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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07
Telegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, March 6-Arr bark Catharine Augusta Havre
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Consulate Of the United States Of America, I

LIssor, Feb 8. 1884. !
Intelligence has reached this Consulate that derefict
vessel recently cast shore few leagues the north
OF the Rock Of Lisbon laden with timber So the
vessel touched the rock broken
on the coast Who saw her her have had the
appearance of an American ship but from what
that conjecture The logs pieces Of timber
on shore are marked respectively am told, -SCg-
A-F-IL
I'LL ] I'LL IL Il MARTIN.
Nothing has been cast shore lead the Identity Of
the ship
PHILADELPHIA. March 6-Arr brig Celestina Leigh
ton Cardenas schrs Morris VAIN, Sman, Malaga; Mary
EliIabeth Pickup; Ocean Wave Price, and B Dckns
Candy New York; Eli Townsend, Yanneman, Charleston
Gd brig Victoria DID, Norgrave Hall fax; schrs Marcy
Willets and Staten Island Sears New York. Dickin
SON Candy; sharp sharp and Telegraph, Nickerson
BOSTON, Martha Wrightington, Wrightington Fall River
Ocean Wave Price, Astoria Martha enha Jacksonville
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Proceedings In the Board of Councilman
-FOUR special report.l


MID. FILTH AND GARBAGE-oUR CITY FATHERS
wAKrp UP By THE PEoPLE-THE REFoRMERs ALL
IN THE DARK-INTEREsTfNG DEBATE--Ricn
scn1s,
The Board OF Counclmen met in their chamber last
evening at 1--WE o'clock and after dsposing Of sundry
Ietitisns,
Councilman REED moved suspension of the rules for
the purpose OF taking up the report Of the Committee
Cleaning Streets.
Mr.. KENNEDY (reformcr) hoped that the Board would
pursue its regular course OF business. Some people
thought the Common Council had nothing else to do ex
cep. to pay attention to the matter Of cleaning streets
II was only one of the duties that they
perform They had other business besides street clean
ing that should occupy their attention
Mr.. HoDoSsoS (whig) hoped that the report would be
taken up,
Mr.. CURRY thought IL would be just well for them 10
proceed in their regular order Of business He could not
see why the adoption OF the report that night would make
the streets be cleaned any quicker than II put OF
until the next night Of their meeting. Every member,
nc aware that the Board met the next even
ing as Board Of Health at tho nsgaon Of the Mayor
In view OF those facts he hoped that the motion would
not prevail What the citizens New York want Is that
to be advertised and awarded yet and therefore there
will be delay Of many days before these hal
motion to suspend our regular order Of business We
can take u up by and by just as wen can at the
pFsaeat moment
Mr. NohrH (Maine law)-I hope the motion 10 susnora
the rules will prevail The people outside are elamoroas
and crying for clean streets, and IL Is business III
have the tborouehfsrcs cleaned possible We
work at once we win never have an ytlng done o
MI Fnrs seconded the motion to suspend the rules as
~ was necessary for them to act At once
Carried. '- P''Sa' f''"V'
The Clerk then read the report Of the Committee d.
gu ssea ward (escept the Nineteenth, Twentieth,
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GOVERNOR WRIGHT OF INDIANA, AT LOUISVILLE
The reception Of Gov Wright took place at the Court
House last evening. The large room was crowded. and
and appropriate manner The remarks of his Excclcncy
were in familiar and happy style highly pleasing 10
the large assembage. We indebted to one of tho
military companies Of the city for an appropriate escort
from the hotel Gov. Wright viii be occupied to-day
with the affairs Of the Penitentary Jeersonve He
has made many friends In this State during his
who will cherish the recollection OF his vst-Louisrile
Democrat Marcel l.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Medical Relief.

HE afflicted Of both Sexes in all parts of The coun
a try suffering from any form OF Secret Disease.
Disease OF the Skin, and the effects Of SOLITARY Prac
IIc0. Pain IN the Breast and Sides. Fletuency Bad
Digestion. Weakness Of the Spine, Loss Of Memory.
ard general debility Of the system are reouesied 10
write TO DIR FLINN, 2S2 RACE srREEr, above
Eighth, PHILADELPHlA, and they viii receive a Box
OF Medicines, with full directions sufficient 20 cure
themselves sound, privately. sent by the Express
packed up with care, against risk or curo,i,v IN.
NALlDS remember Dr.. y, ~ the oldest practitioner
and has the surest Medicines % cure sound and hon
estiy Send for his Medicines and yon will be re
stored TO permanent health, trial will onvincs
you The charges los his medicines will be moderate
His medicines are free from Mercury, or poisonous
drugs Of any kind, and paaable and easiiy taken
N Bills BOOK GA ihesa Diseases. wlle Sent q
any part ot the country on reeep, Of 25 cent? encoses
ia u letter. postpaid tApril 81, lsb3-ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House,

IN NEW 1Ohlh.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make IL profitable to sell at very Low Prices.
IA 1ASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite the
1fl Aslor house. New York. offer of the ex
enslve stocks and complete assOriments the county OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount of Goods in line purchased by country
merchants, is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods hardware, and other bills; and this very cir
cumsIance absolutely compels obbe IN the book busi
ness who sell tme 10 get larger profits IN order TO
make up for the losses aud expenses necessarily
involved in credit BUSH Ui small amounts. Ii Is
also easy for the merchant TO make arrangements TO
buy his book bill for caAh though It might not be so
convenient for him TO purchase his larger bills in this
way.
These considerations have led 10 adopt our
business from this daIe, January, 1854 the following
principles viz; small profits. Enuarying prices and
alioays cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers of a number Of
the leading and most extensively yselling School Books
in the country, well works other departments
our facilities unsurpassed
Call upon u.s. or send order, and judge fer your
selves. n The saving you make by buying Of Us Tor
cash Is worth while.
Our location is very central, and easily found
Stand on the AsOr House steps, and look straight for
ward across the corner of the Park. and you cannu
ayOiu seeing our signs. Remember. the name Is
MASON BROTHERS.
Peb. 8. 1854. -....
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTlCN FOR
MEDICINE!
l0l Pills far Twenty-Five Cen..
DR.. TOWnSend's Health Pills

A RE being called for. from all paris of the land ;
n they rapidly supersedIng other medicines
both account OF their happy effects upon the human
ystem in removing diseases and impurities and a SO
the exceedingly reduced price at which they are of
lered.
The rich and the poor find in diem a real boon
each box contains 100 PILLS. being four times as
many usually l" be had of other kinds of pills at
the same prlce. I'D Onlan no mineral poison what
eVer-theIr Ilgreu are Extracts Balsams, and
Gums of great eiiic
SARSAPAIdLI IN highly concentrated form,
is prominent Ing lent. Tic will be found ex
ceedngly elfica9 in removing the following com
plants, VIZ: I'm Itcs OF the Blood CUsveness
JaundIce femal Omplalnts, Sick Headache, Pains
in the Back. Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, RheuIna-
tsm. ConStip patlOr Pains in the Head Pains in the
Side, Liver COMPLAINTS. Febrle AfecIiuNs, Piles lire.
gularilios, Pains in tho Breast, Pains the oins Dc
Now for these. and kindred diseases. Townsend 8
Pills are a sovereign remedy and they are moreover
the Cheapest Medicine in the World They most
speedily aud efeetualy do the work, ia subdun in
lammatlOn and Fsyers opening obstructed pores pro.
mollng per- piraOR, and soothing morbid sensibllIes
In short, they warranted beier than all others
heaper than all, and destined TO super ersede all FRY
then Invalids, sufferers and all. and recommend
the PILLS TO your neighbOTs. 05- Directions accom-.
pany each Box.
Remember the Price 100 PILLS for 25 Cents
JAM %, "a cow. ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Farm e-rs. Attention


FERTILIZER AND uPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
HAS NO Equal.
DREPARED expr sly fer WHEAT and GRAIN
L of all kinds CORN. POTATOES and GRASS; Is
suitabe for all Soils Que barrel is sufficient for
Acre of Land: far superior Guano. and at half lis
price, can be had at SO so per barre S25 per ton
Of 22l0 bs. Method OF using II, scalter broadcast
and Harrow in To be had ofihe proprietor only. =,
VI GEO. A. LEINAU, PrOpr.
No. 10 South Front 81. Philadelphia.
Used successfully. by Dr.. William w. Clarke. OF
Philadelphia. George Graves, Esq., Mr.. Field Of Fox
Chase, Pa. Mr. David Of Mount Airy, MIR. Janny,
aack's County. Mr.. Rhoads, Montgomery county,
MIR. ChagIes Wood. isaiah Wood q Brothers, New
Jersey Mr. Boudnou Of Burlington City, New Jeraey,
MIR Bond OF Salem, New Jersey, Mr.. TroGwin !.
Abingdon. Bucks County, Pa, Mr.. Trainer OF Deta
ware County Messrs Coleman e. Kitchener Of Salem
County, New Jersey. MIR. Mahailey &C Marieiti. Pa
and host Of Farmers in Delaware. New Jersey
Pennsyivania and else where. .---.--.+-.-.''
Farmers making Muck Hills will end few larrol,
invaluable. For FRUIT 1'REES,-.which III vii
greatly benefit by being scntlered around after The,
have been dug about-a light coating. For Salo unl,
by. GEO. A LEtNAu, Prop'r
No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphla 3
N.B-The American Fertilizer has been used sue
ssssfally IN lhs Islands efBsrnuda aud Rarbas,<sl
FTVT sfRtissA llAFi-
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
REMOVAL AND CHANGE.
i immense 81 Attractive Stock

NGORRlS L. HALLOWELb ~ Co, PhtIadeLDhIQ
lfl having reHlOUed into their splendid New Wate
house, entrances No. LAT Market, and No 2l North
Fourth street, opening for the Spring Trade an
assortment OF SILK and FANCY GOODS, that
for extent Snd variety will surpass any stock ever
Ofersd IN that market Entering in their new sioro
which is of ue largest in America, with business
OF unusual amount already established and intend
ing largely TO increase it, especially with those who
buy for Cash. and relieving that the aiIest system IN
jObbing goods is to have Uniform Prices they will be
compelled TO sell at much smaller profit than can
possibly be ford ed where long credits are given
Under their Cash and Short Credit system the ne.
cessity for charging large profits docs not exiN by
selling their goods at Very Small AdUGnCe on the
FOrega Cost. They mean 10 make ii the Interest OF
every Judge of goods, TO buy upon the following
TERMS Cash Buyers will Tecoive q discount o
sr per cent, if the money be paid in par funds within
ten days IRON date Of bill.
Uncurrent money will only be taken at its market
value on The day II s received.
To merchants of undOubted standing q credit Of
six months will be given il desired.
When mnney is rentted in advance of maturity a
discount al the rate Of twelve per cent per
will DO allowed.
They ask from merchants visiting the Eastern cities.
the favor Of examination OF their stock being salts
fed that they will be convinced that il is not for their
interest TO pay the large profits that are absolutely
essential 10 those whs give long credits.
NJ. l.. HALLowELL. J. l.. HALLowELL,
i. w. sweeney, JAMES TkAoUAIR,
Z. w. LITTLE, l.. H. HurcnISsoa.
L Jan Ie, '54-2m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
GuanO! GuanO! Guauo

kAA AA + respectfully inform our Friends and
tfekzzss3 w Customers that we shall hereafter
es'~zSs@ occupy the ENTIRE FORE. No % South
Wkarves extending through TO No. 35 South Water
street.
OUR BUSINESS has heretofore been trnnsacie in
THIS BUILDING, but having now the HOLE of
il, with TWO ACCESSIBLE FRONTS. one on THE
WHARF the other on WATER STREET. we are
enabled TO offer greater facilities ~ Farmers both ms
regards space and the Delivery Of Goods We invite
those IN want Of articles in our line favor us with
call at our OLD STAND.
1900 tons No Government Peruvian GUANO
1000 super phosphate Of LIME.
1000 bbls. POUDRETrE, superior quality.
Also, general assortment Of OILS, CANDLES,
SOAP. STARCH, &C., for sale at the lowest maikei
prices by ALLEN a. NEEDLES.
No 23 South Wharves, first store above Chesnut st.
JAM 10, 54Sla. Philadelphia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
IMPORTANT TO FARMER2.
READING PREMIUM lloRsF Power |,
Corn Shelter.

TIlE Subscribers having purchased Of Wm. Re:d-
l. ing, of Washington Civ, thc Copy Right Tor hs
Patent Horse Power Corn Sheiler. for the State OF
Delaware. Eastern Shore Virginia and MaryanI.
would respectfully inform The Farmers w!Ihn sdid
Territory thai they now prepared 10 furnish ihcm
at The low price Thirty five .Jollas
This Machine has takeH the iullOwlhg Premiums tho
past seI>on:-rhe first premium. with Medal Al The
Worlds Far IN New York city. 1he ilrsi premium
AT Far 0 American Institute IN New York Ciiy. The
frs, Premium Gt Far OF the Franklin lnslltjlr, Phlia
dolphin. iii" frs premium Al following Slf'e fars
New York. Michigan, OhIO Il II mdlHna; besides AZ
a score Oi County FAIRS in different States.
1t shells Corn upon an entirely dan ant prinVi pie
lrsm the other Shelters. The mac lane aepeIhcs hr
oots from the cnrn, thereby saving tW" nncs er
aling it. 1t shells GU0 uusiic, u Com IN one cay
employing i0ur horses and ouT men aud II has, hy
ewp'uyt:ig horses ana She. led uuch
The subscribers do not deem II necessary 10 say
lining further III lis Recommendation, beyond the !J
loving rcrtCalts.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Chemical Fertilizer.
CAUTION! CAUTloN!!
Thomas AraNifage3S afaut

ELECTRO-MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS ..
9T BEWARE OF lMPosTERs AND SwINnLERs IA
order 10 prevent repetition of the frauds so ex
tensiYey carried on during the last two years bv
sci o. scoundrels who travelled over the country
and represents themselves m, agents. and in MANI
instances exhibited forged certificates Of agency. /
now give nsce that all my agents, carry with them
psInied forms. authOfisng them as my AuentS
legally executed and acknowledged before Alderman
HENRY SIMPSON, Of Phadelphia; they have aIso
my name and place Of business on their wagons /
beeve them all 10 be strictly honest and fully ar.
quainted with the business OF putting IN Lightning
Rods, which they will do at as low pr ce as Ibe9
can be oblaIDed at the factory. As many schemes
have been res0rted TO- delraud myself ard the nub
lie, purchasers should be their guard thousands
have been grossly deceived by purchasing useless ar
tcies 81 the shape Of Lightning Rods having revter
Trad, copper, zine and iron points, either or oil Of
which good for nothing NV Electro Magnet
Lightning Rods. have been examined by many OF the
most Scientific msn in the world who have pronounce
ed thena 10 De the only rods that they have over
which are calculated 10 lives and property from
Destruction oy Lghtningamong these ara Profess. rs
Ttenry M'Murtrie, James McClints Walter r. John
son, Of the U. g. Patent Office. T.. J. CarrI Dr. r. q
Waller and many others who recommend them in the
highest terms Of appreciation.
All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL. will neet
with prompt attention. Spire Rods and Scrolls made
y ordet Cardinal Points, and all kinds Of weuther
Panes, for sale ohoap.
b5r iMs Agent. SAMUEL C. WILT, will loeate
himself during the summer Of 1854, az No 81 North
Queen street. LANCASTER, Pa, and AUGUSTUS
CANN, OF PENNSGROVE. N J. Prooerty ownors m
those sections Of the Country win do we'll 10 cali on
them. -
THOMAS ARMITAGE.
Vine Street, doors above Twelfth, Philad' a.
mau.h 22 '54.7m. n
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

II and Dealers ia C0NFECI CIlONARY of all kinds,
No. lis North Third ST., below Race, Philadelphia
The attention OF Dealers is requested eXamina-
ton Of their stock, which will lie found be
equal to any III This city. FOREIGN FRUITS Of all
kinds in season.
~ B. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended
TO- FEB. s, '5i-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
GaEaki0ER.

TIE subscribers would hereby inform the public
that person persons authorised 10 sell Read
ings Horse Power Cora Shelter unie-s they sell IA
name and authorised by within the terri
tory above described; and ali persons hereby in
formed thai shall mold aAy persons liable 10 dam
age who either sell O1er sale any maccInc
involving our patent, or use any such mnchine, uness
they purchase Of lis our authorised agents,
have grd ted no shop rights And all Ihop rights
,nled hy III" tentee became null aud vod al the
tMe purchased the copy right of said terriIor1.
: Il machines are Warranted 10 give satisfaction.
JJO. G., addressed io the subscriber, al Delaware
CITY, iei7nare VIII receive p.Onlil attention.
L. J. HYDE d CO.
Dec % 1888
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

A most Astonishing Cure of ScrofilloMs U1cers.-A
Case Ceriifed by the Magqr Of Boston, Engtand.
Copy of Letter from J. Noble, ksq, AGy or vi BOs-
ton. Lincolnshire
To Professor Holloway
Dear Sir-NIrs. Sarah Dixon, of I.quorpond street,
Boston, has this day deposed before thai for con-
lderable period she was severely afflicted with ScrO-
iuous Sores and Ulcers, in her arms feet, legs
other parts OF her body: and although tne first of
medical advice was Obtained, at the cost of large
sum OF money she obtained no abatement OF suffering,
bul gradually grew worse.
Being recommended by friend TO try your Oint-
meni she procured small pet, and box ol the Pills,
and before that was all Use symptoms OF ame hdment
appeared. BY persevering with the medicines lor
short time longer, according 10 the directions, and
strictly adherng 10 your rules 10 Cet c., she was
perfectly cured, ard now enjoys the best Of health
remain dear sir, yours truly, ,r,,
Dated August 18th, 1853
An Extraordinary and Rapid Cure Of Eryspelas IN The
Leg after medical aid had )aileI.
Copy of Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth YeaIos of the
Post Office. Aldwck Read, near BognOr, Sussex,
dated Jan. l2Ih, 1883;
To prOiesSor Holloway,
Sir suffered Tor a considerable period from sc
were attack OF ErySipelas which at length settled IN
my leg. and resisted all medical treatment. My sui
ierIngs very great, and quite despaired OF any
permanent amendment, when | was ADVISED C have
! recourse to your Ointment and Pills. did so without
de ay, and am happy 10 say the result emlnenIlI
successful, for they effected radical OF my leg
and restored me 10 the ENJOYMENT OF health. Ehal
eNe speak with the utmost confidence of your medI
Cines, and have recommended them TO others i'll thin
nelghborhOod similarly afflicted, who derived equa
benefit. am, sir, yOuI obliged and faithful servant
tSignedD ELIZABETH YEATES.
| The Pills should he used cmnenily with tae ONT
ment in most of the following cases
Bad Legs Bad Breasts, Bur So Bunons Bile OF Mos
chet0es and Sanc-Flies, bay Chicgo foot ChIl
hlains, ChapDed hands, Germs (soit), Cancers, Ton
iraced and sun JOINTS EicphauIass, FIstulns, Gout
Glal duar Swellings, Lumbago, Piles Rheumatism
Scalds, Sore Nipples, SUre-throqis, Skin-Giseeses
Scurvy, Sore heads, Tumours, Ulcers Wounds, Yaws
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway
PA, StraRd. tnear Temple Bar) London, nj also a
his House III New \ ork. Orders for Medicines in III
States, addressed IT Holloway, New York" viii
receive due attention. Sold also by all respectabl
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout tn
United Safes. in Post, al 37 cents, s. cents, and 81
so cents each To be had Wholesale Of the pr;nci "a
Drug Houses in the Uniou.
3SJ- There Is a considerable saving by taking III
/, lar ,er sizes 20
n, b. Directions for the guidance Of patient
in every disorder affixed 10 each Pot.
i Jan. ), 1851.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Incorporated American
ENG S FRIEND SDCIET

Office Removed to 5. l. corner OF Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphia.
TNHE object Of this Society is to guad the Emigranl
against fraud and decep pIIon; ard to furnish them
with situations advice and relief 0- Free Of Charge
9cJ- The american Emigrant Friend SocleIy's'
Office, is the ONLY INCORPORATED office tins City
and has conne1ion with any Intelligence.
called Emgrant Offices
GEO. +. GORDON, Secy. w. G.. CAIRNS. SRpt.
Best City Helps to be found at this office Farmers
supplied with men and women. Contractors furnished
with any number of men.
August 10, 1853 uyl
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
j.. E. G. o u ID
( (.SuccesSor 20 A. FIOTl

z
MO. l64, Chestnut Street. Swaims Building
Phiiadelphia. Extensive Music Publisher, and
Dealer IN Musical Instruments Of every dei eicription
Exclusive Agent for the sale of Halet. Davis &
Cos (BOsIonl Patent Suspension Bridge 4EoLIAN
and other PIANOS L. GIiberts BOudnir Pian0s
Melcdeons, Martins Guitars. Harps, Violns Sheet
Music, Music Books &C.
Residents OF the country will be supplied by MAIL.
or otherwise with any music they may wish, at low
rates as II purchased in persUA. Having of the
largest stocks in the United States. feel confident Of
satisfying all who may favor with a call or order
Dealers IN Music supplied on The liberal Terms.
Pi mos 70 let Second hand PIahCs for sale.
may IS, 1853. [lyl
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Y 4 N lL0 AMOS
SPLENDID NORTH.LIGHT

i20 Arch ST. one door below Sixth, south SIDE PhIla
PERSONS visiting The city during the approaching
i0lida, S. should call and obtain one or more o
our superior DaguerreOtyp pes and have them set in
PLAIN or Fancy Cases
The reputation OF our styles Of Portraits is as high
as any in Philadelphia and they are offered al much
lower cost thus giving equal chance i0 obtqin a
good PTIuTe of the best materials. Terms One Dol.
lar and upwards.
A<TDaguerseoypes of deceased friends or relatives
copied equal to he originals and uf the same size or
larger II desired
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
lirauA NlsrA. bee. . III. 1S52.

ilt!NA IsIAt T. 2.
have Witnessed with much satisfaction me Working
~ my barn, Oi n Com Shelter pul up Tor my
ecnOn by the Alessrs Reading. the Paten and 1
dNe no hesitation III ing thal II seems 10 gTca-
ly sup G any Olher have ever in use. Its
capacity II fully thousand bushels per day ami
Tins exhibited by Inc employment Oi only tOGr horses
and four men; the cobs seraraied by II lTOm The
grain, and The graf Itself much less broken tiiau by
The others. think q very great i'm prov emeni
Shelimg Corn. JOHN NJ. LAYTON.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
STRAW GOODS,
SPRING 1874

E shDscfbefs are now prepared to exhibit at their
spelad New Establishment, just cfmpeied, on
ss ther former stand No Al souih Second ST.,
an sntiro new and beautiful stuck OF Straw,
-aoy ana sik bonnets ana Flats Flowers, &c; and
aa .n Lsnina; faisn ana summer Hats for Gentlemen,
vuf on patrons merchants and mlliinen gene
!alIy' lHs invited 70 examine confidently promising
uae 70 ektenl in yarety m novelty, and 10 styles
slock unsquaiied. W Orders carefully AID promptly
a1ecnu,d THOMAS WHITE IL co.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
C. B. ROGERS
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHoUSE,'
No. 70 Market Street, PhaLadeiphe0.
''fr M MANUFACTURER and Dealer in all the
z.se-z w most approved Agricultural and lior-
@~~-1zzs ticultural Implements; Imported and Anerl
can Field and Garden Seed, Fruit, shade and Orna
mental Trees. GuanO. sup. phUs. Line, &c.
Inventor and Manufacturer of the Cast SIeel Extend
ing Point Surface and SubsOn Pluughs
Manufacturer of Ammonlated, Super Phosphate Of
Lime. Chemical Fertilizer. Bone Dust and dealer i'll
Liuano and Powderette, &c.
Del DC l8J3-ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
$50 REWARD!

WILL he paid TO any person who will buy Box
w OF DIR. TERREL'S HEALING OINTMENT,
nd use it according 10 directions. il they will call
nay Office and say with elPar conscience, that II
wall not comp eely cure Chapped Hands, ChIbains.
Chafng, Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes Sores Chill
cFen aud greatly alleviate il not entirely cure Salt
Fheum. Pies Inflammation of the BreaS Bites OF
Insects, Pimpes the Face, and Gl Diseases ui the
Skin.
MONROE TERRELL. Nnugatuck, Conn.
To whom all orders should be addressed
9oSOld asD by the principal uruggisiSan and CoSntry
Merchants gensrailv
Jan. %, ls54-eow. ly.