davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

Mr. PHILIPS again spoke. lie didn't believe in being
driven and until they were treated in proper
the drovers the butcheas should not buy of them
He hoted that immediate action would be taken on the
resolutions
Mr.. sL,NAs-Ihe gentleman says that having Monday
for market day does not break the Sabbath Now we
all know it does IL il well known that some butchers
now go over 10 New Jersey and buy cattle Sunday.
Mr. lWIyWhat are we to do If the Growers refuse to
furnish with mests don't see what action we can
take THAT will affect them.
Mr. Henry KEIsR-I have had conversation with
some Of the drovers and they think II would be better il
the cattle brought here on Saturday Now sum-
rose It does cost them something to keep the animals
sany They want to enhance the price OF cattle by the
arrangements they are trying TO make. will not buy on
Thursday. ! have lately bought Monday and have
lost money by so doing GauRhter.) But am r,in,
to continue done SO rather than submit. to the dctatioa
Of these pcculators.
Tnr CH.pNAN--I would like the mover of tie resolu-
tions 10 state how far they will commit MS in case wo
pass them Is It understood that not to buy
Mr.. PnIIIPs-No we not 10 buy uuln things are
brought back to their old position; then, but not till
then. 10 treat with the brewers
TIE CHARaav--I am In favor a. having every day
market day, and the resolutions fear III commit us TO
not buying meat at all.
Here there considerable confusion several talk.
Mr. Eswly NJ; Chairman cal for an an.wer to
their meat TO market at alis
Loud csll for question.
:. Mr.. kKyssR-Oh, you may rest assured that where
there buyers there will be plenty OF sellers TO supply
their wants.
The question here about TO be taken
Mr.. SEAMAN GnterruptinE)-I press my amendment
Mr. Cnsirman about proposing Wednesday q compro-
mise
The Chairman nut the amendment which ,ras Iost
Mr.. Seaman alone voting in the affirmative
Mr.. Philips resolutions wero then carried almost
unanimously.
The CHsRnAS-Wci gentlemen, you bave passed these
resolutions but now must tell you that will buy cat
lie any day want them. But tell you what am willing
70 do. Let make statement through the
that we will be ready TO buy Mondays and promise
You there will be plenty to sell (Applause.)
The meeting then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

r OST-AT 4o1 BROADWAY, ON THURSDAY EVEN
IL ing, slut brown color, very short legs, and fat
and answers to the name OF Pinkey. WhosOever has
found it, and will return il 4Ol Broadway, shall b
suitably rewarded. j. NEWMAN, 401 Broadway.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
nj "A r RI Z D ,

On the Doth inst, in Philadelphia, by Rev. P.
Coombe, Mr.. THOMAS L. PouLsoS, one of the
Editors of the 4Delaware Herald" to Miss
Cora w. CooxsE, daughter of the officiating
slergyman.
We most certainly wish our colleague, and
his lady. all the happiness which mortal is heir
to. AS they have launched their barque upon
the broad sea of matrimony, we hope they may
float upon the full tide of prosperity and anchor
safe in the haven of peace. We hope the
responsibilities Of life may not prove burden,
but that every revolving year may bring them
new clements of felicity.
In Dover, on the Goth inst, by Rev. II. E.
Gilroy, Mr.. ANDREW b. GungEY, of Smyrna,
TO Miss MARY DRAIN, Of the former place.
On the same day, irt Trinity NJ E. Church,
Philadelphia, by Prof w. L. Boswell L. SEow-
DEN THomAs, of the Philadelphia Conference,
to ANN NJ, eldest daughter Of Joseph Miller,
ESQ.,, of that city. ~ e.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
I'D. Stevenson.

& y ESPECrFC LILY annouLces' 10 the rr1l-
E~f ~ gene a''y that no sill continues ais
- MARBLE BUSINESS, in a I its various branc',
- es at the CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR.
kET STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE. where
ne VIII Manufacture, and .lake 20 oder SOM
MENTS and GRAVE STONES Of tn most approved
and modern styles lie viii a.s1 maGrilttnre VI p
DIE MANfELS and do ali lnIs Ot WORT IN c5nHoc
ton with buildings. with nealness and despatch and
at Philadelphia prices. He would that all work
IN his line in point of beauty chsapness and excel
icnce OF workmanship shall be unexcelled. lilo there
lore assures the public that he make it 10 the
interest of ali 10 extend to him a share Of their patron
age 65- Orders from the Iniry attended to With
despatch. (6ec % lS53-1v
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
VIXEN anei. BgOys Clotl,ing.

A. buy Clothing for Men and Boys, al GEORGE
CULlN'S CHEAP CLoTHING ESTABLISHMENT S. L
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs, Philadelphia,
embracing choice of the best. most desirable, and
Fashionable Dress and FrCck Goats, Habit Cloth do,
Linen Drilling do Tweeds. ETC., with great variety
Of Boys CLOTHING, consisting Of Sack Goats, Polka
Jackets Monkey Jackets, made of Tweed, Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca Kerseymere, Doeskin, etc.
FURNISHING GooDs-Cons ting Of Shirts, Stocks,
handkerchief etc, all of which offered at the
LOWEST possible cash prices and cheap any other
Clothing Store in the t'nion.
Parents who desire Boys Cloihing, earnestly
invited 10 examine the stock.
6T Country Storekeepers can be accommodates at
Yrry low rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
S. l.. corner Market and Second ss,
April H. sally.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

TRUTH H--Adhel.e rigidly and undeyiatingly
to the truths but while you express what is
true, express it in pleasing manner, Truth is
the picture manner is the frame that displays
Il to advantage. .There is nothing" says
plato. &C so delightful as the hearing or speak
inc of truth.n For this reason, there is no
conyersation SO agreeable as that of the man of
INTEGRITY, who hears without any intention to
betray, and speaks without any intention to de-
ceive. Tvs
THE BAR.--From the ranks ofthe Bar have
sprung the noblest defenders of innocence-the
earliest and most steadfast champions of right
and freedom..-EI.
From the ranks of the Bar, also, have sprung
nearly every candidate for the gallOWs since
the world began.
or A AVermonter once expressed his opinion
Of person in the following style of classics:
al could take, said he, "the little end of moth
ing, whittle it down to point, punch out the
pith of horse hair, and put in forty thousand
such souls as his, shake them up and they'd
tsttles
o. The truly great and good, in afflicton,
bear q countenance more prlncely than they
are wont for it is temper of the highest hearts
like the palm-tree, to strive most upwards, when
they are most burthened.
or Our Hearts are like instruments of
music well tuned; they will make no melody in
the ear of God unless they be gently touched by
the finger of the spirit.
OF Like dogs in wheel, birds in a cage, or
squirrels in chain, ambitious men still climb
and climb, with great labor, and incessant anx-
iety, but never reach the top.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

the mansions of bliss; thusha passed away the
interesting and lovely Mary Eliza. Her re-
mains were followed te, the grave by a large
concourse oil weeping relatives and friends
AL who enjoyed her acquaintance will bear me
witness that only time can efface from their
memories, the Kindness Of heart, cheerfulness
of disposition, and sincerity and purity Of pur-
pose, which ever characterized her demeanor
through life. d.
On the 2lst inst, Mr.. WILLIAM WILSON, in
the 18th year of his age,
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
SMYRNA Machine ShOU.

S-SSss-sA NltE subscribers beg leave TO announce
GsstsY L. to the public, that they still con
SrSf hssER unue, at their old stand in Commerce
Street 10 fit up all kinds Of MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY, having Laihes, Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; 50 they are prepared 10
turn and pore to order MILL SPINOLES, SHAFTS
WHEELS. &C. They manufacture superior Thresh
ing and Winnowing machines, warranted CORN
SHELTERS. which will she'll $50 bushels per hour
from 1000 to 1900 per day. and separates the cebs
from the grain: They are prepared 10 furnish FARM
ING UTENSILS of oil kinds. Please give them Q
CALI and they will accommodate reasonable terms
CLEGG, ELLIOTT g. co,
Smyrna, march 90. '54.iy
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
r. D

In Smyrna, on Thursday last, the Doth inst,
MISS MARY ELIZA WmcoTr, daughter of Ca
ieb Wolcots, ESD. in the 22d year of her age.
The deceased was wen known by the writer
ofthis feeble tribute to her memory, and can
truly say that she was TN estimable lady in all
the relations of daughter, sister, friend and asso-
ciate. She was possessed of a cheerfulness al
most unequalled, sweet disposition, kind and
afectionate, with heart ever ready to soothe and
relieve the distressed, which rendered her uni
versal favorite She was confined to the house
several months by disease, and suffered much
pain during her illness, yet she never murmured
but bore her Affections with quiet resignation
When asked by an afectionate sister II deaff
had any terror to her, she replied with comp
sure, . none !" thus convincing her friends tina
she had made the necessary preparation, and Il
: shext time her pure spirit left its frau tene
meat, and no doubt is now with the redeemed i
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
SUPERIOR
WIN BOW MIN

A BRITEON g. co, No. 40 North Second street.
n below Arch, Philadelphia. One of the most cx
enslve and best manufactures in he United States
OrgnaOrs OF of the splendid styles Of Blinds
and Shades, which have the prizes at the Franklin
Institute for their superiority OF finish and spendor of
conception. 0cT" Shades und Blinds of every variety
and character on hand and made order short notice
and lecred, if required in superior style and at low
prices. Repairing and Jobbng attended TO We study
to please the public ,rrnarch 90, '5i-9m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

With Groiesque and Original Scenes Fairy panlomime
Rustic Ballet etc. Being altogether the most novel
elegant, refined and original entertainment evergreen
in the circle.
The Interior, which is Of sufficient capacity for the
accommodation of 5000 persons is brilliantly lighted
by means OF portable gas manufactured the ground
with seated elevations around the entire space for the
convenience Of visitors The whole scene enlrvened
with the popular airs and melodies of the ay by the
superb Grecan COmOpean Band led by Mr.. Chas Poor
@J Two distinct Entertainments Will be given daily,
after and evening.
10 be exhibited at Newark, on Monday, the 3 ih of
April Instanti al Delaware Clly, Tuesday the 25h;
al Mlddleown, on "Wednesday, the Both al Smyrna.
on Thursday. the 21Ih, and at Dover Friday, the
26lh
Boxes 25 cents No half price. Doors open at 2 and
O'Clock, NJ To commence half an hour afterwards
April l9, 1854
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS

TTNIIE subscriber having secured
CS%@xr%3 Il the exclusive agency for the sale
rszs-N of the celebrated PIouly & Mears
Centre Draught SelfshaUening
Ploughs and Castings would invite all who wish 10
procure the very best Agricultural Implements. call
al his store No Decatur street. between 9Th and Tfh
Market, Philadelphia where they will find
sortmenL Of Ploughs, of various Sizes sdoh nnd sub
so Ploughs CutlvatoFs, Slraw-Cuers Corn-Shellers,
Ok Yokes and Bows, Hoes, Shovels Spades, Hay and
Manure Forks Garden Rakes, Horse Rakes ETC. either
Wholesale or Retail CHAS HETrE.
April s. '54.6m
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
NOTICE.

HAVING been informed by highly respectable zen.
Ii uemen from all parts q, the State that the impress
SION was universal. advertising my Font Hill Farm
for sale my ob,~es was 10 accomplish private end
lar benefit and not really 10 effect a sale
Influenced BY this information, take this method Of
announcing 10 the public my and determined in.
tentlon WHICH WAS AND WHICH Is to make snle Of
the aforesaid Farm Persons having any desire to r
chase VIII be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned
90 ~ br-Price reasonable and terms easy.
80 DANIEL CUAlAfINS.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVEN-
TI0N.

TNHE DELAWARE STATE TEMPER
ANCE CONVENTION will be held at
Smyrna, on TUESDAY, the 9th of May next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. ..-.--
All persons from New Castle, Kent and Sus-
sex counties, in favor of prohibiting the manu-
facture and sale of intoxicating liquors, are
requested to be present
Matters of vital Importance, to every citizen
of the State, will be presented for the consdera-
ton of the Convention.
Hon. Neal Dow, of Maine, with other promi-
nent speakers, will be present
JAMES r. CLEMENTS, Sec'y.
April 26, 1854.
Of Papers in the State, friendly to the cause,
please publish.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
ADAMS & SUFFER-.

w Wholesale
PRODUCE COMMlSSIuA MERCHANTS
No. 6, Water street, Philadelphia.
HAVE for SALE low for cash,
$50 boxes ilerkmer %. Cheese
100 tubs prime Goshen Butter
300 Kegs and Dbls Penn and Ohio Butter
l5U bbs and kegs Lard
200 boxes ColgaIe's " kiIgsiord pearl Starch
loo boxes COXes pearl Starch
I3U boxes CASTLE soap
2UO boxes Olive soap
lUO LSXes COigates Pale soap
I25 cases resh Olive OIL, qs and pts
10000 German and ilavaIIa Srgars
70 100 lbs Su, Soda
Spices in all varieties, ground and whole.
Pearl Barley, white Beans, sap Sage Cheese,
SpiiI Peas, Corn Starch, Pine Apple do.
Baking Powder. Fauna, Scaled herring, Currants
Chocolate, Cocoa, BrOma RalsIis, Soda, Saeulus,
lie Yarn and Lamp WICK, Indigo, Nutmegs
Hemp and Canary Seed, Rice -Four, Coffee tx.
uacCarOm and NermieIl, tracts,
Lemon Syrup. Mustard seed, etc.
April l9-04-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
TRIMMINGS.

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
MRS MARY A, ROBERTS takes this method Of
Nl informing the Ladies Of Smyrna and vicinity,
that she has now on hand new and extensive assOrt
ment of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part as follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns
Merinoes, Vevets, Lace Goods, Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
&c. Also good ot of CoNFECTIoNARf,s sush as
Candies, Oranges. Lemons. DC. She also keeps con-
stantly On hand an assortment of STATIONARY,
such as Letter Psper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink, &c.
She would embrace this Opportunity OF returning
her unegned thanks those who have extended their
patronage to her heretofore. aud OF soliciting con-
tnuance of the promising that she will spare
pains to please her customers.
snyrna Nov q. s53-lv.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

rINHE Summer Term Of this Institution will com
l. mence on Wednesday. the 26th instant.
Beaides the regular Collegiate Course, the plan OF
instruction embraces Scientific Department, afford
Ing rare facilities TO young preparing for practical
life. Students wishing TO pursue a PARTIAL course
are al liberty TO make selection ofsudies from either
Department For Catalogues containing full iniorna'
ton, address .a.
DANIEL KIRKWo0D, President.
Newark, Del, April IL, lS54-3t -
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Doctor Edw I'D. bailey,

OFFERS his Professional Services to the citizens oil
W Smyrna and vicnIEy. His Office is for the pre-
sent, at his Residence, delaware Street, near South
house recently occupied by John M. SparksJ where
he may be found at all times, whon not professionally
engaged.
All orders left duriag his absence will be promptly
attended to,
July 10, 1853.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Henry R. RUSSELL.

sw~A. n TAsuFAcTuRER of Umbrellas and Para.
~TE Ifl soils, in every variety, at the old stand,
~ No. 2 North Fourth street, Philadephia
9r Constantly ON hand large assortment, to
which the attention Of Dealers il requested.
April 5, '54.lm.i l-s- VI.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
,C. r. KNTCHT * CO,

,r1U1DM. sosMIssioS MERCHANTS and dealers IN
- ~ Fish, Cheese snd Provisions gene
hand . supply Of Macksrei, Codfish. shad, salmon
Herringa Blue Fish, White Fish, Hasldock, Hams, Sides,
Shouldsr. Lard, Beef Pork, Chesse Beans Dried Ap-
pies Driod Pssches, eranbsnies Sc lmar ss, 7e4-3n
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
THE DELAWARE HERALD
Is published every Wednesday morning, in the

Is published every Wednesday morning, in the
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, Del, by
Il. L. Pouison & H.. ID. 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-fve cents, three times
for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
ANY Thing shat You Want!

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
q large aid splendid assrlment of Books and
Stationery; also, SNUFF, SEGARS and TOBAC-
co, such as Fine Cut, Anti Nervous and Cavendish
which he has just received from Baltimore Fishing
Tackle Of all descriptions; Harrison PERFUMERY,
COlumb ian INK, and fine assortment of OfJEWELRf
Port Monaies, Pocket Knives Glass and Britannia
LAMrs, Accordeons, VI0LINS, 30 hour and eight
day CLOCKS, TOYS, a great Variety of Confec-
iona ries; Shoe Fining, such lasts Shoe Thread,
Avis ana Hats.
a He has also large variety ofmany other articles,
which are TOO numerous 10 mention, Please call at
E. WARDS, next door TO Eliason 4 JefersOR's,
Commerce Street, Smyrna.
wv Juue !, 1853. EDWARD WAkD.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE.-Pianters, Farmers, Families and others can
purchase no Remedy eqI nj to DR.. Tobias VENETIAN
LINIMENT, for dysentery. choc. Group, chronic
rheumatism, sore throais, toothache, sea sickness
cuts burns, swcllmgs. bruises, Old sOres headache
mosquito bites. pains in the limbs, chest back &c
il dos not give relief. the mDncy VIII be refund
cd all that is asked, trial, and use II according 10
the tireC!IUns
1t IS an English remedy. aud vas used by William
the w. iaie King OF England. and certified to hv him
a cure for rheumatism, when everything Use had
failed.
Over 10 COO 900 Bottles have hoan eold in the Jn,.
ted States, without single failure. and many have
stated that they w0ull not he without it, if it was $40
per hottie. in case OF Group is as certain as il ia
applied.
1t cures Cholera. when frat taken IN few boprs
nysentery in half an hour; Toothache in five min:
utes. 1t perfectly innocent take int rnallv and
IS recommended the most eminent physicians in Tie
United States.
PRICE 25 AND so CENTS.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill n dozen newspaoers with
certificates and letters relating the wonderful cnro
accomplished by his Lnment but considers yarrInt,
n'g II sufficient as any person who does not obtain
relief need E't pay for it.
DIR. TOBIAS has put up HORSE LINIHIENT in
pint bottles which is warranted cheaper and better
than any other for cholic scratches, old sores call.
swelllngs, cuts, bruises. DC. Price 30 cents
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE
2l0 Grcenwich street, New York
JAN %, l854-eow Iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

FRUIT, OYSTER IL OTHER TIN CANS.
II Elm d EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisters OF
~ every description IN superior IL 7mer oy machine
y' and are prepared TO fill orders any for peach
cans oyster cans and cansers of every size and s,ye
suitable for any purpose. Having extensive facilities
and devOtng themselves exclusively this line of 5usi
ness they are enabled 10 furnish these arces at very
low prices REIN ~ EN NERF'TT
mar ", '5i-3m No IS North Front ST phado
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
WcsrcOtfs s. MHiHner.

NTANUFACrURER of Sash and Blinds, n. H. corner of
w Broad and Wallace streets, Philadelphia Con-
Sanity on hand ar5e Of Sash Of all sizes
ana thickness Guiding thick, with general assert
Inenl OF Rolling Blinds warranted equal 10 any that can
he made general assortment OF sasl ready glazed
aiW:Js Oh hand All orders by mail despatch, will
receive prompt attention, and Goods delivered 10 any
Parl OF the City DISTRICTS, free Of charge.
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice (narcl2J. l-3m
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
NEWARK ACADEMY,
nET VIZ ARlE

TINE Summer Session will commence April 26th
Il instant. and continue twenty one weeks.
The course OF instruction and the general arrange
ments Of the school remain unchanged ,.. Be-.
Tho Principal and a majority Of the Teachers
the same as have he reoore carried the active du
ties OK the school, ...st et.-.r
Students who are qualified hive the privilege Of
rectng in one or more studieA with the College
classes.
Terms for the Session.
Board and Tuition, $40 90
Lessons on the Piano, is 90
French, Drawing-each e~ 10 20
Washing per doz., 80
Bills payable-S35 in advance; the remainder, be-
fore the pupil Is removed To those coming on the
right Of scholarships, SIS will be reInitted.
For further particulars, address So .a
J. w. WESTON, Principal.
April 10, Is54-3t4 trlt Ga-4 H.I&
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
CUANO! CUANO!'

500 Tons Government Peruvian GuanD
800 Tons supr phosphate Of Lime.
900 Bbls Ground Plaster
The subscriber offers for sale the above articles Of the
most superior quality, and at the very lowest rates
Consumers and Dealers will find II TO their advantage
10 cali before purchasing, ION JOHN L. POMEROY.
" South Wharyes, 3D. door above Chestnut ST.,
\ April 5. "a Bun. aeA
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Highly Interesting HnteIli-
gelace!

WAR IN EUROPE COMMENCED!
England aud France have Declared War
against the CZaI!
Great Battle on the Danube 5000 Russians
?: Killed.! -F
THE above Was received by the steamer America
at Halifax and would tilt ihls ought 10 be
enough news for dne week. but this is moi all! NJ
STERN, OF the heap CLOTHING, Store on Nam st.
Il few doors below the pOsI Office, SMYRNA has Just
arrived from Philadelphia with the largest stock OF
ReadyMade Co:bing ever opened in Deaware. His
prices, 100, astunishHgiy low!
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.


J. D. GREENE, date with L. j. Levy & Co.. having
opened the large and splendid store s. b. corner Of Arch
and Ninlh streets, Philadelphia, with stock of rich
rare and fashionable Dry Goods Of the latest impora
tons consisting in part Of rich, plaid and striped Silks
mantis Velvets, Bareges and Mouselin De Lanes
large PLAID Gnghams: paid and figured DE LANES.
spring Chinzes and Prints Of elegant patterns PLAIN
Goods suitable for Friends Linens, Lawns, Cam6rics
La ;es Gloves, Hosiery, elc., Of every DESCRIPTION
cludng large and beautiful assortment of Mantas of
every shade, style and color got up with special
under his own supervision, is ready to furnish the
Ladies oil Smyrna and vicinity, with any Of the above
goods. at the very lowest prices.
The LINEN Department comprises every known
style of goods suitable for Families Hotels Boarding
houses, etc.
The HOSIERY Department consists Of the largest
and most varied assortment that can be found in any
establishment in Philadelphia
J. d. g. from his long experience and connection with
the most extensive houses in the United States and his
extensive facilities, feels assured that he can offer
ducements to all who may favor him with call, seldom
met with in Philadelphia or elsewhere.
! Terms invariably, One Price and no Deviation.
! J. ID. q REENE,
S e. cor Of Arch and Ninth sts., Philadelphia
| April 5, '54.san.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
ARRIVAL OF the AMERICA!
AnNA NCE - s.,,,, npICE 81. nD AN L,
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF GRAIN :!
EXCITING TIMES IN EUROPE!.!

EVERYTHING almost. from len-penny nail up 10
n piano. is advancing m price. Wages going
upi Grain and FOlr higher in word, everything
has advanced in price, except the Cheap Ready Made
CLOTHING that can be had at the store of j. EATON
a. SON. opposite the Bsnk. Call and them; you
can find anything there you want in the Ciolhing line,
from ftp stocking to five dollar hat.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
"a, NVARRP.

Nos II and 70 North Second street, Philadelphia
Il N1ANUFACTURER and Dealer in Straw Goods
ASSSSs 1Fl has lust opened beautf assortment of
- the most Fashionable English, Froach and Amer.
can Straw B0nneis Flats. Boys and Cbiidrcn's Hats.
together with good assortment Of Straw Trimmings
winch viii be sod at Wholesale AMI Retail at small
profit for Cash Merchants ami Millin2rs are resnce
fully invited 10 cali and examine our stock before nur
hasing as intend keep the pretlies, stock that
can be found i'll the city. [march %, 81 Pm.