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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
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LEA!
sHO 20 n. eEaHhlSher7S
New York Tea Store corner Sixth and Market Streets vii
mington Delaware =. GALLAGHER
N IA reduction of per rent on all hills Of 800 and
upwards.
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.ans ~ ~ luu, iur tns ku hitl'ase Whch ne mas
=" ~. minus "'ii hoiuit7 '' H m y con-
Wiii ~ W., XII T' o., &, ,s,o H. HNNphhs'
ny the above will he seen TINT have p,rchascd of
r. T. Sanders his entire sck ii Dry tos Fixtures and
lease Of his store No. 15 Market below Fourth Street ut
which 1t Is my ntcsnn IL clo,e ant tho stock &c. at
greatly reduced prices. JAS A. SANDERS
jei. wilmington DEL
nTAcIx = NJ YTfIYN,, r,,s -, ~, :, . 80
tx Would moi rs,artS,I 81 ~, ,. lnN ED
IA, Io I'm n ~, tiv uuT gsnsy
HORSE sIIoEIWH ~ H. XII , " IN ~ =, wv
Street liz will alway. Keen compete asssrtmrn "
ready made Shoes that will be- fitted and mt on IN te
best manner, and at the shortest notice.
mr. JOBBING done with neatncss and dtan,teb
WANTED
An apprentice to the lncksnitbng bislnesa Aunly 10
the subscriber at the foot of shiplcy Street
" $3.50 ~ .'"'.
n nm ~ 49, ,as ~ me-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
PYLE a. HEOISTON.

MO 100 ORANGE STREET. wILMl VGTON' DELLA
~ ware manufacturers 0f SASH Blinds Doors shutters.
Window Frames Mouldngs, &C., Be, would Inform the
public generally, that they keep constantly hand tho
nboyc articles of all sizes and patterns sash either with
without glazing. Sliding all kinds Of Lumber planned
by the thousand md at short notice. large room with
steam power for rent. ap2J-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

n JOHN pI!cLAEFEnTY's

"a t.E1f WAL AMI IlNltON STUKE
NiekZ Corner Of Second and Orange Streets Wilmington
Del The snbcrihrr keeps constantly on hand an excellent
variety Of Wine and Liquors, such Cgiac Brandy pao
Champagne Irish Whiskcy, Jamaica slrs Holland Gin,
Old Nonongnlela Whisky. Allegheny do bourbon do
Mndera Port Sherry and all other Wines on reasonable
terms
Agent for nans Porter ami Ac Of tho first quality all
Of which will bc served 10 Families or Tavorns al short
notice, and on reasonable terms
inay2S-ly JOHN McCLAFFERTY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
RuIIetim 9th. M. Rringhurst

I ATE ii. X. W. BRIOGHURST, Wholesale and Retail
- Druggist 1903 Market Street
CRIMSON TETTER WASII.-I have just received q SUM-
ply Of this celebrated for letter which the best
remedy ever known for letter, Ringwor BARRIERS Itch
II. r. BRINGHURST.
CRYSTAL CEMENT or Soluble Gass for permanently
mendng broken glass. China other ware new article
It II. X. BRlNGIiuRSTS, los Market Street.
THERMOMETERS-a large assortment of Nc Allsters
make in iron, tin and lockwood frames, also enclosed in
glass for dairy nse. II. H. BRINGIIURST Fourth and
Market Streets,
L0NGw0RTIrs CATAwBA BRANDY, md LYONS. md n
0ne French Brandy, In bottles; also, Madeira wines
FRENCH TRUssEs, light pattern for Summer use
and private room for fitting them to the person.
C0AS GELLATlN, with directions, nj II. Il. BRING
HURSTS.
LONG COMBS for Children OF India Rubbe. lalS conta.
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN pLASTEllS, n cure ior
cornr without the use Of the knife, at H. H. Brghursts
LEECIIES SPAWN MIXTURE certain cure fr enny.
in or Ringbonc in horse Such il tho experience Of o
sepl Lcech, who has usedit for many years
VANILLA BEANi also Extract Of Vanilla. made from
the Bean, by II. r. lIrnghurst's.
AYERS SARsAPARlLLA--A now preparation by tho
renowned manufacturer Of Ayers Cherry Pectorni and
Pills y =
DEAD SHOT yERMIFUGH-a fresh stock direct from
The pTopsletors; also, ncnt Almanac, gratis at II. Il.
Bqingtirsts
FINE COMBS general assortment all sizes some very
fine for smoothing the hair II X. Bringhurs 1903 Market
Street
BRANDnETHs PILLS, resurrection Of a noted nil.
JAfES FAMILY MEDICfNES.-I am sole agent and
always have 1,s. 2 supply Of al his preparations.
BENEFITS COCAINE, a perfect hair dressing
BARRY'S TRIC0PIEROUs, by dozen or by single hot
tie, very low. II. r. BRINGHURST,
Ma Morl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Tbf farmer:
no DESTROY RRIARs.

In the Country Gentleman the inquiry is made
by the Virginia correspondent, of the best way
10 kill running hriars. had apiece Of ground
where they had their own way, and were very
troublesome | dug the ground over some four
inches deep, late in the Fnll-raked off the bril-
ars and sod, and early the next Spring put on
Il sprinkllng Of guano, and plenty Of fine top
seed. After they had got up some two inches
high, cut them off two or three inches below
the surface Of the ground. This can be done
with a small sharp hoe, or with q broad-bade
knife. ! repeated this operation once, since
which have not been troubled with the briars.
The grass set grew rapidly, aud crowded OH,
the brinrs, With y large piece of ground in
tested in this way, should pillow and harrow.
A similar method is good for the determination
Of brush. | have q piece Of land that three
years ago was pretty much covered with brush.
! cut the brush about the last Of August. the
brush was burnt, and late In the next March |
put on grass seed and guano, cut the brush
the last Of June, and again about the lsf Of
September. The ground is now covered with
a pretty crop of grass, without any brush
The grass begins TO grow in the Spring two or
three weeks before the brush, and crowds out
the young sprouts Of the brush. For this pur-
pose, fine top or red top is better than herd
grass timothy or clover, because il sets and
grows thicker.-Cav CoWutrD Gennsmsa.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
WILLIAM @. LOWE,

EA MERCHANT TAlI0r
Wa No. l6l Market Street above Front. Wul',f
-sLu Delaware would most respectfully cali the ac'i
Of the public to tho large stock of fealy-inaic Clahf
which he keeps constantly on lrnl and sells At thcyfi
lowest cash prices. He makes all kinds OF Clothing e0
dof-havng an excellent cutter he u prepared "a uXert
customer work with ncnincas and despatch llo keeps
hand good assortment of Cloths, Cashmere aid Vel
ing7 which the public Il invited to call and examine,
y strict attention to business he expects "a hcfclf
10 merit share of fhp nulIir nafronast, m.-.Gtt
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
@. sEwALL, Jr, sup't. DEL r. H.
m.ys For PIIILADELPHIA.-- or

= sill EUN FHILADELFHhA.',-IIN
KlIiEL and ZEPHYR, will follows. viz Leave VIII
mington ut 30 4. NJ, and P. N. Philadelphia at 10
and II A, NJ, and i. NJ.
Fare % Philadelphia 5s cont. Return trip tickets co
cents.
10 Marcus Hook or Chester IS cents.
Return trip tickets good only for the day they
dated
Shippers respectfully notified send receipts prop
erly filled up with each lot Of gVols All goods not
ccited for will be the owners risk slip receipts can be
prncnrad Al the olces at Wilmington AMI philalephn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

4 iuLbEHT d. BROTHER
~ SUCCESSORS TO AKIN CULBERT.
wholesale and Retail GR0CERS, and dealers In Grain
SeeI. Plaster, Salt Fish, &c. Also No. PERUVIAN
nuANo and other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
e ARents Brick Stores H. Corner of Front and Oranre
stroets Wilmington, Del. iyn-lye :
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Murphy, Cabinet Ma


VANILLA DEANs-1co Cream mnltcrs would do well r
call az BODDYe No. I'll Market street aud pnrchass
hslF bseps, as ~ Keeps fas article AID sells cheap
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

STEAM SAVER AND WOOD TURNER M. In Orange
~ Street Pyls Building between Filth and Sixth Streets
Wilmington, Delaware respectfully informs his rient,an
the public generally. that he still continues carry
the old stand, thcscroll Saving and Wood TnnS business
in all its various branches
Cabinet Turning constantly on hand. House Brackets
furnished or nude by contract.
Those requiring the ahoyo kind nf work invited to
call and examine specimens. &c.
10 The highest price paid for Gum, suitable iu hubs
nn2l-lY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Ia BOOT a SHOE wAnEnorsr,

EXHH BOOT a SHOE WAREIIOTSE,
WM JOSEPH PuLLMER
EH Takes this method Of Informing his lieDA
EtfA and the people Of Wilmington. that ho lr N
&e81en. to up In complete mechanical style the ste
No. 722 Market Street, ARCADE Row. Wilmington l&.
where ho Intends 10 devote his entire time to the
feture OF ROOTS & SIIOEs m oil kinds and yariGis
thu ncatcsi and most fashionable styles nnd NJ mtlsii
prices Ills stock will consist III part II Gcntlcmens a.
Call anil Patent Leather Boots aud Shoes, latest s!''
Iades and Misses ualtcrs and other Shoes. IN great v
rety. AMI IN fact everything In the Shoe business,
Customer Work will lie particularly attended h. and
oil cases will satisfaction he warranted
h1- LASTS htod up by one If tho best maktri in ID
country.
The long practical experience Of the undcrienl and
thorough knowledge Of the business In nll of it, hrr
will he trusts he q sufficient guarantee 10 thu public ~
ho viii do them Justice anil furnish them article ia
will recommend Itself for utility. cirApnosa aud daTi
iiy. JOSEPH FuLIMrE
REPAIRING Of all kinds neatly done al reasonable fat
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

Successor TO Y. H. Glazlcr Wilmington. Del.
r. s. Persons ordering Tickets from distance will please
bear In mind tho fact TINT checks to my order any sol
vent Bank in tho Union and marked good by the Cash
ie and ii the letter containing them be registered nj the
Post Office will he responsible for the loss of tho sae,
thus giving Inducements offered by no other firm IN tho
city. o. G. W.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
IOHN IL. sTInHAM. GnncEIs. f,,r.,...

~ Second and Walnut Streets, Wilmington, DEL keeps
constantly on hand complete assortment Of Oils Sugars
pofees Teas Spices M0nsses Tobacco Bacon Hams Lard
pheese Rice, Fish ground and fine Salts exrn and supc
rior Flour Corn Meal Starch &C. His IS select stock Of
Family groceries and Provisions together with all articles
usually kept in Grocery Store which will 10 sold ccap
may13-1y - 'p'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

A recent English writer in discoursng upon
the advantages of deep culture, and the econo-
mized use Of steam inngriculmre, says; "When
remember that ut my friend Dixon's, near
Witham, parsnip was pulled up whose roots
were thirteen feet six inches long, and then
broke off, seriously believe that We have no
present idea as to what depth of cultivation
and drainage we shall ultimately arrive ct with
power Why did that parsnip grow so deep?
Because the earth had all been moved to the
depth of fourteen feet. 1t had been a brick
earth pit filed up with soil from the adjoining
land when it was necessary TO open Il new pit.
Air and water had circulated 10 the depth of
II feet.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Bringhursf's concentrated

lQuID KENNET for making Cold Cusiarl, Fruit Jmnkct
y AGA teaspoOnfu to quart of milk will produce
firm curd 10 few minutes making Of tho most Whole
some nutritious and pantale desserts in se especially
for this season Of the year Price % ccnts pcr bottle Pre-
pared only by l.. BRINGIIuhST & GO
iuly2 pharmaceutsts, Corner 9th & Market Htreetg
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
4 tIIRIsTIAN MEssiCK,

Y NHNFNEN iNU INUDUIE NENDETI.
Corner 18th and Walnut Streets wonl respectfully cali at
tenton 10 his stock Of Sugars Coaes Teas snlnsses %
Rice Cheese ackeral Shad, ground and fine Salt spces
&c. He also keeps complete assortment OF domestic dried
Fruits, such ~ Apples, Peachos Cherries Tobacco and
scgars together with superline and family Flour
mayI-ly '''F '"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
w IIHEHTHI7t NVT WI !" 7uNThOI N07'
FITZSIMMONS a. BITCA,
Wool and Hide Dealers,

NO. % TATNALL STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, BUYS
WOOL. WOOL, WOOL, WOOL
HIDES HIDES, HIDES, HIDES
SHEEP and CALF SKINS, for which they pay the high
est prices in cas, and sell accommodating tcrus.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

QHSTAUNANT,
~ HERITAGE 4 EDWARDS, pRoPnIErons.
Fourth street between Market and shlpey North Side
wilmington DOL Drekast, Dinner, Supper Oysters Ter.
ap anu other Reire,hments al all times Every dclca
cy OF the season will bc found Mt their Restaurant and
served up in the best manner and shortest notice
sangers visiting Wilmington or Attending Market can
sst His.ta ~ anf iOui. jy9tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

II care is taken with heifers,and even if they
incline to dry early, they are not allowed to, and
are MIXED through the year. to within few
weeks of calying, though the quantity of milk
will not pay for stripping, the result will in flu
ture years be an increase of the quantity and
the length of time she is in milk that will re-
ward the labor. So testify some experienced
dairymen, and why does it not stand to reason.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

Choose space which you think will be suili-
clent for the amount of manure you are likely
TO accumulate or require; the form of paral-
telegram is the most convenient Mark the
boundary Of the proposed heap by line
throwing out about six inches of soil In this
basin layer of muck should be spread, to re-
ceive and absorb the DRAWINGS Of the intended
heap. II convenient to the COW stables, the
liquid from them will he accumulated here,
and prove nm invaluable addition. TN this
bed all refuse capable Of being iccomposed
land free of all noxious weeds already except
ed) should be thrown, As the heap decom-
poses, it should he turned once in two or three
weeks. until decomposition is complete.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

Late Autumn is the best time for telling tim
Der for almost any purpose, and ii is particu-
larry so when the timber is to he worked up
into rails or stakes, or posts for fencing At
that season Of the year the new wood has ar
rived at its complete maturity, and there is less
sap and albumen in timber than there is ct any
other season of the year which albumen, when
exposed to the influence of the weather. hastens
the decny Of timber
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
l,ADDLE AND HARNEss niANuFAcTo-

Ki.-The sllbscrlbor rospeclnlly annOuncc1 @ The
eAons 81 Wilmington, and public generally that ho Inns
commenced tho Saddle and Harness Making Business ut
NJ. q Shplcy Street, below Second, Wilmington, Della
ware The undersigned fully believes that good larnc,.
establishment will la handsomely supported IL conducted
IL suit tho wantsof tho people. As Mr. u Is tho
,y employer that makes hl- Saddles In the hast AMI
us workinanlko nanncr thus feeling assured that those
who mny paironlc him will receive full equivalent for
their money. His stock cpnssisol Plain and ilnci Sha
Saddles. Columbia and Spanish Riding Saddles, Also.
Plain and Common Saddles. single and Double Harness Of
all kinds Wagon tarnos,, Brides Collars. Wagon rnd
Driving Whips Trunks and Nnlises Carpet 'gs fy-Nct',
vi all sorts Buffalo rnhes blankets Ar together with every
article usually kept In this limo NJ business NIL nj which hO
will sell NJ low amy other establishment in the city.
Es- Repairing done with noatnuSt and despatch.
nngl1y AMOS EISCM ALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

II you have u barn, cellar or shed for the pro-
lection of manure, you should begin the mid
die or last Of August to stable your cattle Mt
night and we know Of farmers who, having
good methods for ventiating their stables, keep
their cattle up ut night during the whole Sum-
mer, But by the last of August or first Of Sep
tcmber, your cows and other neat stock should
he put up every night and by leaving the doris
and windows open they will he moro comforta-
bic than if allowed to lay in the yard. The
great object, however, of thus stabling your
cattle so carly should be to manufacture man
urc, and we write this for those who have some
means for the protection Of the same. From
September and December is the best season for
making manure, of the whole year. Stable
your cattle every night, and each morning put
in quantity Of loan, dried muck, leaves chip
dirt, &c, to absorb the liquid, and then throw
il into your manure shed or cellar You will
lind in the Spring valuable heap of dressing;
and if the plan has never been practiced, you
will be astonished at the great amount of ma
nuro which can be made with little extra la
Dor, and By keeping your cattle up of nights.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
RISING SUN

llE subacrllet would most respectfully announce to s
friends and the public generally, that he has taken tho
lsng sun Tavern Now Castle where he will be happy to
His table will he supplied with the choicest articles
the market can produce and his Bar will be sunned with
ihc very best Liquors Nothng in short, will 10 len I'M
iull-tf John KEEGAN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

VI RlETY STORE, No. 2l5 Market street. between FL
ond and Third, Wilmington, Delaware JOHN J.. TONF
spN proprietor large assortment OF Shirts, Doson
Under shirts Drawers Hosiery, Carpet Bags, Combs, cor
lars Neekties handkerchief Gloves umbrollns Drus
Violin Strings Stationery &c. will be constantly kept o.
hani and sold al prices to suit thetles Call at No. go
Market Street. - augl3-tl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
JlRINGHURsTys ESSENCE OF JAMAI.

ElNfNNffUNST7S 1NssH1NNE OF' JAM Nj
I'D CA GINGER is carefully prepared irnnl the host
Jamaica Ginger and possesses In concentrated FIRM, the
valuable properties Of this ruot. II il very agreeable
warming smulant, md L. particularly recommended iur
Collie fatulcney, Indigestion Weakness Of the Stomach
anl Bowels and Is found highly useful in those ca-es Of
sudden ndispositon so liable 10 in summer from
excessive heat, Oyerndugcncc, fatigue that Of
exhaustion experienced by many while travelling.
II also makes excellent drink for the harvest field
and is much used for that purpose. Prepared by
D. BRTNGIul,ST ( co.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
BEEF! REEF!! REEFlii

TUE subscriber would call tho attention of tho public to
the fact that he has taken the stall No 20 IN ND Forih
Street Market House. where he will be happy to serve Gus
TONER'S with superior article liberal terms Nv atrict
attention To business he hopes to merit share Of public
patronage. Iap23-tfl J. H. GRAHAM,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

The following pertinent and suggestive par
sgraph is from the Homestead: The true
economy with land is TO treat Il as you would
iaborcr, from whom you wanted the most
work. Let II be well fed, and there ia much
less danger Of overlooking, than there is in
case of man or animals No more should be
cultivated than can be stuffed with full sup
ply of plant food. The sun and atmosphere
are all ready to give you eighty bushels of corn
TO the acre, and it will not cost you a penny
moro to draw upon them for the necessary
amount of heat, light, carbon and moisture to
mako this quantity of grain, than to make
twenty bushels. Here is an inexhaustible
storehouse OF riches and a well fed soil is the
key to unlock its treasures. Give the soil gem
eSously and porsistently, and it will give unto
you .good measure, pressed down and running
over leA
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
CHARLES dp,QbOyNgILE5,

M EhCHANT TAILOR, Corner of Sixth and Slipley "
~ Wilmington Del, Has choice variety Of Cloths Ca
sinners and Vcstngs. which no will mako up Mt tho short
notice and on accommodating terms. Persons wishing
procure good article had better call and examine TIL
large stock Of goola constantly on hand my'-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
y. .JEANES.
PICTURE GALLERY.

pHOT0GRAplIIC AMBRoTYpE. AND MELAINoTYT
Rooms, old No. 12l, new No. AIS Market street betwe
fonrth and Fifth Streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

JUNCTION AND BREAK
WATER CONNECTING RAILROADS.
FALL RANGEHENT
INC uln L. AIR Ell.

g3EA VIZ y
On and Nif0r Monday Sept s, 1881 Trains Delaware,
junction aud Iroakwacr aud connecting Railroads, will
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