The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
SpErIAI. NOTICES


Ufil1Y OF LGmiNlNG KoDs.-'Thli ihcy ar,
emincntly useful, no one for a moment can doubt
who has ever seen the devastating and dcslructy,
effects Of this subtle but powerful fluid. In ou
day, every man, no matter how inflnmabe hi.
passions, can sit down In the midst of the mos
violent thunder shower, and feel perfectly sure
that If he has taken the proper precautions again,
lightning, his effects are perfectly and thoroughly
secure against all harm. Aud the man who ia
t'iis day of cheap protection against lightning
fills TO guard against lightning, fails to guard
against tho wcll-known and dreaded results of lis
sudden stroke, deserves not only the cpprobiqm oil
his itllow-mcn, but eyqn The sesefcst penalties a
fixed 10 any crime. Morrow & Brother, corner
OF Fourth and King streets, keep constantly on
hand large supply Of Lyons copper lightning
Conductors. Don't fail 10 procure ono,
NoalsiiloN ELlcIioS'-The candidates for
Sheriff and Coroner Of the Peoples Party arc &c.
Tive in soliciting votes and the nomination takes
place this day week. Every one thinks that his
chance for nomination is certain. II Is ospac,ed
there will be large turn out--eyery candidate
his his friends--and consequently a large vote
will be given throughout the county. This is
right and proper, but it is 10 be hoped that this
large class of our fillow.eilizens will not forget
their own interest by calling at BiRNiE's, No. l,
West Second Street, und gcta pair of durable
Boots, mudo Of the best material, and at prices to
silt the times.
CAMP MeEriNes.-Douttless many of our citi.
zens intend visiting the camp meetings, and as it
is highly necessary 10 provide themselves with
plenty of wearing apparel and above all they
should not neglect to procure good boots and shoes
C. W. Pyle, No. IL, West Second street, can fur
nish them with Boots, CATERS Slippers, &C., of
the latest style, md at prices which cannot be
aurpassed Ut any similar establishment.
GaoD rRFFARArioss.-Ag gentleman non, prnndyeine
stopped in our Office few day ago. aud wished us
publish an article in Compensation OF Bennet,N Em-
brocation that Great Lininen made by Bennett, the
elves That this Embrocation s rst rate and are
willing TO accommodate friend with all he desires
u this matter, He says it cured one OF the worst
cases Of frosted feet he and that after
ny things had been tried TO effect He says ured
~ his amy for Cuts Burns Bruises scalds and pains
doubt, is certain cure for Rheumatism IN its worst
form. He would be without il in his family for any
rasonable amount OF money. As we are writing this
we must say that we have high opinion Of Benhetts
Dar hma Mixture We know OF several cases Of Dys-
entcry or hiarfhua being cured with this MIXTURE
when death, has apparently, been inevitable. There
= truth in the general IMPRESSION that no anily should
be without this Diarrhna medicine, in the house
at any time. We also know that Benefits Indian Oil
is the best preparation for the Hair out, and restores
the skin of the head to healthy action and causes the
HAIR to grow and makes it plant as six The above
preparations are all they pretend to be, and urge
upon community 10 them in preference 10 for
eign, vile preparations that we know nothing about
JSpeaking Of Boots and Shoes reminds me
a conversation l heard up town few days since
between couple of neglbors, Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Thompson. The former was inviting Mrs
Thompson TO come in and look at the bargains she
had been buying at Hagany's, down on the corner
Of Second and Shiplcy SIS. "Why," said she,
"Mrs Thompson, you would hlrdly believe it
know but | can show you neat pair of black
lasting CATERS with gum stretchers in the Sides
which you know is a great improvement on the
old and tedious mode Of llcngs, that gave him
only seyeny-fieo eents for, and he had nice Kid
and Undressed morocco Boots, for tile same price
and | saw him selling great large footed man
plif of good strong laced Boots for one dollar
such as they Would have 10 pay ont dollar and
quarter for in Market street. Indeed, believe
ifyou will Just 60 down to the cheap corner that
you can buy any kind of Boots and Shoes n great
deal lower than you can any where up town, and
now Mrs. Thompson want To know ifyou don't
think that we ought to 20 where we can get The
most for Our monoy,---there's my hvsband that's
been out of employmtnta good part ofile winter,
and even since the Spring has opened tic weather
has been unsettled that he has not been able 10
make more than halflimc so that every thing !
have TO buy must look about and see where
can get il the cheapest It's an cid saying that
necessity is tic mother of invention, and | am dc
termined to invent some plan 10 lessen our
shoe bill from this out--and If lIagany continues
To sell me good shoes at these low priees,I'll be
one Of his cusrongna