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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

MhnulnCtulcr ui Alcohol,
Turning Fluid, Pine Oil aud Cnmphrnc, M. lU6 West
Front street, Wilmington. Delaware announces to his
friends aul Tue public generally that lie still Keeps Whole
articles always on hand which he will sell on aecnhm
dating terms ami at sir prices will compete fairly with
any other establishment IN the State or elsewhere
lie also Whplesnlul and kuails Pure Liquors. At pla-
dolphin prices c has on hand 81 barrels Of very Old RYE
nnl the public generally nu24iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

THE IMPERIAL
DEPURATIXE.
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
FOR THE PROMPT AND RADICAL
CURE OF SCROFULA!
WHITE SMELLING, mr. plsEAsE' yIn 1hs dI
LONG STANDING. CELEBRATIONS
OF THE MouTlI AND
SORE EYES, rErrrp sciIp HEAD ,.......u.,
Gcncrally and al diseases arising from
IMPURITIES OF TILE BLOOD.
In Scrolula, White Swelling and
Diseases of a like character, THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE, in
fair trial of its well known vir-
tues, will effect decided cures of
the most invcterate and long stand
ing cases. One or two bottles
cannot be used without giving ev-
idence of the unequalled curative
powers of this great remedy.
In TETTER, it has no equal.
1t will cure any ease Of letter, no
matter how old OF obstinate, if Il
fair trial of its powers is made.
For the cure of this troublesome
and intractable disease, il 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 its control
over this disease.
Pimples and blotchcs of the
skin are ellectually removed, and
at this season of the year, the use
of one or two bottles of the |
PERIAL DEPURATINE 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 SALyE
May be used to advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases Of Cuts.
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
THE / PERTAL
TONIC BITTERS,
A YALuABLE AND RELIAnLE

A VALUABLE AND 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 in permanent
ly curing those complaints, when
administered according to drcc-
tions. One bottle, in many cases,
will afford decided relief
so cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. McInall, ~ Market St.;
+. Bringhurst Il Co., Sixth and
Market SITS; Jos. Bennett, l04
Market st.; VIM. i. Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market SITS, and I.
i. lIammersley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured by
MACNlCHOL & BRO.
late LoUNBURY & Co., No. SO 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??, 1859-11-05

Gf Me- would call the attention Of the public 10 tho
NfzSSF fact that lie keeps superior article of beef
as---zA at his STALL No. 3, in the Fourth Street Mar
kc and No. B. in the Second Street Market every day in
the week except Sunday which no will dispose of on liberal
terms The public l. invited 10 call and examine for them
tclvcs. JOHN l. SOLOMON.
l..
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
l'tULBERT q BROTHER.

~ SUCCESSOltSTO AKIN CULDERT,
Wholesale aud Retail GR0CERs. and dealers In Grain
Seeds. Plaster, Salt Fish. &c, Also No. | PERUVIAN
GUAN0 ami other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
the Agents. Brick Stores H. Corner Of Front and Orange
Streets, Wilmington, Del. jygly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

b. 4. cox, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST.
No. 1l5 Market Street a doors below 4th1 wilmington
Del Particular attention paid to family groups and chill
dren. unv5.1v
DIR A. II, dR1NsHAw, essslst, NJ. 900 Market Street.
sHVet ap23-3t
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

i STREET, Wilmington bel. Manufacturer Of yenitian
nrlor and Chamber Blinds aud window Shades of every
style pattern aud color. Dlmasl. anh lace Curtains Corni-
cc-. Bands. Trimmings. &c.
told AMI decorated wall paper, which will sell and
HING the most reasonable terms
Alsn picture frames made and furnished. on tile most
reasonable terms
HSr N u. Old Blinds painted and rimcd 10 rs To look
rs vol as ones Don't forget No. 233 below Third
Street. nuo1
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
ls q
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
timOre Railroad,


On and after MONDAY, OFT 18th lS5g. Passenger Trains
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA
Far Baltimore NJ Sli H., II III. (Nls) nnl lilo p, IN.
Chester at SIS ~ NJ, IL H.. lO0 and l1,l0p. N.
Wilmington at S.1j ~ H.. IL m. 4.Ol, and II 10 y M.
Now Castle At s.la II. III, and 400 y. III.
Nlilllctowu NJ s.li H. M. and 100 \, NJ.
Dover ut S.lh u, M, anil 400 y. M.
Milford at S.ld u. M, AMI i,0l n. m.
Sriinri NJ S.lb a. ILL.,, AMI y. nj.
Laurel at s.l5 II. H., and l.nO u. H.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at SOa m. ENlsl lois M. 52j D.
Wilmington ut G.i5 anil 1880 a. III, las $40 p.i
Laurel al 6,l5 u, M. AMI $40 y, m,
Scafnrl Mt G.l5 u. M, ut 400 H. m.
Milford ut 100 u. M, and I.Oa n. M.
Dover NJ g.tj a. IN, anil 5.iO \.
Mil1leown ~ lU.00 H. ILL.,, anl $50 y. m.
New Castle ut 1888 ~ IT.. and 500 n. M.
Chester ut Z. "A aud 1900 II H.. 222 aud O.l5 y. IN.
Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad at
lO,li a. IN.
TRAINS For BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at $40 a. IN, i2.2s anil ll.40 p.
Wilmington at g25 u. H., 1850 y. and 1920 ~ M.
SUNDAYS nnly 1T II lnp III, from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
" j25 p. m. from Baltimore To Philadelphia.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached will run
follows:
Leave Philadelphia r Prryyillc and intermediate pla-
ccs t5.l5 y. MI
Wilmington for Perryye 7.aO p. M.
Baltimore for Stemmcrs Run, Glasses AMI Hardwood,
b,bl.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

'I' TmiNA GLAss Nm OuEENsMAnE srnnr

y CIllNA GLASs AND OF EENSWAKE ST0RE
n. W. Corner Of Third and Shipcy Streets, Wilmington
nc, only ono square from Market Street Dinner Tea and
Toilet Ware of every description by the sot single piece
Store npen evenings.
No. business conducted by Ladies' of Joseph s. Hedges
family mnv1l-iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
DIR. j. SlslMN n SON,S

FAMILY MEDICINES. Many years experience In the
practice Of Medicine and leulpNrllei success attend
ing the administration p uur medicines Is certain plf-
Tee that the afflicted will gel the remedy that will rure
worked their way into public vUraogethrr Oh ihpr0wn
merits. Those who use them acknowledge them silerlnr
tn amy other medicines they have Used They are nrr-
pared according to the rules Of Pharmacy nv the prorc.
tors who are regularly educated phi yscans They are rs
follows:
DIR. :. sIMMs' COUGH sYRUP--Ths great Vegetable
EXcctofant stands nrivallc Tor the thorough aud slpcy
cnfon Coughs Colds, lihllrrnc-s sore Throat Mluopnn
Cough, Blood Splitting. Group Weak Breast. and all nl,r-
tons of the Throat aud Lungs arising from neglected
Cough or TOLD Price % cents large size Ottles nl %
DR.. SIMMs WHITE LINfMENT--Tlis great cxl,I.
nal remedy has proved eyond dnn the best remedy ever
offered ir external purposes u Il emnpnty valuable in
kheiinntist Neuralgia Sore Throat Mumps Stiffness and
Nninnc-s ~ the Limbs. TOunclu. Palsy, tnut CorIs
srins Bruises scals Aches and Pains of every carr.
ter Beware OF limitations Nome genuine without The
written signature Of j. Snlms, NJ d. on the wrntnpr =
Price % cents per bottle.
DIR. j. sIMM's CHOLERA SYRuP-The great cure for
Acute and Chronic Diarrlca Warranted rer from tInnto4
This remedy Is undoubtedly the best remedy for the cure
ol Bowel Complaints Dysrntery, Collie. Grams. Cholera
Morhns Cholera nnlntnm and the summer Diseases nT
Children Price % cents. ~
DIR. j. SlMMS VEGETABLE PILLS, sugar coated ar
plain These Pills operate without gripng nickcnnr
or leaving the Bowels costve. They have proved perfect
antidotc for Sick Headache nnd very ciectual cirr for
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Belchine Rlr,
aiism Nervousness, Irregularities Low Spirits aliep
llnm0rs &C., and all Diseases arising from tornil Liver m
coitve state of the system Price 20 cents or FIVE boxes
for 81. ~
Prepared only by Dr. j. SIAINs & SON. de,lera IN mira
Family Medicines &C., Fourth King Streets. Wilmington
StorekecperH and dealers supplied very liberal terms,
Orders solicited These remedies are sold hy most of stor
keepers and dealers generally n,1l l,n,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

- FOR PIIlLADELPIiIA.--oN
and after Monday April Is thc Stenmlnats
XlliEi aud ZEPHYR. will run d. uNs Wa Leave vii
mngton NJ q 80 A. NJ, and r. NJ Philadelphia ut 80
anil II A. VI. and 3P. NJ
cents.
10 Marcus lIuol or Chester Is cents.
Return trip tickets good ony for the day they are
dated.
shippers are respectfully notified 70 send receipts prop
erly hllel mp with each lot of gonls All goods not
ceipcd for will hc ut tile owners risk slip receipts lie
nrnemrll ~ te nlres At Mminginn and hilnlnlnhin.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

tt5s.E WINE AND Liquor STORE,
sszAl Corner of Second and Orange Streets Wilmington
DEL The sn7crihcr keeps constantly on lmul excellent
variety ui zine and Liquors such Cnlar irilmy. Pale
Champagne irish Whisky Jannrn Spirits, Holland Dim
OH Mnnunsihrla Wiskry. AllrglHiuy 10. luurlnn d.
Madeira Port, sherry, ami all other Wines IN reasonable
terms
Agent for lnnls Porter and Ale Of the first quality. all
ni which will b" served to Families OF Taycris al short
notice, aud on reasonable terms.
JOftN Mar ApEEprv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
CFHARLTlS eb,HpeDNNEd,E

MERCHANT TAILOR, Corner OF sixth nnd Sliipry Sts
AZ Wilmington, Del, llas choice variety Of Cloths Cs-
sinners and Ncsting which he will make upnt the shortest
notice anil accommodating terms Persons wishing Il,
procure good article had better call and examine Inc
large stock of goods constantly nj hind. my7-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
s,FIRNIslIINd. AND VA

" RiETY STORE No. 2i5 Market street. between Sec
ond and Third Wilmington, Delaware. join LTIIOMP
son. Proprietor large assortment Of Shirts, BOsuns
Under SHIRTS Drawers, Hosiery. Carpet Rags Combs Col
lars. Necktea, Iandkcrchief Gloves Umbrellas, Brushes
Violin Strings, Stationery &c viii be constantly Kept
hand and sold ut prices tn suit the times Call at No 2l5
Market Street. aug13-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
nnINe,Lunsr,s EssnNcr or IAMAI

ID CA GINGER IL carefully prepared from the hest
Jamaica Ginger, and pOfscsC4 In concentrated FINN lhr
valuable properties of this rst II ~ very agreeable
warming slimnant, and Il particularly Recommended for
Collie flainrncy Indigestion, Weakness uT the Stomach
aud Bowels, and l. fund highly useful IN those rsp- Ut
snldrn nisnsition, liable IL occur in summer non,
excessive heat oyerimnlgcncc fatigue, or TINT sense N
exhaustion experienced by many while travelling.
u ALA mnkra excellent drink for the harvest hrll
and u much ller,l Ton that pnrpO,p Prepared ly
n. fI,INGtlIfHgT X ~.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
ALL-HEALING SALyE

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??, 1859-11-05
AWARE IT MOTION AND BREAK
WATER CONNECTING RAILROADS..
FiLL .iRRi NGENENT
OPENING TO LAUREL.

LII ~ 8
On and after Monday, Sept. ., ls Tran- on Duliwnre,
Junction and Bcakwatcr and connecting Railroads, will
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
,e,RaelM We. seBlslSdsN

STEAM SAVER AND WOOD TURNER, Nu, t2p orange
- Street, lylcs hildne between l nnd SiNl Streets,
Wilmington, Delaware respectfully informs his iii,nlRai
the pnbr generally that liz still continues to carry M NJ
the old stand thrsrIoll Saving and Wud Turning uaurs4
IN all its various .iulrhus
cabinet Turning constantly on llHnd House Brackets
furnished ar made liy contract.
Those requiring the above kind Of work are invited IL
call and examine specimens. Sc.
No The highest price paid for Gum, suitable lul hubs.
ap23-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
HENRY COAfl,
IRON RAILING MANUFACTURER,


- $500 ~ ~ 7t'77'7 T " Y FF"I'W'
WILMINGTON, pELAWARE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
noRTER. ALE. 8. NIINERAL 1yArEn

The undersigned would respectfully say 10 the public
that lac IL prepared osuppy rayerns Private Families. &C.,
NJ short notice. and on accommodating terms with Mas
scy, Collins brothers celebrated XIX daught Ale in
barrels and half barrels.
Bottled Porter, Ale, Lager Beer and Cider Mineral Wa
teis of various avors bottled pure and unlnltete for
sale.
Place Of business ut the corner Of Sixth and Orange
Streets where n orsrs will he received and attended TO-
ui.g WILLIAM pOnRn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
lsEORlsE M,CALA.

M II RELIANT TAILOR.
80. 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL.
HAS choice assortment of Cloths Ca-aimel. md Vest
iilg- which he makes M to order in the hest STYLE lie
also keeps supply of ready made Clothing Oh lmnl.
N. Call before purchasing elsewhere myal-iy
, 1859-03-23

- Noticc.--Thc unlcrs1 1gncd,
,!rts In 1hc Merchants Hank If Marun Genrx!
liz tt ;-i:> III H. tiartrr made personally Ha!e fnt
it, i..,S Tlir of Til. Eauk viii TX taken ~
ts,,, u tl. a.Ir kruturk;. lnjiatl and 0"
II. a. TICKER l. co.
, 1859-03-23


An incident occurred Oh the Little Miami Rail
road, Yesterday morning. which oststrips. in
point If speed and enterprise, although i'll Il
somewhat different field, the lightning express,
"tlty-ccn,s- II -nlile," special train achievement
which attended the delivery Of the recent famous
"det4:easion report" iii this city. The facts nre
nbout ,hus:-A indy, somewhat passed that
'.young"- although she might differ with then,
was On her way to this city for purposes con;
oacted with active industry. At 4 point on the
road trasp'er took tho train, who happened to
eutcr the cur in whiul, the young lady occupied
seut. After walking up and doHn between
tue scats, the gentleman founl no upoccupca
seat except tlu upon which the ludy had d.,
posited htr precious self and crinolne- lat.
Ter very lnolel'Iy raransiye. Making virtue
assurance--he mode>tly inquired if the lady had
fellow -trarc cler. mud topk a seat.
As tt1c train tcw along with express speed
tbs strangers catered into cozy conversation
uul I1.4l"ul explanations. The gentleman was
pleased and ahe |sdy certainly did not pout
After uther subjects bay hts:; discussed, ant
WORN thread bare, the lady made iiI4ht,rs us tt
the rrice Of IL sewing machine. aud where eucl
au article could le purchased in this city. Tht
| gentleman ycnturei the opinion that she hae
&Le:tcr secure husband first" This opened
| the way fur ;nntler branch of conversation, AMI
| thu brokcn field MA :ndustriotsly cultivated.
l.y the time the .rai,, arItvs. 4t the 9enot il
this city, the gentleman had proposed md bcra
accepted taltllough the lady afterwards declarce
separated, the gentleman. all IN good earnest
| started for t,tsE-". and the lady made he
| way to boarding ianu.. on broadway, abos
| Third, for dinner: At +! o'clock ahc gcntlcna,
returned with a license and Justice, 10 Il,
| grca: aston{s4mcnt Of tile fair me, and after
}ew tcars and hall rpnonssratiye expression:
SauIrs performed the Gule ccrcn,oD. ii twink
ling. Las, evening the happy couple departe
for Louisville. t".rAats fpr New Orleans m
California. II fthis is not .f1.t country, . scare
warrant would hardly succeed In finding OUT
, 1859-03-23


The children OF the venerable Dr. Lyman
Dcechcr. residing in different parts of tho coun'
try, came together during the early part Of this
wcek, at the house Of Rer. Henry Ward
lieecf.er in Brooklyn, for family reunion and
visit to their fxthrr, who has now reached the
eighty fourth year Of his age. AL tile childrrn
we're present except James, who ID aow in China,
engaged rs Chaplin to the Scamen ut Hong,
kong. Their names, in the order Of their
ers, arc as follows; ;,-A Miss Ga.l,arine neecheE
North Drookacld, Mass; Rev. Dr. Edward
l,cecler, Of tialesburg, ILL.,; Mrs: Mary T. Per
kins, Of Hartford, Ct; Mrs. Harriet Beechcr
stowe, of Andovcr, Mass; Rev. Henry Wurd
seshs1 Of hs saSsls S"51ss Heels2
Hartford, Ct; Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, of FL.
mira, y. y. The absent son, Rcr: James C.
Heccher, IL ths youngest Of the children. Sc
large family -gatlertpg, occurring At . period
after the youngest has feaehsd The prime Of 1ifs
the original circle at the same time remaining
50 unbroken, Is seldom Witnessed in any family
and Is hardly likely to be Witnessed again i
tllis The health OF Or. Decchcr is still good
and be bears with cheerful spirits the weight o
Ills more than fourscore years.
, 1859-03-23
Scene at q Slave Pen.

Mrs. Frances u. Gaye, Of st. Louis, las been
spending the winter in New Orleans She visit
cd one ii tue slave pens in that city. Here il
an extract from her description ol what she
saw:
In 4 corner sat 4 young girl, straight, sIen-
der and franile, With skin quite US white Us suIne
of the tanned complications Of the Middle States
hot tilut tawny white that SO often marks the
mixed races. but clear brunette, with the rich
blousi flashing through tile transparent skin and
making lIcr checks glow. lie llair WAS brown
md *ot1, and curlrd ut the ends. 1t was short,
after tie present Sclloolsirl syle parted on tile
top Of her head, and lad not the burnt appear
ance lke tue hair Of an African. Her eyes were
neither black nor blue, NOT yet hazle; they were
soft, dreamy and expressive.
Is that light girl for sa1c?" I inquired
(which one, nA'lam? Tie rAtft ore: Ics,
madam. julia, conlc up here. Speak to the
ludv+"
Julia cssayed to speak, but failcd-on1y 4
slight ''lscna' WAS heard. struggled to choke
down the wrath Of spirit that was rising within
mc. Julia, what can yon tlo:''
wait Oh table. sweep, clean, dust, take care
OF rirlurs aud children, and *nw sunlc+"
"Can yon do lloitsc-w0rk, wash and iron:'
Never did, nam; sgccks can learn; In
''Ul, ycs. madam, she can lcarn-shc's from
rfr4 iAltlut Hl'lu.n-uteH we'll lfalned-cN-
celtcnt habits, 1la'in-,uuru!, mann. Many II
g;cns!r,nan would give more than tl.e price I'm
asking liz added i'll :. kissing whisper. felt
as 'lI'agi1 serpent Ind stang nc. ''nut
would rather sell her IL some one that will lie
kind and mother like tu her."
"What t1n you ask" l sail.
"On1y fifteen hundred; she's cheap. You
won't set another such y piece of property i'll
tic city for that price"
u lGrr were }D1i F:liScIS
"ln the Rcd River COUNTRY
"Will y"u take tl.c girl, n4a'm:"
No; soad by Julia"
walked out-l t!."agld should cl.nkc-tnt
the brcatl, wonll lr::en.y bo,ly ere could find
tl'c outdoor air. Tint beautiful :3irl piece Of
property! That stalwart, sensible iu;n Il tAiny.'
That r"oln-full If human souls to be suld to tic
highest bidder
, 1859-03-23
31re8s Trihuttt.
&SOqcc / Nus Purc.s,


q, tlr 1uow. the beautiful snuw
FIlinr III. ,Ey aud the g4r7l below:
1vrrfL. frHI,itous over s4r ttrtet
DYER tjlr head, uf the t>vpir yu4 ulrr&:
iu,miux
Flirting
SSipujnp ulunr
ik,1utIf,1 snuyr il t.1u ,t,t u,,;a,lr w:,,ue
, !tthE ~ ~ H. aI:u. a ta!h Gf StussA;
Enr,nk I,,i ~ w.. ~ - = f, vI's ~; n.s,in
p nsa".nu, e." 1"J III III III III; ~. !. :. is
"e III 'Ns@' ''1 "~"'' ~ 'o'e'
n, tbr snnu; tte l..autff,1 tunwt
Hnw th4 uI.., rutl,rr aIui t.trh a. tI1rrros
W:hrs,,,, .lr,lt IL it, ,1,da,.,Inr f,,t,.
II ,t,rs fu itn r;*.. yi1h ryrrr u..r
i'hieInx
t.sixltnx
ht1rryinv l,y
It 1shts ri tue Elcc and It .lsarklex tie ere;
s, H., aus H. ~ ~ ti H. ld :n oo"'A'
:rnrtnxM /. ,f;... ",l III ~ H.; S.a;r1 II T.. :, ,i.u
r.. u.l,n.. H. t,n,S,,. ~ -. ia.,,tfIf,,f suuv
A''e ~ INV
IInw the Wild crowd g,ss ~w.azlng along.
Ha4Inx ss1rA ufhcr with buu1or aud tlH4Et
Hnw tt,v t:y x!s4,gt. IN n,t1tvss !usll by,
bright fut tie u1fItutt;t then Het tU ther}e:
klnxtuv
Swinging
uanh|rr thry 70
Over tie rr1,st 0f liz ltr11tif,l rlIuN:
, 1859-03-23
De1frinN tile Fcmn1C Sex.

Rcy. DR.. Alexander, in his recent volume Of
Scrmuns, uttcrs the following, solemn warning:
What hurrid fraud Satan is practicing OH tho
Churcl, in regard to the daughters Of the covcn-
anti In fashionable circlcs-dare name them
Christians years where girlhood n,erges
iutu matdrity are frequently sold to the adver-
sary. Tie Young AMERICAN woman is taught IL
deem herself goddess. 1ftberc Le wealth, i,
there be accomplishments, if there be beauty.
nlnlos. miracle seems necessary to prevent tlc
loss vi the soul. Behold her pass from the Pc
lestal to the altar: The Charming victim is deck
cd fur sacrifice. Every breath that comes to
her il incense. Her very studies ure to tit her
for admiration. Day and night, the gay but
wretcleA maiden is taught to think Of self and
selfish pleasures. Till some Lcu.en fashion of
sole,nuity interrupt the whirl, thu season is too
short for the engagements. Grave parents shake
their heads 1t magnificent apparel, costly gems,
night turned into day, dance. at which the lso-
mans would have blushcd, pale cheeks, bending,
frames, threatened decay; and yet they allow
and submit. And thus tltat sex, which ought
to slow the sweet, unsefish innncency of holy
youtl., is carried to tue nyer.eatel temples Of
pleasure. Thus the st,-caled Christian yerities
The APOSTLES maxim: Size tia. lyeth in pleas
ire is dead while she 1iyeth"
, 1859-03-23
Spcrial nottccs.
c#- Five Hundred Dollars Re.

~ INc AA"'t'icN AIohdHo 4Ae-
WAED-5hs undersigned having received letters from
ei merchants Of Chicago, Lf"1uiEs him that several
lnncltr ,rs engaged tn oo't!!n and eclnea mixed
ur IisNnrls liquo nh!cs h!sf2de n'aEk. chean AFo-
1ar stnlp< Put up III hotties with LABELS. @sa21st.
aaa Of he atoea1l or eose imitation theteof
u' 'lcsng that any hcss In Different cities iaahe "t
engaged III The sat tt1neus bnsnc In defiance of the
lr al penalties attached t4rsrfo. and to pui opto tc
rr'E "f hs trade mark h. now uftss Erwu1d If Five
Hundred las for such erdrucs will lad to the dtf'c
E"" I ea.stco" of any peTaa ascs sn1 tsl ia the
crinm.
Thv inward will tc raid to my rrsEon tlaa mar have ecu
inart.y employed III The ,anutctur IT sue counterfeit.
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the legal e'nsieti"n Of thr guilty employer And