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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
pnAYrn.-God gives his children commonly

PRAYER.-God gives his children commonly
their prayers with an overplus more than they
have faith or face to ask; as Naaman, when
Gchazi asked one talent, would needs forces two
upon him. Abraham asked a child Of God, when
he wanted an heir in whom he might live when
dead Now God promises son, and more Imam SO,
a numerous offspring yea, more than still, such
an offspring in whom "all nations Of the earth
shall be blessed" Jacob desired out Gods pass,
under the protection of which he might go and
return safely, with food and raiment enough to
keep him alive. Well, this he shall have, but
thinks it rot enough, and therefore sends him
home with two bands, who went out poor
fugitive, with little besides his pilgrims staff.
Solomon prays for wisdom, and God throws
in riches and honor. The woman of Canaanbegs
n crumb, as much as we would cast to dog,
and Christ gives her childs portion. She came
to have her sick child made well, and with it
she hath the life other own soul given her.
Yea Christ puts the key of his treasure into her
own hand, and leaves her, as it were, to serve
herself; "Be it unto thee even as thou wilt
Spencer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
ODE TO THE ED.


oh bed oh, bed deliciou: bed
That heaven upon earth to the weary head;
Rut place that 10 name would be ill-bred,
To the head with wakeful trouble
IT is held by such a different lease
ia one a place of comfort and peace,
All stuffedtgIih the down of stubble geese,
To another with only the stubblcl
TO one, perfect Halcyon nest,
All calm, and balm, and quiet and rest,
And soft rs the fur of the cony--
To another so restless for body and head,
That the bed seems borrowed from Nettlebed
And the pillow from Stratford the stony
To the happy, a first class carriage of ease,
To the land of Nod, or whore you please.
But. alas for tho walkers and weepers,
Who turn, and turn, and turn again,
But turn, and turn, and turn in vain,
With an anxious brain,
And thoughts in u train
That does not run upon steperS,
Wide awake as the housing owl,
Niaht-hawk, or other nocturnal fowl
But more proitlcss vigils keeping
Wide awake in the dark they stare,
Filling with pliantoms the vacant air,
Asif that crook-back'd tyrant, Care,
Had plotted to kill them sleeping
And oh! when the blessed diurnal light
|, qucnched BY the providential night,
To render our slumber more certain,
PITY pity the wretches that weep,
For they must be wretched who cannot sleep,
When God himself draws the curtain
The careful Betty the pillow beats,
And airs the blankets and smooths the sheets,
And gives the mattress a shaking
But yainly Betty performs her part
III rufled head and rumpled heart
Az we'll as the couch want making.
There's Morbid, all bile, and yerjuice, andnervesi
Where other people would make preserves,l
lie turns his fruit into pickles.
Jealous, cnvious, and fretful by day,
At night TO his own sharp fancies prey
Heles like a hedgehog rolled up the wrong way,
1ormentng himself with his prickles.
But child-that bids the world good night,
In downright earnest, and cuts it quite
cherub no art can copy
It's perfect picture tssee him lie
As if he had suppod on dormouse pie,
IAN ancient classical dish, by the by,)
With sauce Of syrup Of poppy.
oh, bed bed bed delicious bed
That heaven upon earth to the weary head,
Whether lofty or low its condition
But instead of putting our plaques on shelves,
In our blankets how oft we toss ourselves,
Or are tossed by such allegorlcal elves
As Pride, Hate, Greed and Ambition
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

LusAcY THROUGH DIsApPoIsTNENT.-An old
man named Simon has just died in one OF the
lunatic asylums, whose story has been frequent
ly narrated. When Napoleon had resolved to
erect palace for the King of Rome near the bar
rier of Passy, the stall of this man, cobbier
by trade, interfered with the line of building.
lie was accordingly applied to to sell it. He
asked 100000, which, being thought excessive,
was at first refused. On a second application
he asked 4o,OOOf., which was also rejected.
The ground on which the stall stood being how
ever, absolutely indispensable, he was applied
to the third time' when he asked 6o,00Of. The
emperor then determined however to consent TO
such nm extortion, and the palace was ordered
to be caected on the Qnal d'Orsay. The old
man then repented his folly, but to late, Two
wears after he sold his stall for 1907 and the
failure of his hopes having affected his reason
he was placed in the hospital where he has just
died.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
Delaware Military Academy,
A II WILMINGTON, DEE.


N rus {ASTITt'TION
Is chartered by the Legislature Of Delaware aud las Col
lc;e powers The location Is healthy and pleasant the
present buildings though old comfortable anl
nirnt aud the grounds for dr and other cxecrcses
tensye
The Of studies extenss years. 1t cnbracesthe
English branches. Latin, Greek, Mathematics Natural
Sclcnce Civil and Military Engineering, tho Infantry and
Artillery Drills and the sword exercise.
Modern languages and hse and other are
optional
Il il aimed to make the course practical and thorough
mrart to the mind real discipline, and to es active
exercise all its energies
Nothing but unavoidable nccessy ought ever to prevent
pupils nttcfdingto all his school dnties No pupil can
learn who Is frequently absent from school. lie viii learn
nothing but bad habits. Real sickness louo ought ever u
Interfere between the orders of the teacher and The dute4
Of the pupil.
The Aeadomc staff consists of eight teachers thus a
ortins opportunity for thorough Instruction IN eaeh do
parimcnt.
Cadets upon entering the Academy viii provide them.
selves with the Uniform dress Thsdfess chvapand neal
and 50 seryiccalle that Will be found Ices expensive than
clothing gonorally worn by boys at school.
The next session commences tho FIRST MONDAY 9th day.
Ol September
As e number Of Cadets Ii limited, parents wishing 10
onter their CONS In the Academy requested make
early application Caetsshuuld be present the fret dsy
Of the session.
As- For terms, &c. appy;o THEo. HYATT.
deO3-ly President u, NJ A,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
crH ANNUAL ENCOURAGEMENT,


COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
ENR0A all sections Of the country subscribers to this pop
nlaI Art Institution, NOV in lis sixth year, are being
received III ratio unparalleled with that Of nny previous
year,
Any person can become member bY subscribing 81
which will entltle him to
LIST. Tho beautiful steel engraving "shalspcare and his
Friends,
u. copy of tho elegantly Illustrated Art Journal one
year.
3D. Free Season Admission the allcries 54s Broad
way New York.
In addition to which, four hundred valuable Works
Of Art given to subscribers Premiums comprising
choice Paintings Sculptures Outlines, 6c, by tiu fr4
American and Foreign Artists.
The superb Engraving which every subscriber will
eelvc immediately on receipt of subscription, entitled
"SHAgEsPEAR ASD MS PRiBSDs ia Of character give
unqualified pleasure and satisfaction. No work If equal
value was ever bcfnro placed within reach of the people
such price The Engraving il OF very large size being
printed on heavy plate paper 80 By IS inches, making
most superb ornanent suitable for tho walls Of either the
library, parlor, OF office.
Il can be sent tiany part of the country by mail with
safety, being packed in cylinder postage prepaid.
Think oft Sucl a work delivered free Of charge, and
the Art journal, year. iOr three doarsl
Subscriptions will be received until the evening Of Tues
day tho 3st day Of January, 1860 which time tho books
will close and the Premiums be- given subscribers
No person restricted to single subscriptions Those re-
hitting SIS are entitled to twomenbcrslps.
Address G. T.. DERBY, G. A. A.
hi6 and b4S Broadway, New York
9 Subscriptions also received and the Picture delivered
at once, by WILLIAM u. WJGGTNs lion. Sec.
nOyl0 No. 622 King street. for Wilmington and vicinity
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
History of a Deserted Sailor.


on the morning oil saturday, tne o.h oi may
upwards OF a century ago, a snip belonging 10
the Dutch squadron came III sight Oh 4Asceh-
SION lsiahu, Ahchorihg Nv so'ie uis'ahee oh
shore, she put oil poat' whicn' unuer the e.
forts OF an active crew, maze rapiuiy lor inc
slahu, inc poat contained, oesiue 'ho ofe"'
an individual heavily manacied, ana guard
Inc prisoner, seated ~ inc sterh between .he
'wo soiuiers VINO guarueu hil''' s"' WIN ms
heau purieu IN ms NAMES oue gave no iui'he'
sign OF emouoh until ne was uis'"roeu ,,on.
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"Hu solnp uhiliipor'a"' seuuipes' eoAf
"s' Vi MS possessions.
The island itself was of a nature SO savage
and repulsive, as was well calculated 10 im-
press with horror and despair the stoutes'
heart condemned to so vast a dungeon. Being
otvolcanic origin, its surface was streweu WIN
broken rocks, ashes, and prmice mere anu
there little red soil, scorched and sterile
pecped from between masses of rock upor
which the traces of fire yet existed. Its shores
on one side were frightful to approach nor
nd precipices of black lava seemed 10 fringe
the island with mourning, and threaten intru'
sion with death, while nt their base were deeI
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
M u At STOR n.

EE Subscribers having largely increased ther stock Of
Meat prepared to sell TO their customers and
the public generally the following varieties at low prices
they be purchased in Philadelphia Baltimore
HAMS Sugar cured and plain Of the hest brands No.
SIDES SJIOL-LDERS DRIED BEEF LARD, BEEF
TONGUES de- together with every variety Of salt and
Fresh Pork Dried Beef Tongues, which will DO packed and
forwarded 10 any Of the adjacent towns to order.
Country stOrekeepers will lind it to their advantaJeto
give call before going TO tile largo cities de-
ieined sell on bcttertcrs than the kind Of goods
can DO purchased either in Philadelphia or Baltimore
Address your orders No. 50 and 81 Tatna street. VIII
mington, Dol. WALTON & McMANUS.
derIO-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

COPS WILL.-Dr. Payson, when racked with
pain, and near to death, exclaimed "Owhat
a blessed thing il is to lose ones will Since
have lost my will have found happiness.
There can be no such thing MS disappointment
to me, for have no desire but that Gods will
be accomplished
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
SEAsONET LUNIHsElAe.
Flour, Feed, Grain and seed,

~ G. CHANDLEK q SUN,
i lENTRAL FL0GR. FEED GRiIN AND SEED
Depot No. 100 Market street e doors above 4th west
side,) Wilmington, Delaware, where may he found
stantly good assessment of Agricultural Seeds, such
Rcl Clover, Timothy, Orchard Grass Herd Grass Mixed
Lawn Grass Broom Corn, Annual Ryo Grass, White Dutch
Clever Primitive Green Grass, Nile Bmckwlent 0sage
Orange italian Ryo Grass, (Perennal and Flaxseed.
IRDSEEDS.--Canary, Hemp, Millet Rape, Yellow,
Nav, Lettuce, and unhued Rico.
FLOWER SEEDS.-Annual, biennial and Perennial-
large assortment comprising such kinds only have
proved suited to this climate.
~ Hops, Kentucky Blue Grass Farna Corn Starth
Pearl, Barley Flour, DC. T. O. CHANDLER & SON. +
deeS-Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

M Orders for tickets shares and certificates Of r1cA
in tho above splendid lotteries will receive the most pol
attention, and an official Of each drawing I'M
meatcy after II Ia all to all who order from the sub
screr The drawings upCrntened by three Commission
appointed by the Governor. Address
Il. X SOLOMON,
Nal
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
bs drawn in wilmington, Del, at quarter before

Tln drawn numbers Of TIC above LOttefles are lublished
In the baltimore daily papers. and New York Herald.
= Orders for tickets and shares Of certificates Of paeka
COS in the above splendid lotteries Will receive the most
PROMPT attention. and official account Of each drawing
ent immediately 1t Is TO all who order from the
subscrlbor The drawings superintended By three Conf
missloncrs appointed by the Governor. -
Address, Z. Q. WELDiN,
succsasor to z B. GLACIER, Wilmington Del.
s. pcrsons ordering Tickets from distance will please
Lcar IN mind the fact that checks to order on any sol
vent Hank in the Union and marked "good" by The Ch-
r md ii the letter containing them he registered at the
os ONCE Twill be responsible tor the loss Of the same
thus giving Inducements offered by no other hrm IN the
city. ,,,,, =. y W
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
LEMON a. co.

223 MARKET STREET., GOLD NUMBER 69,)
A DVERTISES VERY LARGE AND
N extensive stock of FIRE FORKS of Samuel Jack
sens Pyrotechns make which gave such general salts
faction thecxhibtOn in this city the 4th of July last
such us Rockets, Roman Candles Vertical Wheels,
Mincs Stars. Bengola Lights, Triangles
Pigeons Scrpens, Pin Wheels,
Flower pota, GrasHholpeTs,
Fire Crackers &c. all of which will be sold tho lowest
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

Gar Orders for tickets. shares and certificates Of pack
ages IN the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and Official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after it Is to all who order from the
subscriber The drawings superincnded by three Com
ELI SHARPE, Agent,
dee17-1y Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
JAMES MONTGOMERY.

FOR sALE.-A large three soriel Brick House situate
In Eighth between Washington and West streets This II
large convenient house, with gas In every ro0; front
md back pArlors 1t contains ten and bath
improvement This Il one OF tho built Houses
the city. Price moderate and terms accommodating APP
ply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
aug6-tf No. 95 Shipley Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

1896 Prizes amounting to $3.50 $50
Whole Tickets sl0-Halvcs $5-Qusrters $3.50.
Certificates of PACKAGES In the above Schemes to be
drawn each Wednesday, will be sold ut the following rates,
which II the risk
Certificates Of Packages Of 20 whole Tickets, Sl4s 50
&" 20 Half 'f 74T5
/" % Quarters :. 81 ST
In ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the amount
Of money to address, for what you wish purchase
nalne tho Lottery in which you wish 1t Invested and
whether you wish WhOles Halves Quarters recent
Of which send what Is ordered by first mail together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing cor
titled to by the Commissioners will b. with an ex
PLANTATION.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give tho name of their Post Office County and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately aer
the drawing; other prizes at usual time of 40 days
OUR SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY. CLASS 3D.
CAPITAL PRIZE SiOO,OO0I
DRAWS ON SATURDAY, JANUARY u, 1860.
Whole Tickets $20--Halyes Slo-Quarters IS.
re- Orders for Tickets Certificates In the oboye
Schemes to be directed to
WOOD EDDY CO., Wilmington DEL
or WOOD EDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia.
WOOD EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia
R Circulars containing schemes fIr the month will be
sent, free Of expense, by addressing as above.
As- The Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotteries
published in the New York Herald, New York Timea and
New Yorker Staats Zetung.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

FOR SALE-A gaod two storied Brick House, situate in
Orange between sh and 9th Streets will be sold bargain
1t contains the first ocr, parlor and dining The
situation Ia pleasant agreeable, and in locality that nj
ways demands good tonants For further partcuarsappy
at % shipiey Street.
jy23-tf JAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
nrnNEY WANnEn.

The subscriber invest at least Thirty Thousand Dol
lars in New Castle County In varying from sl00 to
$4,000 in good secure Mortgages for which bonus Of
from five to ten per cent will be given parsons having
money to invest will do well oca ut No. gj Spey Street
before going further JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

nREAIkFAsT, DINNER AND suPPAR
ID served up at all times, at No ~ Mai street
JOHN EODDY Proprietor
|SENUINE MERCHAM CIGAR Tunes
VI at BoDDYS Ice Cream Saloon. No ~ Z lrkel w 4
Al ILIW0oDs PATENT GinosCopE Tni G..
M JOHN BoDDYiS STORE, No III Market n
nsGocD's INDIAN CnoLoGoGuE at NJ
TISOYSi TOYsi-lfyou want Toys at wholesale ana
4 retail, 50 10 poDDf's No 2al Market street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

FOR SALE.-A three storied Brick House situate In
Second street between Monroe and Jackson This is
House, containing six with cellar and everything
in complete order This House will be sold bargain it APP
piled for Price ss50oneafof which may remain
upon the property Apply immediately to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
auqG-tf h. ds No. y5 ShiDley strpet
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
WILMINGTON
BAKERY and Confectionery.

ftOBNItT TAf LUIt, PNUPKIETOK.
1--WE undersigned having the oldest, and only establish
men where eyerythings nanniactnrel that Is soldby
the proprietor In the city he would take this method Of
informing his friends aud the public generally that after
twelve years of practical experience in this city he is
prepared to sell Bread md Cakes owcrthan
in Delaware before. Tho following rates will be strictly
adhered to at present
One and half pound loaf at cents, pound loaf at 10
conts Cakes Of every description proportonatcy low
New York Biscuit Soda Biscuits, Sugar Biscuits, Shell bis
cults. Family Pilot Bread Bran Biscuits Lemon Biscuits
Water Crackers &c. &C. All Of which will bt warranted
Of tho very best quality and sold ceapa they be
bought In tho United States He has also III connection
with his Bakery, established the Manufacture of Confec
onery, in this branch of business, he will nothing
the best material, aud employ hut the very best
Norlsmcn. His wagons will in eveiY direction, and
goods purchashud mt this establishment will lie delivered
within twenty miles of Wilmington free Of charge. Re
ailes will find to their advantage to c at the
of Fifth and Tatnal Streets and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Store, corner of Filth and Tatna Streets Wilmington
Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

CtANDIEsI cANDIEsii CANDIEsi.i
1 LEMON 4 CO., Manufacture
CREAM CHOCOLATE Drops
CREAM or Roses JELLY DRoPs.
CRRAM NEcTARISRs PORTUGUESE ALMONDS,
eoLulBLR Gun DRoPs of all fay0rs
CREAM CHOCOLATE Box, HoS;
CREAM W4tNuTs
CREAM DATES,
Fixg ROSE, LEMON AND VANILLA ALMONDS,
CHRYsTALIzED RASPBERRY BALE
PLAIN AND FINE SUGAR TOYS, In great variety,
are 10 be had at LEMON Co.'s Mandatory No. 223 Mar
bas,v ri air uOVl9
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
C0NVEYAMCER AND
PU BIIC'

BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE WRITES.
DEEDS MORTGAGES.
BONDS, WILLS.
LEASES AND RELEASES
OFFICE NO. %, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, q
np2)-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

FOR SALE.-A farm containing nincty-nnc acres of
good arabic land This farm is situated about eight miles
from Wilmington, the leading from the Kunnntt
Pike to the old road leading to kcnne Square. The land
Is In good order divided noconyenient eldi all of wr
waered. The buildings good and substantial all
the outhouses in complete order and in fact the farm
il all good farmer could desire. Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
np2@tf No. a5 Shipcy Street Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

FOR SALR,-A very pretty Building Lot situated on
West Second Street. between Orange and Tatna This Is
good situation, and would do for almost any kind Of
rhanica business II has front Of twenty three feet four
inches, on Second Street. and back hundred and
thrty-two feet For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
ap23-tf No. e5 Shiplcy Street. Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
yIgT1ENNEEeY STOWE.

MO SECOND ST., Wilmington, Del The undersigned
~ informs the ladies Of Wilmington and her friends gem
orally that she has removed from Second street Or
ange, No. East Second street, between Market aud
King, where she will keep hand good assortment Of
Spring BOnn6tsi Dress Caps Head Dresses Ribbons Flow
ors Trimmings &c., which she il selling reasonable
warranted to give satisfaction. MARY TAYLOR.
npl3-lY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

COUNTRY SEAT, WITH ABOUT FOR
~ TY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE. The subscriber
will sell for cash. credit other less
half OF his farm lying only half mile from the city Of
Wilmington, the Newport Pike. This property has
more than doubled its value within the aa ten years, and
Is constantly increasing The property will be divided by
the road leading from the pike to Mill Greek, On part
is Cottage House. tenant house. carriage house and
other out-budings On the other half, ~ large barn.
outaheds granary &C. Only onshalf " for sale hut the
purchaser have the choice. J. A. BROWN.
ap23-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
NO. 20 SIMPLIFY STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
James Montgomery. Proprietor.

FOR SALE-Slx three stored Brick Houses, situate Oh
Madison Street These bulIigi just finished, and
are built in the most substantial manner Considerable
amount Of the purchase money may remain on the houses
For particulars apply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
ap23-tf No. 05 shiplcy Street. Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
Sl00,000l

This following Magnificent Schemes will DO drawn by
Wood Eddy Co., Managers, at Wilmington Delaware ia
public under the superintendenceo Of Commissioners
appointed by the Governor.
DELAWARE LOTTERY
CLASS NO. 4s,
Draws Saturday, January 2sth, 1860,
rs NuDiiefs-ls Drawn Ballots
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

FOR SALE-A three store1 Brick IIonse situated at
the corner Of Spruce and seventh Streets This Is
the best houses Of Its class in this city and will bu sold at
a bargain, ii applied for soon. Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
apl3-tf No. OF Shipley Street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
SI00,00Ol

sl.ssd Prizes amounting to sl,lse7s5
Nearly Prize 10 every Tickets
Whole Tickets 500; Halves $40; Quarters s..
Certificates Of Packages in the above Scheme will be sold
at the following rates which Is the risk
Certificates of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets $50 90
20 Half l4o 80
20 Quarter "a 10
20 Eighth 81 81