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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

Phillip PIunkett has removed from No. l06, West
Front Street. to No. Is, Market Street. between Front
aud alter Streets Where he will be found TO settle
ali accoupts 81 the late nrm Of P. Puukett Son, and
attend to his private business All indebted to him
or the late hrm will please make payment without de-
lay as he anxious to settle all accounts the LIST Of
January, 1887. PHILLIP PLUhKETT
Pe.He elmo wishes to inform the Pubiic that no
will sell all kinds OF leather manufactured by VIM.
McDsyit Co. s6-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
EARNI FOE SALE.

A. "A Containing 488 acres. situated near Green
VIVA God Station, the Delaware Railroad, On
LINZ ~ the Zine between Kent and Sussex Counties,
good portion Of Timber mostiy White OAK about ~
aeressot in Peach 9r enooo ara one sooS
sized Dwelling, one tenant House. nearly newt Sta
bling 70 horses Alse, the propertya good sor
wbpm MIL which has bean in operation two season
and don ierable business The farm Will divide
10 tive with house each viii be sold low and on
easy terms. The tenant, Samuel Rawley. will axe
pleasure in showing this property to one calling
1. d. PHILIPS.
Maya 2m Newport p. o., Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

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advanced stages Of the dis
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TX 80 wide Is the field Of Its
usefulness and numerous
are Its cures, that In utmost
every section OF country
persons publicly known, who
hRvo been restored by IL from
alarming aud desperate diseases Ct the luigi
When once tried, its superiority over every expector
apparent to escape observation aud where its
virtues knewn the public no longer hesitate what
sntidote employ for the distressing and dangerous
affections Of the pulmonary incident to ell
mate. while many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this has
gainsdiends by every trial. conferred benefits on tho
Amioed they forget, and produced curs too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
We the pubic, that ts quality is csrenliy
kept mp the best 1t has been and that IL may be
relied for their relief all that Il has done
Great numbers Of clergymen. Physicisns Statesmen
and other eminent personages have lent their names u
certify the unparalleled usefulness OF oar remedies but
space here will permit the Insertion u them. The
Agents below named furnish gratis our American Al
nianao in which they given; with also full desorip
| tious ofthe complaints our remedies cure.
Those who require alternative medicine to purify
the blood will fnd Ayers Comp Ext sarsaparila th'
Try Il once and you will cUocede its value
| Prepared by DIR. J. q. AVER CO.. Lewcii, Mass.
and sod by ali Druggists aud dealers In medicine every
| where. nov E2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE.

sGSRlA The Subscriber offers at private sale hi,
Isslm Real Estate, situate In Pencader Hundred on
EIkton being two miles from Newark Depot and three
from Elktou, MI
MOL o'nthus aoont ~ acres, thirty of which
good woodland Tho araple land is divided into
fields by good fences and water in ali but one Tho
lmprovem nts area good dwelling house, good barn
40 by 81 feet wagon house, granaTy corn cribs spring
honse, smoke house, &e There are peach and spple
orchards and variety Of other fruit trees There Il
good bod of Iron orc which adds greatly 10 the
the property. Ills within 900 yards Of the p W. H.
Railroad
No Contains about forty acres Of land on which ia
good now house Nearly half the tract il in wood
II il convenient 10 mills schools, and churches
Any wishing to purchase Is invited To call on the
Subscriber. Terms easy. WIN SLACK. octls an
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

ais Secretary Seward more OF a traitor than
Thaideus Stevens Is President Johnson
more of traitor than Governor Brownlow p
Ia Senator Doolittle mere OF a traitor than
Senator Sumner Is General Dix more Of
traitor than General Butlerf Is General
Couch more OF traitor than Gen. Banks -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
For Sale.
F0R SALE .

3FsSA A three story brick dwelling, No AS, East
u m Fourth Street. For terms apply to the ooeu-
Llm pant. nov Goat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
NOTICE.

THE subscriber retiring from business, would re-
specially to her customers aud friends generally,
that she 10 thankful for past favors, and soies CON
nuancs Of the to her Mr. George Jack,
whom they will and a competent and reliable young
man. HANNAH ROBINSON, No. 306 Market ST.,
Nov II Wilmington, Del.
Having purchased Of a Robinson the stock and AZ.
lures OF her store, No. sos Market Street. and intending
TO keep we'll setcted stock Of Jewery, Bilverware,
spectacles &C., will be pleased to walt upon all the
former customers to the establishment and solicit the
patronage of the public gene rally. Special attention
uoystf GEORGE JACK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Attention Farmers I!

"a REMOVAL. The su bso ribers hay-
\NwxAszzzzer removed from the Old Foundry
N'to their new Shops and Warehouse,
szhA1s2@.s~Cor.0 Orange and Chestnut Streets,
Nsw Castle DEL will manufacture and keep constant.
ly on hand all kind OF Agricultural Implements viz
Flows, HarIo1s, Cultivators, Corn Shelters, Horse
Rakes Steel Tooth and revolving and such other impe
ments as are generally used BY farmers. And will also.
keep constantly hand Pow Castings Of the following
patterns, Moore, Wiley, Peacock, Heckendorn, DC In
addition to our Implement Mandatory, will also
pay strict atteht0n to Wheclw ghting aud Black
OK Carts, Horse Carts, Market DeAIborns Carriages
4c Will also take In rhange for Castings old scrap
kinds Of repar lnR
We are thankful for tho liberal patronsg heretofore
bestowed upon and hope by strict to busi.
ness to merit continuance Of the same.
nov 26-6m JOHN CHURNsIDE SON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Smyrna Livery Sta blss.
GHIING THYME.

vE have Just received full assortment Of our 50.
w perior quality Of GILLING TWINE to which We
invite the attention Of Fishermen and dealers. We will
refund the for any Irvine that does no prove to
be rs represented. PEARCE WARDIN 4 CO.,
nov le-3m 1927 Market street, philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
For sale.

~ The Brick house, No. Ala East Second Street,
IIm az storiss The lot is 10 feet front, by 80 feet
oct 2o-1f H. GoTCHMER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
WOOD.
Notice.
WOOD DEALERS and OTHERS.
WANTED, Barrel stave and Heading Belts. Also, Oak
and Poplar Logs The highest price will be given, de-
lyered at the BrRndywne Stave Mil, Wilmington Del
oct 22-2m PHILIP McDOWhLI
Price 4 Phillips,

Successors to Samuel Kelly)
Inform their friends and the public generally, that
hey have akon the second Mil, below the Bridge on
the Wilmington side of the Brandywine, and are now
prepared to grind gristsnt short notice. wheat and
oats bought at the highest market price.
Flour and all kinds Of feed constantly on hand and
sold at the lowest market rates. Every one wishng to
purchase are invited to call BENJAMIN PRICE,
sept 2I-3m JOS. r. PHILLIPS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

,acxA of the prettsst and best Farms In Chrisana
ldl0u Hundred, Que huadred and ten acres. tive and
a half miles from The city 4 Wilmington, Del.
ddTesu Box 542. Wilmington, P o. or this subscriber
! the Farm. dec sat O. KEEPER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

- THREE three atorisd Brick Houses, located
f in the very best part Of the city. These Honses
Haea are comparatively new aAi their structure COM
Albne the latest modern style for neatness, con:
venience aud good sizs. For further knowledge OF
hem call at s47 Tatnal Street, wilmington. 26Sw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
ARTIsTs' UNION.
AGENTS WANTED

Reliable and energetic persons, male or female, are
wanted to solicit subscriptions for oar EngravingS
and to such we offer very LIBERAL cash inducements
also splendid premiums to subscrbers Circulars suit
able to be used canyassing together with all neeesn
airy papers, will be Furnished on application.
Address, with reference,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
FOR SALE,
The HunSberger Building
NOR RENT

IL This nus building, corner ofPront and Market
ING St.srts is offered for rent, with possession
oct IA II y" VI ~ " William BUSH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
AMRRIoAN ARTISTS UNION,
nov 2o.6t 2b Pine Street. New York,

"ANTED-lMMEDlA ENERGErlO MEN
w who are looking for business, to call and examine
tho American Cow Mixer patented March %, 1895,
being introduced for the time In this State sure
cure for aching hands and kicking II mks the
four teats Of at once II initiates the calfdraws,
third the time. II Ia chea and durable, weight only
ieur pou nds. 1t is self adjusting will at any II
worked not liable to get out Of ORDER aud has proven,
by practical to be agreeable to the than
h1nd milking opportunity ia now offered TO
enterprsing men, with large small capital, to make
money either by travelling locating in city or eoun-
try. Tall and examine for yourselves, GEORGE NJ
9AnDINRR Deklnaon'a Hotel. Mni ngton. Dol. doS4tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
For sale,
For sale or Rent.

h..A TWO COMFORTABLE BRICK Dwell
,inss 10 Isrt front, three stories high Nth
LIN will be sold before Chrstmas. Apply to 10.
RING HURST 4 co, eth 4 Market ntR. dec SMs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
FOr Bale or K6nt.
STORE HOUSE, wHARvEs and GRAMERIEs.

sTORE HOUEE, WHAKVEB and dKANEHIEB.
htssA One OF the best stands iu the State. Wharf
sNU 1850 feet front, there has been heavy business
I::,,s done for number q years. Well suited for
SeE buying grain, lumber, bark, &o. Inquire Of
WI "A, HAz6ARb, Milton Sussex Co., Del oct 226ss
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
LippOtt's

This highly medcated preparation has proved most
efeotual q expelling Worms from TIE human system,
being int the form OF popular Chocolate, be admin
istered TO CHILDREN without difficulty; tits pleasant
safe and reliable, acknowledged and recommended BY
Medical men Worm destroyer. Prepared only
by the Sos Proprietors o. W. LtPPorr AGO, Medical
Depot, 134 Brown ST., Philadelphia. For Sale by all re
,peetabls DruggiHtn. sept 2Osm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

Apostles are seated ut we'll served table, placed
they maybe sdeh by the people, who pass In COM
pact order through the room. ~
h 1.-THE Pope wore white robe, and D red eamail
EDGED WITH errhine. After putting on finely en- m
broiderdd white apron, he began 70 wait upon the
8uests, placing before each one three dishes, ex-
clusiveI Of SOUP; He went and came With great
ease, walking erect and appearing finely.
was leaning against tho railing! He was so
near that his clothes rubbed against my hands.
he looked younger than many Of the cardinals
who followed him, or who, bent by age, stood
[still.
When all the Apostles had been attended to- the
Pope said the Benedtcae, md after moulsp ptary
examination, Of all present, withdrew. As he left
the hall many persons, mostly strangers, shouted
'Long live Plus IX,"' But I heard no cry, as upon
formor occasions, "Long live the ope-KiuS." II
Is estimated that e0, 600 persons marched through
tho room during an hour, passing along an aisle
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
G,od Friday mt Romo.

4 Correspondent OF the New York Fraaco.Auae..
-rican, writing from Rome, gives ua the following
-SceJunt oi one or the ceremonies occurring there
on Good Fridsy, and which commentaries the
washing Of the feet or the, twelve Apostles by the
o, The Holy Father gave this morning, from the
balcony OF the Vatican, the first Pontifcai bene-
diction to the peopls kneeling in the square be-
low. On this occasion It is that every year, IL
reah anew the bun which is specially DIRECTED
.'axair1st the usurpers OF the eeelesastical do
maius After the benedic'iOn, his holiness went
To at. Peters, to wash the feet OF the twelve Apos
tIes These individuals are poor priests from va
rious counties, clad entirely In whte not except
hink the head-cOvtring, which Is OF very curiOus
.ea9ar!loa form. This ceremony took place in the
napsides OF the B.silica = the right of the high
% = The P,pe entered the church, accompanied by
his ordinary attendants In Very brilliant costames'
ioHs took hs seat on d throne, and the Cardinals
pstibed themselves on high bsnches OH either
-,i aide The Apostles ocUupiedB raised platform on
tine right af the Pope, and were Ill full sight OF the
. pnbc.l Opposite them were the places reserved
ior soyereigns aud for the diplomatie body. Both
rserS flled The ex- hing Of Naples was not, howt
aver. present. The Pope, after having recited
.ysd chsnte PRAYER, rose, and With all his train,
,rent mpun the platform where the Apostles ywebe.
Then he himself washed the feet Of each pgiest th
6sstns one being sPe'lally y not'ed 81 f f0r
IT Af Tss h onea the feet wsre taken from the Saee
t.HtkS Poro pldced on then, long snd fine towel,
nfter which some one OF the Cardinels wiped Them.
AIN then proceeded to the grand ball immediately
over the vestbute Of st. Peter. There the twelve
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- RUPTURE CUREDl--WHITE's PATENT
LEVER TRUSS in warranted to cure RUPTURE radi.
cally. Power 10 made atfppg or usht5at pleasure
No PRESSURE on tho BACK or CORD. Sold Wholesale
and retail Pamphlets FREQ r.
INVITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS CO.,
- ~ soio ProprietorB
April ii slutL3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
LYONS kATHAIRON

Z IL ATHAIRoN rs FROM THE GREEK WORD
"Kathro." or "Kathairo," sgnifying to cleanre,
rsuyenate and restore This srtice ia what Its nams
,signee. For preserving. restoring and beaufyng tho
human hir Is the most remarkable preparation In
word Ills again owned and put UP by the oEis inal
proprietor, and Is made with eheBame caro-; skill
and attention which gave 1t sale over one ilion
bottles per annum.
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing
It eradicates scurf and dandruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hall, rich soft and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling OF and rninR gray
II restores hair upon bald hesds.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head
Of hair shsuld Lyons Ksthaion. Il ia known and
used throughout the civilized world. Bold by al 70.
spectable dealers. DEMAs BARNRs CO.,
October % gtuth1yr Now York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
" S4--T---1S6O---x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify. strengthen and invtgorate
They create Q healthy appetite.
They an Autidote to change OF "ater and diet
They overcome efects of dissipation and late horr.
They strengthen the system and enuven the mind
They prevent niasniattc and Intermittent fevers
They purify thebreath and acidity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Conatipation!
They cure Diarrhosa, Choers and Cholera Morbua
They cure Liver Complaint and Eervoui Headaehe.
They the beet Bitters in the world They mart
the weak strong, md are exhausted nnturea great
storer They made Of pure st. oroiI Rum, the tee
brated Caiiaaya Bark, roots and herbs, and skan
with the pleasure ofA beverage without regard 10 age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO delicate
persons requiring gentle stnuiAnt Sold by NIL Gro
oers, Druggists. Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork covered BY our private o. 8. Stamp Be-
ware Of oounterfeits and realled bottles.
., n. d.: u-,ri g., P. H. DHAKE b CO..
l. No. 81 Park Row, New York.
October 10 .'' '- a51.4g J.. 3. at1th IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

So CoLaATE'B HONEY SOAP. P.--THIs CRLE-
DRAFTED Toilet SOAP, In suoh universal demand,
Q made from the choicest materials, is mild and
eunollientin Its nature, frnsra ntly scented, and
extremely beneficial In ith acson upon the akin. For
sale BY su Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
february .t i,', Is. ayf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
MARKED DOWN.

TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE
depression la the prices of MERCHANDISE,
and believing that the emily true mercantile
way Of doing business is to meet the market
regardless of cost, We have decided to
mark. our Stock down to such prices that
there can be no question In regard to the
fact that we are determined to meet the
market.
Our FINE CLOTHING is of our own
manufacture, the workmanship Of which
We warrant In every particular.
Annexed will be found a list Of some
leading articles, with former and present
prices: ..:. ..... ...
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-13

with astonishing agility at the horse
head, from among some trees ct the road
side, caught the bit, ierked i back and
out of the hOrses teeth, and actually tore
/ the animal lips, so that blood flowed, so
energetic was the action There was no
resisting The iron will, backed by the iron
nerve. The runaway came to a stop
Mr. Harrison drew him to the side Of the
road, and examined the harness and buggy
carefully.
Nothing broken, said he. "A very
narrow escape, Miss Monroe I saw YOU
coming, and had just time to get my wits
in order. There, don't thank me | did
not know it was you, and shoald have
done just the same for any ore else"
But you are hurt" said ], noticing
that he limped.
Yes the horse tr9d on my foct"
Oh how unfortunate Shall l get
out p
"No," said he, that Is, unnecessary
that YOU should. Sit sti and get rested.
He viii run no more today, | promise
YOU" lie came around, and placed his
lamed foot careIesslv on wheel Of the
buggy, and spoke in his usual calm tone
When a horse has a fine, lively run ike
that he is inclined to he quiet for the rest
Of the day. Iou can drive him back in
perfect safety. Bat did not know you
were fond of taking drives all alone by
~ourself Miss Monroe"
" was not riding alone, said ], my
driver jumped out
" And left you p said he, astonished.
Yes"
"He ought to be horsewhippedl May
! ask the coward name p
His name" said I, d" is William Will
lis"
Mr.. Harrison stared, amazed.
" Willis! / beg your pardon, Miss Mon
roe" This very coldIy l should not
have spoken in these terms if had known
that your companion was your -- He
stopped and bit his lips.
quick response. But be is not my .7iance,
Mr.. Harrison 7 would sooner marry a
woman than such q coward.
] spoke with some heat, and he looked
up at my excited face with his dry smile
Will you marry me, Bliss Monroe p
Yes r said l.
And did
1t was queer place for proposal, was
it not But my husband is not like other
men. He always has has 2cits about him
Here / had finished but my husband,
reading what / had written, made this
comment; Which few men do when
they pop the question, my dear, ntcht
5oahT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-13

Tt was the summer of The year that saw
me pass nay twentieth birthday. ,hat we
met 1T Niagara Falls. He vas there with
his cousin, my dear friend, Belle Uarri-
son. and / with my sister and mother.
On q certain day, we were all taking q
walk on Goat Island. when mother dropped
her parasoI, ana il slid down the bank
some fifteen or twenty feet. and ont of
reach. Mr. Harrison descended the bank
after il, but though be used proper eau
ton Lis laot slipped on the rr9achercus
soil, rs lie was returning, and he slid rap
idly down to the veEy verge Of the preci~
pice- l expected nothing else than to see
him 90 over, and be dashed>t1 pieces or
the rocks a hundred feet belNS, but. al
though the three other ladies Screamed
loudly, 7 6jd not GU see, l was pretty
thoroughly drilled By this time However,
as Mr. Harrison nearej the edge o. the
prccipice. lie threw ont his right hand
stlu holding the paTas0l IN his I2lt-aEd
siezej the Upturue3 roots Ot q tree which
leaned ont over the chasm The tree
shook violentlv under the sudden shock.
and the roots began 70 tear themselves
OUT Of the tain sol slowly and steadily.
under the influence Of this sUperadiel
weight II q few minutes more Il would
give way, and then Mr.. Harrison would
he killed I knew nv face was pale, and
l was terribly frightened; bat leaned
forward and sUo-a 70 him:
Tell ne what to do.
Take al she ladies sbawlss skirts ana
any olEec articles of drsss that you can
spare, aud which are strong cGs -1e.A -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-13


and-by, when Belle and | were alone-we
roomed together-I asked her what Mr..
Harrison said and did when | fain ted
lie said, Belle answered, lay her on
her back, and leave her alone.
rs that all he said p
NO, not quite. Some one brought the
-four and salt, and he put It on vour fin
ger, and said, There, tie piece Of & rag
around it
\ rag
/ I should certainly hate this young man.
After that he became such an object of
I interest 10 me that [ could scarcely keep
my mind off him an hour at a time
( / was not long IN learning something Of
/ his history. It seems that a love OF adven-
/ ture had sent him "a d cruise around the
world, when he was a boy Of about sixteen,
! both has parents beng dead. He had been
absent from his native country four years
+ without interruption, and on his retnrn had
decided 70 60 to the academy a short time,
I 70 correct certain lacks in his education
This explained why man Of his advanced
age should be attending school for he
was twenty-0ne If he was u dav, Belle as
sured me. / was about seventeen | was
the only female student Of German at the
academy, and lC was on that account that
Ar Harrison manifested some degree Of
interest II me, / suppose for he was al
most enthusiastic in his admiration Of that
scholastic tongue. 30 / saw q good deal
of him, after all
The following winter 81 q party at Mrs
Sands. in Sandford. one bitter cold NIGHT.
| CHANGED TO be alone with Nellie Wells
ore ,nament in an upper chamber which
was used as a cloak room for the lady
guests There was . furious fire in the
stove, and les sides were red hot Nellie
was very pretty girl, but rather dull
She wore a dress Of some gauzy fabric
and, going too near the stove. It took fire
| ran ont Of the room, screaming at The
top oil mV voice:
Mr. Harrison Mr. Harrison Oh, Mr..
Harrison y
He came quickly into the hall; saw uao
was up the stairway With bound and as
] was running back into the room, he went
past me, pushing me aside rather rudeIy,
and took in all with quick, cool glance.
lie had hauled quilt from a bed that
was IN the room, and was trying to stide
the fumes lie threw her on the floor.
rolled her over and over in the quilt like
Q mummy, and cxtiuEuished the flames at
once-hu-ged her, too. She was not yery
badly burned after all and her face was
not touched IY the flames 50 that she re-
mainod as pretty as ever.
Remarkably sensible girl, said Lr
Harrison. alterward to a group that cIus- I
tered slaut him in the Parlor. Most girls F..
would have rushed headlguE into the hail. =.
screaming lfkc"-he looked at mc-"Iike (
mad, Is added with 4 grave smile "if|
ever I marry, said he. which / probably 4
never shall, shall marry a sensible wo- /
mana woman who would not set mp a T
oh q.