Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

We call the attention of persons DESTROYS of
purchasing China, Glass or Queensware, to
the new China Store Of J. G. Pickles, No. 213
Market Street, Formerly occupied by S. d.
Eyes,) who has a large and ins assortment OF
French and English China, Ironstone Chine,
Tea, Dinner and Toilet sets also large as
Hertment of Glassware. Having largely iu-
creased his stock of ware, and receiving goods
direct from first hands he is enabled and will
sell them wholesale or retail as cheap as can
be bought in Philadelphia or elsew here
therefore, persons who desire to purchase
will find tito their interest to give him call.
ALoSzo was taken TO church for the first
time. The services had not begun. Deacon
Wella, bald-headed man came in A.; Alonzo
looked at him cuiiously. Mr.. ostrom came
dow n the aisle, and he had no hair W here the
hair ought to grow. Alonzo was fgeiy Squire
Jones, as bald as Mount Blanc, walked in,
and Alonzo could hold in no longer. In a
clear ringing little voice, he cried Oh,
ma, ma, there comes another man with a
skinned head"
II they had used Simms' Botanic Hair Tonic
Six months before Alonzo went to church, he
would have been cheated out of all his fun.
HARD TiMEs.-No doubt there Is but few
persons in our Country, who have not felt the
pressure of our present National troubles,
and let the largest part of our Mechanics and
Laborers be deprived of their weekly earnings.
and then comes Hard Times in good earnest.
Such Ia the case with large body of our
population at the present time, and therefore
II behooves us all to look around and sec
where the most can be got forpur little earn
ings, and in view OF this state of things, am
in the market with goods for the quality and
prices can not be equaled in this section of
country therefore, | announce to the public
that have just received within the last few
days over sixty cases and packages of Boots
aud Shoes, mostly bought for Cash, at War
prices, which eau sell very low.
In the Gents line have twelve different
kinds Of fine boots. | have patent leather
boots that make, that got 5000 per pair
for and French Calf Boots am making, that
| readily get IS per pair for, and ye; have
fine calf Boots at $3.50, 300 and 81 So that
is truly very low for them and Gents Shoes |
both fine and coarse. | have over fifteen diff
srent kinds and so II is with Ladies' fine
Caters have eleven different kinds. | |
have them from 81 pair down to 75c a pair, |
at all prices and havea lot of Colored Gal |
tersA (Ladies') that are Wilmington make.
that cost Sl.50 to make some of them, that |
am selling for SO and rs cents a pair. The
reason am selling them so low Is, they are 1
not in the hsighth of fashion this SPRING
and as for Ladies' morocco and leather boots |
and slippers have lots of them. | am re-
failing Ladies' morocco and leather healed |
boots for 81 and 81. per pair, a real good |
shoe, and Children's boots and shoes. | have |
over forty different kinds, from English Kid, |
Patent Leather and Bottom Heeled Shoes that |
sell at $l.25 per pair, down to chidren's |
shoes, at II cents a pair. All the different |
styles and kinds too numerous to mention
and to those Ladies who have been waiting
on me for the last week or two, for those
English Lasting Caters, with heels and good |
soies, that was to sell at II per pair, say
they are here in good order.
GEO. H. WALTER.
May II, 1922
John s. Kennard & Bro, offer some great
bargains from the large catalogue auction |
sales. We would here remark that the goods |
sold at these sales ale not old style, but neo and
fresh, direct from the European importers and |
They are sold in large lots to |
obbers and heavy retailers, often at great
sacrifice. Persons may rest assured that
goods bought of this firm will be just what |
they are represented. The following are
among the many bargains they offer l lot
Linen Napkins, IS cents per dozen; lot su-
per do, ST. % per doz. 25 doz. ladies' linen
handkerchiefs he; 10 dog. mems ber'd do,
'7Ac.; ps. mohair checks, 3lc.; ps. purple
md white plaids, &c.; lot linen crash, SIC.
ps. all wool Spring aelaines, 374, very fine;
les Paris fl de chevres, new article 25
o 81; lots new parasols, from 75c. to $3.50;
ps. rich chintz bareges, 374c.; ps. new
lyle French mozambique, 12a latest style
'loaks and mantillss, from New York and
also theirown make coaks aud
nantillas made to order.
as- About this time you ought to try
To indulge in q new Neck Tie.
Titcomb once spoke his mind about it,
He said no man was dressed without it;
From east to west, from pole to pole,
No stocks like that displayed by Cole
" the Cents Furnishing Store, Shirt and
jollar Mandatory and Machine Stitching
'lace, No. ia Market street. may le At. |;
INDIAN QUEEN hotel, fifth and Market sts.,
Delaware. The subscriber is
pleased to announce to his friends and pat
'ons, that he has released the above named
iote with all its valuable stock of furniture
md fixtures, and that it will give him great
pleasure at all times to see his old customers
md acquaintance at the "Indian Queen"
md he assures them that nothing shall be
wanting ON his part to make them feel at
lome during their stay.
The stables attached to his hotel are ample
or the accommodation of fifty head of hor-
es, and are always provided with the best of
november, and attended by careful and at
entive hostlers. c. M. ALMOND,
Proprietor.
MONOPOLY 0UTDoYR-CoMPEriTIo THE LIFE
IF TRADR.--Almost everybody is aware that
here is certain party here that has had
most OF the Philadelphia newspapers iDonop-
lized in such manner that il has been i'm
possible for any other dealer to get papers at
III, at anything like seasonable hours. But,
We are happy to say, this difficulty has, at
ength, been partially overcome by J.. S.
Davis, of sl3 Market st., as he has succeeded
n obtaining an agency for g The Fress,'' one
# the leading and the most substantial and :
elable papers published in PHILADELPHIA
t may be had at his News room by O'Clock
very morning or it will be served by carri-
RS at IL cents per week He also keeps con-
family on hand all the other Newspapers,
PERIODICALS. &c, which will be disposed Of on
he most reasonable terms. We hope gem
rous public will bestow on him liberal
hare OF patronage. The location of his place
$ one that will conveniently embrace large
cope of our city-Sl3 Market Street, above
he Institute.
WAsrEp.--Persons who have been disappoint-
d, In having clocks, watches, jewelry and /,
iusicial instruments repaired, to step around /
0 the corner OF Sixth and King sts., and give {
Ii. Bleyer trial, he has the reputation of
ding his wokk right. All kinds of musical {
istruments such as melodeons, iutinas, must
al boxes, pianos &C., repaired in the best
tanner, and at fair prices. Particular atten- Z