Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

l
ing TO restore the Union.
on motion OF Mr.. A. o. Newton, Thomas D
Hio'ou, ESQ was appointed Secretary.
Mr. Samuel Townsend then moved that tn,
meeting appoint Que delegate from each HUI
dred IN New Castle coun'y To at cad the Dem
cratic .Jehnsor. National Union Convention tc
oe held in Philadelphia on tn 14th Of August
me motion was put and carried.
After few remarks by Mesjrs s. Townsend
A Alexander and I. NJ. 0gle, tho Chairman
announced the appointment Of the fullowin,
gentlemen as
Delegates to the Philadelphia Clnl ention =
Samuel Townsend, Appoquinimink Hundred
Albert y, Newton, Red Lion
tobertA. Cochran, ST. Georges
Thomas NJ. Ogle, New Castle
benjamin T. Biggs Pencader
Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington
Aquilla Derrckson, Mill Creek
Samuel Chandler Christina
George W. Smith Brandywine
Low Ruta, White Clay Greek
Co. Sharpe requested to be excused. STATING
that he would not be able to attend and on
molten OF A. D. Newton, Esq, the name o.
ihomis D. Gibson WAS substituted
On molten, the meeting adj burned
aoA-An ordinance 10 amend the ordnanc,
entitled Buildings
Be it ordained By the City Council of WI.
mington, that Section 2, Of the oriinsnee an
| 1ltled Buildinge, Page OF Ordnance Book
be amended by inserting in the lOth and llil
lines OF said section between the words "ot
and "hfty," tue following words, mot less than
ten, nor more than"
Passed at tue City Hall, Wilmington, Aug
3, 1856. Ell. AoISER
| Pres't oil the City Council.
Attest +. I. TAYLOR, Clerk
"a An ordnance IA king 4 further apuro
| rriauon Tor the health Of the city
| NheseG5, tho appropriation Tor the health of
TIE Clty uas become exhausted By reason OF
more cleanliness aud labor being r, aairsd Inv =,
was anticipated what ;'s annual anproprie.
| lien was made; thrtefoi be it ordaie.l bv tl..
City Council OF WillljnyJoa,
SsclioI LIST, That tho sum of tSD hundred
dollars be appropriated AZ further an proori
anon Tor the health Of the city for the wear
1856, and that said appropriation he taken
from am uuexpcu1ed fund now in tle Trea
sdry Of The city.
| Passed Mt the City Hall, Wilmington, Del.
Ju'y 10 1866 E. j. aORNER
President of City Oouue!l.
Attest-E T. TAYLOR Clerk
Police 46aHs,--The following cases have
| been disposed of since our last
William Baird, by officer Buck for disorder
ly conduct Ind drunkenness, fael so GEMS
aud costa
John Allseur by officer Buck, for dsorde..y
o1aduct, fined 81 aud costs
Isaac Wilson, n by OH ef Jones Tor drunk
eaness ii rel so cents aad coa'a.
Johu Fox and Augustus kluud. By oGhser
| Heritage, Tor di.1rtefly conduct, tnei costs.
Joseph Qlian, By officer Wiugate, Tor seiliag
liquoF to minors, held in 800 to answer a,
next term Of Court d General Sas-ions.
e. he nj
ing l'Inor wihoa' lice ae, he'd II $500 bail
to answer at Ma, or'a Court
Be AdUissd. There is no denying tho fact that
that fearful malsdy, tho cholera. is gradually an
prnachin. US, 1t has alrendy made it, appeara 1es
In New FORK and Phila lelphia The disease is gen
erally preceded by painless darrhea and sooner
or later assumes that terrible form known as chole
IA. Dr, } SimHs' Cholora Syrup is of 80 wears
standing In 1889 it was 'cd with eminent success
~ battling with the fearful Scourgs, seldom failing
~ affecting cure even in the collapsed stage Of the
usehae. 1t thea established reputation for its
curative properties, which was fully sustained and
! enhanced IL iSi0, when the country was again
ainiotei with that epidemic The proprietors again
present II TO the public in its original purity, con
ecientously be loving that it will accom- sh all that
IS pretended of it, namely, ia curing diarrhea, dys.
EMERY cramps, collie, cholera morbus summer com.
plants Of children and the cholera Prioe IS cents
bottle, or for dollar. No family should be
without this article. Prepared by Dr. J Simms
a. Son, at their Family Med icine Depot 4th and
hhlne streets, Wilmington, Delaware, and sold by
druggists and store Keepers generally. aigs.it
Portraits, Mr.. Hubbard is about canyassing
our city to obtain subsoribers FIR the portraits az
Presidents Washington and Lincoln, prepared bv
Wynkoop 4 Co, of Philadelphia and which have
been pronounced by competent judges the 6uast
likonesses that have been produced. The price for
each Is Sl5. They are certainly superior potnros
and every man in tho State wac can sparn Tho
funds, should secure them for his hall purlor nv H.
6rary Dir H. also proposes to visit several towns
ID our county and we oornmeEd him TO the fayora
Die reception Of the citizens thereof aus8.3w
Young Nan AFRO you surrounded with dim.
caitiesf so, you have the glorious oppor tunilv
10 ENJOY the pleasure OF a cOuquofer success of Il
greater value when reached from great diff ,utl,s
A lor'une that comes begging for your acceptance
VIII very likely desert yOu rs it comes Bring mt
something then; know what it il 10 feel that Won sr
man. Docs The world irown up, youl If 40 d.
right and you have only to bo your self dive yonr
near and nerve room, and time will bring this same
world down at your feet then its frownings are hui
little account Do you say you have no chance of
success Make chance then, leave out success y
chance! man with flxod, determined will Ca,
rescue his own chance from the storm of defeat mi
neu have never matured your own capacity If Won
think otherwise, If you have an overlrown obsts-
Gle that comes in your way, that appears imnossibi
for you to surmount don't say you can for tLat Is
the meanest word in our language IL Won can ,nt
around it on either side then climb over il If,Sot
won't do, dig under 1t, keep at it, and don't saw
can't try fifty times rather than give il I'M If tho
Norlu SHOCKS you uoWn, don lay there until Won |
are picked up, but be up and shoH that Won ara ke
an India Rubber ball, the harder you arc knocked
down the higher you will bounce Life wonld hc |
tasteless without its struggles and dsappontme
and don think otherwise. Here lies before Won |
whole world full of its melness, iguoran SO, povor
~ and crime, as we'll "a full of truth yirtue and
goodness aud from 1t you must learn Society ha,
its work for you 10 do aud You must make ina tools
to do that work, and the way will SUI oily come -
Possess good share OF energy and Won will 6nS ma
dlfculty Ia going ahead. Don't set sill and 5y,xI
ike bear with sore head but be up. sbske yba
dust IRON your shoes and be up and doing IL ven
are shoeless and money is scant with YOU ooms IN
TINS score and Will give you pair for 81 So wbicb
u very low Tor men q shoes at tne present dav yat
l have some left at that price C FLANIGES '''
saVllle Building 9th and Market streets /
Payment Of Tagss.-The undersigned rao.ir..
OF Taxes for the city Of imington will he M 10
City Hall on and after tho first day Of Julv Isss
between the hours Of and H. in the morning mi
from 70 IN the afternoon, for the purpose 81 Pe.
ceigiIg Tnxos. A deduction Of Eve per cent /.
made on all taxes paid in July. All paid in An.
gust and up to the day Of election the face of the
bill must be paid and after that date five per oeat
will be added to the bill. Baukable funds onIv "a
oeived in the payment of Taxes ~
DANIEL T. HAWKINS
in 2l-2mos Receiver Of Taxes
Notice 10 Country Butchers end othe,s.-we
ars now giving 81 cente per h. for rough fat
B. D. Hicks Co. jyl32n
The place to ge, yyur -four is a. 4ls West
Front street. II