Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

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In this age ofskeptcism, facts are required to
| inspire confidence in the minds of the people
but, with good lndorsers, they are willing To- test
any article claiming extraordinary merit. The
| propretors OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer offer the following Endorsement Of tba
merits claimed by them for their preparation. Inv
| the Pittsburg, Pa, "Christan Advocate:D viz
The public have so often been deceived by the
use OF worthless preparations for the hair, that
an article Oh lhs KIND, TO gain their favor and Sc
cure helrpatronage, must possess real MERIT
we can assure tur readers that Halls Vepe-
table Siclllan Hair Remover is meeting with the
success which its merits so Justly deserve. and
we have reliable evidence that Il will nerform ali
that is claimed for it, in restoring gray hair to II
natural color, and, as permanent dressing. Is
unsurpassed. e' .
DR.. Sinlms' H'hite Puimonic Balsam now
universally admitted as the great leading rom.
edy for curing diseases ofthc Throat and Tnngs
IL cures with astonishing rapidity coughs, colds.
sore throat, asthma, bronchitis, bood-spittInp'
hoarseness, &c, 1t Is used and recommended
by over 1000 persons in Wilmington, nesides
| large numbers in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other cities and towns throughout the conntrv,
Mr.. remington of Wilmington, Illinois. states
1 that scarcely family will be without il If nos
sible TO procure 1t. Jo3eph Towney's dauohter
OF Philadelphia, was snUndy cured after suffer.
| Ing with pulmonary disease year or more
Joseph Miller OF Brandywine Hundred, saws Il ia
the only remedy that would quickly cure him
when troubled with cough. Mr. Price of New
Castle Hundred, says ane bottle cured him and
two other members ufhs family We can niye
volumes OF testimonies from hundreds OF per
sons who have used H. II universally cnras
hence Its great poDularty everywhere. We mi
mp medium sized bottle for 80 cents, and a
large bottle for one dollar. Prepared only by
J. II. Simms, M. D., Practical Organic Chemist
4th and King streets, Wilmin ton, Delaware. =.
Sold by dealers down the State.
We clip the following from the Record
SuTueb.-A subscription Is now in circulation IN
raise innds to detray the expense Of a survey for
a branch railroad from West Chester 10 the vii.
mington and Reading Railroad, at Seedis
bridge, and Is meeting with such success AZ 10 se-
cure the desired object, and no doubt the survey
will soon take place.
With the exertions that are being made tor
survey for a railroad from West Chester To
Downingtown, and another from our Borouph
to Pbcenixville, ad ded to the above, PARTIES who
expected TO hear OF sealed proposals being adj. |
veftised to furnish material for "fencing nm, |
West Chester, will no doubt be disappointed.
For The Dela@are Republican,
MR. EDITOR Having noticed In your pappr
the cards ofseveral candidates for the office If
Sheriff Of New Castle county, /, in connect,o,,
with many other Republican voters. beg leave
to recommend TO the Republican, party. Tie |
name OF Charles A. Winslow WHO has anno,,ne- |
ed himself as candidate for the Office of Coro-
her; MI Winslow was a soldier in the army
having enlisted in Co. A, First Reqt., Del. vols.
under the gallant Captain Watson. who faII a.,
Antetam, In which battle Mr.. Winslow was
severely wounded, and from the efiacts Of vIJch
he Is still suffering. MANY REPUBLICANS.
Valuable Property. The building M eo1
Shipley street, will be sold by 4, M, OgIo ~,
the 18th OF FEBRUARY. s'' vi