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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
EXTRAORDINARY. ICE

CREAM AND OYSTER SALOONs-The under
x<5N3A signed having fitted up that commodous store
CtIkgSSNo 60T Market Street, Wilmington Delaware,
~'t29ts for first class Confectionery and Restan-
rant announces to the public that he Ia prepared 10
receive their patronage lie intends that his Restaurant
shall be conducted In the best lie constantly
keeps the very best Oysters which he will up In eve
~ fashion, Families will be served with Oysters. Ice
Cream Cakes Candles and Fruit the shortest notice and
In tue very best style.
Ills parlos are large and commodous his walters couri~
Gus and attentive. by srict attention to bnsness he
hopes TO merit share Of public patronage.
anQ3-ly GEORGE II, ROBINSON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
WFsTERN MOTEL,

A-A CORNER OF 4TH AND ORANGE
ffz454N Streets, Wilmington, Delawere.-The under
ssNu signed having taken the above Hotel and made
V&& such improvements deemed necessary
for the accommodation Of the public, begs loave
to announce that the House Is open for the reception
Of boarders and visitors.
The large enclosure connected with the premises under
the management Of experienced hosers afford superior
accommodation for farmers, drovers, &c.
The Table will ever DO supplied with the choicest articles
the market produce served In the best style by polite
and obllglng servants -,-
The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Liquors Of the
best brands and Cigars Of the best quality.
The Bowling Saloon attachedto the establishment, Will
be constantly open to visitors.
Nothing in short will be overlooked that may contribute
J. C. LAvERY.
febob-tf DANIEL LANGAN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

Ef1k1 WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
S&xA Corner Of Second aud Orange Srect- Wilmington
Del The subscriber keeps constantly hand an excellent
variety Of VIM and Liquors. such Cogn0c Brandy. Pale
Champagne Irish Wlskey Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gln
Old Monongahela Whisky, Allegheny do, Bourbon do
MADEIRA Port Sherry, and all other Wines reasonable
terms.
Agent for aulr Porter and Ale Of tho frat quality. all
Of which will be served Families or Tayerts at short
notice, and reasonable terms.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

W JOSEPH PuLLAER
Takes this method Of Informing his friends
- and the people Of Wilmington. that he has III.
1sted NJ in complete mechanical style the Store
No. 12z Market Street, ARCADE Row. Wilmington. Del,
where he intends TO devote his entire time TO the manu-
iacturc Of boots SHOES OF all kinds and varieties in
the heAtes and most fashionable styles and satisfactory
prices Ills stock will consist in part of Gencnens line
Cali and Patent Leather Boots and Shoes latest STYLES
Ladies' and Misses CATERS and other Shoes IN great va
riety And In fact everything In the Shoe business.
Customer Work will be particularly attended TO- and in
all cases will satisfaction be warranted.
Sc LASTS fitted up by one Of tho best makers in the
country.
The long practical experience Of the undersigned and hs
thor9ug knowledge Of the business in all Of Its branches
WILL he trusts be sufficient guarantee to tho public that
he VIII do them justice ind furnish them an article that
Will recommend itself for utility cepness and urab
ity. JOSEPH FULLMFR
REPAIRING Oft kinds neatly done at reasonable rates.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

nj EhCHANT TAILOR, Corner Of Sixth aud Shirley sta.
AZ Wilmington, Del, Has choice variety OF Cloths Cns.
sinners aud Nesting which he will make pat tho shortest
notice and on accommodating terms Persons Wishing 10
procure good article had better call and examine to
large stock of goods constant IN hand myf-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
GEORGE MCCALL.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
NO. 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL.
HAS choice assortment of Cloths. Cassimrrs and VEST.
inss, which he makes up to order ia the best STYLE lie
also Keeps supply Of roidy made Clothing on hand,
IN Call before pnrcllaslng else whore nN2l-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

MTLLTNERY STORE

nz No. . SECOND ST., Wilmington, Del Tho under
Etssl rleitl informs the ladies Of Wilmington and her
LS friends generally that lhc has removed from Sec
1 oni street, near Orangeo No. East second street
"lwrgh Market and King where she will keen on hand
good assortment of Spring Bonne4 Dress Cans Head
selling reasonable terms All work IN har iie
" attended to and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
hpl"-s MARY TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
GbtL farmer.
HOW no RAISE TURKEYS.

n One of the grandest sights about farm house
in the Fall of the year, is noble flock of tur-
keys. Though as thoroughly domesticated as
the common hen, they can not be confined TO
as narrow quarters with profit. 1t is only upon
farms where they can have good range, that
they can be raised to advantage. No kind Of
poultry pays larger profit, as the most of the
food Is gathered from the field and the price is
always high. Farmers in Connecticut and
Rhode Island pay good deal of attention to
this crop, and market it mainly in Providence
and Boston. Two hundred turkeys, wdrth
three hundred dollars at the door, are frequent
ly raised upon single farms.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
, civ HaII Refractory,
RISENG sun.

LR4n, THE subscriber would most respectfully an
Tim nonnce to his friends and the public generally
IN ~ that he has taken the Rising sun Tavern New
Castle where he will be happy to attend to their
wants.
Ha table will be supplied with the shocesi articles
the market produce, and his Bar will be supplied WIN
the very Liquors. Nothing, in short, will be left I'M
done to make my house comfortable place Of resort
iuii-tf JOHN KEEGAN.
I1Sll, WILMINGTON HogSE.-fRANCIs
MIND McKEGNAY, PRorAIgToR, Cofncr of Thirteenth
M 10 and Carpenter Streets Phadelphla-The subscrl-
MAJ ll Der would respectfully inform his Wilmington
friends aud the public generally that he has taken The old
established Tavern Stand the Of Thrteonth aud
Carpenter Streets where he will be happy TO see his VIII
mngton acquaintance. Being deter minod by strict at
tenon to business and by keeping the best of liquors n
his Bar to merit portion OF the public patronage.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
gu ne NETUEeE,

Et HIM II u EkHts
tlaATi JOHN RUSSELL, No. AZ
Shplry street, between 4thand 9TH would
l+1s1 respectfully inform the public that lp has
II " for sale, At his Ware Rooms. q very large
ff7Iasa assortment Of rcMly-l,ade Furniture aud
rrtS1E would invite the attention of person. rnii-
~ ESi mrnring housekeeping, or rpfurnislling, t.,
-fssS~~16 call and h- stock uf Brlsteai4 Bu
szzz- .lygireln- Wash Stands Chair. Sofas, Tables
Looking Glasses. Mattresses, &c and every style ii Fnru
ture warranted ns represented Old furniture repaired
male TO order
UNDERTAKING promptly attended to. Don't forget NJ
al Shipley above 1th Street ,nnv- Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
a CARD.

N CARD.
"a WM.H.CHADwIcIkH HAVING
nv lust arrived from Europe, after mos,
klNGME careful and dilligcnt search has succeeded
H%<T&N-S ~ collecting Of the most ynluable
oA aAsn.I y HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES Of
sst lr present age, which nov lies f,,r insn,c
non at his store adjoining tbs Fountain Hotel ptost ,o
eiN prIns' Fourth street An early call is rsspectfv
MIR. CHADWICK also wishes to inform nj. ,,,,,. ..A
patrons That he has Oh hand choice eplectlu,, az W,n"s
ana SprlliotS Liquors, Ale Porter Senhs Nc f,ig,f
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

PIIILlP PLUNKETT.

- WANTFAVTNKEN OF AI-
M76f7WN C0llul, Burning Fluid. Pine oil und
MI--l-W IL Chmphene, No. 100 West Front Street
WE9Hllf7I Wilmington, delaware. announces Ia hi4
W(M4ESMU friends and tfa public generally, that he
Hka 2fszitill keeps Wholesale aud Retail large
assornent OF the above mentioned nrel always hand
which he will sell accommodating terms and AT sch
prices as wllcomprte fairly with any other establishment
In tho State or eisewlere
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
NESTS.

Though the hens are prone to stray.off and
steal their nests in woods and retired places,
they may be induced to lay in more convenient
spots, by preparing nests for them. Some build
these of small stones near the fence by the
road side, covering the top with short boards,
to shed rain, and throwing over them hand
full of brush, to screen the hen from observa-
tion. The more rude and inartificial the nest,
the better. An old -four barrel answers a very
good purpose, leaving out one head. The bar
rels should be put in some quiet place, not too
near each other, where the mothers will not
be disturbed. The nest nay be made of old
hay or straw, with lining of forest leaves.
A few tobacco stalks, or refuse tobacco of any
kind, will guard the nest against lice. To en-
tice the hens in their nests, put in hens eggs,
or artificial eggs made for the purpose. As
they begin to lay before the hard frosts are
over, the eggs should be carefully carried into
the house and be kept in COOL dry place,
until they are ready to set. Eighteen to twen-
ty eggs make q nest full for setting To guard
the mother against skunks minks, and other
night walkers, put over the mouth Of the bar
rel lattice work of laths, removing thing
every morning.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

Music and Variety store e. =

lWNSEC TNW VdTIFtv FSIUFVs
nug-,,,.o,-l ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A.
ENEW.Wu olC NBATTERBu ny Announces tphis lficul4
...a land thu public that h. has removed to
Gzn.a--s@lt 1.-The store formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Marsh No. al Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Wilmington. where he intends keeping Music
Music Books due Italian Violin and Guitar string-, VIC
Inns GUITARS Flutes Fiic-, Accoreons, and Musical Mrr
chnndi2c. Also, general assortment o Fill. Cap aud
Letter Paper, Bankbooks, Envelopes Pens. Pencils and
LUX. Port Monuaes. Port folios Hair Cloth Nail and
Tolth Brushes Combs, Razora, Strups, Pocket Knives
Cornclian Rings &c, Pocket Compnsses &c. lie will also
keep Prayer Books, Plain Tinted anil Colsrrd 1.-the
graphs, Steel and other EugrHvingsanh oil Paintings
n B-Pcture selected from Publishers Catalogues pro-
cured Immediately. GEO. A. BATTERBuRI.
ielS-Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
WILMINGTON
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORy

FIRST a. ALLMON,
lNFaAp - CORNER SEVENTH AND SIMPLIFY
6f3S>(Pfi WILMINGTON, DELA WARE
euses 81 nl Tue latest and most approved made 10
order supply Of rSt class vehicles always on hand and
lnale at thc establishment in the best manner md mi 81
the best materials. '"- '"' -
Repairing old work acnd to In all svario,is branches
strangers Visiting tccity u purchase Carriages will do
wt y rl ana examine tho stocRwe keep hand before
nWofk warranted 10 be donOin wofknanlike manner
M Orders from distance filled On ~ liberal ternss II
the purchaser were prc-eui.
Address FRIsT 4 AItunN
declr-ly tviin.i,....'.. ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
BuIIetin OH. R. Bringbursl,

ATE H. X 4 ". BRIOGIiURST, Wholesale aud Retail
- Druggist 1903 Market Street.
CRIMSON TETTER WASIf--I have Iust received a sup-
ply o. this celebrated for letter which IL the best
remedy ever known for letter Rngworm BARRIERS Itch
cny,r., ,,,,,,,... II. II. BRINGHURsT.
intending broken glass China other wnrea new article
u H. II. BRlNuIIuRSTS. 1903 Market Street,
THERMOMETERS-a large assortment Of NicAllster'a
make IN iron, tin and lockwood frames also enclosed
Market Streets. - ~
loNGWOkriIa CATAWBA BRANDY, and LYONS. and
me French Brandy, In botles also, Madeira wlnes
FRENCH TRusSES, light pattern for Summer use
and private room for lifting them to the person.
CONS GELATIN, with directions, at II. Il. BRING
LONG COMBS fur Children Of India RnbLe 1879 cents
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN PLASTERs a fi,ra ii,
coTs without the use Of the knife, NJ H. r. Brinrhursts
LEECIEs SPAWN MINTuRE,n certain cnre f,r spay
IN or kngbonc In horse Such is the experience
senh Lerch. who has used II for MANY wears,
VANILLA BEAN; also. Extract III Vanilla nn,fo so,n
tho Benn, by II. II. Bringhnr4tA ' '''N' 500
AYERS SARSAPARILLA-A new prepnrntion nv tho
Pills. '' A'''o'"' ''
DEAD SHOT vERMIFuGE-a fresh stock direct frsm
Blinghnrst's. e'''"' ~ 49,
FINE COMBSa general All Sizes some very
c lr smoothing the hair H. X, Dringhurs 1903 Market
BRANDRETH'S MILLS y resurrection Of a noted MILL
JAMES FAMILY MEDlCINES.-I nm sole agent, and
hl%a 9 have a supply Of all his preparations.
BENNETT,S COCAINE, perfect hair dressing.
bAhhf's TRlCOpHER0us by dozen or by single OF
To, very low II. r. BRINGHURsT,
apps No. 1903 Market strsst,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
COmveyancing 8 DraMghting
Agricultural Implement

S\ AND MACHINE MANUPACEORY,
\ENT e0RANGE STREET between Front
ssess<issr.r and Second Wilmington, Delaware
The absciDrr prepared to manufacture and repair
all kinds of Agricultural Machinery in the best manner
and warranted 10 give satisfaction Also keeps constantly
on hand large assortment Of Implement Machinery and
Tools which lie would call the attention ofdlers anioh.
ers oexamne bcfoTepurchsng Adkins Nancy llu4-ey,
Mccormick and other Reapers repaired. and Castings,
Brasses, Knives. &C., furnished when ordered
Aso, large assorement Of fresh Garden and Flower
Seeds. GEORGE CHURNsIDE
uuDQ
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
FEEDING.

This is matter of great Importance. The
first day after Matching nothing is needed, and
the lattice cover may be kept over the barrel,
to keep the mother at home. The second day
the young birds may be put in a pen, made Of
four boards, about eighteen inches wide and
fourteen feet in length, leaving the mother free
This board pen will confine the youag ones
until they are able to jump over it, when it will
be safe to give them more room. The pen
should be moved every fourth day, to give the
young q chance at fresh grass. For the first
week boiled eggs, chopped up fine, and angle
worms broken up small are the best food.
After this, curds may be given and very coarse
corn meal. 1t should be ground for the pur-
pose, more coarse even than hominy. This
may be scalded and mixed with sour milk and
q little sand or gravel thrown in to prevent it
from baking in the sun. Many young turkeys
are killed by too excessive diet of Indian
meal. As the young ones grow, they may be
fed with buckwheat and other griins.
After they begin to range, care must be ta-
ken to house them in cold stormy weather.
Confne them in the barn cellar or upon the
barn floor, where they will have plenty of room.
If any of them get chilled and droop, they
should be put in basket with wool or cotton,
and set near the kitchen FIRE, where they may
feel the warmth.
As they grow and begin to shift for them
selves, roosts may be provided for them in
some place safe from the attacks of vermiR.
A common roost is scaffold, made by putting
poles upon crutched sticks, ten or fifteen feet
high. The poles should be three or four in
ches in diameter that they may be easily grasp
ed with the claws. They should be brought
up regularly every night to the roosting place,
and fed there. The young ones should have n
rough pole from the ground or fence TO the
top of the roost on which they can walk up
until they are able to hy. After few days OF
schooling, they will come home regularly, and
go to their places without any oversight.
After month or two, they will forage fol
themselves, mainly living on grass-hoppers
and such insects as they pick up in the fields
and woods The night feeding. however
should be continued, to induce regular habits
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

NEBElSER d TATNALL,
An TnE ON EsrABLIsuEp Yam MNKrr srpr,, Vr,,nr
IfllITE PINE LUMBER l. III. ii%e 4 a n an I'M 4
w nchos, Of different 1ualities - > = "D'
Wide Plank iur Bath Tubs Cnrsnn IA 4 \ 4 pi,,,tn,
Flooring. Shelving. Siing6c yellow pnn nu,i Nnr,,i,
Sills, Plank Boards aud frhc IIenri s,.,iiinn Wy
ing, lIonork. Post C,prc.s nnd Wli,,e i,in
Chetuutand Miilu oak, SLinvI,n SUI
Aah Plank, l. III u, 9 and Polnr pInnk Srnnu,1oni
Inches, Iln1r,ls
flckets Plain and Fancy o. az and Az feet plastcriu
- AID Smuggling laths.
h9-ALLHOoD LUMBER KEPT UNDER COVER "a
!rrH Hl shippers viii find it to tlclral,nniago TO ex-
anime our stock of seasoned Lumber.
~ W" nave Just received from Albany large cargo Of
aI Llnhrr sss inch, and inches the
Ss Persons in want please call anil examine our stock
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
blinds and Window Shades,

EYI ii. SPRINGER, NO. 233 MARKET
STREET, Wilmington Del Manufacturer Of Venitlan
parlor and Chamber Blinds and Window Shades Of every
style pattern and color Damask aud lace Curtains Corn.
SEES, Bands, Trimmings, &C.
Gold and decorated wall paper, which will sell and
hang ON the most reasonable terms
Also picture frames made and furnished on the most
reasonable terms ~
HS. N u. Old Blinds painted and rlmed so Ms to look
as well as new ones Don't forget No. 233 below Third
Street. anSa
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

W. FURNITURE WAREROONs,
III NoH lOG and l05 ~ ". Corner of Front and Shley
'strcolr, Wilmington. Del. All kinds If Furniture
manufactured aud kept constantly hand such rs Sof4
Uhas bureaus, Tables Book Casc-, Naslstas cad,
Mai-Nns sideboarlr, Secretaries Spring lrnn Ilu.k
Mattresses, &c, 81.
f5- Old Furniture Repaired IN
NJ II. C0ffINs made aud n ERALS attended at the
shortest notice. seu9ltf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
AUNsTION sOLyEn..-Mllnls lln.Ill .n1l-

(\tESIlON SOLNED.--MIlOI is LITTLE sHIl~
NJ ~ TiiARPl Many years ago this question was an.
sMrrrh by one Of DelawaroH distinguished SONS to al M
Bahss now rest in quiet repnse in their graves Billy
IhaFp 80 shyT the orator when oug fond of riding
stockton was leading The American forces and taking nos.
session OF Fort George There fcw living who were
present at that bait H. could testify the fact but from
History Tie old have passed away, the middle aged
silent and Young America like those of yore armed with
Resolution told the soft tale. and thus the soldier spoke
lie spoke OF time when Ills fathers hair was black and
his whiskcls, also In these days there was nothing
thought Of shampooning or Dyeing IT WIS shave nir Or
cut my mar Now fonne America, wishing to improve
Victoria Dye Dnncarl-, Wigs, Scaps, shanpouding
Those orders ran all he lc rs calling on j. NJ anl b.
Roarh, Practical BARRIERS, No. East Fifth street Devon
Building, Wilmington. Del
With RazurR keen
Aud Water hot
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
CALEB STROUD a SON.

WOULD most respectfully call the attention Of FARMER.
', and the public generally to their GROUND aud CAL
CiNED PLASTER, and superior BONE DUST. These fer
tii5ers are unequalc by any in tho market They are al
ways the same in quality and invariably he relied upnn
STROUDS NEW FERTILIZER, Possesses all the re-.
qulsites Ola complete manure Its superior virtues when
once KNOWN VIII Dc too apparent To escape observation
1t is particularly adapted Corn Oats Potatoes and Vpp
tables -
We feel that ono recommendation Of a fertilizer ~ in Of
some Value as II Is our intention To sell but reliable
articles We are always prepared receive and fill or
des for these superior articles tho shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. on9stf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
H. R RKINGHURST.

UTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
w G1sT, 3l7 Market street is ready to supply store
keepers Physicians and Druggists with Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines Fluid Extracts, and all articles in
line the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
Every article Sarrantcd what 1t is sold for the
money returned
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
BLACkSMITHHING.

a THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
G ~ most respectfully inform the public generally that
ny he Sill continues to carry BLACKSMITIIING
and HORSE SllOElNG, ut his old stand, 1T the loot
OF shincy STREET lie will always keep complete -.
sentiment Of ready made Shuts that will he fitted aud nut
ON IN the hest manner, and AZ the shortest notice.
No JOBBlNu done with neatness and ds-patcl.
WANTED.
An apprentice to the Bnrksmithing business. Apply To
The subscriber at tue foot OF Shipley STREET
Rugl3-tf WILLIAM CDNNEII
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
McInaII's New BuIIetin.


n SYRUP OF IIYPOPHOsPHITEs, Of Lime, Iron,
81 Sofia and Potash Thl. preparation contains the MS.
M porhosphitc1, with slight the IIypophos-
As phorous acid II IL an agreeable method Of admin
isering the ilypophoHphtes, class Of remedies which
have proved OF great yauein casea Of pulmonary charc.
ter general debility and cmaciaon Prepared and sold Mt
ecnry, ~ Market st.
SYRUP or THE PllospHATEs.-T is nntrivc 10.
mic, and IL useful TO build up the SYSTEM which occur to
consnmpti'es. For sale by EDw McINALL, Chemist and
Apothecary
TAR WINE AND NApTIIA--I have n prescription Q
Tar Wine and Namha which have heen ordered by one
our klful physicans; have great demand from the cit.
les Of Washington and Baltimore and is valuable In
PATENT OR FAMILY MEDIoINEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pastoral and Pills ayncs Expsctorant and all Jayncs
other medicines Also Swan's panncen anil every other
patent medicine that Is sold which are very good
Tor what they recommended some Of them good for
nothing; all of which will sell low. EDw. MclNALL,
no, FOR THE GOLD AIINEs.-Eyerybody that has been
going to MelNALLs Drug Store buy their medicines for
has been reasonable that they mud themseycs agood
circumstances with their health much improved with his
superior medicines EDW. MclNALL
ap23 kpoihecary.
% WALTON BULLETIN, Nd. a3i
80 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
"a Gum Elastic Fine Tooth Combs for sale nj waton's
English Honey Soap sold at the Drug Store 81 Market
street By Walton,
Gum Elastic Rattlcs for children for sale by A. Walton
81 Market street.
Ivory Fine Tooth Combs good assortment at different
prices, at WNltOns Drug Store.
Gum Elastic Balls, sold ut 81 Market street.
Queens Cod Liver OilJey, which ~ pleasant ar Ia
PIE run Iele4 and made from pure Col Liver OIL favored
10 suit the delicate stoachs Of those WIN unfortunately
need the Oil for sale ut Waltons Drug Store, 81 Market
Street.
Gum Elastic Neck Combs for sale by Walton 81 Market
street
Gum Elastic Long Round Combs for children for sale al
WaliOnr
Jaynes Sanatiye Pills sold nj WAtuns
Rose Hair OIL for sale Mt Wiston.
Jaynes ENpcctorant, sold by Walton.
lleefs Marrow, for sale Mt Walioh's Drug Store
Inyne1 Tonic Vermlnigr sold at 81 Market street
CrNstallard Hair lomade, sold by WALTON
aug27-tf Market ST
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

w AITUN'S BULLEYVN.
w hlTE Castillo SOAP for sale hy A. WALTON
Citrate OF Magncsia sold BY Walton.
knssells Cow Drink, prepared by Il. NJ, Rochs,
Waltons IL the place 10 buy Balsam Of Fir
Tooth BrlshcH-lotsof thcn-at WaitonS
English Military sOap-the genuine--sold by walton
Fresh crop Chamome, ut WaltonH.
Surgeons Sponge. for sale by Walton.
Port Monnniss, for sale ut Waltona
Walton. ~ - y
Gum Nipples, sold by A. Walton.
English white Felt Corn and Bunlon Plahters used BY
wetng and bs trial affords great relief eold 81 waOn
4 splendid lot Of Combs for sale at waiton's.
Jweezerh, OF various Kinds for salent waton's.
lar brushes the cheapest lot in Delaware fol- sale
Walton's Drug Store.
White Windsor Sop, R. @. A. wrighps make, an
cellent article, at Walton'a.
Handsome Pull Boxes, for sale by Walton.
Wooley's salve, sold by Walton
Ayrss' Pile ssld at WsltoRs. oet29