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The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Any Thisrg That You want!

TIIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Smyrn1 and vicinity. that he has always on hand
large aal splendid assrtment Of Books and
STATIONERY; also SNUFF SEGARS and TOBAC-
co, such as Fine Gut Anti Nervous and Cavendish
which he ha4 inst received from Baltimore Fishing
Tackle Of all descriptions; Harrison PEaFUMERY.
Columbian INK, and fne assortment Of Jt.lVELRY
Port Monalsp, Pocket Knives GIass and Britannia
EAitrs, ccordeOns, V1OLINS, 80 hour and eight
dav CLOCKS, TOYS. great Variety Of Confec-
iouaries' Soe Fiading. such lasts, Shoe Thread,
Avis and iEtlts.
oar lie has klso large variety ofmany other articles
E.. WARDS pe.t door 10 Ellason Jsiiersoa's' s -
Commerce Street, Smyrna.
Juue /, 1888 VIA ~. EDWARD WARD.
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DdTIS 4 CTfLTN

Dealers in Lamps, Lanterns d Chandeliers,
nj f. corner FOURTH and CHERRY Streets. Phila.
IN. deipha, having enlarged and improved their
Store, emit having the largest assortmeri OF Lamps in
PHILADELPHIA thlsv are new prepared 20 furnish ZINE
OIL, CA Mp II kfIE, BIZ JRNING FLUID, ETHEREAL.
OIL. PlIt)SGENE GAS and LARD OIL; LAMPS Lam
terms, Of ali patterns Fancy Holel and fall Lamps
Chandeliers, Glrandoles and Candelabras and Britain
mia LAMPS. aitha Manpfncnlrers lowest prices Glass
Lamps BY the PACKAGE at small advance over Auc.
ton prices Biting large MANUFACTURERS OF
Pine OIL, iIurnEg Fluid, Ethereal Ci, Alcohol, and
tlhe Only nne) Fhoegeie Gas they can furnish those
articles at sachprces thai Merchants will find il 10
their advantage 10 buy Call before aoina alsewhera
X you want balgalns Also the Safety Fhlid Lamp
for sale. LOct.i2, ls53-ly.
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STEAM DYEING and SCOJTRJSY: ES.T .D-

STEA DYEING and SECURING: ES'TAR-
- LISdMENF.-M Mrs. T.. w. SMITH, Widow of
Walter Smith, successor to John Jones No 2s Norb
rum street between Market and Arch Philadelnbia
tlhCE GOODS of every description, Dyed to anv
eoioI. re dressed e.folded, arel re-papered.
Ladies' Wearing A pnarel of every descrintio, d,.1
IN me most fashionable and permanent colors and fin
lshed IN good STYLE '
~. MEhiNO' Cashmere and CIBpe ShawIs Table and,
the cOlOfs F' "OO' i"o'Hs
fONGhE and Sikl Dresses fe.dyed all cocrs and
watered equal o new ' "--N
style. rnarcb % "a a i,' Iiieii"r
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WestcOtss & MILLER.

MANuFAcrURER of Sash and Blinds, N. E. corner Of
1fl Broad and Wallace streets, Philadelphia. Con.
santly on hand lar5e assortment of Sash of all sizes
and thickness including thick wtha general assort.
ment OF Rolling Blinds. warranted eduaito any that can
be made. general assortment of sash ready glazed
always on hand All orders by mail despatch will
receive prompt attention. and Goods delivered to any
part Of the City or Districts, free of charge. il
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice. f. ,H. bnarch 30, '54-3m.
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EOTECE.

HAVING been informed by highly respectable gem
II temen from all parts Of the State that the impress
sion was universal m advertising my Font Hill Farm
for sale my object was accomplish private end
or was induced by private motive 10 gam partieu-
lar beHeiitand not really 10 effect sale.
Influenced by this information, take This method Of
announcing 10 the public nay serious and determined in
tenton, WHICH WAS End WHICH NOW rs, 10 make sale Of
the aforesaid Farm. Persons having any desire 10 pur-
chase will be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned.
9s- n. B.-Pree reasonable and terms easy.
DAHlFI tMAiINS.
Font HILL near Smvrna, mar,. e---ee- r.. "a.
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READ THE FOLLOWING:
Letter addressed to care Of Mfr. Curtis Hgtch
Ane1f M R0noD,,0 0bsa

Agent at Rauenna, Ohio.
To DR- MARcHlsI III have been ten years troptled
with Female Complans--proapsus uterf, and all The
attending difficulties; lines rendering my lie most
miserable. fave had the attondaee Of some OF the
best physicians. with but liIle success the most taey
could do was 10 relieve cure out of the CITES
fion. For five months before commencing with yanr
medttine. had nut been able perform any Iat1r.
souId walk but a few steps at TINA, and scarcely
wenf Out of dcors--ip short, was completey PROS.
traied; 10th in body and mind Gn1 expected TO drag
out the rest of my days in suffering and misery. ent
reading your advertisement, was induced Try yaur
invaluable medicine called Uterine CRiholcon as the
last resort. had not used il week before felt like
another woman. BY the use of three bottles vFas
enabled to perform all the labor fer six in The family
with and could walk anywhere in the neighiDf
hood without injury: Nothing but sense OF my ditY
TO you and 10 the afflicted, has induced me to stalemy
case to the public. can safely recommend the pre-
paraion 70 all those suffering like myself
tsigned) MRS SARAH A BIsHoT,
Freedom, Porlege Co., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1889.
J. B. MARCHISI e. CO., Propretors,
'- Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N. Y.
aJAnv person, ising the medicine desiring further
advice Ihans given in the pmplel,will please addrs
DIR. J. b. MARCHISl. as above sses.
may ~. 155f6m. u Af
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long standing.
The Cathocan far sprpasses other remedies, in he
ing more eerp less expensive. and leaving the sys
TEN % better condition. Let all interested call and
obtain pamphlet tree) containing ample proof, from
the most respectable sources of the beneficial results
OF It's use; together with letters from highly expert
snced physicians who haze used it IN their
aud speak from their observations
80 REFERENCES.
p. B. PeckhaIn. M. D., Utica, N. Y.
l. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigna, N. Y.
N. II. MAls. M. D., Rochester, N. x,
ID. Y. Foote, M. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof DuRbar, M. D., Baltimore, Md.
J. c. Oriek, M. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w Reese, M. D., New York City.
w. Prestcott, M. D., Concord, ~ IL.
J. p. Newland, M. D., Utica, N. Y.
Rey. G. S. Beard, Glenn Springs, s. c.
OF Pamphlets had gratis at the Store of P,
MANSFIELD, Agent, Smyrna, Del,
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DagWerFeOtylee w3o1se..

l2o Arch ST., ope doer below ssltn ,oIia No. 9.-.
PEkSohS VisVins The eigtdn-ng bc -!cs .
our superior beg"erreoapes -a9 terg sss-n So. "A
PLAN or Fancy ls-H
The reputai'9n ol our styles OF Portraits rs as bI
as any IN PhiadelpR!a and they offered at nlueh
lower cost. thus giving equal chance TO 1ht9,r "
good Picture o' the best materials Terms One Dol
lar and upwards
~ Dagnerreotypes OF deceased friends or relatives
copied equal to the originals, and Of Tie same SIZE or
larger if fdesired.
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AnAMs & SuTTEEs.

WHOLESALE
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6, Water street, Philadelphia.
HAVE for sale, low for cash, q
800 boxes Herkimer Co Cheese 5tt
100 tubs prime Goshen Butter u
200 kegs and bbls Fenn apd Ohio Butter ~
100 bbs and Kegs Lard .4
2U0 boxes Colgale' tE kingsford pearl Starch
loo boxes Coxes pearl Siafch S-st
$50 boxes CastIle Soap E8
200 boxes Olive Soap
100 boxes Colgate Pale Soap
l25 cases fresh Olive Oil ols and pts q
100000 German and Havana Ssgars
% 700 lbs Sal Soda Il
Spices in all varieties, ground and whole
Pearl Barley, White Beans sap Sago Cheese,
Spht Peas Corn Starch, Pine Apple do. :
Baking Powder, karna, a Sealed herring, CurrantRI
Chocolate, Cocoa, Brona, Raisns, Soda, ;saeratus,
lie Yarnahd Lamp WICK, Indigo, Nutmegs
Hemp and Canary Seed, Rice Flour, Coffee ExI
AiaccaronI and Nermloili, tracts, sf"e
Lemon syrup, Mustard sead, etc. st
April 49, 34-Sm.
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stia faaf 3ifsN Ne lne sa89aaR HlsaI
aaaa A
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SUPERIOR
w Z ~ Ed w ESK.EN EsS.
May IL, l65i-1y.

A BkIfFON & CO. No 40 North Second street,
LAs below Arch, Philadelphia. One oi the most cx-
iensye and hest manufactures i'll he United Staies
orgnaors of Of The splendid sty les of Blinds
and Shades which have Won the prizes the Franklin
Institute for their superiority Of finish and splendor of
conception. 3Cr Shades und Blinds of every variety
and character hand and made order short notice.
and letcred, if required in a superior style and low
prices. Repairing and Jobbmg attended 10. We study
to please the public. Imarch 80 '54-9m
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Window shades.

NEW STOCK. 1854, NEW sTYLlss.
E l.. MILLER q CO, Manufacturers and Whole
NJ. sale and Retail Dealers in WINDOW SHADES
ssah Of Second and Arch streets. phila-
dsipnia, such Goghes Landscapes Borders, Vases
screies. Bcquess Gold Borders, &c, Of The nibst
beautiful designs and perecten Of finish in this colln.
uy and a. such Low Prices challenge all compe-
ltion- bah and White Hoiiands, Cambrcs, Tass,lis,
Soidss bdssses, DC. in every variety, for City or
Soantry Trace, We invite an examination OF our
aock sh'ne Depot. south-sest corner Of Second and
March ~, '54-6n
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AhfMONIA'FED
super = h0sphate OF Lime.

TINtliS Celebrated Fershzer is superior 10 the bes
4 Guapo Tor s1p-uressiug Wheat, Clever aud Griiss
Elslds. Sow at e rate 9 200 400 pounds per acre
The Ammsnia being fixed, does not iy off as most of
that does from Gunno. Where Wheat vas not dressed
IN the Fall. il will 70 be dressed early in the
Spring. often double ard threeiold crops may
be mus secured. and the land ic rich for the benefit
Of other crops. 49,
hsnuiacturcd apd for Sale, Wholesale and Retail,
y 1EtkEs1 W C.. b. ROGERS,
No. 20 Market street. Philadelphia.
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NC. Coates lamp and Variety
GaOlsp

NO. 81 North SECOND STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
GEs3 NJ [. c. would notify the citizens of Smvrna
~ ~. and vicinity, thai he keeps constantly on
hand and tor sale, Wholesale and Retail at the low
es' Cash Prices, Pine Oil Fluid LAMPS, LOOKING,
osf'o and GUiLERY. Albata Plated Spoons and
Cutlery also, Weeks Britannia Ware Burning Enid
Pine Oil or Camphens Lamps, Brass Alarms Patent
E'ghtDay and Ihlriy-Hour CLOCKS, together with a
large variety Of Fancy snd Useful Articles
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RE. WAR a..

Nos - and 70 North Second street Philadelphia
ri M ANCFACTURER and Dealer IN Straw Goods; i;
@9ES w has iust opened 4 beautiful assortment of
the most fashionable English French and Ameri.
can Straw Bonnels Flats. Boys aud Chldcen's Hats
to- ether with good tssOrin nj Of SiGaw Trimmings
winch Wui be soil At Who csa and Retail at q small
profit for Cash Merchants aui AIlliaers are respect
fully invited cell and examine stock before pur-
haslng, we mtrad 10 keep tie treicgl Jock that
can 3e found in the cHy. tn1.a.. ~ > Pm.
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TRIMMINGS,

CONFEC TIONARY AND STATIONARY.
MRS MARY A. ROBERTS. takes this method Of
Ifl informing the Ladies Of Smyrna and vicinity,
ment Of TRIMMINGS consisting in part as follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns,
Merinoes Vovets, Lace Goods, Kid Gloves Hosiery.
DC. Also, good lot of CONFECTIONERY, sush ms
Candies Oranges. Lemons. &c. She also keeps con.
slanlly on hand On assortment Of STATIONARY,
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink. &C..
She would embrace this Opportunity of returning
her aniegned thanks TO those whoh extended their
patronage to her heretofore and OF soliciting con.
tnunnce of the promising that she will spare
pains TO please her eustomers
lss7 MARY a. ROBERTS.
SMYRNA, Nov 2. 2.lsb3--lY. 81
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

FRUIT, OYSTER a. OTHER TIN CANS.
ID ELM & EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisters of
IN every description in superior manner oy machine
ry and prepared ill orders any extent for peach
cans oyster cans and canisters of every size and style
suitable for any purpose. Having extensive facilities
sd devoiing themselves exclusively to tins line Of bust
they arc enabled To furnish these articles at yery
low prices REIN & EVERETT.
mar %, '54-3nl No. 78 North Front st., Philada
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100 Tons Of No. Super PhOs-
phRfe OF EIlNP.

DEBURG'S Original and Genuine warranted
~ superior quality. the cheapest manure in the
werld.
Farmers and Dealers supplied at low prices
Extra Quality Land PLASTER.--5OO0 barrels extra
quality of Lnnd Plaster, selected expressly for its fer
tlizing quality.
10000 bushels Of same in bulk.
1000 barrels Calcined Plaster
500 Casting
100 Dentist
PERUVIAN GUANO-This article we offer in
confidence 10 our customer, as equal TO any import
ed. and far superior to most The market.
5000 bngs Of this superior Guano for sale at the
lowest market rates. Also, Pa'agonian GuanO, Poud.
rette, Ground Charcoal sc.
c. FRENCH 3 co.
At the SteaFa Plaster Mills, junction York Avenue,
Crown and Cnllowhlll streets, Philadelphia.
Jan. 25, '5i.3m
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LOOEA QUA FapR EsIARGATNsI

"A He Subscriber is nowopening large and e,fensve
A. assortment Of NEW GOODS. wnich he has sci
ected with great care. and will sell them UHEAP.-A
lie would particularly cali the attention of the Ladies
% his extensive assortment Of Dry Goods cons sting of
Calcoesi issues, Bareges, Barege De Imnes, ngbanb
Lawns, and as large handsome aesprnahs oi Black
town. Call and exansnet ..lsss.s
THOS. CARBON. 4
Smyrna, April2e, 1854 gsab 't4l1
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CT EDWARD SNOWDON, Importer and Dealer
g. ~ IN QUEENSWARE, CHINA and GLASS
S& NO NO ~ North Second street. opposite Christ
March %, '54.3m
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I.G. WORTH &c CO..

nOOR, BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot. east side Of
IL Broad street. below Wood. Philadelphia. where
may be found constantly on hand an extensive assort
Of Doors, SASH Blinds. Shutters and Mouldings
warranted equal 10 any that can be made.
Also sash ready glazed, always on hand
Orders by mail or dispatch will receive prompt at'en
tion. march 49, '54-3nl
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= IL WI :
Near Smyrna, May 10, '54-2w.
c. 3. ROGERS
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREnoU;

SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 20 Market Street, PbiLadellhaa.
GA M MANUFACTURER and Dealer in all the
tss5sA !V1 most approved Agricultural and Hor
tcultural Implements; Imported and Amerla
can Field and Garden Seed Frdit, Shade and Orna
mental Trees, Guuno, sup. phos. Lime &C.
Inventor and Manufacturer of the Cast Steel Extend
ing Point, Surface and Subsoil Ploughs
Manufacturer of Ammonlated Super Phospbate or
Lime, Chemical Fertilizer Zone Dust. and dealer in
Guano and Powderette, &c. ~
Oct 26, lS53-ly.
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MEXICAN GUANN.

TNHE subscribers cali the attention of Farmers and
i Dealers % this Gusno By chemical analysis il is
found contain larger proportion of Phosphate than
PeruTisa Gnane. 1000 bbls. landing For sale by
J. B. A. e. S. ALLEN,
mar 90, '54.3m and south Wharves, Phila
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE.

ss@2TENElE subscriber, through the requests
@:Sss of her friends, will now dispose of
a large and choice selection of Double and
Single TULIPS, of every shade and color, from
Pure White to the Black Prince, consisting of
PARROTS, Sweet Scented, aud over thirty varie-
ties-some as perfect as Rose. Also, a LARGE
variety OF Hyacinths, and Crown Imperals.
Persons wishing variety can make a good
selection by calling and examining few thou
sand now in bloom, Con fair, sunny dav)-
TuLips-$l to So per dozen, for choice.
II. NJ. JONES.
Near Smyrna, May 10, '54-2w.
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ITS : gEYETIERo

FRITZ ~ Hen ISRr,
Store, No. 80 North Sd 81, PHILADELPHIA;
MOROCCO MANUFACTURERS, =
Curriers' Importers. Commission General Eez .,er
BUSINESS, Wholesale end Retail, -.ss =
= Malulaeiory 10 Msrgarclta Street., y
JGly l3ih, lS53-ly. . -. - -
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,Xlsc Far-Eanaed gEctIicineI
UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

ft"~r Pills hcing composed entirely or medicinal
hcf!"s ar" Of ln0=t harmless nature while the ex
ir-7rinary ,f:aca hey osstSs have rendered them
uUlrer-f''y ro9u'oT IN noaIiy every part of the
world The immense SUcctss ibcy have met With
throughout the S;a'cs IS inpai extraordinary owing
II - presumed, 10 their wonderful efficacy an tho
cure ct h.l.ons complaints and Disorders Of the
Liver and Stomach. Persons who perscvere in
nsng them III accordance with The directions, sell
dom tail IN being restored To health.
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TT
{ a. "a -IHEgaa Il
Smyrna, April 12. '54-G : - 0''''1 =
DOcsOr ENyy ed. ERaiVev.

OFFERS his Professional Services to the cizens OF
~ Smyrna and vicinity His Office is for the pre-
sent at LIS Residence Delaware Street, near South,
house recently occupied by John M. SpaFks) where
he may be found al all times, when not professionally
engaged.
All orders left during his absence will be promptly
attended to,
July l3, 1853. ...e
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MOlIsehoId GlassWare.

GH 'kom ths principal Factories snd late Auction
sortment at Is per cent. below usual les
Dealers and others will do we'll 60 csll belpre mr.
chasing elsewhere. 1000 Packages nose an haad a
EDWARD II. CoRFtELD.
l52 South Second street, above Spruce.
April ~, 54 dm ~ Philadelpsa.
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II stands pre- eminent
for its curative powers
in ali diseases for which
il is recommended, usu-
ally called FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. OF
these arePnolapsis Uteri
or Falling of the Womb;
,Fluor Albus. or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation
and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental KIe-
morrhage. 0r + loodllg;
Painful, Suppressed and
IrregutSr Menstrration,
&c, with all their ac-
campaigning evils, Gan.
Ger excepted no matter
hoy severe or Of how
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STEAMBOAT ss.s,,..gsgg.FsH zErHYR.
SMYRNA Machine Shop,

S.Szg2gzA TTNHE subscribers beg leav to announce
n : &Sss1' l. to the public, that they skill con
I'd egseS tnue, at their old stand in Commerce
Street, to fit up all kinds OF MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY. having Lathes, Drilling and
Turning Machines by s,elm 50 they prepared to
turn and oOre to order MILL SPIN ULES, SHAFTS,
WHEELS, DC. They manuiaeinre superior Thresh
ing and WInnowing machner, warranted CORN
SHELTERS, which will shell $50 bushels per hour
ifom 1000 to 500 per day and separates the cbs
from the grain The prepared TO furnish FARM
ING UTENSILS of oil kinds. Please give Them
call, and they win accommodate reasonable terms
CLEGG, ELLIOTT & co.
Smyrna. march %. '5i.iy.
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Incorporated American
El1IGRANT'S FRIEND SOCIETY

N@t41 y Ht +A1f . 4 III I14FIJ pOLILL I,
Office Removed TO s. L. corner Of Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphn.
TNHE object of this Society 10 to guard the Emigran
against fraud and deceptIon; and to furnish Them
with situations, advice and relief ~ Free of Charge
9r The american Emigrant Friend SOeieiy's'
Office. IS the OHI.Y isCoRPoS.rEp Office in This Civ
and has no connexion with any Intelligence, or so
called Emigrant Offices.
GEO +. GORDON, See'y w. G.. CAIRNS SuDt
Best City Helps TO be found at this Office Farmers
supplied with men and women. Contractors furnishe
with any number of men.
August 10, 1853. [Iyl
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YOung Arnerfca1a's E.ihpay.v.

N OWhhks - RAEGEAEGGEkB - kzEDRstEtRe
USEFUL and attrsetIve sOrIes Of BOOKS for
IA young people, embracing events connected with
the early history Of country, and lives of dstn-
gnshea men, written with much care, and in an enter.
tanning and instructive manner with illustrations Of
important events. auu beautifully illuminated title
pages, containing the life OF Daniel Webster the great
American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes illus.
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill.
Webster fishiRg at FTysburg g.ti
Webster declining the clerkship.
Webster expounding the Constitution. E sac
The Bunker Hill Celebration
Webster al Faneuill Hall.
Marshfeld, the residence Of Webster
Webster on his Fafm shz.
The Life Of Henry Clay, the Min Boy Of the !slashes
nine illust' ations. ~ slsIa8 ER8t
The life Of Benjamin Franklin, nine Illustrations 3
The Life OF General Washington, nine Illustrations
The Life of Marion, nine illustrations.
| The Lille Of alayette nine liisirations
| The Life Of William Penn. nine illustrafiOnH
| The life Of General Taylor, nine iliusirationa
The I.ifs OF Andrew jackson, nine Illustrations
The Life Of Napoleon Bonapane, nine Illustrations
The Old Bell Of Independence; or, Philadelphia in
/ l776, nine illustrations.
| This Yankee Ten Party, and other storesof the Re-
! volution, nine illustrations.
Conaining over 100 illustrations -t
4 Each volume Is well writtefs possessing high
moral tone, and safely be placed IN the hand Of
Il young people They contain numerous anecdotes,
Illustrative of he history OF oureonlry and are we'll
adapted fof iaally or school librirpss
fnce per set, handsomely bound iii cloth gilt backs
and neatiy put up in boxes, s6.759
II rnce per volume neatly bound, cloth gilt 56i COS.
tolporteurs Agents. or Sohot IabrarIes will be
supplied at liberal discount ~
Copies viii be sent by mail hostage fhn
receipt Of the price Of The set OF a,,v volume
LINDSAY a. BLAKIsTSN. Pubishers.
Feb. - lss4--sm. rs & : 1s'''s's
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Music. Fancy & Variety Store.

Music. Fancy & Variety Store.
no. III MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON. Del.
.l7A John MARSH has now the largest sioCk and
41gNJ greatest variety IN the State Of Delau are .
-1ZrE Piano Fores Melodeons Guitars, VloIns
Acoordeons Flutes, Filcs, Flagiolels Flutiuas
Music, together with an endless variety Of Port Bonnacs
and Fancy Articles of almost cry description which
are forwarded direct from the manufacturers and i'm
p)Fters.
J. VI. beng Professor OF Music himself and per-
orrBar upon all the different Instruments has decidedly
the advantage Of selecting his Musical Instruments over
all other music dealers this side Of New York CITY,
Feb, '54-lTn. s,
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IsAEs4 XA Z %salf1
Very Valuable and Desirable
ksCSE s9A1a


49, NOV offered and viii he sold upon reasonQ-
EE,il IN bic terms, AT PRIV ATE SALE
kEii1 MANSON or FONT I'LL FARM, siiuaied
-' West Ot the Town Of Smyrna, and Immediately
adjacent thereto, containing about 2UO CRES Of arabic
LAND, IN highly improved condition, possessing
every advantage private residence and profitable
agriculture. Upon this fun less Than GO 900 bush
els of Lime, 10000 bushels Of Wood Aahos and 80 IONS
Of Guano have been spread within the pas years, be-
sides great variety of other concentrated fertilizers
and the ploing under green crops OF Oa, Buckwheat
Clover, &c all Of which has also been covered twice
or thrice with the best Stable and barn yard manures.
The whole tract Is mclOsed with the best and most
substantial new chestnut and whe oak fencing, about
five thousand dollars expended N the erection Of OUT
BUILDINGS, comprised in winch Is everything reqm
size TO a highly improvetand we'll directed Fafm
1Sz, 3 Acres aloued 10 The most choice Varie.
Essss ties of Apples, Peach, Pear Cherry, Ounce,
80 Plum and Apricot; BESIDES lie Garden abouIds
--- in well selected strawberry res berry, grapes
&c.
Any one wishing 10 purchase viii be shown The pro,
perty by the undersigned
DANIEL CUNINHNS.
Near Smyrna Feb. p, 'ji-H
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CUANO! CiUAMO!

GgE%HNO NASFAEUVa
500 Tons Government Peruvian Guano.
300 Tons super phosphate OF Lime.
800 Bbls. Ground Plaster.
The subscriber offers Tor the above articles ofthe
most superior quality, and at tic very lowest rates
Consumers and Dealers will find it TO their advantage
10 call before purchasing, on JOHN L. P0NEItOY.
o22 SoHih Wharves, "a docr above Chestnut 81
ApriI'5, '54 3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
STR AW GGORS.
SpETNG 1874

ME subscrhers arg now prepared exhibit OF their
splendid NsT Establishmens. Just completed, on
The site Of their iSfmer stand. No a South Second st.
Fancy and six Boanets and Flats Flowers &c; and
and Panama Palm and Summer Hats for Gentlemen,
which orr old patrons merchants and milliners gene
rally, are invited 10 examine, confidently promising
ihs in extent, in variety. novelty, and in styles
stock unequaed. 91y- orders carefully and sprompily
atecuted. THOMAS WHITE s. Co
march 90, 5f3m 81 - ~ Is