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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-10

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D1A number d years have elapsed since the
Introduction Of DR.. j. Hoststtsr's Celebrated
Stomach Btters to the public. The prsladiss sx-
listing in the minds Of many persons against what
are denominatsd patent medicines, ~ 6rst greatly
retarded it, sale; bat it, virtues and merits be-
came known, this barrier Of prejadi6s uAs over
thrown, aad the demand incrsassd 70 rapidly that
In = few ysau scarcely village existed In the
United 6tatss in which ths, aaaisted Nod. ~ sx-
psrisnssd ths bsseAts axrisng from the ne Of the
"Btbers," and st tbs present time thsrs Afs to b
found N az parts - sAe,ws rlA vosch-
srs for the merits u the tiels. No greater cuss
fcr Dyspspais 90 - Iosnd. M MI
For sale ~ Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. 1855
Sold BY r. GIssoEs, A. ]. WILxIxsos, BAHr1xrr
KAYK 4 Co., and J. BRApsn.
Esv. Z, 'So-dAw
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the name and styls 81 i. B
Howell Co., IL this day dissolved By mutual
consent, Mr.. Richards retiring from tho Arm.--
The business will Discontinued By J. B. Howell
and J. h. Briggs, jr., under the same name and
style ~ heretofore.
This change renders II necessary that the affairs
Of the late arm BE- clossd up Immediately. Those
indsbted will please call and settle without dalay
=. B. HOWELL,
J. h, BRIGGS, JR.
WIN. RICHARDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lilo are Invited TO sxamins my new and ssleet Stock
of Y atAAAa Isselsy, Silver Wsre, IL. i have re-
ssived large assortment Of coin silver Ware;
Also, fall supply Of MortSn's Prenisn Gold
Pens, the reputation 81 which needs no Comment.
SPECTACLES.
Pebble and Psriscopie Giasses fitted TO old bows
~ short Hctica Epcctaslsa selected 70 suit svsry
eondsioa 1t sight. Ny geeds viii hsseld u prices
that willasfy soopstitioa; quality considered.
n. Blair Ornaments and goods Of every des
sfiptioa made up 70 order.
Watches. CDeka, Jswslry and Nnsssal Instrs-
nents repaired In tie best msansr, ana warranted.
0ea. q, $50 div *ass
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THE ELECTRIC MAGAZINE: VI. III. I'm.
WILL, Editor and Proprietor, No. S Beck.
mam.sk " Ts~~. ~ -. sH1

- AssssOs IN = IUPttStUby KSVe y U0Sk~
nan-ss., n. 4. Tsrns, IS year.
The following are the lsading articles for
November: Eiissbsth Stuart, Qussn o. DO.
hsmia; the Philosophy Of Lissrary Fergsriss;
the Aoropclis Of Athens History and Timss
OF n. Guisot; Phenonsna Of Glasiars; Ora
tiou Of the Hon. Edward Evsrets the Haunt
I'd and the Hasnssrs Sketch Of Popular &C.
ology, stc. The srnhsllishnent 10 portrait
b. Sartain Of the late Rafns Chosts, of Bos-
ton-sharacteristi and rood.
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Ds. SMITHS Electric Orr cures Deafness.
Ds. SMITHS "EisetFis OIL sarss Paralysis.
Ds. SMITHS aElectris on cures Rheumatism
d DnssMITH's "Eiectris OIL" cures Asthma.
De-. SMITHS Electric oII'' cures Headache.
Ds. SMITHS .sRisctrie on cures Piles.
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No - W2WA0n NvNWWes CAEC1BOs III
TIMERS, STOCK:
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper,
Sheet Brass, Block Tin, Wire.
Zine. Copper Pitts, Bolts.
TIMERS TOOLS, STAMPED WARE,
Lead Fipe, &c.
A LARG = stock If the above goods on baud. to
n gethsr With al ARTICLES in 1inners' line. VIZ
pay Cash for old Copper and Brass, etc.
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y. u. PATR1CK,
Agent Ter she Gate City Music sgore,
NO. ~ MAIN-ST.,
NJILL sell new Or second hand PIANOS and
w AkLODE0N6 On commission; will REPAIE
PIANOS, AELOD10NS, the machine hsads oil
GUITARS. No., and will supsrintsnd tho removal
Of Planes, ~ their packing FOR shipment
- Charges moderate.
sept15d3m
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4 Prom Life lu1strated.1
/ 10 Architects ard DsaftslD IL who have occasjop
TO spring on" p8p for draw ngs, this Glue Wsll
save very cunsi4s rable amount II tine aud labor.
| nov6d
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
JOSHUA R. GIppINGs.

Mr.. Giddings, who is on visit to philadcl-
phia, publishes letter, in which he says -
" To the public | will say that Brown never
consulted me in regard to his Virginia rxpedi-
ton or matter whatever"
The following is the copy of letter from
Mr.. Giddings seized with other papers and doc
uments nj the house OF "Ossawattamic"
Brown:-
"JEFFERsoS, Ohio, May go, 1859.
MY Dear SIR shall be absent during the
next week, and hope to be at home during the
summer. shall be happy to see you at my
house. Yours, truly, j. X. GiDDlSGs.
"JOhn Brown, Esq"
On the back of the letter is a. r. Giddings,
and the words "Requires no reply" evidently
in Browns own handwriting.
The following, also, was found among Capt,
Browns papers -
West ANDovER, Ashtabula Co., Ohio,
Saturday, Oct /, 1859
Friend llenrie Since received Isaac's and
yours of September Goth, have made every
effort to raise stock, and am succeeding we'll
Yesterday sent draft of SIS to j. NJ, b. of
Chatham, with which to get on another hand.
Shall soon have enough TO send again. Yes
terday returned from trip to Jefferson and
Ashtabula, with some success. Our old friend
j, II. G. took stock 10 The amount Of 5000, and as
fe't
gqni-e an association there Monday next shall
start for Cleveland. Hope TO find a letter from
you at Mrs, Sturtevants. You may depend
upon it, | have been, and am yet istraining en-
cry nerve in furtherance of our cause. 1.-Two
Photographic characters-whch might be
made to read Parker Pillsbury)-is here, and
| actually working in behalf of the mining ope-
ration.
You will have me with you just as soon as
am satisfied can do more and be of more use
there than where am.
Nothing new of special interest. All we'll.
In haste. Yours, JoMN SMITH.
PHILADELPHIA, June 6, 1859.
"AiOnzo g, Buckley, Esq. Dear Friend-I
had this pleasure on the Sd inst. but not know
ing your proper directions, thought would
again write to You, in hopes that one of my
letters may reach you. have great many
things to inform you of much interest, but
will not do so until hear from you, SO that
may be certain they may reach yOu l hope, my
dear friend, you will reply to this Immediately
on receipt, and let me hear from you, and how
| may direct to you, in the future Hoping
you may reply early, remain, truly, in haste,
your friend RF. SrErp, in.
"Please direct ME, care Beverly Wilson &
| Co., rs S. Wharves, Phila."
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Arrest of Cook His Identity Estab.
lished.

CHANBRRsBuRG, Oct. 26.-Capt. John +. Cook.
was arrested yesterday by Mcssrs. Logan, and
Claggett Fitzhugh, at Mont Alto, Franklin
county, fourteen miles from this place. There
is no doubt Of this being the man His print
ed commission, filed up and signed by Gen.
Brown, and marked No. 4, was found upon his
person also, memorandum written on parch-
ment, of the pistol presented to Washington
BY Lafayette, and beqneathed to Lewis W.
Washington, in 1854 The pistol, he says, is
in carpet bag which he left on the mountains.
He was fully armed and made desperate re-
sistence.
He came out OF the mountain into the settle
ment to obtain provisions. He was much fla
tigned, and almost starved lie was brought
TO this place at clock, last night. After an
examination before Justice Reisher, and being
fully identified by one of our citizens who for
merly knew him, he was committed TO Jail to
await requisitOn from Governor Wise lie
acknowledged having three others with him on
the mountain. One of them was seen and con-
Versed with. He had blue blanket over his
shoulders and carried Sharpes rife and a
double barrelled gun. He said one belonged
to his partner, who had gone for provisions.
Parties will go in search Of the others to-
day.
A REoUISITION FROM GOVERNOR WISE
FOR CAPTAIN COOK.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 26.-GOvernor Wise has
despatched requsition to the Governor of
Pennsylvania for the Custody of Captain Cook,
arrested last night, near Chambersburg.
"HARPER's FERRY" rs A TRACT SOCIETY.-The
Abolition clergy, it will be seen by the pro-
ceedngs of the Tract Convention at Chicago
have rather got the start Of the politicians in
converting "Ussawattomie' Brown to account
This Tract Convention seems to have been
composed chiefly Of clerical insurgents, whose
violent language is fully up to the Harper's
Ferry standard. One "Rey" unequyocally de-
clared himself in favor of thaying the slaves
rise up against their masters, and, if necessary,
'wading' their way 10 freedom through the
blood of their oppressors knee deep" Yet
such men ss these have the effrontery to stand
up and profess to be anxious to extend, by re-
ligious tracts, the doctrines Of Christianity the
principles of the Prince of Peace, and the com
mandments of Him who hath said "Thon shalt
not kill" II is but justice to the American
Tract Society, which centres IN this city, to say
that this Western Convention is an offshoot of
the Boston branch that recently seeded, in
consequence of the refusal of the society to
lend its printing presses to the PRONUNCIATION of
Abolitionism.-N u Express.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

New ORLEANS, Oct. 24-lirownsville, Texas,
dates have been received to the Goth inst.
The Mexican outlaw Cortinas is still cncamp-
ed above the city, and the Indians are constant
" joining his band.
The Mexican troops have returned to Mata-
morns.
Lieut.. Langdon has arrived with three can
non.
One of the leading outlaws has been captured
and sentenced to be executed, but Cortinas
threatens to burn the town If the sentence is
carried out
The citizens, alarmed by these threats, are
flying from the town, and unless assistance ar
rives soon il will be deserted,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

The HIGHEsT MorSTAIS.-It was for a long
time supposed that Mount Washington, of the
White Mountain group, was the highest peak
east of the Rocky Mountains. But this honor
must now be definitely conferred upon Smoky
Mountain, belonging to the Black Mountain
group, and situated in jackson county, North
Carolina, near the Tennessee line. According
to Capt. Cram, of the United States Coast Sur
vey, the height of Mount Washington is 6,293
feet. The elevation of Smoky Mountain is g.
1877 feet
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL. OF THE JASON AT ST. JOHNS
THE GREAT EASTERN.

ST. JOINS, N. f. Tuesday, October 2b-rhc
steamship jason from Galway on the evening
of Monday the 18th instant arrived NJ this port
at II o'clock last night and sailed ut IL o'clock
this morning for New York-all we'll.
The following is the very latest news for
wardcd l'y the Liverpool agent of the Associa-
ted Press to Galway on the afternoon Of the
l7th
The China Mail had reached England, and
the details of her news state that the American
Minister, Mr. Ward, had been cOurteously re-
ccivcd at Pekn, and expected to send home the
ratified treaty by the next mail.
The latest rimOrs are to the effect that the
Great Eastern would sailior America about the
10th Of October.
1t was denied that France seeks any indcm-
nifty from Sardinia for the expenses of the war,
and the denial Is accompanied by the statement
that she merely asks for the payment Of the
advances made by her to that power.
The Zurich Conference was still pending.
The Royal Mail Steamship America, from
Boston via llalifly, arrived at Liverpool on the
18th instant
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
SENATOR MASON ON THE HARPER'SFERRY
INSURRECTION

WASHINGTON, Oct. pa letter from U. s.
Senator Mason (after due investigation into the
Harpers Ferry ditficulty) says "there was no
instruction in any form whatever on the part
of the inhabitants of that townor vicinity. The
fact standardized that not man, black or white,
Joined the invaders after they came into Yir-
ginia or gave them aid and assistance in any
form So far as can be asccrtained, not one of
the nineteen escaped-not n slave escaped or
attempted to escape during the tumult. of the
few carried off by Cook, across the river, all
escaped from him and came safely back, but
one, who, it appears was drowned while cross
ing the river homeward bound.n
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
HAPPY ALONE.


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R,, conla ,hev soo 10 ,nmo., eo,d
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Now tbou ar, absent evsrv hour
Seams doub,ed with Desno;.
Whose stern sunromacv Of now.r
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
Excitement at Oarrara,

The Eco dIfalid, of October Goth, has a let
ter from Massa di Carrarn, in the Duchy of
Modena, dated September 27th, which relates
the following incidents
" A fact made public here last week proves
more than ever that our ex-Duke (whose memo
ry all good Italians most heartily exccrate) is
not asleep but is at work preparing new mines
and new dangers, with the hope of sending
dismay and disorder among us. The heavy
rains of the last few days have exposed sub
terranean excavation or ditch, extending under
the Piazza Degli Aranci, and intended to con-
meet the Ducal Palace with the so-called Buch-
eta. Only few feet of this subterranean pas
sage was incomplete.
" The Buchetta is a large drain or sewer,
now dry and empty, which received the water
falling in the higher portions of the town and
conveyed it to the river about quarter of a
mile distant. 1t is evident that the excavation
was intended as means by which the satte-
lites of the Duke might enter the palace with
ont knowledge OF the inhabitants, take possess
sion of it. seize the arms and munitions. and
commence an attack which, from its sudden
and suhtcrrancan breaking out would probab-
", have soon driven our poor country. for n
time at least, into the arms of the death-dcal-
ing Francis V.
"The magical appartion of barbarian hordes
in this way would hove produced upon our
country people, if not upon the citizens, the
effect of miracle-an impression that our en-
ightencd clergy would not have failed to con-
firm in the simple and superstitious minds of
these poor peasants. An act like this at once
so brutal and fantastic, would by the stupor
and amazement that must have followed it,
have neutralzed the weak resistance of which
this town is capable, and would have reduced
it to the necessity of an immediate surrender,
had not the rain directed by Providence ex-
posed the mine before it exploded, and render
ed the scheme abortive. Two individuals sus-
pected Of having had hand in this matter
have been arrested and imprisoned
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid state that the Emperor
of Morocco had ratified the arrangement con-
corning the frontier line of Mctila and expressed
his readiness to give Spain all the satisfaction
she demands.
TURKEY.
Additional discoveries have been made at
Constantinople concerning the recent conspr-
acy for the assassination of the Sultan. il is
asserted that incendiary machines have been
discovered, which were destined TO burn the
European part of the town. The Grand Vizier
had rendered his resignation, but ii was refused
1t was evident, however, that the dissolution of
the ministry was inevitable.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
BATTLE WITH INDIANS

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Advices from Gal
weston, to the goth instant, state that the fever
was undated.
The Dallas Herald publishes a rumor that
Major Nanhorn attacked party of Indians on
Concha river, losing forty of his men and Kill
ling one hundred of the Indians
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

TUNIS.
On the occasion Of the obsequies OF the late
Bey of Tunis the Moors assaulted the Jews, aud
wounded Il few Christians. They also wounded
a Minister of the new Bey, who had come to the
rescue with his escort, striking and killing
many on the spot, and causing thirty Of the
Musselman to be arrested Tranquility finally
urryailel
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
ia % % ~.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bal.
timOre Railroad,

On and after MONDAY, Oct i7th 1850 Passenger Trains
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA
For baltimore Ut Sj IL H. (ENpsl and II 10 H. H.
Chester at SIS a. M. II M. 4lO0, and HIP. m.
Wilmington ~ S.lj M, IL M, 400, and II 10 u. MI
New Castle ut S.la n. M, and +.OO p. M.
MidlletOwn at SID A. M. and 400 u. M.
Dover 1T SID It. m, anil 100 D. m.
Milford NJ S.lh y. M, and 100 p. ~.
Stafford NJ S.li u. H., and u. ~.
Laurel At Sis u. M. AMI 100 u, M,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lniVe Baltimore nj SADa. IN EXps) lOlJh H. 525p n. M.
Wilmington Mt I.l5 and II 80 n. M. Ii5 $40 H. ~.
Laurel at 0.lj o. IN. AMI JAD ~ M
Seafrl at i,lia M at LOS y. IN.
Milford 1T 1850 a.. M. and lOj q, ~
Dover at Y.i1 u. H.. anl jl0 D. III,
MiillctOwu ut 1000 u. M, anil $50 n. N.
New Castle at lO.jj a. nj, aud 500 y. III.
Chester At ~ aud 1900 inn 222 and 9l5 p. IN.
Leave Baltimore for laurel and Delaware Railroad At
1915 am
TRAINS For BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at $40 a. M, l1lS and II 40 y. m.
Wilmington ut p,25 1888 D. H.. and l2.20 o. III.
Sundays only NJ llnp. IN from Philadelphia to Baltimore
5,2i y. M, from Baltimore Ia philadelphia.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, will run an
follows;
Leave philadelphia for Perryyo aud intermediate pa.
ces, at 64j mi
Wilmington tir perryyilln 100 D. M.
baltimore for Semmers Run, Glasses and IIarswO1l,
5.5I
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
DORTER, ALE, q NINERALI
RISING SUN N

llE subscriber would must respectfully announce To his
friends and the public generally, that he has taken the
Rising sun TAVERN New Castle where no will he happy
His table will ever he supplied with the choicest articles
the market can produce and hia liar will be supplied with
the very hest Liquors Nothing, in short, will lie left n
done 70 make my house comfortable place Of resort
ju1l-tf JOIIN KEEt;AN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
INV ARD McINALL,

~ PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND AP0THECARY.
No. ~ Market Street New No 1907 below Second keeps
constantly on hand good assortment Of Drugs Medicines
Patent Medicines &c. A. all OF which he will rel nj yerv
low prices His large custom kept for years e. iciont
guarantee thnt his customer have been satisfied
ap2 EDW. NcINALL, No AZ Market st.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

ID ESTAURANT. "
III HERITAGE 4 EDWARDS PRopRIErons
Fourth Street between Market and Sipley, North Side
Wilmington Del Breakfast Dinner, Supper Oysters Ter
cy Of the season will he found nj their Restaurant and
served NJ In the best manner and shortest notice
strangers visiting Wilmington attending Market can
get meals at any hour. iyq.tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
NO. 80 SIMPLIFY STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
James Montgomery, Proprietor.

w OANt Dk1AIkA w khShs1t
James Montgomery. Proprietor.
ropU-tf
FOR saba two storiel Rick House situated In
Second Street. between Washington and West. This IL q
suitable property ora Butcher. The house stands back
from the street twenty fecttho lrht yard Is beautiful
gr plat WIN lmlings along The -ft"t U has 1nt OF
iweny.rrhi feet The back buildings good and new,
and three stories high Tho lot hack hundred aud
ihirtyi,c feet To Lafayette street, srcet Twenty-Five
feet Wide I'm liia, cite street there IL front Of sixty
three feet which there IL good ininn stable. This
property ha fountain Of good spring water running CON
iinnally upon H. The property contains 1--WE thousand seven
hundred mud twelve slu feet two inches Ton Dnlrynan
or Butcher this Is one oi the most desirable properties In
the city For further r"r''e9lsawr, spiy ntr,ouppy
ap2l-tf No. Di shlpcy Street Wilmington,
Madison street These new uiligsi Just finished and
arc built In the most substantial manner. Considerable
Fr mr,jrul "r "",y i, " AWE, y , ~ ''
apEl-ff No. % Shlplpy Street, Wilmington.
f0R sALE,A three -iorei Brick House, situated at
the ol Spruce anl seventh Streets This Is Of
the hest homes NJ its class in this city ANIL will he sold ut
bargain II applied for soon All, AEByM d
npl3-tf No ~ Shiplry street, Wilmington
For sALE-=A farm containing ninety whine acres Of
good arabic land. This farm is situated about eight miles
from Wilmington IN the cross leading from tho kennott
Pike To the old r'Ai leading To kcnnrt Square. The land
IL in good order. divided intouonyenirnt fields NIL ui which
are waicrcd. The buildings gobd and suh.taniia all
the 1nintses arc In complete order aud In fa the farm
y a'l spHl hfmcr could Desire Apply ln.,.,,.
,, . JAMES MoNIuuMEhf,
ap@th No. 10 shirlcy Street Wilmington
,,, ,
fuk sALE'-A three sior@l Brick HOUSE. Situated in
Lombard street west rir TINS II IN excellent property
with hnck building Private Alley &c, &c. SIX hundred
.o"'H '"H f'haih IN tue property rrlgm t,n Apply
"p&lif No. % slrlcy Street, Wilmington
,,,,,.,.,-
fuh sALh--A hundred lindlhg Lots Tor sale III The
Western part of ne city Prices moderate, and icrns ar-
la
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
hr-Eti No. 10 Shiplry street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
& louNTRY sEAT. WITm Anour roR.

~ TY ACRES or LAND FOR SALE The subs5riber
will sell for cash credit city other les valuable property
one hn Of his iirm lying only half mile from the city Of
Wilmington Oh the Newport Pike. This property has
more than doubled its value within tile last ten wears and
i constantly increasing. Tho property will be divided by
the road leading from the pike to Mill Creek On one Iart
IL new Cottage House, tenant house, curringn house and
other outhuildngs. On the other half il large r,
out-scs granary, &c. Only onelnlr Is for sale Int Inc
purchaser can have the choice. j. A, BROWN
ap23tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
John McMAKIN.


- wilma ULAsS AND QUEENSWARE STORE,
n W. Corner of Thr, and shipcy Streets Wilmington
Del only one square from Market Street Dinner TED and
Store open evenings.
R- business conducted by Ladies' Of Ioseph s. Hedges
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
T nIRISTIAN MESSIcK,
u GROCER AND pRNniCE YENnER.

Corner 4t and Walnut Streets would respectfully call at
tenon To his stock Of Sugars, Coee5 Tens Mnasses oils
Rice Cheese Mackeral Snd, ground and fine Salt Spices
&c. He also Keeps Of domestic dried
Fruits such ns Apples Peaches, Cherries Tobacco and
segars together with siipcriine aud family Flour
mny7-1y ~ ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
C0NVEYANCER AND
NOTAR PUBLIC.

Ut II NM EETIl7 -
REAL ESTATE, WRITES,
DEEDS, NDRlHAGES,
nONns WILLS,
LEASES AND RELEASES
OFFICE No 90 WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
at,lI-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

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IN &.l4 would call the attention Of the public 10 the
NIA1NH fact that lie keeps superior article of Reef
-aasA at his stall. No o. In the Fourth Street Mar
Ret and No. o. in the Second Street Market every day in
the week except Sunday which o will dispose Of on liberal
terms The public is invited to call nndrxanno for them.
selves. JOHN l. SOLOMON.
14-Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29

M urders of tickets share, and certificates Of nnrkag
ges in the nove splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention, and official Of each drawing
sent immediately after II is MI to all who order from
the subscriber. The drawings superintendent by tire,
Commissioners appointed by the toyrrnor. Address
Uitlj-ly M Fat En,,r,l, 'Str..,.