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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
THE HOUSEWIFE.

As general rule, it is most economical to
buy the best articles. The price is, of course,
always little higher; but good articles spend
best 1t is sacrifice of money to buy poor
-four, meat, sugar, molasses, buttag, cheese,
lard, &c. to say nothing of the inilSsous effect
upon the health
Of West India sugar and molasses the Santa
Cruz and Porto Rico are considered the best.
The Havana is seldom clean. White sugar
from Brazil is sometimes very good. Refined
sugars usually contain most of the saccharine
substance, therefore, there is probably more
economy in using loaf, crushed, and grandated
sugars, than we should at first suppose
Butter that is made in September and Octo-
Der is best for winter use. Lard should be
hard and white; and that which is taken from
hog not over year old is best.
Rich cheese feels soft under the pressure of
the finger. That which is very strong is neither
good nor healthy. To keep one that is out, tic
It up in bag that will not admit flies, and
hang it in cool, dry place. If mold appears
on it, wipe it off with dry cloth.
Flour and meal of all kinds should be kept
in a cool, dry place.
The best rice is large, and has clear, fresh
look. Old rice sometimes has little bl TEX i'm
sects inside the kernels.
The small white sage, called peal sage, is
the best The large brown kind has an earthly
rice, SC, should be kept covered.
The cracked cocoa is the hest bnt that
which is put up in pound papers is often very
good.
Shells are apt to be musty. Try quarter of
pound before buying quantity,
To select nutmegs prick them with pin. If
they are good, the oil will instantly spread
around the puncture.
Keep coffee by ITSELF as its odor affects other
IL. t.a l.. an1..N II.
Oranges and lemons keep best wrapped close
in soft paper, and laid in drawer Of linen.
When cask of molasses is bought, draw off
a few quarts, else the fermentation produced
by moving it win burst the cask
Bread and cake should be kept in tin box
or stone jar.
Salt cod should be kept in dry place, where
the odor of it will not affect the air of the house
The best kind is that which is called Dun, from
its peculiar color. Fish skin for clearing cof-
fee should be washed, dried, cut small and
kept in a box or paper bag.
Soft soap should be kept in dry place in
the cellar, and should not be used till three
months old.
Bar soap should be cut into pieces of a con-
Yenient siza and laid where il will become dry.
II is veil to keep it several weeks before using
ID, as it spends fast when it is new.
Cranberries will keep all winter in firkin
Of water in the cellar
Potatoes should be put into the cellar as
soon as they are dug Lying exposed to the
sun turns them green, and makes them watery,
Some good house-keepers have sods laid over
barrels of potatoes not in immediate use. TO
prevent them from sprouting in the spring turn
Them out upon the cellar bottom.
To thaw frozen potatoes, put them in hot
water To thaw frozen apples, put them in
cold water. Neither will keep long after be-
ing frozen.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25

Thoughts No. !, on Annie Trevor's
Thoughts No. s.

Tho rs.dars of vonr valuable naner--valua-
ble az course. if Anuie Treyor's Thoughts are
npbliabed have been favored with the fftb
niece from her gifted men; but. like most la.
dies wbon they saw anything. especially about
men sbo ooes entirely mon extremes. Ladies.
as n general ,h;ng do moi saw AS much about
tho onnos,,e ser tbrougb ,be pewsnanors as
gentlemen. and I sunnose they would like us
10 believe that thew say nothing in private;
lint thew can't come IL. What is a Gict Is i
s,c, and fact. arc stnbboru THINGS Wbe. We
have anv,h;nc we ont with II and lat everv-
bodv know what we saw about everybody
also
We tall abont boon, of courso VIC do. and
;,., ,,hot r,ssso nor ro WON'T h,,st
shon, i, for ws aar,, make nrac,;cs of.ov-
inc ,vhs, rs. arc ashamed az ! bse Ieava n
\, sorr, ,t, ,sdv ,.t shs Ia ,r;dc,v ofr,b. ,rac
,.han .ho .,,;nLs ~. ,h..o .ro o,,, ,o,v ,,o,-
,anon ,hat A. 10, orr dow, hoons If an.
r,,,,a IN. tsls ,ho r.;ns 10 loot closs,, a, Tho
r,a,tsr she von,d discover her mistake. Man
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=. $500 - H.. H.. uharo /, ~.
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Te I'll, .r,,o.,nrlv da.;re - MAKE your nrom.
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25


TNsUR ANCE.-FARMERsL0o LOOK TO Yoll INTEh.
| ReTl4-Idye stock Insnrnucnc Company iorfc-s V"''"
aud Mule, nsire OF removable rates
WEST BRANCH INSURANCE COMPANY,
cArirAl 100000.
All losses promptly paid at this office.
Horses Cattle aud Mules, Insured agns accident anu
death. A. PouLsoN'u eherai As'"''
MECHANICS and others, dependent OH your daily labor
prepare for sickness while In health come 70 No. 301 Ming
Street. above Third In the Odd Fellows HALL md SCI yon
houlth insured reasonable rates. Weekly payments
made to persons while sick, promptly AT this office,
a. P0ULsoN, General Agent
INSURANCE against los by Fire. Buildings, Merohan-
dlse Furniture &c insured ut this Office ut reasonable
rates. A. POULSONi uoneru ABen''
MARINE INSURANCE.-0n Vessels, Boats, CargocH,
frcghts aud Merchandise transported on River Canal
o. Railroad. 4. POuLSONi Uenerai Agent
LIFEINSURANCE COMPANY Policiesarc issued from
this Office persons who may dcarc 10 insure their ives
Capital two aud half millions Of dollars,
A. PoULsON, General Agent,
sep10Sm lOa King Street, above ID, wilmington del
Isubmlt the following testimonial from Governor WIN
u PACKER showing the reputation Of the Company at home
WiLLiAMsPoRI, Ia. August Z. 1851,
ain personally acquainted with the Directors and ON
cors of tho West branch Insurance Company, at Lock a
yen Pa and chceruly bear Testimony TO their high char
acter as business company under their sontro
will undoubtedly be- safe aud prndently managed and all
losscs which it sustains hcnorahy adjusted, ,.,n
/ uKI ncL Ifavao Ctuton IA un Nor On 1879.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
DER. y. STNalHS q SONS


FAMILY MEDICINES. Many years experience III The
practice Of Medicine and cunparplled sncressatten
ing tue administrations nrmedicinesis certain gtaran.
tee that the afflicted will get the remedy that will cure
them cure can he effected at ALL These remedies lave
worked their way into public favor together on herow
merits. Those who them acknowledge them superior
to my other medicines they have ever used Thoy nrcp
pared according to the rules Of Pharmacy nv the pr0r
tors who are regularly educated physicians. They
follows:
DIR. j. sIMMs COUGH sYRUP.-Ths great Vegetable
Expectorant stands unrvaed for the thorough and speedy
creof Coughs Colds, Ioarseness, Sore Throat Mhoopu
Cough, Blood Splitting, Group, Weak Breast and all atec
tous OF the Throat and Lungs arising from neglected.
Cough or Cold Price so cents for large size bottles and y
cents, medium
DIR, j. sIsiMs WHITE LINIMENT.--This great extc
nal remedy has proved beyond dobt the hest remedy
offered for external purposes II Ii ennently valuable
rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat Aiiinps Stiffness and
Numbness oil the Limbs ToOollaclc. Palsy, t0u Corn
snrains Bruises scalds Aches and Pains Of eyory cala
ter Beware OF limitations. Nome genuine without tho
written signature Of y simms, Nj D. on the wrapper
Price % cents per bottle.
DIR. j. sIMMs CHOLERA sYRUP.--The great cure lor
Acute aud Chronic Dlarrhea. Warrantedffee from 0pttr
This remedy IL undoubtedly tho best remedy for the
u Bowel Complaints Dysentery Collie, Cramps Cholera
Mrrbus, Cholera lnihntum and the Summer Diseases a
DIR. }, SIMMs' VEGETABLE PILLS sugar coatcl@r
plain These Pills operate without gripping, Hickenng,
or leaving the Bowels costve They have proved perfect
antidote for Sick Headache, and very efecua cure r
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Bechng Rel-
atisn Nervousness, Irregularities, Low Spirits Jaunditei
Humors &c and all Diseases arising from torpid Liver n
cotve state of the system Price rs cents five boxes
for 81.
Prepared only by DR.. j. sIsiss SON dealers in pure
Family Medicines, &C., Fourth KingStreets Wilmington
StOrekeepers and dealers supplied very liberal TERMS
Orders solicited These remedies are sold By most osto
keepers and dealers gcnorally aDgl-6m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
Music and Variety store.

III GEORGIA. BATTERBURy announces 10 his frieuds
and the public that he has removed to the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. John Marsh No al Market street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets Wilmington, where he i-
tends keeping Music, Music Books. fine Italian Violin and
Guitar srings Viuns Guitars, Flutes, ffes, AccOreons,
and Musical Merchandise Also, general assortment Of
BILL Cap and Letter Paper, BankboOks, Envelopes Pens,
Pencils and Ink, Port Monnaies Port Foos, Hair Cloth
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Combs Razors, Strops, Pocket
Knives, C0rnenn Rings, &C., Pocket Compasses, &c lie
will also keep Prayer Books Plain Tinted and Coiored
Lthographs Steel and other Engrayings and Oil Paintings
NB-Pictures selected from Publishers Catalogues pro-
cured Immediately. GEO. A. DATTERBURY.
ials-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25

lQUlD RENNET for making Cold Custard Fruit ,Junket.
8e.-A teaspoontn to quart of milk will produce a
urn enra ~ few minutes, making Of the most whole
Tor this season Of the year Price 20 cents per bottle Pre-
pared only by r. BRINGIjItRST 4 N iie
july pharmaceuiHts, Corner 9th { Market Streets.
John II, sTIDHANI, GROCER corao. r
~ second and Walnut Streets, Wilmington Del. keens
constantly on hand complete assortment Of Ola Sugars
Goees Teas Spices, Molasses Tobacco Bacon Hang nrd
uheese Rice Fish, ground aud fine Salts extra and sumo
ror Flour Corn Meal Starch, &c. I Is select stock of
mayl4-ly $3.50 - ~ W." ehu"p'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25


E5E wlioLtSAl.i, Aslst'& LIQUOR plitilNe,
AAAsS N cninef " iih AMI Hhrlcy Stioei-, Whining
tom Del The snbecrcrs lcins cngage N le Wine and
Liquor busness Seiusiyciy takes hlaethnd infUrnng
their friends and tbepuhlc GENERALLY tpt they now have
the argcet mud hest variety Of WINES. DiiNDIEs and
GIN besides every species of domestic liquors in the State
which be purchased at New York and philadelphia
prices. comprising
Cognac Brandy, ii Jamaica Spirits, n
Pale Champagne, scotch Whlskey
Pale do Irish do
Extra do Holland Gin,
Old Monongahela whiskry, Aleghana Mlskey. Bourbon
whiskey. The very hest double recled Whkcy In the
country, that caniot be bought cheaper elsewhere.
WINES-Madern, Hort, Tuncra Sherry, Lisbon, Sweet
Malaga. Champagne and CaiCt. All Of which nie war
lanted TO he pure and Of tile bc4i quality.
BRANDIEs.-Raspberry, Blackberry, Ginger Cherry,
Lemon Syrup and Cordias.
Ca Tayernkeepers and Retail dealers supplied at cheap
rates on reasonable terus
MEDICINAL PURPOSES. -Inyolids aud others desiring
old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal puposee will find
to their advantage cali and examine stock OF una
dulteTated liquors before purchasing elsewhere
aB- Persons at distance will find their orders prumpt
~ attended to. All quOre sent free Of charge amy dis
TANGO within twenty miles
a8- Hotels supplied in Casks, DeniUohns,&e.
So Purchasers will find II to their Rdsantangc 10 "a
OF the old stand N, H. Corner Of Fourth and Shrlcy Ssa
and examine extensive stock before making h0ir rn
chasea. ap231n WtTSlL a fOA.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
Flour, Feed, Grain and seed.

IN G.. CHANDLER g. SON,
CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED GRAIN AND NEED
depot No 400 Market street q doors above 4tl west
sie) Wilmington. Delaware, where may be found CON
stantly good assessment Of Agricultural Seeds such az
Red Clover Timothy Orchard GrnsH, Herd Grass Mixed
Lawn Grass Broom Corn Annual Rye Grass White Dutch
Clover. Primitive Green Grass Mct, Bnckwheat Osnge
Orange Italian Rye Grass tcrennial.) aud FlaNsetil
MISUNDERSTANDING, Hemp, Mlct, Rape, Yellow,
Nav, Lettuce aud unhulletl Rice
FLOWER SEEDS.-Annual, Biennial and Perennial
large assortment comprising such kinds only as have
proved suited to this climate.
s- Hops Kentucky Blue Grass. farina, Corn Star b,
Pearl Barley, Flour, &c, 7. G. CHANDLER a soA'
dccS-iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
GUNSNHITHHHING.

T 0CKSMlTIiIN0, BELL HANGING AND IRON RAIL
ING, No. l04 Shpey Street. between 9th and 9Th, vii.
mngton, Delaware. Thankful for past fyurs the under
signed hegs leave to inform the public that he still con
ucs At the old stand No 0l Shpey Street Many yearsof
practical experience aud thorough knowledge of his bust
ness enables him 10 warrant satisfaction all who may
favor him with their orders lie further calls attention to
a LOCK MADE ny HIMSELF, which is certain proof
against robbers ROBERT WAGNER,
ap23-ly Gun and Loclsmth 1Ol Shipley Street
81 Scissors Knives Saws, Razors and all other kinds
rutlarv Al ar al nd INIT In ,cf. nt,lar
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25

\ TURKISH GRAvg-YARD.--One day, as
strolled through an almost disused part OF the
!. Petit Champ des Morris as the French of
Pera playfully call the old Turkish burial
ground, through which their lively chic pro-
menade runs, Hooked among the tombs around
me, a1d saw grave, Immediately facing where
stood, that had lately fallen in, just as bad
ly baked pie might do at the first shivering
touch of the knife. AS the Turks are not civ
ilised enough yet to boast of -esurrectionmen,
and as their doctors are not studious of deaths
secrets as to give even one fathring for dead
Turks, whether murdered for the purpose or
not, began to wonder for moment what had
led to this yawning aperture. But, when l in
stantly remembered that poor Turks are buried
without collins, only laths or light hoop wood
being placed to keep the earth from pressing
uncomfortably on the pale man, ceased tn
wonder. The body decays, the earth, unless
renewed, falls in and what leads to this ghast-
ly and alarming accident still more, is that
the Turks are in the habit Of leaving hole
communicating from the body to the upper air
The edge of this tube the sun chaps, and the
crack, running downwards at once, levers up
the baked clay. was turning away, wonder
ing what horror would next meet my eyes in
this strange country, when 10 the ground gap
ed and cracked wider, and from the dark loath-
some little cave toddled upwards, winking to
the light, a little wild dog pup, his yellowish
har still almost down, and before had done
wondering at finding the poor mans grave
turned into kennel, up toddled, screeching
loudly, yelping, and rolling now and then on
their backs, four others of the same breed, the
respected mother of the family refusing to ap-
pear, and remaining in her unfragrant, subter-
ranean drawing room.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
FISH! FISH FHSM!!

U'HE FISH MARKET.--To THE CITIZENS or
i WILMINGTON AND VICINITY II take this method
to inform my and friends that will have va
rcy Of superior PlS for sale my stand the East end
of Second Street Market House, every Tuesday from II
day. On Fridays and Saturdays Of every week will al
ways he found the entire day with excellent supply Of
Fish ut the west end Of Fourth Street Market All In
Of good and cheap article be by calling
the undersigned. GEORGE KELLER
..a..E Ii
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
err ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
ISR0M all sections Of the country subscribers ots POP
II ular Art institution tuow in Ito sixth yrNr) are hing
received in ratio unparalleled with that Of any previous
year. .,, .,
ANY person can become member by subscribing ~
which will entc him to 80,
1st The beautiful steel engraving, shakespeare and his
Friends
3D. copy the elegantly Illustrated Art journal one
year. a,,, 80 NJ,
way, New York,
In addition to which, over four hundred valuable Works
Of Art given to subscribers Premiums comprising
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The superb Engraving, which every subscriber Will re-
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Think Of III Such work delivered free Of Charge ana
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Subscriptions will be received until the evening OF Tues
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No person restricted to single subscription Those re-
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Address CL DERBY, C. A. A.
546 and j4s Broadway. New York.
Al Subscriptions also received and the Picture delivered
at once by WILLIAM b. WIGGINS, Hon. See.
100 King street, for Wilmington and vicinity.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
Conveyancing & Draughtimg

NV fbLfAW d. W ItItFTNSg NUTAKf PUBLIC
and conyeynncer. Commissioner Of Deeds Architect
and Draughtsman.0nlcc GA King street.-Deeda Bonds
Mortgages Lenses Releases, Willis Agreements, Contracts
Sc &C., written with ut short notice. Particular
attention given to Marine Protesting, and taking the
acknowledgements Of Deeds to he used In the different States
Of tho Union.
Drawings and Specifications furnished to builders
tractors and parties applying for patents.
Land Warrants, extra pay &c. procured for parties
titled to such from the United States government.
Persons having business transact with me- will find me
In my Office FROM in the morning until In the evening"
septlnly WILLIAM b. wIGGINS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,
A VALUABLE AND RELIADLE

VALUABLE AND RELIABLE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Nervous De.
bility and all diseases arising from
a disordered condition of the Stonl-
ach and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
ly concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail iii permanent.
ly curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tons. One bottle, in many cases.
will afford decided relief.
80 cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. McInall, ~ Market St;
L. Bringhurst & Co., Sixth and
Market SITS; Jos. Bennett, lOl
Market St.; VIM. B. Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market SITS, and 7.
r. Hammersley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured by
MACNICHOL & BRO.
late LoUNBURY & Co., No. so N.
Fifth ST., Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment of Cancers, Tu-
mors, Ulcers and Wens, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
JOB TRIMMING
saddle and Harness NHanul-

TNACTORY.--1h subscriber respectfully announ-
IL esto the citizens Of Wilmington and the public gene
rally that he has commenced the Saddle and Harness MAX
ing Business, at
No. % Aipiey street, 5ctow I'd, Wilmington, Del.
The undersigned fully believes that good Harness
establishment will be handsomely supported if conducted
In TO suit the wants Of people As MIR r. sthc
only employer that makes Lis Saddles in the best and
most workmanke manner thus feeling assured that those
who may ntroniae him will receive full equivalent for
their money His stock consists of Plain and Qned Shat
Plain and Common Saddles Single and Double Harness Of
all kinds. Wagon Harness. Brides. Collars Wagon and
Driving Whips Trunks and Yalises Carpet bags fyNcts
Of all sorts Buffalo robes anketS &c t0geheF with every
article usually kept in thisnc of business all Of which he
will sell Ms low any other establishment in the city
B9- Repairing done with neatnesH and despatch.
anla1y AMOS RINOwAIT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
WILLIAM q. LOWE.

HI MERCHANT TAILOR.
W. No 16l Market Street above Front Wilmington.
ILL., Delaware, would most respectfully call the attention
Of the public to the large stock OF readymae Clothing
which he Keeps constantly hand and sells the very
lowest cash prices lie makes all kinds Clothing to Of
terhavinGan excellent cutter he prepared to execute
customer work will ncatness and despatch He keeps on
hand good assortment Of Cloths Cssimercs ald Vest
ngs, which the public il invited 10 call anil examine.
BY strict attention to business he expects heretofore,
TO merit share of the public patronage, lnyT-3m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25

A DuTcHMAx having friend hung in this
country, wrote to his friends, Informing Thorn
that after addressing large meeting Of oiti-
Eens, the scaffold on which he stood gave way,
owing to which he fell and broke his meek.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25

k-t9-HS WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Sxs Corner Of Second and Orange Streets, Wilmington,
Drl The nbscrihor keeps constantly banda excellent
variety Of Wine and Liquors such Cosnac Brandy Pale
Champagne, Irsh Whiskey, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin,
Madcria Port Shorty aud all other Wines reasonable
terms.
Agent for Gaus Porter and o of tho first quality nil
OF which will bo eervoi Families Ta,erns ut short
notice, and on reasonable terms
a.. NHaINI
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-25
WILLIAM JONES'

N FURNITURE WARERooMs,
I Nos 1903 aud 1o5 N W. Corner Of Front and shpley
.streets, Wilmington, Del All kinds Of Furniture
manufactured aud kept constantly hand such as Sofas
Chairs Bureaus, Tables, Book Cases, Wasstans oatcads
What-Nos sidehoar Secretaries Spring, Hair IIns
Mattresses &C.. &C.
fD- Old Furniture Repaired. ia
N. B. COFFINS made aud FUNERALS attended at the
shortest notice. scD2ltf