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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
THE IMPERIAL
4 ONgG Bg TIT Frs,

Ait Able ana RELlABlIE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility, and all dis
eases arising from a disordered condition
Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
This purely Vegetable and highly con-
centratcd remedy has never been known
to fail in permanently curing these com
plants, when administered according to
directions. One bottle inmany cases VIII
afford decided relief
so Gents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del, by Edw.
McInall, ~ Market street; e. Bringhurst
u CO., 9Th and Market streets; Jos. Ben
nett, l04 Market street; VIM. b. Kinsey
corney 9th and Market streets, and Il. H..
Ilammersley, Milford, Del
Manufactured by
MACNICHOL & 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??, 1859-09-17
WESTERN HOTEL.

Corner ~ Fourth and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Hs2Ar TIE undersigned having taken the above II1
SlWM tel and made such Improvements as were deemed
fMd necessary for the accommodation of the public
$3.50 hegs leave to announce that the house Il now
open for the reception of boaiders aud visitors
the large enclosure connected with the premises under
the management Of experienced hosers atFr, superOf
for farmers, droyers Sc
The table will ever be supplied with tile choicest articles
and Obligng servants. -
lhe har will be supplied with Wines and Liquors fihc
pe ~, prahuS ana Cigars Of the hest quality.
The Bowling Saloon attached to This establishment will
be constantly open to visitors
Nohing in short, will he overlooked that may contrl
Apr, 23ly JoHN & WAITER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
r...slg=.s FOR PHILADELPHIA.

on mud after Monday Apr is, the Steamboats, ARIEL
ana AEPf y, VIII run as follows viz: Leave Whining
ton, at 20 A. M, and i, NJ Philadelphia At S 30 4
NJ and 30 NJ stopping at Chester and Marcus Hook
each way Faro between Philadelphia and Wilmington
3s cents Return trip tickets so cents
dated. ' ~ ~ 10Y '"u' -
Ca Freight taken at usual low rates
breakfast provided board az SINNERS ara r.peci.
niy notified to send receipts with each load Of q, ois
Az goods not recepted for will be at the owners rick
md Philadelphia Anrl hi
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

MANY Years experience IN the practice Of Medicine and
the utalaihd success attending the administration Of our
the remedy that will cure them ii cure can be effected Ut
ALL These remedies have worked their way into public
fvnr- altogcthcr their own merits. Those who
them acknowledge them superior e. any other medicines
they have er used They prepared directly accord
s fp rules II Pharmacy by the prplrVl0rs, who
regularly educated physicians They arr, AZ follows;
Or, J. slAiNS' CouGll SYRUP
Ills great Vegetable ENpec0iunt stands unryalled for
the thorough aud speedy cure of Coughs Colds Honrse
ness sore Throat, Whuoing Cough Blood Splitting, Group
Weak liras Pain in the breast and all affections of the
Throat and Lungs arising from anegectnd Cough orCOld
lice - cents for large size ntes and D cents mcdimr
DR. i SlMNs' WHITE LINIMENT
THIS sfelt ENicrnA Remedy has proved beyond doubt
tle best remedy over offered for External purposes II IL
,minantly valuable IN Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sore
1ontlarc Palsy, Gont Corns, SpraiIs. Bruises Burns
and scllds and Aches and Pains of every character. Be-
ware of limitations None genuine without the written
sigiHiupcf J. sinms' NJ p, on the wrapper Price d
Uouts per bottle,
Dli j. slMsIs' CHOLERA SYRUP.
Tin Great cure i1r Acute aud Ghronc Diarfhca. war
ant5d free from Opnlcs, This remedy is undoubtedly
btlo7i remedy for tic cure of Bowel Complaints, Dyse
trry, Collie Cramps Cholera, Morbus, Choler lnGtntum
nt the Summer Diseases of Children Irrp Is Cnnts
Dit. J. SlMaS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
Sugar Coated or Plain These Pills operate without
gripping sckeha. Weakening leaving the Bowels
ihr They have proved perfect auioe for Sick Head
ache aud very citcual cure for Liver Complaint Dys-
repsia, sour Stomach, Bcrng Rheumatism Nervous
mess Irregularities low Spirits Jaundcr, llumors &c
and all Diseases arising from torpid Lveror costisc state
uf tire system
i'rlcc u rcnts or fve boxes for 81.
Prepared only by DE T. SlMAS x son, dealers IN pure
Family Medicines, &c, III and King streets Wilmington.
>pin kcrprts and Dealers supplied very liberal terms
Orders Solicited, These Remedies are sold by most Of
snirkerpcra and Dealers generally. Arr 93.6m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
EDWARD McINALL,
Practical Chemist & ADOthGcarv,

No. ~ 1Idrkct Street (ReW No. 1900 beiow2d.
Keeps constantly hand good assortment Of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c, &c. all of which
he will sell at very reasonable prices His large custom
kept for years i sui Client guarantee that his customers
have been satisfied. EDW. MclNALL,
Apr. ~ No. ~ Market Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
Bulletin Of H. R. Bringhurst,

tI.ata H. Il & W. BnSdmrRsrJ
\ Ilbo'esaic dad RetdH Druggisi, 103 MARKET 81.
4 CRIMSON TE1TER WASII-lhayo Just received sum
y If this celebrated cure for letter which is the hes
tomriy hive ever known Tor lettcr RingwOrn or Bar
/ beers Itch II n BRINGHuRST.
CRYSTAL CEMENT, az Soluble Glass for permanently
mondns broken glass, china, other article
ai u r. Bflnehnrst's lni Market street,
THERMOMETERS large assortment Of McAsters
glH,-, for dairy use. II Il BRNGHuRsT, Ith and Mar
Nrl streets.
LnNGwoRTllY's CATAwBA BRANDYt and Lyons
and ne Frneh llrandy in bottles; also Madeira Wine
ERENtll TRtsSES q light pattern for summer USE and
private room ttr lifting them to the person.
CONS GELATIN, with directions at H. H. Bring
huists
LONG COMBS Tor Children, of India Rnhber l2Is cts
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN pLASfEliS, d cure for
culls without the use Vt the knife, ut H. H. Bringhurss
l.EH3iliS SPAWN MIXTURE, certain cure for SPAWN
Of ngh9ue in Horse Such Is the experience Of Joseph
leCch. who lns used II for many wears
VANILLA BEAN; also Extract uf Vanilla made from
tic liMlG by IL IL Rrnghnrst, LOB Market Street
AVER : EAliSAPARlLLA--t new preparation by the
renowned manufacturer Of Ayers Cherry lcrtoai aud
rils.
DEAD SHOT vERAfIFIGE--a fresh stocl, direct from
le lromici9rs; also a meat Almanac, GRATIS AT IT. L.
BtinghufNts
FINE CuMBs--a general assortment. all sizes. some
VERY lnc tr sinoOing the hair H. r. Bfinglirst lO3
Markpt street
BRAN bEE1lls pills, d resurrection of a noted Pill
IANNEiS FAMILY MEDICINES ~ ain sole agent aud
alvey lnyea supply 90 lis preparations
Bl.ANEl II COCAINE perfect Hair Dressing.
lANlA IRIChPllER0uS by dozen single hottie
very low H. n. BRlNGHltRST
Ahi w Ne LOB Market street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
Re-0pening of the City Hall
RefrectOry.

TIVE undersigned, having fitted up and placed hlA Res
i auiNnt aud Eating Saloon In complete order, has
now ON hand and viii keep everything In season, such as
GAME, OYSTERS, CLANS &c, &c,
which will he served upin thu very best style and at the
shortest notice
Having engaged the services Of rst ratio cook he will
the public that effort will be spared to make the
City Hall Restaurant M agreeable place Of resort
Thankful for past vors he hopes, by close attention
to business, for continuance Of the same.
iy9l.tr D. u. WOODWARD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE,
CONfCAL WASHING MACHINE.

T sNsVfIlNIt INKe lI@lsnre IN announcing a their
friends aud the public generally that they Inanlitc.
ure the greatest Washing Machine Of the Age II will do
more work and better with less wear and tear than any
other ~ existence. The machine is warranted to wash
clothes It's conica shape dspenses with friction and
keeps the batch 70 be washed in such position as to dis
tribute the soap and brings the machinery In contaet with
the parts to be washed Its wonderful performance Is
destined to supersode vashboards and human knuclles
boy twelve years old do the washing of a larr.
family in hour Call 1T No 1866 Market street aud
examine our machines.
Manufactured IT the corner Of Sixth and Orange streets
wlrslL McCELL,
ni-1r No 1916 Mnrlant St Mninmini, nm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
BOOKS ANN srATtnMERY

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, can he bought as
cheap, not Cheaper in Wilmington in Philadelphia or
any ler city in the Union II any doubt this lit them
CALL AT Ill MARKET STREET,
where they will soon get their doubts removed
The subscriber having received large invoice from the
late TRADE SALES il now selling NALU ABLE BOOKS,
all subjects, exceeding low prices Those who love
Books would do well To call early and examine the stock
GREAT INDUCEMENTS % COUNTRY MERCHANTS. A
NJ New Publications may be obtained at the cheap
BOOK STORE III Market Street.
Mr.. 23.tk TlI0s RnBERIs
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
PYLE & HOLSTON.

No. $50 OrWRqe Street, lPi{miRgfOH, Del.
ATANUFAcTURERS Of Sash, Blinds. Doors. shutters
M Window Frames, Munldrg-, &c., &c, wOnld inform
The public generally that they kep constantly on hand
the above ARTICLES OF all sizes and patterns sash either
with. without gnlns Sidng all Kinds Of Lumber
plaucd by the Thousand, and NJ short notice.
Es- A large room with steam power for r,At.
NNr 2i.IV
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
REMOVAL.

{ E0RGE A. BATTERBuRi, announces 10 his friends
~ and tho public that he has removed to the store for
mery occupied by Mr. John Marsh, No AL Market be-
tween Fourth and Fn streets Wilmington where lie in
Guitar strings Vions Guitars Flutes Flies Accordeons
ad Musical Merchandise. Alsoa general assortment Of
Iali, zap and Letter Paper; Blank Books, Envelopes
Cloth, Nail, and Tooth Brushes Combs Razors, Strops
Pocket Knives, Corncllan Rings &C. Pocket Compasses
&c He Will also keep Prayer Books, Plain Tinted and
n0lored Autographs, Steel and other Engravngs, Oil
procured Immediately.
June ls-tf eReReR A. RAPpRRnpnY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
Question Solved.
ROBERT 1AYLOR.S
BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY.

fHI THE undersigned having largely increased his
facilities for successfully prosecuting his business
sin the shape of two large brick buildings with ali
friends and the public generally that after twelve years Of
practical experience in this city he is prepared to sell
before The following rates will he strictly adhered to nj
present one and half pound loaf at cents, pound
loaf at 10 cents Cakes Of every description proporionate
Shell Biscuits, Family Pilot Bread, bran Biscuits Lemon
Biscuits Water Crackers, &C., &c. All Of which will be
warranted Of the very best quality aud sold cheap AZ
they can be bought in the United States. He has also In
connection with his Bakery established the mafacure
Of Confectionery in this branch Of business he ID use mo-
thing hut the hest material and employ none buthe very
best worancn His wagons will run in every direction
and goods purchased at this establishment will be deliver
Retailers will mud II to their advantage to call at The cor
ucr of Fih and atna Streets and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. -
Store, corner Of Fnh and Tatnall Streets Wilmington
Delaware.
Apr 231y. ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

Tie drawn numbers of the above Lotteries published
in the Baltimore daily papers, and National nelligncer
Of Washington, D, &,
a. Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above SPLENDID lotteries will receive tile
most prompt attention, and official account of each
drawing sent Immediately after 1t is over all who order
from the subscriber. The drawings superintendent by
three Commissioners, appointed by the Governor,
Address, G. O. WELDIN,
Successor to u D. Glacier, Wilmington, Del
7. $ Persons ordering Tickets from n distance will
please bear in mind the fact that checks 10 my order on
ans solvent Bank in the Union and marked good by
the Cashier aud II the etter containing them, be register
ed 1t the Post Office will be responsible for tho loss Of
the thus giving inducements offered by other firm
in tie rity c. c. W.
lor. Third and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
apr ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

Ai,.,,. u, TsfTTIFu NJ aUHIUIu . " =
heretofore
by the above arrangement, morning Passeng ers from
aL noinis on Deownre Rarond can spend six hours IN
Philadelphia nine hours in Wilmington and return
same evening.
Eastern Shore passengers will notice that the morning
tram nom Scaford makes close connection ut Whining
= with trains for Baltimore and the morning Express
from baltimore close connection for Seaord and by
sta. Denton, Eason Salisbury, Snow Hill and Princess
Anne he time between seaford and Baltimore being re.
Both trains going North from Delaware RarOad con.
meet directly with trains for New York
Y. z. SEWALL. IL. Snnt Del
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

TIVE proprietor Of this establishment has nov on hand
and offers for sale on the most accommodating terms
large aud varied assortment Of soap and candles Of his
own manufacture equal, If not superior 10 any III tile
market composed Of che best possible materials He re-
scttuliy 0cs the custom Of the old friends thecsta
ishment, and all others who would cQnst their nwn in
forests Tallow bought aud sold, aud cash given fur
Rough Fat, and Soap and Candle materials generally,
apr 81 ROBERT D HICKS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17
DELAWARE LOTTERIES

FRANCE, BRoADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS.
To be Drawn in Wilmington, Deli at quarter before 70
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

National Hotel
AND REST AURAN IT
81 lFater Street, and IS Front Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
"a The undersigned respectfully informs the rub
slb3 lie that he has leased the above named house Sit
iis8 ultal near the Steamboat aud Railroad Depots,
El and has altered and riiirnished il throughout and
placed It Il. proper condition for the accommodation of
PERMANENT and TRANSIENT BOARDERs
Rooms can be obtained by the single night, week or
month IN tho RESTAURANT may be found Ut all hours
OYSTERS and all otcr delicauies usually found IN well
regulated Restaurant The Bar i. stocked with well 80.
cctel assortment Of WINES, LIQUORS and SEGAls that
Will compete with II MT surIss any hrstcass Hotel in
this city and nRArGHT ALE that is unsurpassed always
On ad Meals 7Fry rye " Y ~ hours either for parties
n B-iAe iionsr will ic kept open until the arrival of
the midnight trains SYLVESTER RIANHARD
Apr. 4i-lni. prODriatnr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

w IL. X. BRIN0HUTiS RS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29
SOuth Carolina.

Alta railroad celebration which lately oe
curred At Tunnel Hill, South Carolina, Mayor
PxARY stated that twenty seven years ago, the
people Of South Carolina, under the noble
lead of their CALHOUN, HAYSE, and BLAN.
DING, saw the importance, in commercial.
social and political point of view, of a con-
nection by railroads with the great Western
States.
The people of Ohio, Kentucky Tennessee. North
jectns a railroad from Charleston to louisville iii
and Cinclnnati. Everywhere it met the hearty ap
prora' OF Legislatures, conventions, and primary
assemblies OF the people, south and west. Six
States were enlisted IN the enterprise. Charters
fer RAILWAY and bank were obtained from al of
them- MiliioEs OF dollars wore subscribed. The
whole State Of South Carolina was alive to the pre-
stock The Legisl ture subscribed one million, and
gave tho State endorsement for two m ilions more
the BANKRUPTCY and RUM The qos
reached Columbia, snd then stopped. The enter
away. The State seemed to sink into profound found
iclharSy, and lost sight altogether of her true and
Middle ktates They, too. had seen the importance
Of this Western connection with the Atlantic
Ios &C. 70 tine sal
Phiisdelrhia ami Baltimore, in the valley of the
Mi.siss,ppi q an expense e ten, twenty and ihir
snencess Look 1t those cties-see their ' Srsst
wcalth--their wonderful commeTce-their nnparal-
consequences. pnss over these lincs Of railroads,
AND view the country on either side, adorned with
the most hi.hly cultivated farms enriched with
,ne meAt prosperous manufactures-beautiful vii
ieeee ana magnificent towns and cities seringing up
vew ~ around you, and you will be lost in won
9srnl sonIatlon At the energy, enterprise, indus
"o rejoice TO see the evidences that South
Carolina, as well as our own and other South.
arm States, IL awakening to her true interest
on the subject of Internal Improvements. At
the same time We see no reason for discomfort
~ inc sparse population of the Southern
States, and the absence of that overgrown
wealth. on one side and wretched poverty ON
tne otnor, which characterize great manufac
turing ana commercial communities. Whilst
We would not discourage the reviying spirit of
coulErrn enterprise; whilst we shall rejoice
70 see the day, and shall labor with our
Whole souls for its coming, when an efficient
sys'em Of public works shall develop the re-
sources OF the Southern States. weare not dis.
1850 70 andervains those blessings, more inn
p0a~as.nAn material wealth, which belong pre-
snsnuy % IN Agricultural people-plenty
tnrae. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN-RefuSal TO Ratify
the U. S. Treaty.-A letter in the Rotterdam
Courant, of July 10th, from Japan says that
in consequence of q misunders landing with
Consul General Harris the japanese Govern
ment now refuses to send Commissioners to
Washington to exchange the ratification of its
treaty with the United States. The London
Times confirms the statement The letter saws
that four American ships arrived at Kanagawa
for the purpose of trade, on the 25th of March.
though that port was not to be open, accord
ing to the treaty, until the 18th of July last. 1t
adds
Mr.. Townsend Harris, the American Consul
General at Smoda, on receipt of this informa-
ton, left immediately for Yedo, with two
American steamers, then on a visit TO Simoda
and instead OF ordering those merchant vessels
TO leave that port, as was his duty, he applied
To the Council of State for permission to allow
those merchant ships to trade in anticipation
OF the treaty-eEen strongly insisting upon
compliance after the request had been refused
by the Council of State The Council, how
ever, persisted in it's refusal, and desired MIR.
ships away. The Japanese Government felt
very much displeased with this act OF the Con-
sui General; the more So as he had promised
that no American ship, not even q man-of-
war; should visit the Bay of Yedo before the
treaty goes into effect. Ia consequence of this
the Japanese Government has changed its
mind in regard to sending Commissioners TO
Washington TO exchange the Publications OF
the treaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLoR.-The u.
s. steamship Moses Taylor, John MCGOWAN
commander, which left Aspinwall on the 10th
inst, with 4s5 passengers. 81, 126, 1888 in treas
ure, arrived at New York, Saturday. Among
the passengers per Moses Taylor are Flag Off,
Ger Long, late in command of the Pacific
Squadron, who, with his Secretary and Flag
Lieutenant Winslow, returns to the United
States. Also. the Commander, officers and
crew of the sloop-of-war Decatur, who ar
rived at Panama in the u. S. soop Warren
The U. S. ships Merrimac, Vandalia and War
rem were In Panama, and the Roanoke, Sabine
and Preble were at Aspinwall. The American
treaty passed the Nicaraguan Senate on the
,2d, and the Chamber of Deputies on the 25th,
and the Lamar Zeldon Convention, as modi-
fled by the United States, is now confirmed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29
SPAN AND CUBA GEOGRAPHICALLY Con-

SPAIN AND CUBA TRLKGRAPHICALLY Con-
NECTEp-There is q project up for connecting
Spain, by telegraph, with Cuba. u c. Perry,
formerly Secretary of the American Legation
at Madrid, has had the right given him, with
the privilege of laying second cable if the
business requires. The decree requires that
the work shall be commenced within year,
but capitalists will not be in hurry to invest
in Atlantic telegraphs till they see some bet
ter success attending that cable laid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

AsaZurr ~ y EDs1A nj NJ
H. telsgraSh has inenticnpaA PROF. = 6 ,ss'S
istea Assauit by rowdy u mat CITY - u.
panf PIacids, on HsnryN ftfxnusn' o"s J.
the editors Of. tho Do1timors = $3.50 -
paper which has not sfrunk rom = $500.
the stass Of affairs In that city. e -
in IL account Of the attack says
Placide came into our connans 1879 s,ss
Inc clerk rs attendnncs at the c0unter. on the
subject OF fha dffnrbanee ~ Ouk 11So OM a.c
previous afternoon, wneh cne - ~ 80 -" 49,
sssociases, John aainbri tore down !ne 81 no.
&C. - Ma errrst and commfttal 10 Jail from
anr ~ isetir hoard. He also spoke Of the net
oS hss- nssrn arrest having bern publtsheu ~
this paper sometime sancs ra F,svhreh entered
far tha m rpose Of giving some direCtions 20
The clerk. So soon - MIR. Fftxhugh nan Ie1t,
piscids inquired hts name, and being informed
BY the clerk, followed MN on. .. w ma
aidressed some offensive language to MIN,
vi IN the evident design of fastening quarrei
anon him. Mr.. Fitzhugh paying him no at
tention, however, hailed pass, ne omnious
AS the Omnibus was about TO start Piacide
rau and jumped in also, and, taking the seat
opposite 10 Mr.. Fitzhngh, resumed his previ-
bus approached the corner Of Hanover street
in Baltimore, Placide grew more and more
aggressive in his language and manner, and
finally, rising from his seat, told Mr.. Fitxhugh
to "draw." Goaded beyond forbearance by
the insalts of the ruffian, and, believing that
he was about TO be attacked--and, perhaps,
murdered-M Mr.. Fitxhugh did draw, and fired
A scufiie ensued in which Mr.. Fitzhugh fired
two more Shots which was terminated by the
arrest Of both parties by Sergeant McComas,
whose attention having been drawn to the
conduct of Placide when he first entered our
counting-room, had followed the omnibus up
the street, In the expectation, and for the pur-
pose of preventing n difficulty. Placide, we
believe, was but slightly injured.