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Engine and Boiler for Sale.

A ENGINE AND BOILER in good order Is offered
n for sale chs4p. Also GOOD FOOT LATHE.
Enquire Of IOHN O. HIRzEL,
No. zoo East Second Street,
Aug4u Wilmington, Del.
Job Printing OF every description done
at this office.
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LEATHER Betting,

sri and double thiekness plAin Or vaei proof eemen
I go rsrr,ntsd superior article All orders will
49, y. enc entire subtraction Of the purchaser and
~ ios market prices At the old stand, Southeast co
nsr OF Thrd an oTAnge streets, Milmington DeaN At
sl1 d. 5. INCOME
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C2lss 4
.SSY aHllES

For AsfhMd, Rose Cold Hay ferer. etc.
UEothing 30 successfulp-T MEICMT'
DRUGGIST, Rosion. Recommended by III. Q. W
holmes. Hall0ays relieves. Jo5. BURNETT Co..
Boston, Mass sold by all druggists.
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"Latour" Oil, new crop, the best table o
nona III of II. r. Bril- ghurst, 81 Market street.
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Delaoare City "TotoR' BO%ds, National
my Of Wilmington a Brandwine stock, Wilmington
Rssding r r. Second Mortgage Bonds and sudbury
fxtston First Mortgage Bonds for sale ~ John No.
Lsar 4 Son, No, COZ Market street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

'fioA W Thursday, january 22d'
1ha toIloulrg are tie e,othg liicss Of uov'inh 81
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CHURCHES AN oLEReYmENI

HUMAN UATHOLIU'
Right Rev Thomas A Becker, D. r., Bishop Of will
mington
St. PETERS, corner ofsxlh and West. Rev. Matthew
A. McGrane, Pastor.
st. MRry's, corner Of Sixth and Pine. Rev. P. Reilly.
St. Paul's Church, corner Of Fourth and JACKSON
NJ. x, Falon, pastor.
81 James Chapel, corner Lowering Avenue aud Du
Pont Street Father O'Hagen, pastor.
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Cniy Engineer Samuel W springnr
htrd assistant Engineer hsmas /. Russel.
second Assisidnf Engineer-John Z. Watson.
Friendship steam Fire Engine-Tenth and shipey.
Reliance Engine-Fifth street, below Walnut.
Delaware Steam Fire Engne-Sixth, near King.
pnonix Steam Fire Engine-rwelfth and King.
water Witch Steam Fire Engine-shipey, above
Fame Hose and Steam FIRE EngAe-second, between
5hipey and Orange
Washington Steam Fire Engine-Sixth, near Market.
and second
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DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE,
la a Summer Arrangement.

On and after MON
excepted,l Passenger
NORTHw ARD.
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CtrH OFFlCENSs
Adyor-JoshuAs. Valentine.
Chief Of P0iice-Alson Mills
SergeaHfof Polce-D. H. winRAte.
- Samuel II. Baylis.
Iredsufer-Joseph L. Killgore
Guy Soitefor-lgnatus q Grub.
street Commissioner-E Mcintirs.
Asssfdm Street Coalmissoner-John Ruth.
Gderk o. Mdrkef-James McGlinchey.
Cny Suveyors-paniel Farra, Samuel Candy, Jr.,
aud Myers q. Conwell
Maull
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

co,rectsd by snITH X BREEH' f""f'u""" '"'p''' S'
priees are In decline 49,.
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Wilmington and Reading Railroad.

Passenger Trains will Leave Northward
as follows:
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

is obligations to the loyal women Of Amer
ica for their noble devotion to the cause Of
freedom; their admission to wider fields Of
usefulness is received with satisfaction, and
the honest demands, Of any class of citizens
for additional rights should be treated with
respectful consideration.
-. We heartily approve Of the action Of
Congress in extending amnesty to those
lately in rebellion, and rejoice in the
growth Of peace and fraternal feeling
throughout the land. aE
16. The Republican party propose TO re-
~pcct the rights reserved by the people TO
themselves as carefully as the powers dele
gated by them te the State and to the Feder-
al Government 1t disapproves of the re-
sort to unconstitutional laws for the purpose
Of removing evils BY interference with the
rights not surrendered by the people to
either the State or National Government.
L. tits the duty Of the General Govern
mentto adopt such measures as will tend TO
encourage American commerce and ship
building. 500. d. n
1S. We believe that the modest patriot
ism, the earnest purpose, sound judgment,
practical wisdom, incorruptible integrity
and iilustrious services of Ulysses S.
Grant have commended him 10 the hearts OF
the American people, and, with him at our
head, We start to-day en- new march to
victory. rtiesf [sft}
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11
TFrom Industrial Protector
Whom Does the Tariff Tax


There could be no greater mistake
than to believe, what is dishonesty
charged by tho free traders, that a
tariff is necessarily a tax upon the
consumers. 1t sometimes enhances
the cost of an article for time until,
under its protection, the business of
manufacturing such article has been
brought to perfection and home COM
petition reduces the price. When
this point has been reached in the
progress OF any particular manu'ac
ture, a tariff ceases to be tax upon
any one except the foreign mannfac-
turer. who must deduct it from his
margin OF profits if he would compete
with the American makers. 1t is then
that the salutarv effects of a protect
i've tariff are the most clearly mani
fest. Our manufacturers. by superb
or appliances, have become able to
produce certain wares more cheaply
than their British rivals, and as long
as protected from combinations Of
the latter organized for the special
purpose Of crushing them, they can
! continue to do so. But once remove
! the protection, and the foreign inter.
ests, with their greater agSrey CATION
of capital, unite to break down the to
them damaging competition. Their
factories are run fol year or two al
a loss. with the certainty that when
their object has been accomplished
they can douhly reimburse them
selves from the monopoly of the pro
duction thus secured. Every mann
facturer understands how such tao.
tics are applied, and may have expe
rienced the treatment to theil. cost
The following paragraph from Ry
lands Iron Trade Creairr, published
at Birmingham, England, admirab',
illustrates foregoing argument. 1t i!
a confession to the effectiveness of The
protective system in this country
which dissipates world of free.trad,
assertions and sophistries:
1 every Canadian season afford,
unmistakeablc evidence that som,
additional Article in English hard
ware is being supplanted by the pro
ducc of the Northern States, and it il
notorious how largely America,
wares are rivaling those OF the moth
or country in other Of our colonia
possessions. as well as upon the Con
tinent. The ascendancy OF the Pro
tectionist party i'll the States contin
ues to operate most favorably for tn
manufacturing interest there, and !
is no wonder that, under such 5enit
! naat auspices, the enterprise in this d
rection is swelling TO colossal pre-
portions. The subject is one d
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11
Mr.. Colfax had occasion to enforce

Mr.. Colfax had occasion to enforce
the rules OF the Senate under some.
what peculiar circumstances the 9th
err day. The sale of VINE in the Sem
ate restaurant is positively prohibit
cd. Senator Spencer went in and
ordered dinner and wine for himself
and party OF friends. The keeper
of the restaurant protested that he
could not furnish wine, as the Vice
President had given him the very
strictest instructions ito comply with
the Senate rules. Spencer stolmed,
and said he was Senator, ETC., and
would be obeyed. The wine was
furnished and tho Vice President was
notified that aSenator had given posi-
tive orders to be supplied with wine
Mr.. Coliax came down in person
called Mr.. Spencer out, and quietly
informed him he must respect the
Senate rules or be at once reported
to the Senate as breaking them. Al
first, Spencer was disposed to resist
but after very slight reflection, he
agreed to comply with the rules and
finish his dinner without wine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11
Party Discipline.

| Yet in the world as it is now, it il
very difficult to get things just right
Out Of this imperative right and du
ty to protect the Northern man in
the South has grown great shame
aud hurt to Repub,icanlsm; as well
as great outrages and corruption and
damage to the South. There is no
honest man but must be indignant at
the prohigatc expenditure and NAL
administration which has cursed the
Southern States; and tor which the
CARPET Bag State government have
been mainly responsible.-[k keokuk
Gate City
| We wonder at the temerlty OF the
cute city. How dare 1t venture up
on such independence as to cri:icise
Tits own party! Is not the party
everything-tne South, the country,
and good government nothing =
Such words as the above i'll become
a Republican journal; there is too
little of white wash in their compost
Ition. This is duty, and the Gate CITY
should heed the lesson: PARTY
fright OF, wrong, my party
+ The Gate city is edited by Hon
lW. 3. Howell, and S. NJ. Clark, both
Intelligent gentlemen, with nntar-
nished Republican records since Re.
publlcanism was born. Mr. Howell
] is on the U. S. Rebel Claims Com
mission, and his observations in the
South and at Washington doubtless
Justify the very moderate structures
above quoted. And they are only
such as have long been entertained
bv hundreds of thousands of our par
ty all over the land, yet the "great
shameols continued, and all for par
|ty! But for the untold villainles OF
the Carpet Bag system. three -fourths
of the voters in the late revolted
States would now be genuine Re
publicans;-that system has made
the southern people enemies of the
administration, and in some sense,
enemies of themselves.
Party bigo,s will feel it to be du-
ty to chastise the honest, outspoken
cute city. Discipline must be kept
up-no telling tales out OF school
One will stop his paper; another will
withdraw a thirty dollar advertise
ment (as though that was not more
to his harm than that Of the paper.)
Another will visit the elitor with a
visagc as solemn as coffin, and in
mysterious words of warning will
tell him how to conduct paper
Still others, jealous to fill the little
place assigned them il life, will ex-
aggerate and repeat the awful heresy,
and predict the general "wreck of
matter and the crash of worlds un-
less their views of the situation are
instantly accepted and acted upon.
This policy will kill the oest party
that ever existed. The old Wing
party siftd this death. The Demo
cratic party has been dying tor ten
years of excessive dlsclpline-a sub
stitution Of party duty, socalled. for
principles and necessary, Just crit.
ic,sm within its own fold. The Re
publican party, the best'party known
in history, has thousands OF execr
TONERS in its fold. Some of these
are in both branches of Congress,
high in authority in the States, and
the Carpet baggers' spitted by the
Gate City are parcel to them. We
hope the honorable independence
manifested by our Keokuk contem.
porary viii spread all along the line
and sonnd the note of warning to
save our great party from the Ger
tam ruin that lripenas.-[Waterloo
Courier.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11
HOi FOR TIE NEW
Meat Market

AT TIE OLD STAND, east Of the Court
"A House, Bird door north Of the Foster
House, in Toledo.
LIGHTLY BROTHERS have fitted up the
shop lately occupied by c. +. lIancmann,
and are now ready to supply the citizens OF
Toledo and vicinity with the choicest arti-
clcs usually found at a market, such ~
fresh Beef, Mutton, Fork and Veal; also,
Salt Pork, and Bacon, Hams and Shoulders
and Lard. Highest cash price paid for
Butter and Eggs. Cash paid for Hides.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

The royal plate at Windsor,which
is kept in tolerably sized room
and adjoining closet, i valued at
el 10000 sterling. There IS one
gold service, formed by Gearge Nv,
to dine one hundred and thirty
guests. Some pieces were taken
from the Spanish Armada, some
brought from India, Bnrmah and
China. There are thirty-six dczen OF
plates which cost twenty six guineas
each plate. This is only aportion OF
the royal, wealth of England in this
one item OF domestic necessity. In
the Tower ol London arc all mannc,
OF gold saltas cellars, drinking cups
spoons, etc, which in value repre-
sen, an additional million or SO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11
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and 375 students annually; in town not.
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For catalogue address the President, RE
VIM. L. KING, D. D. Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

At this stage Of the game the poet
was so excited with the nice and
cheap goods he and his family saw
and bought at the UNION STORE,
that his muse went into tit Of tlut-
from which she is not eX-
pected to recover for several days,
sufficiently to speak he: piece. VA "a
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Office on High Street, East Of Tama Coun
ty Bank.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

Start up the Dobbins, ana drive en- a race
For Wieting s. Brothers, that is the place,
Well find il, I'm sure, IIurrah and liurrah.
Eureka! Eureka! Gloriu Eyceisia!!!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

Their prices I'm told are down several feet
Below all others with whom they compete.
The truth Of all this we shortly must know,
So Hitch up the team and of We will go.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

OF groceries. too, they have full line,
Assortment complete, and stock very fine.
Thcirsugars, indeed, are so nice and so light,
That many prefer the brown TO the white.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-11

sas7g-srf-ss
Come, Josie and Dol v and Thomas and John,
List TO my story, sit down, every one,
I'm strongly impressed. and believe it is. true,
The road to sIccess is opened to you. (.
In the Town Of Toledo, one Of their stores
Is packed full of goods, between the two
floors, - n ...,,safs..,.s..5
Excepting, indeed, small passage way
Which is crowded with buyers, every fne
day. tsaa .sM. @ a
The goods are brand new, wcro recently
bought, st4.as.o.a 80.
The patterns are there that Josie has sought;
And many tine tyles with Dolly s own name,
Which fashion has famed to very high famc
or goods more substantial, they have not a
just suiting the taste Of each ono OF you.
The styles are complete, most perfect they
And many wise people arc vending that
way.
The clothing is fine, will FL 10 at
Some heavy and strong, some hight filigrcc,
Adapted, indeed, In all kinds of weather.
Aud all kinds of crowds, wherever they
gather.
Their shoes and their boots are light and
are strong,
And really tits said thcy'i' last ono ioo long:
Be that rs il may. I'd advise you to try
Some of their stock. whenever you buy.
OF groceries. too. they have full line,
Assortmen, complete, and stock very fine
Their sugars, indeed, are so nice and 80 light,
That many prefer the brown TO the white.
Their prices I'm told are down several feet
Below all others with whom they compete.
The truth OF all this we shortly must know,
So Hitch up the team and of we will go.
Start up the Dobbins, ana drive en- race
For Wieting s. Brothers, that is the place,
Well find il, I'm sure, IIurrah and Hurrah!
Eureka! Eureka!! Gloriu Erceisia ~!
At this stage Of the game the poet
was so excited with the nice and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
Feb. 10, 1872.

THE SEoUEL.-As sequel to the
Flagg-Thornton joke given in the Ban
ner two weeks ago, Washington society
has enjoyed good laugh over a paral-
lelism which we will venture to give our
readers the opportunity to enjoy. At a
social reunion in the federal city, few
weeks since, quite prominent young
man, in social circles, the son of Judge
on the Supreme Bench, approached with
proffered hand, and very courteously sa-
luted Hon. L. P. Poland, saying: 81 am
very happy to meet you; this is the first
opportunity which has occurred since
my father introduced me to you in Mex.
leo. Allow me to express my congratu
lation at the high honor your appoint
ment does our government; but,-ah, :
perhaps you do not rccollect me ?" "No !!
said Judge Poland. Neither have
any distinct remembrance of having
been in Mexico. If | was ever there j
has escaped my memory" why ar
you not Sir Edward Thornton ?" "Ol
no l am Mr.. Poland, of the House.
Ex-ex-cuse me-" said the embarrasse
) young gentleman, as he withdrew. !
few days later the dignitaries were agai
socially assembled in Georgetown, an
! the same young gentleman approached
) as he supposed, Judge Poland, and fl
r military addressing him, said, "quite
funny circumstance that was the 9th,
: evening, and rather bewildering to me
e What do you refer to, sir? l remen
i Der of nothing verv funny happening
= me since the doorkeeper's blunder in Il
Senate, SIR" "Why, my taking you f