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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

After keeping plants in the air until frost he
gins to indicate its procliyty, remove them to
their winter quarters, which must depend on
the conycniences nnd means of our several
plant nurses. Some will give them quarters in
q cellar where light may reach them, and 0cca-
sonally supply of air, and from which the
deposition of culinary valuabcs secure the en-
elusion of the frost thief. Give thcmvery little
water after being removed after being removed
10 this retreat, once week for few weeks,
and finally Withdrawing it gradually during
the severity Of the Winter. The temperature
Of the place must not fall below 500 or At
least very little below that point This treat
ment will not suit great variety Of plants,
only such as have robust succulcnt stems or
heshy roots. Scarlet Gcraniums Salvlas, Fuch-
sias, will winter successfully But Vcrbcnas
Lantanas and Hcliotropes require different
Treatment
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
REGrsTERs' OFFICE:

.--.. :. NV NAhTIE tUUNTY SCI. I2th IN1l
UPON tho application Of MARY DOuGliERTY, h,p
trlx NJ the last will and testament Of Edward DOng,
late of Chrsliann Hundred In said County ecee.ri ~
ordered ind directed by the Register that the Iyrn
aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters lpsm,
tArs upon the Estate Of tho deceased with the d,,s i,
granting thereof by causing advertisements to he
withln forty days from tho date of such stter in N
tho most public places Of the county Of New Cast ts
nulrlng n pernons having demands against the E.,s i,
present tie came Vt abide by Act Of Assembly ID %
inado and provided And nlso cause the As ID b,
inserted within the sano period IN the Delaware Inquirer
newspaper published In Wilmington and to be r-niauo
therein two months 1h
(r--l Given under the hand and Seal Of Oles II th.
L. y. Register aforesaid, nj New Castle In New Cai.
IT, County lfJrosaid the day and year ob,o urt
tch- PETER u. NAADENEll, Register
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
TJTRNITTTEsE-

TOlIN RUSSELL No. All shlpcy Street, between lih and
18th. would respectfully inform tho public that he has
for sale AZ his Ware Rooms. very large assortment
fuly-nnlc Furniture and would Invite tho attention u
persons commencing housekeeping, rrurnishing cali
and see hla stock Of nesteA- bureaus, Waeh Stands
Chairs, Snfs Tables Locking Glasses Mattresses &C.. aud
every style Vt Furniture warranted represented Old
furniture repaired or new made to order
UNDERTAKING promptly attcndcdto. Don't forget No
Az Shiplcy eboyc 18th Street may1=Iy
ID E-OPENING OF THE CITY HALL
IL RRFECf0Ri.-Thc undersigned having fitted NJ
anti placed his Restaurant md Eating Snoh In complete
order has hand and will keep everything In roa
such Game Oysters CLAIMS, &c which will he served
M in the very beat style at tho shortest notice
Having engaged the services Of frsraic Cook lie will
assure the public that effort will bc spared to mako the
City Hall Restaurant an agreeable place of resort.
Thankful for past fnvors no hopes, by close attention
II business, for a continuance Of the same.
jy2t-tf n Il. WOODWARD
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

The Agricultural Division of the Z. S. Patent
Office has received letter from planter in
Cedar Grove, Va, in which the writer details
the result of his experiment with that beauti-
full variety Of wheat called the Tuscan, Tho
seed was consigned TO the ground about the
last of September, s5s selecting for the pur-
pose a portion of clover land in the midst Of
field Of several acres. lie scattered it over a
space of thirteen to lifty-onc feet in extentand
the yield was ten to one Of pure, plump heavy
wheat lie disposed of il broadcast instead of
d illing, which he thinks is the better plan;
but he would recommend trial of all modes
The land in which this wheat was cultivated
was of the strongest limestone character, and
in point of superior tillogc unquestionably the
first and foremost
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
DISTANCES FOR PLANTING TREES.

APrLEs-4O feet the greatest distance-33
may suffice. For pyramids on apple stocks o
feet; on Doucain stocks, 3 feet; on paradise
stocks, 6 feet.
PRARs,-Large growing standards on pear
stocks 20 feet dwarf standards on ounce, 8
feet pyramids on pear stocks, to 10 feet on
ounce, G feet
PEAcHEs.-Pcach trees the usual way Of
growing 90 feet apart. If shortened in annu-
ally, as they should be, IL feet. Budded on
plum stocks and headed in, feet.
CHERRIEs.-Common standards, 90 feet apart;
pyramids on common stocks, 10 feet on ma
haleb stocks, 6 feet.
Professionalism Is feet pyramids s TO 0
feet,
ApRlooTs.-20 feet pyramids, 10 feet.
QuiNcHs.-6 to feet.
GRApEs.-Most vigorously growing native
sorts, on trelis feet high % feet apart on
a ~ feet trellis l6 feet apart. Foreign grapes
ohe-half this distance.
GoosEBERRIEs AND CURRANTs.-4 10 . feet.
RAsPBERRlEs.-3 to 4 feet.
For the above distance, the following is the
Number of trees required for an acre;
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

WxE JOSEPH FULLMER
Nd Takes this method Of Informing bis fehA
and tho people Of Wilmington, that he liza, Oh
Ezus ted up in complete mechanical siyla tle sti,
No. ". lialket Street, AEcADE Row Wilm pg,un Dd
whore he intends to devote his cniitn time to The mas
Nrinrc Of BOOTS SHOES Of all kinds and yarlptr-
thu neate+t and most fashionable styles and at snti-r
1tcea Ills stock will cOnrst in part OF Gentlemen. h
Call and patont Leather Boats and ahccs lntest sln
Ladies and Misses dnirra md other shOca, IN gieal "a
rlcty. And in fhct everything in the Shes husinvS,
CUSTOMER Work will be particularly attended IT, aud Is
all cases will satisfaction be warranted.
Hp LASTS fitted up by one Of Tho beat makers III lh'
country.
The long practical experience Of the undersigned and b,
thorough knowledge Of tho business In all Of lis lsnrl-
VIII he trusts bc sufficient guarantee the public ,l
he will Ito them Justice aud furnish them an article list
will recommend Itself for utility. rhcapness and dulAhl
lty. JOSEPH FI'LJMER
REPAIRING OF all kinds neatly done ut reasonable r.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

nEt.IsTEns, oPEIoE.

MN NNslLL IWUNlf, UT bII I0'77'
urnS tho application Of HENRY BLEYEH, AdmlHatt
Tor Of HENRY INCk, late OF tho City Of Wilmington in
shid County deceased is ordered and directed by the
Register that tho Administrator aforesaid, give nltra of
the granting u Letters of Administration upon tho Estate
Of tile dcccase with tho date Of granting thereof BY cas
ing advertisements to be posted Within iurty days irun the
date Of such LETTERS in six Of the most public places of The
county Of New CASTLE requiring all persons having de-
mnnls against tho Estate tn present the same, or abide by
M Act vi Assembly In such made anil provided. And
nlsn cause thu be- inserted within the sninr rcri,n
IN Tho Delaware Inquirer newspaper published In Will
inIiigtnn aud to bc continued therein tw1 months.
i--l Given under the hand aHd Seal Of tiiica ~ the
H. s. Register aforesaid of New Castle In New Castle
l-1' county, aforesaid, thcdiy and year above writ
ten PETER u. NANDEfEi,. Register.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
SEASOyEn LVWRER.

NEBEKER & TAfNALIa at the Old Established Yard.
IN Market Street wharf-whte Pine Lumber !. - ~
. D. T. ., and inches, of different qualities Wide Plank
for Hath Tubs Flooring, Shelving Siding &c.; Carolinn ~
and ~ foorlng Yellow Pine and Norway Heart Srnnt-
ling Stills Plank, Boards and Fencing, Cyprcss md white
Pine Shingles. lIcnock, Post. Chestnut aud white Onk,
Ash Plank. "a, lS and inches Poplar Plank, Scsnt-
ling and Boards pickets Plain aud Fancy, o. ~ and
feet, plasering and Smuggling Lahs All good Lurbor
kept under Buyers and shippers will find TO their
advantage to examine stock of seasoned Lumber. We
have just received from Albany large cargo of Poplar
Lumber ss Inch, and inches the largest assortment
In tho city. Persons In want please call and examine our
efrck
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
AgricuIturaI ImDIement

A Nd MACHINE MANuFACEORY ORANGE STREET,
a between Front nnd Second. Wilmington, Delaware.
The uhscrhcr IL now prepared to manufacture md repair
all kinds of Agricultural Machinery IN the hest manner,
and warranted To give satisfaction Also keeps constantly
On hand large assortment Of Implement Machinery and
Tools which he would call this attention o dealers and 9TH
cTs tocxannc belnrepnrchasng Adkins Nancy, uasey,
Mccormick and other kcapers repaired and Castings,
Drasses, Knives, &C.. furnished when ordered.
Aau, large assureincnt Of fresh Garden and Flower
see'a GEORGE CHURNslDE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
LEATElER STORE.

NO = MARKET NTREET, WILMiHGTny. DlL-rh.
enlSerber woild respectfully inieya tho bubble that hs
Rei a Nnis = shocnakers enJ sadlers LEATHER
,Sh i h sio9eco aud LAg Tanners Oils 6e, &ei
market prices '" W ~ ." '"e WV"
Is Undersigned would at oil times DO pleased 10 nbow
s aek ,opeltohs de-rpus Of purchasing .Len.
W n r ~ ~" oA'uhihoH' ROBERT II. JONES,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
NIELLINEHsY STdlaRE.

No SECOND ST, Wilmington Del Tho undersisael
infrma tho ladies Of Wilmington and her irien,lS se.
erS wy sh9 las removed from Second street Or
W lw ~ 80, ~ f.st second street. between Market und
Spr'E nnnv prtv4 Caps, Ilead Dresses, Ribbons Flow
W., trimmings, &C. which she Is selling on ruasonsbiA
warranted 10 give satisfaction. MARY TAYl0H
nnla-lY 'i-,Ai tNAi-o'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
COnicaI washing Machinr

THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.-Tls subsn
bels take pleasure In announcing to their friends an
The public generally TINT they manufacture tho Urete
washing Machine Of the Age l, will do more work all
better, with less wear and tear than any other in eA
teicc. The machine il warranted wash out all Tho dirt
without leaving srOaks injurlng the clothes Its c
cal shape dnpenscs with friction, and keeps the batch
be washed In such position distribute thu s
and brings the machinery In contact with the parts to d
washed IT, wonderful performance IL destined to ruppp
scdo the wnrhbonris and human knucklcs hos twelve
Neis Oh rnh DO The washing ui large family In hour
Gall ut No 1G6 Market street and examine dur Mnehn
Manufactured " the Of Sixth and Orange STREETS
wlTsIL & MCCALL
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

great changes. for the king ana mobiles are ON
different sides, bidding against each other for
the sufftaaes of the people. While the reyolu-
ton Is growing however. the neople are suf-
ferina. The exlreuce of the masters, postion
renders 1t impossible for them to take much
care OF the intellectual cultivation OF their In
teriors' Few appeals are made but to the
| coarser parts OF their nature. The whip in
Russia, here called the knout, ia the national
instrument oil punishment as IN ohlna but IN
stead OF being s'sociatedwith paternal care, as
under a patrlarchal government, 1t has q char
actcr OF unredeemed brutality. Ito lishtness
or severity depends not upon the law, but the
fhnetionaries--a few blows OF an instrument
designed for temporary chastiscment suiicing
to destroy life. Women, and those OF the
highest rank, and delicate nurture, are logged
as mcrcilessly as men and every proprietor OF
land has whip for his seris as well as for his
cattle.
The Russians, il may be supposed, do not
take very kindly to the whip On the contrary,
il is the cause of great .nany murders
that are committed by the laboring upon
the HIGHER Glasses. Some years ago, a
servant in Moscow having committed fault,
III, ao,..al -, 80, ,an, ID liz ,nos,or,s
..,,,,,n,.'e.o, ,,;,h la,,., Az ,ha vson trudo.
"a -, M ,.oo.,, ,ood ,,,th h;s ,,o,Iod hocl
+, no., 10 srnnosod he ,vos NO, ontiralv ot
| -, ,,;,h ,ha ,roni,. h,, .hora ,vos AT iaost
-, l.. a.. ,;a,onoo and ha ,,as norhans ,,Io,,
~, ,,,o nod ,ooe 90 tho oho,oou onroored lila.
,;a. ,,ro,,,h ,bo ,roo, nor,;on az 10 son.
,a.,s of ,ho lo,,or ho,vovor d;roc,sd tho heorer
- a,ana1 o,a;r 81 H. arr;vo1. which ,sas
a. T,,o eo,Io,r rra,v ohso,r,o,v sn,lvI-.,re
,.,s ;,so,ou,, This .o,,d mn he hornc. and
H.. ,,'.,, =, ho,,,, ,.,;,,
.,,,.a,.s ia.o.;i,,n, NJ. o,Fan,o o,a .,,,,,,,,od
ashoe,r. porhons this o,;e,ed him nerbars
H. ,a,. ,i,o ,.o,o,soa,, af ,al,;o, ,i,,. min,
,a,aa' 49, .arhan, ,ha.o TO-, sr1,,;noss ~ MI
IN. -. =, a., ''.,,..,;,,a,,
.,.; .,,.,, =. -. a.. -. :, ,ro,, ,ooo,.
sorry 90 ,rx ue ,vas son, hacl IN the ch,teai,.
and aoooed oga;nI md then. the experiment
AMI ,hn lasson ha;rg No doubt comnlete. No was
returned 10 Moscow tortbe last time. The man
vor, calmIv ;nto MA masters nrescnce. dolly
ercd his deeno.cbe,. I'D drawing ,rom his sid,
a bo,cb.t usuaIlv worn nv the Russian mems
a.. ,;,ar,,tv hawai- him In n,eces liz tl,cp
o,iio,i ~, e,t,o,, sor,.a,,s 10 ana v,ho, la had
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
CONEECTENNARY HCN

GkEAM AND OYSTER SALO0N-Ihe undersigned hn,.
- ing httcd w that connulous store No 5O7 Market N
tanrnn nnnonntes to the public TINT he h nov 10
recsiIe their patronage flo Intends that Ills Restaurant
shaIl 20 conducted IN the best manner liz eonsvuY
KEEPS me very be oysters, which no will serve NJ, m cv
~ iasiior Families will ho served with Oystcrs lea
cream Cakes Candies and Fruit OF a shortest notice and
in tue very best style. "r-TV''''' '''''' ''''
lis parorsae large aEi eompoaiova; bis walters COURT,
ous nn httonlf9 W strict attention TO business ho
nopp so ~ iheiit ahnrc Of public patronage.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

III GEORGEA. DATTERBURY announces to his friends
and the public that ho has removed to the store formerly
occupied by Mr. John Marsh, No Ill Market street. he
tween Fourth and Pih streets wilmington, where he In
tends Keeping Susc Music Books lns italian Violin and
Guitar strings yiollns, Guitars Flutes Piles, Accoreon
and Musical Merchandise Also general assortment Of
l, Cap and Letter Paper DanbOokr, Envelopes, Pens,
Pencils aud Ink, Port Monnaeu Port foos, Hair Cloth,
Nail md Tooth Brushes Combs, Rzors, Srops Pocket
Knives, Comedian Mngs &c., Pocket Coinpasscs Be- lie
will also Keep Prayer Books Plain, Tinted and COlore1
fthogrnphs Sincl and other RngravngN and Oil Paintings.
n D-Prtnrc. selected from Publishers Catalogues pro-
CURED Immediately. 0kO. A. DATTHRBURY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
CALEB STROUD q son.

WouLD most respectfully call the attention Of nrprr.
and tho public generally to their GROUND and cal
LINED .,IED PLASTER aud superior BONE DUST These ic,
tzef- "fe nnequall@l by any in the market They
ways M sar IN quality mud ipyatabs 10 DO relied uIpn
sIhouDs NEW PERTlLIZER, possesses all the 10
qnis,e4 Oft eqnbcig manure. Its superior virtues when
once known, will 10 too apparent tn crcAna observatun
tables. w 'Ta
rel that one Recommendation Of fertilizer Ia
some value MS it Is intention to sell mons hui rpb
articles We are always prepared to receive and hll OIL
ueia Tor These superior articles at the altss notice and
on tho most reasonable terms, nnagtf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
TEA. TEA.
FOR M BEST
Go to H. GaIIagl,e

I
GO 10 n. GahlaSner'S
Now York Tca Store Sixth and Market Streets will
! mlnetnn Delaware y. GALLAGHER.
TIA reduction Of per cent. oil bills of 800 and
| upwards.
| YlIfRI.IC NOTTCE---rTIIa IfyDE0sITsE-
IN has M 1as di,no'sd - NJ, s,,i s y, ~
nds T., Ia, ~ SSSdop i hra i a, s 81 ol ~
thsnks "a thc nuir @ , lmd NY ,"s" sh ny 10 @
tsn;rsd =, thd,s L. m A p ~ S,en ne ~
n1anec If the snn NM 'o'i Oi ~ = ssNnpa con
yv1I,n W NV i nso ,O.a H. SANpE'o'
| -
ny the above Il will he seen Tint have purchased Of
n r. Sanders hs entire stock If Dry ood. Fixtures and
lease Of his STORE 49, 3l5 Market below Fourth Street al
which Il 1. my intenson 10 close out the stock &c. al
/ greatly reduced prlt,s JAS A. SANDERS,
Jei. wilmington Dsi
TNIaCTr a1TT,pfIINfs 5,iIV u \; n 4, n
,rnnij ma, re.nacts,I itr ~ , ~ q
~, III iot ~, w p,u,r gsmrIsiy
HORSE siIoRINu ~ III XII ,nnd az ~ s, -, S,, nu
Street liz will always kcep complete assottnicnt cf
rcndy made Shoes that will be fitted and put IN IN ne
| best manner and ct the shortest notice
11S- JODDTNTi done with neatness and di,patrh
WANTED
4 An apprentice tho Black lithing business. Apply to
| tho subscriber at tho foot Of shipley Street
s.-sS,,, : - -
| n Th,, 49, = ir11ENS Vr WiLMiNs-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
NnTIcIf,

ALI rcr4ons having claims against the Estate II the de
ccised present tho duly nitest 10 the Adnnistr
tor on or before the 9Th day of October 1850 nhiJo the
Act Of tho Assembly in such csse made and provided,
HENRY BLEYER
-. N...ga4
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
National WOtel and gRe.luu,

RAUAT, 81 Mater Street and rs trout Street Whining
~ ton, Deawarc-Thc undersigned respectfully nfIpi,
his itieds and ihu public that ie has LEASED Tho .p,a
named house, situated mar the Steamboat aud Railroad
pcnus and haA altered and reiurnshed II throughout and
placed II 10 proper condition for tho accommodation u
permanent and transient BoRrdcra Rooms can be obtan
ny Inc single night week month. In tho Restaurant
may he nnh at all hours, OYSTERS anil all other drca
clrn nsuhll ound In well regulated Restaurant tbs
at Is Stocked with we'll selected assortment OF WINE
LIQUORS and sRdARs. that will compete with II NJ, SUI
lss any fIselss Hotel In this city, aud DIArGiT ALI
INIT unsurpassed always hand MealS served up u;
YS a either LOT parties or single pesqpa p0ARpE
NJ b-The honso VIII lie kelt open until the atryaloI
'hr midnight trans. SlLNESTEh IlIANIARD,
hpEi-im prUurlJ0I.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12


W. No. 1Gl Market Street nhnyo Front, Wilmington
ILL Delaware wunldmn-t respectfully call the attention
of the public to the large stock of reay-ma,r Clothing
which he keeps constantly anh and lcA nj the very
lowest cash prices lie makes all kinds Of Clothing tn
dcr-ayngHn excellent cutter, he Is prepared To execute
customer work will noatncss md despatch He Keeps
hand guo assortment of Cloths Cassimeres nhl Vest
ings. which the public il invited To call and examine
by strict attention 10 business he expects heretofore,
10 merit Il slnrr Of tho nullir nntrnunrC myT-inl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
lucGnalps new bulletin.

SYRCP OF HYPOPlf0SPHITES Of Lime, Inn. Soda aud
Aposh. Thi. preparation coutains the Hrpophasphits
win Sigh axeea- o the Lyponhoaphorons scf II Is an
agreeable method uf administering rho Iypophusphits
oa of remedies wsh have proved Of great value In
Ola pulmonary character general debility nnd enacatlon
Prepared and sold at reasonable prices. EDN. AlcINAL
Chemist and Apothecafy, ~ Market ST.
SYRUP OF THE rIIOSplIATES-This In n nutIif0 t'-
nc, and Il useful to build up the system. which occur 10
cOnsumptvca For sale by EDW MclNALIs Chemist and
ApOthecary'
TAR WiSE AND NAPTnA.-I have prescription Of
Tar Wine aud Nanha which have been ordered by one Of
our Hillfl Physicians; hnvn great demand from thu cit
Of ncplcnt consumption.
pATENT or FAMILY MEDiCiNEs~--Aser's Cherry
rccornl and Fills, Jnynes Expooiofant aud MI eyncs
other medicines Aso swnlns panscoa and eYrrr other
potent medicine that IL sold OF which very Sod
for what they recommended anil some Of them god for
nothngi all Of which will sell low. EDW MclNALIe
ITO, rnR THE dOLD MiNEs.-Everytciy that has been
going 10 MclNAIS Drug Store IN buy their medicines for
years. now find themselves al tho gold rcsloas his prizes
has hecn ~ reasonable that they find themselves In gf
circumstance, with their health much Improved with his
superior medicines. EDW. McINALL,
apps ApotherarT.
SADDLE AND HARNESS mANUFACTO-
- RY.-Irhe sub4ciibrf respectfully announces 10 the
ctigons Of Wilmington. aud public generally Tint hn has
commenced the SWllc and Harness Making Bupn,~s, 40
No. q Stipey Street, below Second Wilmington, Dula
ware Thu undnrrgnc fully believes that g,od Harness
establishment Will 10 handsomely supported II conducted
IN IN suit thu wants Of the peple As Mr. H. atho
only employer that nak his Saddles IN tho hest aud
most worknanlikn manner thus feeling n4lrrd that those
who may patronlse him will receives full equivalent for
their His stock cnndAtsnt Plain and lnilOed Shat
saddles Columbia and spanish Riding Saddles, Ais,
Plain mud Common Saddles single aud Double Harness of
all kinds Wagon Harness. Hrids, Collars Wagon and
Driving Whips Trunks aud Valis"s Carpet Bags RyNete
nf all sorts Buffalo robes llankcr &c., together with every
article usually kept IN this line Ol business oil OF which he
will A, IA low "a any other establishment In tho city.
no. Repairing done with ncatness and despatch.
ap2lly AMOS IlNdWALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
THE | PERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,
A VALUABLE AMI RELIADLE

n NALtADbE AMI Reliable
Remedy for the cure of Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility and all diseases arising from
a disordered condition of the Stom-
ach and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
ly concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail i'll permanent
ly curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tons. One bottle, in many cases,
will afford decided relief.
80 cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. McInall, ~ Market St;
E. Bringhurst 4 Co., Sixth and
Market Sts.; Jos. Bennett, 104
Market ST.; Vim. B. Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market SITS, and T..
r. Hammersley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured By
MACNICHOL & BRO,
late LoUNBuRY & Co., No, 80 N.
Fifth St., Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment of Cancers, Tu-
mors, Ulcers and Wens, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-1y
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

loud RENNEf for making Cold Custari. Fruit Junket
- 6c.-A easpOonfu to quart Of milk will produce a
r cllrd in few minutes. making the most whole
come nutritious and pnnuhe desserts In use especially
for this senSon NJ the year Price % per bottle Pre-
pared only by y. BIINGIuRsT & Co,
iuly2 rhnrmacensts, Corner 9th Market Streets
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
DEL. AWARE JURCTsOS NSU BREAK
WATER CONTRACTING ItAII.RoADS.
FALL ARR.i-NGE.hENT
0pENINes 10 LAUREL

Ina f=s YEgT - III "a
S!Eh ks9 sas II ~
On aud amer MONDAY Sept. =, 1863 Trains on Daawars
Junction aud Drsakwaer AID connecting Railroads. will
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
CtHRIsTIAN liEssICK,

U UKOCEK AND PRODUCE NENDER,
Corner 18th and Wnnt Streets would respectfully call ut
tenn 10 his stock of Sugars Cnce Teas MOlnasc Oils
Rice Cheese Ackeral Shad, ground and ne Salt Spices
&c. lie also Keeps domestic dried
Fruits, such Apples, Peaches Cherries Tobacco and
ScEars together with superlinc and family Flour
Butter mud Egg fresh from thc country always hand.
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

H MENITIANT TAILUN,
W. Webb- building, Market Street, below Third,
.ll1- Wilmington, Del. ns choice assortment Of
Cloths CHs4iineis and vcsug-, selected cxprcily for
the Customer trade, which he makes up to ni1Ir In the
best style. Also, full assortment Of iencmcns furnish.
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
JOHN WALKEEs. .Jr

NO. ~ SIMPLIFY STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL, man
hctres by steam all fashions and nlzes ii nhnp shut
,ers, pivot mud stationary blinds Sash,lo0rs Window
arane' Meldlngs and lenitia Shutters by 10 Sash
m gu hand Al Of which can 10 purchased cheap and
VI accommodating tuffufA