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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
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The YASKRE AND THE TAILOR An extreme
ly "down east Yankee, with a wagon load OF
"apple sance.' was driving through village
not Thousand miles from Boston, when he
saw dangling in the wind, on Il post before .
tailor's shep, new overcost, seductively sus-
pended by skewer in he shoulders. Hs
drove up to the door, aHghed and went in.
"Be you the boss ?" he asked Of palefaced
man who was making diagrams with chalk
and rule on Himsy piece OF snuff colored
cloth.
al be, said Snip,
"Yes wall you We got family, xpect p
You We got some children, hain't you see
thin boy Within ont doors that locked
like yoni and xpeced like as not you had
children"
'Four on EN-; that was Jerothnel, my Sec
ond' that you soc, was the explanatory re-
ply.
Yes; wal, meow, don't you want first bar'l
OF apple-sauce 2' I've sold six barls this
morning, and haint got but one left I'll take
IL out IN dlckeri | w..ni to. get an overcoat;
ana II you're mini 10 let me have that coat
that hangs by the door, II it will fit me, rll
give you berl of apple sauce for it,"
The schneider, after a llttle chafering, con-
sented, and the coat was brought in and tried
on, he said the lit was a miracle; ait might
ha' gfowed onto him. so snug did it "set, ="
and he verified this praise, by twistng his Gus
toner's neck half OF that he might leok at his
back in II glass standing n the dark At the
back of the shop, rejecting what was passing
in front The "bsrl' was dumped y and the
buyer drove OF, proud a turkey. cock, in hi1
new coat. He alighted at a store, to do an
"errand" for neghbor, where he encounter
ed II townsman.
"Helo y exclaimed the latter, 'how sliek
you do look Where did you get 30 much
new coat 2''
The wearer mode no reply, but turning round
with an air." asked, "How does she set p
Amt she beauty Aud all Gin tort was
q bar'l OF apple snuce."
"a beautyr' exclaimed the other; why |
never see anything set so wrinkly Pull 1t
down. now let 20 OF it. 1t don't make no odds,
not bit; 1t goes right back again; it FUCKERS,
dreadfully, betwedu the shoulders" ;"
"Fuckers, does itS' said the chopiallen and
mortified buyer, but his face frightened almost
TO glow, as he added, "puckers, eh2 Wal,
il his mouth dom pucker, Is dara'd sight worse
than this overcoat eger can, when he tastes OF
the apple sauce, III lose my guess His chill
drsn wont steal il morn once, though it's
better aiter you get down Il little; there's
considerable mess OF shavin's long abeoutt the
middle ont I"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

A FKAsF0L SToRY OF HYDsoraosiA.--- The
Madison Wiscons Journal relates the fol-
lowing terrible story
Some si1 or seven years ago, mad dog
vent through the village OF Waterloo, Jetfer-
son county, and bit II number OF animals -
Among others 1t snapped at the leg of a COW
belonging to Nc. Bsbcock. The animal was
examined, but no mark could be found, and it
was supposed that it escaped being bitten -
The animal was afterwards sold to a man by
the name of Garrison, who used her milk very
freely, as did tive of his children Some OF
the nsigbbors, including Mr. .0rews family !,
were also supplied with the milk oi this COW
At different tin es, during the time sinee the
COW was bitten there has beeu inexp plicable
and fatal sickness amOg those using her milk, ,
aud two children of Mr. Garrison, two of Or
Drew, and two others have been attacked with
spssm sad died In great agony Mr.. Garrison
has also been attacked at times with spasms.
The mystery of this sickness was solved by
the death, with every symptom of hydropbo-
bis, short time ago, OF the COW so slightly
bittei seven years ago, and In whose system
madness had been latent ever since. The case
Is = singular one, and one worthy the attention
of scieuti6c men
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

WsnLsT Of the ASs.-HOw 7. II. Sexton makes
such supaes Photographs TO any other phoi osraph.
o. and a. sush . reasonable price. Come one come
ali, and judgs for yourselves, SIS Market street,
Wnnisston, Del. dss7s-sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

GRFEDYA lady in this city, a low days
since, having purchased some sausGges OF a
couple OF lads, overheard them disputing about
the oney.
"Giye me half OF 20 said one
"No won't-l'm bound 10 hay, ii all SAD
the other
"Now 'taiut iair, Joe, you kno@ If Amt
hall the pup was mine"
1t is needless to say that the lady, no. rel
ishing the idea oi eating puppy sausagcs,
threw her bargain to the dogs,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
R E 10 U s.
THE RESCUE.

Several years ago ship was burned near
the mouth of the English channel. Among
the passengers were father, mother, and their
| little child, daughter not many months old.
When the discovery was made that the ship
was on fire, and the alarm was given, there
was great confus sion, and this family became
separated. TIE father was rescued and taken
to Liverpool, but the mother and her infant
were crowded overheard, and unnoticed by
| those who were doing all in their power to
save the sufferers still on the ship. They drift
| ed out OF the channel with the tide, the moth
| er clinging to fragment of the wreck with
| her little one clasped to her breast
Late in the afternoon of that lay, vessel
bound from Newport, Wales, 10 America, was
moving slowly along in her course. There was
only a light breeze, and the captain was i'm
patiently walking the deck when his atten-
tion was called To an object some distance of
which looked like person in the water. The
officers and crew watched it for time, and, as
no vessel vas near from which any one could
have fallen overheard, they thought it impossi-
BILE that this cou Id be a human being. But as
their vessel was hardly moving, it WAS thought
best to get out boat aud row to the object.
The boat was accordingly lowered and manned.
1t was watched with considerable interest by
those who remained on board, and they no
ticed that, as it drew near to the drifting speck
the rowers rested on their oars two or three
minutes, then moving forward, took in tbe OBJ
iect or thing, they knew not which, and re-
turned to the ship. When the crew came on
board they brought with them this mother aud
her child, alive an well and the sailors said
that, as they drew near, they heard a female
voice sweety singing. As with common i'm
pulse the men ceased rowing and listened, and
the words OF the beautiful hymn, sung by this
trusting Christian, all unconscious that deliv-
erance was so near, came over the wares to
their ears
Jesus lover OF my soul,
Let me to thy bosom ny,
While the waters me roll,
While the tempest still is high:
Hide me, my Saviour hide,
Till the storm OF live is past,
Safe into the haven guide,
Oh receive my soul at last.
Other refuge have none,
Hangs my helpless soul on Thee
Leave, oh leave me not alone
Still support and comfort me.
All my trust on Thee ia stayed,
All my help from Thee bring
Cover my defenceless head
With the shadow of Thy wing.
In due time the vessel arrived in America.
The mother wrote to her friends in England,
thus the father learned of the safety OF his
wife and child, and In about four months from
the time OF their separation were happily re-
united.
What beautiful illustration this incident
affords of the truth that God never forsakeB
those that love him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

orassi Ro.s4ae--w. J. Morrow, Agent. Is engaged in
carrying 90 Ibs baainsss of Gravel RoodnS and 10 pre-
pared 70 sx ordsrs q the ahorsst notice. andon
mass god ss nsw beiss bo<h Fire and Watsr Ppoof
Hs si.o puts up and repairs all knds Vi
des No. AT frsnoh 5rssi, Orders Aiso - Ian ~
the store of u r. Peksls IN Fosrh srsst near lAIkst
~ 81 ths Agfisulsura WAl shouss Of walton Weben
sprpsr Of 1rsat asA ksIkst Streets aHrHeN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

Nsss Bdtfsoa Of Dr.. TouRg . Works-An Interesting
work giving the history Of generation for married per
sons or those about to marry Physical aud Cons itu-
nonAi disquAhcstions Anatomieally. Physiologiealy
aud Medically considered Manhood, how lost, how 70
.toyed-ths treatment and radical Of spsrnAtoSr
hos vyidly exhibiting awful disclosures Of the mys
tsries Of real Life also, Dr. Young Pocket &senla
pius or every his own Physiean;" 1t eontains 100
and will enable o care themselves sf
ali pfyats without exposure For sale only BY
WIN. II. Chadwick, al hls Medicine and variety sto
sdioippa the Fountain Hotel and Museum, opposite tbs
Cify spglns No so7 w. PouI tn Street, Wilmington bal
Mailed NEE any paH Ofshs uuissd estss on IssdPs Of
81 sents fl4 sept TIT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

PRAISE no man too liberally when he is
present, nor censure him too lavishly when he
is absent the one iavor1 of lattery, the other
OF malice, and both are reprehsnsible the
true way TO advance another's virtue, is to
follow il the best means to decry another's
vice, is to decline it.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

NEW CASTLE hNCuM&ODATiON.
Lnore W ct-n tos Wilmington and Philadelphia at
,4H a. IN
L,v u l,d.iphi At tG.0o r. IN. Wilmington 50
T.. f4y ~ GnHtlp.
pteu ct. % ne ifinore can go through without
ssorruE tIr a. hurnr4tnu heretofore. Passengers
tr tr ittrurt DO. >Otntd bl Salisbury will tnha even
ttg an f-,i R,itm r. aul spend night at Whining
tn P1s-e fsers fi Milford uu3 Dover may oeve Bslt
nrre al iop nj, apl prucend sems evening
" q SEW ALI, Jr Supt Del. II. X.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

The doctor shook his he4d and said
You must prepare for the worst ~
N'What u said the husband 10 you thtoL
she is likely 10 yet over itf'
sa- A German usurer. who toIh 3 per cent
interest instead OF g. the legal RATE, Wa asked
ii he ever thought OF what God would SAY to
his eYtortion-
"oh, yes but when God looks down from
heaven the 9 will look like a D.
pa- 81 gave the fellow shilling said
81 Ie,tsr SCOT, on some occasion When six
nspcc was the tee. aad added, ''remember you
pwe me sirpsnce, Pa. Ma yoar hoao5
live ,in pay you
t.ip- Patrick O'Flaherty said thal his wife
was very ulgrateiul, for "whla { ulFJiei her
She hain't a rag on her back. but now she Is
covered with EN-
ssS3- What Is the use IN slghtns and weep
ing as we float down the stream OF time why
make the voyage OF lite wSiliGg voyage
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

Be careful how you receive praise from
men from good men, neither avoid it nor
glory in it from Dad men, neither desire il
nor expect it to bs praised of them that are
evil, or tor tina which is evil, IS equal disheu-
or; he is happy in his merit, VINO is praised
by the good, and initiated by the bad,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

MSS. The number OF emisr1nts arriving al
New YORK from Euror- IS uihe'aliy t,ePorted
Of "a s2h. against Isl ,l6j during the year
previous.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
OsAGE ORANGE.
M. AIDE and Ornmm entail Trees
RHUBARB, ASPARAGUS,
sk..EAE Am RaEtGuFs

PIews and FiOw Castings,
N5ooRE, HRchENDoRN. zAaLs AND ATWOOD
MI Piows and oastinss OF sale h.
susY N kaStst o., WlniAstsa,p D
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

wide awake minister, who found his con
gregation going TO sleep Sunday before he
bad fairly commenced, sudiealy stopped and
exclaimed
"BrelhreD, this isu tarj it isn't giving
man bali chance. Wait till ret along II
piece, and thea it | niu't worth listeGing TO.
go to sleep; but don't before gel commenced
Give man something like Il fair chance aud
that is all ask OF YOU
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

Ii. a ss.tsgses go
SOUTH

un auJ ,fter MONDAY OCTOBER sd. 1855. Trains for
t., Az 1mmplatiou vi Passengers will leave as fsuows
uut5l author notice
EuN7V SOUTH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

WITWOTT VH NNWh OF sTAUE
.. IT.. On aud nf'0r rhur-dsy, Nov. 18th 1893
sg,ss Wlll ioagc the White Hall uutel, West
sasf f=-2-' Cbo-tc., ut ~ o'clock, 4 N,s on Tues
d.y, T,ursdty and sdtnrisys, arriving, heswau Ho-
ia Wilmington l'h lnl Market -rrsi' at IL O'Clock,
\. NJ. Leave wr Wt7i Chester 1t o'clock on same
days. =,
faoa ase. ,aa i".to,s viii he safely carried and do
ivstei Any pI sneefs leaving notice at the swan 10
de- is.tt Juil4 u'NEtL, Jr,, Proprietor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

19N
cteamer Ariel

T+NNdIHUI ItTIblt
gitl STEAMER leaves Wilmington At
- all NJ 80 A. ~, .ni Chestnut Street wharf, At
Rs-ist4Es-azhz Y. VI
TIM f,ci itt IT red by tl line, NO 1t the quickest
.of ,.-- r,rfr|t Wv of triu-rrrtir freight
ss- sIats h.ttI 90. w fnai ttirss IL rcqur, ID ana
Al stna rlt,s 3 rl4t-cl 10y other ines. OTIS
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ovnR 4 mIILvois D LIARS sAvnr

OVEN \ MILLION y LIARS BAV8O!
Gentlemen - had . negro man. worth 81, zoo
who took cold from . bad haIs In the leg, and 81
useless for over year. had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until tried The
Mexican Mustang Liuiment. 1t effected =
permanent cure. J. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Auttsng Linilnent ~ . valuable and indispeasa-
bic article for Sprainr, Sores, Scratches, or CALLS
on Horses. Our men have used il for Burns, Brui.
sss, Sores, Rhenmatism, Ac-, apd all say it acts
Ike magic" ]. W HEWITT,
Foreman for American. Wells, fargo's and Haxn.
dsn's Express.
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioaed
while skating last winter, uas entirely cared in
one week, after she had comnenced using ysur
celebrated Mustang Lininsnt. ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. I, 1855.
II is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus-
tang Liniment performs more cures in shorter
time. on man and besst, than any article ever dis.
covered. Families, livery men and planter,
should always have u On hand. Quick aud sure
il certainly is. All gsnaine il wrapped in steel.
plate engrayings, bearing the signature Of 9. W.
Westbrook. Chemist: and the pirate L. s. stamp
IT DEnAs BARyEs 1 Co.. over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit 1t with .
cheap stone plate label. Look elossty.
arassga 3DEisg WAter, sold BY al
Druggsts.
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As sample of the feelings Of the recon.
stracetd down in Arkansas. We take the fol.
lowing editorial from the Little Rock Dsily
Pontogruph Of July 5th
Yesterday vas the 4th Of july day long
observed AS the anniversary Of that glorious
time on which Nation sprang into being,
and was consecrated to the great principle, Of
freedom and Constitutional liberty. Then,
throughout the length and bfvsdth Of the IL.
FAINT Republic, there went up glad shouts of
loy-and an earnest people girded themselves
Then, the notion that Government de.
rive their just powers from the consent Of
the governed, y was proclaimed AZ sound po-
hlicai dorrine.; and 10 fight in. its support,
was the mist duty of q patriot Nov, the
same idea is held TO be m outrageous heresy;
and those who dare Eight in it's defence, IRE
trniiors.
Then, taxation without represeal htion. vas
an exercise of tynnic power that would 1ue-
~ any means Of opposition. Now, the Fed
eral Government loads = portion of,she Ssmes
with the most oppressive taxniion, and ex.
ciades them from representation in the Ma
tional Congress
Then, to trench apon the right Of. speech
or the freedom OF the press. was regarded ms
blow ut civil and religious liberty. Nov,
men are thrown into dungeons Tor the express
SION OF their opinions, aud Gen Grant issues
his orders TO suppress such papeA Gszhe
deems disloyal. ss ,s1 =
Then, sil men had the right to worship
God according to the dictates Of their own
conscience. Now, Ministers Of the Gospel
are dragged from. their pilpits for the high
crime OF preaching he word Of God.
Then, We had Congress Of Statesmen
Who knew mo North.-no South-no East
no West = but ~hose patriotism covered the
whole country. and whose legislation guarded
oil interests. Now, We have conventicle Of
cantmg hypOcfi,es, knavsa and t.nat;Ss. Who
know nothing but tho sseserlastine niger .
and whose pstriotism and loyalty is iii cdn-
densed and summed up in ench measures !.
the Civil Rights and Freedmen's Bureau B,lis
But il 10 useless to continue The cataIos.e
Then We we're free and happy people. What
are We now?
The PsstaorcpA supports Col A. W. Hob
con lOr Congress, because
Az Lieos- Colonel Of the I'D cavalry, = NJ
liant Z little regiment IS ever trod : Sassls-
field, he served - faithful. soldier Of our
great lost cause Should he be elected.
and Congress conclude to recognise tAe, Svulh i
- States IN the Union, - doubt not he viii
prove himself worthy of IL trust connileed
70 him, and wiIl saaad mp masfhlly for I'll 0ur
Afiehss sadef The Ocnssitusion.
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unnnQmnrssas<-ssssk.kns xzr
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Z -. r ..le.et II. 49, y
In the morning, he took Plantation Bittsss II u
felt weary ct night, be took PIantstiou Bitten 4
he lacked appetite, w AJAX, langsid Or meatally
depressed, Be took Plantation Bittsrs; aad tAey
never failed 70 set hin on his pins square ard
nrm. :. - -
i! Il. Ii e 4! l!l:!l!s bat :
owe nsch to you, for /
verify believe the Plantation Bi.,en havs s.v.d
REiv. ": 4. wAaos NJ Madrid, N. r.
have been . great sat-
E,.HifM rs 1ns g1basae soetSs
REV. c. a. WILDWOOD, New York City.
bad lost eli appstits-
..s 4 n, 9s.. A a:.s :; :''.
The Plantstion Bittsrs have ~ Ne ali right.
JAMES HEIMINwAY, 81. Losis, No."
81. wa sfs IN ses Is k asssr
and Urinary Organs, that distrsssed me for years
They act like charm. L
c. MOORE, 154 Broadway, N. r."
Ms. o. n. DEyOE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers' Children, says she has
given ii to the weak aud invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reana
Of such certificates, bat no Adysrtisement 10 ef-
heivs A. what people themselves say Of good
article. Our fortune and our reputation 10 1t
stake. The original quality apd high character
|of 49, ds M y sssaAipsa sstH eysy I'D
an sifeIHStAHces They hAvs airexdy ottAihsd !
sale in every town. village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitAtofs try to
come Is neaa 1nf 49, aAd Ayts = they can, and
because good article cannot be sold - low -
poor one, they find some support from parties Who
do not care whAt they ~. Be on your guard
See our priv ate stamp over the cork.
p. II. DRAKE 1 CO., New York City
ssyatsga ADsAAG Vasssa solAs BY al
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

9 toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne. used
to battle the face end person, to render the skis
soft and fresh, to alay discrimination, 10 perfans
clothing, for headache, do 1t is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and IL obtatnihs
. patronage quite unprecedented its favorits
with actresses and Opera singers. II 10 sold 81 Ill
dealers, at Sl.o0 in large bottles, and by DKHAs
BARSgs a Co., New York, Wholesale Agents.
saratoga sprisg Water, sold By MI
Druggists. I
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EeW York, -. Lou1s, Cencannoal.
and Chicago.
Eeatnt. Jan 4. Isss -
szz....-4...
Professional.
DIR. J. F. WAYLAXD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFERS his Professional Services TO the
~ ci'sr-n, OF Ke..uk.
aS-Resi ienee the conner Ct EigtsA and Bseha-es
str.~t.. Issyl dsa
DIR. GEO. Z. EHlNGEA,
n o N E O p n THIS II +.
HAS removed his Office and Residence 10
SoH' rest, '.ssvs-n \ 10 A Rtssd-ss. where
be uay be fssnsu ted or ord r. II n VI hour
,p~ci sst-niits paid 20 the Ii lsses Z wo~sa
and Children, aud c,rn",e d,-ea.es. imsyle--sn
w. IL. COLLINS,
"A tt or ney at Ia w,
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Notary Pat1e ana 0sevsYsnes1.
Pursi. risy cise~sio. gises 10 Pay5sg Taxes osd
seSsy Atssrsss.T 3ftss.
o@s:es $1,000 sasssa. ssvs<A AtssaA 'eAss's
DR.. A. n. BRONSON,
ATTENDS 10
OFFICE PRACTICE.
.<Asssy sos 1AIH sTREsr.
Mr.. n. n. LEA VER
win sssss1 -
GENE RAJ PRACTICE
In III. city and vsesaity.
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s...s :. ~ 20 A.A .1ls-Aa
ROBERT =. oILLaoR1,
ATTORJFE r ar Law.
KEeKUK, IOWA.
s%ose. ., Third H., s.s.... Nj. ..A J.Asssa.
aasl-d1y
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nSE at lua KDenuK, royvA.@
OFFICE on Third Street, rear OF Staas
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HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPF(TFTfS

AYE proved, from the most ample expe.
r'ene~. an entfe suece,s; smpl- efBei, u. ab5 re-
hADss They are the o0iy mecfnt tesf csy ssapu 10
popular useso simp- that nsis, ales ean.ot ~ Ss.
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