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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

FRvIr.-This is the month of melons, ap-
pies and peaches. Give the little ones a
plenty of them, being sure, however, that the
fruit is ripe, perfectly ripe. Give ii to them
with their meals. 1t is a wholesome diet
light and covling and la free and judiciou' use
of it will prevent fcvcrs, boiis, and many in
famatory diseases. Many mothers keep fruit
from their children as if it were the grand or
igin of all the ills that infant flesh is heir to-.
Surely this is a great mistake. Fruit was
bestowed or US as a blessing, and with pru-
dent use it cannot be pcrnicious.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

~ IT is said that at the 0ppposition meeting
here, on the 9th of June, there were good
many Bcll-cldppers. But for an that, we do
not think the Bell will ring into the White
IIousa
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

FRUIT STAINS IN LIxEx-To remove them.
rub the pan on each side with yellow soaP.
thea tic up piece of Peari-ash in the cloth,
and soak well in hot water, or boil; after
wards expose the stained part t. the sur and
air Hniil removed
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
dluiOcrsitp of atlississippi
F a c u l t Y.

FREDERICK A. 7. BARNARD, LII. d.,
CHANCELLOR.
/ WILLIAM =. STEARNS, Ill. d., and
HON. JAMES +. TROTTER,
Professors of Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK \. p. BARNARD, LII. D.,
Professor of Physics, Astronomy, Civil Engin
| eering and Evidences of Christianity.
EDWARD C. BOYNTON, NJ. A.,
Professor of Chemistry, Mneralogy and Geology
HENRY wHlTEH0RNE, NJ A.,
Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature
JORDAN NJ PHIPPS, NJ A.,
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM d MOORE, N. A.,
Professor of English Literature.
HON. LUCIUS O. c. LAMAR,
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics, and Constitu
tional Law
ALEXANDRA J. QUINCIIE, NJ. A.,
Professor of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON y. HARRISON, b. A.,
Assistant to the Professor of Physics
THE thirteenth annual session of this institution
will open on the 18th day of September 1860, un.
der the direction Of the able and experienced Faculty
named above.
The University offers advantages to Young men
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed anywhere
in the United States, anil unequaed In the South.
Its apparatus and arrangement for the illustration
of Physical Science, and Chemistry, are entirely I'M
rivaled. In mneNogy it possesses a cabinet of Sc
lect specimens, choice and yaluglblc.
The President and Professors need no eommcnda-
iion from the Board nf Trustees most of them being
well and hvonbly known to the public, as cxpcricn-
ccd and able instructors
The location of the University is In the highest
degree healtliul-nO epidemic sickness having ever
occurred there or in Oxford.
The government of the University is mild but cf-
fcicnt Every effort Is made to cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and elevated
standard of morality; it Is, moreover, surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion and
morality Is well known and is not surpassed any
where.
II is also easily accessible being the line of the
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is now fully com
plctcd
The accommodations ace ample for the comfort Of
at least three hundred students.
4 spacious Gymnasium with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro-
noting physical development, viii be ready for use
in the fall.
TERNs-Tuition $40 per annum.
Fuel and attendance SIS. To those who lodge out
Of the college buildings $40
Tuition in the Law Department $50
Board in the college boarding houses and in pri-
yatc families about Sl2 to Sli per month
JAMES NJ. iIOWRY,
Sec'y OF the Board.
Oxford, July 4, lS60-l-5-ly.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

MAJOR RICHARDSON. Of the Prairie Ners pub
lished at 0kolona, has commenced issuing tn
weekly. We regard this as eTidenee Of the ge-
aheadatiyeness Of the Najes, and Of the tOEn,
too
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
Executors Notice,

WHEREAS, letters of administration on the O.
W tate Of Mitchell Chiidress, deceased were gran
ted to the undersigned al the last term of the Probate
Court Of Lafayette County, State of Aississppi Non
all persons having claims against the estate of said
deeelcnt, are hereby required 10 exhibit the SAME
within the time prescribed by law. M the same will h
barred. J. W. ESTELI, Exe'r.
June %, ;ssO-1-4-sw.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
Episcopal Church.

THERE will be Divine Service in st. Peters
Church, oxford, at . O'Clock, p. NJ, every Sab
bath until the return of the Rector, Dr. BARSABD.
Rev. JoHS r. THOMPSON will officiate.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

MISSISSIPPI To Crsmxo.-A splended gold
mounted cane has just been finished by a
Washington jeweler, in exquisite style, and
Of Mount Vernon Wood, inscribed as fol
lows:
"The Constitution-Statcs' Rights-and
the Union" q from Mississippians to Caleb
Cushing; presented July 4th, 1860"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
Hon. C. A. Brougher.

HoN. C. \. BRoUGHER, Secretary Of State,
passed through Oxford, with his family, on Tues
day last, on his way to Pontotoc.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.
OYroRp. JrLY 1. 1860.

Corrected weekly for the HitcHigcaccr, by r.
T.. DoyLE Grocery and Commission Merchant.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
The VERY Latest.

WHExi is a man not a mans When be is r.
sIa-inq.
When docs bonnet rcssc 10 he a bonnet =
y hcn Il kl-eaes a lady
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
FrrzrAra1cK FOR BREckrxRrDeE. - TIL,

IIILTAifIVh FUh DhbChINhIU6h. - Il Ht
Augusta (Ga) Dispatch, Of the Goth ult.,
SAYS: i" The Alabasna Baltimore delegation
passed through this city yesterday, on their
way home. We learned from members of
the delegation that Mr. Fitzpatrick, who de-
elincd running on the Douglas ticket, is now
in favor of Breckenridge"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
For the Delaware Inqulfer.l
HISTORICAL ENIGMA.

am composed Of 1879 letters.
Ny IS, II, 40, 8, 20, 60, as, was Greek poet
native Of Syracuse.
My,6O, "a, 50, 20, 80, So was an Irish dramat-
ist, and miscellaneous writer.
My IS, "a, IL, so, G, So was an American states
man.
Ny 80, 20, ll6, IS, 1871, Ito, %, was q critic
and theologan, born in Ireland.
Ny 80, So, 8, 80, "A, IS, A., 50, "a, 76, 7, lie,
was Danish admiral.
Ny 81, SO, lls, 49, II, was q delegate from
New York TO the Continental Congress.
Ny 10, ll5, 80, So, 1872, l29, l2l, 50, was on
English philosopher.
Ny II, 90, 1888, 100, lG, 2, ~, SO, wasan Italian
astronomer.
Ny los, 10, 1870, /, &C, 1879, was Genevese
physician.
Ny "a, 50, So, 1, was nm erudct Swede, born
at Upsal.
Ny CO, 80, 50, was French marshal
Ny 81, 81, IS, ~, SO, was celebrated dramat-
ist and writer, born at Sussex.
Ny 10, !, 80, 3, ll6, HI, 80, lls, was an emil
nent modern navigator born at Dorring-
ton, in Lincolnshire
Ny lo2, %, 1874, 90, lO4, 1876, 1913, 1873, was a
celebrated French prelate and preacher,
Ny IS, 100, CT, so, 81, was an Athenian gene
raj:
Ny 90, 65, 25, 10, l25, 1873, i23 %, 20, was a
Dominica monk.
Ny 40, So, o6, II, los, SO, 81, l07, 1856, 1877,
was q Dutch naturalist
Ny Al, 80, So, %, 1919, So, was Miscellaneous
writer.
BY Is, Is, 80, so, 81, was a French naturalist.
My 49, II, %, 81, SO, was IN Italian painter.
Ny LOG, "a, 1909, was a French surgeon.
Ny 81, III, 1879, |, SO, 81, was French lawyer.
Ny 1871, II, 1856, il2, l9s, was an Italian pain
ter
Ny 2e, 50, 1874, 72, 81, "a, LOG, was Greek
orator.
Ny l2, II, q, ll3, :, Al, was King of the
Huns.
Ny 81, 20, 10, 1888, was King ofIceland.
Ny ., so, IS, 40, 81, was a French mathema-
ticien.
Ny So, &C, 1885, 70, Sc, So, 100, 10, was an Ital-
ian painter.
Ny Ga, l29, SO, Is, III, "a, 1903, was French
historian.
Ny 1872, "a, 1877, ia, was French critic.
Ny whole is for Uranus, America and Cuba, to
find out. MARION.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
For the Delaware Inquirer, !
ENIGMA.

am composed of 25 letters.
Ny ls, 20, IL, 22, 81, was a famous Prophet
Ny |, "a 3, %, y, Il, ., 9, was the god OF
boundries.
Ny %, O. 49, %, 0, %, was the goddess Of JUS
tice.
Ny ~, o 8, 10, 49, 90, was the goddess Of
morning.
Ny ], %, 10, 90, was the sou of Vulcan.
Ny 20, -, 20, 20, 2l, was the god of folly.
Ny ., g. 22 IL, l2, 90, was the muse Of sstron-
omy.
Ny z, ., a, 9, was the queen Of Heaven.
My 23, -, 10 IA, is the name of a sea-fowl.
Ny 23, -, l5i 20, is the name of bird.
Ny 10, 22, 7, 10, was a great orator, b. G.
Ny 20, %, 3, l3, was great epic poet, Is. c.
Ny 9, ., IA, 3, TO- %, was a Phetorican of Cor
duba.
Ny %, 10, %, %, was great geographer.
My 2, -, 8 %, III IL, %, II, 0, 9, was great
physician.
Ny 4, %, IA, is nick name given TO boy.
Ny l6, %, 10, 8, %, was the goddess of flowers.
My %, 90, u, %, was the daughter of Hyperion
and Ferra.
An answer is required from Philadelphia.
JASPER. .
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

and rqpulsiye 10 children, aud they sbun tn
circle Of its influence Bs much as pOssiE
Sofiness, without hrmness strengthens. .rsa !.
hankerings for selfish indulgences, and leno,i
ses those disorderly demands which d.ad soia
must be restrained with rigor, hin CHI.
more painful or they must sink their sense Of
dren look for just direction, Rcquiesce in what
Justice leads them readii a those they love
y risht wheh II come band be seen by your
oniy let me true plu.hey will follow where
cni1ren always 1ounsel will be laws, they
you lead, and y9resence as well as IN your
VIII revere !owhen the music Of your loved
presence je heard by them no more, its re-
voice shs within will be priced as the tones
SoiiGe wisdom of those dearest and best-be-
Ned ones who piloted them safely in the ear
~ walks lite, and still have only gone before
them, and are waiting to welcome them OH the
purer plains of heaven.
This attention TO the very externals Of the
Christian life, is fraught with blessing every
way. 1t is only thus, in fact, we can obtain
strength to be healed Of our spiritual diseases,
and only thus we can exhibit the worth Of our
principles to others. When the poor woman
who had spent her all upon helpless physicians
for twelve years came to Jesus, she said, with
in herself, If but touch the hem Of his gar
ment, shall be made whole, and as soon as
she did SO, virtue went ont, and she was heal
ed.
In them ofthe vesture Of Divine Truth, or
in other words, in the literal sense Of the Word
of God the divine virtue is ever present forthe
meek and lowly, and when it is touched by
trusting love, that virtue will go out
The prophet Zechariah, speaking Of the glo-
rious church Of the latter days, the church
which is now unfolding itself amongst us, the
New Jerusalem, declares, "Thus saith the Lord
Of hosts: In those days it shall come TO pass,
that ten men shall take hold out Of all Lam
guages Of all nations, even shall take hold OF
the skirt of him that is Jew, saying, We will
90 with you: for we have heard that God is
with you.H-yiii. rs. 1t il religion in life that
il observed by, and is attractive TO good men,
When it not only enlightens the head and rules
the heart but comes down to the skirts Of the
garment, infusng justice, kindness, and cour-
tesy into every act. and every word; then it has
an eloquence which will inspire many WE'LL
disposed heart TO say, 1--WE will go with you,
for we have heard that God is with you. Let
your good works and your good words SO
shine before men. atthey may glorify your
Father which is in heaven
While you pay due and supreme attention 10
the interior principles Of love and faith, never
forget the fringe. Let your religion come ont.
Be loving and truthful in little things, Let
your daily duties and daily expressions unbo-
som in them the spirit of heaven in their entire
round, and thus upon the fringe lie, there be
seen the ribband Of blue.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
For the Delaware Inquirer.l
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

am composed of 90 letters.
Ny %, So, 67, Go, n, As, ~, 90, 40, 20, O., 10
90 is u town in Cuba.
Ny 80, go, 50, 35, IS, 26 60, IA, is town III
Cuba.
My 46, %, 81, 3, 60, is a town 10 Cuba.
Ny 90, 80, IS, 10, 40, &c, is a town in Cuba.
Ny 81, 20, 40, Al, 40, SO, AZ, So, is town in
Cuba.
Ny ea, !, 81, s., 50, 81, o2, 50, 90, 81, 80, So
%, is a town in Cuba.
Ny ,, |, 4, a, ., 10, I, 10, Ii, AZ, is town in
Cuba.
Ny 8, 81, le, 80, 10, 90, sc, is a river in Cuba.
Ny ., II, is town in Cuba.
Ny IA, 80, 80, %, SO, is a town in Cuba.
Ny 2, 80, II, 3, 81 81, IS, 50, "a, 80, is an Is.
land of Cuba.
Ny 8, l, "a, 4, A., S. ST. 40, is, AZ, So, is an
Island of Cuba.
Ny 2, 80, 0S, 80, IL, !, 5, 5, %, is a town in
Pennsylvania.
My 81, G, 5e, 81, II, is a mountain in oceanica
Ny 81, is, 90, 80, is for you to end out.
My whole is an event that occurred in ls4s.
SASKATCHEWAN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
tPor tho Delaware Inqulrer.l
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

am composed of 30 letters
My 2, 20, 81, 90 is town in Spain.
Ny ls, 80, 10, 90, IL, 20, is town in France.
My IS, :, IS, 3, 10, 10, is a city in Prussia.
My 80, 10, 20, %, ], Is, 81, is an island north
Of Prussia.
Ny q, u, Q, ., %, is a city in Hindoostan.
Ny %, 70, "a IS, 3, 49, 10, %, is strait north
east of Asia.
Ny 4, u, 20, 8, 10, %, 80, is lake in China.
My 20, u, 10, 30, "A, is a bay northwest of Ire
land.
Ny 8, !, 20, 9, is bay east of England
Ny 10, 7, %, 4, ., is q city In Scotland.
Ny whole is an expression which Frederick the
Great often used when he had grown old.
WINNIE REYBoURN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

LATE From VERA CRuz AND BRowNsyiLLp.-
New Orleans, april lO.-The schooner Arre-
giant, from Ssal, with dates to the 4th inst,
reports that the Spanish ware vessel Habancre
was in port, with despatch for Havana, from
the Spanish squadron.
The same arrival furnishes dates from Vera
CRUZ 70 the lst inst. The city was then quiet,
ana General Miramon is reported to have left
for the Capital The loss of property at Vera
Cruz, by the bombarment is estimated at five
millions, by some persons, but residents OF Vera
Cruz, now here, think this is a great exapera-
ton, as ii would hardly reach that amount IL
the destruction was total. Brownsville dates
to the 9th inst, have also been received but
the news is unimportant
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

WlLMixoToS, DEL, March 23d, 1860.
Mr.. Editoy:--The following is solution of
Cuba's Miscellaneous Enigma, which appeared
in your issue of the 18th ult:--"Saint Patrick
sent to Ireland TO convert the Irish" Mr..
Cuba, let me hear from you again. At any
time you will be welcome. MARION.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
SPLENDID SCHEME
! CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000.

W 's' p,7es ninouning to sjs9,6ss
Whole Tickets Sl0-llayes $j-Qlnrters $3.50
Certificates Of Packages 10 The above Schemes 10 h.
drawn each Wednesday, will he sold at the following rates
which IL the risk; '
Certificates ii Packages Of 20 whole Tickets, s4e 90
70 Half "a IA
ID Quarters q, D;
In ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the anornt
0i money 10 our address, tur what Won wish TO purchase.
name the Lottery 10 which yon wish II invested, and
whether You wish MhOles Halves or Quarters on recent
(which we 'fn what Is ordered hy first mail together
with the scheme.
Immediately alter The drawing, Printed Drawing Ger.
tined to by the Commissioners, will he sent with an OK.
planntion.
Purchasers VIII please write their signatures plan and
give tho mime Of their Posi- Office Comfy and State
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, mid immediately aner
the drawing: Otner prlzes at tho usual time of 40 days
QUE SINGLE NUMBER L01TERIES
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O,OOOt
DRAWS EVERY SATURDAY.
Whole Tickets SlO--ilalres Sj-ttiiartersS2
To- orders for Tickets Certificates I'm tina ol,,,
Schemes to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. Wilmington, Del.
or WOOD, EDDY co, Augusta. Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY co. Atlanta, Georgia
Bs- Circulars containing Schemes for the month Nil bs
sent, free Of expense. by addressing as above.
BH- The Drawings of the Delaware State Lotteries afa
published in the New York Herald, New York Times and
New Yorker Stats Zeitung
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
Doutbs' department.


wiLmSGToS, DEL April 18th, 1860
M. Ed,tOr:-The following is solution
of my Miscellaneous Enigma, which appeared
in your issue on the 3lst ult ;-"To die for lib
erty is pleasure, not pain
YOUNG DOUGLAS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

no THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
Il COUNTf.--rHtLoN HfizESs again uner myself
TO Your consideration candidate The Office II Coroner
Of New Castle county, subject the Nomination Of tile
Democratic party. Respectfully .I0HN pEERY.
Wilmington, nrl0-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
CORONER,


no THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
i cOUNTf.-The undersigned. at the -oliciiion Of
numerous friends offers himself tile consideration I'll the
Democratic party n acNnlnc for thp0lirc COKORER
If New Castle county aud hereby pledges himself To- ror-
dally support the suecessiul noininrc,
Respectfully. JAMES IRONS
Wilmington Hundred. March Il, lS6o-ln
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
Country Seat with about 40

M N, subs)rber will sell for cash. credit city OF other
i,i less valuable property one half Of his farm. lying
N.iLonly halt mile from the city Wilmington, un
the Newport Pike This property has than doibled
It's value within the last ten years and Il constantly in
creising The property will hediyic by The road leading
from the pike 10 Mill Greek. On one part Is Cottage
House. tenant house. carriage house aud other ont-bnld
ss. On the other halt is large barn, 0ut-Aleds gri-
nary 49, Only oncnf is for sale but the purchaser can
nave the choice. j, A. BROWN.
nIl1.ir -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

no THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
4 COGNTf.-PLllow CifizGSs Ioiier myself 10 your
consideration Us a CANDIDATE FOR TIE OFFICE OF
SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COZ MY. guLJecttn thenom-
ihaticn Of the Democrats parry Respeclfully
THOMAS }, MOORE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

WLxisoToS, DEL, April 18th, 1860.
!Nr. Editor:-The following is an answer TO
carolina's Miscellaneous Enigma, which APP
peared in your issue of the 3lst ult :-nFrancis
C. Plunkett.p CUBA.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
d,OgsON D. Es

IW THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
i COZ NTf s--FELLow ClfEENs.--I offer myself 10
Your consideration candidate for the nfcc Of Serin
Of New Castle County, subject to the nomination of the
Democratic party JOSEPH KILtlioHE
Chtstiana Hundred March 2l-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

VNIFE uNDE RESIGNED WOULD IN.
Il FORM his friends and the public generally thnt hr
ty, at the FOOT OF SHIRLEY STREET where no intenia
carrying ont the BLACKSMITIING BUsINiSS -
in all its various branches, such us HORSE slIOIINu
MACHINE WORK, WnEELwRIGllTING WORK, SNIP
WORK, &c. 800
BY strict attention to business he hopes merit share
Of tho public patronage,
EDWARD FARMER
N. DStIct attention personally paid 20 Horse Shoe.
Ing and all work warranted to rondcrsatsiacon nel 6m
GENUINE MERCHAM CIGAR TUBES
VI at BODDfS Ice Cream Saloon, No al Market street
4 suM NIPPLEs-Fod at WALToN's.
GUM ELASTIC RATTLI1s for sale by WAL.
VI TON.
Ham BRUSHES for sale ~ WALTON,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
dalIkNNER


no THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
l. tOUNTf.--GESiLEMES: again offer myself
candidate 1.-THE Democratic PARTY r the Office Of Coroner
7nljest 10 the usual pledges JAMES l. cox.
mr3
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
CORONER.


VO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
l. cor NTf .--ffIIoW ClT2ESs; lnler myself oyOut
consideration candidate ir the Office Of COR0NE Ell Of
New Castle county subject to the nominal ioii0t the Dto-
cratic party. knsptctlulY. Isaac THOMAS
Wilmington HI. mrl5-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
GOOD NEWSt

FINHE GREAT INTER- ATIoNAL
Il Match for the Championship of the world is mnEl
great talk IN this, the now, and The old world which iii
DO great honor to the man who il lucky enough 10 Min
And NO II ID with JAMES Parker, whu las been fnhtjno
for the championship Of his business for tho Iosi trn 4,
twelve years amongst the citizens Of Wilmington and vi
cinlty; and they have had fair trial Of Ills qualities
wether he is tho man for his business not jas Parker
respectfully informs his friends aud customers and tn
public generally that lIc still lcs his old stand
No. 20 East Second street, tro dooos from Him n.
who're he will DO happy to wait on all those that wish
anything done In tho SHAVING HAZE DRESSING limo ar
nhythnS thnt is required to be done In first class sanon
Having the handsomcEt saloon in tho city an1 Tia ast
worknen, he feels confident TINT l strict nttentin ~
buainess and desire 10 please he Will merit 4 share =
thepublc patronage.
JAS r. has on hand large supply Of lis Justly cec
DRAFTED EAU LusTRALE RESTORATIVE for preserving and re
storing the human hair improving s growth md eau,,
ma TO prevent lie billing off and turning grey In fact Il
IL tho greatest article for the toilet that can Ia Ind a. Ia
dos and gentlemen VIII testify when once they try IL
Having got it up in a new and improved STYLE I'M y
thinks, for quality, style, beauty and cleanness I'm, il
cannot be exrolled by any other article Of the kind in
market He also keeps general OF an Kinda
OF Hair Dyes Hair Oils Poma1cs Extracts &c. Of bis own
and others nuke. > : eh
Jas. Parker still continues the CUppING AND LEIGH.
ING busineAs also laying out the dead at ali hours ii
the day night For reieronre amply 10 DR. ii u A.ian
jas r. has Just completed Arrangements with te AM
Importers in New York To supply him with ali tbe as,
medical leocheA TINT are in use such Spanish swedish
French, Tnrks Georgian, and Hungarian both areo INK
small size; which he sell at lower ratea Than t
be bought In Philadelphia large sllppy nov an Innd
for sale wholesale OF retail. f.li HI
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
sHERTFFALTv.

fT'O THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
Il cOUNTN.--fEIlowC fIizGAS: Offer myself TO YOUR
consideration candidate fr the Office 81 sheriff Of New
Castle county, subject % the nomination Of the Democratic
party. Respectfully, ISAAC - PRICE,
Mllmlnninn In InI1.-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
JAMES MONTGOMERY.

FOR sALR.-A large thfee -totied Brick House situate
in Eighth between Washington and West This
ssrge, convenient house. with in every room;
and back parors, II contains and BATH
hot and cold Range in the kitchen and every mod.
improvement. This one Of the hest l Houses III
the city Price moderate and accommodating Ap-
| ply to JAMES MONTGOMERY.
! -angCt No. 41l Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

otlers Tor tekets shares and certificates OF pacl
ages ~ me above splendid lotteries will receive the most
propt altehul and an official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after IT is all who order from liz
SUBSCRIBER. The drawings supeTlncnded by three Com
masioners appointed by the Governor. Address
a,-, ELI SHARPE, Agent,
usiiiy Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
For SaIe--lOO Acres OF good
l.eIl. LAND. sITT ATEn MIND RIN.

k3fii, Hundred Sussex county. Delaware II is a-
M ated On the public road leading from ~. GEORGES
Chapel to Milton and being about six miles from
either Georgetown North LewtsOr Mllsbou Thcirnfe ON
1t Peach and Apple Orchards besides other fruit trees most
Of them bearing The buildings consist 0f story and
half dwelling. having vr the lower irahd four
atoye good kitchen; all well finished and papercd Store
house BARN. Carriage house, The Farm canyrniently
situated to both churches and schools. Possession given
at any time For further particulars apply the oiceof
the ISQuIRLR or Of JAMES Il. BURTON
fcbgj an tha nre1ni3nv