Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14

lery, &C., 10 Thomas Y de Normandie, who
will continue the business at the old stand, No.
a02 Market street. he cordially recommends
his successor to those who have been customers
at the store, as one who perfectly understands
the business, and will attend Va their wants
both agreeably and with promptness.
Dec. |, 1862, CLEYEST B. sMfTH.
The subscriber having been identified with
the establishments of David Smyth, David
Smytb & Son and Clement B. Smyth, for the
past eighteen years, has purchased the store
which the latter has occupied, together with
the stock of goods now on hand, with the In
tention Of carrying on the same business. The
stock is by far the largest and most complete
of its kind In the State, and embraces nearly
every article in use, Of sither China, Glass or
Queensware, as we'll as good assortment Of
Silver Plated and Britannia ware, Cutlery, &C.,
Re. Also the most extensive stock OF Coal
Oil Lamps, Chimneys and Shades in this city.
The purest quality Of Kerosene Oil always on
hands Il 10 hoped the old customers and
friends Of the establishment will continue with
the change of proprietorship, the patronage so
literally bestowed ON the former owner.
THOMAS y De N0RMANDIE,
febl4-tf 302 Market st., Wilmington, Del.
TO Ms Patrons Of tas Sunday Pap~s.-we au-
nounced four weeks ago that we were going to
supply the people of Wilmington with Sunday
Papers at Philadelphia prices; but after hav-
ing given this experiment fair trial, we find
il will not pay. We are therefore, much to our
regret, compelled to return to our old rates,
viz :--Dispaieh cts., Transcript cts, Mercury
cts. per copy. Those who have placed their
names on our subscription list for papers ut
Philadelphia prices, and do not now feel will
ing to pay as above, will please give us notice
Immediately as we cannot, after this date,
Jan. 25,) furnish any person for such low
rates. We would be happy for all the sub
scribers that have come in during the past few
weeks to continue with u.s., but rather than
have any trouble or Misunderstanding, we
would strike their names from our lists when
they are not satisfied with theterms. Those
who have paid in advance for their papers " i'll
receive them until the end ofthe time paid for
at Philadelphia rates. The papers, as; hereto
fore, will be- served regularly every Sunday
morning by faithful carriers, WHEN desired, OF
they may be had at the Tobacco and Segar
Store, cor. 4th and King Sts., or at the Barber
Shop in Market st. below 9Th, (ArcAde Row.
All papers to be paid for IS received.
JOSEPH s. DAVIS,
Sole Agent for the City Of Wilmington, Del.
A Rars Ghanee.-Being about to reiinquish
my present business, good opportunity ia
now offered to any ono wishing to engage in
the Jewelry business. I am now selling out,
and shall continue to do so, until all my stock
is sold, at cost prices, for csah only. The
stand is a good one. The only reason for SELL
ing out IS for tho purpose of engaging in a
different business In Philadelphia.
&c. N0BLIT, ..e+
No. Sal Market st., b.
Wilmington, Del.
Nofiet.-7Jsmss q. Pickels, the well known
wholesale and retail china and sarthenware
merchant, Market street between Second and
Third streets, has now and will continue 90
have on hand, q very large and well selected
assortment of china and Queensware and tea
sets of every description imaginable. Mr.. p.
Is always calculated to suit the public Ia any
thing 10 his line Of trade, that they may want;
and, above all other things, he sells cheap for
cash, cheaper than the most of his class OF
merchants. His store Is handsomely cited up
in every respect, and those calling on bin
will be very much pleased with bis ssso: tment
of chins and earthenwars. isa<-tf.
Gosng oHs Of iSsmmr Ssook.--As this ls the
season Of the year for closing outof Summer
stock of Boots and Shoes, In order 70 make
room for fall and Winter stock, here throw
out Inducements to the public, by the way Of
cheap Boots aud Shoes. have now over 800
pairs Of Mems, women's Misses and Childrens'
Boots and Shoes that must be sold In few
days, If not at one price, they must 60 at
another, as must have the room for Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Those gentlemen
tlLst have bssn waiting for those high cut
)! 49, on 1siI slf hse Eases and nd
probably they will DO the last we shall have
this winter, at that price and quality, az Boots
snd Shoes of all kinds are rapidly raising in
price, so you that are In want OF great bar.
gains, call and see for yourselves, as have a
large stock Of goods on hand, bought at 20
per cent less than they are selling to day in
the market Call at the Cheap Boot and Shoe
Store, corser of I'd and Market sts., Whining.
Ton, Del.
GEO. q. WALTER.
Cloeks.--Willism Spsrry, 3 clock mskei
who has been tried for the last IL years in his
vicinity aud proved himself an excellent work
man, has permanently located himself at No.
loo West Ninth street, where he can be found
al all times, and consulted upon matters ap-
pertaining 10 his business. Mr.. sperry is SO
well known In this community that It only Ie-
quires notice Of his whereabouts to insure his
work.
ONsiis cheap fancy and staple Dry Goods
Store, No. 3l3 Market Street, Wilmington,
Delaware, four doors below 4th street. Keeps
constantly on hand general assortment OF
everything in the Dry Goods line, as cheap as
can be found any where else. The finest as
sortment of Embroidery in the State, as low
rs any House in New York or PhiladelphiA.
Please give him call. No. 3l3 Market street,
four doors below Fourth Street
feb. 22-ly. JOHN O'NEIL.
Ter ARTISANS SAvIsss BAsK, No. lit Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open
to receive deposits and make payments, daily,
except Sundays, from 8 o'clock, A. NJ, till
p. NJ. On Tuesday evenings from Z to 8 o.
clock, and on Saturday evenings from to
o'clock.
Profits upon deposits In this institution at
ter payment OF necessary expet les, are all to
be divided among the depositors No salaries
are to be paid to the officers III til after the
payment of dividends amounting to at least 9
per cent. per annum to the depos tors.
The charter enacts that no m mber Of the
Board OF Managers shall be EMIT ed to receive
any profit or emolument for his services as such,
Or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited
with the Corporation.
William s. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Eli Todd Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Rowland,
Thomas w. Bowers, George w. Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard b. Wales, Clement B. smyth,
DR.. J. r. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Oanby.
WILLIAM s. HILLEs, President.
GEoReR W. BUSH, Vice President.
JoHR MoLKAR. Treasurer.
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the root of your suffering Is in the stomach
From weak stomach proceed dyspepsia, Lam
guor, oppression In the diaphragm, jaundice
headache, nausea, bodily weakness, dimness
VI sight, heartburn, costiveness, dysenterygand
legion of other tormenting diseases. Indi-
sestion produces thin blood, and thereby des-
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10 restore the tone Of the stomach, and enable
/ TO throw of, and dismiss forever, all these
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5 necessary but persevering use of Hoof-
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Jackson Philadelnhia There Ia no fnfsfaka