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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
The Candidate for Governor.

As he has signiiied his acceptance of the
nomination made on the 9Th INST. we feel AT
liberty to remark upon his character, and his
fitness for the Office of Governor.
JUDsE RorcE IS probably more widely
known TO the people Of tins State than any
other man in It. As early as 1875 he was
elected Judge on the Supreme Bench, and.
with the exception Of the years 1878, he
held a seat on that bench TIL 1852, receiy-
ing twenty-five elections. During the last
tour years of his Judicial life he was Chef
Justice. No other man has sat for SO long
period on that bench. Hon. Charles Wi.
hams received nineteen elections ROYAL ~
Ter twelve, Milo l.. Bennett fourteen, and
Isaac +. Redfeld nineteen.
The judicial compeers Of Mr.. Royce
have been Chas. X. Williams, Samuel Prem.
tiss, Bates Turner, Titus Hutchinson, John
Matiocks, Sam'l 5 Phelps, J. c. Thompson.
IiIland Hall, Nicholas Baylies, Jacob Cola
mer, William Hebard, Dan'l Kellogg, Chas.
Davis, l. 4. Poland, |. +. Redheld, NJ. f..
Bennett, and Pierpoint lsham.
lie is well advanced in years, and has re-
tired from the bench which he has honored
and adorned, and Is now after long life of
hard labor attending TO the duties Of far
met A man Of small stature, of sedaie cur
rage with countepanee indicative of al,h
and calm reflective mind, he is alike noted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

C. When the editor Of the Vermont
Patriot next attempts to describe Wing
Convention under the mask Of a correspond
ent Of bis own paper, we adyizc hm TO be
careful not to expose himself *. Y. H."
(sec last Patriot says " Dr.. Powers has had
it all his own way" DR.. Powers was not at
the Convention, and moreover, he is dubious
about the ticket nominated. See last " Tenn
perance S'andarl.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

O. The Patriot swesrs that the nomina-
tons at Rutland were made TO the order Of
Tom Powers. The Uoodsiock age intlmates
precisely the reverse. The two rogues con-
tradict each other. and the people may safe
ly discredt both.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

o. The Post Master General is respect
fully informed that his deputy at Montpelier
has become ga Montpelier Wing, and one
that don't bolt regular nominations"
See Vermont Patriot Of June l6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

SHARES in Washington Cdg The assess
mens OF taxable property this year, puts the
value OF the slaves here at 5000 265. Many
OF these are owned in Maryland and vlr-
gina; by returning them 10 their homes a
day before the expiration Of their year OF
service, TO send them back again the second
day AFTER, their owners avoid forieitlng them
to freedom under our National Era.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

GT'The Montpelier postmaster fluids it
utterly impossible to defend ~ Administer
tion, and it, pet measure, the Nebraska
swindIe 50 he shows his devotion to the
SIsvocraey in the only practicable way leii
as kaek-guad. Whether as RESPONSE
bic iitar o. the Patriot -as Wing" Or as
CORE sposdsnt from Rutland-in all we re-
essplze the same black guard.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

Another Pairiot.-U. s. Commissioner
Wilcox, of Columbus, publishes a card in the
Columbus Fact, announcing his resignation.
and intunating that he declines the office be-
cause he IS unwilling 10 execute the Fugi-
tive slave Law. Buff Express
Every decent man should follow his ex-
ample.-.fb. Jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

o. The Tribune fixes the 18th Of July
for the Mass Convention. In our next we
hope 10 fix the time definitely.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

stephen A. Douglass which have damned to
everlasting infumy, the $50 called democrat
&c convention of June u, 1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
MoNDAY, June 10.


SENATE. - In the Senate, today, the Char
presented communications from the Interior
Department relative to the removal of Flor
ida Indians also from the Navy Depart
menr, in relation to the establishment OF
national armory near the coal fields OF Norm
Carolina. Referred and ordered to be Prin-
ted.
Senator Seward presented the memorial
Of a citizen Of New York, claiming to be
the inventor of battering ram Of most tTe'
mendous force, thirteen of them being capa-
bic of defending the coast from Maine 10
Texas.
The Senate took up the bill reorgan'''
ing the Navy Department.
Mr.. Mallory moved substitute for the
bill, which was agreed to. The bill was
then read third time, and its passage post
poned till tomorrow.
Mr.. Douglass bill changing the time ior
the annual meeting of Congress from the
first Monday in December to the htst Mon.
day 10 October, was taken up, debated al
some length aud postponed for the present
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- lCAUI IIl5ls4eIsAbTIONEI-,7 =
Thomas Armitage,s atent


Gar BEWARE OF IMPosTERs AND SwfNnLEns "a
IN order to prevent repetition Of the frauds SO ex.
4 tensvely carried on during the last two years by
set Of sconndrels who travelled over the country
and representt themselves as agents. and in many
instances exhibited forged certificates Of agency,
nos give nstice that all my agents, carry with them
printed FORMS suthOrising them 10 as my Agents
legally executed and acknowledged before Alderman
HENRY SIMPSON, of Philadelp lpha; they have also
my name and place OF business ON their wagons.
believe them all to be strictly honest and fully ac.
qnainted with the business Of putting up Lightning
Rods WHICH they will do NJ as low price as they
can he obaIDed at The factory. As many schemes
have been resurted to- TO deraud myself and the pub
lie, purchasers should he their guard thousands
have been grossly deceived by purchasing useless ar.
iices IN the shape of Lightning itods having pewter
lead, copper zne an, iron points, either, all Of
whlrh are G"HI ior nothing. My Electro Magnet
Ll9htning Rods have been examiYcd by many oil the
most Scientific men in the world. who have pronOHne
ed them be the only rods that they have
which are calculated To lives and properly from
destruction by Lightning --ainOng these Profess,
Uenry MAIurtrie, James McCIiniask, Walter r John
son, of the u 5. Patent Office. L. j. Carr. Dr r. t.
| Waller and many others who recommend them in the
| highest terms 0f appreciation. .-
| All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL, will NEE
| with prompt attention. Spre Rods and Scrolls mad'
to order Cardual Points, aud all kinds OF weathe
Vanes, for sale cheap.
! 21r Ny Agent, SAMUEL c. WILT, will local.
himself during The Summer of 1854. "a No. 81 Nort
| Queen street, LANC CAS'rER, Pa , and AUGUSTUS
| CANN, at PEN SGROVE. y J. Property owners 4
those sertlOnsof the Country. will do well to call
them.
THOMAS ARNIITAGE.
/ Vine Street. 1 doors above twelfth, fhiIad I
| march 22, "54 lin.
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REFERENCES.
READ THE FOLLOW ING:
Letter addressed to care Of Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
re,f nt Rnrp,lnn. { lin

To DR.. MARCmIsl IL have heea ten years troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uieI and all The
attending ifficules; times rendering my lite 7Iusl
miserable | Gave had the attendance OI som" W the
best physcans with but lile SGcccts the Musl they
could do was - relieve cure was out {" the ones
non For five months henrc commencing with Y"nr
medicine. / had not been able 10 periprn any lapF
rOu walk but a few steps at tim'. ali Nrarrel "
weRt out OF dOors-iP short, was completely pros
lraIed 10Th in body and mlnd, ani expected " drag
ont the rest OF my days in suffering ond misery I'M
reading your advertisement was induced TO Try your
invaluable mcI:cine called Uterine CaIhocnn. as the
last resrt had mt uses week betote tell like
another woman BY the of three bnlet was
enabled tn perUrm all the labor isr six IN The hmhv
with ease and could walk anywhere in the ncghhor
hood without injury Nothing but sense OF my duty
10 YOU aud To l'e afflicted has du Ell me Io state my
case the public. safely recommend the ore
paralion 10 all ihuse suffering like NJ self.
tSiSned0 Mrs. SARAH A. @Isuor.
| Freedom, Purege 20. Ohru. iees y 1852.
J. B. MARCHISI &, CO., Proprietors,
Central Depot. 304 Broadway, N. Y,
R-Anv person. using The medicine, d string i'rtlrl
advice than given in the pampclwilI please aGdre;
| Dr. J. b. MARCHlSI, as above.
| may II, lS54 FIN. .---. 's
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-07

A most Astonishing Cure Of ScrofuLous Ulcers,-A
Case Certified By the Mayor Of Boston, England.
Copy oil Lerer from J. Noble Esq, Ma! or OF BOs.
ton, Lincolnshire:
TO Professor Holloway,
Dear Sr-Mrs Sarah Dixon, of LiquorponG street,
Boston. has this day deposed beore that for n
iderabie period she severely afflicted with ScrO-
iuIous Sores and Ulces. in her arms, feet legs ant
other paris OF her body: and although tne irst OF
medical advice obtained. at the cost of large
sum OF money she Obtained no hbatementof suffering
but gradually grew worse
| BeIns recommended by friend TO try your Oni.
Rent she procured small pet, and box OF the Pills
and before that all use I, poms Of ans Imeni
appeared. BY pefseveTing with the medicines Tor
short time longer. according TO the directions, and
strictly adherng TO your rules as To Diet &C. size wa
perfectly cured. ard now enjoys the best Of health.
| i remain, dear SIR yours truly,
| tSgnedl J. NOBLE
| Dated August l. an, 1858.
An Extraordinary s4nd Ropid Cure Of Eryspeas in t
| ~. 3 Leg. Gfgr mefiroI aud had Jaited.
Copy OF Letter from Mrs Elizabeth feat@s. oi I'M
Post olise. Aldwiek Road, near Bognor, Sussex
dated Jan. 18th 1853. ,.s e.+--.. ..tes a..
10 Professor Holloway .s.a ..a .' o. --
Sir--i suffered for considerable period from 80
we're attack OF rysiPelas, which at length setIed !
1 my leg, and resisted all medical treatment. MY sni
ferings were very great, and quite despRired o an
permanent amendment, when WINS advised q nav
RECOURSE 10 your Ointment and Pills. did so ~lihUu
de ay and am happy to say the result was eninenn
successiul, jor they effected radical cnre oi my ie
-
! ever spea with the utmost confidence oil your med
cnes. and have recommended them to others IN thl
1neighborhoed similarly afflicted. who derived equ'
benefit. am. sir, you oSIigel and faithful seryan
90 tSgnod) EIdZABErH YEAFES.
Tho Pills raould he used emInently with the ON
: ment in iu,Ist Of the following cases; fr
Bad Legs Bad Breasts Bur IS. Bunions Biie OF Mo
" chetoes aud SAND Fines, Coco bay, Chlegoioot. Chi
blaina, Chapped hands. Co rms tsof). Cancers, to
: trueted and Stiff JOINTS Elcphantiass. FIsins. Gou
: liiar duar Swei.ings. I4umhago, Piles Rheulnausr
: ScaIds. Sore Nipples. Sors.ihroas. Skin.disease
! scurvy. Sore. .hends Tumours Ulcers Wounds, Yaw
!, Ssld AT the Establishment Of Professor iollowa
= 24i StraEd. tbear Temple BARI London. and also
!. bis House IN New York. 0rders for Medicines IN q
~ staies, addressed IT. Holloway. New York" W
a. receive due alierson. Sold also by I'll respectful
- Drugglss and Dealers in Medicines throughout 2
:, United States in Post Of 37a cents. 81 cents and
so cents EACH 10 be had Whoiesas' 1T the prtncil
Drug Houses in the Unou. - ~ q -
sJ- There H considerable saving by taking !
= larger sizes rf a ,,ifI rasSv ass itfties "a
s NIB, Directions for the guidance Of patfe
IN every disorder are affixed 70 each Pot =
:. ID 4 49,. -,
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Aliens Moving Machine

= -~..----. I,0R sale by tho subscriber at his
&3SfHHE II Agricultural Warehouse, No,
-sass xR2. 20 South Sixlh street. between Mar,
- kei and Cheslnuh philadelphia
Also Pouehs. harrows Culiiyaioni; hay, straw and
corns,ak Cutters; Grain Fans; seed Drills, Revolving
horse Rakes, tiny DragS and Pullays; Corn-sheer
Cora and Cob CrusheFs; spades, slovas. hoes. rakes
hay and manure forks ETC. comprising the largest and
syIvaniA. 49, 8 = 4ss. q - si.s4s ), a. z
LxTrmETH's WARRANTED CARi,ES SEEps--Grass
seeds. Field seeds. Flower seeds and sird Seeds m
g1rBoOKs on agricultural and Horticultural subjees
i d. LANDRETH,
April 10, '54-3m. % South isi1fh ST., Phiia,
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Window shades.

FU$v NIFNAf 9OHs NEW III y bf'S
m l.. MILLER q co.. Manufacturers snd Whole.
NJ. sale and Retail Daalsfs ia WINDOW SIi DIES
Sth corner OF Second aud Arch streets, Phils-
dphia, slich A. Golhss IAIdscApss. Bordsr. Vases.
St!roles Boqneis. Geld Borden. $50, OF the most
btaulfl designs and perfciien If finish N scoun.
tr. and At such Law frees y 10 chsilenge s enps-
% ,s ssa sad wA',s h"a'snd. c.ms',s, &, I'll, ;,
Cs,vnxy Trade, We invite IN examfnaston OF . nf
spleksst ths Dspsx 1eutb wsn corner Of ssesnd nd
= nt.,ss' q, ~ ~" s iar3F 81 2sam
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a = = Es u A. ID q "!

GOOD NEWS FtlR Illt. LADIES'
Professor NnnhorR, the celebrated 0StrOoger nf the
9Th Century has The secret THAI guides the Single TO
a happy Marriage, and TO make the Married happy.
Ladies who were unhappy th!ongi, trouble or mis-
fortune, disa nnoned hopes. and faiSe pnmises we
been nude happy by him
His Medical advice was never kn,NR 70 fail
lie is q married man, n man OF taia,'y which makes
The Ladies consult him in the most delicate with
perlecl confidence
Thousands consult him ub0ut their business aT.
fairs those who had had luck and iuund the more
hey tried TO get forward the thga went against
hem, consulted him, their bad luck has lel them.
md they now fortunate, rich and happy.
lie has the secret that stops she ~iauler AMI envy
your enemies lie shows you the likeucss Of your
fUtnro husband Many go 10 see what is heiorc
them. All teavs HIN perfectly satisfied Mi his hOii-
orahe and gentcmany conduct, and sNiiaticd that
they can coniide in HIM. II yon vaiue yuur iiappn
ness you will consul, him yourself aud bs happy ais"
All interviews are strictly private aI,d confidential
No. George Street. 2d house, North side, abb, q
Schuylkill sixth. Philadelphia.
| VIZ ALTH EMiNENCE AND COOL
FORTUNE!
Gentlemen. look 10 your interests before it is ;pn
late. ConsuiI and iooy tho advice Uf Professor an
horn the ouy Aslrologer of tbs 18th Ceniunf
| Avoid those ilterole aHd uncducaIcd people, whose
ignorance OF the true principle Of The science brng
Ino disrepuIe. A shngEe interview vii convince 4
man OF eduenlon, OF Ia vast difference tetwecn him
and tie litereie preIeIders Of the day. 1t you fol-
| low the Professors advice. Won will sureeed ia al
your undertakings. NJ who have been unforiDnai
/ and unsuccessful in life and ln bsiness-nei
who have worked hard and Struggled dRaiust adv er
silly and nsione lie greater part OF heir lives, ar
lound ihe they turd 10 get forward in the Nurl
tue more things went against them,-Ihese men hap,
4 consulted him for the iasI 80 Yeas. All these VIII,
1 wisely clIowed his advice are NON rich anu napp,
white thase blinded by preindice and ignotance, ne
leced his advice. sre st leborihg against adyerlt
and poverty. e-..rE. p
lie shows you the likeness Of your future Nifs
All interviews are strictly private and c0nldentia
No.3tscorgs ST, North side, above SeluyIkal sixll
Philadelphia. fihsE
Dec, l5th--lY, .. - .,i.-.-s. ..., 81.
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wen and Boys CIoihiug.

fTyERyBODY should embrace this opportlnity 10
~ buy Clothing Cor Men and Boys, at GEORGE
CULdN'S cHrAr CLorHINs EsTABLwHnEsr, 8. 4.
CoRsTI M,lxxEr zsps SECOND sTs.. Philadelphia,
embracing d cboics Of she best most deursbie, and
FsshIonsbls Dress and Frcck Goats. Habit Cloth do
Lincn Drifting do Twseds. SC. with gress variety
OF Bore CLoTHIse clpsisfintt Of Sack Costs, Polks
Jackets. MsIzkey Jackets nlade Of Tweed. LiRei
Drilling ChH3, Alpscca. Kerseynnere, tDosskn etc.
rc&vrsH1so Goops--Csnsl ting of Shists Stocks
Itandksfchbss efcs.sll OF which srs ofsre t-ths
LOWEST possible casa prices. and cheap any oths
Clothing siofe IN sll,e Epion. "a A n. n
Parents Who desire Boys Clothing, are eafnestsy IN
viied 10 examine tbe stoek. . h.Eht ~. y
I 9r County Storekecpers can be accomn odatsd q
''.y ~. =" ' $50 ,.cEnRsE cuLIN. ~ q
f S. L. corner Market snd sscsnd sis.
Anil 10 f51-ix sr.ss.f a srssfs33
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Caution.

THE subscribers would hereby inform tho public
thai person persons a:e authorised 10 sell Read
ings Horse Power Corn Shelter, unless they sell in
cur name and authorised Ivy ns. within the terri
tory above deserbed and all persons hereby in
formed that shall hold any persons liable 10 dam
axs who either self or. offer ior sale any machine
involving e:.s s use any such machine, unless
they purchase IL of au thorised agents,
have granted no shop rights. And all shop rights
granted by the patenee became null aud void at the
time purchased sthe copy right OF said territory.
Fii machines are warranted IN give satisfaction.
gro dsrs addressed TO the subscribers at Delaware
City, DsiaNare, will receive prompt attention.
-ass =. ai.y.s Z. J. Hf DE & co.
M. 90 fs5s -.' b.. . 81.
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'nsp.siss.sS - SiAMMoNIATEp 49, sSs.assl
\ Super hOsphatc OF lime.

vsHIs Cslsbrases Fertilizer is superior 70 the best
IL Gnano lot top-dresslug Wheat CT ,ver and GTHss
Fields. Sow at the rassuf @00to 400 pounds per acre,
The Ammsnia being issd, does not ay of as most OF
tst doe IRON Guaiio. Where Wheat was not dressed
III the Fall II will az sD be dressed early IN The
Spring. Often dpntie ard three.fod crops may
be thus secured. and tbs land left rich FOR tho benefit
Ksnufactured and Cor Bale, Wholesale and ksisil.
by e. b. RoGEks;
snzs a No. 20 Market street. Philadelphia
March 20. A.3in. aarsswis
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GuanO and Super Phosphate
nj Kline

H@RTTHE subscribers preparing to supply
tss2Ej l. the above valuable Fertilizers al mar
Sszs@As ket prices.in lots to snit purchasers. In
store, Ic00 Tons No. / Peruvian tiuaIIo.
1000 Bbls. Super Phosphate OF Lime.
Warranted equal to apy that is made. g
J. B.A a. s. ALLEN.
z and South Wharyes, Philadelphia
march IS, '54.3m. 81
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C..P. KNIGHT q co,

- AS sosmIsNoS MERCHANTS and dealers IN
~ fssh, Cheese and Provisions gene
rally. No % srd 30 wAasvcs PhitadeI phia have on
hanil seppy ef Mscksr6 Codash. Shsd salmon.
sHeringx. Rlue FsA Whirc Fish Hstldnek Hams. Sdss
shSilIdsr Larl Beef rosk Cheese neans, Dried Ar
pass Dried fesrhss Crsnbsrse~ 90. YH1x - % ID
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DAcUERREOTYPES:

CHEMICALLY CULUKED--A NEW DIS
.'fh % II COVERYL sset..5 ~.
P n MaTvin's Daguerrean Roons,
lI6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, (ouer Adams
9 Co.'S 06fee.)
A NEW style OF Chemically Colored pictures.
n semblng Miniatures on Ivory; combining the
hrilancy and accuracy Of the Dasueneoiype. with
the beautiful and ife.ka elect Of color. rendering
lem the most desirable and beautiful style OF Portraits
ever MAIDS. .ersons visiting the city. whother they
wnt pcturesor not should not fail to call and see
these unique and superior productions and u amy
should want pictures, lhey say rest assured that no
pains wall be spared te gys them the best and s.iew
ny ifI on want good gAkcnsss, wait til you eora'
10 the city. e. .-.-s.s,. o. sr
Mr. Marvin uses none but the beat materials wait
OIL you in pes,n. and puts up pictures IN ihs Moroec
cnsss for One Dollars large Family Groups taken
equally low prices. T. as efg ~ So
| 'Insupctoos given the ART on reasonable terms.
| Nov. 20. l5536p 4 - w. esf ~ Is Ssts.t
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rnrm crs Attentfolnr,ii Z
LETNAUs AMERICAN. 49,
rExfTf1zTR AND UpEli PfiOSP ATE on LIME
Has 40 isoUAIH NJ l.sasIL

LETNAy's AMERICAN. .-..s ..,,,,, 2,
Has no EoUAlh ~
DREYARED e1ps sly a,r WHEAT snc t9fsAi IN
Z of I'll kinda corn POTATOES. end GRAsS;as,
suisbss for al sois Ona barrel is issnfIcierisfor an
Acre Of Land far superior 10 Gpano. and at half ih
prsvs can Be had So 50 per bsrrslor es5 per ton
ef z240 / BE- Method OF sslng IL. scatter Bpadeas
end hatros IN To be had of fhe proprenr cgsiy. -
GEO n. EEINAU, Propr.
No. 10 Eonlh + Ffont 81. Philadelphia.
Use4 suecsssfully, BY Lr William. w : cia, kr. OF
Yuiisdelp hia, George Grasess Esq, hssFseld e Eos
Chaag. Py..Mr David of Mount Airy. Mrl fanny,
: tetn = Eounfv. Mr. REstads. Monfgoroery isnInty.
NJ Chsriss Wood Isaiah Wood Il Bn5fhcrs, New
Jersey, Air Boudinott OF Burlington CITY New Jersey,
M Bond Of Salsm. New Jensey. Mr. Trturwige
Ahtnee,n, Bucks County. Ra.. Mr. Trainer " Dela'
,.r1t dunfv Massrs Colsman II Hifcliesr ta lsalem
<<tttti Nav Jtrsey. Mr. Mshailsy Of lfsnaHta. Pa.
snd'sE host 81 Farmers In Delaware. New Jersey
psunsyiysni and eisewhere. n. 4Hr
TerptsS making Muck Hills. will find d few barrels
ir3xinah43 For FRUIT TREES~-which II wi
efeStlt bs6sdf By being scattered around star res
tae~ 6pen due sbopt--a f9hs coating. Fcreaie oni,
f3 GEO. a. LETkAU, RropTr
No. ~ South Front ~. Phiiadairhia.
II R-Ihe Amefican Fertilizer has bssn sissd sxc
,<xsss3iy % the t61an3s 81 npsmuds and Dnrba6USs
fiy1 81 - ktt4
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NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE :
% ,a7s DRY GOODS. ba.sC

J. D. GREENE, date with L. j. Levy h Co. lhsvinx
opened the large and rpleuid e. Of Arch
and Ninth streets Philadelphia. wiih stock Of rich
rare and lsshienablc DFy Goods pf II atest mpag,a-
tions Consisting art &c rich plaid aud striped Silks
inantilla Veivets. fsaregss aud Moosen De lanes.
large plaid Ginelams psaid and 6gured DE Lanes.
spring thntzcs and Prus Of elegass patterns. plain
Goods snitabie ior Fsenls LIness Lawns Catahrics
la es. Cloves Hosiery. Of every desorpiel aIs-
GLIDING large and beautiful assortment of Manuas Of
every ssd@ style aud color. got up with special care
i,der his own supervision. Is ready 10 furnish the
Ladies Of snsfna and yiesy, with amy cf The above
goods fse very lawsss prices. k,aH sss.sf4 rs,
The LINEN Department comprises every known
syle Of goods suitable for Famies Hosels boarding.
houses etc s5sse lslf1sls - III +. - - - =
The HOSIERY Department coEssss Of the largest
and most sared asorinaens that can be Sound in any
establishment in Philadelphia - 81 srs,- -
I'D O. IRON his long experience and connection with
the most extensive hopes in the Uasd States and his
extensive faestias feels assnred thai he can oer in
dneements TO ell Who may favor him with call. ecldsuD
met With IA Philaeelphis or elsewhere, - - =, -,
! Terms invariably, One Price and no Deviation. 80
/ DISCO s..lsssie,. t6Isf.s9. (. - J. D. 6 REENE, a
~ ). f. cor. Of Arch and Ninth sis,, PhsdelpAiA :
1 Aorsih
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-07
Wesicotls g. ITilier,

NTAEUTAcTUgEz Of Sash and Blinds, ". &. cornsrof
lfl Broad and Wallace streels, Philadelphia. Con-
stany on hald larSe nssormen, Of Sash Of all sizes
and thickness ireludng thick witha general assort
ment Of Rolling Blinds, ~Sanisd equal 70 any that can
ss made. general assofiment OF sash ready glazed
always on hand All orders BY mail despatch. will
receive prom attention., and Goods delivered to any
part of tho City or Districts, free ofcharge.
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice. s stmarch 90 '54-Sm. I
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-07
HEREDITARY Complaints upon The Chlldftl
DREADFUL INHERITAtICE
from the Parents,

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
ali that the cattle OF cur heds our horses
our sheen. our cows our oxen, The nature and
character Of tho soil we possess the texture and
quality Of our goods aud merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves rs human beings, With human
functions aud passions, subject to great derange-
ment involving cur future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the hoslth and welfare Of the
wife Of our affections. aud tho mother Of our chill
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
we'll being of those children, we should be iEa-
vnersrd In the darkest and most