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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

TuE GADsDES TnEArY RArrylrD.-rhe Senate
on Tuesday ratified the Gadsden Treaty, or rather
the Gadsden Treaty as amended by that body,
whichis said TO resemble the original docume mt
SO slightly that ii will scarcely be recognized by
those who formed it. The Senate has refused to
remove the Injunction of secrecy, but in all pro-
liability it will find its way into the papers in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
4 HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. III, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Union streets, where
will be prepared with carry aud extensive Spring
stock direct from importers and manuacturers which
would be pleased TO have my old friends and customers
to call and examine
febi 4 wM. n. sELBY
~. G. Atteaf will be found at the above establish
n,ent where he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

D-Aversion has been given 10 the assassination
of the Duke of Parma Of romantic character.
The Duke had invited several favorite officers 10
his table, and while the wine was freely circula-
ting he permitted himself to mention the name OF
lady-forgetting that she was the sister of an Of
ficer present-with something more than lightness.
a retrac:ion was demanded, which the Duke met
with blow, and the officer Immediately seized a
knife from OF the table and stabbed. His escape
was connived at by his eonfreres.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

JAS. H. McMEcHEN is a candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty, at the election to held in the Spring 1851.
oct2 :td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

MR. EplroR:-l announce myself an independent can.
datc the Office of Sheriff Of Ohio County, at the ell
suing spring election.
mrs-daw JOHN BRADY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
Foreign News

From our TelegraphIc reports of yesterday, it
will be seen that the Powers are preparing for
the contest in earnest, and unless some adjust
ment, (now hardly to be anticipated) is speedily
made, the most bloody conflict, ever witness on
the European continent, will De the consequence.
Its fact in the history of warfare, that is not
always noted. that all improvements in the arms
and muniments for destruction, really tend to make
more bloody and fatal the 'snterchange of ARMIES"
While the oscar and the gaping wound" former
ly made by the bill, the broadsword and the spear
OF earlier times, are now rare, yet the inventions
and Improvements in the art of war are now such,
that when hostile well trained and appointed arm
les meet, the slaughter and loss of life will be quad
rupled in given space of time. With the modern
improvements in arms, with "power POWDER"
Colts revolvers revolving rifles, &c., &C., who can
estimate the consequences of collision between
armies composed oftwo hundred thousand French,
English, Egyptians and Turks on the one side, and
an equal number of wild, iyet dicplined and well
appointed Russians on the other. 10000 French
troops have already landed at the city of Con-
stantine, an equal number of English troops are
on thelrwayto join them, while each will be fol-
owed up with heavy recruits Immediately. The
combined fleets in the Euxine is numerous and
formidable, while Admiral Napier has The flower of
the English navy in the Baltic ready to crush the
Russian feet and commerce on the departure Of
theice Chronstadt is the port of st. Petersburg,
and is expected that the English feet will "carry
the war into Africa" and attempt ere long the
bombardment of that port and the destruction of
the Russian fleet and shipping. Such an effort
will be attended with terrible recontre, and the
forts protecting it will add to the errors of Cd
-"Battle on the Baltic.'' Altogether the present
war will be the most eventful of the present cenlu-
~ and its consequences will be felt in every por
lion of the civilized world. We shall endeayor 10
present our readers from time TO time with detail
ed statements of the campaign, as We doubt not
this war will be watched with a deep interest by
all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

To the Voters OF Ohio County.
offer myself candidate the office ;of Sheriff of
county, and reelected shall heretofore discharge
the duties of the office faithfully and imPprtIuly.
mr11 w. S. wlCKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
xr CHANcEkY SALE.

LIZ
DURSUANT to DCcree made bx ~
nav anu eISery for Ohio county on tIe
the suit IA ehanGery between FTOncs 5rS.h MY oV
plllnant, ana Hampden Zane aud oILeIs ~ tiOns a.
VIII ON monday the first day OF May In tSs
ludI ed and fifty four sell in suia bic build yar
S al inc front door OF tie eoni house Of
S1 ii the following described very valuable a
ing situate on the OF Market and he bsk 81
NOW now occupied by Todd & Dyol shoe s!Ors
street 10 the northern boundary OF the gro S o.
the Reserve, thence westwaIdly TO STAKE s
tween Market and Main streets, thence n 9Gi dtaEs
PARALLEL with Market street to stake
ginning. '"'he Place '
zs,ms Of sa1s:1Ten per cent: OF file pureb,,.
be paid IN hand aud the residue by equal
two ard three years from tile dale of ssis &
from The day Of sale till ai The purehassr 10 ls
TO be retained as further security I'M nav rsr s ls tit
Any PEI son wis hing 10 purchase at ptiysis M
ton OF the grounds above described can Ia Az
nrevious 10 the first day OF Ma next BY mp;
ton n11 70 FRANCIS 4. iRMsTRUSt;; PPsa
L NARa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
ff3a1 ESTATE SALES
VALUABLE MILL PRoPP5a;:4
AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY E GsY

nm su SseTs t ne sT SHE that v,,,
mont county, Ohio, miles west ~ ~. " situated 70
lonai Road, nd IN the pretty valley or STeff1
CHASER may want ne Gsrs s nI tbs qen q
navy mill superior bick dwelling bsrm MS
ton Is superior: ements, aud i,Ss;;
The balance OF the land itsched TO th.u,, 70
BE- d, ny into lots 70 sit purchasers; ON.
Market GARDENS w and f iHssI,, smaller tracts
The land is very productive ." 1he NatoGSlT 5 9
Terms liberal for particulars enquire mr., a..
or 10 the subscriber in Wheeling On The preni,.
mT2Id2m I4s Y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

Mr. EpIron:-Pc1se announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
LAP as candidate Commissioner OF the Revenue
the county Distltct at the ensuing May election.
i nro3 MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

pThe following communication was sent in
will account tar =. qs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
Bow Missinp

boy missing.
JAMES WHITE, boy about 10 yea. 5 old, WHO has
y beeuliving with the subscriber for time,
cent Grand to ms stable Thursday last April
90 and not returning search speedily made, and
was secn in the city by some aequantance about twelve
O'Clock the days since which time nothing
heard OF lin. Had on when his left brown sack coat,
corded pants, cloth cap, and boots. He is we'll
grown, OF fall complexion, and black hair
Fearing some accident may have happened him, any
formation concerning said boy will be thankfully acknowl
edged by
aI2T ALEXANDER AfcCORTNEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

VIM. Il. NEEDS,
Roolkbindcr as blank Book MANN fncturcr,
NO. 2ia, MONROE STREET, UP STAIRS
NJ ouLD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w in general, that he has bought establishment
aely known as James 81 Ewings BoOkbindery and blank
book mandatory, and is lepared rule AMI bind
10 ORDER blank books OF every description music masa
Zines, periodicals. &c, manner nv
any establishment III the country.
G1-Constantly OIL hand an assortment OF Blank Books
Pn2T-1Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

TIE undersigned offers himself candidate for the
Office Commissioner Revenue, os the city dst,ie,
at tho ensuing May election
mrl7 E. DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
VALUABLE FARM FOR S SsTF@

VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE
1912 ACRES of Land two miles from, tie rs.
~ lug, on the Ohio river; one half mii q Wl
a Depot OF the Cleveland and Y
road: Said road running directly tbTopvJ IS "a
Astounding as 1t does in COAL lime and ffee sGe Fl
with an eXee9ei quality OF brick clay, and
between NIL and bottom land, 1t presents InI;1t{
The land Is OF superior quality, and is one ~
eaiions Tor vegeta Bile ordary iaTm in The coun,Sl
II Will he sold i'll separate parts If desiTsJ
For terms enquire or X. Miller, Main siT.., I'm,
Ing, or on tile premises. " street, Via.
feb6 u q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

THUS did AIassaccio complain. Meanwhile the
monkey began 10 make significant faces, tile lion
TO agltate his tail with great uneasines, and the
serpent 10 roll and unToll its circles with great
pidity. Then The monkey, approaching his bene.
factor, made him sign to follow, and led him into
the wood-house, where was regularly piled up a
quantity of woodssuficient for the whole wear. II
was the monkey W no had collected this wood in.
the iorest and brought1t to the cottage of Massac-
clio. lhassacclo embraced the grateful ape. The
ionthen uttering delicate roar, led him to cor
ner of the cottage, where he saw an enormous
provision oil game, two sheep, three kids, hares
and RABBITS in abundance, and a fine wild boar all
covered with the branches of trees to keen them
fresh 1t was the lion who had hunted for his
benefactor. Massaccio patted kindly his name
And you, then, SAID he 10 the serpent, AVE YOU
brought me nothing? Artthou Vitalis, or a good
and honest animal like the monkey and iion!''-.
The serpent glided'rapidly under a heap of DIR ed
leaves, and re-appeared immmediately, rearing
itselfsuperbly on its tail, when Massaccio saw,
with surprise, beautiful diamond Units mouth.
diamond !, cried Massaccio, and stretched forth
ms hand to stroks caressingy the serpent and take
Massacsio then set out Immediately for Venice
70 turn his diamond into money. He addressed
o. 10 a jeweller The iewelIer examined
me damondssit was of the finest water.
How much do you ask for it,, said he.
wol hundred crowns. - said Massaccio think
ms demand to be great; II was hardly the tenth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

ROGKDALE ICE.
INHE Subscribers will commence delivering their very
r SUPERIOR iS Ice to customers this morning.
will be promptly attended TO.
April 9th, ,54 WARREN SS SONS S9Ms;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

John L. Spring = defendant !,
Kenars hereby notfaes. the 10Th d' SE ..
between the hours of O'Clock q. ana 9%
eloekP oil that day at the NV once OF j. Dean SmIs'
sq IN The city OF Banorein the State OF
the dePosttlQns Dean Smith and Others Will DC
70 be read evidence for the plaintiffs at the trial Of
cause u from the said DISPOSITIONS -, h.
not then be eomnlenced being eomneneed shan ~
lthe same will be Adjourned l1o'
TIME 70 time unit same taken ard completed
* ALTERED CALDwEILs .,.u
at:orney fOI platinum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
Latest Out!

LaGeSt Out!
NJ cNair a. Merrey have Just received their en-
Their assortment is complete; comprising Fabrics oil
every style and quality from picayunc down to the
nnest Tissues, CIgandies, Silks Satins, Baegcs
eLanes elegant striped awns, plain musIins or The Il
nest quality reduced prices lot plain silk Tissues
at very low prices. ALSo-r. chntzes, chfntzes o
60rderns Gtc Goods OF every description. with
sorts o Furnishing Goods for housekeepes, and nll
- t- VI just
apponted: ~ ~ 0s"'0
No Is Main ST: Centre .Mhesling: apr
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
THE most splendid assortment bonnet ribbons ever
nlel eu by AcNA1R IL HERVEY.
1pST IS Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

STILL THE BEST!I
lock OF chewing Tobacco AMI best imported ce,rs r.
tas city wholesale and retail the sign OF the Turk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

DlSSOEUTION.
VIE partnership heretofore existing urdcr the rmt
a; S. Doane & Co., has this day been dissolved j.
mutual consent. A. s. nOANE
A McSwORDS.
March 18th, 1851. nrH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
sPECIAL NOTICES.

Ma EprroR:-I announce myself as candidate, not
ron the sher:fay, but for the favorable notice who
wish to rulc Wall Paper. window Paper, Fire Board
Pr ts Books and Stationery My stock ia largeand
l ar, determined to s=Ila tue lowest prices.
apI JOHN H. THOMPSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

"Poor animals!'' said he, ttthey are better than
the Signor Vitais; he drove me like beagar
from tie door. Ali with what pleasure would
pitch him again into The pit. And my bride ~ nom
thought 10 marry so magniicently; / have not
stick OF wood in my wood house, not morsal of
ungrateful Wretch. with his portion and his pal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE brick house, situated ON t,s,,,..
IA Inquire oil THOMAS GREY. SAe
FOR SALE OR RENT
TWO fine brick buildings, on ZaRc street E,,, No,
and carriage house, all in good order. se %aa
Inc property being on the Hempfeld Railroad f,lo.
or 10 rooms,O would makeI good HOTEL, S'"'sa
Possession list OF April.
Enquire OF MICHAEL J. RoHAN.
1e9z marble mason, &C Markets
above with otherg good property IN The eitIS
be exchanged for good farm. II III y
LAND FOR SALE.
WISH TO sell my farm near Wheeling, and will -.
onliberal terms, and in one more tractS as rsII
desired. maT9 y Tlt'o55
TRUST SALE.
by virtue Of Deed OF Trust from David yepnpn =,
~ nanda his vile TO the undersigned; dais5 ~ +,
Janary, ISL aug recorded in the clerks Oaee q 5
county court for Ohio county, Virginia. in book 3, -
, shalt at the Court House of Ohio county on n, ~
day Of May 1854, at II o'clock a. a. expose 10 sale 5,T
on to the highest bidder for cash. all The inlefEt 81
Vennum and wife CbeinG the undivided seventh
thereof in and tn lot number five situate on The ss s.
Of Main street in the city OF Wheeling, between FnS
ap14 ALFRED CALDWELL rr,,
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House
IN NEW YORK

IN NEW 1OlNA-
On the Cash Plan Extensive sales and No Losses
Make II Profitable to sell at very Low Prices.
Nj ASON BROTHERS, % PARK Row. opposite the
VI Asor no ise. New York. offer OF Iho most
iensve stocks and complete in The country Of
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount of Goods In our line purchased by country
merchants is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods, hardware and o,hcr bills; and this very cir
cumsIaHce absolutely cOmTels Ob5ers the book bus
ness. who sell on time 10 get larger rots m order 10
make up for the losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved IN credit BUSH ul small amounts. II is
also easy for the merchant make arrangements 20
buy his book bill for cash though it might not be so
convenient for him to purchase Hs larger bills III is
way t..-t
These considerations have led MS 10 ido7t IN our
business from this dalc January 1854, the following
tr,ncipes viz; small pruGts. HnuaTytns prices, and
alpdys cash
Being ourselves tho role publishers Of n number of
the leading and most rrtenSUe y.Selng School Books
in the country, wen as works IN other departments,
our facilities ars unsurpassed
Cali upon Us, send order, and Judge for your.
selves. If the sdvlns you make by nuyng ol IA Tor
cash IS worth while.
Our location is very central, aud easily found -
Stand on the Asor House seps, and look sraeht for.
ward avross tht cuTnef of ihG Park. and you ean0t
ayOiU seeing ou' signs. Remcm cmher. the naihO
MASON BROTHERS.
Peb. 8. 1854
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTioN rol
MEDICINE!
100 PiAs for Ttcemty FIRE Cents.
Dr TOwnScnd's Health Pills


A RE being called for. from uli paris Of tie land
"A they are rapidly surersedng other meGi zines
both on acrOunt OF their happy effects upon the human
ysiem IN removing diseases and impurities. and so
The exceedingly reduced rrice al Wlic h they are OF
fcred
The rich and the poor fnd in then a real boom
each box contains 100 PILLS, being four times as
many as are usually TO be liad of other kinds of pills al
the same price. They contain mineral poison hat.
ever--their ingredients Extracts, Balsams, ana
Gums Of great efficacy
SARSAPARlLLA. IN highly concentrated form,
is prominent Ingredient Troy will be found ex.
ceedIngy etfcacious in removing the following com.
plants VIZ; Impurities OF the Blood, Cusiiveness
Jaund!ce, Female Complaints, Sick Headache Pains
IN the Back. Bilious Affections Dyspepsia Rheuna.
ism Constipation, Pains in the Head, Pains in The
Sde Liver Conolaints, Ferle AfeciioHs Piles lire.
ghariies' Pains in tho Breast Pains in the oins 6c
Now for these. and kindred diseases, TownscatI's s
rms are sovereign remedy, and they are moreover
The Cheapest Medicine in the World! 'rhey most
speeuiy ard eiectualy DO The work, in subdung in.
innmation and Fsvers opening Distracted pores pro.
mo'ing per- 'PTaton, and sso,hing morbid sensbiles
ia snort they are warranted better Than all others
heaper than all, and destined TO supersede oil Try
iicm nyallds. sufferers and all. and rccommen nd
pany onch Box 80 -
Remember ihe Price: 100 PILLS or 25 Gents.
Jan. 20 Sd. cow Iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
Farmers. AtGemti0m


EERTTTIZER AND SuPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
HAS No Equal.
DREP RED expo sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
Il of ali kinds, CORN, POrAT AT0ES and GllASSi IS
Hutshle for all soils One hrrsl is sniiiceni for an
Acre Of Land far superiOs to Ciuano and at half its
price, can be h,d So so per barfeI S25 per ton
of 22t0 Tbs. Method OF Using ~, scatter Broadcafi
and Harrow in. TO be- had cf lie proprietor opy.
GEO. h!l.EINAU, Propr.
No 10 Soulh Front 81. Philadelphia.
/ Used successfully. by Dr William w. Clutk OF
philadelphia, George Grnxes, Esq, Mr.. Field oi Fox
ChaSe, Pl.. hry David ot-AlOunf Airy, Mr., Janny,
Hpek's County. Mr.. .RhOnds Montgomery county,
Mr.. Charles Wood, Isaiuh Wool & Brothers. New
Jersey, Mir. BaudinD OF Huntington City New jersey
Mr.. Bond OF Slllefn, New Jersey, Mr.. Trontwlne
Abingdon. Bucks County, Pa, MIR. Trainer of llela
County. aIessrs. Coleman a. Kitchener Of salem
County, New Jersay, Mr. AlahafIoy Of Marietta, Pa.
ind host Of Farmers III Delaware, New Jersey
| Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Z II s4a
Farmers making Muck BILLS, will inda few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT TH.EES.--yhich II wal
greatly benefit by heng scattered around amor they
have been dug hbopt--a llght aDatng For Sale Oni,
/ by. GEO A. lNAU, Prop'r
i 10. 10 South F,ont st. Philadelphia.
~ B--The Amsfican EHrulitcr las leon used sH'
iessiully IN the islands ofRennusla and Barbadoes,
\ AdeGst ;, 1858 fty'1 a
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
NEedical Rcyief

E auhcted Of boih sexes, in all parts OF the eon.
'ry' suffering from any form Of Secret Dlsease
piseae OF the SKIN, and the effects Of Solitary Pelc.
uce Pain in the Breast aIui Sides Fleulerey. Bnl
Digestion. Weakness Of The Spin0, Loss Of Memory.
nRd general debility Of fhe system re reonesed ia
write 10 DIR Finn, 28ii RACE STREET. above
Eighth. PHILADELPHlA, and they will receive a BOY
oil Medicines, with full directions sufficient 20 euro
packed upwilh care, agaimtt risk or curiositv in,
VALiDS remember pr. +, ii the oldest praolitoner.
and has tho surest Medicines 70 euro sound and hn
eHlly Send Tor his Medicines and you will be 70.
stored. 70 permanent health. a trial will convince
yon The charges 10: his meicnos viii, he modera te
las medicines nre free froui Mercury or poisonous
drugs o. any KIND md are palaiable and eagy akend
n: Ills Book on these Diseasos will be sent i.
al ~. " w. nv on reseipt OF 20 ,con, enclueo
W fTHef' FH''FsH tAprll ~ fs5S--fy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
REMOVAL AND CHANGE.
! RRasspense G. Attractive Stock

MORRIS L. iIALLoWELL a. CO, PHILADELPHIA.
1fl having remored into their splendid New Wate.
house, entrances No. l47 Market, aud No 81 North
Fourth street. opening for the Spring Trade uIl
assortment of SILK and FANCY GUOuS, that
for extent ona variety will surpass any stock ever
OlIcrad that market. Entering in their sl0r0
which OF tie largest in America, with business
of an unusual amount already established, and intend
ing largely to increase it, especially with those who
buy for Cash aud believing that the iairest system in
jnbbIng goods, is TO have Uniform Prices they will bo
compelled TO sell at much smaller profit than can
possibly be liiorj ed where long credits given.
Under heir Cash ard Short Credit system the ne.
ccssy for charging large profits, does MOI H and bv
selling thor goods at Eery .8lH AdUancc on TIC
Foreign Cost. Thcy .5 mako il the Interest OF
every Jldge oi goods, t Edy upon The following
TERNS :-Caai BGyerS viii rect i've discount OF
Sir per cent il ite money 90 paid IN par funds, within
ter days iT1ln date of bill.
Uncurrcnt money will only be taken at its market
value on Inc dy II is received.
TO mcrchahns Of undoGhled standing q credit oI
SIX months will be given fdesred
When m1ncy ID rcniel in advance Of maturity :
discount nt Tie rate Of twelve peE cent. por annup
will be allowed.
They ask from merchants visiting the Eastern cities
the favor ofan examination OF their stock, being salts
fed that tAcv will bo convinced that il is not for hei
interest 10 pay the large profits that are absolutely
essential to those whs give long credits.
NJ. L. HALLewELL, J. L. ALLoWELL'
r. w, sweeney, JAaEs TRAoUAIR,
e. W. LITTLE. Il. H. HUTCHINSON
Jan 10, '5i--2m. ta
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
klufi. FttnfY h alFUng.
fian J X. FianigsTi
ioba Z. Rowand, u. D.
Il r. Aeh'on. E.q.
By order Tho rsn.sses.
lg, EYotCf,es. ycyyei,.y

-. SILVER WARE Wholessle aud Retail
fIas "A az NO. ~ North SECOND Street. opposite
S~%Isdstle Mt. Vernon House, Philndephia. Gold
LeVsr Watches. foil jewecd, IS x. cases, s2S 90 ,
silver Levers full jeweled Si2 CO; Silver L-epsnes
jeweIed, So 90; all warranted % keep good Tine
Goid Pens ead Sil7ef Caro-. 81 90; Gold Fynt iisi
and Pen Cases wis good Gold fcns, as low nB ~ %,
Also. always hand good assortment Of fine Gold
Jcwclry, Gold CGrb. GRarl and FOB Chahis. GOld
Vest Ca0ins. LadieB' 6eld fSschaiHs and Belt Pins
Silver Table $poous from shssto 5iS. DoRer, 50
90 SiI ard Tea. - IS to s. SO PSF set. Stfranted
equal . CON- lil goods warranted 70 be IsiAl they
gre sold for - "a,
a1r YYatclcs and {ogelrY regaFe ! and lyarItssted
41 Al orf sEs sent BY glaif or oiberwss w1lSgbe
punctually attended 10. E NJ. AHfSE, Aklff
No ~ KOFtb SECOND Street. opposi Z lhe M
Vernon HoHse, Failads Ipfla. April 2, 1862 y
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
GuanO! Guano! Guano |!

F3--AtA lkI respectfully Inform our Friends and
tDsiSssHs Wv Customers that we shall berealier
sS'as-As>% occupy the ENTIRE FORE, No. % South
WherSes extending through to No. 35 South Water
street.
OCR BUSINESS has heretofore be0n transacted in
THIS BUILDING, but having now the " HOLE Of
II, with TWO ACCESSIBLE FRONTS one on THE
WHARF Me other OH WATER STREET. we are
enabled 10 oHer grco'er facilities Farmers. both as
regards space and the DelivsIry Of Goods We invite
those in want Of articles in line 70 favorus with
call at our OLD STAND.
1900 tons No. Government Peruvian CrJANO 4
1000 supor phosphate of LIME
1000 bbls POUDREcTE, superior oualitv.
Also, general assortment of OILS, CANDLES,
SOAP, STARCH, Dc, for stle at the loves, market
prices by ALLEN a. NEEDIRS,
No 23 South Wharyos, GrEt store above Chestnut II
Jan. IL, % 3n. Philadelphia