Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24

| CoSsroNci Wnlle lab0ring as missionary II
Japan, was cured of Consumption, when al
other means had failed, by n recipe obtained
from learned physician residing in the grea
city of Jcddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consump.
ton, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Coughs, and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of beneiiting others, will send
this recipe, which have brought home with
me, to all who need it, free OF charge.
Address,
Rev. WM. CosGRoyE.
$50 Baltic street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
| Phenir Iioitateers.-A new volunteer COM
pany has been started in this city by the above
name. They muster about forty members all
fine, young, hale, hearty men fully able to
shoulder musket and do good service in a
cause worthy of their steel. On Monday eve
ming last they partook of splendid supper at
the Western Hotel, and spent the rest OF the
evening in tripping the light fantastic toe.
Messrs, Lavery & Langan-the worthy hosts of
that popular hotel--did credit to themselves
and the Volunteers on that OCCASION II was
about one of the pleasantest parties we have
witnessed for long time.
Burned 10 DeaA.--A child Of Mr.. John Cham
bers, of Newport, Del, was burned so badly in
that village, on Thursday evening last, that it
died about 10 o'clock. Sooe boys had made a
bonfire, and amused themselves in running
through the flames, for some time, after which
they left the burning embers without extinguish-
ing them. The unfortunate child undertook 20
try the same experiment when its cloths took
hire, and the result was as above stated
An 4cciaeat from PoWder--A boy some or
10 years of age, son of Mr.. DoughS rty. a quar-
ryman, residing in Brandywine :, illage a few
days ago, procured some of his fathers powder
ana TOOK seyeral OF his little playmates up the
race to an nntreqnented piece. iy some mis-
nap whist preparing to set the powder off, it
ptenn"tureiy lShiied, and the result was one OF
the boys eyes was badly burned.
Beis- Powhattan pipes, so popular among
smokers, eau be hal nj Henry G. Robinson 4
cigar and tobacco emporium. at the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets. These pines do
not get strong like the old clay pipe, and the
Ian OF tue mptter Isl they cost next thing to
nothing.
Ffessteptation--A few evening" ago the con-
gregation of Zoar NJ. Il. Church (colorcd J
brown St., near Fourth street, Philadelphia,
testified their esteem and affection for Rev.
andrew Manship, by presenting him with SER
wee OF silSer plate. Several addresses were
nellFr,red by white aud eolorcd clcrgymen and
lr~ymcn.
Suidea Deaih.--Mrs. Sweeney, wife ofWilliam
Sweeney grocer, in Brandywinc Village, died
suddenly on Wednesday night last She was
found sitting up in her chair about eleven
o'clock dead. An inquest was held upon her
body, but verdict has not been rendered yet
| Robbryq.-Thc notorious Mag Ward was ar
rested on Saturday last and committed to New
| Castle Jail, charged with robbing man nam
ed William Harper, whom she had allurcd into
| her meshcs, of $50 Harper is from Chester
county,
FWc,-rhe hay stacks on the farm of b. NJ
| Derrnger, Esq, on the road from Wilmington
| to New Castle, took fire by some means on Fri.
day last and were destroyed
nay" Perhaps our citizens do not understand
that Joshua Taggart runs IN express from vii
mington to Phladelphia-th for very small
compensation he will transact business for oui
citizens generally make purchases and con
vey packages &c, to Philadelphia. He will
forward packages to all parts of the Union
Packages from other places to this city, will III
delivered Mt their place Of destination free o
charge. Mr.. Taggart is a reliable man. promp
in all his dealings, and any business placed il
his hands will be promptly attended to. III
transacts his business by the way of the Steam
boat; leaving Wilmington at o'clock in tn
at o'clock in the afternoon.
: Rag~ The cry is still they come. Chca
: John, ever on the alert for supplying the pub
lie with everything cheap and good, has chea
boots and shoes, which he is selling Mt sue
: ruinous rates that the Sheriff has had jubu
; eye upon him, for fear that his services nigh
be required to make up his losses in Fl fa's an
other writs. 1t would be good idea for ever
body and his neighbor to call soon and max
Z their purchases before everything is sacrificed
He is doing the next thing to giving thingsaway
nag Mrs. NJ. A. Woodcock, at the corner {
Seventh and Walnut streets, keeps very goo
assortment of groceries and trimmings, all
; which she is selling at remarkably low prices
She has also a sewing machine, with whic
she works for the public. Any one havn
sewing to do, will do well to give her a call
she is competent to do all kinds of sewing
from the finest stitching to the coarsest bag
ging, and all the intermediate qualities.
B6sH Morris & Hagaman, Commission Mer
chants, No. 10 North Water street. Philadel
phia, are constantly receiving, and keep OF
hand an assortment of bed cords, clothes pins
brushes baskets, N. Y. paint writing paper
yarn, lamp wick, envelopes, tubs, brooms
matches, cedar ware, H. b. Ames' detersiv
erasve fancy soaps, &c, Our merchants will
bear this fact in mind.
BfSs@ Edward Farmer has taken the stanl
formerly occupied by Patrick Dougherty a
the foot of Shipley street, where he will carr,
on the Blacksmithing business in all its varou
branches. Mr.. Farmer is so well known as
mechanic, that he needs no recommendation
from us. All the public will want to know
is where he is located at. See advertisement
Ba5n Christian Messiek has removed hi
store TO the corner Of Sixth and Spruce streets
where he will still dispose of his groceries ant
country produce, on quite as favorable term
as he did at the old stand. His customers will
find Mr.. Messick quite as obliging and bushes,
like At the corner Of Sixth and Spruce, as a
the corner Of Fourth and Walnut.
Rey~ We would call tho attention OF farmer:
and others, who stand in need of fertilizers, tt
| the advertisement Of Culbert & Brother, at the
conner Of Front and Orange streets, who keep:
guanos and phosphatcs in great variety Al
corn and oats planting will soon be at hand
| it would be well for those needing these arti-
cIes to call and examine for themselves.
nfSys Patrick Holland at the corner Of Front
and Orange streets, keeps an excellent quality
OF Horses and Vehicles, which he hires out on
reasonable terms, Mr.. Holland Ia man who
deserves large share Of public patronage, and
in whom the carriage hireng community can