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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

A SmsuLABllNCIDssT.-AtSt. Mary's church
5tE;erdsy, the pastor, in noticing the deaths
OF the Revs. James r. aud and Patrick Don
elan, and warning his hearers OF tue uncer-
iGinty oi lie, mentioned a singular incident.
Ne aaii that on Saturday two ladies had call
I'd upon him, one Of whom had been married
10 that church At noon on Wednesday, and By
lhree O'Clock the same day found her husband
- corpse. Her conI anton, the second lady
had attended the funeral, leaving her husband
Mt home, we'll but she returned Just in time
to witness his last breath Both had thu:
suddenly been made widows in a name,
which shows that oftentimes truth is strang.
er than hCtion-Alex Gazette
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

sas~ When ]. T. Monroe, the Mayor of New
Orleans, az the time that the city sure ndered
to the Union feet in 1852, was re. elected to
fll the same Office in March, 1865, General Can
by, knowing him to be disqualified on account
Of completely with the rebellion, issued an or
der 10 prevent his Inauguration before the
plessare OF the President was made known
Blu, an application to Andrew johnson speed
iiy secured special pardon, aud thus the lai .
fearful riot was in double sense The fruit Of
Ny policy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

HOMICIDE IN NKW JsRsEY-A MAJ named
Poole was m ordered in Newark on Saturday
morning, by a man named Ira Mum, the pro-
prietor OF a hotel Poole entered the house
with some friends, when a dispute arose be.
tween him and Mum abolt prepayment, when
the latter stabbed Poole With a knife in the
breast, the blade penetrating almost to the
heart. The victim fingered until M A. NJ
Mum Is in custody.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

Isaac W. Dean salesman OF the New
York Sugar Refining Company has fed to Cali
tornia with fifty thousand dollars ofthe Compa-
nys money.
Be5>Dr. Dostie and Rev Mr.. Heston of the
New Orleans Convention, have died o wounds
received In the riot.
DEThe Italians aud A lstrian5 agreed on an
eightdays truce on the 26th ult.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
A MANS A MAN FOR A. THAT.
HIH YlRaInn-


A mans a maa," SANS koorrpRprns,
aFoF a. that and a that
But though the song os e;tdf and strong,
H. lacks a note farn' that.
The lput who'd ehirk his daily work,
Yes claim his wage and a. that,
Or beg When be might earn his bread,
10 not man for O. that.
If all who dine on homely fare
Were true and brave, and a. that,
And none whose garb IL "to tdsn grey"
Was foel and knavs and a that,
The vice aud crime that sh m our line
Would fade and fall ana o. that,
A ID plougbnen be as good as kings.
Ald ehurls as ear.s for a that
You see that brawny, clustering sot,
Who swsggers, swears and a. that,
And thinks because his strong right arm
Night fell an OK and a hat,
That he's as nohle. man man,
As duke or lord, and a that:
He's but brute, beyond dispute,
And rot man tor n that.
man may owl large estate,
Have palace. psrk, and a. that,
And not for birth, but honest worth
Be thrice q man, for a that;
Ard Donald herding on the muir,
Mho beats his VIE, and a. that,
BE no'hinG but a Racial boor
Nor half man for a. that.
II comes 10 this, dear Robert Burns
The ruth is Old, aud a thtt--
"The rank is but the guinea's stamp,
The mans the goll, for a that"
And though you'd put the miuted mark
On copper, brass, and a. that
The lie is gross, the cheat i plain,
And will not pass for a. that.
For o. that, q that,
IT'S soll aad heart and a. that
That makes the king q gentleman,
And not his crown aud O. that;
And man with man, II rich or poor,
The best Is lie, for a that
Who stands erect, in self respect,
Aud actl The u. fer a. that.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

FAST TRAvELIsa.-Receuty, on al English
railroad, bridge caught fre aad the super.
intendent ofthe road, who was 10 London, was
telegraphed for He Immediately left London
and travelled on an engine to York, a distance
Of l9l miles, in hours and 43 minutes, includ.
iuga stoppsge OF minutes at one OF the sta
tons. This was equal to six miles in seven
minutes-a rate Of continuous speed rarely
reached on any long railroad.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
FARNl FOsk NtI.,...

A.. 4 OnntSInins S1s acres si!uAt ed near Green
WA " GOOD Station, the Delaware Railroad on
LINE the lire between Kent aud Sussax Oounties
Del. This property IL divided into convenient 1ees
gooi portion OF Ii9her, silly white Oak about -
acres set in Peach Trees of choice varieties; to
sized Dseliiog, one usnt House, nearly new; sta
ling for 70 hers0s, Als9 the property good sor
ghum hill, which has been In operation two season
aud dons Considerable business The fsrm will divide
easy terms. The tenant samuel p Raw 10y. viii AXE
Egr ? ,uealars ~ to terms, Ne, address
/. o, pHILIPS,
May IA-Sm Newport 2 o.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

eArThe basis peace between Austria and
Prussia is reported as follows; Austria is to
withdraw from the Gsrmanic Confederat on,
TO cede Venitia and her part Of Schleswig, and
to pay 5000 900 to her adversaries. The
German States north ofthe Mayne are to form
uRion under Prussia, those south OF the Main
are 70 form an independent union
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
FARM FOaS SALE.

AYys.A The uujaraigne1 cfers OF private sale a
i.Fl hQ truck ant deity farm. containing about ATTY
u III Acr,s, situated In Nov Castle Hundred on The
river Delaware, tb,ut miles from Wilmington, Tho
land Of tho best qnatJ, being In high state Of cut
tvation aud very productive, :herN are so acres Il
msTIh, the bBauee upland The buildings are slnnli
hut CON Portable Terms easy. Apply TO
BENJAMIN ELLIOTr.
June 25.tf Rrandyvius ud:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
TESTIMONIALS.

From Mrs. J ANE DENT, Hpldlyslnrg, Blair Co Pa
Was cured OF Consumption, which had resisted ali
other remedies, In one month hRs attended tn ltr
household duties and enjoyed uunpruptcd good hewitt
since her trrntn3 nt For iurhNr infnrnAt a. refer 10
ne OF my Matrimonial IN the hAnds OF rr Tnrler.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

"a Situated IN Kenuru Township, about milet
r--Ef from Nilm'ug t1n, Baltimore Central IT, X and
E#aql Lliae QuArrirs are within mites, contains 81
sLA-lacrts, 81 0f which highly cultivated and ii
are OF good wood land The buildings are good will he
SOLD low, Apply to TiIJs. j. MAiiAFfy, Real Estate
Agen', I'd and King SITS nov q
tE Farm Of 2lt Aotcs ia Kent County, Dell eight
EsH miles below smyrna, ON the Del. Ii H., oue hum
~ired aud Grty acres OF which ara cleared tho bal
lance III wood. The bniIlres md fences are good 1t
VIII be sold reasonably and ter- e3y CITY property OF
a9aGll farm uear Wilmington, will he ken n part
pay 'au lsT TIL 81. j. MAHAFFY.
Chester County Farm for sale.
<7srs Farm in trankin Township, Chester Cor uty,
Etiin Pa, containing one hGldred aud twenty one
EI acro7, one hundtrd ct which IA cleared tue hal
god yo,d lSnl The ihEi IA In "a a. statUut Guilt.
vau ill., nmt water in All H." heps tut Tie mpg &c
neuts s'Luist o House, otptau,us uybI rouIns don
hle decker Barn, tenant hausV and stable. Tia with
In mites Of luae qnArrie,, AMI L sis miles rpn
". B, Road. viii be sofa low, aud possesai o
given 2Jt March p xt Amy T.
TliUS. J. MAtlhFFT, 81 and King Stre.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

STEAMBOAT Decentralization, Ind, Aug
ust t.-The ,steamer General Lyle blew up
near Bethlehem this afternoon. The passen .
gers say that he was racing with the ST.
Charles when the explosion ook place
Both boats were close tusetrer.
The St, Char'e1 brought the wounded and
aesf TO this city. Not more than fifteen or
eighteen persons are lost. The officers of the
ST Charles denv the charge that the boats
zero racing. The St. Charles rendered eyrry
assistance possible TIE Lytls is a total
wreck
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

Was m'ettd with pain In and around the breast
hsv9 dJct red from Ohio to Harrisburg without nndirs
relief Couil hear my o'uSh for square War cured
by br. Turntr in mohths Tins, and am rs well as
ever was May refer t. me personally az 10 my tsti
mNptal, In pr Tanner p .sssisiua.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
BOOTS 4 SHOES.
Medical Electricity.

The suhssrter,a regular graduate of Prof g. " Bick
withs Electrified Institute, Walnu. s.goet Philedslphia
onice, in ODESSA, Now Castle Co., Del. Tfsst With
Hlvansm Magnetism, and other moii heaons Of Eler.
Chronic. '
LIST; pse.'rs Ot The Brain and nervous system neiud
ing E9'lsy, 81 Wins Dance Paralysis, Neuralgia, Hys-
DC, l.. ~
"a. Organs and Tissues cCnuec'ol with the digestive
EySteu such ~ sore Hr1at Dyspepsia. DIarrheA Dys
ensrs Constipation Piles, and all Elections Of the Liver
Sd. Regulatory Organs Ca'nrrh, Cough Asthma,
when not caused by organic disease The Hertz lrou
chts' pl%ni1y, hh.nmnisn of the Chest Consumption
an Muscular System, rheumatism, Gou,. Lumbaso.
Spinal tisaa 90, Cancers, Tumors, &C
9th urinirAry aud Gnlits Organs, Gravel, Disbetes
and Kidney complaints, Impotence and Seminal Weak.
mess, az.
9th Female Diseases. Utcrlrc Complaints, Prolapsi,.
AutsNcrsi1n ieroversiou, nnimation, liberation aud
yariou. ohr affections Of the womb, and varies, &c
The latter cOiap.hnts yield readily this treat
ment hnu To amy other known, aud guarantee will be
given III every case taken for Treatment # desired the
above NAMED dlseA9es are iew only OF the many, that
can and have been succesr'uy trcse1 by Electricity in
tho hands OF 'killiul OPERATOR By consent OF ths
parties, few names OF Gentlemen well known Ia this
community as Gentlemen of undoubtcd character are
AlIenSed ~ rem Fences which have been successfully
treatel nj my Office, OL4dlos MS uIo withheld 70,
prudental roas,r.J
daniel Palmer, Chesapeake CITY, Nd
EHgeno Delhi, near Chester town, Md.
S s,sS , W; T'~nSoHd' nCsr 81 dersoa, Del.
Mahlon Iotter, oiBsAa
William II Hickey
Eli JRrm0n,
also have certificates " lpoiAnt oaaes which ara
too ionethy for publication, bot will DO shown with
pleasure - any -rs'n wishing TO them.
Pcrsons livnE distanc, OF whose cases will MOI
odmt Of their coming to zee me- may consu,t mo by
Letter, stating the their comp lon
standing sc, when II viii givo pleasure L. answer
all such letters tcenfdcntnlly aud withou, oharpe
No case Will be takea Tor ,tmsnt Ia ny op,p,ap
It cannot bc cured o. heathtted. address
Beetrlpatita physicau
is 10 s INV Oltn4A NAVY Castte ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

FROM John Lingle, Market RGugre, HsrfisLutK p.
lcertity that Rheumatism be cured. After iyiny
Tor eight days and nights suffering tho most infsuse
pain unable to move limb, With good medical at.
tendance as c7uli procure without any relief sen,
'or Dr. Turner. After taking ono treatment from that
ge tleman walked across the and In three DAYS
went 10 my bnsihess' Refer to my Testimonial In
the hands Of DT. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

from PHlLIp cIIRISTMAX. c,rnsr Se.yt! sut N,rtb
Streets, harrisburg r..
Was su1c Jog with Ncrvous Behility, aal thought
shnli have to 20 to tue IN iane asylum bteted th,g
were theHe there than M self Was rprpd ly
Dr. Turner after eEhlusrg all means within my roach
i1r four years Would b, peasd tn Hf1rd m, fgr.,rr
Information, hereby ccrtiiy to this care
ELI " MIN, LiaMt. l6tl Rcs,I Y Il Z
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

From bAmue Pricr, so, 81 Stock IN ssrott rreatoD N
suffered from the etseH oil sun-atr1ke with pam ia
nv hssd baekof my neck and high OF nervous o.
q emtnt, and was eonhued to my Was cure. nv
d. rprner, md consider nis system Of mn
pleasant ever experienced
certify to the above, and have rece we'd bensht IN
self D. Y RoBINS0N "'
Pastor OF Messiah Church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

Ca Lieutenant Bu,s, ofthe Freedmen's Bu-
teAu, bos teen mHrdeted by high waymen in
Louisiana
naapCharles OConor is in Washington en-.
deayrrisg 10 obtain the release OF Jefferson
Davis on bail or parole
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
JOHN ROSS.

Dead The mighty Chief dead
Fallen 10 the Nations head
Eyes unused to tears, to- day,
Weep, 10 sorrow, DER his clay.
Dead. Let all bis people mourn,
Stricken, silent, and forlorni
Let them gaze, with sad sur prise,
On this costly sacrifice.
Dead That they might live, to be
Faithful, prosperous, and iteei
Theirs, alone, bis latest breath
Theirs, his life, and theirs his death
Dead We stand around his biei,
Euded is bis great career;
But we know, though life is Ger,
He is deaihless evermore.
Dead below, he lives Oh high,
Lives where virtue cannot dit,
Lives where God new life impartsj
Lives 10 all irue Patriots hearts.
WARRINGTON, D. @, August 3, 1866.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
New Castle Lumber Yard.
LUMBER AND GOAL YARD.

txzrrz-sz<a The subscribers respectfully in.
kIi}fI firm tho public that thoy have open
--se4.SI%ydfs ed in the Village of st. Georges, a
LuuBer aud Ceal Yard, where they
intend keep Hg bond alt kinds Of building Material
he 10 No,t MAJ kot prices consisting Of Pine and Hem
lock Boards Jost4 Scrntling, Shingles Laths, Piosets
Linz, Hair, Brcks, Posts AID Rails, Phosphstss of diff
ter ut kinds, st Manufacturers Prices They will also
Luy CCuntr, Pr iuco aud attend to Shipments Phil
adelphs OF baltimore.
by stIvt attention /, business, they hope to
share Of pub't1 pnirorlgs. D. II. STEW ART & 90.
N 3-Wo La ttsu making suitable arrnne elm ents
Tor tire Purchasing OF an k,udH Of Grain may 3I-3n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

From John y Schools, Ne. IS Hanover st., Trenton N ]
Was suffering with Liver Disease, my face mud rhAst
~ corpse like hue the violent rubbing or snpnn,
would not redeem the rik Wa treated for wear e
fore Supplying 10 DR., Turner. Was cursed ~ hin IN a
month"; and have ouloye good health ever since Wntr
to NE or my testimonial, IN tbs hanis Of IN Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Meat and Provision Store.
No. lO5 iShipley ST.,

WTLMTNUTUNi Del.
The scriber nf,rna his friends and thc pLbc gem
orally thd hs Inns tkeu eSt1rr formery occupied by
John L. solomon. In shipley street. between Front and
seo0ud, and will keep On hand good assortment Of
flesh and Salt Meat, II ans, Shoulders. Lard MAckere
Shad, aud all kinds Of Fish; Cheese, Butter and Eggs
Pepper aud spie Salt by tho sack aud bushel Flour
and Feed and general assortment OF Particles In his
line which be will sell wholesale md retail at the low.
market prices He hopes by strict attention to bust
merit and Give fair share public patronage
ljunb il-Smw WIN. W. BENNETT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

From CHARLES MeFEELY, White Horse Road near
Trenton, n.
suffering with lIhtmmatory Rheuusism OF six
months standing Was given up by my physicians and
inienei by them that the disease tasc It's course
Was cured by DR.. Turner 10 three DAYS
We the uudcrsigmd, do hereby certify q the above
ASHER T. CUhBERIY
justice Of the Peace.
Miss Mary A-hmors,
Miss Marina Luushty
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

Ffom I NJ. White, Sixth Ward, Trenton, N j.
Was afflicted with Rheumatism for i've months. suffer.
ed day and night my physicians could not relieve nv
pain IN any degree Was cured by DR. Turner In mi
treatmonts, and have enjoyed good health ever since
Refer to mo Or my testimonial Ia tie lanas OF p5e.of
Turner
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

From 7. Y. GRAHAM, Mcclellan House HarriyburuJ
Was afflicted with Lung aud Throat Disease Of cipii
year, stsudug Was cured BY Dr. Turner and refI to
my testimonl4l in his hands.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
REMARKS OF THE PRESS.

tPrOm the Harrisburg telegraph
ueorf snydS. al OF ten or twelve years of age
son 81 Samuel elnder tssdinsvith M Samuel Wise,
o. this city Vas stricken with parsyais, Ma right
Mhpnabls 70 Ealk or move IN any direction. While
~ this condition, DR. rur w.s called TO examine
almost entirely cured He has the free uss The pal
sled arm, and can walk with but little dissnlty. lis
OF the most sases ss.t srousht III 10 Sas
nodee andis but another instance in which DR.. Tur
otherwfe have remained cT pple during life
(from the harrisburg Telegraph
To Our MISUNDERSTANDING much of Dr. Turesri a
.Sseets over old Chronic Diseases which have resisted
Ali other remedies. we in uced to IKE an ia
vesiissuOn into the manner aud mode OF mis- treat
In imgrsspating the blogd while on It's pesss 90
Ioantein head with hih mediciue IN its purity, and
not sqblertng II to thu trious chemical changes
attending It's pa sage throug the stomach.
The meiicines used To Complish this purpose the
Doctor informs US the sed by all prAe
ticnR ply oSuS aud the same as he has SOD throu sh
donbt the Doctor has perfected asystem thai caunct
help but be 1rres, bensatto the sick aud sufsrin.
who for long years have been ferus with disease
Of chrome nature, We base this on tho grounds of
have doetored Tor long time without relief but i'm
s ma are NOW 95
usual good health The Doctors cures in our city
h,Ss ret been paper cures The witnesses themselves
ss5,aiply Il 9sto shinE to the rapid recovering
"a day 6.sssSn the hours 81 n III % and yssvs
O'Clock. July 2lul
Letters of Inquiry, contc'- ng
stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Atloaf' SAHUEL uUTTIW1F,
Clerk Of orph ms Court
New Castle, Mar oh %, 1885.

B.-rhe above property Is situated Ia the most eli.
gihr part Of New Castle County Il lies convenient to
the markets 81 odessa and hlddutown, aud within
short distance Of Mount Pleasant Station the Della
ware Railroad, and wthn three miles Of landing on
the Chesapeake and Delaware canal The soil IL very
god, and we'll adtpted for Peach Farm.
EpHRAIM BEAsr0E.
aug 1860. Summit Bridge, DEL.
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n TIE FIRE IN WILSON'S BUILDING.
The tucce,n rItDguishmnt Of this fre 10 pioo Of the
efc1cy o tue Metropolitan Fire Druartment
Under the Old system Il eHnguhing tre the entire premises
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small loss has been hTown upon te lnnpnee Companiss
Tie ed woud bis thank the
for the tLy d yed IN utns what weud have Otherwise
JOHN I. WILSON, Nc. - Ful,onh
1867,
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WAa DEPARTMENT. sra0EoS-GEsKRIL 0yyIcz,
MAsHiNaroN. y. C., August 10 le6N. J

=
AN Army Medical Board. to consist OF Brevet
Clone F. sr9ws surge U : A. President Bfsvss Ls.-
Contl AuLosy secr snrgrsn, : A. aad Beys MAJOR War
N-ts. AsssntSursv I. = A.. Recorder will NEST In
NfTk City the 2o q ScptsmbeT tie examination
Of candidate admission uo TIE Medical stat Of the u Army
AppicA1s mat be ovr II Of and physically sound
Applet Tor an inv sion to PPesr before the board should be
ddc ed to tie surreonUenera T. A. aud the full
dcuee aud date and place OF birth Of tie candidate Ts
Lois character and qualifications must Re furnished II the
pI has lreD Medical during the
the ct should DO stated together with biz former rank and time and
place Of service aud testimonials from the officers with whom he hss
served rAoud aso be FORWARDED.
30 sy nee nad u Tie e1Pea,e. u persons nadssoins the
t1aninoni pTrreguie appointment
Tee are 60 vacancies in Tie Medical stof Of which
July 2ah
IssH. JOS. X. BARNES. Surgeon General u. :. A.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. Notice is hereby
~ Given JOHN NORRIS the Township Of Pc In
the equity Of Moi and State Jersey hath this day made an
10 The Subscriber Of m for the equal beneht f his
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rINO SUSAN KINNEY. wife Of Joseph Kinney, de.
i cea.edi soPHBONlh KINNEY. GEORGE KINNEY. John
notice. that The oGDtN NINE RAILROAD CoMrANY have sP
piled SsBcevc dairy np Of the justices Court
Of New icrsey to ont Cornnoo Examine and apprsse
certain h flind owned by you n port situate lie township OF
the County Il srssex New the John
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for the conjunction u said Rned and TO assess damages
by oftshns the came And that sud Justice Las sppoeS
81 DAY ofSeptoDbrI neat at O'Clock his chambers 10 o
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