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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

SWEET CoHS ron WiSrEn-l'or years, says
a correspondent of the Iora Former, have
saved my sweet corn that ripened on the hill,
and cooked Il in the Winter, and have found
it almost equal to the "fresh article" Ny
plan is this IL gather it when ripe, dry it in
the mir, and lay il by for use. When wanted
shed portion, say quart; put it into ket-
tie with water sufficient to keep it covered, and
boil; put in soon after hnlf-pint of ley; boil
till the cuticle or skin of the kernel becomes
soft and is easily removed; put il in cold water
wash and rub with the hands till clean. Now
boil slowly for several hours, or steep till done.
Serve with butter and salt or eat with milk.
How TO KRRr TEA TRAYs-Do not pour boil
ing water over your tcaboards, particularly
jappanned ones, as it will make the yarnish
crack and peal of, hut have a sponge wettcd
with warm water and little soap, il the tray
be very dirty; then rub it with cloth; IL ii
looks smeary, dust on little -four then rub
It with dry cloth. II the paper tray gets
marked, take piece Of woollen cloth, with a
little sweet oil, and rub it over the marks il
anything will take them out, this will.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
THE HOUSEWIFE.

RgRrISG SWEET PoTAToEs.-A correspondent
of the Oskaloosa Heraid gives his method of
keeping sweet potatoes through tho Winter:
~ use dry sand to put them up init don't
matter how the sand is dried, In kiln, in q
log heap, or il the sun, so il Il dry that ia ali
that is required. prefer drying ina log heap,
us it costs at least four times less, and is just
US good. Any family that has a little room
with stove in it, may keep box or two Of
eight or ten bushels without much inconve-
nience. The boxes must he raised six or eight
inches from the floor and they must not be
nearer than four inches Of the wall. Fill the
box with potatoes, and then put in sand, cover
the potatoes with sand. have also known
them kept well in buckwheat chat. In order
10 keep potatoes with success, there must he
thermometer kept in the room. The mercury
must not sink below 10 deg, ifit does the po-
tatoes will chill aud rot il also unjust not raise
above go deg or they will grow. | never lost
any of my potatoes only by letting the room
yet too cold A Thermometer only costs u
dollar, and every man ought to have one"
CuRING HAMs-Afakc number OF cotton
bags little larger than your hams after tho
hams are well smoked place them in the bags
then get the hest kind of sweet, well made hay;
cut il with knife. and with your hands press
il well around the hams in the bag; tie the
bags with good strings, put on a card of tho
year 10 snow Their age. and hang them up in
garnet or some dry room, and they will hang
five years, and will he better for boiling than
on the day You hung them up. This method
costs but little, and the bags will last forty
years No flies or bugs will trouble the hams
If the hay is well pressed around them; the
sweating Of the hams will he taken up BY the
hay, and the hny will impart fine flavor to
the hams. The hams should be treated in this
way before the hot weather sets in.
A CmEAP PAiyT.--TO make q servcenble
paint, nsc SKINNED milk two quarts; fresh
Stacked lime % ounces; linsced oil, four oun-
ces, and common whiting, three pounds The
directions for mixing arc: Put tho lime in a
stone vessel, pour on i, sufficient Of the milk
10 make il like thin cream; add tho oil little
NJ a time stirring to mix thoroughly add the
remainder Of the milk, then the whiting, made
fine, is to be spread upon the surface, and the
waolc well stirred. II is then ct for use. This
paint is applied with common paint or white
wash brush, and will dry in three or four hours.
Two coats make n very perfect paint, and keeps
very white. ~. .Is.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

Enormous APPLICATION OF THE ELEcrROTYPE
PRocEss.--An enormous application of the
electrotype, or galyano- plastic process, has
been made in the sculpture of the Cathedral
of st. Isaac, at st. Petersburgh, by the archi-
tect After having made very important ex-
periments, he was authorized to adopt this
mode in tho execution of the metallic sculp-
lures and carvings for the following reasons
]. The identical reproduction of the sculpture
without chisclling. 2. The lghtness of the
pieces, which enabled the architect to introduce
sculptures of higher relief than any hitherto
known, and to fix the places suspended from
the yaultings, without fear of accident, or of
their being detached. 3. The great saving Of
expense between these and castings in bronze.
The gliding also was effected by the same pro-
cess, and presented equal advantages. The
seven doors of the cathedral will be of bronze
and electrotype, the framework being of the
former, and the sculptural parts of the latter.
Three Of these doors are 30 feet high, A feet
wide the four others II feet inches wide.
They contain 81 bas-reliefs, 63 statues, and "a
alto-relieyo busts, of religious subjects and
characters. The quantity ofmctal employed on
the dome is as follows; Ducat gold, 247lb.;
copper, SCI tons; brass, 32l9 tons wrought
iron, 52dl tons; cast iron, ,06s tons. Total,
1904 tons.--BnHder.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29


TEST OF INSANITY IN CRIMINAL CAsEs.--THE
case Of Count Mortier affords remarkable il
lustration of the fallacy which turks in the die
tum laid down by Mr.. Justice Erskine, that a
person accused of crime cannot claim impunity
on the score of insanity if the circumstances
which prompt his morbid excess be real. NJ
Mor,ier was insane and his main delusion was
doubt Of his wife's fidelity. Instead of MUIR
dering her, however, he resolved to destroy his
children and himself; and he was in the act Of
endcavoring to persuade the frightened children
that they ought to be slaughtered, when the
police came in and rescued them. Now, NJ Nor
tier was attempting murder: the motive was q
delusion, and therefore according to Mr.. Justice
Erskine, he may claim mercy; but what if the
infdelity ofthe countess happened to have been
real?-the secret fact cOinciding with the de-
fusion. In that case, according to Mr. Justice
Erskinc's view, the count, although as insane
us ever, would not be able to claim the indul-
gence due to insanity. This test fails, because
it is confcssedy applied, not to the thing which
is to he tested, but to something else-not to
the morbidity of perception but to the reality
of the thing perceived, 1t is well known that
there may be truly insane feeling towards
an object without any dclusion as to the reality
of the object; but fthere be deceit, a truly
insane perception of outward appearances may
by chance coincide with the disguised truth.
What the law will do with Count 1IOrtier is
just what il may most safely and bene6cialy
do in any case: it discovers that he is not in
in fit state of mind togo at large and il seizes
him and secludes him until he Is put into safe
and fit state of mind, if that ever should be-
| Spectator.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

FRoM la MoTrE FouQuR.-Dcep was the sig
nifcancc of the old mythic faith of the Ro-
mans, when 1t named Janus, who looks two
ways--io that which is before hinl-the god
Of peace
Peaceful, although with tears, yet fostercd
and tended by the guardian hands of Love, be-
gins the course of life; for childhood shines
in paradisaical glory, gliding even the darkest
aspects that surround it with the beams of its
own blessed morning because as the poet has
truly said, "Children are still half angels
Peacefully, through the tears of parting, and
the shudders of death does eternity shine upon
him who has ofttimes gazed on il throughout
his coursc,in the spirit of faith, love and hope.
The space between the outset and the goal
of human life is probation manifold are the
combats; but they become more triumphant,
and genllcr, the more and the more conscious
ly they arc enlightened by the rays which issue
from those two centres Of pcace-the begin
ming and the end.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
STEWART & WALSH,

OLD NO. o., NEW 81 MARKET ST., ABOVE THIRD.
WILMINGTON, DEL
DEALER 10 American English and Swiss Watches .Jow.
- ery, syerware, &c. Perfect Tnekeepers. Tho cello
brated English patent lever Watch Chronometer baance
manufactured by Henry Reynolds Lemon, Of Liverpool
and arc guaranteed to run without any porcoplbo yar
ton.
The subscribers having been appointed sole Agents for
Watches have now In banda large assortment Of beautiful
Design and workmanship
The Patent Lover Watches made by Henry Revnolds
Lemon are Acknowledged to no superior tmekeepers 10
any ohcr Watch over offered 70 the public and at much
lower prices
Tho subscriber, knowing we'll tho importance to gentle
men Of having correct and reliable meeepors which can
always be eato depended have cvoy watch thoroughly
tested before offering II for salo. ltis
These Watches are perfectly constructed aud accurate
" adjusted for tho pocket that hoy not Affected by
changes in the Temperatures or byany outward moderation
rsiiahis saslsfhsNsn. aRqo-Ia
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

III GEORGE A. BATTERBURY announces to his iforls
and the public that he has removed to tho formerly
occupied by Mr. John Marah No. Ill Market street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Wilmington where he in
tends keeping Music, Music Books, fine Italian Violin un
Guitar strings Yollns Guitars, FLUTES, fs Acrorloons
and Musical Merchandise Also, general assortment Of
bill. Cap and Letter Paper. BankhoOks Envelopes Pens
Pencils aud Ink, Port MOnnnies Port Rolos Inir Cloth
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Combs Razors Strops Pocket
Knives Curnelian Rings &C., Pocket Conpassc b.. lie
will aso keep Prayer Books, Plain Tint,sl and Conrcl
Lthograps Stool IND other Engraving and OH Paintings
n. D-pcnrcs selected from Publishers Catalogues pro
cured Immediately. GEO A. BATTERDuRN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
1C0nicaI WasIling MACHINE.

rrIIE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE-The subscri.
hers take pleasure III announcing to their friends and
tho public generally that they manufacture tho dreateat
Washing Machine Of the Age. II will do work and
better with ess nnd than any other In exis
tence The machine Is warranted to wash all the dirt
without leaving streaks nurng the clothes Is conf
cal shape scnses with friction and Keeps the batch to
be washed in such position to distribute tue soap
and brings the machinery in contact with the parts to DO
washed Its wonderful performance is destined to super
sele the washboards and human knuckea boy twelve
years old do the washing Of large family In hour.
Call at No. 16 Market street. and examine Machines
Manufactured at tho Of Sixth and Orange streets
WITSIL MCCALL
1ga MarLai gtr,at WIimtngtnn nal
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD.---rIlE
subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
Wilmington and the surrounding country that he ~
opened new Wood and Coal Yard on the o. Mc'
anu water Streets opposite Harlan Iolllngswor,h ces
establishment, where no Intends keeping consgnty ~
hand large assortment Of the BEST qualities Of Coal o.
oil sze for family use Customers may always DO sure
receiving an czeellent article 2.0lbs TO to the ton A
Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood
augla-6m WILLIAM n. CARPENTER,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
THE IMPERIAL 4

THE IMPERIAL
DEPUR ATIXE.
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF THE
EAfS p NINETEENTH CENTURY,
u. FOR THE PROMPT AND RADICAL
CURE OF SCROFUIA!
WHITE ~ Fr h5NE MalasSF tlSrh 81
t.a.-.l LONG STANDING, ALTERATIONS
OF THE MOUTH AND
Nni4 THROAT
SORE EYES, TgrTER. scALD HEAD
Generally. and all Diseases erang from
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
In Scrofula, White Swelling and
Diseases of a like character, THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIvE, in
a fair trial of its well known vir-
tues, will effect decided cures of
the most inveterate and long stand
ing cases, One or two bottles
cannot be used without giving cv-
idence of the unequalled curative
powers of this great remedy.
In TETTER, it has no equal.
1t will cure any case of letter, no
matter how old or obstinate, if a
fair trial of its powers is made.
For the cure of this troublesome
and intractable disease, it is more
generally and successfully used
than any other remedy in exist
ence.
II is invaluable in cases of Scald
Head-one bottle used in such
cases fully establishes it's control
over this disease.
Pimples and blotches of the
skin are elfectually removed, and
at this season Of the year, the use
of one or two bottles of the M
PERIAL DEPURATIVE gives
to the skin a fresh, clear and
healthy appearance.
In cases of White Swelling,
Hip Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers and
old sores, the Anti-Philogistic
ALL-HEALING SALVE
May be used to advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases of Cuts,
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
&c,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
REGIsTERs' OFFICE.
N,,,,, ,N.v-,g c-,,..,7.,. -. "a,

UPON the application of MARY DDuGligRTy Ken
trx Of tho last will and testament Of Edward pm,q
late Cf uhriatiann Hundred, In said County deceased.
ordered and directed by tho Register that the HSrbt
aforesaid give notice of the granting Of Letters Tesam
granting thereof by causing advertisements To he "a
within forty days from the date Of such ietera In III
the most public places Of tho county Of New Castle t.
qnriug all persons having demands against the Rsi
present tho snme abide by an Act Of Asscbyh Nd
Ease made aud provided And also cause the sinu "a 4
Inserted within the period In the Delaware nQu
newspaper pubahed IN Wilmington and 10 H. confs
therein two months.
(l-'-l Given under tho hand anil Seal NJ Oli0tl
l.. s. Register Aforesaid at Now Castle, IN Ncw Cij4
ir- County aforesaid, the tlay anil year alOyD Wi
ten pETRl -. rANOEEER i,cgi'tt
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
CALER STROUD a SON.

WOULD most respectfully call tho attention Of farmers
" and the public generally to their GROUND and CAR
CINED PLASTER aud superior BONE DUST These fer
Lnr unequalled by any in the market. They real
ways tile In quality and invariably to he relied upon.
SrtouDS NEW fERTII.lZER, possesses a the
qustes ola complete manure. its superior virtues when
known, will he too apparent 10 escape observation.
1t particularly adapted Corn, Oats Potatoes and ycge
tables.
We feel that one Recommendation Of fertilizer 10 be OF
value II Is intention u sell hut reliable
articles. We always prepared To receive and fill
dcrs for these superior articles at the shortest notice. and
Than .aatea l,l.t at,1s-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
GINN,-lHITMING.

I 0CKSMITIIING, BELL HANGING AND IRON RAIL
ING, No 104 shpey Street, between 9Th and 9Th, VIII
mlngton Delaware Thankful for past fhyDrs the under
signed begs leave to inform the public THAT he still contln
ut the old stand No. 1Ol Shipey Street Many years
practical experience and thorough knowledge Of his bu
enables him TO warrant satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their orders lie further calls attention to
a LOCK MADE BY HIMSELF. which Ia certain proof
against robbers. ROBERT WAGNER,
ap23-ly Gun and Locksmth, l0i Shpley Street.
Fp- Scissors Knives Saws, Rnzors anil all other kinds
nG Gnllery sharpnned and nnt I'm cnmpela orler.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
lob TRIMMING
SEASONED LUMmER.

NEBEKER TArNALL, ut the Oil Established Yard
~ Market Street wlnrf-Wiitc rinc Lumber |, ~ ~
and b.. Flooring; Yellow Pine aud Norway Heart scn
ling Stills, Plank boards AMI Fencing Cypress and White
Pine Shingles llcmlOck, Post Chestnut and White Oak
Ash Plank l, NJ ~ and inches, Poplar Plank, Sran
ling and Boards plckets Plain and Fancy D 3lS and ~
feet clustering and shlngng Iathi. All good Lumber
kept under Buyers and Shippers will nd TO their
advantage 10 examine our stock Of seasoned Lumber We
have just received from Albany large cargo Of Poplar
in the city Persons In want please call and examine
stock. np2l1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
CONFECTIONERY, ICE

NKEAM AND OYSTER sALOUN.--Th0 nnlersgne1 hay-
ing fitted up thnt cunmudinus store No, IO7 Market ST.,
Wilmington Del. for first class Confectionery and Res
aua unnounces to the public that he prepared 10
receive their patronage. lie intends tt his Restaurant
shnll he conducted In the best manner lie constantly
keeps the very best Oysters which he will up In
ry fashion. Families will be served with Oysters, leo
Crean. Cakes Candies and Fruit tho shortest notice and
IN tue very best style.
Ills pariorsa largeand commolons; his walters
Gus and attentive by strict attention to business no
hopes to merit share Of public patronage.
ap23-iy GEORGE H. R0BIFSON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
MILLINERY ST0RE.

NO. SECOND ST, Wilmington Del. Tho undersigned
~ nis the ladies NJ Wilmington, and her friends gem
orally that she has removed from Second street.
nngc, To No. East Second street. between Market and
King where she will keep hand gOod assortment Of
Spring Bonnet Dress Gaps, Head Dresses, Ribbons Flow
era. Trimmings, &C.. which she IL selling on reasonable
tcrin4 All work IN her line promptly attended to and
warranted tn give satisfaction MARY TAYLOR.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
DELAWARE STEAM'

COAP AND CANDLE WORKS. The proprietor of this
- establishment has hand and offers for sale on
tho most accommodating termH large and varied nssor
ment Of soap and candles, Of his manufacture equal II
superior to any In the market composed Of the best
possible materials lilo respectfully soclts the custom Of
the old friends Of the establishment and all others who
would consult their interests Taow bought and sold
and cash given for Rough Fat and Soap aud Camille mate
rias generally. ROBERT D. HICKS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
LEATMER SlT0RE.

NO. % MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.-Thc
~ subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he
Keeps all kinds Of Shocmakera and Safer's LEATHER
Belt Lace, Morocco and Lining Tanners Oils, &C.. &c.
which he will dspOso OF 10 hs cstouer ut tho lowest
market prices
The undersigned would h all times DO pleased to show
his stock topeaons DESTROYS Of purchasing and them
to call anil examine 1t. ROBERT II. JONES.
nnos-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

THIS honest aed just bounds of observation
by ono person upon another, extend no futher
but to understand him sufficiently, whereby
not to give him offence, or whereby to be able
TO give him faithful counsel, or whereby to stand
upon reasonable guard and caution in respect
of mans self; bat to be speculative into one
heart that Is double and cloren, and not entire
and ingenious Bacon. TriaAF
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
AgI.iC1aItvlraI amaplelmcDt

a Nd MAVITINE MANUFACEDEY. OkANGE STNEET
"A betwcon Front and Second, Wilmington Delaware
The subscriber is prepared 10 manufacture anil repair
all kinds Of Agricultural Machinery in tho best manner
and warranted To give tsaction Also keeps constantly
hand large assortment Of Implement Machinery and
Tools which he would call the attention Of dealers nnd 9th
oexnino before purchasing. Adkins Nancy IIussey
Mccormick and other Renpers repaired, and Castings
Brasses Knives &c., furnished when ordered
Also, large assoromoni Of fresh Garden md Flower
Seeds. GEORGE CIIURNSIDE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,
A Valuable And RELIABLE

A VALUABLE AND RELIABLE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspcp-
sia, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility and all diseases arising from
a disordered condition Of the Stom-
aeh and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
ly concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail in permanent
ly curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tions. One bottle, in many cases,
will afford decided relief.
30 cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. McInall, AZ Market St.;
E. Bringhurst & Co., Sixth and
Market Sts.; Jos. Bennett, 104
Market St.; VIM. B. Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market Sts., and T..
+. Hammersley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured by
MACNICH0L Il BRO,
late LouNBURY & Co., No. so N.
Fifth ST., Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment of Cancers, Tu-
mors, Ulcers and Wens, without
Surgical Operations. ap2S-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29


FEH wITsIL a. FOX,
t7tsa1 II WHOLESALE WINE & LTornp ~,
NhA< NJ ~ Corner Of ltit anil Shlpley strou IA
ion Dcl The sa1ssrlers being engagel IN NJ. WIN
Liquor business exclusively takes this inethai Woe
their ircnds and the public generally tis, " y lll
the largest and best variety OF wINEs m " l9u
GIN; besides every species Of domestic lio,oSN
which can be purchased al New York mi pl a,'a
prices, comprising 'nliiea
rs Cognan Brandy, q .Iatnnio, s,i.,
palo Champagns, Scotch W.T.
Pale do Irish "nsliEs,
Old Afonongahna whskey, AiIeRbnna Wh XXI
Nhiskey. Tho very beat ublcfoctfed Wh,i h@h
country. that cannot DO bought cheaper es,rhsi q
WlSEnsiaaeria' Hort Tiincrs sherry ii.b.,
ranted % he pure and Of flo hest a,nny "'A w n
WANDiEss-lia 'pberry, Dlarkhsrry. 0ir.,. ~,
Lemon syrup aud CJrdiala ''' "'hs'I, Chsi
Hxs~ Taycrn-kerpera and Retail deal,r. ...,,,.
rntes on reasonable terms. 'l'oltdsl
MEDICINAL SrS.--fntalids md ,h..
olu Minet mn LIQUORS iar Modienal purpose, gn "
% tlor aayantaGe 20 cail and examine our st 4, ~
duletalcd liquors hcinro purchasing elsewhere VI
Dd- Persons a. q distance will lind thar ~
lance within twenty mlloI. s'" sni q
81 Hotels supplied In Task. Dnn,iinho. A.
B5- Purchasers will hnL Il 10 their adrs,s ~.
Mt tho old stand, n, 4. Corner Of Fourth and S,
and examine our extensive stock before maxi M
Chase4. ap23-om WITT lhMf w
nUESTION sOLVED.--wIIOi rs li1T,IiI5-.. ~,
w IA ihahl mahy years ago This que,tlut 4. ~
sworen by one Of Deawafoa distinguished so N'll
told number who had assembled IA llcar H. MN, w,
Bodes now rest In quiet reposd IN their s, 'p ull
Thnr tso says the orator. when Young wa. 1ri ~ l
corn stalk horses on bis fihcrs I,rln when WIKI, S
Storkton was leading the American frgrs and 'e ~
HosaiOn nf Fort George rcra are f,w Helm Wy p
present nj that battle, could testify to to The nct &
History Tho DID havo passed away the mli ull Nt
silent and Young America like those Of yaro NV ~
Resolution, told tho Aoft tale and thus te All
Ito hpatc ut time whom his fathers hair vps hIit y
his Hhskcrs, nlsp. In those da,s therc "a, ,. n
thought Of SllamnOoning of Dycinc. II wa. .s, "'4
cut my hair. Row, Nonng America wishing f., .I.
WIN ~" times; order, sou-tachc, Goaee Prime ,
Victoria DNc, Dnncards, Wiga- scaips, shampnnlus
Those orders can oil be filled by calling d, J. II n,
Roach Practical Barbcrr, No. Ea-t Fiit s,.., KY
building, Wilmington, Del. ''''''S''''
With Razors keen
And Water hot
You'll always lnl thcn
IN fha at,ot
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
GEORGES lfH,CAAEl,

M ERCHANT TAILOR.
no. 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL
HAS choice assortment Of Cloths Cassmcrs aud VI
iga, which llo nlaes up 70 order in the host style u
also Keeps a supply Of ready made Clothing on hand
N. Call before purchasing elsewhere mv1i-iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

ALL persons having claims against the Estate cl m A
coaacd must present tho duly attc4ted 10 tho Adn
tor on or before the 9th day Of october 1869 OF ae,
Act Of the Assembly In such ease male aud rroYl,,
. HENRY nLklgR
Wilmington Oct. g. lSo9St Alminsifalot