Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

ary Mr.. Killgore is a talented young man,
aud has delivered his lecture in different parts
of the State with much success. All who fail
to hear him on this occasion will lese a rare
treat. As he was prisoner in the hands Of
the rebels for nine months, he can speak IRON
experience of the horrors of Andersonville
and other places; from which he barely es-
capped with his life As the proceeds are for
the benefit of Liberty Lodge No. ~, o. CT.
"a cause in which all ought to be interested
we bespeak for him full house. Tickets only
20 cents, to be had from the members OF the
Lodge Come one, come all, and enjoy rich
treat.
Lecture The concluding lecture Of the
course on light will be delivered in the large
hall of the Institute, on this Thursday even
ing, February |. 1t will be shown that bodies
have no color of their own. This will be
proved by burning light that has no red 10
it, and causing the rays % fall upon red sub
stance, thereby changing its color entirely -
The greater part of the lecture will consist of
an exhibition OF views by the Stereopticon -
These views are new, and have not been pre-
viously exhibited in this city and having pro
cured Q new instrument, the Lecturer expects
to give such an entertainment as the citizens
of Wilmington never before had the pleasure
of Witnessing.
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There lie nothing which people dread more than
pain, aud there is no pain more exorutiating
than that of extracting n tooth. Now this
pain can all be obviated by taking the Nitrous
Oxide or Laughing Cas- which is admitted by
all the Dental aud Medical Journals to be the
best anesthetic for tooth drawing best, be-
cause enough eau be given TO produce entire
iusensibility without DANGER best, because 1t
10 SO pleasant to breathe, producing no sick
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the system entirely In two or three minutes
best, because 1t will succeed with patients on
whom choroform aud ether have been tried 10
| vain best, because the most delicate and ner-
vous and feeble persons can breathe il with
| safety; because with many persons 1t renders
tooth drawing pleasure. DR.. VIM. D. Nolen
No. 2lO West Fourth street, has taken great
pains TO perfect himself 10 manufacturing and
administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas, and hav-
ing visited New York, aud received full in-
structons from the Cotton Dental Association
he is now prepared to operate on any one who
may give him call.
OoLToS DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. l9 Cooper
Institute, New York, Nov. 81, 1865.
This certiies that have given full and def
mite instructions to DR.. VIM. u. Nolen, of Will.
mlngton, Delaware, to manufacture. and adj
minister the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the extrao-
tion OF teeth without pain.
(signed) DR. G. Q CoLros,
febl-t For the Dental Association.
A Handsome Esfablishment The Banking
House Of the National Bank OF Wilmington
and randywine, situated at the corner Of Sec
ond and Market streets, has been greatly en-.
larged and improved III appearance, indeed
1t is now the handsomest edi6ce of the kind in
the State, and 10 scarcely surpassed by any bull.
ding Of the kind in Philadelphia. The directors
radi for tha tao "a
prise evinced, and we hope that their example
will be generally followed. Fine buildings add
to the attractions of our city, giving it bust
ness appearance, as well as indicating enter
prise and wealth. The National Bank of will
mington and Brandywine is in a highly four
ishing condition, is highly popular with all
classes, and invariably makes large dividends
for tho stockn0ldeIs, aua naoy add that 49,
Cashier and Clerks are polite and efficient.
Coneert.-The children's concert in st. Pauls
NJ. &. church, last Saturday evening, WAS de-
cided success. Their singing was much ad-
mired and gave general satisfaction. Great
credit is due TO the teachers for the pains they
must have taken to instruct the "llttle ones"
and render them competent to appear on such
an occasion. The church was well filled, and
u considerable sum was realized for the bene.
fit OF the "Home Tor Frends,s Children" If
all who are able will follow the example of
Cigar and Tobacco Store.-T. ]. Bennett,
Wholesale aud retail cigar aud tobacoo dealer, |
No. los Shipley street, would inform his old |
friends and the smoking aud chewing com.
munity generally, that he still Keeps on hand
a large supply of cigars OF his own manufac-
ture, elegantly favored, together with other |
brands; his supply OF tobacco, both chewing |
and smoking, is equal 10 any in the cily ha also |
has 9 fne assortment OF pipes, which consists |
of all kinda. Snuff in abundance. Give him a |
call, and he will treat you well. feb 81
Public Saiss.-The following is a list of the
Personal properties advertised in this paper -
b. & W. P. Seal, Uhristiana HID February 9 |
wtn. F. Mckee, Brandywine HID, 3
Rudolph P. Field, Wilmington I'D,
Geo Bowers, Christisna Hd., IL
John T. Simmons, New Castle Hd., is
John Sinnott, Brandywine Hd., Is
Benj. Denny, Appoquinimink HID, l5
John Proud, Farm, Brandywine Hid. l6
Phebe Ruth, W. q. Greek Hd., l9
john Diehl, st. Georges HID, 10
Thomas johnson, Christiana Hd., ii" 10
Pusey W. Jackson, Christiaua Id, " 40
John Cooper, Christina i'd, 20
Charles W. Whiteman, W. @. Greek 20
John G. Higgins, Red Lion Hd, q
Caleb Shsrpless, jr., Cbristaua Id, 81
Robert ]. Davis, Adm, Mill Creek az
Amos q OhleD bnhrpieBS ~ ~
VIM. Silver, St. Georges Hd., j" %
Entsrlalsmsnts.-Th Fakir of Ava will give
eix entertainments at the Institute, commen-
ciug with tomorrow evening. He proposes to
give away at each entertainment one hundred
beautiful presents. This act will create con-
siderable interest, and lead to full houses. The
Fakir gave away calf few evenings ago.
and there,Wss great sport as the lucky person
led 1t eff the, platform and down the aisle and
oet .of"ths-Lall.
Dssra6k gFarms.-Henry u. Burton, Esq.,,
has placed his very. desirable and highly pro-
ductive farms, situated near Now Castle, In the
hands of VIM. Bright h Son., who will sell
them on very favorable terms They contain
3l9 acres, and the buildings and situation are
among the finest in the county. Any one wish
ing to purchase a beautiful country scat, or
engage largely 10 agriculture, will not soon
have a better opportunity to do 80. The adj
vertisement will appear in our next issue.
Lecture On account of the unfavorableness
of the weather, Joseph L. Killgore did not de-
liver his lecture on Life In Southern Prisons"
on last Thursday evening in Union Hall ,,,near
Corner Ketch, as announced. Arrangements
have been made for him TO lecture at the same
place, on Friday evening, Feb. I'd, 1866.
Accident A colored man named John Sc
CARA, while cunning near tAe Jackson Inn, in
Christiaua hd., on Tuesday, the al inst, was
shot.by the accidental discharge of his gun
He was getting over the fence, when the
trigger caught in one of the rails dischargng
the gun. The load entered the right side Of
the neck, aud passed out along the jaw He
was brought to his home near Newport, aud
his wounds dressed by Doctors Killgore and
| Irone.
Friendship Lodge, No. .. l. o. Of q. TAT
| a stated meeting OF this Lodge, held in their
hall at Marshallton, on Saturday evening, Jan.
37th, the following officers were elected for the