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


That grows such grape.
A. grows by the beautiful river.
The purcst, hcathicet and most delicious Gin Rum
Rrsudy and Champagne CoCli-Tails are prepared with
Brown Drale's Cntawba Bittera made from the pure
uics Of the CatRwhn Grape.
Dent use the old fashion and Observation-Disclosures Soughiem
Bite any longer; hut enquire for Brown brakes Gu
tawha, which pledge ourselves pure aud healthy
They not only impart the delicious flavor 10 Winean
Liquor, but Mt the time Tonic Of superior quail
ty and rare merit without cathartic ingredient and Is
with unloundcd confidence that recommend them In
raAeHof Summer Complaint Bilious Chulic DyspcpsitAgue
and Fever &C. In general debility, sluggish circulation Of
the blood loss Of appetite and exhausted vital energy they
acknowledged TO have no equal
To prevent imposition under The similar name
every bottle Of tho genuine Brown Drikes Caawba Bit
will bear upon Its liable fac smile Of the firm drake
& Col signature, without which none are genuine
Remember that these Btterearc prepared from tho pure
juice Of our native grape and therefore they have arecia
claim 10 your notice nnhsould be at the Bar ofevery well
regulated Hotel and upon the sideboatd Of every family
They have already been extensively used by many Of
or first cas Hotels and Restaurants anu not In one single
instance have they failed TO give universal satisfaction and
they have long been needed "a snperccde tho poisonous
compounds sold through the country under the nam" Of
Stolghten Bitters Tom Dick and larrys stomach Btiera
and hundred others, all one md tho same thing and
equally injurious to the health
Remember To enquire for Brown Drakos Catawba Bit
tiers For sale by v dILIN, Corner Market and Tenth
streets janis
(SREAT IMPROVEMENT IN WASH
VI ING CLOTHES Good news for the Wash Woman.
THE EMANCIPATION Is here and ale bows down no lon.
ger tho old Rub Rub Rub. 1t is even sol Come and
q. q. DoBDELLs FACTORY Corner u Second and L.2n-
bard sree,s. We wash Clothes by pressure, instead of
rubbing consequently hut very little Wear and Tear.
IIfn Time half In Hard Labor half in Wear and half IL
Soap sayed and hot sus there no need
Of boiling a. usual The Husband Gets warm dinners
on other dnys md JOY and gadness is every conn
tenance and the dreaded washing lays scarcely known
Said very sensible believer in tina Millennium Day
to conceive have the Sewing Machine all right and here
IL the WASHING MACHINE, which looks and proves to
be all right 90 may with more confidence look for
the better days but there can lie happiness in bowling
down thu wash tub Tho men have had their day
and this Is The ycnr that the Women come In for eit
rights So "proye al things, and hold fast that which is
good" T.. PAINTER, Manufacturer,
scpiI-tf Lobiclls Pattern Shop, Wilmington Del
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,

DICHARD THORNTON corner Of Seventh and
III Madison Streets Wilmington Del, offers 10 his friends
and the public generally, complete assortment OF Croeo
rics Wines aud Liquors lower thun tho lowest IS no Is
determined 10 keep tho very bcst Sugars, 6ocs sncct
Molassee, Vinegar, Teus and everything apro Ginning to
complete grocery store H. will also keep ia; id n.
dnlttate Brandies Wines, whtkics Gins, nasa spir.
Its, Cordas All Of which he will deliver inside al rca-
bonahla distance without extra charge, ie15tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
4 AMERICAN HOTEL.
CONFECTIONERY. HCE

CREAM AND OisTEN SALUUN.--IIt hhIFT'
<sFST signed having fitted up that commodots store
SsiAA3ss'N M SnI Market Street. wilmington nlawarr
@FN.ss9 Tor o first rlass Confectionery aud Restau
rant announces TO the public that he il prepared to
.crsyo their patronage lie intend, that his Restaurant
shall be conducte1 in the best manner No constantly
kc,ps the very 0yer which he will servo up in eve
nv !, ihion families will In served with oysters, lee
Ii ,teks ca.dics and Fruit at the shortest notice and
in very hest s'sit .
attahii.e. strict attention to business hr
usN, - shaa Il phil patronage. ...
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
Music and Variety Store.

q.Fv,.4ucIo1 MISUNDERSTANDING A.
tNtW,MuolC NBATrEKBURY announces 10 his iricurlt
T.s.s -. land the public that he has removed
formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Marsh, No All Market street. between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Wilmington where lie intends keeping Music,
Music Books fine Italian Violin and Guitar strings, tio
Inns Guitars Flutes, fis, Accordeons and Musical Aer
chandiZe. Also, general assortment Eli. Cap and
Letter Paper Bankbooks, Envelopes. Pens. Pencils and
Ink, Port Munnaies Port folios Hair Cloth, Nail and
T'sith brushes Combs Raznrs Strops Pocket Knives
CorneliAn Rings &C.. Pocket Compsscs. &c lie will asn
keep Prayer Books, Plain Tinted and t6lored LithD
graphs, Steel and other Engraying4 and Oil Paintings
B.-picturea selected from Publishers Catalogues pro
cured Immediately, GEu a. BATTERBURY.
ielH-iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
China, Glass 4 Queensvyare.

cIllNAaLAss AND QUEENRWARE sgOHn
N ". Corner 81 Third and ShlpleY Streets Wilmington
DEL only one square ftnn Market Street Dinner Ieaani
toilet ware OF every description by the or single piece
Store npen evenings f'
AS business conducted by Ladies' Of Joseph s. Hedges
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
McHnaII,s New bulletin.

n SYRUP or HYPoPIospiIITEs of Lime, Iron,
Soda and Potash This preparation contains the liy-
~ pnphosphitea with slight excess Of the ypOphoa-
<A phorous acid, 4 IL agreeable method Of admin
isering the llypophnsphss, class of remedies which
ter general debility and emaclaon Prepared and sold ut
reasonable prices EDW. McINALL, Chemist aud Apoth-
SYRUP OF THE PIIosPIIATEs-This IL nutrltiyc to-
ulc aud Is useful TO build up the syaem. which to
ennsuniptives For sao by EDW McINALl, Chemist and
TAR WINE ASp NAPTHA.-I have a prescription
Tar Wine aud Naptha, which have been ordered by Of
our sku Physcians have great demand from the cit
esof Washington and Baltimore audit Ia valuable In cases
PATENT Oh FAMILY MHDIciNEs.-Ayer's Cherry
pectora and Pills Jaynes Expsctorant, and all Jayncs
other medicines Also SWANS Panacea and every other
patent medicine that is sold some Of which very good
for what they arc recommended anil some Of them good for
nothing; all of which will sell low. EDw. MeiNALL
no, FOR THE GOLD MINES ycrybod, that has been
going to MclNAs Drug store to buy their medicines for
years now find themselves at the gold reglohs his prices
has been reasonable that they find Themselves m gond
circumstances with their health much improved with his
superior medicines. EDw. McINAII.
apaa Apothecary.
N WALTON BULLETIN, NO. 23I
Szg5 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
DUN Elastic Fine Tooth Combs, for sale At Waltons
English Honey Soap sold at the Drug Store, 81 Market
street by Walton.
um Elastic Ratilns for children for safe by A. Walton,
81 Market street.
Ivory Pine Tooth Combs good assortment at different
prices, at Waltnns Drug store.
Gum Elastic Balls. sold Mt 81 Market street.
Il Qucens Cod Liver oil Jelly which ia pleasant
bic fruit ellcs. and made from pure Col Liver OIL favored
suit tho delicate stonlacls Of those who unfortunately
need the Oil for sale ut WAlton's Drug Store, 81 Market
Street.
Gum Elastic Neck Combs for sale BY Walton, 81 Market
street.
dun Elastic Long Round Combs for children for --e ST
HRton'a.
.ayne'a Saiatiyc pils, sDll at Waltons
Hose Hair Oil, Tor sale ut walton,
JHyne's ESpectnrant. sold by Walton.
Bcef's Marrow, for sale nj Waltun's Drug Store.
.Iayne's Tonic vermiiugc, sold at 81 Market street
Crystnzcl Hair PoInadc, sold by WALTON,
ang27-ti Market st.
n BRINGHuRST'S ESSENCE OF .JA-
| GsMAl CA GINGER is carefully prepared from the
IN brst jamaica finger and osseses In concentrated
&zS form. tho valuable properties Of this root y
tcfy agreeable warming stnuant. and IL particularly
recommended for Collie tlaurncy Indigestion, Weakness
IL The Stomach and Bowels, and ia found highly useful IN
| those Of sudden indispoHon liable to occur in
summer fn excessive heat uverinlugencc, fatigue.
that Of exhaustion experienced Ly many while ray
| Cling.
II also makes excellent drink for the harvest field.
and is much USED for that purpose. Prepared by
| y, BRINGIIURST CO..
| I.n nHt. f,r II, ttsRlsn Efa
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
4 tULBERT & BROTIIER.

~ NUUVEsSUKS TO AIKIN q UTLUENT
Wholesale and Retail GROCERS nnI dearrs in i,ai
seeds Plaster salt Fish, sc. Also, No. PERUVIAN
uuANu and other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
ne Agents Brick Stores H. Corner Of Front and Orange
.,..ee'0i "iinhiSton, Del' jya-Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24

ANN NH Hotel and Restaurant keepers, are hereby par
MEi cuarly informed that Mr.. SMILEY KING, ll3
Market Street below Second Is sole agent in this
city fpr the sale VI nE DtRSoSs Celebrated Bit
which be had retail any bar in the u States
This pleasant drink eng prepared under the Doctors i'm
mediate supervision IL sufficient guarantee Of its pufyand
besides being most delicious beverage is Of great benefit
in all disorders Of the stomach anikidneys. Try It and
for yourselves, iyl6l3nL .
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-24
PYLE e. HOUSTON,

NO 100 ORANGE STREET, WILMINGTON. DELLA
- ware manufacturers Of Sash, Blinds, Door Shutters
.to generally, that they keep constantly on hand Tho
above articles oi all sizes and patterns s.h either with
without glazing. Sliding all kinds Of Lumber nlaned
by tho thousand and ~ lhort notice. largo room with
aenln power for rent, ap2;l-ly
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

"CAPITAL SHOULD Own ITS LABOR. On
the 18th of September, 1856, Herschel. V.
johnson made speech in Philadelphia, in
which he said:
"W We believe capital should own labor, is
there ANY doubt that there must be labor.
ing class everywhere? In all countries anG
under every form Of social organization there
must be laboring class--a class Of mer
who get their living by the sweat of Their
brow and then there mast be another class
that controls and directs the capital of the
country
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
THE PLATFORM.


Resolred That We the Democracy Of the Union in
Convention assembled, hereby declare affirmation
of the resolutions unanimously adopted and declared
as platform of principles by the Democratic Con.
vention at Cincinnati in the year 1856, believing
that Demo cratic principles interchangeable in their
nature when applied to the subject and rzatter
the following
That as in asmuch as differences of opinion exist in
the Democratic party as to the nature and extent OF
the powers of Territorial Legislature, and to the
powers and duties of Cougress under the Constitution
of the United States the Institution of slavery
within the Territories.
ResoIDed, That the Democratic party will abide by
the decision ofthe Supreme Court the United States
over the institution of slavery within the Territories
ResotUed, That it is the duty of the United States
to afford ample and complete protection to all its
citizens, at home or abroad, and whether native or
foreign born.
Resoloed, That of the necessities ofthe age in
military, commercial and postal point of view, is
speedy commune alton between the Atlantic and Pa
chic states, and the Democratic party pledge such
constitutional enactment will insure the
ton of railroad to the Pacific coast at the earliest
practicable period.
ReSoIUed, That the Demo cratic party are in favor
of the acquisition the Island of Cuba such
as shall be honorable to ourselves and just to Spain.
Res0L0ed That the enactments of the State Legis-
atures to defeat the faithful execution of the Fugi
tive Slave Law are hostile in character, subversive
Of the Constitution and revolutionary in their effect.
To the above is added the following resolution ad-
opted at Baltimore for the purpose of gaining 10000
votes in louisiana 1t is the Slave Code plank.
ReSolyed. That it is in accordance with the Gin
cinna Platform, that during the existence of Terri
torial Governments the measure Of restriction, what
ever may be- imposed by the Federal Constitution
the power of the Territorial Legislature the
subject Of the domestic relations as the same has been
shan hereafter be decided 6y the Supreme curt
0ftte United States, should be respected by all good
citizens, and enforced with promptness and fidelity
bgeUery branch ofHe GeBerpk Gosernnnent.
The resolution Of the Cincinnati Convention refer
red to in the first resolution above is in these words
ResotUed, That recognize the right of the people
of all the Territories, including Kansas and Nebraska
acting through the legally vii
of majority of actual residents, and acheneUeF the
number QfhsetP iRbabttdats j8ttfeS tito form, CON
stitution ,cjh or goth0ut domestic slacery and be
admitted into the Union upon terms perfect equality
with the other States.n
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Gbr Ottumua Courier.
For the Courier.
SONG FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

q
Dedicated to ne Republican Clubs Of Wupe5lo Co
TuSE-"Camptown Racers"
Oh Squatter Doug is on the track-dudah, dudah,
And Abraham is at his back--dudah dudah, da,
And Doug. cries, "Abe. I'm weak and pale-dudah,
duda,
For Gods sake, drop that awful ra-dudah, dudah
da."
CHoRUs-oh, Lincoln s bound to
Into the WhiteIouse chair
It's nothing, boys, hue best Of fun
To beat the SqUatter there.
"oh! leave me, Abe. and run down Breck-dudah,
dudah,
hope you'll break his cussed neck-dudah, dudah.
dudah, d.,
I'll give it up, drop your rail-dudah, dudah,
fear you'll tear my coat tail--lutah, duda, da'
Oh Lincoln s bound to run, &c
"Thcre's Buck & Black, see how they grin--dudah'
dudah,
They say old Abe will surely win-dndah, duiah, da,
Smash squatter Sow and squatter Doug dudah, dudah
Confound it, Abe, I've lost my jug-dudah, dudah da
oh Lincoln s bound to run, &C.
There's Davis, Toomhs and Benjamin - dudah dudah,
And Mason, Rhett, and even Gwfn-dudah, dudah, da,
T, whomTv been faithful dog-dudah, dudah, dudat
And now they kill me like hog-dudah, dudah ia.
Oh Lincoln IS bound to rum &C.
ITO take their niggers everywhere-dulah, dudah,
I've been treacherous as dare---dudah dudah d.
They've used me now--and, good Lord-dudah, dudah,
do believe I'm overb oard-dudah dudah, da.
Oh Lincoln s bound to run, &C.
"Ungratefu scoundrels-base and h-dudah, dudah
The Union viii 60 to smash-dudah, dudah, da,
No man can save it, believe-dudah, dudah,
But me, the Giant, Little Seve--dudah, dudah, da.
Oh Lincoln S bound to run, &C.
"And now the people seem to say-dudah, dudah,
Poor little Steve has had his day-dudah, dudah da.
Zen Union-Saving seals my fate-dudah, dudah,
You whipped me so, in 5s.''-dudah, dudah, da.
oh, Lincoln S bound to run, &C.
Old Abe replies, "My squatter lad-dudah dudah,
I'm sorry that you feel so bad-dudah, dudah da,
Somehow you've got feverish brain-dudah. dudah,
The rail yous saw is but my cane-ludah, dudah, da.
Oh Lincoln s bound to run, &c.
"Cheer up my boy, don't look so bue--judah ,dudah,
I've got a little job for you-dudah, dudah, da,
Just tell them down at Washington-dudah, dudah,
That Abraham is coming on."-dudah, dudah, da.
Oh Lincoln g bound to run, &C.
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country

How THE MONEY GoEs.--Thc Harper's
Ferry Committee, which found out nothing,
and has been Of no sort of use to the coun
try, as the majority report virtually confess
es, cost the snug little sum of 1880
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
OTTUMwA SEMINARY.

yHyIE 9th term will commence, Monday April 10th
n 1860 The instruction will be systematic anC
hOrough, and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution permanent and worthy o
patronage. Students will be prepared for College
Professions, Business, or Teaching Tuition will be
per term of ten weeks, Primary Glass, 81; Junior
Glass SO !; Senior Glass SIS; Latin, Greek, French
Drawing, Painting Water-Colors, Wax-Fruit, and
Zephyr-Work. each IS Oil Painting, IS
Board can be had for about 80 per week.
Students will be received at any time and charged
from the date of entrance.
Tuition must be paid in advance, or approved
notes must be given.
T. G. WOODWARD A. d. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. LIZZIE ID. Notwithstanding and French
Miss. X. B. WooDwA ARD Composition and Elocution
MISS. Il. NJ. yERSoH.-Englsh Literature.
REV. J. NJ. McELRoy, A. M.-Latin and Greek.
REV. s. ii. WoRCESrER.-Oil Painting.
Ottumwa, April 18th, '60-24tf
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for PTeS2neRt--John u. Brecklnrldge, or Ky.
For Vice PrsSident--Joseph Lane, of Oregon.
PLATFORM.
Resolce3 That the platform adopted by the Demo
cratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed with the fol-
lowing expl Inatory resolutions:
/, That the government Of Territory organized ny
act of Congress is provisional and temporary, and
during its existence all citizens Of the United stat
have equal right to settle with their property in
the Territory without their rights either of person
property being destroyed or injured by Congressional
or Territorial legislation.
2. That it is the duty of the Federal Government,
in all its departments to protect the rights of persons
aud property in the Territories and wherever else its
constitutional authority extends
g. That when the settlers in Territory having an
adequate population to form State constitution the
right of sovereignty commences, and being consumma
ted by their admission into the Union they stand
an equality with the people of other States, and
State thus organized ought be admitted into the
Federal Union, whether its Constitution prohibits or
recognizes the institution of slavery.
Resotued, That the Democratic party are in favor
of the acquisition OF the island OF Cuba on su h
terms as shall be honorabet to ourselves and just to
Spain, at the earliest practicable moment.
Res0red That the enactments Of State Legisl
to defeat the faithful execution of the Fugitive Slave
law hostile in character subversiye ofthe Consti
tutiDn, and revolutionary in their effect.
Rssotoed That the Democracy Of the United Stat es
recognize IL the imperative duty Of this
t. protect the naturalized citizens in all his rights,
whether at home or in foreign lands to the
tent as its n tive born citizens.
WHEREAS One Ofthe great st necessities Of the age
in political, commercial, postal and military point
Of view, is speedy communication between the Pa
ciic aud Atlantic coasts, Therefore. be IL
Rssolced That the National Democratic party 10
hereby pledge themselves to every means in their
power the passage of some bill, to the
TENT of their constitutional authority, by Congress,
Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, at the earliest
practicable moment.
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Attention Farmers.

WYE will, on and after October 18th. grind wheat
w for the sth, or twelve and a hall cents per
bushel, lower toll than any other Mill in Wapello
county, the usual toll being the 9Th.
Give call, and convince yourselves thai the
Farmers Mil'is the placeto get your grinCng done
October Is, lS59-n31-11-tf MILBURN & co.
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PLOW HxAEING

vHNHE subscr. informs hisfriends and
Ill the public generally, that he manufactures all
kinds pows, and prepared to supply the Farmers
ofWapello Co. with article unsurpasse din material
and workmanship.
Blacksmthng in all its various branches, horse.
shooting, o x-shoeing, and jobbing of all kinds.
gSsf- Remember the place the Lower Steam Mill.
AARON MYERS.
Ottumwa Feb It'll, 1 S5S-n5O-y
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MILLINERY.
MISS PARCELL & co.

Would say to the citizens of Oltumwa and surround
ing country that they have just received large as
sortmcnt of MILLINERY GOODS, the best that have
been brought to this City, which they will sell low
for cash.
nets, French Flowers, Caps, Headdresses, trimmings
and evory thing found in first class establishment
OF the kind; also Bonnets made up at short notice
We also intend keeping on hand, variety of Man
tillas to suit purchasers.
Bleaching and Pressing done in the neatest and
best m"nner, and made to look like new. Dress ma
eing done in the latest Eastern fashion.
country Milleners supplied on the shortest notice.
On Main St. over Deyin's old Store.
no-G-11-y.
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MFGDHG- @1 n E-ME
sHERWooD'S CRAtN BINDER

sHERWooD'S CRAtN BINDER
YEygRIS MACHINE can be attached to any
III binary Reaper, and binds the grain in good
der fast cut saving grain enough to for the
wire used in binding 1t is simple and perfect as
commend itself at to every practical farmer
and no harvester is complete without this Binder.
We submit the following testimony ola vast amount
which mi ght be given.
'sCrPIo, N. Y, Sep H. 1852
"Allen Sherwood-Sir: hereby certify that have
witnessed trial of your Binder, and would say that
it worked WE'LL think that it will do the work of five
men, and as well as can be done by the same.
w. ID. ATWATER.'
'tKING's FERRY, Aug. 30, 1859.
"A Sherwood-Dear Sir: i heve drawn and threshed
the wheat bound with yonr Binder, and find it all
right We pitched the bundles four times over, and
not one of them came unbound in the whole opera
ton In threshing, the wire bands easily re-
moved as the man the scafIold took them all off
without gloves The wheat turned out 20 bushels per
acre. A. BROWN"
"oNUsco, near Auburn, Aug. II, 1859.
1--WE have seen Allen Sherwood's Grain Binder In
practical operation in wheat. Its operation sim
pie practical of operation, and successful
| and surpasses expection, and we recommend it
to the attention of farmers everywhere being just
the machine needed for labor-saving in the harvest
| fields (SignedD +. W. Sheldon, N. Payne, d. D..
Harris, J. Haywood, d. ID. Denning, ii. Hopkins, s.
| ii. Hinsdae. and others.
! From j. NJ. Sherwood and President of the N Y.
! State Agriculture Society.
81 saw Allen Sherwood's Grain Binder in operation,
L. Porter's farm in Onosco the 18th day of Aug
| 1859. Its operation simple and successful in
binding recommend it to the attention of every
farmer. J. NJ. SHERWOOD"
PRICE S3G-HALF DOWN and HALF in months.
sg- Send orders early to Charles Foster, Genr
Agent, lie Clair, Scott county, Iowa:
| VIM. Duane Wilson, Sec'y Ag. College, Des Moines,
| Iowa, Albert Allen. Washington, Iowa.
| Jan. 26, lS60-i611,