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The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

above. For three weeks she was at the altar,
night after night, pointing sinners to the Lamb;
II was the last meeting night she attended, at
Its close remarked "my funeral sermon has
been preached--no more will attend the house
of God;" on her knees was heard wrestling for
a blessing, as it would be the last-and when
she left, told them to meet her in Heaven
Her illness dated from thattime, and in less than
two weeks, her soul was required of her. Her
death was sudden-a few groans, and her spirit
was lodged in Abraham's bosom. During her
illness, she said {" am prepared and enter
tanning no fear of death, she frequently coun-
seled her children. Herattachment was strong
to her minister's and was a true successor to
Lydia, " she constrained u.s." Her husband,
with three children, need the prayers of the
faithful. May God keep them His. -
CIVIL.
On Friday morning, Oath ult., Mrs. ELIZA
BETH S., wife of John C. Raymond, of Duck
Creek hundred, in the Add year of her age.
In attempting to record the death of the de-
ceased my heart shrinks from feelings of sor-
row, mingled with regret, that am unable to
do her Justice. She was blessed with pious
parents, who early instructed her in the prcccpts
OF the Christian religion, and when but Il child,
she sought and obtained peace through the
eficacous blood of an immaculate Saviour
At that time she united herself with the M. E.
Church, at Raymond's chapel, on Smyrna cir
cult, where she ooatinued an humble, but de-
vcut member until her DEATH Being pre-dis-
posed to that delusve; yet fatal disease, consump-
ton, it was evident to her friends from the time
she became first bed-fast, [whichwas in the latter
part of February that lite's journey with her
was almost over. Nor was she insensble, that
the space between her and the grave was rapid
ly narrowing. 1t gave her no alarm, though
she knew, that soon the realities of eternity
must be entered upon. She was granted grace,
though her last days were painful, to pass them
without murmur. She bade her friends adieu,
assuring them that "all was WE'LL" and after
giving up the last ties that connected her to
earth, her fondly cherished children, and COM
mtting them to their Almighty Parent, her
work was nearly done. She patiently waited a
few hours, repeating "all is WE'LL" call is
we'll" until her summons came. And, though
death, with his icy chains, has locked her in his
chilling embrace, there is no doubt but hel
spirit has winged its way to Heaven, to minglc
with kindred spirits, i'll chanting Iosannas tc
the Lamb forever. JH.H.
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VIEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
march 90, 1854

J. D. GREENE, (late with l.. J. Levy & Co.,. having
opened the largo and splendid store S T. of Arch
and Ninth streets, Philadelphia, with stock of rich,
raFeaLd fashionable Dry Goods of the latest mpOra-
lions consisting in part Of rich, plaid and striped Silks
mantll!a Velveis, Bareges md Alouseiin De LANES
large PLAID Ginghams, plaid and figured DE Lanes
spring Chnizes and Prints of elegant patterns, PLAIN
Goods suitable for Friends, LINENS, Lawns, Cambrics
"a ;es G!GNes Hesinry elc.. Of every description,
c'udng large and bcauli ~ssnrlmcnt of ManiiIlas of
every shade, style and color got up WIN sPooia caro-
under his supervision, isnow ready to furnish the
Ladies o' Smyrna and vicinity, with any of the above
gO0ds at the very loves; prices.
The LINEN Department comprises every known
style Of goods suitable Tor Families Hotels Boarding
houses. etc.
The HOSIERY Department consists Of the largest
and most varied assortment that can be found in any
establishment in Philadelphia
J. D. q. from his long experience and connection with
the most extensive houses in the UnCd States and his
extensive facilities, feels assured that he offer
ducenentsi all who may favor him with call, seldom
met willIin Philadelphia elsewhere.
! Terms invariably, One Price and no Deviation.
| J. ID. q REENE,
F. cor Of Arch and Ninth sls, Philadelphia
| April 5, '54.3m.
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TMPORTANT to FARMERS.

~ TINIlE subscriber having secured
SGsr=7 i the exclusive agency for the sale
Of the celebrated Prouiy a. Mear's
Centre Draught Seli-sharpening
Ploughs and Castings would invite all who wish 10
prscure the very best Agricultural Implements 10 call
his No Decatur street. between 9th and 7th
near Market Philadelphia where they will find an as
sorment of Poughs of various sizes; sde.h and sub
soil Ploughs, CuItIvators Siraw-Cuters Con-Sheers
Ok Yokes and Bows, Hoes, Shovels Spades, Hay md
Manure Forks Garden akes, Horse Rakes etc, either
Wholesale or Retail. CHAS. HEIrE.
Anril D '5d.6m.
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9J- Professor HOLLOWAY, Of London, may be SET
down as a public benefactor lie only patronzes
the printers but places their paper. on file, for the
accommodation Of the public. New Ilaveners abroad
will find papers al his Office. 2i4, Strand, near
Temple Bar which is always open 10 vsitcrs, free OF
charge, and the experience have had with The Pro.
fessor, warrants Us assuring those that call upOn
him, that they will be kindly ireated.-Iide Morning
Journal end Courier, Ncwharen August, 1853
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

PRANK OF BLIND HoRsE.--An accident of
singular character happened on Wednesday
night last at q. house in the Queens Crescent.
The house in question has partly underground
kitchen, with e skylight over it, and bank of
green-sward runs up one side to level with
the skylight. An old horse having been turned
out for the night on the common, being blind, by
some means got into the garden ana on to the
said slope. The tempting "bite i" lured the
unconscious grazer to his fate, for presently the
unfortunate animal fell right through the sky
light head foremost into the kitchen below, car
rying the whole of the skylight with him upon
the table, crushing everything to atoms. The
servants, who were ironing at the time, had a
most narrow escape of their lives, as the poor
animal kicked out in all directions, bringing
down plate-racks, dresser, dish covers, &c.-
The poor girls, almost frantic, burst out of the
kitchen and ran for their lives, fancying them
selves in place not fit TO mention to ears po-
lite,' hut screaming s. fire = 'murderr 'thievcs!'
at the top of their lungs, whilst the rest of the
inmates locking their doors, screamed for the
police out of Their windows. The consterna-
ton was great and the crash and din so fearful
that no one could muster sufficient pluck to ven.
turc Oh the scene of action. At length police.
man appeared and led the way, his light being
turned full on, and so discovered tho wretcned
animal amongst the heap of odd matter strewr
all around, per force his heels, aud body The
horse had sustained great injury, and was in.
stantly killed.--EngliSh paper.
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Music, Fancy e. Variety Store.

No. III MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
.OslS IoiIN MARSH has now The largest stock end
HHsAkJl greatest variety IN the Stnie OF Delaware
SssAIE Piano Fories, Meodeons, Guitars, Victims.
~ Accordeons Flutes, Flies, Flagiolets, Flutnas,
Music Boxes and all kinds a Musical Instruments sud
Music torether with endless variety Port Monnaies
are Forwarded direct from tho manufacturers and in:'
p,rters,
J. NJ bring Professor Of Music himself and per.
former upon oil the different instruments has decidedly
the advantage of selecting his Musical Instruments
all olher Inusio dealers his side Of New York city,
reb'4-im.e.
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WcstCOtts & Miller.

NTANrrACrURER of Sash and Blinds, n. f. corner of
Nl Broad and Wallace streets, PhiIndelphs g. Con
sanllv on hand arje assortment of Sash of all sizes
and thickness il Guiding thick, with general assort-
men Ol Rolling Blinds warranted equal 10 any thai can
be made A general assortment of sash ready glazed
alw:y Us on hand All Orders by mail despatch Will
receive prompt attention, aud Goods delivered &c any
par o, the City Or DISTRICTS, ir, of charge.
Shi ping the California lnark,t supplied n the
shortest notice. GnarCh29, 5i..ln
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BOOTS ARID SHOES,

vzSrp TTNHE subscriber lakes this method Of inform
YxIS 4 ing the citizens OF smyrna, and the public
generally thai he prepared 10 execute all orders
q in the Shoemakng hne at the shortest no>ee
LANES SHOES, from PLAIN TO the most 'aIcy style.
such as Morocco, Kid, CATERS, 9ci also, GENTLE'
MEMS WAER, of every description made in Surarie
manner with punctuaity and despatch at hs ;lop Oh
Commerce s;rect few doort Last o; Han
ANDREW Z. GCILkEy.
march 2q'hA.Inn~
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STRAW Gt0ODs.

rTNE ubscrbers are now prepared exhibit at their
4 spIerdd New Esisblishment, just completed. on
the site of their former stand No 4 South SecoDd 81,
Philadelphia an entire and beautiful stock Of Straw,
Fancy and silk Bonnets and Flats, Flowers, &c and
and fohama Pam and Summer Hats for Gentlemen,
which our old patrons merchants and miiners gene
rallv ,irc invited TO examine, confidently promising
them In extent in variety in novelty and IN styles
axecuted = -: THOMAS WHITE & co.
march 90, 50 2m ,,. - ne
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ssOnnets, Millinery Goods, * G,

CA CALVER has new in store and is daily re
}%lpO ceivIng from Manufacturers and Impor
81 ters. a handsome assortment of Straw, raid,
Lace and Lawn BONNETS. French and
American Flowers. Ribbons. Silks, and general as
sOrtment of Millinery Goods
Also, new manufacturing Wire aud BucEram
Frames and Crowns, of the latest Frtnch and Engsh
patterns
Merchants and Milliners invited 10 call and CT
anime before purchasing, being confident that his
style and prices will compare fvOrably with those Of
anv ether establishment
VIM. G. CALNER.
No. SO y. Second ST., Phladcl phia.
march 90 '5i.3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

MASON AND DIxoN's LINE" What is meant
BY Mason and Dlxon's line 7" asked bright
blue eyed girl of twelve years of age, when
sitting at her fathers table, few days ago
The answer was, 1T is phrase usually en-
ployed TO describe the boundary between the
free and slave States" "But why do they
describe it i'll that way! 7" was her inquiry
The answer may be worth giving to some of
our young readers:
In the 18th century, James II. of England,
the Duke of York, gave certain lands to Lord
Baltimore and to William Penn, and difficulty
soon sprang up as to the proper owner of these
lands on the Delaware. Again and again was
this affair carried into the Courts, till in the
year 1760, when George iii. came to the crown,
the Lord Chancellor of England made deci-
sion; but new difficulties sprang up in drawing
the boundary lines The commissioner finally
employed Messrs Mason and Dixon, who had
just returned from the Cape of Good Hope,
where they had been to observe the transit of
Venus. They succeeded in establishing the
line between Delaware and Maryland, which
has ever since been called " Mason and Dixon's
line Watchman aud Reflector
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T. a.. WORTH g. CO..

DOOR, BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot, east 81 lie Of
may te found constantly on hand, extensive 0ssort
ment Of Doors Sash, Blinds Shutters and Moudngs.
warranted equal 10 any that can be made.
Also, sash ready glazed. always on hand
Orders by mail or dispatch will receive prompt uten-
ton Tmarch % '5i.:IIn
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Circular.

-ZNT'II subscriber begs leave respectfully 10
Gsa3z1~ inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he viii cenlnue the business of CALH-
NET MAKERS FINDING STORE,in all lis VARIOUS
branches, al the old staid No lS4 South Second 81.
below Dock street, Philadelphia, aud respectfully
bestowed upon the late firm Of Il. tE l.. TIIOAPS0N.
assuring his friends that every excron will Re made
ny himself and those in his employ TO merit u t5n-
linuance OF their mach csicemed iavOrs, s..,--.
p" THOMAS THOMPSON.
PHILADELPHIA march o. 5!-fIn,
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

EEXeTNHE subscriber, sole agent for the sale OF
tsssAE3 i PERUVIAN GUANO in Philadelphia.
sss=<z2 has made arrangements with the Government
Agent at Baltimore for upwards of jOOOaOns of Peru
Wan Guano which will be delivered TO them direct
from The Chlncha Islands. for this spring sales and
which will nc sold in lots SUIT purchasers a: the
lowest c? sh prices. 5. J.CHRIS r1AN.
4S North WharVes aud o. North Water s..
march %, 81 3m. - PhiaGe phia-
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WILMINGTON. April. 3. 1854.
MA r RE ID,

On the morning of the 2sth ult., at St Peters
Church, in this place, by Rev. y. t. Carpenter,
Mr.. SAMUEL g. EAToN, of Smyrna, to Miss
ELLEN VIResNIA, youngest daughter of John 9.
Bryan, Esq, Of New Castle Co., Del, formerly
of Philadelphia,
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KENT COUNTY TEMPERANCE COM.
VEVTT0M

A meeting of the Kent County Temperance Conven-
IA iion will be held in the Town of Dover, on
Wednesday the l2Ih day of April at l2 O'Clock, a.
The friends of Temperance from all parts OF the CUun-
" requested 10 be punctual in their attendance
The object ofthe meeting is iOdevse the most
ul means 10 carry the present campaign in favor Of
law TO pruhbII the manufacture and sale oi intoxicating
drinks IN the State of Delaware.
JOSEPH KINNEY SEC'Y.
march 90, 1854
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EOR SALE.

-, A n extensive selection Of choice Fruit Trees
ESssSsh n large size. Apple peach, pear, cherry,
NTFSA plum, nectarno and strawberry and raspberry
~s- plants, grape vines, Sc Also, very fine silver
NAPLES. Address,
JAMES S. PETERS,
COncordville Nursery, Concordvllle Del, &c Pa.
march 90. 54-lm.
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Near smyrna. Feb. %, 'ji-.f
STEAMBOAT BALLOON FOR rHlI.A-


nN and after ThurtGay, Jar. 9Th, l0j4q
L,e4ess1$I ~ the Steamboat BALLOON will l"sFe
Szaz@aaa2 Smyraa Steamboat Landing, az Long Po''',
for PnlaC phla, touching at DeaEynes Landing.
Poit Penn. Delaware City ard New asllc and CON
tinuc 10 leave tho above named Landing every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday Morning, at oc'ork,
(unlCs, prevented by Ice.} uuil further notice.
Retaining. leaves Ches:nnt Street Wharf, at
o'clock every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Morn
ing. w. ,. BALL, Capt
march l5 "a ~.
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Henry B. FusseIl.

@zN A I ANuFAcrURER of Umbrellas and Psra-
ETy~ IfI sells. in every variety, at the old stand
%<& No. 2 North Fourth street, PhilRdelnhla
Or Constantly on hand large assortment 10
which the attention Of Dealers is requested
April 5, '54-lm.
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DOctOr Edw Id. bailey

OFFERS hIs Professional Services to The citizens OF
~ Smyrna and Vicinity. lii; Office us FOR the pre-.
sept, at his ResIdcRce. Delaware Street, near South
house recently occupied hT john NJ. Sparks.l whcn
lac may be found at all tmes when not professionally
engaged.
All orders left duriRg his absence will be promptly
attended to,
July -, 1883.
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II sFARNERS AZ BUTLDEES
C. p. KNIGHT & co.

e<Ryze> A (toMMIssIoN MERCHANTS and dealers III
eS~xGSSSO 2, Fish, Cheese and Provisions gene
rally No 90 and 80 S. Wharves, Philadelphia. have
hand O. supply Of Mackerel. Goldfish Shad. Salmon
lIerrin Blue Fish. White ish. HaddOok. Hams Sides
Shoulders, Lard Beet Pork, Cheese, Beans, Dried Ap
pies Dried Peaches Cranberries, &c. Imar SO, 543m
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EsAG WNNT.ED

QEiNG extensively engaged in the manufacture of
~ IPpef we will pay to Country merchants and
Others having Rags for sale, more hon the present
ket price--Cash. JESSUP g. MOORE,
Paper Manufacturers.
Phade hiaNos. ~ and 26 North ST., first street be-
low arch, between 5th ane Clh. [mar29, 'S4-.m
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D Stevenson,

: ESpECTFCLLY -aunUune-s>la ihc ruhic
- II gene ally that he still continues hIs
1 -. MARBLE RUSINESS in all lis vaFsl2s branch
e-=-4S e-4S es at the CORNER of f-CONAIEIa'E and MAR
KEF STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE, wlsere
he will Manufacture, anl rlake 10 order MONU-
MENTS and GRAVE STONES Of the Rost,an1rOvea
and modern styles lie will also menufaCt Cture NJ AR
BILE M.kNFELS and do all kinds of w0ff in c6nnee
ton with buildings with neainess and despatch, ami
Philadelphia prices. lie would state That oil work
in his line. point of beauty, ch eaphess and exSs-
lence of workmanship, shall be unexceed lIrfrere-
fore assures the public that he can make i'll 20 the
interest of all to extend to hi. share of their patfo-
age. 9r Orders iror the country atiendei'fO '!ih
despatch. (Oec. 90. IS13-ly. @.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

or Casale Garden, N. y, was leased by auc-
tion, the other day, for five years at Sio,ooo
per annum The price formerly paid was
$4,000.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been informed by highly respectable gem
emen from all parts Of the State that the n,pres.
univ ersa IN advertising my Font Hill Farm
for sale, my object accomplish private end
or was induced by private motive 10 gam parcu-
lar benefit and not really 10 effect a sale
Influenced by this information. take this method of
~"naicllg to the public my serious and determined in.
Ieiton' WHICH wzs WHICH to make sale Of
the ainr"@:: Farm Persons having any ,io-ira n ,,r
chase will be satisfied bv cs!l"s -. ,.r7i11s al
&T n. 3 Price reasonable and terms-easy.
DANIEL CUAIAiINS. S.
Font II near Smyrna, march %, '5l-tf
HE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE
MEDAL AWARDED TO &. MEYER,
FoR HIS Two Pianos, LONDON, OCTOBER IS, 1853
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

CANE SEAT, PLAIN q FANCY CHAIRS.
E. A Dining and % Chamber Chairs, in ali alI the v, are
- lies ofcoors and fashionable Styles the cheapest
rates. Wholesale and retail at
=. +. WOODS
WarCrOnms No. 1919 and l3l North 9Th street.
mar 90, '5l-3m Opposite franklin square, Fhla.
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Smyrna Machine shop.

S--vNsIA VIE su)scrIIltTs neg IcnNe OanhOunfc
SfszzsY> l. to the public, that they still ron
syzl tnue, at their old stand in Cnmmefre
Street TO fit up all X nds Of MILL AID
OTHER MACHINERY. having LaIhes. Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; so they are prepared 10
turn and nore TO order MILL SPiNDLES, SHAFTS,
WHEELS. DC They manufacture superior Tflresh-
irg and Wnnowng machines, warranted CORN
SHELTERS. which wIh shell $50 bushels per hpur
or from 1000 1890 per day, and separates the cnbs
from the grai They are prepared TO furnish FARM
ING UTENSILS Of all kinds Please giyc them n
all, and they will accommodate on reasonable terms.
CLEGG, ELLIOTT & co.
Siryr.a march %. silly.
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FISH AND PROVISIONS.

SSSifs5fSSA 4 (tALDHELL H. GREEN, Wholesale Deal
~ ers, No. 49 Water street, near Arch, Phils-
n "a SsSs 2 dtphia
April5, 54 2tp
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CUANOI CUANOI.

500 Tons Government Peruvian Grano.
800 Tons super phosphate oi Line.
900 Bbls. Ground Plaster.
The subscriber offers for sale the above articles Of the
most superior quality, nnd at the very lowest raies
Consumers and Deeiers will find it TO their advantage
70 call before rnrchosing, on JOHN L. POMEROY.
70 South wharyes, 30 door above Chestnu, si.,
April O., '54 3n
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& OIL CLOTaAS.

CARPETS & OIL CLOTAhS.
ELDRlDGES Cheap Carpet Store. Persons wishing
II 10 buy Carpets, Oil Cloths, Nialtngs, &c, very
cheap, Wholesale retail, will find them great
rey al his store, and the subscriber under very
low and light store expenses he is cnable tose at
the lowest prices. lie would call attention ~ his
Beautiful Imperial ; ply,
Suptrine Ingram (CADpErC
Fine and medium Ingram 2 ply, NANA ri -
Nenitians of all kinds
And O Cloths from 10 81 foet wide 10 cut for rooms
halls &C. with great variety Of low priced Ing rain
Carpets, from % 10 so cents and Entry and STAR Cas
pets r,m 10 to 80 cents per yard also, mangs of all
'dihs Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Cloths, Rag
Carpets, Sv'--.-- II. II. ELDRIDGE,
No Al Strawberry street, onedu0r u.-~a Chcsnut near
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

0F The readers Of the Herald" will please notice
the advertisement for DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN JIxIsgNr,
DR. TERREI.'s HEALING OINTMENT, DR. TewNsEHD's
HEALTH Pills and DARLEY's ARABIAN iIEAvE REMEDY
They SAID be good articles for tho purposes for
which they recommendcd they arc for sale hy the
Druggists and Merchants generally.
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PIiiiadciphia central Dry
: Mtl - asHOd Store. sa.sr q,

SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH AND Arch SrRREre. -
,1 .Jo.f vi AHifss KD ANS invites the particular al
nllIk teutien OF Families and Slorekeepers TO his
IQVNYsxtensive and choice stock of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS comprising one Of the
best a~ortments in the city. New Gods being daily
received from auction and other sOures and customers
may depend getting the latest and best Styles at the
lowest prices.
. Broehe and other Shawls.
Dress Materials, and
Furnishing Goods.
arranged in separate rooms with strong light exame
them bl - ,.-
Philsdelphin, March %, '54-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

VNHE Partnership hoetolore existing between the
subscrl bors under the firm Of GLADING 4
CHRISTIAN this day dissoy ed by mutual consent.
WIN. GLADING,
:. J. CHRISTIAN
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TIE DELAWARE HERALD
Is published every Wednesday morning, in the
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, Del, by
II. l.. PouIson & Il. d. IroGecker,

Il. l.. POuIsOn & IL. d. ITOnecker,
At 81 80 per annum, in advance. No paper
will be discontinued till all arrearages are
paid.
Advertisements not exceeding one square,
cOnspicuOusly inserted one time for fifty cents,
two times for seyenty-fve cents, three times
for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
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THE GRy.ATEST DIs.'OYEny OF rTV

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THF
AGE.--PianterS, Farmers, F0milics aud others can
purchase no Remedy eqI al TO DR. Tobias VENETIAN
IININENT, for dysenIery, choc, crunp, chronic
5heumalsIn, sore Ihroais, toothnche, sea sickness.
cuts burns, sWelngs. bruises, Old sores, headache,
mosquito bites pains in lhe limbs, chcei, back &c
II ii does give relief The money Will be refund
cd all thai is asked, is trial, and according to
the ttrcclIuns.
II is al English remedy. and used by William
the w. late King Oi England, and certified to by him,
cure for rheumatism, when cry thing else had
failed.
Over IO, 900 COO Bottles have been sold in the UnI
ted States, without single failure, and many have
slated that they would not be without It, II il $40
per bottle i'll case Of Group, ii is certain
applied.
1t cures Cholera when first taken IN a few hours !
DYsentery in half an hour; rooihache in five min
utes Ii IS perfectly innocent take into rnaly, and
Is recommended by the most eminent physicians IN the
CnIlcd States.
PRICE 2j AND 80 CENTS.
DIR TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating TO the wonderful
accomplished by his LnIimcnt, but considers arr mt
IIg II sufficient, as any person who does not obtain
relief need not pay for it.
DR. TOBl AS has put up HORSE LINIhlENT in
pint bottles which is warranted cheaper and better
than other for chOc, scrstches, old sores, gals,
! swellings, cuts, bruises &c. Price SO cents.
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE.
$40 Greenwich street, New York.
| Jan. o. lSJi--eoV. Iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

ceT Il DWARD SNOWDON, Importer and Dealer
$sA II in QUEEASWARE, CHINA and GLASS
az No % North Second street, opposite Christ
Church. Philadelphia,
March 90, '5i.3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

FRUIT, oYsTEw a. OTHER TIN CANS.
DEHN g. EVERETT manufacture Tin Canistefs of
In every description in superior oy machine
ry and prepared m orders any extent for peach
cans, oyster cans and canste of every size and style
suitable for any purpose Having extensive acies
and devotng themselves exclusiveyto 70 tins line OF bus
they are enabled furnish these articles very
low prices REHN d. EVERETT,
mar %. '5i-3ni No. 70 North Frcnt st, Philada.
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MEXICAN GVAND.

INHE subscribers cali The attention of Farmers and
realcrs 10 this Guanc. BY chemical analysis II is
found to contain larger proportion of Phosphate than
Peruviaa Guanc. 1900 bbls landing For sale by
J. B. A. IL =. ALLEN.
mar 90. '54,3m and s south Wharv es, IhIla.