other out Buildings, contain
ing about half an acre more or less. l.
No. 8. Alihis undivided interestin
right OF his wifes as. an heir at law, of
William Russell, late of Georgetown.
deceased, in, two Lots, in Georgetown.
in Broadkiln Hundred, Sussex county,
with a large two story frame Dwelling
House, and Store House, with granarv,
barn, stables, carriage house, and other
out buildings, and adjoining each other
and lots Of M. Rench, Esq, and lots of
the devisees of William Russell, decea-
sed, each sixty by one hundred and
twenty feet, and containing 1900 square
feet each. .--,-.5,;1-.-..i ~ gs.-
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Levin D.. Vaughan, and will
5ss5,,a VIM. LoFLAND, Shift. Il
be sold for cash by ga e-..ia aiia8 f.
M Ten per cent of the purchase
money WILDE demanded on the day of
sale. a..l
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w ID ID u
CGrdlalQ Il lWiyIamQ.

The undersigned having placed Car.
ding Machines in their mill atMiddle.
ford, respectfully inform the pnblie
that they. are prepared to, card Their
wool in the best manner and with
quickest despatch, and hope with an
experienced and accommodating cardcr,
to merit and receive liberal share OF
public patronage, re AZ
Their W heat Mill, Corn Mill and
Carding Machines, being run by seps-
rate wheels and unconnected by gearing
of any kind, they can despatch the DIFF
ferent branches OF business with unusual
facility and satisfaction. n
The meal will be sifted, il desired,
without additional charge. Those
wishing their meal sifted, will please be
prepared with something to put the
hlsks ip at the time. ie i'.'
Wheat and Corn kept on hand for
sale and milling purposes. lae gdiT
ID ]. M. 4, ]. sRAWLINS.
No. f9-lm. s "a 81
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of a writ Of Venditioni
Exponas, TO me directed, will be ex.
posed TO Public Sale, at the Court
House Door, in Georgetown, Broadkiln
Hundred, on Tuesday the 10Th day of
July 1859, at 2 o'clock, P. M. tllcIfoI-
lowing Real Estate, VIA Lot stu
ate on Second street between Mulberry
and ship carpenter street, in Lewes, in
Lcwes g. Rehoboth Hundred. Sussex
county, with a two Story Dwelling
House, smoke house, and other out
houses thereon, about eighty by two
hundred feet, extending to Third steeet,
and adjoining lots Of, ,Clementine West
and Mary Turner. ~
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property of Mary Robinson, deceased,
and will be sold for cash by .'..a ID
VIM. LoTLAND, Sh'ff.
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Is heerifysts Sale.

BY virrne Of writs- of Venditidhi Elk.
'ponas. to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Vendue, on1uesday the 2lsl
day of July 1859, at2 O'Clock in THE
afternoop.0 sat qthe Hot6l of William e.
Burtonsin Dagsborough. hundred, the
following Real Estate, TO wit;LA tract,
piece or parcel of Land, situate in Bal
tinore Hundred, Sussex County. with
single story DIV cling. House, cribs,
smoke house, stables and other out
houses thereon, adjoining lands of Capt.
Thomas Darcy, Capt.iJ john James, and
others, containing Twenty Acres more
or lessssaladN l899nD .lass i, i1alr
Seized and taken in execution as the
PROPERTY of Silas A.Richaresj and,will
be sold for cash BY .agan'sor'i daiii1,i
.n WM41ofLANb, Sh'ff. Z
q fn-Teh per cent. of the purchase
money will be demanded on the day of
sale. ua 5ayE Ia7t Waaa susSiliv =
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a TIE
So 4 r.e- y. --Ae
3, Mighty Healer!
-sgTo9tl- ~ .,srf,t4EpAd ~. 9 TOYS
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD
.9sla TRIED. u % ~
THE
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,

1.-The free, admissions of ALI Nations,
as well as the verdict of the leading
Hospitals Of the Old as well ssishe New
Wqrld,. stamp this powerful remedial
Agent as the greatest healing prepsra-
ton ever made known to suffering man.
Its pehetrative qualities are more than
marvellous, through the external ori6.
ces' of the skin, invisible to the, naked,
eye, lit reaches the seat OF the intarnal
disease; and in all external affections its
anti-lnsamatory and healing virtues sur
pass anything else on record, and is
iNature'e great ally. g4es;,a 81
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MKLLlfNEg y.
MRS. MARY r. HARRIS

MRS: MARY r. HARRIS \
Announces to her friends and customers
that she has just returned 6om the city
with an assortment of Millinery, Goods,
which she will be, pleased to sell at rea-
sonable prices. Her stock consists Of
a new excellent and fashionable assert
ment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, Trim
mings, and variety Of, other goods.
She invites those who are in want 0
Millinery Goods, -to-c call and see her
stock. y f''f ~. +
No 12-4t al .it.
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MIL I'm O..

The undersigned having COM
pleted a, new Grist ron tho
Walker Stream, issnow prepar-
ed to Manufacture all kinds Of
Grain,, at the shortest notice, in
as good order as any country
mill. little brand will be
given for all wheat fnanufactur-
ed. This mill is situated on a
never failing stream OF water, so
That persons can be- accommo-
dated at all seasons. .a2's
il, JOHN b. Wake r.
Ne 1a Smg q --.''95 b.. -, e Z,
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l4SHERIEES. iSAL.E. ~,

z By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exponas, to me directed, will be ex
posed to Public Vendue, ON TUESDAY
the 10th day ofJuly ls59,iati2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court llsuse, in Georgetown, in, Broad
kiln Hundred, the following Real Es-
tate, uiz:-A tract, piece or parcel of
Land, situate in Lswes & Rehoboth
Hundred, Sussex Comfy, witha small
single story Dwelling House, corn. crib
and other out houses, adjoining lands
late of Cornelius Paynter. deed, and
others, containing Fourteen acres, more
oriless. rs .sr sft}et bvasqgs g.a.asr
Seized and tahen in execution as the
property of Caleb Paynter, (mulatto, J
deed, and will be soldfor cash by
! 10 qfJ9qolWM. LoFLAND, Shift.
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ERUpTIoNs ON THE, SKIN,

Arising from a bad state Of the blood or
chronic disease are eradicated, and a
clear aud transparent surface regained
by the restorative action oi,,this Oint-
n'ent. 1t snrpasses many Of the9cos
metics and other toilet appliances in its
power todispel tashes and other disfigI
urementsCof the face. 1.tta
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~ Ha 1855 ,0G9EE % t%Na spG9tu
- MITCHELL s. cRssDALE' iiHTHsJ
Improved Arnonfated IT, ...i.. 7.
BONE iSUPER-PHOS.p.H4fE . /.
~" OF LIME

Ii. not only stimulates the growingaues
crop, but permanently enrfches ahe
land 1t is prepared entirely by our,
selves under the direction of one OF
the FIRST Chemists IN life country > and e
is warranted pure and uniform in its
composition. 1t only needs to be, seen q
BY the intelligent Farmer 10 CONVINCE - !
him of its intrinsic valte as a perl
mahens Fertilizer. ,aa,tlir r lraT
30 For sale ip large Of small quanniitie, 4
by -ass'' T. - i'-'
.IpQRo5sDALE, PIERCE Il co area
l04 North Wharves, one door abov o.
Arch ST Philadelphia. And by mo 1877
OF the principal dealers throughout sgTgt7
country. ~, -
l0-3m.
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MsAsssSsssesRsrsa

ION the 14th ult., by Rev. y. E.
Chaplain, Mr.. Julius O; Burgoyne,
of Iowa, to Miss Georgianna Haz=
gard, daughter of VIM. Hazard,
Esq, of Seaford, Del. ~ 81 \ s.,a..
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-07

ET-CAUTION!-None are ire g rem ]"
inc unless the words sHoHo,day, Neao
York and Loqdoa," are discernible as
a wATER-sfARK in every leaf of the book
of directions around each pot or box;
the same may be plainly seen by hold
ing the leaf to the light. A handsome
reward will be given to any onereuder-
ing such information as may lead; to the,
detection of any party or parties counter
feihng the medicines of vending the
same knowing them 10 be spurious.
atTHt. 30 aI ~ afi ~
!, ~ Sold at tile Miauufaetofies. ofpro-
fessor II holloway so Maiden Lauss
New York, and by all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers in, Medicine throngh.1
ont the United States and the civilized.
world, in pots at 25 cents, 63 cents and
81 each. y.
% There is a considerable saving
by taking the larger sizes.
". b. directions for the guidance on
patients in every disorder are affixed To
each pot. .45 gssa gsSta
mo. 2L.-ly. 9g .eTNTJ
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lIIl!sg;,!,s;.lg!gs!!sg

On the 26th aft., III Lawrebcebofa,
Indiana, Mrs. Augusta hewisy rifs
Of Levin b. Lewis, ESD OF %
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PILES AND FIsTuLiAU..

Every form and feature? Of these pre. !.
valent and stubborn disordefs Is eradi,
lcated locally and entirely BY The use of
this eholient; warm f6menfdtlons
should precede its application, Its
healing qualities will be found L! be
thorough and iuvariabIe. -14 Z
j ~, ssH-'- Fl WYE . sst4f = t3isl
Both the Ointment and Pills should
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Stu they Come!

NE5 ISIS Mary p. Rogers has just re-
lVE ceived. another stock of Bohhets,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c., and invites her
customers to give her call. land exam
inc hsf goods. ~ -. " ~ ],
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1000. Es AIS 1909.
MIX HORSE POW ERs.
A NEW THRESHIMG MACHINE
i. GE0RGE s GRIER,
MILFORD. DEL.

~ - -~'F03 - Nr<,r@t
Il s manufacturing and has on hand
I'll the New Mix Horse Power. which
Is abetter and stronger power than any
other pattern, made in Delaware. Eight
horses cabnot break them; thew are easy
TO move aud settle down; four horses
viii run them, and, with our improved
threshcr, we warrant Them to tlresh
out one bushel of wheat in minute.
He solicits those interested in threshers
to call and see him, . eargniN 4
gEg He has a superior BETTING,
perfectly straight aud warranted not to
Stretch. laE
sE@ Wheat Threshers of all kinds
and sizesairon or wood, close or open,
teeth secured BY screws and teeth of all
kinds, straight, staple. and prop, &c.
George s. Grier has on hand all
Kinds Of NEW, WAGONS, Horse and
Ok Carts. lie is pfepared1,to do all
kinds of Wheel-wrighting atthe short
est notice. 81 ~
81 George s, Gtier has on hand supe-
rior article of Co. Grain Tanning
Mills. ~ 9yolD Nifi. 2fil IN :
M superior rHorse-shoeing, BY Il
No. Q If. Z.
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Boots s.. Shoes.!g

At WilliIf's New Store, Georgetown,
opposite the Messenger Office. THE
largest assortment d. the best and
cheapest Boots and. Shoes-city
made-eyer offered in Georgetown,
is DIV being sold at, 4 .gaf.llrH
WILLIN'S.-
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GaEAr PR1oEB ron OLD Coins
A great sale of OLD coins, by auc-
ton has recently taken place in
London, and enormous prices were
obtained, Three Anglo Saxon pen
MES of different types were sold III,
one lotrefar, $3.50! Pennies Of AL
fred's, time sold for from $50 to $50
each, and one ,half-penny of great
rarity brought over O. hundred doll
lars! Al good penny Of Henry the
Third, ofthe highest rarity, sold for
upwards Of $500. Among the coins
struck for America may be ihen-
toned the8L Lord Baltimore penny,
said toGbeb uniqde, $780,; a New
England half penny, $75; the fifty
shilling. peice Of Oliver Cromwell,
1885; gold five-shilllng pieces of
Charles II, 5 LAG. vi 81 V'i0'
VI II y j IL - -
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TIE | FOUNTAIN
HOTTER,
(FORMERLY THE MADISON
HOUSE.)
Second street, betscses Market ana
Arch,
Philadelphia, ~
w. @. FOUNTAIN s BRO.sy
PROPRIEToRs.

n III fhOfhth1uhos MI ~
This Hotel is now open for the
reception of visiters. 1t has been
reftted and refurnished through
out, for the better accommodation
of guests. and boarders. Its loca-
ton isin the very centre of the bus
mess portion of the city.
Board, LIS per day. -
The subscriber thankful. for the
liberal patronage extended to him
during the three years he kept the
Washington Hotel in Dover, would
invite all his cid friends, and the
citizens Of Delaware generally, to
stop with him Whenever they visit
the city either on business or pleas
ure. Every facility. and accoinoda-
ton will be afforded which usually
.appettains to first class Hotel. 4,
WILLIAM q. FOUNTAIN q
I" " late of Dover, Del. y
mo. 21Atfs,'io hG6 3sm tgsl}
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Cases Of many years standing that
have pertinaciously refused to, yield to
any other remedy or treatment, have in
variably succumbed to few applica-
tons Of this powerful unguent. N 4
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'esA-A German swindIer, at Pitts
burg, Pa, has been coming tho pious
dodge with success, BY his prayers
ind exhortatinae in the meetings
and families Of the pious Germans
hi, obtained The, Freedom of many
ofthen houses, and used the oppor-
tunity to rob them. He has been
put in, Jail, where be can labor for
the spiritual goodlof the conyiets. Z