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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

g. The St. Louis Republican states that
the number of steamboat accidents on the
Western waters from January /, 1854, to
July l, 1854, was considerably over one
understanding loss of about So, OO0-
600 of property, and about 800 lives.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

@S- A Washington letter, or despatch,
to the Philadelphia N, American, under
date Of July l2lh, says.
at is stated that the heaties confirmed
Yesterday embraced twenty millions Of
acres OF land in Kansas. The average
cost OF these is twenty cents per acre.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

o.. The Parkersburg News is out in
favor OF Stanton as the place and the Sd
Of October as the time, FOR holding the GU
bcrnaiorial Convention. The people of
that portion ofthe State are unanimously in
favor OF Staunton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

9- The Fredericksburg News says:-
We learn that our Millers have set the
ball in molten. DR.. Morson sold his crop
OF wheat on last Saturday before the ar
rival of the Baltic, to MIR. Slaughter of
the Eagle Mills, at 81 so per bushel-
cash. We understand (says the Peters,
burg Express) about one thousand bushels
OF new wheat were purchased by Messrs
V. kevan e. Brother or Friday last at
prices not exceeding 81 rs per bushei. L.
New Flour will soon be quite abundant
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

DISTRESSING CAsuALIry.-On yester-
day morning James, fine little boy of
e1sht years, son Of Mr.. Gilbert Of the De-
pot Tavern, while at play near the car
house, fell under car and was almost IN !.
stantly kllled-the wheel having passed
over his breast Winch Virg.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

Gy-.A number of the wing papers Of Va
have come out in favor Of the Know-No-
hinss.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

GG We direct attention TO the adver,is.
ments Of Schools to be found in our col
umns to-day. We may allqae more par
ticularly to them hereafter.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

Hon. B. +. WApE.-This gentleman,
now Senator of the United States from
Ohio, is selfmade man. In atespeech
by Mr.. Seward, of New York, he stated
that man who ut one time worked with
the spade and the wheelbarrow on the Erie
Canal was now member of the Senate,
and one OF its ablest members He had re-
ference to Mr.. Wade whose brother is al
SO member Of CongIess in the other
House.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

g. The Alexandria Gazette promises
"by and by some information in relation
TO the expenses of Government under the
present administration. We trust the Ga
zetie will make fair exhibit. ShoV
wherein the Pierce and the Fillmore ad-
ministrations have differed in their expen-
dltures-cnumerateth the swindles and f. auds
which have been prac!ieed OH Government
under..eaeh, and give us general fgura.
ton as TO the homes; and dishonest expen-
ditures. We opinc the game would be
very pleasant, cover the left to our wing
friends. The expenses of the present adj.
minstration may exceed those of the last
but it must be remembered that our coun.
try is leaping forward in all the constitu-
ents O: wealth and greatness, at pace ne
yer before witnessed in ancient or modern
times. Interests, diversified in their char
acter aud important in their relations. are
springng into existence with rapidty tIu-
ly wonderful TO contemplate; and as con-
sequence, the expenses Of keeping in sue
cessiul operation such an extended and ex-
panding government machinery must year
ly be augmented.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24
FilC in Auguafa.

The Spectator Of Wednesday last states
that fire occurred recently on the premi-
ses Of Maj. j. Nj. McCue, near Mi. Scion
by which he lost some $500 worth OF
grain. He was threshing with one OF
Pitts machines, belonging to Mr.. MIN.
rod Showalter, when the machine caught
fire, from the friction Of the tumbling
shaft, which had been left unoiled. In a
moment the fire communicated to large
rick of wheat, and another of straw
ide horses, eight i'll number, were saved
with difficulty. The fire was prevented
iroa spreading by ploughing around the
flames with large plough. Mr.. Showal-
ter's loss is about $500.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

New York, July l9.-Thos. F. Mea'
gher,o of the editors Of the Citizen, and
Mr.. McMasters, editor of the Freeman's
journal, Catholic paper, had rencontre
in this city yesterday. Meagher received
a slight wound on the head. MeMasters
was severely beaten.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

WILLIAM AND MARY CoLlEGE.-At the
late commencement of William and Mary
College, the honorary degree of d. -. was
conferred on the Rev Geo. Armstrong and
Rev Chas Minnegerode. of Norfolk, and
also the degree Of A. M. on John q.
Strange, of the Norfolk Academy. Bish-
op Johns has resigned the presidency of
this venerable institution.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

DIsrRrssIh.G AND AWFUL SUICIDE
One of the IN ast distressing occurrences
we have ever been called upon to record
took place in fhe Viper part ofthis coun-
ty, last night, MRS. James, wife Of Lem
uel James, was found dead, this morning,
by her family. Immediately outside. the
door of her house, short distance below
the mouth Of Bull Creek, with two large
and deep gashes cut In the side of her
throat, which caused her death. A short
time sine she told member Oh the family
she contemplated committing smc'Ge' ana
it is supposed by all that she died by her
own hand. MIR. James, her husband, has
not been at home since last winter. She
leaves a large family Of children.-PaF-
kersburo Mems.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24
A+We observe that good deal Of

Vs. we observe that good deal OF
executive pardoning" is going on, in
several of the States of the Union, and
criminals under the sentence of the law,
are rescued from their punishment BY the
| interposition of the Governors. We ex-
poet we have as much kindness in our
disposition as people generally have, and,
certInly, never desire to see human be-
ing suffer. But, we submit that these are
not the times for any unnecessary display
of executive clemency in the case of per-
sons convicted of crimes. There must be
constantly held up to the vicious. and de-
PRAYED, and uprny, the certainty as well as
the severity Of the punishment for their
offences. When turbulence, disobedience,
restlessness unaer restraint, looseness of
obligation, and bad passions, are as rife as
they now are, the LAW should show its
sternest aspect, and its steadiest hand
Good citizens should desire this for the
sake of humanity, as we'll as for their own
nrotectIon,-Aler, Gas.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

1% The mortality of Brooklyn, last
week, was very heavy. for city Of its
size. The number of deaths was 221, in
Guiding 81 of cholera, 50 OF cholera in
fantum, and Is of cholera morbus. There
were 10 new cases renortcd on Monday
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24

gr Receipts of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company. for transportation Of
passengers and freight in the month of
June, 1853, and June 1854: June, 1854,
$2l,750 40; June, 1853, $1t,9l4 o.
Increase $685. "A.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24
The Colt Investigation.

The committee appointed TO enquire IN.
to the means said to be employed by Col
to secure the extension of his patent fol
seven years from 1857. is industriousy en-.
gagged in the work From all we can learn
there will be some developments not so We.
nv ercditable. The character of the eyi.
dence thus far is such as to justify the fur.
ther prosecution of the investigation. We
learn from the Chairman of the Commit
tee, Hon. John Letcher, that it is not pro-
bable final report can be made on the
case before the time fixed for the adjourn
ment Of Congress, but that so much Of il as
may then be completed, will be reported.
Mr.. Letcher already has won for him.
self an enviable reputation. since his cleo
ton to Congress and the course he is now
pursuing in exposing the corruption which
exists in Washington. will give him re-
nown surprising that of any member Of
Congress. He is entirely fearless. He
speaks and acts just as he honestly thinks
OF men and measures. No party ties or Sc.
ductive bats can control his sense Of duty
or Corrupt his motives. Hence it is, hi
is becoming terror to evil doors, and an
eye-sore TO the vampires and cormorant.
who infest the Capital, that they ma. bleet
the Treasury dry, and feast upon the re-
salts of successful fraud and corruption.-
We are happy to have it TO say, that hi:
constituents, irrespective Of party, are Law.
lsh in their praise of his conduct, and are
proud that their representative is invulner
able to the corrupting influences which arr
ever brought to operate in Washington.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery H0use.
IN NEW YORK

IN NEW 1Okk.
On the Cash Plan, Extensive sales and No Losses
Wake It pro table 10 sell at very Low Psicp-.
4 4 ASJN BIO tfiER> % PARK r. y, ,p,usI;e the
4fl A>lOr New York. offer une oi ihc most ex.
ensIvc sIOrks and complete in The country of
BJOhS aud SfATUNERT, for Cash Only.
The amount OF Goods line pUrClia,ed b. country
merchants, is usual, qnlte sm I ca.nlrrd iiiI their
dry g0IdS iWarc, ald O,lr oils; iild very cir
oHms'aice absOuI,Iy CON jODDfs m llc book busi.
hess. hO sell On IuIe. r.g go IL IN order 10
ndhe up iD' lhe nSss "a t.>rs necessarily
iHvoived III "a cIetu bust "A niauun,s. Il Is
hlsI easy Ter the me ci ni he r. .I.rIucuis 20
HiY his 10 ii. nIt' ior 'st, n.us', lpi hc o
ct'hSchIeu I"r h'm 20 ,f.rr 70 H., Ills
way
these c"nst.eI.riH itNe I,I ,> so our
business, from ia date, Jtnn1rv '-4 tuc ~ ing
pr'nc es, VIZ hIQ't Pr9tls. .apuryai. i,rIce> aud
atUays csM
B'Ing 0irs, ea the -"e pnbsi,cr, .! nl,ub, oi
the Ie .aHg mJ-t rel selling BODkh
IA The c0dn ~. ~ ia. tn, mIs
our tLciiIiIc. are Il .s.i-.'. :
r uH'I u ''r .i 't.i' .' "a! e yOur-
>ev ice ~ - "' rItE' :, jI.Ing % as .OT
Cash L. "
Our h -.',''., Nci. co:,fui, aud easily fIuni -
SlIrt 'n IA" A~OT r.o.se sIrS aud iU"k sIu.ghi hr
ward urrO, ti' Ul Ihr Park. and yUu caiinU
avon sueIng our tIsns. RemCmhcr. the raIDe Is
MASON BRO THEIRS.
Peb & 1854
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
LEINAl = AAiERlf'AN
FERTILIZER AND UPER PHOSP. ATE OF LIME
un- " T.N ,iNIH

ifJNAl = AiERif AN
FERTILIZER AND UPER PIIOSP ATE OF LIME
ua v T.tk,iAt.H
kJRhPARED eIpr sly lDr WHEAT and GRAIN
L al ~ AIris. CORN rOrA TOES aud GRASS, IS
-nt i''c .i' >. Ia s..liircni for M
icre "t I.tmi.Isr rriur t.na,u and al half it,
prnr. II u hnd tI d" ser barn.,. or ;.25 rrr ton
Ui 22lU ts. Me he'd Il HsImg A. scatter Brlancasi
and Harrow in- q" h. hp,. Il ihr ir0prrior uui,
Go. \ tttN VI, Pr"pr
No ~ >"nh t'ht l. PlnmivIiAn.
Usr'! sarecs>i,t1 1y. h, iT William W Cln,kr of
PHILi'ei'i'n. ''elrge GrHIfs, Esq, FicId o. F0A
Chn~e. p. Mr brvId oi A.ouid Arr Mr. Januy,
anrks Cuu'.i,. Mr. RhuaIs. Mon, g0nIer, county
Mr. ''as'e- N'sSd lsninh Wool y Bro he's. Nen
Jrrsry 'lr IH nuis0. Huriins om 'Ity New Jersey
Mr.. Bhd % >ah;m NeW Jersey, Mr. rruuiw i've
AbIngIo' RHcks Couny P,. VI Trnlnrr Of i.elI
ware 0uniy. Airssrs. OieIan !iIrhemer ul SaInm
""HHiy, New Je s'y. tIT Mahadey III Marietta Pa
lni tfost of + IrIners ~ Delaware. New jersey
PeRns siVBnIa aud Isevhere.
Farmers maSIt! Muck Hills. will nd tcw barrels
invaiuabie Fer FRUIT TREES winch - WA
greatly b-neIi ,, m' -,'Ii.Fed ur,:d ufirI the,
nave ''c' i'iP ai0n.--, igiIt 'OdtIr. tni 90.
D, - ! LEtNAt !'-.s.
Nj - NumIh Frriu ~ I.,.ttt.,. hin
N.H-ihr hhenraR FeriIiizrr has b., e.. ~, ii s.t.
'eS-liiiy IN III" i.ilnd OF pinnin r,l iS.rbi, ues
THE w0RLDiSt-,iRfA EXHIBITION PRIZE
MEDAf. Aiv ARDE0 Fu G.. MEYER
FoR Ills FwO PIaN1s. LoVBnN, OCTOBER IS, 1853
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
REFERENCES.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Letter addressed to care Of Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
Aren't at Rnpennn, Ohio.

To Dr. MARcmIsI I'll have been len years troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES utter ana al me
attending difficulties; at times rendering my lie most
miserable | ave had The attendance OF some Of the
best physicians with but little sgccessi the most they
could do vas 10 relieve cure was oni Ut the nes
ton. For five months before commencing with y"hI
medicine. had nul been able t0 perform any labnr'
rOu d walk but a few steps at ums, anu scarcely ~
weHt out oi dOOrs--ir short | was completely pros
traied; 10Th in body and mind, AMI expected To drag
the ST Of my days in suffering aud nscry But,
reading your advertisement, was induced 10 try your
Invaluable medicine called Uterine CHlholicOn. as the
last resort. had nnt used week before teli like
another woman. By the of three b0ities was
enabled To perform all the labor i.r six ia the amlv
with eaSe, aud could walk anywhere in the ne'ghbor
hood without njHry Nothing but sense oil my dnlv
TO you and 10 the afflicted, has induced me 10 state my
case to the public. | safely recommend the pre-
paraon tn all those suffering like Myself.
tSiSnedO Mas. SARAH A. @IsIoP.
Freedom, Porlege Co.. Ohio. nec. 81, 1852.
B. MARCHISI g. CO., ProprIetors,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, n. Y.
n1~Anv person, uSas the medicine, desiring further
advice than given The pumphlet,w please address
DR. J. B. MARCHlSl as above
NAV II, ISj4.tm.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
GuanO! Guano! Guano!

F93f kAI respectfully uiorm our Friends and
tEzE w CusiOEIer that shall bercailer
sfsszssaA occupy the ENTIRE TORE, No. 23 Sullh
WkarVes extending through To No. IS South Water
street. --1r. ..e
OR BUSINESS has heretofore been transacted ~
THIS BUlLDlNCi, bui having now the NIIULE OF
II, with TWO ACCESS BILE FRONTS. one ON rtIf.
WHARF the other un WAFER STREET. We are
enabled 10 Oler greaier lacilies Farmers. both nS
regards space aud the Delivery OF Goods. We invite
those in want OF ARTICLES in our line lvor with
call at our OLD STAND. N.
1900 Ions No. Government Peruvian GUANO- 81
lt00 I" super phosphate of LIME.
1000 bhis. PoUDRErrE superior quality. .k
Also, general assortment OF OILS CANDLES,
SOAP, STARCH, yc for sale at the tpwcss market
prices by "A LIEN a. NEEIh4ES. ~ ri 3
No 70 South Wharves, iirst store aboie Chesnutst
Jan. is. 81 3Ia. Piladelpllt.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS. -,

D. GREENE. date with L. J. Levy Il Col having
opened the arge and splendid s. e. corner Of Arch
aid Ninlh sueeu Plisdeiphis. w1lh stock Of rich,
and fashionable Dry Goods # the latest impons-
tns consisting In part of rich paid and striped Silks
mantiila Velves, bareges and Mouselin lie LANES
large PLAID Ginghams plaid and figured lie LANES,
sprng Chnlzes ard Prints Of elegant patterns, PLAN
Cinuds suIab Tor Friends, Linens, Lawns CambrcS,
Iars. 6 owes, Osiery. elc of every descrpii'1. H.
GLIDING large aud beauIifu assortment Of MantillaS of
every shade. st,r AID color GIT up with ecIai care
under hs own Supervision. now ready 10 furnish the
Lad e, 8 rna and vIcIuity, wnh am OF The above
goods al lowest prIces.. .,
Tie lin : DE arim ut comprises every known
-tyle gods b.e FhRiirs Hotels, Boarding.
Iolses &c
!he ~ IEPY department co+siss Of the largest
mi N IT lrei assortment III cas- DC found III an
csla' tn;,'.. "a md "le,pha
-. =. nom rs Ong experience and connection with
he %, e..-'y hp ses the Unn ID Sthes, and his
OK ensv, ichii,rs. fees assured that lac i!er
ddcem"nis D "a. AhO may iavor him with cal seldom
ID y IA ~ Phi.;.dslphia or e sewhere
TariIz arab :. One Price aid no deviation.
J. - ;REENE,
= I. cor of Arch an Ninth sts PHI adel2hia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTIOI FOR
MEDiClNt!
100 PtHS fOr Itcerfy fve Cen.-
Mr. TOwnsend's Health ESiIVs.

A RE heIng called tor. from all paris Of the land
n ihey are rapidly surersrdIng other medicines,
bOIh acrOunt O their happy effects ION the human
system IN removing diseases AMI impurities. and "A 80
the exceeding reduced ruce al Which they are Of
lered
The rich aud the poor fint in thsn. a real boon
each box c. nIains lOO PILLS, being four times as
many as usually ~ bc had OF other kIndsOf pills
the sane prIrs. lib Onluu nc, a. poison hat
ever-them n5red are Extracts Balsams, and
Gums Oi great eic
SARS PARlLI IN highly concentrated form,
is prominent mp tent. Toy Will he nnnl CX.
ceedIngly eiichci in removing the following com
plants, VIZ; IN tics the Blood CusuVeness.
Jaundice. FemIl OmIlalnIs. Sex Headache, Paus
IN the Back, BiliJIs Affections, dyspepsia, Rheuma-
IsIn. Constipation, Pans IN the iIsL Pains IN the
Side, Liver t'onUlans. Febre AferIIUAs Plies. lire.
gularIlies. Pains thu Breast. Pains the Lons. DC
Now lOr these. and kindred Diseases. TOwnsenIs 8
Pills are sovereign remedy. and they remoreover
the Cheapest Medicine in the World They mosl
speedily and efectually do the work. subduIng IN
ILLUMINATION and Fsvers opening obsrucled pores pro-
moilng per pirIOR. and ssDihing morbid
n short. they warranted better than all oIher.-
heaper Than all, and destined To supersede all FRY
them. invalids. sufferers and all, and recommend
the FILLS to your neighbOrs. 9y- Directions accom-.
pany each tSOx
Remember the Price 100 PILLS for IS Gents.
Jan. 20. 81 COW. ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
Medical Relief

fTIE nficted O both sexes. M All paris or The ronn-
Il try, suffering IRON any iOrh Oi Secret Dse ase.
Disease OF the SKIN, aud the effects of Ssary Phc
tiea. Pam ~ the Breast mud Sides. fsilcpcy Bad
nlgettpn, WeIkness "i ihe Sp'ne, Loss Of hemory.
|Nrie 10 DR FLlNN. 2s2 Rack -sfREEr alb, .
Eighth, PHILADELPHIA. aud they will receive a Box
d AledlclDes with full Cireclons sufficient TO cnre
themselves fouils, privately, sent by the Express.
hacked up win care, against risk or esrlosiiy. IN.
FALiDS remember Dr. b. is the oldest praefioher
and hus The snrest Aledciues 70 cure spuId nd lion
''siiy sead Tor his Medicines and yoa pll be ne.
s'o'eu ~ Penhaheht heaiih, trial Will convinre
yol. The charges los his medicines vii be modesnte
lis mediclnes are tree ir.m Mercury. Or ps,soso,ls
drugs o. ANY KIND, and are paIatahe an easily ALIEN
N. Bills BOOK GA these Diseases. will be sesh sc
IN letter. poslvsid tAprii s7. le53-iy.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
Window Shades.
,.,U 2kA Npy

tFfs"
~ l.. MILLER q co Manu- acturers and Whole
Vt. sale alld lielail Dealers ia WINDOW SHADES
South west corner OF Second and Arch streets, phIia
delpnIa such as Golhes Landscapes Borders, Vases
Services. Boqneis- Gfld Boders. DC o the. mos
beautiful designs Rd perieritn ni finish ~ ls eosal
iry and at such Low Frees a. 70 challenge al cbmpe
tliion Bun and White Hollands, Camirirs. Iasscs
Cords, BTasses. &c, lrt every Variety ~, t.ily o
t,ouutry Trade, We itviIe an examination 0i o u
stock al the Depot. SouIh-wesl of seeond ana
Arch street. Philadelphia.
Alarrh u. ,a4.hIn.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
AZ: LUTON! cAUTION.!
a7g Armftage's ateat
; MAGNET LIGHTING kOpS


lnrosTERs AND SwINpLERs. ~
iH mt repetition OF the fraud s,tx
ID on during the last two years by
-. = q. who travelled over the cnnntry
V's:s ~ - t:'t>mselyes m, agents. and H. MANY
s-1! - s.f .:..st forged ,ertfeaIes of agency,
s.. .. = 49, ~ Il all my agents, carry with them
- " snrising them TO eci as my Agents
a.. I'D acknowledged heiure Alderman
:. El y, ~, Of Phlladei Ihia; Ihey have arso
- &c OF business Un their Wagons 1
g. ~ be strictly honest. and iuily ar.
: 49,. s.s III. BUSINESS OF putting up lightning
= rE',"' - viii do al as low price they
- - the factory. As many schemes
= "a to dairaud myself and he pub
y '..ssd he On their guard thousands
sE ss~ss - seived by purchasing u,s'rsS ar
a afs ~ss'~ - Lightning Rods. having ew.er,
. -tSr md irou points. either, or al uf
- - -'a nothing My ElecIro AusneI
.s been exami.' d by many oi the
n the world. who have prUIIounc.
'y rods. that they have ever seen,
- All j TO save lives and properly lrum
e - y -. 'aing, ,--rmong these PrIesS. rs
- .j'I =. James McCiinissk. WaIIerR John
80. y- Z :. Patent Office. T.. Carr Dr 4 T.
= - e. ikru who recommend them ~ tie
Z :: prubaiiun.
sat <,ssEsALE and RETAIL, VIII meet
a. ~. Spire kUis and SrrUls ua to
'ts Paints, aud all kin Is oi " Gather
-. SAMUEL C. WILT, will locnre
> Summer of 1854. a No 81 North
CASTER, Pa and Angus rus
ROVE. y J. Properly Ownsrs III
~ Country, will do well tn call Uil
81 THOMAS ARMITAGE.
',-'7t. dcors above twelfth. PhIlOd's
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
Building Hardware and Tool
Store exclusively.

Largest Establishment VI The KIND In the u.
"A tAl NJ. M. MCCLURE d BRO. M Is;
Co., Market street, above Seyvillii, philu..
Manufae lrsr's Depol for Locks oil ali Kinds
warrsnte quai,y. .PslenI SiIvared q lass
rrsmium PoE' ian Knobs. over lO0 patlerns
ohsar risisa nob~. Hinges. &c, with the most
eompsse sssortas at Of all ihe Modern Goods an his
xrufcnassu ara invited TO call and eramiau anr
'<I1s -, \. .1asnsiogile g tssrt BY Mai if desired.
10 An hesmtArs and veniilaiors at Factorv p,;czs
~ Ordert put up under he imme ats ma =,
WI o. me ARA CALL AND sxx ur f''''.
march -, 'b.6n
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
IMPORTANT 60 FARMER~

Sy1' 1 the exclusive agency ior Tho snaI sale
- nuAo Of the ceiebrated Pfouiy AZ Mears
q = Centre Draught Sellsharpsnine
Plonghs and Castngs. would invite MI who wish 10
procure tbs very best Agricultural Implements ,s call
a. his store, No Decatur street, between eh and I'm
near Market Phladelphia where they wall find IN as
sormsntof Pnghs OF various SIZES side hill and cub
soil Ploughs. Cultivaos Slraw-cuiiens CornhslIars
On Yokes aud B,ws. Hoes shoyels Spades, Iiay ana
Manure FORKS Garden kakes, Horse R,kes en. either
Wholesale or Retail EHAS uEriE
April S. '5f-6nl
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
Sgsi0as.

Glt ;" ,,',..,.. ..D /, 1" m inc ,ui lie
that uu y. -. pa. ell ii a
ug's to i,.A .s. .rt.... --. ,. .S ,,ir. sell IN
our aIn. aiC N"lm tlr terrI-
'Orf 'to,C H., C.H'.. ..rt rviI, j.
."rn'd ia w. un iIir 20 ulri-
aar Vii ...,. .... II cnIIIt
involving IA, a =. "a. ,e>s
have era ted 10 shup rth> m, ~. hts
g'hnled ID! ihr D. ten e. Gert,Ie aud The
tItAe We purchased ihe "Opy IIghI Irtr"r,.
u nachInes are rranled give su(lStr!i ,,.
9O Il, addressed The sul,scrIners at UelIw are
Cny. ..Dclawure, will 'ceIvc promrI attention.
l.. J. IN DE u CO.
Do,. 90 1884
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
: Healing ointment

iolng noRlt 10 alleviate human sui
':''g than oil other medIcises Of the
IN this counir' put together. IL Is
.;s. sure ard pleasant Remedy. and
. ans no poison
1T cUREs AND NO NIsrAKE-
-tisr or Ssllrheum, iI compile ely
rs % cares IN LOO. and geeailv alic-
-~pting more Than one n ,O,O.
10. Sore Lips--every time.
lns InaImrnaIIan OF abe hreasI
-,.rser fails. safe
,.sst. Sore Nipples-qn'sk.
-esv1d. Breaking Ontand sores OH
/. children. AMI al bs
- ,ry IL. ensss OF the skIn-an
7ss7 eDluie. fE
Dor Of this Ointment will keep any
-ner's Sailors or Alechamc's hands
crack ever 50 bad. sound and in good
4 yinisr. -s..
-.ia BY MoNRoE TERREL.
.si. iy. Naugaiuek, Canr.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
AMMONIA1ED f-..
Super a hOsphate OF Lime.

a Ills Eeiebruled trra ger superior 10 1il, hes
l. Guanp .or iOi'dressIng Wheat CT yer and t'fdsS
FIeds Saw at tue nle Ui 200 to 400 pounds per
The Ammsnia beng iSed. does lily ol u 'lysl o.
tnaI does from su.rIO. " here WheaI Was MOI dressed
tie Fall. will ~ be dressed early ~ he
Spring. Often dpuUle aLd lhree-lod crops may
be thus secured, and the land e rich Tor the beneh'
of other crops. sss
P'anuluclurcd ard for Sale, Wholesale and Retail
by e. Is. ltOGERS.
He No. 20 Market street. Paiad1lp 'la
March 90 5i.3m. BAL