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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-30
Drugs and Medicines.

Just received at the Clurks.
/ :! !. 4" !. I. ].
NJ burg Drug and Book Store,
GZSZSS from the city Of Philadelphia a
z5S@zzE large supply Of Drugs, Mcdl-
NJ cines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs
S2 Perfumes, Chemicals, Toilet
MA Fixtures, ETC., all Of which will
- be sold on the most reasonable
terms-to reasonable men wo-
men or children who are In wnnt of any Of tho
above articles. All prescriptions carefully put
up. A. F. BARNES.
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q REEYlARD.

49, q Gov eoicl
- is md 1roIHii| 1frSs & f1tI y
yes DDS Ihe 4gd VII
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WANTED.

A BOY sixteen or seventeen years old, q
n learn the Cabinet Makers cuisines.
- ,o.,. ,sz. J. { & b ny Hg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-30
5000 Bushels wheat
Wanted.

A T the Point NH, for which the Higbos pics
: SAMUEL r, STEEL.
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Varnieh.

sHoPAL, Coach, Japan, Crate, Leather. and
u Aastic FaTnisII. Also, Spirits T1rpen.ine,
for sale By Az. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-30

Ok BOXES assorted Candy just received and
AtJ for sale by LOGAN e. CARR,
FairmOnt. Jily2. mys y.
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REANKS

DLANK Deeds, Deeds Of Trust, Summons,
ID Exeentfons. Bonds, &c, for sale at this Of
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-30

DoNNETs.-A fine stock offspring style, ius
81 BARNEs
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
WI a R ri 9 I'd ,

3 On the 2sth instant, by Rev. Mr. Carpenter,
MIR. SAMUEL c. EATON, of Smyrna, Del, to
Miss ELLEN V. BRYAN, of New Castle county
Married yea, for "better or worse" eter-
nally and inseperably linked. May the chain
that binds them never prove oppressive. May
Heavens blessing rest upon their heads
and may health, wealth and wisdom be their
constant companions. While we wish the
welded ones every joy to which mortal is heir,
we cannot refrain from giving the words of our
Devil, who, disappointed and disheartened at
not receiving any cake, threw the sleeps
foot I" on the floor, and exclaimed
gIfihey don't wish to send us cake,
For fear 'twll give the gout.
Welllet em know our heart won't break.
81 For we can do, as we have done five hundred
times beiore--and that is, 10 get along without"
On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. p. Mans-
field, Mr.. WILLIAM GRANDEN to Miss MARTHA
E. jackson, of Kent county, Del.
On the 23d instant, by the same, MIR. JAMES
L. WoLLAHAs TO Miss MARY A. MERCHANT, Of
Queen Anne's Co, Md.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. LEWIS
HoFrEcgER to Miss SUSAN FAHRow, both o.
| Kent Co, Del
On the same day, by the game, Mr.. PuRSELI
THoMPsoN to Miss SARAH MAsoE, both of Ken
Co, Md.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
NOW ARISE,
FOR THE DAYIS PASSING!

TAKE the liberty Of calling your attention 10 this
advertisement hoping 1t may cause you 10 call and
examine OF the finest, cheapest and best selected
stocks of Gouds in Smyrna.
have taken the ehOuse known for so many years
as the "Spruance Stand" opposite the Bank, and am
now receiving and opening stock of Goods, 10 which
want 10 invite yoHr aticnIiOn knowing II 10 be of
character that cannot be eXcellcd. 1t is entirely
and bought at the lowest cash prices
1t IS needles Il me 10 enumerae the many articles
OF which my stock consists fer il would take up more
space probably than the limits of this worthy paper
would allow, but want you and your friends just to
call and give chance 10 prove 10 you, that what
have said is and think you will tell me that
have uot told you half.
No trouble or a;lenltOn Will espared 10 give entire
satstactn 10 all who may favor with call.
All kinds of Country produce taken al Inc highest
market prices
We determined to do businass that will satisfy
customers well ourselves; all want 20 have
| chance, and the result is certain.
Hoping TO you soon, remain very respectfully
&c, J. HENRY JEFFERSON.
march 90 Stiff
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
I'D. Stevenson.

8 RESPECTFULLY annodnces to the public
- u gene ally that he still continues his
- MARBLE BUSINESS, in al its various branch.
41'-nA' es at the CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR.
KEF STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE, where
he will Manufacture, and make to order, MONU.
MENTS and GRAVE STONES, Of the most anproved
aud modern styles lie Will also manufacture M A r.
Bile MANrELS, and do all kinds Of worf IN connec
ton with buildings, with neatness and despatch, and
al Philadelphia prices. lie would state that all work
IN his line in point Of beauty, ch sarness and excel.
enco Of workmanship. shalt be unexcelied He thsre.
tore assures the public that he make il 10 the
interest Of all TO extend 10 him share OF their patron.
age. $r Orders from the country attended "a With
despatch. s0ec:29. iss3-iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
CAUTION! CAtTiON!!
Thomas ArENifa Ce,s afan4

,El;LCIhO- MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS
90" aHh - -lMPcsTEps AND SWINpLERs ~
ruer IL prevent repetition OF The raJIus m
tcnsiyeiy carried during the last two wears hv
set ol sconndrcs who travelled over H., corn,,y,
ana represents M mseiVcs as a, agents and In Inorv
instances c4aia.ci forged teUGcal2s OF agenr, 7
nc" give Tsticc Ia 81 any 3asnts G. rrv ,;h fbon,
Pr'ttu icfins a!thoris!nZ C;n 10 eCt rs Ev Ag4nts
legally executed and arknup ledgcd eCrc t,ds,7no,,
HENRY S4MFSON. ot Philadelphia: ;i.ev nave olr,
my name aHd Place Of business on their wagons
helieve lAem all 70 bc strictly honest "a nllv &C..
9ualiei WIN iAe business OF pulling ug iahInic..
h0cs, winch tney viii 90 at as iu;y tsi &C ns lsr
can be obtained at the factory A, mn, s"Ien'ss
nave been rsS"EcG 10, 10 deraud mvscf ana The nub
iic purchasers should be on tAer guard ihousan,i.
nave oeoa grossly deceived by purchasing useless ar
hcies N i"e shape OF lightning Rods ,avi:r rewer
lead copper, :..c tDd lgOn poiniS c:iher or MI ,f
which are good fnr no;hing Nv Electro Magnet
lightning itods have been cAsnli.cil T.. mauy OF m.
most Sciealhc men IN the world Wis3 have rronoupc
&c en to ne the only reds, that they have ever seen
whch ase calculated to save lives and nroper;y ron,
des'r"c ~ i-'shning-ancng these ais 3ioiesS -
Henry NJ Murl5le James AIcC 'inteek Waiter Jo5r
son. of the L. y Patent C:,:co T. J. Ca.r Ur - I.
wafer ana many others Hh0 EeCoE.o..l !em IN tic
highest terms uF arDrobaInn
Al orders WHOLESALE and retail "! me-,
wI'h prompt attention. Spre Rod all Scroll nunaa
10 Order. Cardinal Points, and al ia,s of IyeeiSer
Naues, for safe cheap.
9Ss- 3f Agent. SAMUEL c. WILT. will Iaesta
nimseif during the Summer Of 1854, II No 2I Noril
Saee street, LANCASTER, Pa. and AUGUSTUS
CANN, at PENN ROVE, y J. Pronerrv ownsrs ,n
those sections Of The Country viii co well to cali c
them. -
THOMAS ARMITAGE,
Vino Street, doors above TweliA, Phisi a,
march 90. 5s.7m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
Circular.

szz-a INIIE subscriber hegs cave respectfully TO
$50 l. inform his friends and the public gene.
rally that he wi continue the business OF CABT.
NET MAKERS FINDING STORE. in all its various
branches, at the old stand, No. 34 South Second st..
below Dock street, Philadelphia, and respectfully
sOlicis continuance Of the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon the late firm of T. e. l.. THOMPSON,
assuring his friends that every exertUn will be made
by himself and those in his employ to merit a con.
tinuance Of their much esteemed favors.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Philadelphia, march %, '54.6n.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
TRIMMINGS.

'ONFfC lONARY AND STATIONARY.
MRS MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method Of
WI informing the Ladies of Smyrna and vicinity
that she has on hand and extensive assort-
menl Of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns,
MerInOes, Nelves, Lace Goods KID Gloves, Hosiery,
stanty hand an assortment of STATIONARY,
such as Letter Paper Envelopes, Pens Ink &c
She would embrace this o. portunity of returning
her unfegned thanks those who have extended their
patronage to her heretofore, and OF soliciting a
Inuamce of the promising that she will spare
pains to please her customers.
MARY A. ROBERTS
Snyrna Nov 9 l953-Jv
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
Any Thing that You Want I!

IHE snbScnber resi- eciiuILy INFORMS The citizens Of
Il Smyrna, and vicinity, that he has always on md
u large and splendid assrtmont Of Books and
%tatiOnerV; also. SNUFF, SUGARS and TOBAC
co, such Fine Cut. Anti Nervous and CavendIsh
which he has just received from BALTIMORE Fishing
Tackle Of all descriptions; Harrison PERFUnERY,
Coumb IAN INK, and fine assortment Of ofJkWELRY
Port MOnaIcs, Pocket Knives Glass and Britannia
LAMPS, AccOrdPOns, klOLINS, 30 hour and eight
Avis ana Hats.
X lie has also large variety ofmany other ART icles
which 100 numerous 10 mention, Please call at
+. WARDS, next door to EIason 9I Jefferson s.
Commerce Street, Smyrna
Juue |, 1853. EDWARD WARD.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29

(CsFThe rhinoce eros, belonging to Herr Dries
bach's collection, (the death of which some of
the city papers aHnOunce) was brought to this
country, from Calcutta, some four years ago,
and was ten years old. Hew valued at $l0,-
900, though it is said he could not have been
purchased for that sum week ago. His car
cass is now in possession of Barnum Itweighs
about 5000 lbs.
DEATH IN THE PULPIT.--Rev. w. S. LLOYD,
the pastor of two Baptist churches few miles
west of Montgomery, Ala, died on Sunday last
while performing service. He had commenced
hisdscourse, and after speaking few moments,
exc aimed: 81 feel, brethren, | am going
and mstantaneously sank down and expired.
FoRTUNATE.-Joseph Scovillc, late private
secretary of Lola Montez, and editor of the
New York Pick, has fallen heir to the large
estate valued at S200.000, left by the late
Hon. Nathan Preston, OF Litchfeld, Conn.
THE ORPHANs' Court for Kent county, COM
menced ssprlng term yesterday. 1t is thought
the business in hand will extend the session of
the court near a week.
0-F There are ninety -one cases ruled for trial
in the Superior Court of Sussex county for the
April term.-Susser NewS.
In GREENCAsrLE, IND, vote was recently
taken on Prohibition, which resulted for total
extermination. 302; for partial prohibition, IL
and against prohibition, 5.
THE LEGISLATURE OF New JERSEY has again
rejected, by decided vote, n bill to charter the
airline railway from New York to the Della
ware Bay.
6TEggs are 81 dozen in Honolulu, squash.
es so cents piece, and Irish potatoes SO so q
bushcl
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
SUPERIOR
~ ~ I'D OW RE.FNR q

A BRITTON e. CO, No. 40 North Second street,
n. below Arch, Philadelphia. One of The most ex.
ensive and best manufactures in 'he United States
o some ef the splendid styles Of Blinds
ana ohades which have won the prizes the Franklin
Institute for their superiority of finish and spendor Of
conception. 0J' Shades und Rlinds of every variety
and characl hand and made order at short notice
ana lettered if required, in n superior style and at low
prices Repairing and Jobbmg attended to- We study
TO please the public. [march %, 81 9m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
w iEadOW Shades.

NE" STOCK. 1888. NEw STYLEs.
l.. MILLER s co. Ma'mfetu!c.s and Whole
~ sale and Retail Dealers in WINDOW SHADES
Ho'iE. E.~est corner Of Sccon and trch streets PIa-
ae IFlia' sch rs G"tles LanGs pes Hurdrrs Ia>ss
ec1elFs' hoqnets. Goid Borders. &c. Of tie mot
beautiful designs and perfection n fin,h IN this cou,,.
Try and at such Low Prices as 10 Challenge all compc.
IiIon. BlH and White Hollands. Camhrcs 'Tas.l!..
to'uI' hiasses &c in every variety, for C.;y or
Country Trade, We invite an cr:aiIra,ion OF ol-
stock at the Depot, Southwest conner q So.u: .l
Arch street, PHI ladel,ha.
March %. '5i.Gm
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
STRAW G00ns.
SpHING lRh.

THE suheeribers now prepared to exhibit al eir
4 splepdid New Establishment, Just completed on
the sile Of their former stand, No Al South Second st.
Philadelphia entire and beautiful stock OF Straw
Fancy aud silk Bonnets and Flats Flowers. Sc and
and Panama Palm and Summer Hats for Gentlemen
which old patrons merchants and mlliners gene.
rally, are invited TO examine. confidently promising
them. in extent in variety. in novelty, and nyles,
axecuted. THOMAS WHITE a. co.
march 60 D4 em.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29

0CT Professor HOLLOWAY, of London, may he set
down as a public benefactor. lie not only paroniEes
the printers. but places their paper. file. for the
accommodation Of the public New llaveners abroad
viii hnd our papers at his Office, 2lI, Strand. near
Temple Bar which. .lsalways open vsiiers. free OF
charge, and the experience have had with the Pro-
lessor warrants us in assuring those that col upon
him, that they will be kindly treated Vide Morning
Journal and Courier, Aetnlaren, August 1853.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
nm. wARD.

Nos ~ and 70 North Second street. Philadelphia
rENNH AsTFAcTURER and Dealer IN Straw Goods
49, 1fl has Just opened beautiful Assortment Of
~ the most Fashionable English, French and Ameri.
Straw Bonnets Flats. Boys and Children's Hats,
together with good assortment of Straw Trimmings
which will be sold at Wholesale and Retail at small
profit for Cash. Merchants and Millners are respect
fully invited call and examine our stock before pur.
hasing, niepd 10 keep the pretliest stock That
can be found in the city tmaveh 20, sd 2m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29

ETEN 'TNiiE subscriber sole agent for the sale Of
Ilssz55 Il PERUVIAN GUANO in Philadelphia
's@%-ss@ has made arrangements with the Government
Agent at Baltimore for upwards of 5000 tons of Peru.
Wan Guano which will be delivered 10 them direct
from the Chlncha Islands, for this spring sales and
which will he sold in lots TO purchasers az the
low est .sh prio es. S.J. CHRISTIAN
- North Wharves and 81 North Water 81.
march 90 81 3m. Phiiadephia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
Smyrna Machine shop.

$SSSsS<A FINiIt. subscribers beg leave 10 announce
1SaAg L to the public, that they sIll con
fzNsEssN tInue at their Old stand in Commerce
-. Street. TO ft up all kinds Of MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY. having Lahes. Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; they are prepared IN
turn Gnd nore to order MILL SPINDLES, SHAFTS
WHEELS. DC. They manufacture superior Thresh
ing and WinnoWing machines, warranted CORN
S!iEtl-ERS, which will she'll $50 bushels per hour
or from lCoO 10 500 per day, and separates the cnbs
from he graz ThCv prepared to furnish FARM.
M CFENSlLS OF all kinds. Please give them n
call and they will Accommodate on reasonable terms
CLEGC;, ELLIOTT 4 co.
Smyrna, march 90 Jl-iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
Young americans Librarv.

~
A USEFUL AMI aiir,eaTe seriss Of HOOKS g,
- young people. embracing events connected y,if,
the early history Of CGr cOLnIs, aad l:Ttg &c 8st,
gushed Uen, written VIII UaHea Care and n ~ srsr
tanning and instructive nanner with ll!usitarons Of
important events. am beautifully Iumlnulvd title
Amorcan Statesman. with Numerous anecdo,ss ,flns
tsalve Of bis chafaccr and the o loving
Young paniei in the Saw Mil.
Webster fshiag at Frysbrrg
Webster declining the cierIsAip.
Wehsicr expounding tho Constitution
Tho Bunker Hill Csiebrttion
Webstera at Faneuil Hail.
Mophlleld. ths residence OF w. bssey.
WobAler on his Farm.
uiae illpst ador.s
The Lite oS Benjamin Franklin. nine illustrations
Lne Lle Of General washington nine i!lustratipls,
Tho Lie OF Marion nine illustrations. .
The Lie of lafayette, nine .iusisatiors
The Life OF William Penn. nine iilnstrations
The Life OF General Taylor, nine ilIusrratiesse
Ihe Lils sot Andrew jackson, niGe iilus;rai:cls.
The Life Of Napoleon Bonapartc nsao ilustraiicre
Eno Old Ball Of Independencei or, PHILADELPHIA .l
l176, aine illustrations, -,
The Yankee Tea Party, ond oicy sto.i5s OF the Re.
volutica. nine illuEtran0ph
Containing over 100 illustrations. "a,
Each volume ia well written, possessing a high
moral tone. and safely be placed the hand Of
young people. They contain numerous anecdotet,
Illustrative Of the history OF our country and ars we'll
adapted tog family or school libraries.
Price per set, uandsOmely boula III cloth, gik backs
and neatly put up ia boxes, $6.75.
Price per ssgoiune, neatly bound. cloth gilt 50! cts
ColpOrieGft Agents. OF School Libraries. Mlll DO
supplied at @ liberal discount. ss+ 49, 81
COpies will DO sent by nail postage irse. npcu iLe
receiptof the price of the Get. any volume. &
LINDSAY d BLASlSEOE. Pa-i-zf@
FEB. g. ls5i-3E.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
FOR SALE :,

-. A n extensive selection of choice Fruit Trees
@s "A large size. Apple. peach. pear, cherry
~Sw@ plum, nectarne; and strawberry and raspberry
-~ plants, grape vines. &c. Also, very hne silver
naples. Address,
JAMES S. PETERS,
Coucordvillc Nursery, ConcordviIle Del Co, Pa
march 90, '54-lm,
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
II UTnrR TIN CANS,

IL Elm d EVERETT manufacture Tin Canistcrs of
IL every description superior manner ny machine
ry and prepared fill orders 10 any extent for peach
cans oyster cans and cnlslers Of every SIZE and style
suitable for any purpose. Having extensive facilities
aid deyOtlng themselves exclusively this line of busi-
They enabled furnish these articles at very
low prices. REIN & EVERETT
mar %, '5i-3m No. 70 North Front ST.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Min 'HE subscriber takes this method Si inform,
generally that he prepared to all orders
in the Shoemaking line at the shortest notice
LADIES SHOES, from PLAIN to The most fancy style,
MEMS WAER, of every description made in a durable
manner with punctualIty and despatch his shop on
Commerce street. a few doors East OF Nam
ANDREW B. GUILKEY.
march 29.'54-Im
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
CARPETS & OIL CLOTNS.

ELDRIDGES Cheap Carpet Store Persons wishing
II to buy Carpets, Oil Cloths, MaitIngs &c, very
cheap wholesale or retail, will find them IN great va
reiy at his store, and the subscriber Is under very
low rent and ght store expenses he is enabled sell at
the very lowest prices lie would call tenlion his
Beautiful Imperial ply,
Superfne Ingram 2 fo,n,.
Fine and medium Ingram ply, CAHfE Is'
Venitians of all kinds
And Oil Cloths from 10 81 feet wide 10 cut for rooms
halls &c, with great variety of low priced Ingram
Carpets, from % 80 cents and Entry and Stair Car
pets from 10 10 80 cents per yard also mangs Of all
widths, Hearth Rugs Table Covers Floor Cloths Rag
Carpets. &c. H. H. ELDRIDGE
No Al Strawberry street. one door above Chestnut near
Second street, Philadelphia lmarch %, 5l-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
THE DELAWARE HERALD

Is published every Wednesday morning., in the
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, Del, by
Il. l.. POulsOn g. IL. d. IIOfecker,
At ST so 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 seventy-five cents, three times
for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
STEAMBOAT assIE=N ZEPHYR.

TRIPS resumed TO Smyrna, Dover, New Castle
l. Delaware Cliy and Port Penn
That swift and substantial Steamboat, the Zeuhvr
having been Thoroughly Ovevhaued dnrulg the Niner
has resumed her trips between Phlade phla and the
above named places and viii continue 10 e, vo P.a-
delrha. every Tuesday, Thursday lad Saturday
mornings, al O'Clock, returning every Monday,
Wednesday. aLI Friday mornings. leaving Duro
Landing, al : clock. and Smyrna Landing al 81
o'clck touching all interne1i late places both ways
Stages connected with this Liae al Delaware Ci;y,
for St. Georges. Canweii's Bridge, and Mddietowrl
also, at Dover, for Camden Frederica. Milford ard
Georgetown.
Freight taken at low prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on board. c. J. EANDEGRIFF Cau;ain
March 9Th 1883
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
KENT COUNTY TEMPERANCE CON-
VENTION

A meeting OF the Kent County Temperance Conven
IA ton will be held in the Town Of Dover on
Wednesday. the 18th day of April, at l2 o'clock m
The friends of Temperance from all parts Of the Coun
y are requested to be punctual in their Attendance
full means to carry the present campaign in favor Of
law 10 prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating
drinks in the State Of Delaware.
JOSEPH KINNEY SEC'Y.
march % 1851
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
WesfcOtis & Miller.

NTANUFACTURER of Sash and Blinds n. f.. corner Of
1Nl Broad and Wallace streets, Philadelphia. Con-
santly on hand lar5e assortment of Sash of all sizes
and thickness Including thick willis general assort-
ment OF Rolling Blinds warranted equal any that can
be made. A general assortment of sash ready glazed
always on hand All orders by mail or despatch will
receive prompt attention, and Goods delivered 10 any
part of the City or Districts free Of charge.
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice march % '5i.3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
Il. G. NORTH & CO.

NOOK. BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot. east side OF
~ Broad street, below Wood. Philadelphia. where
may be found constantly hand, an extensive assort
nj of Doors Sash Blinds. Shutters and Mouldngs,
warranted equal &c any that can be made
Also sash ready glazed, always on hand
Orders by mail dispatch wll receive prompt atten
liOn Imarch %, '5ESm.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
NOTICE, :,

NOTICE.
HAVING been informed by highly respectnba zen.
ilemen from all parts OF the State that hs more
SION was universal IN advertising nv Font Hill Farm
lor SALE my object was to accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive to gaiu partctl.
lar beneitan not really to effect q sale,
Influenced by this information, take this method of
announcing 70 the public my serious and determined in.
tenton, WHICH AND WHICH NOW Is 10 make sale of
the aforesaid Farm. Persons having any desire 10 pur
chase will be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned
W N. B-Priee reasonable and terms easy
,u DANIEL. CUMMINS.
Font HILL. near Smyrna, march %. 54.if y
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
n MEDICINES,
AAIMONIATFD
lper hOsDhate Of l,5Enc.

THlS Celebrated Fertilizer is ,.coror 10 The b.st
Gualo ior tordressing Whcat - ,c. ana Grass
Inc Ammsnia being fixed, docs not Il? oF as uas. Of
4et does from Guan9. Where " heat "a, ,ai >f,.,.e
=; me i";I. It VII asEe.ov.1 dao>@ oasiy Il. ne
oP+!ns. 'i'en soHhle and n iothrel-..i. cr1ps MAJ
ne thus secured, EN- the land f rich cr ne t-4o,
Ui other ci0nS. S~
Manufactured and for Sale Wfo,.=a,e - ,-r,;..
= 9 g. Re- -.
March -, ~" "ln ''' ''~'0'
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
FOR SALE
for the Delaware
Railroad.

ENGINEER's OFFICE, DOVER, Del,
Feb. 18Th. 1854.
PROPOSALS are now being received at this Office
4 fer furnishing CROSS TIES in lots of 500 and
over deli iverable the line of the Delaware Rail
road between s. aiord and the New Castle and French
town Railroad. or Oh the latter Road. or at Bird s
Landing on the Chesapean, and Delaware Canal.
The CrOss!Ties to b. eight i2et long, SIX inches
thick, square ends, sides heWn true ai5 straight to
faces OF six TO twelve inches and to be of W;:.e Cak
Red Oak or Chestnut Timber.
u. II. KENNEDY,
March % 5i-lm. Resident Engineer
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
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Dn the 23d instant, Mas. EIrzABETH, wife
'oi Ar. John g. Raymond. of Rayinoud's Neck,
l Duek Greek hunersGs in the 43d year Of her age.
lobitSary naxt week
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
RAGS WANTED

pEING extensively engaged in the manufacture Of
ID peper, we will pay to Country merchants and
others having Rags for SALE thon The present mar
ket price-Cash JESSUP a. MOORE,
Paper Manufacturers
PhiladeIphaNos 24 and 26 North ST., first street be-
low Arch, between 5th and 9th. mar 49, 542L4