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LrcrrnEs.-we learn that Mr.. o. +. Baldwin, Of this
city, will deliver two lectures at the Hall Of the Meclan.
les Institute, during the latter part Of next week. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

n . Importer ana dealer IN wines, uquors and Sc
VI gsr, Mss IN rnrr nos, and on-rs for sale,
nha pips.s. hssnesy n.sndy, Vintage ists up "a. 81
ssrse Ips Jso5 saaIsS pss dsssrlsa 4 ca. vs- ias
Ss.: s.stssa DEED ss1Rsssys ~ Esssy
r. :;;s ::'sfSss ssss. sss':ss21 q rs 3. sr,.s~
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" 49, NotNIf NEAHC ENTKAL KAILROAD as Mil =
fkoh kichMoNp, Dor sALE-The Farm whereon The .uhscri.
PEI nov resides uhe former residence Of the late Mr.. Jordan Plea.
ant.lt offered :or sale. This tract lies In the -oanty Of IonJs, !,
North Anna river, within three miles % the yirTdni. c.rtral HILL
foad, a second Turn Out, and ayoins the lands Of Mr. VIM Cool.
s u re,,9s and otn.f. eoniaininr sszk seres by old survey. The
60, and Il susceptible of = high degree Of improvement ~, "a
or 90 aercs on the river and creek are In original growth xdtb !,
good supply OF White and Red Oak Timber. Uieknry xr ..m.n
par 81 the h.i.1esin Pine Upon the premises Is ne- FRAME
rooms, 81 ,Tanred Ihere. on Rocky Greek, whirh runs ihron,h
the place. NH ne, where there vas fnrmery q Mn; and abou,
tvo-thirds OF the dam h nov standing. and an abundant ..nnIy =,
rock convenient for puthnr mp The balance. which can he dor. n,
asmsn expense The privilege Of following for \ erop Of Wb.a,
be rNhered In ="
The subscriber Will take pleasure In rowing the land IN n ..
dsposedto purchase; In hs sbs-nc- Mr.. snead viii srsnd them.
Ior terms Ae. snpiy Mr. ,. VI. SHEPPARD, Jr and N-,ss Gon'
DIN 4 APPEAsON. Richmond, or the suh-criber. on the premise
WI. Is DADNEy.
IUESDAf. the sth November, 1859, at IL O'Clock ~ NJ fJr n, =,
the next fair day. '" ""'
rsnAs-oneihird cash, balance at one and two years for bond.
bearing interest. secured by atru-t deed.
oeli-etd GoDDTS 4 APPrHsov. Auer..
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AY
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

n most eneetuai remedy which the medical skill Of our times can
devise Q ~ every where prevailing and fatal maisdy tits com
b'ned from the most active remedia,s that have been discovered
for the expurgstion Of this foul disorder from the blood. And ,he
rescue OF the system nom Its destructive consequences. Hence II
saoald be employed for the cure Of not only scrofula. but also those
Other affections which arise from Il, such as Exrrryr and M
DISEASES, 81. ASrioxr's RIsx, RosE, or Enrslrxts pTsrss PR
IrIfs, BLnrcHrs, Bt.Ixs and b Ms, Trxoks, TErrsr and sstT Rrrus
pstasss, D.sssr, DrsrrrsiA, pshilirr: and, indeed, All Cow
hef q 'ispartty Of he blood" IL founded In truth. for scrofalsi 4.
a degeneralon the blood. The particular purpose and virtue
OF ths ssyaparina 10 TO purify and regenerate mi, vital nuid
Without which sound health 10 Impossible In contaminated conaito.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

NJ dsesse: now living, disorderrd or unh, ahhy food, imrure air
~ hhhy hsht-, the depressing vices, and, above al, by the
,ensIsAi iniseton. Whatever he Its origin, IL Is hereditary In the
eonhiiuion,d descending from parents TO children unto the third
ana fourth generation; - Indeed, Il seems To he the rod Of Him
dren." "'
Its effects commence hy deposition from the blood of eouu,, mr.
uicerous matter. which, In the lungs, liver, and Internal org.n. 4.
termed tutereles; In the glands, suellnss; and on the surface.
.rupuom o 9 sores This foul corruption. which gead.r Ia the blood
deprtsses the eneines ri life, - that seroiulOui constitutions, no,
only suntr rom scroiaisus complaints, but they have far les. DOW.
CT Withstand the attack Of other diseases consequently vast
nnmher perish by disorders which, although not seroulous In their
nature, are sth1 rendered fatal by this tsint In the syst-m. Most
o. the eonsumrtion which deeimxtes the human fsmfiyh has Is oTi
sih directly In thss crnfulous contamination; and many desirue.
i've disease. o. The liver, tidney,, brain, and. indeed. OF all the
orgsns. arise from or are aggravated by the same eause
one gn rier OF all our people are scrofulous; their persons are
invaded b, this lurking Infection, and their health Ia nnderuln,d
DYE To elrAnse u from the system We must renoyate the Hood
ny an sheraiiye medisine, and inviyors ate IL by healthy food and
exercise. Such q medicine We supply In
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DFkA .hs, ssss5t y NoIsEs IN TIn

nAHs, NEIyOCs HEAD AM MIND cOMPLA
seL3 CxzfArN AND urAIInrK CuaE p,nixh 81
staIiy =, ne cure OF Deafness, Head aud Mind corns.ns :
spa,nsS asaen, chsitng Gross, tondon, England. conspnins h
ef P,rH.n..s LII srSxkx Esq. Registered pursuant 10 sre
- seeret.Fy, JOSH Po~kIL, $50. A nex d.sra~ers
M positive method Of sslt cure, anordinr ins,sn, ana 800
eaa y snnsrers vho may have seen deaf for 90 or o 49, ~.
E.I When e sSe an %sdse..sd yaPoa, .ppIed 70 he ssiefpsI
i : ? 20 the ear aseeted, and instantly the patient Who =
f. r. !. = enabled TO bear common toned onverssaon-
uss N . similar way VIII rrarartee 10 M /. 80
tnss.aie ease Of Deafness and Noise In the HEAD Ill
pst ofth. .o,,s : .,, psr1.nen.ly cue theuselves On any i.sanl
asnssran. And ,Sss,er r.seaed ton the .assss Of he auneroo.
~, enauanned pretendeSs Of he prsseni day. HOSPITAL sn1
" tesumonias And eertincafes from he NOT ssJrss
se..ns and soryeonstn England. IN xAsss presence 60 ~
in an y f Der ~. :. Any .assr.s on The condrI or resiasss
Ian apeovsy can ,. ,sns . them vth ne neeos.sry pr,.e.4p.
tnem.sI "A aprs. 2 ha Van enabh them posilveiy 70 e1s
SSssssatclas Secrstary, JON PovKL NO., 90 spuns Gs-d1s
nr.n .r - Lo1eon. Engtand, u ear be sent eitksr ~ p.nI1S
:, hpsyso.s u neand. or Notes q Tie County,. suneisnt ~
Had. 80 10. o. nea nsssssas Ds.hs.. sad ssss n tss
Do i1dkviny
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ssGET THC DNc- !,

ouo ven made and properly adjusted PIan.
- fortes, are very scarce. We ha,, ~
,snns -NcDe but the Bsst,0 ks The last c8&H
tsenty Old years, and no rrsrEnshls bouse - Nv
possibly oder safer or hsttyE indusenepts u
% mot important sad valuable Improvements have been ,,,,.
yrureted 10 these instrumsnts, which, as Nor hom.
paes OF The more costly and euub,rsene arani Hsne - ne
oetT NASH Co.
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DRIGGs, PATENTPIANOF onTE.

p H. TAYLOR has just received ore OF ne 49, ~
aid says ofH: hsrft = j u
s : claims for the Piano Forse. The most ;uees.sfai ETC.,, 20
nc :. shyial mafers, have sl len sozsthinr 10 h. asrs.s
@ mInS. s ~ in, HUN, to the highest point which some darins
= v"iee, N violin hs been, We beneve. estes,nss !. =
81 nasieAi instrument To assiniia;s the r.Ano ps,s - 80
,sPossoI- uc violin In construction, IL then. .xik',,i- a.s
,nIhs r9Ithy OF ue utmost eloIt Of sientac Gsoy ,o
~ seems nov to have been s.Aieye = bv ~ = -
~ q ss Piano, patented by Mr. & n bnyr, and Ino.a 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
AUCTION SALES
VUFURE DAYS.
IAa DAVENPORT a,

IA0.R pAvESroRr. Ace.
OtIO ioa-On TrEspxY, sss &c., M
q 10 .'clsst. 81 our Auction Room. 500 Cases wS.t.-
shoes and RlaGsL
r.-.s- under sieo. cash; sioo and over. - day. cred. for ID
proved paper. ~P
oels-tas q n pAyrxpopr A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

And - approximation prize, ranging from ESQ up to $500.
which draws the highest capital prize (t5o,Wa) whatsver number
ticket drawing the eapit.l prize may end In. then all tickets In
ueseheme, ending In the sane number, will be entitled q a prit.
Of sx3 FOR example II the number drawing the capital prize
should end In :, ls, for instance, 1917 then all ticket, In The
TO any other prize they NAV draw.
Tckets 40: Hnlxrr As. 0uaten A 81. Ii.h.h. Il q.
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SCROPULA, on KINGS EVIL Il

- Evil, is
~ . constitutional disease, . corruption of the
blood, by which this ruii becnmcs yitisfed weak.
and poor Being In the circulation. Il p~rvsd-s
The whole body, and may hurst out 10 disease on
any part oft. No organ Is free from It's attacks.
nor Is There one which IL may not destroy. The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

'Kap'cr.-Coroner Peachy held an inquest, last eve
ming, over the body Of a negro woman. named Priscilla,
slave Of R. 7. Alvey. who died on the LIST inst. The Ia.
~ rendered a verdict to the effect that her death WAS
caused by . beating. inflicted, on the 18th October. by n
negro called One Eye Scott, slave of J. b. Wood. Scott
IL under arrest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

THE
w Q n ID Err
OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
- HAIR RESTORATIVE.
SAfst the 81 Louis. Cio) Democrat: below, We publish a letter
- to Or wocd, Of this city, from a gentleman in Maine. which
s 4 ,I mus; have u. eject. .hss coming from = reliable 'oures."
nor useless purery from the press:
pzn..o Barn, MAINE. Jan. 20, 1855
,As es highly s.n a.li.ii ss.. my q st ,sa4 S,; sInss . e. nPa,A. sine. to
to SI n.ss .pphesacn Of it upon ny own hair, which had become
character. some three month. since i procured ! bo,,ls o ~ ,nm ?
hair hair . .ss.soT.'iy I,m and !; used :, ! soon found 3, vas proving What !
smother sCti. q which 1 have used some / can nov certify to
on ny heat and lace. and my s. = Ia: i rs.aSsd d i. as ? ts SSsa
ses p 4 nsv more iGn and glossy than Il h.. been before for
age Of nnyt-o, IA, used il With same elect. = S''' '"e' 'Ns
I am Insured ,s., .hosysr yin rsSi,y u: sea !. Iapa asss sisssvs ri
ais city and . resident here for the las, aneen years ' and =. n
yoS may make nssii.ss f s ,s. ,S SSs her, +, and nd adjoining town, Any use
. ssI 6 'n |, . VIII ., to p PTs,s ys, The beauties Of n,saIs = c,sss .
voops HAIR prs,d n,,,rSeSs jan q, lisa
/, Professor woodIDe,r Sir Having had the misfortune to loose
N.s orisan; In i.5i l was induced to make a trial OF your prepa.
.aos aist and rio.y. and 20 roTa. e.n a taPse ssr Ss csri sy na,.
TO you In giving to The afflicted such a treasure.
IN. SpS..:i.n.a Rev J < Rrssr. /. minister il regular si.aa.
stu. He Is gentleman Of sres, influence. and universally be.
WM. DYER
hsooErKIp, Jan. IL, 1Sos.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir Having inside trial of your Hair Re.
Noihuve, u gives me pleasure to Say, that is effects has been n
eeilent In removing Inflammation, dsndruG, aud a constant t,nden-
ey 70 itching with Ehieh ! have been troubled hotl my childhood.
q dhas also restored my hair, which was becoming Usy. 10 h.
original color. 1have used no other article with snythiag IKE m,
sane pleasure or profit Yours, truly, . *. BRAGG.
me Restorative, Is put up In bottle. Of three sizes. Wis: large,
medum, ana small; the small holds onehaf q pint, and retsns
Tor one dollar per bottle the medium holds at least twenty per
eent more IN proportion than the small, retsIs for two dollars Der
retafs for %. ~
:; = WOOD co, ~rro.PriesOu, ~ Broadway. Ns- York. and
AID stp 90 Az euoD Dnuesusrs AID yiEor Goons Drllru
aaS-dnkvar
MACK ERBL, and
Ah yStbs No. l Halifax Cut HerringS
5hsif hbs. No. Halifax Cut Herrinss
w " Gross Heuinus
., k,s No. g Maekerei
Job Ia No 5 small MackereI
Mes No. I, 2, and ain hb.s. half hbis. and kus
!, 's on e"hHgnment, by BEtDGfORD A co,
On the Doet.
CIor" oLoAKs, vuvr, co,x
IN GREAT VARIETY.
...,o AZ SWORDS . THAw's,
nGFII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

No wospER-So many worthless medicines are al.
ver'ised for the cure of various diseases, and when tried
found wanting" that the invalid loses all faith in speci.
ncs; we have yet to learn, however, of the first failure
of wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, 10 cure coughs
coldt. and pulmonary disease. "
"a There's a vile counterfeit of this Balsam, there.
lore be sure and buy only that prepared by S. w. FowLr
BUTTS ON the outside wrapper. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

VIRGINIA. Srsrrr-fhe demolition OF the brick house
al tho southwest corner Of Cary and Virginia streets has
been eommenced, preparatory to the widening Of vir.
ginia street from Cary street TO the DAnvile depot This
work should have been undertaken long since, but 'be,.
ter late than never"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

MECHANICS FArR-Mr. N. -. sturdivant will deliver
an address At the Mechanics' Fair. Tonight. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

CoSrr'surios Box.-A' r. 10 receive voluntary con.
fnbuaons to the Washington Monument fund, has been
placed Ia a conspicuous position In the post. onsce lobby.
ny Col !. H. Bigger, the postmaster. Those who feel
disposed % aid In the glorious work Of completing the
national monument TO the THE Father Of Ills Couatry. "
should deposit their contribution In this box.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
AYERS ~CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the PURPOSES of n Family pbvs;c-

are 30 composed that disease within the range Of their action can
rarely Withstand or evade them. Their penetrating propertIr,
search, and cleanse, aud invigoraie every portion oftts bumsn M
ranism, correcting lie diseased action. and restoring lis hrsi,Ly vi.
tahies Az . consequence Of these properties. the Invalid vboi,
bowed down with pain or physical debility Is sstonished 70 end III,
ting. y" ""-
not only do they cure the every day complaints Of every body.
hut also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agents be.
ios n.med y pleased 70 furnish gratis my American Almsn.e CON
tanning certificates OF their cures and directions for their use In m,
following complaints Conferences, H,arfJarn, MaddcAD 1ri.igy
from di@ordsrrf &ennch. Hasssd. bpdigeSfion, PAW In ami
novNtI Indcfsos T ne BoroeLs, fIafuk>ncv, Los OF tDpeHf,
Jonadic,, and other Kindred complaints, arising from a low state
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
EoR IHE RAPID crRr nr

F"N w Y VUEf w
CeuEhs. Colds, Innnenzs, Hoarseness, Group,
-HrOncbitts, Incfp'ent Consumption. and FOR
6Nhe relief or Consumptiv. Patients IN adynn.
eed stag = OF she disease.
10 Wide 10 the Geld Of is usefulness and 90 numerous Ia ths "A
see TITS cure, that almost every section Of country abounds In
persons publicly Known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by u. use. When once
Tiled, W. Superiority over every other medicine % Its hind 10 too
apparent TO escape observation, and where its virtues are knovp.
thr public no tenser hesitate what antiioie to employ for the ds,
retnng and dangerous affections cf the pulmonary orxan. that
are Incident TO our climate. While many inferior remedi. . thrust
upon the community h.ve faned and been discarded, this has gain.
ed friends ~ every tnal, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget, snd produced cures too numerous and too ne,
mark able 20 be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. G. AVER a. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Al our remedies are for sale by PURCELL, Ladd a Co
Riehmond, and by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine. every.
vhere toci9-d2.v .ci avA u6mos1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

I B Is: \: . ~; .:!s; -: sss, ':s $50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

A Certificate Of Package Of 10 wholes eosn a., 90
81 20
Do do 10 nshths ....".""."..... 81
Al orders for tickets, or certificates OF packages In apy az
the above splendid Lotteries, will meet with the most prompt and
CONFIDENTIAL attention, and the printed omeiai dravfnn tent NJ
soon ~ over: Address TRANCE, Bn0ADBESrs q 90.
hos-stA~thh Wilmington, Delaware.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

--Haying qualified az Executor Of IN, las, xhn ,nJ
= y testament OF Mr. ti.a y Cullen, d-c'd. all persons having
claims against her estate viii presen, hen for settlement. and tbo.s
Indebted Thereto viii make payment 20 the unie,slgned
oc.s-eod2S PATRICK CULLEN NJ ID Txaru,o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

MI Ss,s ., mH 49,. s.Ss o. ~ :, e, .; ;,., =. IS
ssssP ~ wf''''r gs'usg es wM vstsn-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

WILL attend hereafter the Courts OF Halfax County. In add.
" % v those OF Charlotte and Meeklenbury. He viii prae.
g ne,sloiore Ia the Court OF Appeals. al Rlshmond
az Address, ricoii, p. o. Charlotte Co. ses-e,f
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26


FAMILY MEDICINES. Many years experience in the
practice Of Medicine md thenpnrnllsl SUCCESS
hS thr administrations Of our mrlicncsiH certain gintan
ltr tnl the afflicted will got the remedy TINT will
len crc eau he effected ut nll 1hGae remedies have
worked heir way into public favor altogether hcrUwh
merits Those vino Use them acknowledge them superior
inhny nlher medicines they have used Tleyalupfc
pared according 10 the rules Of Pharmacy by the pf'p
follows:
Dir. J. sIMMs' cough sYRuP.-.Tlls great Vegetable
ESpectoht Stands nntyardf for the thorough and speedy
curcu tnnss Colds, lnarAenrss. Sore Throat WhOoling
Congli linod Splitting, Group, Weak Breast, and all ar'
ions OF The Ihrlnt md Lungs arising nom neglected
NnIh n nlu Price 90 eona FOR nrgo size bottles aud %
cents, medium
pr. -. slMM'S WHITE LINIMENT.--Th, great oIter-
nal remedy has proved beyond doubt The hest remedy
offered for extrrlnl purposes II il einently yaunlun
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat Mnmps, Stiffness nni
Nllnbhcss OF the Limbs, T0OOlace Palsy di0u tOrl4
spains rnses Scalds Aclpa and Pains " cycry chaor
ter beware VI limitations Mono genuine without tho
written signature Of y Snms, Nj D, on thu wrapper
Price 81 cents per botto.
Dr.. j. SlMMs CHOLERA SYRuP--Jle great 6lIra for
ACHE hn' Chronic Dinrrlea Warranted FREQ from hie'
is remedy Is undoubtedly tho best remedy for tho fuo
" Bowel Complaints Dysentery, Collie, Cramps Chaet
Mprliur Cholera lniantum and tho summer Diseases d
Children Price % rents.
DIR. j. SlMMS' VEGETABLE PILLS, sugar coatelm
plain These Pills operate without gripping, Eickenng.
or leaving the Bowels costc. They have proved perfect
ahtidute for Sick Headache, and very eeclual euro
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Belching, Hen
natisin Nervousness, Irregularities, Lara Spits 1aunie
llunOrS &c. and all Diseases arising from tornid yrOI
cosye state Of tho SYSTEM prirg % cents or 1yO boxes
for ~.
Prepared only by Nv. j. sIAfMS son. dealer. in pure
Eamlly Medicines &c. Fourth King Streets Wilmington
storekeencr ana dealers supplied very liberal crn
prhers soclte These remedies sold by most siore
Keepers and dealers generally. nnot-dm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26

II is presumed that the squashes have been
gathered ere this, and put in a cool, dry place,
where they have the heat of the sun during
the day, and are protected from frosts at night
When freezing herapproaches they should
be removed to room having dry atmos-
pherc, and at a temperate warmth. A room
above the kitchen is not bad place in most
instances. Great care should be observed in
handling, as very slight injury inflicted may
cause the speedy decay of the whole fruit
There is no conceivable reason why every farmer
in the country should not enjoy the luxury of
superior squash pies during the whole Winter
and, if he raises enough, they may grace his
table in March or April. A proper regard of
these precautions will without doubt secure so
desirable an end
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
Gbt farmer
COOKING FOOD FOR SWINE.

Kentucky farmer has been making expert
ments In feeding several lots of hogs, changing
them from raw to cooked, and ground TO un-
ground to unground food. The results of
these several trials are communicated to the
N. Y. Tribune" from which we give the gem
sral estimate. One bushel of dry corn made
five pounds and ten ounces of live pork. One
bushel of boiled corn made fourteen pounds
and seven ounces of pork. One bushel of
ground corn, boiled made, in the instance, six
eighteen pounds of pork. Estimating corn at
ninety cents bushel, and pork at eight cents
pound, we have as the result of one bushel
of dry corn, 40 cents worth of pork of one
bushel of boiled corn, $l.l5 worth ofpork, and
of one bushel of ground corn boiled $l.36
worth of pork.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26


Ef1kJ WHOLESALE WINE 4 LIQUOR DEALERS.
AssNE N Corner of 9Th and Shiploy Streets. Whining
ton DEL The eubscr, being engaged in the Wine aud
Liquor business exclusively takes this method Informing
Their friends md the public generally that they have
the largest aud bost variety of WINES DRANDIEs and
yin besides every species Vi domestic liquors Ia the State
which can b. purchased at New York aud Philadelphia
prices, comprising
Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits,
Pale Champagne, Scotch Whisky,
Pale do Irish do
Extra do. Holland Gin,
Old Monongahea Whsksy Aleghann whskey neurhun
Whskey The very bsst double rectled Whisky in the
country, that cannot be bought cheaper elsewhere,
WINES.-Maderia Hort Tuncra Sherry. Lisbon, Sweet
Malaga Champagne and Claret All Of which are war
ranted to he pure and Of tho bost quality.
MISUNDERSTANDING Blackberry, Ginger Cherry,
Lemon Syrup and Cordials.
as- Tayernkeepers and Retail dealers supplied at cheap
rates reasonable terms.
MEDICINAL PURP0SEs.-Invalids and others desiring
old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes will find il
to their advantage to call and examine stock
dulteraed liquors before purchasing elsewhere
Hs- Persons at distance will find their orders prompt
y attended to- All ignore sent FREQ of charge amy dis
lance within twenty miles.
gS- Hotels supplied in Casks DemJohns &c.
0s- Purchasers will find ii to their advantage
at the old stand, N, y. Corner of Fourth and Shplcy S
and examine our ext ansiy0 stock before making their pur
chase5. Ap23fm W1rSlL 4 FOX.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
TO HAVE HENS LAY IN WINTER.

To be sure of good supply of eggs in win
ter, raise some chickens as early in the spring
as possible. The pullets of these early broods
large enough to lay late in the fall and if they
are supplied with warm quarters, and besides
being well fed with grain, are allowed, occa-
sonally, few scraps of meat thrown into
them, they will continue to lay all winter
Old hens if treated thus, will often become
quite prolific. Hen roosts should be supplied
with ashes, gravel and pounded shells, espe-
eially in winter, when tho hens cannot procure
these articles elsewhere
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
HINTS For THE FARMER.

The white washing of cattle and horses
stalls MS well as the inside of hog cotes and
heneres not only renders them more healthy
but prevents the animals and fowls from being
infested with troublesome and filthy vermin.-
Keep your stables and barns well littered.-
Leaves from the woods are excellent, and alb
sorb the liquid manure WELL besides of them
selves they make good manure. Nothing that
will make good manure should be wasted, but
carefully saved. Never undertake to fat an
animal until you have it first made comfortable
in bed and board. If you wonder why other
peoples cattle are gentle, try the discipline of
kind treatment on yours, and you will soon
learn the secret