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Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

The banks hold to their filthy lucre with
the tenacious clutch Of dying miser and
doggedly refuse to part with single dollar
in exchange for their own notes Of the same
denomination however great the necessi-
ties of their customers, or the loss and dis
advantage Of being without sufficiency
Of small coin for the common transactions
Of business. Whatever may be the con-
yiction Of the bank lords themselves, zee
are Of the opinion that it is their duty to
accommodate their regular patrons, espe.
CHILLY with small sums Of specie in re-
demption of their notes of FIVE dollars and
less The objection urged by the money
corporations, is that such accommodations
would be violation of the rules by which
they have agreed to abide during the con =
tinuance of the suspension. But by what
process of reasoning do they come to such
determination, while their vaults are FILL
ed with specie and their general finances
in such condition as to admit of redemp-
ton Of all their small bills without the
slightest danger or Inconvenience them
selves. According to their own assertions
the banks are now as wealthy as ever at
any time before, but fearing the risk Of
large demands upon their piles of cash,
they have concluded to deny all demands
and thereby avoid all the dangers of peeu-
MARY deplision. In this step they have not
only, not consulted the positive necessities
Of the whole business community, but they
have set the constant demands Of the peo-
pie aside, and put their rights at defiance.
Though the gold and silver in their Golfers
is not legally their own, they refuse posi-
lively refuse with lordly independence to
dole it out to its legitimate owners in the
poor sum Of one dollar at time. 1t is
better they think, aud easier that the toll
ing masses should pay heavily fop their
gold and silver in deprecated rags than
that they should violate rule blindly a.
dopted for thoiE o n safety. The banks
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

October l.--Wm iielme, Philadelphia; c S
Layton, Georgetown; Mrs. Weller, Baliimorei
Capt Dallas, U S N; VIC James, Philadelphia.
October 2-wm Fountain, Dover; II P Hen.
ry, New Orleans Jno d Cooper, Pttsburg; R II
Hollis, Smyrna, NJ Putnam, Lcipsic; A II Dur
hicil, Md; J J Kelley, Cupron Iron Works; Chas
Du Poni, Brandywine.
October a. Hardy, Norfolk, Va; Miss n
II Finley, Newark; s Y storcr, zunesvillei c P
Heroes, West Chester; T o Holmes, Delaware; 4
Boyer, Philadelphia; May and Lady, Or
lcans J jackson, Kenneth; Londor, St Georges;
George Wood, Mill Cseek.
October i,-Chas Williams, New Orleans; J
June, New York; S Y Sproston, Zanesyie; Y
Storcr and lady, Baltimore; W Stuart, N York;
w d Brown, Baltimore; E S Newell, Philadu.
October 5.--W d Cooper, Pittsburg; r A Nc
Combs, do; W C Trasey, II W Baker, St Louis.
October CD II vodgcs, Philadelphia; A J
Taylor, Dover; w II Clciden, Wilmington Ed
Truslcy, Philadelphia; W II Watson, Birming-
ham; II Short, S T Crawford, Middletowni John
Giroy, Philadelphia; II I3rakely, Dotdeniown;
Capt Pratt. L $ N; Jas E Black, Smyrna Chus
Abegg, York.
October flames Jinyier, J J Cleaycr, C J
Dougherty. Philadelplig; J b Quigly, Lady and
Son, Wilmington; B Reynolds, Delaware City; J
Titus, D c Manuel, Philadelphia; P Bel,ille
and Lady, Miss Z Meekins ST Georges II Jan
nier and Lady, Newark; Thos Jones, Middle
town; VIM Ceaser and Lady, Delaware City; d
Fl Hatfield, WIN E Carlisle, st Johnstown VIM
Churchmun, Philadelphia; Jas P Trup, ] G Shaw,
New Castle; Jas NJ rin and Lady, d Cenimcll
Lady and Daughter, Del; r X Reynolds, Della.
ware CITY, Capt Matthews, New Castle; jesse
ITiggcns, MoDonough; Geo z Tybont and Son, n
Castle; Henry tazier, do; r c Johnson, Thos W
Johnson, Geo S Williams, Il ] Jackson, Mdl a
Reybold, ] Reybold, Delaware City; T c Chris.
tan, Eikton; II Adams, PhlIdelphiui I Gard
ner, Pine Grove; J A Mordy, Middlctowni u
A Cochran, Middlctowni w w Purncll, Md "
Wilson, Cincinnati
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

and peach preserves by Mrs. H. i. ratnall
variety of preserves by Miss NJ. IL.
Hayes, large variety of jellies, spices,
pickles, and preserves, &c., by Mrs. Peter
Gregg; variety of jellies and picked
fruit, also specimen Of superb currant
winc which was highly commended by
those who tasted it, by Mrs. Poulson
Chandler; lot of superior grape wine by
C. Krauch; ounce and apple jelley, honey
&C., by Mrs. Jacob Walton; ten pounds of
honey by i. J. Mahou, and two boxes by
Mrs. Gregg & Jones.
At 10 o'clock on Thursday the premiums were
awarded as follows;
Ror the best ReaPins Machine o. and certificate of
For the best Moving Machine 90 and eeriinenteof
merit, Bush 4 Lnbdell.
For the Best Corn shelter * and certificate OF mer
il. =. 4 NJ. Pennoek & Co.
For the hest Fan Mill 81 and scrheato of merit, g.
& NJ Pennock & Co.
For the best hive or boz OF honey 81. PhineasJ.
Mabnn.
For the second best honey 81 Jacob Walton.
LADiKs 1lEPARrnKSr
Premium for the best Quilt 81 w White.
For the second best Guilt 81. Miss davidson.
Premium for the best counierpane o. Mrs. NJ chand
Ter.
:, rot INC seconu peh' Soui"'PH"u 81 "'sh h"N"''t'
morn 49,, a., ,. "a .
r,nium iof Inc nes' spee'n'" nofs'eu "o'h W. a.
Premium for the best home made carp'ts 81. Gregg
Premium for the beat fine YOrni Hose 30 cents. H..
VI; hhyes' ,,,A =, =,
Premium ior the bcst nome maze rouha lake VI u.
NJ; hayes. -. .
rrsnnn Tor 'he ssst nome innue sponge Snhe w.
MISS walton. NIT,
premium i"I tis peH'fa'''V VI Ho"e maui tieN''s'
~, Greg james s., =,
Premium for the best varie, Of home male ffut Jel-
" 81 Mrs II L. iatnhil. - -,
=, premium i"i tue Dest h"me nAue ooap 49, "iss
Hayes.
-, s.-,,,. HOSES. mimi. 81. az
fof the brst ntailoh iof general Whity ~ j. ".
Vandctgrin.
For the best rair carnage horses - J. u. SHORT
For the bss1 PAIR oil Wofh Horses s. 'rAiR Tat
nail.
For the best morse IN singls 81 o. 'enfies
MARks AND eoLIs-
For The best Mare 81. Mr. Grant:
ror the seeohu h"st no. ~ u WoWh.. -
For the best Colt from 10 3years old. 3d. Mr.. Da-
wilson, "a. c..
for tue second Dest 90, ~. .nas. u. unruoh.
Do, from TO years 3D. 81 Bryan Jackson.
DO lyear olh' W Vi u. L"oheiif
BrlLs
For the hest Durham bull, Se;S q Lobdell
special premium 10 w; heypold ior MS durham bui'
| lows.
| For the best Devon DO, s.; H. 7 hneomh.
~ '"' '''' Fsurs a. AND 81 vscsTs s s.''"
For the best and greatest variety OF Fruit, 49, ]. r.
| Hayes.
For the pest dozen apples ~; j. ~ Hayes
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10


PREPARATIONS FOR DEATH When
you lie down at night, compose your spirits
as if you were not to wake ii Il the heavens
be no more. And when you awake in the
morning, consider the new day as your
last, and act accordingly. Surely that
night comcth of which you shall never see
the morning, or the day of which you shall
never see the night, but which Of your
mornings or nj hts, you know not. Let
the mantle of worldly enjoyment hang
loose about you, that it may ba safely drop
ped when death comes to carry you Into
another world. When the fruit is ripe it
falls off the tree easily. So, when Chris
tian's heart is truly wcaned from the world,
he is prepared for death. a heart Olsen
gagged from the world is heavenly one,
and then we are ready for heaven, when
.sst,lnnaat IA h9fro,s,r
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

are able, richly able, even under present
TO keep quantity of small
coin in circulation sufficient for the imme-
diatc wants of the community, but being in
power, and having the people "onthe hip"
they exercise their self constituted authori-
ty with dospotic rigor and to obstinately
Withhold the little accommodation which,
mot cnriehes them
hut makes us pour indeed"
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
The Elephants.

We were in our glory all day yesterday, the
whole royal family of elephants were in town
Albert, Victeria, Princess Alice, Prince of Wales
and the rest of the bloodod tribe. They came
along about 0 o'clock attached to an alligator
looking sort ofrding machine, and behaved, with
as much decency and docility as though single
drop of aristocrilic blood did not circulate in their
veins. Royalty and aristocraey rarely conduct
themselves with so much gcntleness, and We are
almost led to question the Queens identity and
doubt that we had the veritlbl. English sovereign
among u.s.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
Great improvement
In the Art

HtiofyPes, photographs, 1nbr0tyIcs, Gy
Py q. c. Doiy, HE celebrated Ar
list from Nee York.
TEHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES 50 infrm thu CHI.
N zehs vi Wilmington aud iht sieinity. that he hap
engaged rooms ~ npany Nth the well known artist
w. L. Llrkins, Runns No. g. Markgt Street ever
smyths Chins Sur. This u n 'he si-assn
Rooms ~ town aud thr suhscrb RS intend mskirf W
FIRST class re,,H b. turning work that tAafjt be
surpassed hers csuw hsrc ior t'sn, dursbiIy snd
rhrupncss.
The HfLUrYPE IL fhs most brsufiril and pleasing
style Of P,eIrr introduced The public. This i'm.
pfueemeu was inyehted b, rfoi. e o.. Duty. and he
- thu only nr-ist that understands making fhers.
Thr lMpEIilAi. PHOTOGRAPH This N = nrT srd
brantifl style ii photographs equal 10 the facet
Engrayinrs and much sought Aftrr.
ANIL. UlAPkS b autfully coibTed. sppffi~r 10 any
that hnvs evir been made in this city large SHE only
10 cents, equal IL those that i'll cost you 500 sise
MhsTs.
i.ETrERrYrIa for scading in irtters to ahy part
Of tn nifed States or Eurnp, irse If charge.
ElANEOTlrES only so cents large sire and So
periur any that has been made in town. Call and
examine ana then ju igr fnf yourselves. a.
Itnsps inserted ~ lnrk-ts. breast pinr and fnfef
rings ~ the nehtrst manner possible and reasnnshe
l. rms OH Dnpu Trrotyps eop-d and faded ones re.
stored and made To luok NJ rood As new. IL
We invite NIL To give US call aud eKsgiine the FP~
cimens Adnissinn free. rhnfnerrTih rirwsof Warh-
inrton'E Manumeni IN New York. saint Nirboiss uo-
TEL New York. Niagara Falls. and vtcw Of Tts
York Fire Company. Engine aud Engine House taken
IN one second. ricurts taken IN all wealth r. cloudy
or q ar. III FIXTURES male in this rom warranted MT
to iade VI llistgr. LAEkIN \ DOtf,
sep s6-tf frerrirsr-t
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

"MoruER,1 sal little doy, the othor
day, live got such pad headache and
sore throat, too" "Haye you, my dearl"
asked the mother; swell, you shall have
some medicine ats no matter" rotor
ted tho shrewd urchin, Give got EN-, but
they doat hurt me-"
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

~ Mr.. John Long had gust completed wallng
up ii well at his residence near NJ comb, Illinois,
when hc accidentally dropped his hammer into
the we'll. A boy was sent down to recover it but
when about ten feet down, fell to the boltom.-
Mr. Long then descended himself but when u
few feet down. gave an alarm that he was sufio
eating, but before aid was furnished he too fell
licless to the bottom. Both bodies were rccov.
cred several hours ailerward.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
LEMON Y AKIN,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
N4z Groceries, Liquors,
=, RAIN,
HsaA& Fertile ers.

CORNER OF TENTH AND MARkET STREETS
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Refined Sngnrs.--f. X. sugar, Cuba DO
Molnsses.--P. Il. Moass, s. huseothdo syrup, Su-
gar House
Riec.-ticrers and Darr,ls.
Cofrrcs.-uld Govt Java Rio, LaguayTa, 81. Do
mIngo, Burnt and Ground Rssence Of Coffee.
Spices Spices of all kiuds
robacco.-1s. rs, IS, r. and Us lump Rough
Ready. Locust Pod, smoking, foos. and pup'r CHEVY
ing, fine cut. sc.
snufr. Scotch, Maceaboy, Rappee.
Segnrs.-All descriptions and prices.
Tcas.-Y Young ilysdn. Old Tyson. imperial. 'iiin
powder, Twankay Tyson ski, oulong scurhong.
POuchOnR.
Naval Stores. Tar Rnsin.
Liquors.-BrandirH. Curnac, Rochelle, Bordeaux.
Domestic Cherry blackberry. has phrTfy. rearh, Gin.
ScAnnpps, all brands In glass mud wood Domestic,
Run. ST. Crnix, Jamaica. New England. Nhirkcy. Mo-
gaiela, Irish Scotch Bourbon Scotch Ale, Porter.
WInes.- Madeira. sherry. Port, ,laaga, than
pagnr, (all brands Clarrt. Lisbon
Mackcrnt Herring,
FcrsiIizccs.-No. l. Pernyinn duunu. HrNt's fhns
phate of Lime. Allen & Needles do, rnInrniy's do.
Corn, Oats and MIL Feed.
Sundrics. Hacking. Cocoa, Chocolate, lux. Shot
and Lead Lemon Syrup. Powder. Pipes. Perp fagcc
Pickles, yeast Pow ders. Musrat White and Rrd in
hhds
N. II. Very Superior Old Monong hala whissoy
suitable for Hotels. apps ly
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
-.,pELAwARE DEMOCRAT
sATunpAY, ocr. 10, 1857.
n.maeratIe Yic,nrr.

BY the following returns Of the election
held on Monday, from the various hun
dreds of New Castle county, clear dem
ocrstic victory will be seen. The result is
satisfactory commentary upon the tri-
umpb, aud We will Withhold for the present,
at least, any further remark.
-arH 7fr Democrat Know Nothing.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

Zcnas b. Glazier, lottery and exchange broker
corner Sd and Market street offers tho highest
premium for gold and silver coin.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

DR.. Garden, of Brundywine village offers Il
strong and beautiful little cunning skifi' for sale
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

deceived by false show, and overtures Of
friendship into betrayal oftheir political
trust, but when comes the "tug of war;
and the community. or the country is
thrown into whirlpool of political excite
mcnt, their hopes fall to the ground, and
tue pretended friends from whom they
were led IA expect so much arc their most
airulent and rigorous opponents
They then have no other prospect of VIC
tory than the unceasing and untiring
labors of those to whom they have proven
so unfaithlul, aud whose support they have
morally forfeited. Yet uuder such cir
cumsts- % they not only avail themselves
of their party influence, but claim it as
their right, and with unimagined impu
dence proclaim their fidelity to the party
principles. Such men deserve to be kick
ed aud secuted from the Democratic ranks
We shall make it a point in the future to
analyze the hypocritical qualities of these
political jugglcrs and hold them out to the
party in their true colors.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

A special meeting of the Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons, will be held in the Mlson.
&c Hail. in this city, on Tuesday next, the 18th
inst, for the purpose of installing officers.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
News Items.

Philcmma Chandler, carpenter, and architect, is
about completing the wood work of large and
admirably designed dwelling house at the corner
of Sth and West Streets, the property Of Stephen
Postlcs Esq. Jones, and B.sgs, are doing tbs
brick work.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

Sons of Temperance will be held in this city, on
Thursday, the 22d inst.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
Business and Personal Intelligence.

II. r. Il W. Bringhursi, advertise large az
sortment Of new and frrsh drugs and perfumes
ins, received from New York.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
Deer rark Seminary,

DY REV. GEO. HOOD AND. LADY. The Winter
ID term of this SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL, 30.
YOUNG LADIES will commence Noyrphtr 1. 1866 l.
tn" nnub. Of pupils is lniicp to wen;y Pupis viii
hrr hnd good home. earnest study faithful teachers
aud healthy moral influence.
TigNs pnI ohrd. and Tuition in Engiishh branch .,
rer rm ofhve months, SIS. Music, Drawing, raihf
ing, ac.. eAlri.
For cirfahis or other information. enquire Of the
rnncip4i. auI5-2m
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

soseph Pyle, and VIM. Dlvis, are erecting tw'
very handsome brick houses, near the old Ferry
between Spruce and Church Streets.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

A pamphlet on the Lawton, or New Do-
chelle Blackberry, from tue same publish
ers is on our table This is book that
every farmer should possess, as it gives
information concerning the successful cul-
turc of one of the best species of fruit in
the country.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
RARE CHANCE FOR
CapiTaIiSt9

ENRON 320OO TO IS 900 is wanted to invest in a
H, article that is in great demand with farmers
For any persun having the abovr amount. this is fin
chance tn reap heavy profit. The amount invrste
will be secured and the partnrr so Investing may b
either active or silent as they may pr.f r.
For further information apply 10
WIN. IS. VIRGINS. Real Estate Agent.
srp 1897 No. 1856 King ST., Wilmington, D,l
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

New York weekly Despatch.

N6W IUIh WtOA1J DVsP1VOH'
We have ceiyed two numbers of this
excellent paper containing the commence
ment of an interesting, and beautifully
written story entitled, The Vest Makers
Apprentice, tale of city life, depicting
the trials and temptations of poor sew
ing girl in a great and corrupt city
This story is one of the most exciting and
absorbing that has been published for
many years, and is creating a great sen
sation in literary circles, The Dispatch is
an original paper, and filled with matter
written expressly for its columns,
Published by a. J Williamson, No.
90 Bcekman Street, New York. Sub
scription price $500 a year
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

EpUY DR. LoUNsB. RRY & CO.'S Imperial Drpu
kk rative and Allllcaling salve. Of the Agent 70
Wilmington, WIN kinney,
oct } cor 3th & Marx 4 bts
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
POLITICAL usFAIrHFuLNEss.

Prominent among the duties which dem
ocrats owe to their party is the support OF
the organs by which the party is held to-
gethcr, and through which its principles
are promulgated, and its pcculiarities de-
Tended. 1t is not considered good faith in
a political partizan to treat with indiifer-
once the honest claims of his political coad-
tutors, and to give his countenance, and
aid to those who have worked increasingly
for the overthrow and defeat of the mca-
sures which be affects to guard and sus-
tain. tt is not, we reterate, c nsidered
politically honest in men to affiliate openly
with one party, to receive the support and
confidence of that party, and at the same
time, in the forlorn hope of gaining little
outside power, and popularity. to curry
favor, by indirect 1'rcuniary contribn-
tions, With the opposition. Yet we know
many prominent democrats (l) and one or
two public officers who have been eloyu-
ted to high places by democratic votes,
guilty of this species OF dishonesty. While
they work their rds in such manner as
not only to avoid general suspicion of po-
itiesl in6deiity, but to enlist the influence
of their party, they are constantly lending
themselves in clandestine manner to the
advantage of their open political antago-
nists. Though the Object sought to be at
tanned in this political chicancry is never
reached, tie short-sishted policy is still
u6t1Illsd in tiuRsni1 hope of ultimate gain.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

The Water Cure Almanac, published
by Fowler and Wells, New York. is also
received, and contains large fund of val
uable information.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

lles for sale cheap o IL g. & ~ Bnnrhurst iu5 aiaTK
fisK TnoIH Cosns of ivory horn m India Rubber, at
n. Il. 4 W. BrinEhuat's, l0J Market ST.
VENETIAN sP sur, in large pieces, superior far hath
ing, at n n. & w BringhuFft'a. ltc Market street
FRF en- PossTuNs. nj superior quality. for dressing
the hair nj ~ Il. a W. Bringhursts. 10l Market ST.
I0oIL,Sn's Btr1rEs at the reduced prizes. at II. r.
4 W. Brnghnrst's in3 MARKET H.
Aysns CiIihRy Pft1ORAI. Puts. for sale cheap at
II r. a W. Brinrhurst's. I03 Market ~
Laws Blows MsDsoR Soar, the genuine AZ thsi low
-sl figure. at u T. L ". Brnshursts, 100 Market st.
Pnrssu, No article aud ths best fnr making sofi
soap. AT u. L. & W. rinrhurst's, iO3 Market ~.
uo IRA AifxTuRr of our own manufacture. n chan
and very reliable article. II H. q w. BfnEhurst, lot
Market street
Ilopasos's GrTrA rgRcH, Comm EiNs rrsstRy.
much used in Philadelphia. for rnle by II. n. & W
BrinFirrtt. ie3 Market It. auij
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
dGl'S boys & GHIIDRDEs IlAl.

CaltneTa, baIinfItf, keniurky Trans. sIFe htfI'
no shirts and drawers and nannels AT various prices
Purchasers would do well To cali at once.
w Don't iorgeti No. 20 Mark.t stre,t neat door 70
the Farmers Bank. sep 1Fff
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

For the h st pen Of gffdss ss7siS', :.
Do. pair Of fat oxen, 81; Jacob walton.
For the next best do, 81; J. Walton.
For the best Buck, IS; W. Reyboli.
For the second hest Buck, 80; W. Reyboli
For the four best Ewes, beiwecna and years old,
IS; W. ReybOid.
Forihe four next best between and yoar, old. 50
A diploma 10 Jesse Gregg for pen OfMcrino Ewes.
SWINE.
For the second hest Boar, ST. j. CLAUS
For the best Sow and Pigs So Geo. P. Norris.
For the best pen of Store pigs not less than four 81
For the bes, pen of "a, hogs w. P Gregg
For the best pair Of native bred Fowls 81 j. Leach
For the largest and best variety of Poultry %, Geo.
Pepper Norris,
For the hest pair of dueks 81, S. Candy.
For the best pair Geese 80 Candy.
BkcoS HANS
For the hest liam cured by exhibitor 81, Mr.. Hayes
Por the second best ham cured By exhibitor ~ Jesse
Gregg.
For the best fresh butter not Less than Eve pounds
49, YRS. J. D. Marshall
For the SECOND best butter 50. Ms. p. Chandler.
For the best new milk cheese 50. Mrs. J. b. Hayes.
For the best bread 81. Mics ~ Chandler.
For the best pocd preserved butter not less than
90 lbs, and not less than Two moths old So Mrs
Fer tee second best butter So Mis-. n. M. Marshall
AeRicuLTunAL lsrLf,sEsTs.
For the best Plough - and certificate Of merit, Jas.
For the bcs, Drilling Machine b, and certificate Of
merit, Aainen and Wood.
0Eciol Report Of the COMMITTEE on Fire Compa-
nids at the Nee Castle County Agricultural
Exhibition.
The Committee OIL Fire Companies report that by an
arrangement between the Companies they aErec give
the Water Witch Engine 20 feet, and the Reliance 10
feet. each playing through and l.16th inch nozzle
The di stances thrown by each engine follows
Water Witch, 1893 n. 10 in. % added aa n. 10 in
Reliance, 20l 3" 10 = 9iD 3 p"
Delaware, ~ -" 217 "
Friendship. 97i " !" 231 - . 4"
Washington. e35 " 10 -" as :. 10 "
Us. VALENTINE, }
JOHN JONES. c.,,
A. II. ADAMS. committee
We understand that the trial was made through so
feet Of Hose.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
THE LATEST AND BEST.

DUY onNEMuNDO. A Turkish Article, highly
D fragrant, defensive, and cosmetic. For shaving
Shampooning, bathing, cleaning the teeth, remDving
blotehes Pimpes tan freekles aud for beantifying
the complexion. W. KINsEY,
sap 90 Only Agent.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

fof Medical Purposcs.
nIcKINSON,s Marncto Electric Maehinrs are
NJ tn best in USE aud are highly commended for
Rheumatism. Nervous Dis"ascs. &c Hear in mind TINT
EDWA BRtNGHIR Sr a CO.. corner VI Sixth and
Market are the exclusive agents for the sale nf these
Machines this city. Physicians. Druggists. aud 9th
ers supplied at the Mannfacturr's lowest prices hy
L. q. a. Co,
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
PartncrsIlip Notice.

TUy1IS Is TO NOTIFY that have lhis day Assooa.
4 ted with me PROF. G. q. tOTY the celebrated
artist from New York for Partner for the purpose OF
enlarging aud extending my business.
now take the opportunity of returning my thanks
for past favnrs and hope may merit continuance ot
the same. Prof. {. Doty is an experienced Artist
aud has knowledge Of the Photograph art in all its
branches and will Introduce styles Of pictures thai
has never been in this town Rooms smyth'F
China Store No IS Market street. Wilmington, Del
The business will hereafter be conduetedhy
W. T. LABKlN, q Prof &. G. IoTY
sep ec.tf Prnprietors.