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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
Words of Carlton

m If to ltll leaders that the wells anJ
Nc springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
thai had discovered an,u,c 10 lis effects them
that would gladly avail themselves our discovery with
the hope Of uvcriiag death II tell them that
had discovered mine Of treasure, enough
that prepared To share tcn would refuse
how much more graie' should they be To learn that great
panac, has been oonpound Of purely Vegetable matter
thai is curative powers are nle less scain nan light and
darkness Need We give nsanccs II call The
prelor Of BAkElss BliTEs and examine m, rias Of
certificates from all sections Of the Souh persons aye
been cured Of Dypsa BY lis I'LL healing properties Among
them yua Will the vouchers " old Young
mi cNong This Drrfks 10 the Skies blessing proyi-
ecr lo is curative powers But It's virtues conGne,i
To O sfcPsa. Nervous Headaches Yield read its powers
Torpid Lhcfs become quekec and made active
sour stomacs made healthy by lis nerixing
feels Indigestion disappears when 1t enters The organs of le
Darrhua cannot resist It's louc And Cholera ITSELF
when mel by these BuTges promptly dsrined and becomes
harmless, thousands Of have certified who used IL
s4 aud %, when thai scoargc devastating the country
BAkERS BlfIEkS will moi rcnejy all the ills Of humanity,
such diseases caused by the stomach and bowels
lilly yield I" is strengthening effects and speedily driven
from the All who need should try II, and
come their own judges Of its virtues
For Sale by all the Druggists IN Iynciburg, and by ell tho
principal Drugshls in the OF Richmond, and elsewhere
Virginia; also, oi Mcssrs Chss SHIT Co., Washington city,
H. O.: H. H. Sialcr Co. Baltimore, Nd; d. i. Miller, Cow
ngon, by and Barnes ~ Park, N. \.
Orders nilcd b., addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor
feb 2l"acis Eiclniond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

CouNTEapEi ri SG ExTRAoRDINARY-A NEw METm.
% uF CHEATING THE MExicANs.-Tho Pittsburs
Tue Press of :l.torlay snys ,-"Some six weeks
since officer Tyl A. of Allegheny, ascertuined that
a wclknown individual, who had served II tenn
in the WestcI N Penitcntinry, WAS engaged in the
manufacture Of same kind Of bogus coin ut an es
t,biishment in the Fourth Ward, Allegheny. lie
Mt once went to work to obtain the facts in regard
to tho opeFnt ons of the convict, and soon found
TINT he not altogether mistaken in his niur-
nation. lie learned the name oi the mechanic
who had fur lished the dies to the cGuntericiter,
and finally succeeded in obtaining n specimen Of
tho coin. 1t WINS n Mexican piece, somewhat less
than Am, rican quarter dollar. and said to DO
of the value Of i"ur cents in Mexico. They
in imitation of copper. and nrc made by machine
ry--the cour terleter hiring the steam power and
room hom IL gentleman engaged in engine bull
ding.
The much uefy employed in the man ufacturing
pi the coin is very perfect, and IL calculated to
tnrn nut nbout nine or ten thousand pieces daily
Their mcthoo. Of transportation To Mexico is novel
aud ingenious I. They are packed in iron columns,
cast hollow md closed ~ the .nds, M to pear
solid. The cii ,ht Of the coin in the column com
letcs the dee eptinn. and they Struggled i,lo
MeNico witho at deception and showed upon the i.-
nnrnnt natives. Oihcer Tyler has laid the case be.
orc the Unltel States authorities but an invest-
CATION Of the laws ui CouGiess reveals the Iacts
that the nHenc IN not cugnznblc in our courts
There s ~ M,xh,nn consul in this city. and has
not been for ye lrs. that it is diicult to know
what Sc to IN Uider to prevent this fla
grant wrong. \ newspaper exposure of all the
lnrc, concerned would. no doubt, have II sautn.
~ effect, and if the Mexican consul ut CINCINNATI
placed in pusst Ssion Of the facts he might -nc
ceri Ia bringing the guilty to justice. We with.
hold naines tor the present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

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IN taxing p0s - '.usu'' VIC h"a '''.'' pa.
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md'ssssd - zoe asa Is''as.. ., ssa osa -.
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Tne issues iovc'seo ,n 'ns' eao'ass arc 'a'"'''a'
sesy 'osy' 4au nss1 nv ~ 'spe".'N 'se
-. ...,...d h. IL. .,s.,;on n N,
county vs. NOV 'se'o'1 "' - v
Buchanan. ~ we were tod xooth % tue case
and the country is now more agitated, AMI in
,,rs critical cond;t;oo than II vas when the pre.
..,.-A -. ,,.a N. p,os;aon,;,,
90 :, -
cher. Ire qnesuon recurs, then, eau Tue peace
and quiet Of the country lie restored or II restor-
ed be lonc maintained by the. continuance in
-. a a.. h.u.,.,..;. H.. to-, h.,a
Powe " Wv ~"
tie relns OF government ior tn'rty years, WIN
brief interval betweenf and, during all that time
exci,stnent upou some question or other, chiefly
+.h.. r. .,.,..v 10. nravo;lad cr.ya;lod
upo' '""' " ".' r
always. ans several Tunes W M a'a'hii"s cA'o"''
except In the interval above referred to, when
Willard Fillmore gave peace to the nation
Gan mi, hc this be the marty. then. who's. ma.
ceudency will restore the brotherhood Of sections,
We think not. II 1t was unable to maintain tho
nsace which the Fillmore Administration be.
ouratbed 10 IL. Il 10 utterly incom petent to bring
order out Of tho soutusion that now prevails.
T,o .rr,m.., i. n,.,;c,,.d u,on .o.,d ,b;lo.
.:, w.. 80 A.. p;.h.,
r.,,;r.. Il r.rrortah,. ar,;els "a wc .h,,l n,o.
.en,,v .ee contained in n. issue Of Monday last
'u.r. i. =.
~. annr',as,;nc prs.!ssn,;al con..., vii, h. ,ha,
Of cessati.n Of the slavery agitation. The Dem.
ocratc party will have to hold out prospect Of
iasafs peace. based upon both inc platform and
tue ~ ,Ss %o,,hsrn oon,erv.t,ys y",e W;thao,
this Northern conservative vote-the men and
party that IN 1890 voted Tor Mr.. f,iimvre--sue'
.erI' VII. VIZ ,'a az w r, 10 '. ~ ,h Narn, w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
Grover & Bakers

n - CELEBRATED fMMn-, SEEMING MAGAZINES 495 Broad
wy way. New York, and Isl baltimore street baltimore
a NEW sTYLE-PEiCE $3J-HEMMERs 81 EXTRA
This machine sews from Two spoos purchased from The
store occurring reminding Of thread Ii HENS Fes Gath
ers aud stitches III superior style, finishing seam by its
own oierdo. without ite needle, as
qulod other machines. II will do better cheaper
ing Than scanis;rcss II se one cent an
hour. "
send Tor n circular j. T. DAVIS h co.
3its. Aorpt. l. yncl,b,,rg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

Nrws rnox Kansas AND Urar.-Eeavenwor
March 2.--Tbe central overland express has arri-
we'd here. bringing dates from Camp Floyd to
Feb. 8. Salt Lake To the 10Th, and Denver City
To the ODD All was quiet at Salt Lake. Bill
Hickman was slowly recovering from his wounds.
The health Of the iroops at Camp Floyd and Fort
Bridscr was good. The express brought three
passengers from Denver, and s., 500 in gold dust.
No letters came by this arrival. Businersat Den
YER was improving, and many miners were eav-
ing Tor the mountains. New di1gngs had
been discovered in different sections, aud parties
hal gone over to the Colorado prospecting. A com.
pany WAS being organized to explore the river as
fur us Fort Yuma.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
Something Worth Kno,u;no

: AT NO. 81 BRIDGE err, ISGSrr
afder lo make room Tor my spring stuc Of Goos m,
prices Consisting or R0OT and SJ11S .h Jueea lxs
can se cheaper than any establishment in The city Also
other ARTICLES unnecessary mention. ,s' anu
u ,,,.a DAVID LAWSON.
asl cnhdaet my business the money prlnoi
PIE buying and selling tor CASH. POSSESS second
- no other establishment the Stale, Imh nsl ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

T IUIu Icy, DIT. FCOSSer,
~ - EDITOR on THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
WSS sENPLE's AVAILABLE BAKING PowpEr--An persons
ioiu Of light sweet and wholesome Loaf bread biscuits batter
anu bucG"iea cakes, may purchase this powder with
hence Inc Dierias arr perfectly armt pleas
hnt a sofa, Salierais, &c. NJ fear nr bread
use ot VAL make the ghcsi sweetest bread in the shortest
l"ss'be time save ume labor and expense; ami never
aPl'Is The accompanying simple directions are observed.
Ian John w Garliek manufacturer and ol prri-
commend It rs the best tried. Get and mind
Fehoha [tb Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
More Testimony from the Clergy

1'1"4O 1O0OII1IO1Iy IIOIu JIG OI6TRy.
his eertiies that have used Perry Dvis's Vegea-
VIZ bic Pain Killer great success In eases of cholera
hia"ih c"Hnon bowel complaint, bronchitis, coughs colds
8c aud would cieeriuy recommend 10 as a valuable family
medicine. Ray JAMES G RoOuER
Messrs r. Davis Son-Dear srs: Having witnessed the
beneficial effects of Pain Killer In cnses of Dn
yer! AM .hDiGra Alorbus within lew past and deem
ing an ACT OF bcheVolene 10 the suffering would most
cheerihF recommend its such
line alouu. niioncd similar diseases SAT-, and ea,clua
remedy, Raw EDW ARD X FJIiFp
This ctdes that several years used Dayiss veye
Table Pain Kief in family in several Of those cases for
Nhca Is recommended and Ind very full tamil, med.
icine. REV A. RRONSoK E.I1 n;ssn
~ 9on U. liI DrusgtNs. Jan 1g-lm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

4 LOT Of NICE %EW EAtu% winch viii y,l LOW for
a casa lr52'IsI j. G. ollhAREE.
81 TO han" and FIR sale 100 bags Of New York Urap Shot
- some Ia 1ih bags; also, Ele,tric Powder in CAMS
''r- ~ SMlii Is ADAMS,
h"' ~ Us III Main Sheet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
49, Valuable Real Estate g. Household

FTENIT 7 KE,-7he nllcnii0n Of The public Is ilNi-
ted n the sale uf G. A. CuurSs vaunt" fnny Residence,
- take place llis afternoon, NJ o'clock precisely.
The sale If the Furniture win commence, this morning ut
ucack prccs ly dy,rii-cincn under Auction head.
NH Iit &, H. PHELPS, Auriionecr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
Lfel' l4-2in
HolloWay's Pills.

N 80 General weakness and debility, the rremonions
49, 'al decay, are replaced With a.or activity, and
hr" potency IN every ora and in the entire system By
Inc Saiit, regulating and cxhilarlng influence of this
DEMONSTRATING vegetable preparation sold the rnanufco-
" NO. 50 Maiden Lane, and BY all druggists 25e g. and
III per box. feb ll.dIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

.THE BpRros Will CAsE-TssEs SVIoovs IN
TnE FsELD-lt il aadefst,od that the claim Of
Mrs Elizabeth Bnrspn will bc strongly contested.
The case now siands in this position: BY bis
win Dir. Buacn 3eff one Thousand dollars to
Jane Livingston Burtun; bnt it - stated that
he was never married TO her. since then Mrs
Elizabeth Borlon, Of England has appeared
as a contestant. on the ground that she 10 the
widow Of the deceased. 1t now appears that
there l. anothcr widow In Pbiladelphis. While
Mr. Burton was 10 that city his wife in Eng
land went there and commenced legal proceedings
against him. in the course Ut which o eolae.
raj question was raised rs to the validity OF
his marriage with her, tthe English wife,
which was declared to be void. Subsequently,
tho murriage with the Philadelphia lady was
annuled. Thus, rs it now stands. there are
three apparent willows. while it would seem
there are nouo in reality.-Nev York Eusaiay
Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

ITViTIVtFT VI lfIV
There is nothing equal In the OF a Plaster the Porous
Plaster OF Mr. ALLCoCk Everything Is pleasant them
They are The Plaster of the day and fit type prcsen
advancement in science and art In Asthma Cough Kidney
Affections and local deep seated pains they
relief; and for weak backs pains III the side, stitches and spas
modic pains generally they unsurpassed the benefit,
they inpar Physicians should examine this article which is
universally approved where known. Price cts each pri.
cipal Oec 294 Canal street. NewYork 10y all respecta.
Bile dealers in medicines. lian ~ .,mdaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
Newark Cider. &c.

USf received lot Of the above fjDER, which will
- Cheap by the gallon barrc also lot Of superior fam
Bacon, Fresh Butter Buckwheat Eggs, Beams, Peas,
always hand AID for sale cheap. Remember the place
Main street. NH T. \. NJ. MEEES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
M So AILCOCk'S POROUS MISUNDERSTANDING
w. MALT. ALLc0cK& Co, No. a94 Canal.sl New
York. 10Th Nov lSo9Gencmen lately suffered severely
from weakness In my back ocrasoned by suddenly o,erex
erng myself Having heard Plusters recommend
cd Tor eass OF this kind procured one, was
Thai could desire. single plaster cared in week.
NnIrs r.suuu Ii L ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
BGStOn Flavor

addition Ia pur usual fnagccp iuyors now maxine
4 AN article special! tor Tobacco for the Boston market
hAhlHtur rs s3ppg In That point Respectfully inn tied
!" caii ana eNaIiihrlt M. n. SfkOfflER " CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

OFFICE OF PLANTERS SAVINGS

> 4AND6 Air Piano Forte and Mantelinc Musical Boxes
-, i"r s"eb by j. WILLIAMS son,
NH I s. Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

Coal Oh ut $L.25 per Gallon
ii " Jus received suppl, Of Liahi ,olurcr Coal Oil
which VIII warrant 10 be as good as any in his ,ity
flee Ma per ga"a. Consumers vii. ear call and ysi
suPp!. F"r sale - AADEEW BOYD
III" : y l'} Nau street, LyRrhburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
COMMERCIAL
CoMMERCTAL :.
LYNCHBURG MiRKETS,
HeEapoHTxD BIT 49,
A. b. FUCKER,
PROD CE b r . x e r.,
- 1873 MAIN STREET.

,The.e quotations. 1t will be understood represent whole
rfeeAes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

Roe Herrlngs.
liANE on hand few haiG barrels u Oll Noril Carolina
fani 10. 'e'riH1'. They kept entirely sound and
sweet To winch would emil the attention of who wou!d
''k' 80 hlnlt' IA Il dtieac!. :. Il. RUG kEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

Notice,
Nm consignment. and for sale few basscs of yarv A.,
~ CuAMPAiGNE WINE, which we will sell low W. ""'
jan xp-ts SMITH ~ ADAMS, III Main 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

$50 Bathrooms STREET. is Of the extensive in tb,s
uniry, aud the Propricors fully prepared compete h
Norihera Houses. feb 2i-ts >.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
Cn!9n Steamship Company,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
TWICE A WTTJ(
NOTICE.

e oflN / hereby given kat the Of William IT, Hall
~ Co. ias this day been dissolved 10y conscn-ihe
former partner George Hail. rclting there The business
WIZ hereafter hf trfi,d oa ny Nni H. lill individually
LfSNnBrtG SEPT ~, lc1J WM H. HALL. Il co
sent Jl-,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
NEW CONCERN,

NO. iBUITER.-iG hrkins No. Butter IN small packages
~ PM M n%crcss'y s,r '..a;'', 'ws--!or sole by
feh -. LEE, EoT--r 4 G.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
GEORGE s. mAGANY

S-xsN WHO is located on the corner Of Second
lW and Shipry streets, IL still engaged IN
~ manufacturing BOOTS AND SHOES Of all
azH kinds. suitable for Ladies' aud Gentle
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
HoRsE.RAptsH.

Growing horse-radish is generally consider
ed \ matter Of very little consequence. in re-
gard 10 the manner Of cultivation and the re-
suit is, I'M most cases. small rosts which are in
ferior in favor are raised.
1t is very easy to grow this plant with rocts
as large as mans wrist, Select a rich. warm
piece of ground, fully exposed to the rays oil
the sun, and early in the season dig II deep
mark It of for rows three feet apart, and hsul
the earth out of The rows, so as 10 receive a
heavy manuring; then cover the manure with
the dirt taken from the rows, and set the roots
about eight inches apart, and keep them free
Of weeds, as You wonld every other crop, and
the result will be growth Of horse-rsdish that
ls worth growing.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

Rev. Daniel Emerson, Summit county, Ohio
states that lie has been successful in giving
garden seeds an early start in the following
manner: Having selected the quantity needed,
each sort is tied up by itself in cloth, the
name being written ON a slip Of paper, and en-
closed with the seed. Tho packages are then
buried about two inches deep in the ground
for a week or two. When ready to plant, the
kinds needed for planting arc taken from the
bags and used. They will be found to have
swelled, perhaps sprouted, and ready to grow
if the ground should be quite dry IL is best to
water the drills after dropping the seed, and
then cover with dry earth Mr.. y. says tina
by this plan he has never failed to raise plant
irem every seed planted. 4 II each seed Is placed
where it is wanted TO grow it will save the la
bor Of thinning, though many prefer to thin
their rows, leaving the most prominent plani'
TO grow.--Am. Aadcultri'f.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

WHAT is TMs.--Those who have suffered
drowning to the,e1tent of total unonciousness,
agree almost unanimously in the assertion,
that one particular stage Of asphyxiation their
entire lives flashed before them in an instant.
Every event, every word, every thought, every
emotion, returned with marvellous distinctness,
and a second was crowded with the memories
OF q life-tme.of experience.
This phenomenon shows us couclusively
what a fallscy it is to reckon time By minutes,
hours, and days. As the soul is really the
man, nothing exists save what the soul is con-
scious Of and thus moment by the clock may
be century to the spirit. We all know what
it is to fall asleep at night, When very tired aud
on Swakiug with an idea that We have slept a
few minutes only, lind it to be already morning.
Yet the eight or nine hours that we have thus
compressed, have seemed ages to the invalid
who cannot sleep at all. Which is right, our
minds or clocks Tor Is there NO right about
the matter? Is not time, after all, mere idea,
differing in different individuals We might
make clock or similar machine, TO measure
happiness and grief 1t would tick away regu-
larry and mechanically, while one man suffered,
and another was trimming over with pleasure,
but it would have no effect upon either. This
seems useless, yet is not the measurement of
time equally sol The clock ticks away, evenly
enough marking single hour, while A. lives
ten years, and b. lives only second. 1t does
not measure the time that these two men ap-
preciate. It would be odd, indeed, ii time were
only an invention OF watehmakers.--N. y Her
CRY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

For the coming year is Ia0st likely to be an
entire failure The binds, so far as We learn
from the papers and private sources, have been
generally killed by the extreme cold. Thee
tensive peach orchard OF our friend and excel
lent farmer, Mr.. George Longstreth fonr miles
east Of town, and which had such an abundant
peach harvest last year, will as he Informs u.s.
bear noue this year The huds are mostly, IT
not all killed, and he fears, in some cases, HE
trees also are dead. Let ourreaders who were
80 fortunate as to get peaches last year, be eco
aomical in their use, for they will get none the
present year. We trust the apples, which are
the main fruit crop, will he sate.--Lsbano0 o.
Star
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
Gbs farmer.


The theory recently advocated OF planting
peas very deeply in the earth, in order to pro.
long the bearing capacity OF the vines, has
been well tested in Williamstown, and found
to be correct. A farmer told me that be plough
ed furrow beam deep then scattered the
seed peas ut the boitomi after which lie turned
q deep furrow upon them with his plough
covering them, II possible, 10 the depth 81
twelve or fourteen inches. They pushed Their
way up through the thick mass of earth very
soon, and instead of turning yellow at the hot
tom and dying after the first gathering, they
blossomed and bore until he was tired of pick
ing the pods. II such result will uniformly
be realized from the plan, pea-cul.ure may b,
made more proftssle than hitherto.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

FJ-s31 WfTSAfs q WON.
E-kEES WHOLESALE " lNL6 LIQUOR DEALERS.
saSs " l.. Corner Of 18th aud shirlcy stroce Mllmnp-
ton, Del The subscribers bcina cpgngcd III tlc Wine mud
Liquor business exclusively takes This Informing
teir friends and the public generally that try have
the largest and best variety OF WINES, lkANDlES and
GIN besides every species of doeia liquors IN the State
which can be purchased at New York aud Philadelphia
prices comprising 4af Il N
Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits,
Pale Champagne. Scotch Whiskcy,
Pale do Irish do.
Extra do. Holland Gin.
Old MOnongahcla wlslcy, Alleghuna Whi-kry, bourbon
whskey The very best double rectlhcd Whisley In the
country, that canu1t be- bought cheaper elsewhere,
WINESAlaeria, Hort, Tuncrn. sherry Lisbon, Sweet
Malaga Champagne anil Clnrci. All of which are war
rnnted to ht pure and Of tho hest quality
RANDIEs-Raspbcrry, Blackberry, Ginger, Cherry,
Lemon syrup mud Curilals.
BE- Tayrrnkccprs and Retail delcrsEupplcia ut cheap
rates on reasonable terms.
MEDICINAL PuRPosEs.-lnyndHa and others desiring
old Wines aud liquors for Medicinal purposes will hnd il
TO their advantage 70 call and examine our ttok Of ua
dulteraod liquors before purchasing elsewhere.
re- Persons NJ distance will Ind their orders prompt
~ attended To- All qupr srnt fec Of charge to amy dis
tance within twenty miles.
BD- Hotels supplied in Casks. Demtiohns. &c,
H6- Purchasers will lind Il To their adyantagc to ca
the old stand n, H. Corner Of Fourth aud Slpley Slse
and examine extensive stock before making their rr
chasts. ni2tHm WiTSll q toN'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
CONDENSED CIDER

The solidyfSing Of sweet cider has bean ac-
complished in Connecticut. By the vacuum
process, the cider, taken sweet from the prcss,
is reduced Ave gallons to one, without boiling,
and a beautiful jelly is the result which will
keep for any length Of time without mould,
souring or fermentation OF any kind. By the
addition of water it is Immediately restored to
its former condition and becomes cider again.
All that is lost by the process are the impure
ties that may exist in the primary apple Juice,
and the green scksh taste The restored cider
is much like drink of prepared tsmsriads.
hut is more delicate and pslatsble.