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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

Bulletin Of H, R, Bringhurst,

tlate II, II. X w. BRISaHuRsT.l
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, l03 Market 81.
CRIMs0N TETTER wASH.-l have lust received sup,
Opy Of this celebrated oI letter which IL the hes
remedy have ever known for letter. Rngworm, or Bar
ber's Itch. H. r. BRlN6HURST.
CRYSTAL CEMENT, or Soluble Glass, for permanently
mendng broken glass china other ware-a article
at II. r. Bringhursts, los Market street.
THERMOMETERS large assortment Of McAllieters
glass, for dairy II. L. BRINGURST 18th and Mar
ket Streets,
LoNGwORTHy'S CATAwBA BRANDY; and Lyon n
aud duo French Brandy, in bottles; also Madeira Wine
FRENCH TRuSSES, light pattern Cor USE and
II private room for fitting them To the person.
COX's GELATIN, with directions, At II. X. Bring
hurst's,
LONG COMBS for Children, Of India Rubber l2Is cts
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN PLAsTERS, u cure for
without the Of the knife ut H. r. Bringhurstp
LERCH'S SPAWN MIXTURE, certain cure for SPAWN
Lcech who has used 1t for many years
VANILLA BEAN; also Extract Of Vanilla, made from
the Bean, by IL. u. Bringhurst 1903 Market Street
AYERS SARSAPARlLLA--a new preparation by the
renowned manufacturer Of Ayers Cherry rectoral aud
Pills
DEAD SHOT vERMlFUGI--a fresh stock direct from,
the proprleors also neat Almanac, gratis, ut II. II.
BrinGhursts
FINE COMBS--a general assortment all Sizes some
very nc for smoothing the hair. II u Brnghurst, lOi
Market street
BRANDRETII's PILLS resurrection of a noted Pill
JAiNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES 81 am sole agent and
always have supply Of all his preparations
BENEFITS COCAINE, perfect Hair Dressing
BARRYA TRlCoPHEROuS, by dozen single bottle,
very low. II. r. BR1NGHrRsT,
Apr ~ No. 1903 Market street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
SADDLE g. HARNESS
MI a RJTJF a CToT "

-LNA-&lA-A& - H. -Gle-~-< - - -
The subscriber respectfully announces the citileus VI
Wilmington and the public generally that no has
mcnced tho SADDLE aud HARNESS MAKING BUSINESS,
No. q shpley Street, below second Wilmington, Del.
The undersigned fully believes that good Harness esb
lishmeT will he handsomely supported II conducted In
manner 10 suit the want- Of the people, as Mr.. h Ia the
ouy employer that makes Ills Saddles in the best and
wornanlke manner thus feeling assured that thu.O
who may patrosle lin will receive full equivalent for
their money Ills stock consists OF
PLAIN AND QUILTED SHAFTuE SADDLES,
COLUMBIA AND SPANISH RIDING SADDLES.
Also Plan and Common Saddles Single aud Double liar
Of all kinds, Wagon Harness, Bridles Collars
Wagon and Driving Whips Trunks aud Valisas,
Carpet Bags Fly Nets of Hll sorts Buffalo
robes Blankets, &c,
Together with every article uiually kept IN this line Of
business all of which hu Will sell rs low any establish
inent IN tho e.ty
de- Repairing DOUG with nealness aud despatch
Apr 2j-lv AMOS nlNGWALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
BOOKS Ann STATt0NERV

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, can be bought as
cheap, moi Chcupern Wilmington Philadelphia, or
any other city The Union II any doubt this let them
CALL AT III MARKET STREET
whore they will tuon gel their doubts removed
The subscriber having received large invoice from the
lat TRADE SAILS Is now selling VALUABLE BOOKS,
Oh all subjects, NJ exceeding low prices Those who love
Books would du well 10 call early and examine the stock
GREAT INDUCEMENTS In COUNTRY MERCHANTS
All New Publications may be obtained at the chrup
BOOK STORE III Market Street
Apr. 21tf TIIOS ROBERTS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
NINTTNE

NO IOE
ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the de-
ceaaed present the sameduy atesed to tho Execu
tor before the 26h day Of May, 1860 or abide the
Act OF Assembly in snch made and provided
PHILLIP PLUNkETT,
NNlit,in nlnt Nav ON p..ns..lu.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
DR.. LOUIS J. HoUARD,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Has removed his office 70 the s. W corner OF Fflh and
Shipley Streets Wilmington, Delaware where he can be
consulted professionally.
OFFICE HOURS; From Till 10 A. NJ, aud from TIL
lOP.M Apr. 2S-ly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGEl
CONCEAL w SHING MACHINE

M sn>erlners take pleasure IN announcing 10 their
friends aud the public generally, that they inanuac
tnrc the greatest Washing Machine of the Ago IL will do
more work and better with less wear and tear than any
other in existence Tho machine is warranted 10 wash
out all the dirt without leaving any sircaks njurng the
clothes It's conir shnpe dispcnses with friction and
keeps the batch to be washed III suck position as to div
tribute the soap and brings u" machinery in contact with
the parts TO be washed Its wonderful performance is
destined To rnper.cle wasb0nrds aud human knuckes
boy twelve years old ran do the washing Of large
family in one hour Call at No. 1866 Market street and
examine our machine,
Manufactured At the Of sixth and Orange streets
wlislL X MCCALL,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
Wines and Liquors.
Witsil G. Fox,
WHOLESALE WINE & LIQUOR DEALERS

Wltsll & Fo2,
WHOLESALE WINE & LIQUOR DEALERS
~ T.. corner Of 4M and Shipiey Streets
WILMINGTON, DEL.
f@75yo THE subscribers being engaged In the Win.
k8EfSiand Liquor business exclusively, takes tbIs ma
k&Akthod Of Informing their friends aud the public san
orally that they have the largest aud best VARIETY az
WINES, BRANDIEs aud GIN besides every species q,
domestic liquors in the State which be purchased a,
New York and Philadelphia prices comprising
Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits
Pale Champagne, Scotch whskey
Pale Irish do
Extra Holland Din
old Mononeahsa whlskey
Allegheny do.
Bourbon, do
The very hest double rectiHed whlskey In tb, otnv
that cannot be bought cheaper elsewhere,
MADEIRA Wine, Lisbon Wine
Port do Sweet Malaga Wine
Tcnerf do. Champagne do
Sherry do, Caret dn
All Of which warranted to be pure. aud Of the l.,
quality.
Raspberry Brandy, Cherry Brandy,
Blackberry do Lemon Syrup
Ginger do, COrdials,
80 Tavern keepersand Retail dealers supplied at ceap
rates aud on accommodating terms.
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.-Invaldsa and others desirn.
old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes will nnd i
to their advantage 10 call and stock Of upaa
ulterated liquors before purchasing elsewhere.
4- Pcsona ut distance will Mud thcir orders prDnu
ly attended to- All liquors sent free Of charge to any M,
lance within twenty miles
"a Hotels supplied in Casks, Demiiohns. &c.
H5- Purchasers will nnd II To their advantage To cali AT
the old stand n Of Fourth and Shpey St. an
examine olr extensive stock before making their mn:
chase. apr 2Jni WlrSlL FOX
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
ALL-HEALING SALVE
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,


Remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility, and all dis
eases arising from disordered condition
of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
This purely Vegetable and highly con-
centrated remedy has never been known
to fail in permanently curing these com
plants, when administered according to
directions. One bottle in many cases Will
afford decided relief
so Gents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del, by Edw.
McInall, 40 Market street; Il. Bringhurst
& Co., 9Th and Market streets; JOS. Ben
nett, l04 Market street; VIM. b. Kinsey,
corney 9th and Market streets, and I. r.
Hammersley, Milford, Del
Manufactured by
MACNICH0L IL BRO. late
LouNBURY & Co., No. so N. Fifth street,
Philadelphia. Institute for the treat.
ment Of cancers, tumors, ulcers and wens,
without surgical Operations.
Apr. 23-ly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

On and after MONDAY. April IL, 1859, Trains 70
Of Passengers will run ~ follows:

Arrive at Seaford Q ~ 10 %
Above Dover neither OF these will be Freight Trains us
heretofore.
By the above arrangement, morning Pnsseng from
all points Deoware railroad speud six hours IN
Philadelphia nine hours in Wilmington, and return
evening
Eastern Shore passengers will notice that the morning
train nom SeaOrd makes close connection at Whining
with trains for Baltimore, and the morning Express
= from Baltimore close connection for seafOrd and ly
sta6 Denton Ras0n Salisbury, Snow Hill aud Princess
Anne ie time between Sehord and Baltimore being
iuecd to eight hOura
Both trains going North from Delaware Railroad com
meet directly with trains for New York,
n II l.. nj IL u
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
PYLE s. HOLSTON.

No. $50 Orange Street, Wilmington, Del.
MI MANUFACTURERS u sash, Blinds, Doors, shutters,
M Window Frames, Muudlrgf, Sr, &c, would inform
ihe public generally that they keep constantly hand
ne above articles q ~ sizes and patterns. Sash, either
with without glazing Siding aud ali kinds Of Lumber
planned by the thousand, and at short notice.
TO large room with steam power for rent
apr 2i-ly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
MILDEw OF THE GRAPE.

Mr.. E. S. Crozier, of Harrison county; In
diana, writes for the Ohio Cultivator on the
subject OF the mildew of the grape as follows:
am satisfied from observation that the
true cause Of mildew is excessive moisture.
The best test OF the matter is, 10 try iii such
a way that there can be no mistake. Col ].
L. Kinter, an intelligent farmer in this neigh
borhood, has built protection of clap-boards
like roof nailed upon posts, which are boar
dsd up behind. Last season., not single
bunch which was under cover, rotted, while
Of those which were exposed, nearly all rot
ted. These very vines had become so addic-
ted to mildew, that for several years they had
been almost worthless. These vines were not
only exposed to the full force Of tile sun, hut
received also the rays reflected from the
weather boarding. This certainly demon
strates the importance of having tho grapes
protected, not from the sun, but from the rain
and heavy dews. In every instance where Col.
X. protects his vines, the fruit is excellent,
with no tendency whatever to rot. The rea-
son that the vines on the house grow so much
better, and bear clear fruit, is sufficiently OBJ
vious. A branching vine had zone Of its
branches fastened up to q stake, while the
other WAS trained under thu caves OF an ice
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

No. AZ Market Street, (new No. 1901 beio,c2d
Keeps constantly on band good assortment Of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES &c, &c. all of which
he will sell at very reasonable prices His large
kept for years is sufficient guarantee that his customers
have been satisded RDW. MclAALL,
Apr ~ Ne. " Market Ssrsss.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

Gze- FIsn are said to be very healthy food.
With the exception of such as have oil inter
fused in their muscular tissues, fish are easy
Of digestion, and il is remarkable that fisher
men and their families, and those who con.
sumo a large quantity of fish, are healthy to a
more than ordinary degree, and are almost
wholly exempt from scrofula and pulmonary
consumption
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-03
The sinners Aaic.s.

! will 60, will 60,
To that bright home il heaven,
Nor viii tarrg below
Where true ioy ne'er is given.
! will FOLLOW tie sst,
II the high way aad holy,
Taking God for my trust
With the meek aud tie ioWIy.
have wandered from light
! have wandered il sorrow
i have dreamed IN the night
OF the JOYS % the morrow;
But the j3, 81 the morn
Wac still mingled with sadness,
And the evenings return
Without comfort or gIadness.
| will bid earth ajieu,
With is vain, empty pleasures,
And my journey pursue
To land OF bright treasures.
| will sing Of his love
| viii trust iii his merit,
Who will call me above
Endless joy to inherit
Blessed Saviour on high,
Hep sinner to serve thee,
II salvation il nigh.
o, protect ard preserve nc,
And when devils ussaiI,
Or The wicked allure me,
May thy strength still prevail,
And thy spirit assure me.
Thus cneompassed about
BY thy grace and thy favor,
| will wrgslle ard shout
Till the glad final hour;
Then sing OF thy grace,
As pass Ger tie river,
And beholding thy face,
Shout thy praises forever.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-03


sgzg' Why is it easier to be clergyman
than physician? Ans.-Because it is easier
70 preach than to practice.
a@1~ "Why, Doctor" said lady, "you
talk as though a horse was better than a
mani" lie is said the Dr.; 'hc never lie
ceives lady; he brides his tongue; he fol
lows no fashion. and he hates hoopsF'
say-A old lady told her son to list tn,
door in order to keep out the wind tina
will make it worse. mother lie replied; 70,
you well know the wind bloweth where
hsteth."
E-g-An old lady, having kept a hired MAJ
on liver, nearly month, said to him, one day
'Why. John, You don't seem to like liver"
"Oh. YES" said john. l like it very well
for fifty or sixty meals, but don't ike it a,
a steady Diet
EF-An Irish lawyer lately made polit-
zeal speech in which he alluded to Irish
bravery after the following style. Said he:
1.-THE wicked flee when no man pursueth,
but an lrishman would turn at bay and fight
as bould as Hon
- An Irishman was asked If he got his
share Of The family property: ''Ay. shure,
my father ordered my elder brother 10 divide
the house with me. and by st. Patrick, he
did ii, for he took the inside himself. and
give me the outside
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR AL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY PHYsiG,

ara So composed ttat disease within t5e range oF ter
as.t2. e-l r5e withstand OF egaac t4e1a- Ih.ir pm
tfftiag properties search, and cleanse, and iavzovate
eyerF portion Of the human organism correcting its
diseased aston. and restoring lis healthy yitaes As
eo;-$e 44e1e ct ths=e properties, tAe invalid wH1 IS
bowel g9*1i WIZ. pIt or physical debility Is a5t 4cd
% Ala rs 4e=ltt CT energy restored by remedy at
Ne Gals % try cure the egery-77v complaints Of
sy5 " Body sat also many Formidable AID dangerous
ne agent as .aH named Is pleased - furnish
e. Is LIZ american Almanac containing certte5 IS
q tAer etses aHa directions or their ~e IN tbc faw-
~ Complaints 6astselsess, Hagt aa H.azate,
GftstJ fza af#gts5eG strHzEah y azgsa Ind sstfs
Pa - es& 1as55E b.ect.az 81 tie Eaaeef Faqt tzs
i9ss q isPatt- JEa59f@s, 4aa otAer kindred oosl-
Iz4 7E-~fg from q low state Of the body caztrse-
.s9 q as setl9ns aev are excellent Alternative
for te renovation Of the blood and the restoration #
taze -E.d strength 10 the system dell-ate6 81 disease
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-03

The sinners Invitation.
Sinner 90, will Jon 20,
To the high lands Of heaven,
Where storms never blow,
Aud long summers given
Where the bright blooming flowers,
Are their odors emitting,
AID the leaves of tie bowers
IL the bree7es are fitting.
Where tie rivers Of joy
Ger the bright plains are flowing,
And oar bliss ac'er shall cloy,
To thai lard We are going.
@! say, viii yOu 60,
And tie world leave behind ron;
Since its pleasures. you know,
Have bQ. dazzel to 5iild you.
viii you 90 TO tha. laud
Where your friends wait to greet you;
There, beautiful baud
JOIN with u to entFeat you.
They are waiting above
Waiting happy TO hail you
In those regions above,
Where 10 ills caa essail you.
Where the Saints ro5ed in white
Cleaused 10 LIES lowing fountain
Shining beauteou5 aud bright,
They iuhabit thu mountain,
Where no sin nor dismay,
Neither trouble nor sorrow,
VIII be felt for day,
Nor be feared for the morrow.
Hes prepared thee a home
Sinner, caust thou believe it
He presents thee a crown,
Sinner wilt thou receive it.
0, come, sinner. come,
For the tide Is fast recediRg,
And the Saviour viii soon.
And forever cease pleading.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

From WAsHINoToN.-The steamer Julia, ar
rived at Victoria on the 4th inst. from the
ports on Puget Sound. Olympia papers of
the SOth September, contain the following
intelligence:
Mr. James Parker military expressman,
had arrived at Olympia from Salt Lake, and
brings the intelligence from the plains that
there were 5000 emgrants on their way to
Oregon, Washington and California.
Some 800 wagons were at Grand Ronde on
the frontier Some of the emigrants were in
a starving condition.
Five hundred and fifty wagons had arrived
in the Cascades in Washington Territory
Mr.. Parker attributes to the MormoDs the
depredations committed on emigrants by the
Indians during the last three or four years.
Mr.. Griffin, IL. B. Cos agent at San Juan
has notified the Land Office at Olympia that
he claims a pre- emption for the farm occupied
by him at San Juan.
The Olympia Democrat says that Gen.
Harvey siezed San Juan Island because Mr..
Dallas Director of the Hudson's Bay Compa-
ny, demanded with threats, of Cutler, the
American, 800 for the pig killed by him.
The Pioneer calls on its readers to support
the patriotic move of Gen. Harney, as regard:
San Juan.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

A SECOND SAN PATCH, ALMosr-Severa
days ago fellow hailing frcm Rocklond
county, New York, and calling himself Jim
Patch, jumped from the mast head of the
sloop Sophie into the water below, distance
of eighty.tve feet, at Albany, New York
The sloop at the time laid at the lower dock
Sing Sing, in about seven feet of water. AT
the appointed time, in the presence of about
four hundred villagers, Jim made his jump
firing couple of pistols in his descent. lie
struck the water and stuck in the mud, and
that was the last that was seen of him Until
young man made dive from the dock and
brought him up by the hair. By the aid o.
boat hook he was dragged ashore. After
rolling him on barrel he was restored tC
ness.-AtLantte paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12
The srLrlNMopATrD vrorM.-A Saratoga

The SELF-INMohATED VIcTM.-A Saratoga
correspondent of the Boston Journal writes;
"Nliss Bartlett. who is to marry the Cuban
of untold wealth. is at the Congress She is
of course the observed of all observers. And
the little, small, sharp faced, dark visaged
old man of sixty who is to bear awav this
choice flower is envied greatly. The name
of the fashionable bridegroom NJ Esto de
Conso De Oviedo. This lady is Young. ele-
CANT and tall; when he stands upon the sec
ond stair he is on level with his intend
ed. The party, including the father of the
lady, MIR. Bartlett, have left for Lake George
This arrangement has been n most bannv one
for the father. He has now an elegant Rouse
in Fourteenth street, and has been told bv his
intended son.in law that for the future he
need have no care. The Rev. DIR. TAYLOR
aided by the accomplished Brown, will do
one part of the work in Grace Church and
Bishop Hughes. in the Cathedral, will con-
summate the work. 1t was said bv the late
Horace Mann that on one occasion it took
fifteen men to dra an inference. 1t takes
both the full force of the Protestant and Cath
olic canonicals to join this man and woman
together"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

Colon IN PARH.-The following informa-
tion from the pen of Paris correspondent of
the Alta will attract attention:
There are here now considerable number
of the Haytien nobility. who fell from power,
and rank, and title, with the Emperor Sou
louque, and have come to France to wait for
the return of their master to the Imperial
throne of Hayti. Walking upon the Boule-
ward yesterday, witnessed sight which
would certainly not have been very agreea-
BILE TO gentleman brought up with strong
prejudices against color. In an open barouche
drawn by fine black horses but which were
driven by Uhite drivers in blue livery. sat n
huge black man, with his wife a shade or
two lighter He was dressed in magnii-
cent uniform, covered with gold and decora-
tions, and was evidently some high ex.digni.
tary of the Haytien ex Empire, but whether
the Duke de Lemonade or Count de Sodawa.
ter did not ascertain. But there is no preiu.
dice against color exhibited here. and it is
not unusual to see colored men walking in the
street with elegantly dressed white women,
and 1t attracts no particular attention; and
saw in one of the most fashionable restau-
rants, few days since, a couple dining to-
gether, the gentleman as black as ebony and
the lady fair and white as a snow drift. But.
as the French say, chdcun a son qouti
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

ESeLIsH PLUoK.-We have rarely seen two
better illustrations Of the English character
than the following from the letters off friend
who went to Europe last July The captain
of the little steamer which took him up the
Solent from Cowes to Southampton, "a stout
short, rosy fellow, with crisp, yellow hair,
dwelt with pride on every subject, and at
times almost became poetical. l limited"
says the writer, "the possibility of French
invasion, mildly, very mildly. You should
have seen him stand, right foot advanced
shoulder back, round face up, with scornfui
eyes, as he took off his hat and said, "Her
Majesty $50 proudly is down there to Osborn.
Do you see the flag sir2 The Southampton
boys, sir, are match for a French army
aye. ayel" called out an old fellow at the
wheel, I've raised seventeen children from
one woman, thirteen of em boys, sir. and
give the youngest a sixpence t'other day tor
fogging boy biggern he was. ."-Ncw York
Tribune.