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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

sAsssat " LII BES0LD ut Pubils Sale, on the prem
kasn isbs III Front Street, between King and French
JAk5W streets. in the City Of Wilmington. Deaw .re
on THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of January, 1877, at
o'clock, r. M all those three valuable lots OF land with
three dwelling houses thereon, together with good brick
able and shedding in the rear suitable and ios
for the business OF oarting The sid properes lit
usttd the north ile Of trout Street, and sever
ally numbered 107, 100 Ill, and oec pied l., S u.
Hsweu, Mrs. Vance and Robert Hogg, and nded
and described in the deeis foliows;No l07 begin
ming al stake In the North side Of Front street In
Samuel Penhoek's line. thence with the same north
thirty four and hall degrees hundred and eleven
feet nine inches TO corner of the lot conveyed
by James Hogg and wifs to Matthew Boyd thence with
line thereui Two porehes to stake, theuce south
thirtyf9ur anda half degrees west, hundred ind
eleven feet nine inches to stake the north side
Fro street, Aforesaid.
Nos 100 aud H. bou uded and drescribed follows:
Beginning al stake standing in the old line
tL north side ofFroat street at thrtythreo broad and
and the distance eight three ieet FROM the side
hing srtetat thrythres broad thence with the old
thirysix cet ten inches to another corner stake 10
Second streets at thirty hres broad thence with
the middle distance south eight degrees east thirty
three feet TO stake in the old line, thence
with tho same south thirty two degrees west. one
hundred and hrty-gx feet inches cerner stake
on the suut, side Of Front street, thence with
norm my eight degtees west thirty three feet to
place Of beginning Being the real estate of George
sparks deceased. The W hole to be sold together
Terms made known tho day Of sale by the under
signed. WA II. REYNOLDS, agent to effect the sale
de 21.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Horse = Kept.

n COLTS and horses broken, and trained by
rTcSS the undersigned, at the grounds of the Agri
IN cultural Society of New Caa lie County The
&-A--s.A best of care will be taken with all horsea
placed In my charge, i. j. LAYTON,
REFERENORs s.sAessrs.Z Towns end, p. H. Clark
John Merrick @. "a. Lobdei, joss ph Richardson,
"A nth danI Tins
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
New Grocery StO re,
No. s West Sd St, between Market
and shlpley,

k,t
WILMINGTON, DEL.
fRsse& The undersigned respectfully announce to
k98k8 his old friends and the public generally that
&G1 bhe has completed his Store has bpsne cd
with n stock Of fine and fresh Groceries
SUGARS AND MoLASsRs.
Coverings Crushed arannlsted Ind pulyeriEsd sugars
Soft White a d Yellow Coaee q
Syrup aud all kinds of Molasses
CoFFRES, TEAS, FLOUR, &C. nc
Old Government Java Coffee, LRRuira, Mar|caibo
Rio, Ground The Finest Green and Black Teas white
and Red Wheat Family Flour, New Duckwheat al kinds
OF pure Spices, sardines sauces Canned Fruits of all
kinds, French Mustard English Mustard; Pure Olive
Oil, Walnut Mushroomand Tomato Catsup, EngliHh and
American Pickles. Jeiies Cheese, Fresh Roll AID Co.
hen Butter, Baker Cocot Bakers Oh ate, Verma
cilli, Macaron Washing Soap in Great Variety Toilet
Soaps, Silver Gloss STARCH Raisns Currants, Ctron
Mince Meat, Dried Peaches and Apples, CrAnbtrries,
Brooms, Painted Buckets, Wash Boards, Dus[ and
Sweeping Brushes, Hand sornbs, Sperm Candles Ada
mantins Candles ralow Candles Corn Starch, Fhrlna
Imported Havana Segars, and all other Articles usually
keptiua well asserted GROCERY STORE. Call and
eqtmine my stock. Yer, Respectfully.
dec "a ly JAMES CRIPPEN,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

~ THE susscriter will sell at Public
IN SALE at the farm of DR.. A. Negendank, EE1JS
2ZAoRe mile from Rockiand, Christiana,
Hundr ed, ON THURSDAY, January 10th, 1867, AT N
'clook, M the following described personal property
TO wit:
Three Mares, we'll suited for farm road use; ten
head OF superior dairy Cows, all young, Of which
will be fresh by the day Of Sale; l Aiderney Bull Is
months old two eifers IS old; the above catt
all good stock and well worthy the attention OF
dairymen
Farming Implements. Farm wagon; 2 horse carts;
carriage; Mower (kirby clipper) wheebarrow; horse
rake plows; harrows; cultivst0rs; dearborn tongue
sets of cart harness set of luadng gears ofpo
gears; collars, halers blind brdes; grain cradlep
grind stone; cutting box double tree grubbing hoes
picks brar thes; briAr hook grain bags forks
shovels; rakts hoes, &c. TERMS CASH.
- WILLIAM NEGENDANK.
An a.. M
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

Boots and Shoss.-Me invite the attention o
our readers TO the large and we'll selected stock
of boots and shoes, to be found at the store oil
g. A. Stbwell Bro, southwest corner of Sd
sni Market streets, in this city. Ladies', gem
tlemrn, misses aud children can purchase the
most elegant articles, at extremely low prices,
These gen.lenen are polite and obliging to
customers, and will take pleasure in showing
their stock TO sueh as may give them o call,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
NOTICE.

THE subscriber, retiring fron businsss, would re-
spectfuly say to and fiends generally
that she is thankfal for past iayors aud soeits
tnuancs Of the to her successor Mr. George Jack
whom they will ind q competent and reliable young
man. HANNAH ROBINSON, No S05 Market ST.,
Nov II Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

The Annual Meeting of Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company, Of ST. Georges and Appoquinmink Hun.
dreds will be held at the Companys Office, in Odessa
on the rst MONDAY, The Seventh day of January next
AZ which time o years Interest the leposlt Notes
will be due. dec 2Ltm CuAs TATMAN, Sec'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
FUH SALE,

-. Tho subscriber offers Tor sale frame house,
49, No. zoo West Front 81 well built, two storied
9asa seven roo ms, main building eighteen by twenty
-k24eieht back building sixteen by twenty four;
dry cellar under the whole and gas in the house,
private alley four feet making front twenty two feet
running back to Franklin Street, hundred and ten
feet This house is well adapted for brewing, bottng
bak cry any other business requiring room. Sit
uated Of tho great thorou in Wilmington
1t will be sold reasonable by calling the sub orihsr
J D. BRYANT, 500 West Front Street. Wilmington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
NebTlsJE.
NOTICE.

The undersigned gives nstiec that she will make ap
alton the session of the Delaware kegisa-
IRE for divorce from her husband Ioseph Lsthrop.
dec 10 lms RACHEL LATHRoP.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

VILLAIN TON, DEL, December "a, 1885.
hNouce y hereby giyen that the Annual Meeting Of
ny, win be held at the office of said Company titue
Building, Monday, the 18th day of January 1867 be-
tween the hours VI ands for the purpose eeeiing
10 Managers for the ensuinElear.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
NOTICE.

L. II
Tho lubscfibeih asst hi day sold nitentir sstock
OF China and glassware, Cutlery. 40, to Thos
dc Normandie, who will continue theb usinest at
the old stand, No. 500 Market st. He cordially
recommends his sscoessort to those who have boon
castomprs hestore, as one who orfeotl under.
stand III business and willattend to thoiT wants
10th axreeably and with promptncss.
Dec. II, 1852. CLEMENT d. SMYTH,
Tho subscribe Ri avi n gbe en- Identified with the
establishments of David Smytb David smyth
so and Clement B Smyth for the past eighteen
years Aaspurohasedt the store whicb oil after has
occupied together wfththo stock of goodsnow on
hsai, With the intention o carrying on the same
business. rhestsck is by far tn gest and most
complies OF its kind In the State, and embraces
nearly livery article use ,ofeither China Glass
or Qusensware, a. wellas good assortment Of
silver Plated and Britannia ware Cutlery 80,
80. Also the most extensive stock of Coal OF
Lamps, ohi nneys and Shades in thiscity. Tho
p urest qualit Of Kerosoae Oil alwaysop hand. 1t
hoped the old customer and friends ofthe es-
tsblishhentwill continue withthechange ofpro.
prietorship, tho Jatronageso libe alIS bestowed
on the former owner
THOMAS Y De N0RMANDIE,
500 Markeistreet,W Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
FWmffy EIeICK Tor sate.

We have for sale cheap. superior strong large
Sleigh, will carry six persons to Ia the cona.
Try with large family 1t IL the very thing.
FIRST ALMOND,
dc 2.4t 7th and Shirley Ste
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

ODE TO FALL AND WHIT Err,
By Cyrus Stern, i'll Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Athousapd years. my native Delaware.
thousand ysarB Of peace to thee.
A thousand blessings ON thy soldiers,
TbatfJught for God and ItbeStp.
A thousand .esrs, &c.
Three hundred Goats Of many sizes.
Cuts toLrs, qualities appear,
Frocks sacks, and pouths nice roundfes.
Fit lads IRON nine to ninety years
thousand years, SC.
Before the coming Ns1 years stdson,
with PANTS and Wis 8 BY hundreds counted.
That have made to wear for years
thousand years, &c.
Again we make up goods TO order,
From Fabrics that will rouse yonr ohtsrs.
In ali the latest styles Of fashion
As we'vsbeen doing for many years
thousand years. &c.
We have beside warm und~ ciothfag,
suspenders, Socks and other gear.
Knit Jackets, Shirts and M.ttsns many,
And GLOVES ofseeep, Buck, Kid and Dear
thousand years, 40.
Photograph Albums Rntucs and Purses,
And Paper Collars clean and clear,
Neck ties, Stocks and Pocket II ndktrchisfs,
That must be sold the present year.
A thousand ears, &c.
One Price The plan and abatement,
Except foI Cash, meet your fears,
And then deduct three per centum,
And nothing more fer . thousand years.
thousand years, DC.
Cloths Casmers vestngs and Furnishing goods cheap
and good. All kinds Of Nj MS and Boys Clothing at Ill
Market Street, Wilmington, Del. -
April II, 1eB6.-tf CYRUS STERN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

Having purchased Of Robinson the stock and IN.
lures her store, No sos Market Street, and tending
to keep a we'll selected stock Of Jowery slyerware,
speetacles &C., will be plessed to walt upon all the
former customers TO the establishment ana solicit he
patronage OF the public rally Special attention
will be paid to rep iring In all its branches
nov 6t 0h0RGE JACK,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Notice.

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CO. Ukns,
do hereby alive notice that will Apply 10 the next
Hes sion Of the Legislature OF the State of Della
war ., for divorce from the bonds OF ltrmony exist
ing between myself aud husband: Abtjsh 8 Jtokson,
dec i'm ELIZABETH ], JAOKe"S,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
The Sixth Avenue House,
e TEN PIN ALLEY, ALL FINISH Ks an D FuRs

Apsi STU atsd lust outside the city OF Wilmins
T6sy9 ton, Del, near the Railroad hgh and b.
iSsitf6 with full view of the city, the Delewaye
,asAxs9 river for fifteen miles, and other surround
hss snd well oae 1lated Tor any public usiness The
soove will be sold for less the building eania
health reaniss NH samSent land asths groeetors
w, Owe HUNDRED GoUsx LOTS f5 Oh s sngs
tnin I'VE minutes walk of the city, on Pitb al Nh
~ seventh Avenues. and and b Streets. for lass
any have been sold, be bought a. ar ths
purchaser, r-sIh Rpnw3iss the
F0Bs ALE. -FOUR SQUARES OF G ii dSuhSpN'
nou bye, and streets, gu Fifth Eix,b aud
psventh Avenues, well situated for county ~
oecns 81 houses, in full view of the city Ghrsfiao
anu Delaware hivers. Good water. no city taxes
,ony IA. BROWN.
NeE me city line, between the Railroad and Mil
oneek, \ NJ LOrs OF LAND. containing about fftaan
nGfisf well esiculated Tor and
w.,,- SMALL Fxia OF FoRryi66assss,o wN'
, Wtnln hali mile Of the city of Wilminaton Del
WE nottsse house Of eleven rooms tenant nor ss
otnsr out o1dipsH, tor sale. The buiIdinss are
new the land in high state OF cultivation on
ing. -" 'as w iYsu a np i9r ~ I'D
una, FOB SALE, TWENTY FINE iAR5ss'o WIN
mltni n rom two to twenty miles OF Peterabnrg U.
pc sers oaS wy acres each at from fifty dollars
soms sooa e,ap snbsoil, good water, and healthy
Der, s'' ANu pienV ei Nood and tim |
AYdress the subscriber, Wilmington Del. or CAPT
dec "a II .. ,,omy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the seasAn, at
IN tho very lowest wholesale and retail prices At a.
CHAN SONS, Gil Market street oct 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

REMovAL.-Dr. J. F. Wilson, having purchased
the Drug and Medicinal Store, lately occupied by
Mr.. William Lippinoott has renewed to No. 60S
Market S, East side four doors above Sixth street.
supply Of fresh drugs, and medicines, perfumery,
DO, As hc., has been procured from the best
Philadelphia houses. N B.-The compromising OF
prescriptions will be conhded to experienced and
fable assistants. Prescriptions compounded at all
hours of the day or night.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
at SeveatiA and Jefferson streets,

DEL.
I'D THE nndersigncd having repieniahei his
kakH stock, has reduced In prioea t. suit the times
IL aEgkhsnd invites tho rnblcNto cali and examine his
goods consisting in part OF Coverings rehned crushed
ard pulSetz1i Sugars ehpce dreen and Black Teas
aiso Japan and long Arm Chop superior Rio aud
Hhite LagUyra Coffee, both green and ronsted Lover
inBs Steam ~ iup, new SoIg UNI hne Port Rico Molas
SOS and other kinds ut Aw prices; pure Spices Corn
starch, MIuma, Farinn Tea Cakes, Wine Biscuit Bonds
'stnn Denit, MIX Biscuit EBTnA Crackers 1renten
and attsons Crackers fresh every week Prime Roll
aud Tub Butter; Fresh Meats, ssusage, &c; choice
hJnnds OF Family Flour and Buekwheat. Also brio and
Gtnued Frnits snth Pea hes Tomatoes Green Peas
Green Corn &c. AL Of Waich Will be sold the low est
~ res for cash country Produce and de iyered to
TART Of the city. W 4. ALklCUs
y. B-I am also ssliiug he best Locust Mountain
G al at 5000 ton for Nut and So for s.oys delivered
short notice. deAA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Turks Island Salt.

Farmers and all others who may Salt for packing
Pork, &C. are hereby informed that have large lot
on hand for sale the bushe at less price than
obtained elsewhere. R. D. HIUKs CO.
does Srd and Orange Sta, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

~S. Aiisn, Successor TO Kelley 4 Auen, 4I9
Wsst Trout street. Wholesale and retail dealer in
Floar. Feed, Grain, Hay and Straw, lie would Gals
special attention to his large and we'll selected stock
he has constantly hand the best brands OF Extra
Family Flpur, also superhne and coarse Hour by th
barrel or Nv the pound. All the different varietie
of mill feed, ground corn and oats and corn moal
by the buahel. Hay and stIaw by the bale or ton
Persons Id want of the above articles would do we'll
k examine his stock before purchasing elsew here.
All orders promptly Allied and goods dc iyered
without extra cost. All goods sold at the lowest
cash prices sep 10
A DsotRsd Sueesss.-0 entemen of this City and
throughout the State have long felt the need of a
FIRST class Gents Furnishing Store, whereth could
get complete outfit in the furnishing line and at
hs sams dime purchase such goods as furnished in
Philadelphia, and New Yorg. This necessity now
NO longer exists, as Doughten No b0S Market st. /,
keeps varied assortment of the choicest kinds of
goods direct from the importers, and selected with
that and taste that make the store the great
central emporium ofthe city.
SAVE YOUR Monty .-Remember the Del.
aware Saving Bank is located at the efice Of viii
liam McCauliey, ESQ, No. 500 Market Street, viii
mipgton, Del and Ia open every day TO receive
dsp6hts. All amounts receivedfro one dollar up
wards, and FIVE per cent interest paid on the same
from the day of deposit WV MccAuLLEY, Presi-
dent, u. y. RUTH, Secretary.
TToys Toys, Toys, Wholesale and retail. Also
q good ssHortment OF Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, No
tons, Crdckery Ware, Tin Ware, Oil Cloths, and a
general assortment Of ousehold Goods. Call and
Anrket street.
DAugust SOS, converted into 3 20's-7- so 3
of June Or July given in exchange for 1905 OF Au.
gust, and premium paid 20's OF 1884 and '65
kiven in tzeha zoe for 6-20s Of 1852, and the
kot difference paid, by John McLear 4 Son, bank
srs, No t07 Market Street. oct % tt
ETry Hayes Eve cent Havana Cigars at be
mabsfacfory, Front and Market streets,
E$J Just opened, large lot If plaid, striped, and
other styles Of misses and cbdrens very fine fancy
cashmere hose which will be sold at low prices
John frook, No. 100 Market street, next to st
Paul's Church
TPdrsons whe want toys for their children or
the coming Christmas bad bitter call soon at Bod
dy'G 22L Market st., as he is selling out de10-5t
United States s EOS, 153I's, and 10.40s bough
and sold at market rates, by r. R. Robinson Co.
baAksrs, 4th AID Market streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

A BOUT ~ Acres Of Brahdywins Marsh, 10 Rent II
IA can DO rented altogether in three separate ots
As may suit best Apply TO the subscrbsr No. 100 Mar
kstA. april 2-d JOHN D. LxWIs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Resuore ] our Health /!
A BALM FOR THE Athlete Di
MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
No. 612 WEST FRONT STREET.

announces to the elzens OF wilmington and vCi nifty
tha sue SUI the prsotiee oil Medicine In all
US Drahshes she 70 prepared TO eat cid chronic
~ uoughs, Cods, Bnennatism, Neuralgia Eryspelas,
spinal hneetiohs dyspepsia, H. sierra, scrofus, ard the
numerous olher us 10 which nesh 10 heir She will give
females. r. "
Patients attended at their resi- snces IL deste
MRS DIR. FOSTER, is regular graduate OF Pehnsyl.
yania Medical University and her Diploma NAV b.
NJ er oee she invites the nthoted 10 call ana sAeher
AZ sue sos hothlhB ot ADVICE, anu from her
hsts knowienee the human system, natsrs HERSELF
no sah AHoru 'nem Atieheiif not permaHently
cure them " lA.2h,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

Hats, Gaps, and TTunks.-Our readers will
find an excellent assortment of Hat8, Caps and
Trunks, Ut the store OF G. A. Stowell d Broth
or, South East corner of Third and Market ats.,
in this city, which they are selling at prices to
to salt the tines Their hats and caps are got
up in the latest styles, and finished In the best
possible manner. Call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. oc 26tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

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seNiF ess*sssf sw f4<tss so kaFfas itfrs
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tHtk s<i,s. ow~s - lsfrs. 1nb a. sssa
FfrlAwl N0tiFNhNM
go lrassf sissst So Few*.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
The True Philosophy of Reform.

The Bible, after ALL gives us the true philosophy
of reform The vices and crimes of humanity
are not things having separate roots aud vitality
in themselves, but are rather branches of a com
mon and deeper evil. These separate branches
may be Topped off, one by one, easily enough !;
but the bad principle remains, and shoots out
again in more luxuriant growth than before
We cannot destroy human wrong by process
of pruning-it must be e1lipdted.
The Bible proposes to rectlfy mans conduct
by purifying his life. 1t works from the centre
outward. 1t sweetens the streams by cleansing
the fountain. 1t goes below the outward mani
festations of character and works amid the
profounder depths of the spiritual life. Itmakes
the individual better citizen, neighbor, friend,
or parent, by making him at heart better man.
Hence its reforms are permanent, and affect the
whole character They do not work spasmod
cally or partially, making the man an ascetic
to-day only to be libertine tomorrow, or
repressing one vice only to put more strength
and vigor into another.
1t may well be doubted whether those mere
outside and partial reforms, which reach only
to certain specific evils, while they leave the
secret springs of character untouched are OF
any real or permanent value. tits the profound
and almost startling remark of one Of the deep
est thinkers of our times, that 'ff by grand
comprehensive sweep of reform we could get
all the msdoings, that we call sins, out of sight
and the sin of the spirit, as state separated
from the consciousness of God, shut in, so as
nowhere to appear, it would be the greatest
imaginable misfortune. We should have race
acting paradisalcally in their behavior, when
they have no principle of good in their life."
The renovation of humanity must come from an
inward impulse. Its shattered harmonies can
only be restored by a Divine Artist-its broken
columns rebuilt by Spiritual Architect. The
soul, amid IFS deep distress and its Sickness
must await the life-giving voice of One who is
able to say, 81 will; be thou clean"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1866.
sympathy with Italy.

In the impending war with Europe, Italy is the
only one of the belhgerent parties that COM
mands our sympatbies. As between Prussia
and Austria there is but little choice. The bone
of contention between them is the Duchies
which they robbed Denmark o.. Prussia is at
tempting to carry of the lions share, doubtless,
but it Is a quarrel among thieves, and the out
side world cares very little which whips.
Austria is the hereditary foe of freedom-the
thriceanolnted priest of despotIsm. Popular
rights never had succession of more unscrupu.
lous enemies that have sprung from the House of
Hapsburg. We would not mourn, therefore,
should Austria be humbled in the deepest dust
Prussia, too, under the lead of the crafty and
conscienceless BIsMARK, has gone long way
towards absolutism. Whatever successes she
might gain in the present contest, we fear would
be found only to strengthen the power of des-
potism in Europe.
But In Italy we find a contest inspired by
nobler motives-a contest that appeals power
fully to the sYmpathies of mankind. No people
have labored more earnestly, sacrificed more
willingly, suffered more terribly, TO secure
national unity and liberty, than the Italians.
II has been the dream of their poets and states
men for centuries. Though crushed for a thou
sand years beneath the grinding hoofs of tyranny
in thousand forms, yet the people of Italy still
cling with undying tenacity to the idea of free
and united nationality. The revolution of 1859,
which gave rise to the present kingdom of Italy
"a partial realization of the long-cherished
hopes OF her people-still left several of the
finest Italian provinces and millions of inhabi-
tants speaking the Italian tongue subject to
Austria. Her rule over these people has been
treaCherous, cruel, and corrupt to the last
degree. 1t is the prospect OF releasing these
brethren, and of rescuing these provinces, so
that "Italy shall be one from the Alps to the
sea ~ that once more fires the Italian heart, and
calls GARIBALDI from his island home. AS
betw cen Austria and Italy, therefore, all our
sympathies are with the latter; and that Italy
may triumph we must hope that Prussia will
triumph also.