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The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
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~ ~ VII subscribers ht icaVrI9HI.rflic'
to The public, Thai lhr, sin co,i
EzzssSszzsSce tHue, at li,Ir old stand N Commcr.e Z
,,.,,.. Street. 10 is ur all klni- OF MIL. aai
y HEX NJ N iliNERY having ialhts D-iIng ..liI
I"flIIhG MLch'nrs ny steam: III y ar. urear,d n,
,Hr al '"pr, )" orln. MILL SPIN pl.tS. SHAFTS
Nli1tLH. g.. They mauui;rtlurc s,...ri r rhr,>h
ING "d Wion"Wlmg machine warran cd coz
>iIi ia Z "h'"I Mil, ~nci !53 b,spc- p,.f i,..y
'r ir"m It0O Z" 800 rag day. and r;el'.lrs Ils r.l.
from u" Er The, "r- ,rr.'lr.l 10 iuru.~,l FARli
l\N Uit.NSll.~ 90 all hmHs ri,,-. .l.. iA,ai .
call and They WI icrpumud,!e on r,. ..,l,r ir rms
CLEUG, ELI IT 4 ttj.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

6T The Wilmington Republican has the fol-
lowing items.-A meeting to elect nine direc-
tors OF the Cantwell's Bridge, Bank Twill be held
at the Hotel of Thos. ii. Wright on the 10th
proximo.-Nine Directors for the Bank of fSmyr-
mn are TO be elected on the 4th proximo The
fourth instalment of five dollars Share on the
stock on the Cantwell's Bridge Bank, is requi-
red to be paid on or before the oath proxiino
Forty deaths were registered in Wilmington
during March. Wing meeting was held in
the Central Hall, on Friday evening,to nominate
candidates for the municipal election which comes
off next Tuesday week, when the following
gentlemen were named as candidates: For
MayOr-John A. Alderdice Alderman-Stephen
Boldly, Thos. Mcdowell; Treasurer Benjamin
5. Clark, Samuel M. Akin, VIM. Robert Pen
nlngton A Temperance meeting was held on
Tuesday evening, the 18th, 10 ratify the nomina-
tons of the temperance city ticket. Addresses
by DR.. Hayward, the candidate for mayor, and
VIM. r. Smith, Esq.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

G5- The Washing t5n National Monument at
the close Of the last working season, says the
Baltimore American, attained height of one
hundred and fifty feet from the ground : The
aim is to carry twentyLeight more during the
next season, which will commence about the
2lst., if the weather be favorable. About do
zen stone CATERS have been employed all winter
and consequently a sufficient supply of worked
stone is on hand to go on with. The annual
amount necessary to keep the building steadily
forward is $685. 900.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

The CAMEL IN AAERIcA-rhe Committee
on Commerce OF the N. York State Senate have
reported in favor Of incorporating the American
Camel Company. The purpose of the associa-
tion is to introduce the Asiatic camel into the
United States, for the various purposes of trans
portstion. The ecapital stock is fixed al one bun-
dred thousand dollars. The prime movers n
the affair are VIM. @. Ring, Charles w. Web
Der and Edward Garanghiy The second gen.
tlenltn is well known as the writer of books and
magazine articles, popularity treated, on the sub
ject Of natural history.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

o. The Boston Post says The crop of to-
bacco raised in the United States is considered by
many as comprising the bulk ofthe consumption
of Europe, and few are aware of the fact that
Hungary, with all its political embarrassments
and its oppressive policy towards the agricul-
turist, produces nearly double the quantity of
that sent from the United States to Germany
and Holland. 80 49,. -..
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Nos. +. and 70 North Second street, Philadelphia
Il 4 M ANUTACTURER and Dealer Straw Goods
&SfeN 1V1 has Just opened a beautiful assortment OF
the most fashionable English French and Ameri-
can Straw Bonnets, Flats. Boys and Chdren's IIais
together with good assortment of Straw Trimmings
which will be sold at Wholesale and Retail at a small
profit for Cash Merchants and Milliners are respect
fully invited 10 cali and our stock before pur-
hasng, as we intend 10 keep the preest stock that
can be found IN the city. [march 49, "a 2m
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Highly Interesting Emtclli-
GPnPGl

WAR IN EUROPE COMMENCEDlI
England and France have declared War
against the (ZaI!
Great Batlle on the Danube! 5000 Russians
Kii!ed!!
THE above was received by the steamer America
al Halifax and II would that this ought 10 be
eaoneh news DOR one week but this Is not att! A.
STERN OF the Cherp CLOTHING Store on Mann 81
lew doors below Ihe Post Oiice. Silgrna has Ilst
arrlN from P!ilaJeipha. with the largest stock of
lit mI1 Made CloI'Iig ever opened III Deiaware IIls
prices, too, are astonishing y low!
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

G7~ The Western papers give gloomy ac-
counts of the growing wheat crops. In South
ern Michigan the complaint is general, that the
wheat looks sere and faded. In many parts of
Ohio the prospect is represented as very unta-
vorable for even an average crop. The accounts
from Southern Ohio and Indiana are more favor
able.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

REvIvAL.-Over three hundred persons have
joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in Gin
cinnati during the last week or two, and pro-
badly about the same number in the adjacent
towns Since the 1st Of December there has
been 900 additions to the same church in Ohio
and Indiana
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

manager Mr. Z. Derious; Treasurer, w. Horne:
equestrian Director, r. Rivers: Leader Of
Orchestra, r. Rivers
HE unbounded patronage and immense popuIa,;tv
~; e'loVed by the Grecian Circus of Rivers 3
oo'npany mas appeared emhoIdens the pronrieors ~
SUI, Iurher enterprise and exertiOn for the
an Inu gTacallon OF a mngnanimous and generous nub
unrvaed Troupe with fresh and brilliant , tero i;
u"sig s, OF the finest stock OF running horses Ibe
mos. graceful and daring Equestrian Arises and ,he
ar. rS' accomplished acrobac and gymnastc perform.
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STRAW GOODS.

I'HE subscribers prepared to exhibit at their
L splendid New Establishment, just completed on
the of their former stand, No South Second 81
PHILADELPHIA entire and beautiful slock o Straw
Fancy and silk Bomneis and Flats, Flowers &c; and
and Panama Palm and Summer Hats for Gentlc men
which old patrons. merchants and milIiners gene
rally, are invited examine, confidently promising
them in extent, variety. in novelty, ana in styles
stock unequalled 95' Orders carefully and promptly
axecuted. THOMAS WHITE d co,
march 29 81 3m
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
DEI AXXT ApL'

'FNEE Summer Session will commence Al,ril 2Glh
instant. and continue twenty one weeks
The course of instruction and the general arrange
menlS oi the school rem III unchanged
Inc frnrlpa aud majority of the Teachers are
Inc same as have he OUre carried the active d
lies of the school
Students who qualified have the privilege of
recitIng i'll one more studies with The College
psses.
Terms for the Session
Board and Tuition, SO co
Lessons the Pauo : 90
French, Drawing each 10 90
Washing. per doz, 30
, Bills pay able--S35 m advance; the remainder be.
I"re lore lhe pupil Is removal 70 those coming On the
nght OF scholarships, &lj Will be RENTED.
For further particular. address
}. w. WESTON, Principal.
April l2, lSj4.3t
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ma GToiesque and Original soenes Fairy PantOruiue
aIeran, naet etc Being altogether the most novel
in the circle e'eT gwen
Inc Interior, which is Of sufficient cupactv f,r ,ha
accommodation OF 5000 persons, is briantlv Iigh,aJ
by means Of portable gas manuIactnred , ts ,igleu
Win seated elevations around The entire space fr ib
CODY % %Sehlehce OF visitors The whole scene enl,yenad
win he popular airs and melodies of the dav bv the
" Two distinct Entertainments viii be sivan 5,I
afternoon and evening N"'ty'
TO be exhibited at Newark. on Monday. the 9th os
:, Instant Mt Delaware City on Tuesday the s5th;
m aa MM1adlesown on Wednesday, the 26th al Smvrnn
on oa Thursday the s7Ih and at Dover on Friday bs
Boxes 70 cents No alfprice Doors open nj Q ond
April 10, 1854 "''s "uius'
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

TNIlE Summer Term of this Institution will com
l. mence on Wednesday, the 26th instant
Besides the regular Collegiate Course. the plan ni
instruction embraces a Scientific Department, afford
Ing facilities 10 young pre- pairing for practical
life. Students wishing 10 pursue PARTIAL course
al liberty To make II selection D studies from elthe
Department For Catalogues containing full in forma
tIOn address
DANIEL KIRKWOOD, President
Newark, Del April ~, lS5f-3L
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IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS.

O. WE subscriber having secured
{ >>SSs.S-----S the exclusive agency for the sale
of the Celebrated Poupy q Mear's
Centre Draueht Scltsharpcnlmg
Piouehs anu Castings, would invite all who wash 10
pmcure The very best Agricultural implements ca /
al his store, M Deca street between ril anu iIh
near Market. Phadcph where they Will i'm an as.
sortmen OF Pioughs. O sizes side h and sub
son IougiIs, CuItIv tOs, StraWt ujIers Cur-Sheers
OA lOhts and Bows Hoes, ShOvcis Spades. iiav and
Manure orks, Garden hakes lorsc ,kes etc. clther
Wholesae or heIan CIIAS ,lETIE
April ), 5I-t,m
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New wall Paper Warehouse.

nURToN g. LANING. Manufacturers md Import.
Id eu, No. l2i ARCH street. second ~oor above
Sixth, Philadelphia, where may be foun the largest
and handsomest assortment in the city.
Purchasers frSm the country will find IL to their ad
vantage 10 call our store. where they will be suited
with a supeIier article nt The lowest prlscs
BURTON AZ LANING,
No. AVA Arch street, above Sixth, Philadelphia.
march %, 54-azn, =at IS t E',~ia.
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Report,d 4 ior.hs itsralc.
Proceedings Of the Convention


The Kent County Temperance Convention
metsat the Court House, in the town of Dover
oa Wednesday, the 18th day of April, 1854, anG
was opened with prayer by the Rev. s. nj. Coop
er. Thomas B. Coursey, President, in the Chair
John Bailey, one of the Vice Presidents. The
Secretary being absent, on motion William p.
Smithers was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
On motion Jacob NJ. Hill was appointed one
Of the Vice President pro tenn. 4, .-r-
On motion, Solomon T. Warren, Jacob Will
liams, and Joel Clements were appointed to
nominate officers for the Convention for the en-,
suing year. s-.. -s e-s.f -.-t
On motion, Nathaniel B. Smithers, James r.
Clements, Martin Harrington, DIR. E. Dawson,
and Jonathan Woodbury., were appointed COM
mlttee to prepare and report business for the
Consideration of the meeting. . ...f
BY request Rev. Mr.. Hera, Mr. A. Poulson.
MIR. Wm Hirons, and Rev. Mr.. Johns, during the
absence ofthe business committee, address, 1 the
Convention. .... -..,.
On motion, Resolved, that when this Conven-
lion adlourns it adjourn to meet on the fourth
day OF July next, and that a committee of five
members be appointed to select the place of
meeting, make arrangements and procure
speakers to address the same under which
the Presidentappointedt the following committee,
to wit: A Poulson, RGv. E. r. Hera, James
Cowgirl, William p. Smithers and Isaac l..
Crouch.
On motion adjourned till IL o'clock P. NJ
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.

j. d: GREENE, date with l.. j Levy s. Col having
opened the arge and splendid store s. f. cornero Arch
ana Ninth streets Phllade phia with a stock of rich.
rare aud fashionable Dry Goods # the latest imporla
tohs consisting IN part of rich, paid and striped Silks
lnanhla Velyels, Bareges and Nlousen De Lanes
'arge PLAID Gnghams. paid aud figured De LANES.
spring Chfnzes aud Prints Of elegant patterns plaIn
Goods suitable for Friends, Linens Lawns Cambrics
Ia es' Gloves, Hosiery of every description III
cuhng large and beautiful assortment of Manu- as of
every shade, style and coor got up with special care
under his own supervision, ready 10 furnish the
LADIES oi Smyrna and vicinity, with any of the above
goods at the "ery lowest prices
Inc LINEN Department comprises every known
style ol goods suitable lor Famillos Hotels Boarding
houses. etc.
The HOSIERY Department consss of the largest
ana most varied assortment thai can be found in any
establishment in Philadelphia
j.. d. g. from his long experience and connection with
Inc most extensive houses IN the UmCd States and his
extensive facilities feels assured that he can offer III
ducemenis TO all who may favor him with cali seldom
met with in PhlladeI;h or e'scwherr
Terms invariably, One Price ard no Deviation.
J. u iREENE
5 f.. cor of Arch and Ninth sls Phi.adclphia.
ApHl5, H-3m
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
OF the AMERICA!
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF GRAIN :!
EXCITING TIMEN IL EIInnpEI,l

EVERYTHING almost. from a ten-pennv nail up to
a. planors advancing price. Wages ARE going
up; Gram and Flour are higher: word. everything
has advanced in price. except the Cheap Ready Made
CLOTHING thai can be had al the store of j. EATON
~ SON, opposite the Bank. Call and see them, YOU
can hnd anything there you want in the Clohlng line
from ftp stocking five dollar hat.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
Aliens Moving Maehime

~-prx,rz ENoR aale by the subscriber at his
6 Il Agricultural Warehouse, No
umx8k& SU3. % South SIKH street. between Mar.
N kei and Chestnut Philadelphia
Also Pouehs, harrows, Cnltvaiors hay, straw and
cornsiak Cutters; Grain Fans; seed Drills; Revolving
horse Rakes; hay Drags and Pnlleys; Corn-sne ers
Corn and Cob crusheB; spades, shoves, hoes, rakes
hay and manure forks etc. comprising the largest and
best selected stock Of gricuural Implements m Penn
sylvania
LANDRErH's WARRANTED GARDEN SEEps-Grass
seeds, Field seeds. Flower seeds snd Bird seeds
31rBOOkS on agricultural and horticultural snbjecs
81 ID. LANDRETEI,
April 10, '54-3ni. % South Sirth ST., Phiia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
sny Thissg sIsAa Y0u VVun(!

He 81 srIter res c"'il.iv informs II -i'izcns of
$my:nr and vletnit' that he has alyvays on hand
a large and splendid a~.r'mrnl Of liooiis and
-iaiInEeiV; aso SNiFt, StGARS and TOBAC.
O. sIch a. Fine Cut Ami Nervous and Ca,endish
:" f.ch he las iu>i received rom Baltimore Fishing
'HrkIP % All desert ilous; HARRISON pEEFUAEPY,
"'ump IAN / Ma and ius i,~ror'intni Of fJEWELRY
t"rt M"rH.tS, Pocket Knives Glass and Britannia
ItHFe, ArcoTd"on~. NlOL;NS. 80 hour and eight
da' iothN' TOYS Il great Variety of ConiGc-
ION Iries Sl,e FIaiing, such as lasts Shoe Thread
Z - flats.
f lie las also large variety olm4ny other articles.
Whch az" 100 numerous ~ mention Please call al
Commerce Street, Smyrna.
Juue /, 1898. EDWARD WARD
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
TRIM WlaENGS-

'ONF & IONARY AND STATIONARY.
/ RS MARY \. KOBi RTS takes this method of
II informing the Ladies Of SMYRNA and yicjuity,
HAT ne h1s now on hand and extensive assort.
lasti ot TRIMMINGS, CGrslslHg in part as follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Paiterns
M"riuo's. Fc!Vr;s, Lace Goods + q Gloves Hosiery
~ Also, good lot OF COAFEClIONARY. su.h as
Ft0GIes Ormg"., Lemons, DC She a<n keofs con.
s'anly "u hand an assortment Of STATION ARY
such a. Letter Paper, Envelopes. Pens, Ink, DC
She would embrace this o. portrnity OF returning
her unitlgned thanks TO those who have extended Their
patronage to her heretofore and OF soliciting tnn
'hhancH OF the same, promising a; she III spare no
pains to please her customers. "
Smyrna. Noy 2,ls:3-ly
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MEDICINES. E

.GG DRI GS AND CHE1TU5 1TS.
uAVtNG purchased of w. T. SIMPSON his s,ock
/ OF Drugs and Chemicals. and having Iboronob
knowledge Of tho business after Twelve wears erneGi
shce, woud inform the citizens Of Snyrua and sur
rounding country that shall always keen on hgnd n
fresh supply Hf Drugs and Chemicals. nm also Agent
l1r all Of the Popular Medicines Of tfe tav. Phvsi
cians Prescriptions carefully ana accurately com
POUNDED As the greatest care is taken 50 urocHr-
GOOD AND RELIABLE DRUGS AND CfIEMI.
GALS, Physicians snd Families can depeny on pro.
earring the arIlclc IN lis utmost purity.
VlIOd&S AiAGENS
Commerce Street, qbuYe Main,
Smvrna june -, la53-lv
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
Men and Bows CIOII,iu~

k'NEN> BOZ should embrace thus Opportunity 10
- buy Clothing for Men aud Bows al GEORGE
OtLiNS CHEAP CLOTHING EsTABIISHMEVT s r
oKNEE MARKET AND SECOND SITS, PhIladeIpLia
elhbr1rng choice Of The best, most desirable ana
toShi"nHbIe Dress and FrCCk Coats. Habit Cloth do
Linen rllllng do, Tweeds, etc. with great variety
OF BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Coats Polka
Jackets M"Ehcy jackets, nude OF Tweed Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpacca. Kerseymere, Doeskin etc
ftRNSflNG Go0Ds-Cnnsl ting of Shirts Stocks
liahdkrrchleis. etc all Of which are offered al the
LOWEST possible cash prices, and cheap any other
clothing Store in the in,n.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly
invited 10 examine the stock
G1 Country Storekeepers can be accommodated at
"'ry low rates.
GEORGE CTLIN,
>. T. corner Market and Second SIS
April l2, silly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
G. r. KNIGHT a. C0
( NoMMfsaIoN Mrgr,.,

%NsSSDl sSah 81 MERCHANTS and dealers in
rally. NO ~ and 80 Wharves, PhiladeIpha have on
hand supply Of Maekere, Goldfish. sbad salmon M
sSouds,. % ue s,s siI nv White Fish addoo Hams SIDES
pies' Dried Peaches, cmnbsrries DC mar se ~ ss
=ssst-tsfetf fair.t eaIsH |r8se5ssss
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
TIE DELAWARE HERALD

Is published every " eInesday morning, in the
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, Del, by
Il. l.. ponISOn II Il. -. Foffccker,
At 81 30 per annum, in advance No paper
will be discontinued till all arrearages are
paid.
Advertisements not exceeding one square,
consplcuously inserted one time for fifty cents,
Two times for seventy-iive cents, three times
Tor one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

~ The readerS Of the Herald" will uleayc ,;cs
tie anYcrsoInenttor DR. 'oBIis' VENETIAN ElNIuEyT
Or. TERRI HEALING OINTMENT. DR TewNsvxn's
HEALTH PHI. ana uARLEY's ARABIAN HEAvE REMEDY
They said "a be good articles Tor The proses for
"hich they recosmended they are for sale bv The
Druggists and Merchants generally.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
PER- HAN NG

w AREltOUS ST.
w WILSON. No. 9 Soilh Fourth street, Philadel
w phia. offers for sale large assortment of Wa
Papers at prices ranging from six per piece up
wards o. choice patterns and superior socE comprising
Cheap satin PaPers, Fine satin PAPERS,
Borders and mou ing Flre.hftard prints
Fine gold papers, Fine decorative papers,
Marble paper, OAK paper.
NEw STYLES IA Window Curtains, in great variety
9rDea!ers supplied at Low Rates Tnar %, "a SIN.
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Henry ID. EEsssCII.

~ ANUFACrCRER OF mhrvlIis nd aIa
>SIna1 Sol>, IN every variety, al the ul stand
~$1S& No. North Fourth street, PiHla,clphI
0J' Constantly on hand large assortment, /,
which the attention OF Dealers Is requested.
April ), '5i-lm.
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Circnsar.

- i inlUTln his friends ami the puhlic gene
NET Makers FINDING STORE, in all lis va rions
branches, at the old stand. No l3i South Second -
below Dock street, Philadelphia, and respectGnIIv
solIclls continuance Of the very liberal patronage
assuring his friends that every exeriou will he rds
by himself and those in his employ 10 merit n con-
tinuance OF their much es,eemed iavors. .
Philadelphia. march %, '5l.6m 'ssS'''
THE GR' ArEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE.-Piauiers, FHrmers Families and others can
purchase no Remedy eq' al to DIR Tobias VENETIAN
I'M VENT for dyscntery, chOlic, crOup, chr,uc
rcnInaIisH, thrOats, toothache sea sickness
culs. buFs. sweliings bruises, Old sores, headache
mOsqniio bites. pans in the limbs. chest back &c
Ii it do.s NOT give relief the money VIII be Ieiund
ed all hat Is asS-i triai, and il according 10
lhe - ectiOns, Y
!; is m English remedy, and was used by William
the w. late King of EnglaGd and certified to ny him
a> cure for Rheumatism, when every hing else had
failed.
Over IOCOO0OO Bottles have been sold in the Uni.
Itd Sales. without single failure, and many have
ed that they would not be without II. IL IL was $40
ger bottle. in case OF Group as il is as certain
applied.
il cures Cholera, when first taken IN few hours.
lNscRiery in half hours Toothache in i've min
utes. II peri c.l innocent 10 take int rnav and
recommended b. ;e eminent physicians in the
PRICE 25 AND 50 CENTS.
DR. TORIAS could ill dozen newspapers win
certificates and letters aug to the wonderful cres
accomplished by his Lnnment, but outsiders arrlnt
lrg sgficenl, as amy person who dues not obtain
rs!iei need ts pay for II.
pint bottles, which IL Warranted cheaper and hetter
ilaa any oiher for chOc, seraiehes, old Sores galss
s~euss cuts bruises Is sSsS. F5ise % ssRs SPs;cp
240 Greenwich street, New York.
Jan. 25, 1654--eOv. Iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
CrOss.Ties for, the Delaware
Railroad

EHoINEER's OFFICE, DOVER, Defs@e-T-se
Feb. 18th, 1854.
PROPOSALS are now being yecsived at this office
L fer furnishing CROSS TIES in lots Of 500 and
over deliverable On the ine.-cfthe Delaware RaIl-
road between Sesford and the New Castle and krele
town Railroad. or the latter Road. Bird ~
Landing on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
The Cross-Ties to b. eight feet long. sK inches
thick square ends sides hewp true and straight TO
faces of six twelve inches. and to DO Of Waite Oak
Red Oak or Chestnut 'Tmber -,
... se.-r ID. II. KENNEDY,
March o. '54.1m. Resident Engineer.
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DNcIOr EslM ID. nailnu

lFtEkS his Professional Services Ia the ciizens of
~ Slayrla and vicinity Ills Office is for the nro
sent nj ms Residence. Delaware Street near Sonib
house recently occupied by JOHN NJ Sparksl Nher,
he may be found al all IIIRos, when NOT professionally
engaged.
All orders left during his absence will be promptly
July l3, 1853.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
BOnnets, HIillinery Goods. S.c.

e. (tALVER has new in store and .. iai,v rs
O celvIng from Aanui',cinrers and I,S,nr
IA. ters hausome assortment Oi S;iraM Brad
Lace and Lawn B0NNETs Erench snd
American lowers. Ribbons. Silks, and a general as
sOrlment Of Millinery Goods U.s.
=, Also, new manufacturing Wire and Buekrum
patterns ~ s'
Marchan's ami Miillners are invited TO call and OK
anime before purchasing, beimg confident thai his
Nsle ana prees wili compare iaVDrabl, with those o.
VIM. c. CALVER
march 90 '54-3m - ''''""''P"'s
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NOTICE.

ii ANlNG been informed bv highly respectable gen.
ucmnn from all parts OF the State that the n,Gr.
SION was universal. IN advertising my Font II Farm
lor sale my object was 10 accomplish pnvale end
or was induced by private motive 10 gain l;irlicu-
lar benefit and not really 10 fleet a sale
Influenced by this information lake tins NE lhol of
10 The public my and determined IN
lenllon WHICH WAS AND WHICH Is, 10 make sale Of
the ioresald Furm Persons having any desire 10 pur
chase will be satisfied by calling upon The Undersigned
~ y. B-PTice reasonable and Ie.ms easy
DANIEL CUAfNiINS.
FOnt Hill, near Smyrna march %, '5+iG
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

FknIT, nl$itW Il HER TIN CANS
RLtN d EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisters of
every description III superior II 1Her ny maChne-
y' ana are prepared 10 hi orders any for peach
cans oyster cans, and cansters of every size and sfye
suiIloie lor any purpose. Having extensive laccs
ana devOug tiems Ives exclusively 10 Tins line of hus
ness hey are enabled 10 furnish these articles at very
NW prices. REIN & EVERETT
mar ~, 5i-3m No IS North Front 81 PhlIada
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
CARPETS A. Ogg CT..T

CARPETS a. OLE CL0T.s~
ELDapGES Cheap Carpet Store. Persons ,yisbins
70 ouy Carpets, Oil Clollls. Malungs &c. yerS
eneap, wholesale or reIn will lind them IN great va
ney aI nus STORE and the subscriber is under var
low rem ana light store expenses, he is enabled 70 veil n,
h9 Verv lowest prices lie would call ttenlon IN his
Superfine Ingram
Fine and medium Ingram 2 ply, CARPElS.
Venitlans Of all kinds,
& ahe vi Sotns from 70 "a feet wide 20 cut for mama
ns Me. WIN great variety Of low priced Inorsn
SarpSn IRON 70 10 5O cents. and Entry and Stair Car
Pos o ~ to.2O cens per yard also maliIDes of mi
Widths, Hearth Rugs. Table Covers Floor Closhs Rag
NJ 4puIs IN @e. f8 H. ii. ELDRlDGR
Ns sa strawberry street., enc door, boys Chsssnus near