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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04

Ba~ The taste displayed by Evans & Cooke
in the arrangement of their Goods, attracts
the attention of every passer by. The bril-
liant manner in which their store is illuminas
ted at night, is quite citylike. Success to
enterprise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04
Daughters of Temperanca

We are requested to state that, the Grand Union
of the Daughters of Temperance, of this State. will
meet 10 Raleigh on the 18th of October, at the
Hall OF Good Samaritan Union. A full attendance
of all the Representatives is particularly desired.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04

H MCGEE & WILLIAMS is the title of a
new Mercantile Firm in this city. See notice
of their large and splendid stock of Goods,
to be found at their store. next door to the
elegant establishment of the Messrs. Tucker.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04

@s We are indebted to Mr.. H. D. Tur-
ner, Bookseller, Raleigh, for a copy of "The
Family Christian Almanac for 1855" Be-
side the usual Tables, it contains some 40
pages of religious and miscellaneous reading,
Of an interesting and valuable character.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04
RALEIGH, g. Q.
Wednesday, October 4, 1854.
A Positive Arrangement.

Subscribers re%ceiUing thei papers 9th a red mark,
are thereby notified that an four s0eeks from the re-
ceipt of the first numbcT parked, their sub
~ssrfption vsass adlH md snless rend0ed
.oithin that time, tie paper ~ be discontinaed.-
This rule will be iaReri5iy adhered to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04

ma DR.. R. Hooker, of this county, re-
quests US to make a correction of the an
nouncement that he is an Agent for the sale
of Hollands German Bitters. He says, at
do not keep them either for sale or use; it is
therefore a mistake whieAr I wish corrected
forthwith"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04

EXCELLENT REPARTEE.-The Rev DR.. NJ
C, minister of Douglas in Clydesdale,
was one day dining in a large party where
the Hon. Henry Erskine and some other law
yers were present. A great dish of crosses
being presented after dinner DIR. MIC, who
was extravagantly fond of vegetables helped
himself much more largely than any other
person, and as he ate with his fingers, with q
peculiar voracity of manner, Mr.. Erskine
was struck with the idea that he resembled
Nebuchadnezzar in his state of condemna-
ton. Resolved to give him a hit for the APP
parent grossness of his taste and manner of
eating, the wit addressed him with CDR.
NC, ye bring me in mind of the great king
Northumberland ;" and the company were
beginning to litter at the ludicrous ~allusion /;
when the reverend vegetable devourer replied,
/" Ay, do | mind ye o. Nebuchadnezzar ?
Thatn be because I'm eating among the
brutes!"
On last night week the steam saw mil. of
Chalmers & Co., in Moore county, was burnt,
together with a large amount of lumber
Supposed to have been done by an incendiary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04

The WAY IT IS DoNE.-A fellow advertises
H;n thA D"4timor0 PuP0tp4hut he wis for the
sum Of ISL enclosed to hiui forward directions
for preparing Is of the most choice liquors,
in quantities of FIVE gallons, for hotels and
private use. These directions, he says, will
ensure a saving of from forty to two hundred
per cent, and the most critical examination
will fail to detect the genuine from the imi-
%tation. Here, says the Washington Star, can
be seen the poisonous liquors now in the
country, the drinking Of which is producing
such fatal consequences to ali who partake
of them. The Penitentiary should be the
penalty for all who yend dragged liquors.
An Episcopal Clergyman, recently return
ed from Europe, visited an immense manu-
factory for fabricating wine he was assured
that the establishment kept a vessel employ
ed to import logwood, that being one of the
ingredients, to make good Port, Claret, Bur
gundy, &C., &c.
Fellow CITIZENS These are facts, NJ
%romancing; and if no other reason than tn
horrid frauds and authorizations now so riff
in the traffic exists, should it not be pu
down by the strong arm Of the law? We d
not make our appeal to protested friends 0
Temperance alone, but to all honest men il
the State. Should we not all unite in on
mighty effort to put down a traffic so awful
so detestable a fraud so enormous in
pecuniary point Of view; a trade SO murder
Gus in its effect upon the lives of our citizens
We speak to the hearts, the consciences, tn
justice, the good sense of the Law Maker
of this State, and the whole world. Wit
you rests the mighty responsibility.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-04
The State Fair.

We hear of numbers of persons, in sections
of the State from which there were no visi-
tiers last year, who intend to be at the Fair
on the 18th and 18th inst. indeed, we have
no doubt the number present will be double
that of last October. We have received va
rious inquiries as to the probabilities of pro-
curing accommodations in the City; we think
we can safely assure all who come, that pro-
visions will be made to furnish them with
eating and sleeping places-at all events, ev-
cry facility in the City, private and public,
will be brought into requisition to afford &C
c~ommodations to all.
The character, quality and variety of ar
ticles on exhibition last year, though it was
a mere experiment, novel and not thoroughly
understood by many who could have contrib
uted interesting and valuable specimens 0
art and industry, yet on the whole wa
highly creditable to our people, and far ex
ceeded the most extravagant calculations o
the friends of the enterprise. This year, tn
character and design of the Institution ]
more generally known and appreciated, an
we have no doubt many things will be on eS
hibition that will make every North Carol
MAN feel prouder of his noble old Mother
Let every one that comes, resolve to brin
something that will add interest and impoI
lance to the occasion, and thus help to bull
up a cause, the object of which is to add dis
nifty and improvement to all the great indu
trial pursuits ofthe State. The Fair GrounC
have been handsomely improved, the Bull
ings enlarged and increased, and we ha,
every reason to believe the Fair of 1854 wi
be q great af fair. Every body come and Sc
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.

J. D. GREENE, date with L. J. Levy & Co.. having
onened the large and splendid store s. E. Of Arch
opd Ninth Streets Philadelphia with stock of rich,
and fashionable Dry Goods % the od latest rndd PGa Gs
msntiIls Velves, Bareges and Mouselin De LANES
large plad Ginghams paid and figured De Lalnes "sn
spring Chntzes and Prints of elegant patterns piah
Goods suitable for Friends, Linens, Lawns, Cambrlcs'
La :es Gloves, Hosiery. elc of every descnplo1 IN,
cludmg large and beautiful assortment OF hlantIas Ol
every shade syle and color got up with special care
uder his own supervision, is now ready 10 furnish The
Ladies' OF Smyrna and vicinity with any oil The ABOVE
goods at the very lowest prices.
The LINEN Department comprises every known
style of goods suitable for Families hoteis' boarding
houses etc. c, -,
and most varied assortment that can be found m an
establishment in Philadelphia :.
I'D. G. from his long experience and connection WI
the most extensive houses in the United Staies anu III
extensive facilities. feels assured that he can ohGr ~
ducements to all who may favor him with CALL seiooi
met with in Philade pha or elsewhere.
Terms invariably, One Price and no Deviation.
| ]. D. GREENE,
S. F. cor of Arch and Ninth sls Philadelphia.
| Anril g. '4-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Young Americans Library.

A USEFUL and attractive series CT BOOKS for
n young people, embracing events connect ed with
the early history Of our country and lives OF distn
gushea men, written with much care. and in an enter
tanning and instructive manner with illustrations of
important events. anu beautifully illuminated title
pages containing the life of Daniel Webster the great
American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes, Illus
tratve of his character and the following ustratons
Young DaEiel in the Saw Mill.
Webster fishing at Frysburg
Webster declining the Clerkship.
Webster expounding the Constitution.
The Bunker Hill Celebration
Webster at Faneuill Hall.
Marshfeld, the residence of Wshster
Webster on his Farm.
The Life Of Henry Clay the Mill Boy Of the slashes,
nine iusti ations
The Life of BENJAMIN Franklin, nine illustrations.
The Life of General Washington. nine illustrations.
The Life of Marion, nine illustrations.
The Life of aiayetie. nine lusirailons
The Life of William Penn, nine Illustrations.
The Life of General Taylor. nine illustrations.
The Lifts of Andrew jackson, nine illustrations.
The Life of Napoleon BOnaparte, nine illustrations.
The Old Bell of Independence; or, Philadelphia in
I776, nine illustrations.
The Yankee Tea Party, snd other stories OF the Re-
rolution nlne illustrations.
Conlaning over 100 illustrations
Each volume is well written, possessing high
moral tone and can saiey be placed IN the hand oi
illustrative of the history oil country, and are well
adapted for family school librarIes
Price per set handsomely bound IN Cloth, gilt backs
and neatly put mp IN boxes, S6.I5. -.
Price per volume. neatly bound, cloth gilt, Dot cts
Colporteur, Agens or School Libraries, will be
supplied at a liberal discount
Copies VIII besen by mail. postage free, upon the
receipt of the price OF the set, any volume
| LINDSAY d. BLAKISToN, Publishers.
| Feb. %, 1s54-5m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House.

IN NEW 1AJlik.
On the Cash Plan. Extensive sales md No Losses
Make It profitable 10 sell at very Lew PncGs
nj ASON BRO THEIRS, 23 PARK Row, opposite the
wi Aslor house. New York offer one Of the most
tensve stocks ud complete in the country
BOOKS aad STATIONERY, Tor Cash Dnv.
The of Goods in Our line purchased by Country
merchants. usually quite small compared with their
dr. goods, harw are aHd other bills; and this very cir
cun,aHce absolutely com els job3ers the book busi
who sell on ume la get larger pro order 10
maize up To- the losses anu ter6ssarI!y
involved a credit busu II \ amounts. ID Is
also easy for the merchant 10 maxi r. .32emcnis iu
buy hts book bll Tor c,,sh iHJu5 s'I not be 50
cOnve enIenL tor htnl Ia purchase hn 'ager ba IA IiS
way
These considerations have len 10 adopt III OnT
business, from this dae January, lS5l the follow Inl
principles, small prgf'S unUarying prIces. aud
dlnayS cash.
Beng ourselves the sole publishers Of number O
the leading and ertsHsiueiy selling School Book
in The country, well works other Ge attmt MS
our facilities are unsur ,assed.
Cali upon US. or send an order and Judge for your
selves. II the saving you ran make by buying OF us 10
cash Is worth while
Our lOcatIon is very central. nld easily found -
Stand the Asior House steps, and look straight fir
ward the Ot the Park, OHd You cann,,
ayo seeing signs. Re mber, the name
MASON BRO THEIRS
Pcb. s. 1854
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTIoN FOR
MEDICINE!
100 Pills for Ii0enty fUe Gem.
Ep TOWnscnd's Health Pills.

A RE being called iOr from ali paris Of the laud ;
n they rapidly supersedIng other medicines.
both on account OF their happy effects upon the human
,stem IN removing diseases and impurities and a so
The exceedingly reduced price at which they Are OF
fared.
The rich aud the pOOr find in them a real boon
each box CONTAINS 100 PILLS, being four times as
many as are usually \" he had OF other kinds pills
the same price. Tb Oniain no mine raj poison what
evet-their ngred are Extracts. Balssms, ald
Gums of great ellie
SARSAPARILJ IN highly concentrated form,
is q prominent nle lent. Ttey will be found ex.
ceedngy elIicaci in removing the following COM
plants, VIz; I'm liics OF the Blood, Custlve eness
Jaundice Femal oinplaints, Sick Headache, Pains
in the Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheuma.
tism. Constipation, Pains in the Head, Pains in the
Side, Liver Comoainis Febrile Affections, Piles lire
gularics Pains in tho Breast Pains in the Loins &c
Now for these. and kindred diseases, Townsend q
Pills are sovereign remedy, and they are moreover
the Cheapest Medicine in the World They most
speedily aud effeetually do the work, subduing in
ilnmmaton and Fsvers. opening obstructed pores pro
moilng perpiraIiOR and soothing morbid sensibihiies
In short, they warranted beller thaa all olher
heaper than all, and destined 10 supersede.ail FRY
them. lnvads. sufferers and all, and fecommend
the FILLS TO your neighborA Or Directions accom-
pany each B0x.
Remember tho Price: 100 PILLS for 25 Cents.
Jan. 20, '54-eow. ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
vr.,,;caI ReIief

r,HE afflicted Of both sexes ~ all parts O 'hs eonn'
n,.nosa az shs skin, and the effects OF Solitary Pac
lice. Pain in ne Breast and SIDES Fe'uleney, Bad
digestion. Weakness Of The spine, Loss o. Memory,
sa"i,a So DR. FLINN, 282 RACE STREET. above
.E'shih. pHlLApl:LrHiA and they will receive Box
~ Medicines with full directions, sufficient 20 cure
,ta,aselves souild privately, sent by the Express,
nacked nm with care, against risk or curiosity. IN.
VATIDS remember Dr. y lis the oldest practitioner
and has The sur,sst Medicines 10 sound and hon
esily Send for his Medicines and YOU will be re-
afored 40 permnnent health. A trial will convince
YOU. The charges ios hismedfcnes viii be moderate.
Ills medicines are free from Mercury. or poisonous
drugs OF any kind, and palatahe and easily iaken
N. B.-Hls BOOK on these Diseases, viii be sent 20
anv part of se country on receipt Of rs cens enclosed
In letter. postpaid tApril 81, iss3--iy
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Far er~. Attention

LEINAJS AMENt AN
FERTILIZER AND UPER PHOSP ATE OF LINZ
HAS Nb EltAl.H
DREPARED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
l. ot ali kinds, CORN, POFA TOES and GRASS; -
sulithie ur all soils. One barrel IN sufficient for an
Acre of Land far superior TO GHanO and at half it
price can be had al S3 81 per hurrc or S25 per ton
OF 22lO lbs Method ui using it, scatter. BrGadclsI
and Harrow IN. 10 hc had al lhe prbprie Tor only
GEO. A lEINAu, PrOpr.
No. l9 SouIh Front ~. Phadelphia d.
Used successfully by Dr, William w. Cla; he. OF
fhiiadelphla George Grnves, ts4., pr. Field OF FOr
Chase y. Mr.. David OF Mount Ary. MIR. Juunv.
ducks County. Mr.. Rhoads. Montgomery COUNTY
Mr. Charles Wood, Isaiah Wood & Bnlhers. New
Jersey, hlr Boud noti0i Burlington CHty New Jersey
Mr. Bond Of Salem. New Jersey, Mr. Troutwine
Abingdon. Bucks County, Pa, Mr. Trainer OF Della
ware County. Aessrs Coleman V iIilehener Of Salem
County, New Jersey MIR. MahaiIey of Marietta. Pa,
and host OF Farmers in Delaware. New Jersey,
| Pennsy'v wanna and elsewhere.
Farmers making Muck Hills, will find few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT erREES.--wLich il will
greatly benefit by being scattered around aftsr they
nave been dug ahont--a light coating For Sale unlv
| by. GEO A. LEM An pron'r
| No 10 South Front ST Philadelphia
N: B--Fhe AmericnH Fertilizer has been used sse.
oessiully IN the Islands Of Bermuda and Barbadoes
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
CAUTION! CAUTIONS!
Thomas Armitage's Eatenf

EIkIIhOMAGNET. LlGHEflNG RODS.
~ BEwARr OF lnPosFERs AND SwISpLERs, -HS
" osser TO prevent repetition of the frauds ex-
a tensiyeiy carried during the last two years. by
q set of scoundrels who travelled over the country
and represent themselves agents, and in many
instances exhibited forged certificates Of agency,
give ustice that all my agents, carry with them
5F1nfed forms. authorising them TO get my Agents.
legally executed and acknowledged before Alderman
lENRY SIMPSON, Of Philadelphia; they have also
ny name and place Of business on their wagons.
hssve them all 70 be strictly honest. and fully
quasnsed with the business OF putting up Lightning
Rods, which they will do at low n price as they
have been resorfed TO- to deraud myself and the pub
ifc. purchasers should be their guard; thousands
have been grossly deceived by purchasing useless
tcIes the shape Of Lightning Rods, having pewter
lead. copper zins and points, either, all Of
which good lor nothing. My Electro Magnet
lightning Rods. have been examised by many of the
Scienufc in the world. who have pronounc-
81 them be the only rods that they have
which calculated 10 lives and property from
Uenry MMnrtrie. James McCtlntesk. Walter K. John
ssn of the u. y Patent Office, e. ]. Carr DR.. T.
Waller and many others who recommend Them in the
highest terms uf appro oation.
All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL, will meet
~ish prompt attention. Spire Rods and Scrolls made
order. Cardinal Points, aud all kinls Of weather
ranes for sale cheap.
tr Ny Agent, SAMUEL C. WILT, will locate
ksm4sf during the Summer Of 1854, at No 81 NOrtt
Queen street. LANCASTER. Pa. and AUGUSTUS
CASN, at PENNSGROVE. N J. Property owners II
shd~e ssctlonz Of the Country. viii do well to call
sh~n-
THOMAS ARMITAGE.
Vine Street. doors above Twelfth. Philad'u
march ~. slim.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Guano! Guano! Guano!

w c@s,o%ers thai Os% %o Idr shall 'sas beTeaer I%
~szSs=< occupy the ENTIRE STORE, No. % South
Wharves extending through to No. 35 South Water
street
OUR BUSINESS haB heretofore been transacted in
THIS BUILDING but having now the " HOLE OF
il. with TWO AEcESssI Bile FRONTS, one on THE
WHARF the other on WATER STREET. We are
regards space nnd the Delivery Of Goods. We invite
those in want OF articles In line TO favor US with
call az our OLD STAND.
1900 ions No. Government Peruvian SoANO
1000 % super phosphate Of LIME.
1000 bbls POUDRErrE, superior quality.
Also a general assortment Of Oils CANDLES,
SOAP, STARCH, Dc, for sale at NE loves: market
prices by ALLEN q NEEpiI[s, Nl dss, :,
No "a South yvharyes. first store above Chesnut ST.
Ian 10 IA ar, =. Philadelphia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
A SECURING EsTAB-

SrTEAM DYEING and SECURING ESrAB-
- LISHMENT,-M Mrs. E. w. SMITH, lWidow of
Walter Smith, successor John Jones) No. 2s North
Fifth street. between Market and Arch, Philadelphia
{ PIECE GOODS of every description, Dy ed TO any
color. re essed, re-foldsd, and re-papered.
LADIES' Wearing Apparel of every description dyed
IN the most fashionable and permanent cOors and I'm
ished in good style.
MERINO, Cashmere and Crepe Shawls Table and
the c0ors.
| PONGEE and Sikh Dresses re.dyed oil colcrs, and
watered equal 20 new.
| Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed in super"
style. traarch %, '54 ly'
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
building Hardware and Tool
Store axcIusiyely rs

+. Largest Establishment Of the sind Ia lha N (
- MN M. MCCLURE q Iliso'. Nn, aa.
IA wv Market street, above seyen.h pA;sa
Manulac rer's De poi Cor Lacks Of ali k,ads
Knoh. wa''ah'e faany' fa1ent silvered Glass
Premium Pore ian Knobs, over lofi na,,arns
Silver Plated nobs Hinges. DC v,sb ,is =. j.
complete assorlm ator all the Modem Goods 4, IN
Line. f-'- f<sA' "a 1sis
Purchasers ars invited to cali ,ni a,avs,. =.
stock. Catalogue isert by Mail II dss,rer ''''
sios n,r Registers and venilarrs al Factory Prices.
VI Al orders put up under The INN q,
sion oil The firra. CALL Avn srr ia f~s u
march 20, ~ enn.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Canton.

TIE subscribers would hereby inform the public
that no peron or persons authorised 10 sell Read
ng's Horse Power Corn Shelter, unless they sell III
our name and authorised hy ns, within the eFrl'
tory uboye described and all persons are hereby IN
formed that shall hold aay persons liable 10 DAM
age who ellder sell OF oBer for sale any machine
involving patent, use any such machine unless
have gra ted no shop rights And all shoP rights
granted by the ptenlee became null aud void al Tie
Time We purchased the copy right ol said TERRITORY.
III machines are warranted 10 give satisfaction.
SO dc rs addressed 10 the subscribers al Delaware
CITY, Delaware, will receive prompt attention.
L. J. lily DE g. CO.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Window Shades.

NEW STOCK. S94. NEW STYLES
~ l.. MILLER & CO. Manufacturers and Whole:
VI. sale and Retail Dealers in WINDOW SHADES
South west corner of Second and Arch Streets Phia-
deIptia such as Gothes Landscapes. Borders, Vases
Screles Bouuets Geld Borders. DC, of the most
beau Iful designs and perfectC Of finish in this coun
try and at such Low Prices 10 challenge al compe-
tiiion Buff and White Hollands, Cambrics, Tasseis
Cords Brasses, &C.. IN every variety, for City OF
Country Trade, We invite an examination OF oul
stock, at the Depot Southwest of Second and
Arch street, Philadelphia.
March %, '54-6m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Wesfcntts & NTiIIer,

NThsUFAcToRER Of Sash and BLINDS. N. e. corner Of
WI Broad and Wallace aareeis, Phiiadslphia. Con-
slanty hand lar5e assortment Of Sssh of all sizes
and thickness including thick, wiIha general sssor
meut OF Rolling Blinds, warranted equal 70 any that
be made. A generi assortment OF sash ready glazed
always band. Al orders by mail despatch. will
receive prompt attention, and Goods delivered 10 any
part of inc City or Dstucs4 free Of charge.
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice. --2-.- (narch29, 543m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERs

~ TINE subscriber having secured
e@:N-s i the exclusive agency for tl,e sale
49, Of the eelebrated Prouiy q Mears
= - Y - Centre Draught. Selisharpening
Ploughs and Castings would invite all who wish To-
procure the very best Agricultural tnEloments 10 call
his sioro No Decatur street, between 9Th and 7th
near Market Phllsdelpha where they VIII find an as.
sormen OF Ponghs OF various sizes saehill and sub
soil Pionghs, Culuyaors SHAREHOLDERS CornShellers
Ok Yokas and Bows. Hoes, Shovels, srsdes. Hay and
Manure Forks, GARDEN Rakes, Horse llakes etc. either
Wholesale or Retail. CHAS HEITEs
April 3. '5i-6m. Fs. 80 =
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
REAp1Ne's PREMIUM Horse. Power
Corn SheIIer.

rV1HE subscribers having purchased of WIN. Read.
ING. of Washington City, the Copy Right for his
Patent Horse Power Corn Shelter. for the Sta,e OF
Delaware, Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland
would respectfully inform the Farmers wllh,n salu
Territory that they now prepared TO iurish lhe'
at the low price o. Thirty live DOLLARS.
This Machine has taken the following Premiums the
past season The first premium with HledaI AZ tle
Worlds Fair in New York city. The trsi premium
al Fair OF American Institute in New iorkei' m, tne
Grs, premium at FAIR of the Franklin nslltble, Phlla
delpLa. The first premium at following Stale FAIRS
! New York. Michigan Ohio AID lndiana besides a
! a score of County Fairs in different states. -,
from The orher Shelters The machine sepafaies 'h'
COILS from the corR thereby saving TWO hands m ofet
ating it. 1t shells 1000 bushels OF Corn 10 one udy
emp1oyng iour horses and four men !; ana II mas o.
em poyIng SIX horses AMI men sielled much more
The subscribers do not deem it necessary 10 say any
thing further in its recommendation, bey0hu Ihe 10
lowing certificates:
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

FRUIT, OYSTER 81 OTHER TIN CANS.
ID EHN g. EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisters Of
N every description in superior manner Dy machine
ry, and prepared fill orders any extent for peach
oyster cans and eansers of every size and style
suitable for any purpose Having extensive facilities
aud devoGng themselves exclusively TO this line Of bust
they are enabled 10 furnish these articles at very
low prices. REIN g. EVERETT.
mar % s5i-3ml No T8 North Front St, Philada
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
AMMoNIATED
Guuev shOsphate OF asime.

UNHIs Celebrated Ferllizer is superior 10 the best
a. liuano for top-dressing Wheat Clover and Grass
Fields Sow at the rate Of 300 to 400 pounds per
The Anmsnia being fixed, does not fly OIL as most Of
that does from Guano. Where Wheat was MOI dressed
in the Fa it will to be dressed early in the
Spring, Often double ard three-iold crops may
be thIs secured and the land left rich for the benefit
of other crops.
Manufactured and for Sale, Wholesale and Retail
nv G B. ROGERS,
No. 90 Market street, Philadelphia
March % 54-3m.