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From Rev Mr.. MCMU4LEN, Pastor of Roberts Chapel.
lNDIANhrmIs, Oct ), 1857.
Dr.C.W RoBAcK-Dcnr Sir; have used your
Blood Purifier fort nervous affection. from which |
have suffered much at times, While it has pleasant
taste it certainly has happy effect upon the
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard and be-
licve me, 49, -,
Yours, J.W. 4. MMULLEN.
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ness paper buy and sell Gold Silver and Eastern Ex-
change, and transact other business in their lne.-
Interest paid on time deposes.
j. S. NORTON Cashier.
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JNRESu TEAS, RICK, SUGARS. ard MO'
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= eNUFF, Tobacco, and Cigers-A, No. T.
PECK y HAMILTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

lcan AZ sharing in ito own nervousness on that sub
ject. The Journal represented that Mr.. Gooch said
10 his friends that he was sot opposed to Slavery
such, or Slavery per Sc, or something OF this sort.
Not having The Journal by Inc at this moment,
cannot give you the precise expression attributed
10 Mr.. Gooch At any rate, it was erroneous
What the new member said was that be made
no war POLITICALLY upon Slavery in the States.
Mr. Goorh was a Free Soer ten years ago,
and II is not at all likely that at this late day. when
the Soil doctrines of 1919 have grown pop
ular that even such papers as The Boston Journal
are compelled to pay Difference to them, he is die
posed 10 abandon or apologize for them, especially
IN a circle of his own neighbors most of whom are
Thoroughly indoctrinated in the same views. And
Slavery men are so common now in Congress,
that new Member runs no risk in being known as
one of that class. | have 10 reason 10 suppose
that Mr.. Gooch cares about having his views pub
licly proclaimed OF discussed, for they of no
more Importance than the views Of any other man
in the like position. j have no doubt be may be re-
lied upon to act with the great body of the Repub-
cans, and to go as far in opposition TO Slavery las
SUCH as any Of them, and it is pity that con-
trary impression should be given in advance of his
taking his seat. He will leave for Washington on
Monday. GILBERT.
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FROM BIOS TON.
Sfoto Our Own Correspondent.

BosToN, Jan. Is, 1858.
Our Legislature has been in session ten days, and
has got its Committees appointed, its rules and or
sers adopted, Its contested elections in progress, its
petitions, or those which require orders Of notice,
all in. II has not, however, elected Sergeant-at
Arms. The House adheres to Major Stevens, and
gives him at every balO,ng hundred majority or
more, but the Senate Lac twice elected Wendell r.
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Bosros, SATURDAY., Jan. 10, 1853.
Imports Of foreign goods at the port oil Boston Tor
the week ending Jan. 10 1855:
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THOMAS II. BooTH Co. No. 5Oreene street opp-'e I.n'
p-rhnce Hail. SCENTS for rae q TIE IRsSA Ia .p
New Jer-y
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arriving in distress, and the expense attending thcss
taken in by The wrechers, amounted 70 E9,sS -.
rails and stores, amounted to s56,962 81.
The salvage paid by the Admiralty Court wss
$99.65! -. The total salvage paid by Court, By
mutual agreement, and by arbitration, amounted To
slOl 500 81. The salvage and expenses were Sl72,-
$50 ~
The classification OF vessels s as follows: steamers
ships TO- barks 7. brigs g schooners - total, 80.
ig isS4' .sA1saes
Nae 81 St''e' as4o75
'~Ir q s'''''' l71S<
N'qr 81 ye'''' ana asss.so
a.. .sr %
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
THE JUICES OF PLANTS.

\, The negro Of Louisiana delights to suck
the juice of the F" Sugar Cane green the
Mexican peon imbibes the fermented juice
Of the Cactus or Maguey the yankee
revels in the luxury of bis sugar camp /;
but, we wish to conline our remarks to the
milk juices of plants. All of our reader,
are familiar with the Cactus, in its moni-
manifold shapes---it graces the conserva.
tory Of the wealthy and adorus the cottage
Of the poor. This plant Is ouv of hume.
rons tribe Of milk bearing plants which.
when wounded, exude white, milky Juice.
We select this as familiar specimen. 1t
is our intention, however, to speak in this
article of one species of the milk bearing
plants, viz the Cacutchonr, which yields
the gun elastic. This tree is found in
Brazil and Guiana--probably in Central
America. India Rubber, as their hard.
ened juice is Familiarity called, derives its
name from ITS geographical location and
the early use of the article for erasing pens
Gil marks. In boyhood's day we remem.
Der that this substance, now SO familiar to
oil and so general in its applications, was
only used by the artist or schoolboy to
erase a mark on paper; then we remem-
Der the first gam shoes-ugly, uncoutb,
ill.shaped concerns, which have now
yielded to the elegant and comfortable
sandal and over.shoc. We save our bones
and flesh by India Rubber Springs under
our railroad cars; the huge, strong, swift
locomotive is buoyed up by it the baby is
swung TO sleep in its Jumper on this omhi.
present bonncer theboy has bis bat, ball.;
the girl, her oarloe bull the baby, his rat.
tie; we cut our teeth on an India Rubber
ring, and we comb our heads with India
Rubber combs, Of which we have endless
varieties. The Machinist and the Factory
man press itinto their service; tbs used
fiat and il is used round Surgical in.
s,rupants are made oft; : indeed, what il
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
A. MODEL BooK-BUYER.

The last number of Harper's Weeks
has a portrait of Mr.. Brown" whose sto.
mach had been fully provided for, how.
ever his miud had been neglected, seated
in book store for the purpose of furnish.
ing his library. I" Let me see; says he,
F." LII take twelve feet Of them, Sorted
blue, red and yaller bindings, and two and
q quarter feet of them spotted backed vol.
lums, to fill up over the door Of the liberia.
ry."
Another picture represents no Same
Mr.. Brown visiting picture factory, for
tue purpose Of purchasing paintings for his
magnificent gallery of art 81.
Brown ~" | want picture hy 8, ex.
actly, as | have jest Tat space to spare"
Dealer Any particular subject
Moonlight, Eruption of s1me Of the Volca.
noes, or domestic subject, or ------n
Brown -" Don't care what subject, or
who il the painter, 50 that it's 4 BY 5 ex.
actly, .an -
Brown IL accommodated. $3.50
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01

not made of it If we commended its use
by making projections for our feet, we
are about to adapt il nowadays to the
important use Of shelteripg onr heads.
Caoutchonc is almost indestructible, II
is not affected by the atmosphere. 0xy-
gen, that universal element and powerful
combiner, does not seize upon 1t as upon
the hard iron or stately tree, Most mine.
raj acids which decompose all other sub
stances, leave it uninjured. Possessing
these properties, it is one of the most use.
full articles to man.
Being aim ,st iudestructible and not be-
ing subject to decay, it Is the very sub
stance out of which to construct Roofing.
Our friends, WHEELER & CAMPBELL, Of
whom we spoke in our last, apply VESTS
PATENT GALvANIo ROOFING, which is
light and durable. 1t can be applied over
an old, leaking roof, without disturbing
tho shingles, or interfering with the house
or comfort of the inmates. Being SO light,
the framing and rafters may be cores.
pondingly light, and thus much money
may be saved in the first cost Of build.
ing. 1t needs no painting. Address
Wheeler & Campbell, Wilmington, Della
ware.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
QUACKERY.

We have neither time nor inclination 10
enter into disquisition on the meaning of
the term which stands at the head Of this
article. We have not space to devote to
history of this bydra-headed monster,
which has withstood the Herculean efforts
of science and of satire. We desire, at the
present moment, merely to show the in-
consistency of those who advocate and en-
courage the nefarious Qaack Medicines,
commonly called Patrnt Medicines.
III a man offers the community any sort
of spirituous liquors at three or six cents
glass, it is the fashion of the day to call
him a rum seller, and to pour upon his
head all sorts of curses and abuses. We
are not prepared to say that we will turn
4 rum seller" and retail " double distilled
damnation,n as e John BarIeycorn . is Gu
phoniously styled by teetotalers; but we do
say that VIC would as soon retail grog, un.
derits own name, and believe rum selling
to be as honorable as the pressing of Bitters
upon the community. =5.
Our newspapers are filed with an
nounccmen;s of Bitter, which unblush-
lngly claim for the respective articles
whose merits they set forth, the virtues of
celestial drinks. The proprietors of the
. Bitters manifest either their own isno.
rance or their contempt for that of tho
community, by naming their Nostrums
Os5 geaated BitterS. ANY child, who
has studied the simplest elementary chem.
istry, ought to know that this is hum.
bug.
Strange to say, the most rampant tenn
peranee men, and those preachers who
have been most violent in their denuncia.
lions of rum sellers and rum drinkers, are
most frequently found as endorsers Of Pa,
tent (" Bittcrs." 1t is crime to sell good
genuine Brandy, or frst-rate Whiskey, or
to take glass of Old Jamaica, or even
sip of tart Cider; but it is no crime to in.
duce your neighbor to swallow pints of
Alcohol, made bitter with little Quassia
or Gentian. The old topper takes his "bit.
tiers or bis :" tod y; there is no humbug
about the matter he wants stimulant and
he takes it Your very temperate man.
your sleek individual, who screams OUT
= Liquid I'oison--touch not, taste not,
handle not is the foremost in the rank
Of vendors or endorsers of some alcoholic
atimulant, under the name Of Bitters.-
We like things called by their right names;
we say, therefore, that the temperance
man who INDUCES in Bitters," is only
taking his cocktail under the name Of
Medicine; and the Maine Law man who
certi6es to the efficacy of Alcoholic Mix
lures, only betrays bis ignorance aud in.
consistency. His ignorance, inasmuch as
be don't know what good drink is; his in
consistency, in condcmning one form and
recommending another form of alcoholic
beverage. s -% o
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
DELAWARE. III
q TEA vi SOAP wv @ R Ks,
THIRD AND OnAsGE STREgrs,
Wilmington, Delaware.
" n R. D. HICKS


CLEANLINESS Is NEXT TO GOD
Illness. n IT. am
We notice that our fiiend, Mr.. r. D.
Hicks, has taken the large
STEAM SOAP FACTORY, M
of the late Eaoch Roberts, corner If Third
and Orange streets, Wilmington, Della.
ware. ifs T1'T
Country storekeepers will do well to call
on Mr.. HICKS, at tho
DELAWARE SOAP WORKS.
and purchase, White, Brs,cn and .Spfr
Soaps, also, candles, &c.
Mr.. Hicks has lccn 20 long known to
the people of this vicinity az Cashier I
the Farmers Bank, in which situation his
promptness AID courtesy nj dc hiu a Uni.
versal favor to, that We need not assure
our readers that all who buy fron him,
will receive tie utmost attention.
Tie Prices at the Delaware Sosp
Works will be regulated by the rates il,
the Philadelphia Market.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs,

DR.. GRrMsHAw will furnish, either BY
his trader, who will call at each store, or
At his store, (only wholesale) all sorts Of
/" NOTIONS" such as suspenders, Belts.
Combs, viz ;--Redding, fne tooth, ohil,
dren's long, puff, pocket, &c. Brushes,
Harmonious, Patent Jcwelry. India
Rubber Goods, viz Balls, Rattles, Gum
Rings. Fiddle Strings, Pins, Needles.
Cottons, Boot Laees, Stay Lacets, Hoops
Spool Thread, Patent Tread, 60, &c. ~
All sold at philadelphia prices, and de-
livered at the store. ' 1871 y ~
Country Merchants will save freight by
purchasing at No. l6I Market street, vii.
mington
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01

Ifyou want . drink, use The very best
Brandy, or Whiskey, or Malt Liquor. Do
not cheat your stomach BY buying two
dollar Brandy or fifty.eent Whisky. If
you want o drink, behouest about it,
take drink; don't take Bitteys.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
INTERESTING no TRAVELLERS.


The man who leaves his home, be it
high or be it low, he rich or be he poor,
always finds cause to complain of the
change. We read In books Of English
Inns, of roaring fires in old.fashioued fire.
places, Of tall candlestieks, bustling wait.
ers and tidy landladiesI but We often have
felt that these descriptions were the fruits
Of the imagination ofthe author. Most of
our hotels, or iateras, or inns, as you
PLEASE to call them, in America, are hor-
fible places to live in. or course, we can
only speak of America, not having, as
yet, expanded our body OF enlarged our
mind /" by foreign travel.
We are led into this train of thought by
finding on our table neat little note,
headed. /" ALMONDS INDIAN QUEEN
HoTEr.geaThe proprietor of this Hotel,
Mine host Almond, is Delaware man.
When we say that, We say good deal
TOR himi but wc are prepared to add that
be keeps first class house, that his rooms
are neat and clean, bis furniture new aud
elegant, his parlors commodious, convenient
and oheerluli bis dining room spacious,
shis table loaded with substautials we'll
cooked and delicaeies well selected his
BAR well attended and supplied with
81 4.
choice brandies, wines and other. liquors.
We do not hesitate to recommend our
friends to make their homes at tho INDIAN
oussN, when business or pleasure calls
them to Wilmington. We copy Mr.. Az
rso,ids Note
.A-"AIEnoSp's INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.
? e Dsay SIP
= I,a.f fg3a The location Of this old es-
tabllsbed and deserEedly popular First
Cas- Hatel, is in the most -pleasalstspart
Of the city, and in the immediate, vicinity
Of all the principal Schools, U7ite9 States
Courts, Custons House and Posi- O6ice, as
well as all other important places Of bust
ness The rooms are large and well ven
silated; the furniture of the finest nate
rial, and made TO order expressly for this
establishment. The recent additions, al /.
terations and improvements render it the
most desirable Hotel in the city, and by
strict attention to the comfort OF guests,
the undersigned hopes to merit mud re.
ceive liberal share of public encourage.
ment. He therefore respectfully solicits
your patronage. 4Ai
CHARLES NJ. ALLMoND,
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
Grinaashass's Catalogue.


The following articles will be furnished
Wholesale and retail, at No l6l Market
street, s9i lae ass "a 4FR
Grilnshaw's Cough Mixture,
Grlmshaw's Ink, ~
IL Grimshaw's Pile Liniment,
containing Goulard $ Extract and Olive Oil.
Grimshawis Vegetable Cathartic Pills,
tiasi do. aa Santonine Lozenqes,
pqis do. 10 Perfumery laam
,ss8sns4d lds5a for the Handkerchief.
p gFLAvoRINe EXTRACTS,
Extract Of Lemon, . gslgsia 81
ess Extract of Rose, ,aNa ht
9ils Extract of Orange saa G3a.ss,
fss Extract Of Vanilla, h .,s,g
Extract Of Bitter Almonds,
Peach Water
Also, ai
Easehcc IF lsemon, -adiHf 1fG
3 4 Essence Of Peppermint, "a u s.a8
EM Lavender Compound, goo .q
Laudanpm,
fss eaa Paregoris,2 saaah
Eiiaass ia2Is Castor OH, 20 "a gii
Besides all the usual preparations dis.
penaed By Druggists. sa5 gsE
Photographic Chemicals supplied 10 Ar.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
TO PHYSICIANS.

GU .fN.4 = ~ II - OAOAAAfDs ll4 81. 4
Our new preparations will be noticed
from month to moth. We sell at Phila-
delphia prices:
IRON.
Yalerianate of Iron, 81
Phosphate of Iron,
Citrate Of Iron and Quinia,
Citrate Of Iron,
Compound Syrup Of Phosphates Of Iron,
Lime, Potash aud Soda. This is a most
useful preparation in affections of a tuber.
cular or scroiulous nature.
FLUID EXTRACTS.
The most convenient form for admins.
tering medicines is in the form Of FLUID
EXTRACTS, which combine efficacy with
minuteness of dose;
Fluid Extract OF Dandelion---
Useful IN affections of the stomach
and liver.
Fluid Extract of Soma
Convenient as a purgativs or laxa.
tive; especially useful in in.
GE faDtile cases. sc4aa
Fluid Extract of Pink Root and SIENNA
"a good Vermifuge.
Fluid Extract Of Buchu-- ~.
Unlike the hpmbug preparations,
50 much advertised, this does
contain the virtues of Buchu.
The leaves of the plant from
which this is prepared act OH
the kidneys. 1t is also bene-
Rcial in affections Of the blad
- der.
Fluid Extract of Lupuliu,
aud
Fluid Extract Of Ergot.
Dr. GR1MsHAw offers a few choice liquors
for medicinal purposes.
Good Brandy, mot warranted) "a per
gallon.
Fine Brandy, Sc
Extra " Gust out Of bond SO so
Fine and Superior Whiskcy;
Wolfe's Sehiedam Schnupps--a pure
L Gin for medicine;
Port aud Sherry Wln:si ''-'--'f
London Brown Stout;
y Scotch Ale. sttte
j.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
u. I'D. Pelaielton,
MANUFACTURING JEwELER,
Corner Of 4M and Market, SIS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Allkinds Of Hair Jewelry manufactured
Also, Plain Gold Rings, Studs, y
aae Sleeve Buttons Society AZ
Badges, &c. d"5t
OLD Jewelry repaired and made 10
look as we'll as NEW. .t.d9 hi
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01

Our new preparations will be noticed
from month to moth. We sell at Phila-
delphia prices:
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IL The new and beautiful steamer
MTnkEHAHA.
Capt JAS GALE
VIII her regular rips thu LIST Of Juna frons
oAdwsp 70 ricosdsrogA connecting with The steamers
TAE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HoTEL
Caldwell. Lake HeorTe.
VIII open for the reception Of ne s,h % Esy
DANIkL CALI.
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CLOTHING, sc.

CLOTHING, &C.
Any QUANTITY or 6sNrLExESs LEFT osF WEAR.
= Ing sppuei wanted for the southern AMI Western
us-fsis III. highest pric. will be paid BY calling a.
addressing Th'nas d. Conroy, 46 Centre street.
sy.sr orr CLOTHING wANfgD.-LAnrss ON eEE.
Lemrp having any Of he dispose OF o1l.n
sssh price by sending FER he scrher his redence
vim street Ia n DUssyLD0RP. ~ B.-fscses assembled
W hy wrs n.
,yrryryMyN HAVING CAST OFF Or oraER CLorE.
In 10 dispose will the
he zane BY sending 70 he store addressing d. Loye All
e..<t wfrnet
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noAHE HOUSE. 800 FOURTH AvESUE-THIs FAMILY
~ hotel n reopened for families single gentennen.
Rooms In suits angle furnished uofurnshed with
board priees nom - 70 D week. transient bcGrders
u Is per day.
rLOBE HOTEL -GkNrLEMEN CAN usTATN NEAT
VI and convenient Furnished Hotel
Of William snd Frankfort srees for twenty And
thirty -acven per day.
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CPAEIsH rSACHEk WANrED-EfTHaR LADY oR
- genem must be of reaaem M good vseer
aopast LeGsoos be daily ssteIs 4.
~ Address IN spanish s.s,ng (Which must De mo-
rEte) with reference, wsdemay, Rogers bookstore Ssl
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FaEscH ADvERTIsEmESTs.

nN DEMANDS uHE BoVNr FRANrArsE P1UR
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARDINa--IH ONE CT raE R1sT LOCATIONS IN
ID Esst Brnsdwsy -Gsntlem'n and their single
gentlemen can hnd good board and pleasant rooms by
sddressis hDe Jews day 70 o. b. A., Herald ohco
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

LELAND HOUSE, BELLOWS rALIs. VT This "a
voriie esori will be opened for the The
is Of June The house auaf 81 the plenssntsst
ana romantic points tse Counsctcut
ing Of the flS Copne,tsot valley the
zial around and dirse rafl
road route from New York and Boston 70 the White Noun
Alns rarAtosa Ayd Clarendon sp-inKs too trains arriving
-ay from each direction Boarders FOR the win -
sben on reasonable terms q. r. WHITE, prcprtssox,
HxILDvs FALLS, Nay 10, 1888