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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

A FINGER PoINTING Our THE GurLTY.-P, Yam
cey is on trial at Louisville, Ky, for horse stealing
One point of evidence against the accused isl piece
Of his. finger. Just before he stole the horse bis
finger was taken off by the knife off cutting box,
and Young got possession of it, and has kept it
for more than year. Young produced the piece,
and it was discovered that il fitted exactly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
REEF REEF Reef

TNHE undersigned would most respectfully inform the
public that he keeps superior article Of Beef al
his stall No. 10 Fourth Street Market and his store No
1903 west Front lie keeps also salt meats such
hams tongues aud dried beef meats for shipping pur-
poses &c. &C. Persons furnishing vessels preparatory
voyages, will do we'll to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
aug27-ly JOHN W. MINK
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
TEMPORARY REMOVAL.

The undersigned would respectfully say to their friends
and customers that they have temporarily removed their
Carriage Manulactoy until their Factory is compile
ed the Twelfth Street Market House, where they
engaged In budingand repairing Carriages usual Any
work ordered at that place. will be punctually attended
FIRST ALMOND
Sent Aft
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Fashionable Dancing Exercises
and Dennrtment.

ID RoFEsSoR DUFF respectfully intmatcs to tho public
that he intends giving nsrcution In the above exer
else during the coming winter.
Private tuition in families and schools For particulars
regarding hours, terms time and place of commencement
seefuture advertisement.
Application be made at Thomas Roberts Book Store
No, +O5 Market street.
Sent, B.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, September LIST, at
the residence of Isaac S. Elliott, Brandywinc
Hundred, by the Rev. Charles Brock, Henry
J. HoRN, Esq, to FANNIE A. BANNING, both OF
St. Paul, Minnesota
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
LEATHER STORE.

NO. "a MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that he keeps all kinds of Shoemakers and Sadler's
LEATHER BELT, LACE, Morocco and LININds, TAN
sgRis olIs &C., &c. which he will disposed his
toners, ut the lowest market prices.
Tho undersigned would at all times be pleased to show
his stock to persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, and invites
them to call and examine it,
aug2T-ly ROBERT II. JONES.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
CARD.

NJ C. GILPIN Corner of 10th and Market Sts., Will
mington, Grocery, Wine aud Liquor Store His
stock Of groceries and liquors. tho largest and best selected
In the State and warranted to give satisfaction Sale
Sept 8. ", C. GILpIN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
FOR s. AIsH

A LARGE three stored Brick Honse situate in EIGHTH
"A between Washington and West streets This Is 4
large convenient house, with gas in every room front
and back parors 1t cOntainsten aud bath room;
Improvement This Is one Of the best built oses i,
the city. Price moderate and terms accommodating.
Apply to JAMES MONTGOMERY
Co.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Hams I Hams !

STAGE Is unequaed HAMS the finest that ever appeared
in the Market Ten ierces just received and for sale by
v. C. GILPIN,
Garner 10th and Market Sta
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Bourbon.

TEN BARRELS very fine Old Bourbon Whisky, Just re
ceyed aud for by v, GlLPIN,
San .,.tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

New Castle County, in sums varying from 800 to $40 OoO
III good secure Mortgages, for which bonus OF from Ave
10 ten per cent will be given.
Persons having money to snyes will do well to call at
No. % Shipey Street before going further
Apr. 23-tf JAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Wilmington Restaurant.

AT NO. 112 MARKET STREET,
BetWeen Front and Second Streets, East side.
nYSTERS and Refreshments ofa kinds served up in
" best style The euds Of the undersigned are re
specifically invited to give him call.
Sept 3-tf. HENRY HAAR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

FOR SALE.-A two stored house situated on 5th be-
tween Spruce and Pine Ii contains six rooms
four of which papered There is seller under an
entire building, and the whole in complete order
Price $3.50. Terms; four hundred can remain on tina
house; the remainder cash. Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
June :. No. 95 Shipley Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

Mr. SURGEONS LAsr.-Mr. Sturgeon, in
preaching at Norwich last week, INDUCED in
some ofhis characteristic humor. "Content, y
he said smade our cup run over, while dis
content knocked the bottom out.n The story
which had recently appeared in the papers
about his having large fortune left him, was
n complete hoax; if he were to have u guinea
for every falsehood told about him, he could
build his great chapel very soon, and proba-
bly, have enough left for cathedral or two.
y \ Christian men sometimes fell terri
bly, foul of each other, like the two English
ships which broadsided each other for hours
in mist, without knowing that the British
flag was flying at their mast heads. The lazy
man was one of the biggest sinners on earth ;
ifhe did nothing else, he broke one of Gods
greatest commandments. There was very
strict Sabbatarian gardener who was very
hard upon his master about his observance of
the Sabbath. His master said to him, "why,
you break the commandments yourself. ;"
elbow ~ said the gardener, 81 don't work on
Sunday" "No,n quoth the master, ''nor
on any other day. Just repeat the command
ment.'' The gardener obeyed, and when he
came to "six days shalt thou labor and do all
that thou hast to do, y his master said, 'There
stop there that is as much a part of the COM
mandment as that the seventh day is the
Sabbath" "a y The sticking for Sec
tartan distinctions was as absurd as if hum
CRY man about to eat some bread We're told by
a churcllman .No bread like the tin loaf, !,
or by an Independent, "No bread like the
cottage loaf" or by Methodist, "You must
eat twists" The hungry man would say,
"Give me some bread, and | will settle the
shape afterwards"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

New textile SUBsTANCE.-lt IS stated that
certain German manufactures have been for
some time engaged in weaving kind of veg
etable wool, which they call forest wool, and
il prepared from the leaves of the Scotch fir.
The process being kept secret by the inven-
tor, Prof. Kittery of the University of Kasan,
prompted, by the reflection, that Russia
abounds in fir trees, and that consequently
such an invention would be highly valuable
in that country, has turned his attention to
the subject, and, after series of experiments,
succeeded in discovering process yielding a
substance even superior to that of Germany.
It is the epidermis of the leaves which yields
the wool, and hence the chief object is to ell
inmate all the other parts. For this purpose,
the fresh twigs are exposed to the action of
steam in an alembia, by which means a guam
tity of essential oil is first obtained. After
this operation the leaves are easily separated
from the twigs they are then macerated for the
space of two hours in about twenty-five times
their weight of canatic I've, marking from five
to six degrees of Beaume's areometer; after
which they are washed and put into cylender
not unlike that which is used in the manufac-
ture of paper. The metallic BLADDER of the ma
chine, which are provided with teeth like
saw, tear the leaves into shreds. AT each ex-
tremity of the turning cylinder there is yer.
tcal sheet of wire gauze, through which the
water and pulp of the leaves escape during the
rotary motion, the wool remaining behind.
The operation is repeated in second cylinder,
having a large number of blades with finer
teeth. The wool obtaiued is then dried in
centrifugal machine; its primitive color is
grayish brown, but it may be reduced to almost
perfect whiteness by chloride of lime.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

FOR sALEA good two storied Brick House situate I'm
Orange between Sth and 9th Streets will be sold bar
gaili e contains on the first floor, parlor and dining
room Ihe situation is pleasant, agreeable aud In To-
cality that always demands good tenants For further
particulars, apply at % shipley street
jy23tf JAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
JAMES MONTGOMERY
CONVEYA ANGER, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,

|
!; NOTARY PUBLIC,
REAL ESTATE, WRITES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
BONDS, WILLS
LEASES aud RELEASES.
Office No. So SIMPLIFY STREET,
Apr. 23-tf WILMINGTON, DEL.
FOR sALE.-A two soried Brick House, situate In Sc
cond Street. between Washington and West
This Is = suitable property for Butcher The house
s.aads back from the street twenty feethe front yard Is
front Of twenty feet The buck buildings good
and new, and three stories high The lot back hun
1.-TWO feet wide On Lafayette street. there is front of
sxty-thfee feet which there is good frame stable
TINS properly has fountain of good spring water running
cohthuh upon IL The property contains nye thousand
seven hundred, and twelve square feet, two inches.
10 Butcher or Dairyman this is one of the most dssl
rable properties in the City.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr. 23-lf No. % shpley Street, Wilmington.
FOR sALE-six Three storicd Brick Houses situate oh
Madison street These are new buildings just finished
and are built In the most substantial Considera-
Die amount the purchase money may remain on the
houses For particulars , sPRly M to
Apr. 23-tt. No 50 Shipley Street, Wilmington
FOR SALE.--A three stored Brick House. situated AT
Il of Spruce and Seventh Streets This IL one OF
the best houses of its class in this city, and will be sold
- : 'ii'.ss es JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr 2s-tf No o5 shipley Street, Wilmington.
FOR sALE.--A Farm containing ninetynine acres Of
good arabic land This farm ID situated about eight miles
from Wilmington cross road leading from the Kan
nett Pike to the old Road leading to Kennett Square
The land Is In good order divided into convenient fields
all of which watered.
The buildings good and substantial; all the out
houses ale in complete order and in fact the farm is all
good farmer could desire. Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Apr. 2s-tE No. % shipley Street, Wilmington.
FOR SALE.-A three stOrled BRICK HOUSE, situated
in Lombard Street. west side This is excellent pro-
perry, with back building. Private Alley &C., &c.
SIX hundred dollars can remain the property. Price
500. Apply to JAMES MoNTG oMERY.
Apr 23tt No 95 Shipley Street, Wilmington.
FOR SALE,-A Hundred Building Lots for sale In the
Western part of the City Prices moderate and terms 40.
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Apr 23-tf No. 9j Shipey Street, Wilmington
FOR sALE--A three storied Brick House. situate OH
Madison Street. between Seventh and Eighth streets This
very neat property, aud which would suit work.
ng man with n small capital
Part Of the money remain on the premises
For further particulars apply to
Apr 23-k No. % shplcy Street. Wilmington.
FOR SALE.-A very pretty Building Lot situated on
West Second Street, between Orange aud Tatnai Ths L.
good situatlon and would do almost any kind on me-
uncal business. 1t has front Of twenty three feet four
inches Second Street and back Il hundred and
lirtyAwc feet, For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Apr 2S-tf No 81 shpley Street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
FOR SALE.

A THREE STORED BRICK HOUSE situate in Second
4 n street between Monroe and jackson. This is new
House, containing six rooms with cellar and everything
in complete order This house will be sold bargain II
applied for Price Ssi0-one-halfor which may re-
main upon the property. Apply immediateyto
JAMES MONTGOMERY
nllgf.tf NJ nh Shirlnv Straat
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

FIRE.-The dwelling of Luther W. Collins,
in Little Creek Hundred, was destroyed by
fire on the 18th nlt., together with most Of
his property. 1t is supposed the fire caught
from sparks from the chimney, falling on the
roof,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

ROLLING MILI.-There is project on foot
for the erection of rolling mill in the North
Eastern portion of our city, near the Brandy
wine. 1t is to be established by Philadel-
phia Company. Several gentlemen were
there last week examining the ground. fall
the projects for manufacture in this neighbor-
hood turn out realities, it will soon be dense
ly populated. There are now in the tapis
two large cotton factories, one morocco facto-
ry, and two rolling mills.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-Lieutenant John Nones, oil
the Revenue Cutter, on this station, went to
bed on Thursday night apparently we'll
When the Steward went to call him in the
morning, he was dead. Cause unknown
Mr.. Nones was promising young man, and
had he been spared by hesgrim monster
would have been an ornament to his profession
The Coroner held an inquest upon the body
and returned verdict according to the fact
of the case.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

FOR SALE.-A three storied Brick House, situated at
the Of Spruce and Seventh Streets This IL one Of
the best houses Of its class in this city and will be sold
bargain, ifapplied for Apply to
JAMES MoNTG 0MERY
Apr 23-tf. No 05 Shipiey Street Wilmington,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

OPENING OF THE JUNCTION AND BREAKwATER
RAILRoAp.-The laying of rails on this road
from the juncture to Milford was contemplated
on Thursday, and it will be opened in a few
days for business. 1t is stated that the COM
pany have contracted with the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company,
as lessees of the Delaware Railroad, to oper-
ate their road. Milford is an important point,
and the freight carried over this branch will
be quite an acquisition to the Delaware Rail
road.
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CkANDEIL 4rT.ssT4N q! g ~. :. !, ~, !. -.

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PaILADELPaIA pRAUgHT ALE---Ths un
y a37xesd sspseotfally inform their old sasion
ssn.lvs afSa3gepsnts n order 70 supply them VIII
ton cf being he Ssst Ia tSs msrtss We are now
syS 3: PEE yssf IN order g A.ys
g bali bssrsls. e Hsllimcrs prices. for Casa ~
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gsesanned a sysY insteaoes provides notice of
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III The Court Of Queen,s Bench In Toronto
has been for some days occupied In trial OF three
prfsons Tor perjury-the hon. B. L. Fellows, :
member Of the Assembly; Martin Casellman. ESQ. !,
the returning ofAcef or inspecsor; and his son,
Caseliman, youth Of Is years Of age, who acted
as poll clerk to his father. The charge was founded
upon the making Of fAlse returns at Che election al
which Mr.. Feliowes was retuFned as the member
elect. They were all found guilty. Fellewes was
sentenced to month"; imprisonment and fBe Of
$500; casseiluian, the elder, 70 months impsis-
onment and , fne Of Si6U; and young CasselInan
to months imprisonment They all held highly
respectable positions In society," asd their trial ex-
cit> d much Interest -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

IL JAn-There are two suspected persons now
confined In the Winchester, (va jail One who
Harrisburg last week, taken 70 Chariestown In
charge Of ofncer J. M. Magson, and thence re-
turned there for safe keeping The other, who
nys his name 10 samuel Cook, was arrested near
Stsphcnson's Depot last week Both profess 10
hail from New York, but give no satisfactory ac-
count. $3.50 ke.l4sss' ils sf.sfs Is :, =
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&siAsa, bus vhish, 4 Il hsd bsss ssin lssess
dragon Of dssfrnst stvensss. Hsneslorth 4 prc-
diet that the poIpts in1dsis ssd abolition
fsnatios, and DIR sympathissrs may rave
IN vsia. Thsy aFe alrsadx disarmsd and
sss,s' .so A,S sas i:ss ss = s:ssss,. Rs
sica mob = he high plaess Il power, undsr
o broken 0oyernment, at fke sxpsnss Of The
msnoriss and tn works q M ashineton snjl
Henry, of JsGerson and HAmiltcn, a Nadieon
aed Adams, and I'll Tat bright host q usr1hh )
Who teehievsd sons kindspe1dsnce with kheir
swords asalthsif Psua and whe oss9niss1 real
freedom never bslsrs ksownin1 ali che agss, in
ed ssSsssi Sssss.s:S ssssfs,ss S'.sss
harmonioys II aif - proportions; just Md
ussssess Il IL distzlbu 81 rlnhts md dutie1
severely Iogieali il I'll ths rslstl16sof il fun1o
,zleDtaf rkineiplsr yst . lexit1s - saorly -
admit d an fstlo6si S6eiaf dSSssop6snS e
there be saeh, I say; let them learn that the
people, in their quiet indignstion, viii strip
them at the bAIlot-box Of ali honor and power,
snd eonsign thsn 70 that disgraee from yhieh
obseority itself will not relieve them. per-
ceive plainly, fellow -citizsns, that your gfand
denonstration VIII be nov emuletsd in All a.
rections. The whole country will new spsak
out- The eause Of the Union viii booome evsry-
where the Only test Of true Amsriean patriot.
hm; and the sterling rule Of eomnon sense In
poIifics; and every hpmitarian antkdayery
e,nesption bottle to the compromises VI the
Constitution and provoc stive ,of pubIie disor-.
den, will be trod under foot - worthless and
spurious. Be we'll assured that whsn every
sectional sbolitionist-p politician Whether knays,
fanatic, or traitor, shall have sunk into their
dishonorahls graves, the dag Of our own free
Govsrnment will continue to wave over the
heads Of an united people, 80 =. e ls,,i ;isi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

NJ The Savannah (s. G. j Republican, Of the
5th inst, says: sFriday night last, one o. g. Per-
~, who seems to have considered himself the
proxy OF the city for the practical mafntenace of
southern rights, went to Mr.. c. Chafrsr's house.
on Broad street about lfpast o,cIock, and toid
him that be (Chaffer) was an Abolitionist, and
must leave town immediately IL not sooner After
some further conversation Perry left the house and
and to prevent the door being locked during his
absence, Pesry unhinged ft and carrd II on on his
back. w While absent, Mr.. CHATTER went to the bar
rscn and Informed agaimt Perry, who was an.
rested and brought before the Mayor on Saturday
morning and dned 80 for his patriotism. Nj.
Perry w1l probably hnd ft more pfoftable here.
after % attend 70 his own business and leave The
secnlity e The city 20 the oflcees Of the law ii.
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UrThs Jsural du Hsvse relates the follow
Ing determfnedsct Of ofself-destrucsiou committed
by pers0n residiug In that town A man Of So
had long been suffering from palpitation Of the
heart, for which he had been under medical
tr1tmest A Ashost time sipce IN iHfamation In
his syeiids came on, which. sequised the spplica-
Performed the medical man again examined the
state Of his patients chest and BY auscultation.
became convinced Of the gravity Of the complaint
under which he was labortng. On leaving the
and told the family Of the hopeless state Of the
case. Although he spoke In . very low tone his
words reached the invalid, who immed lately took
up large piece Of lunar einstic which the doc
determined was he to eject his purpose that In
spite OF his su6erings, be made no mention Of
what he had done until he felt assured that IL was
too late to apply remedy. He died shortly II.
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sxLLrNs CaEAPHR THAN Evxl! -,
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the hest and shespest goods In the city, and then
Sle, 900 worth Of FALL and WINTER BOOTS
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WANTED-Persons desiring employment to
w please cal ct the Insurance Ofkes Of McKEN
NEY kANSDALE, $40 7th street and reg istsr
their nsmss. Employers viii be promptly sn ppIed.