Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-08-17
CITY NOTICES.

Who rue GlRLs ARE.-In one of the fac
cries of Maine, recently, the proprietors re
luced the wages; whereupon, there was a
general determination to strike, and as they
we're obliged to give months notice before
quitting work, they have IN the meantime IS
sued circular to the world at large, in when
is the following interesting paragraph:
" We are now working out our notice, and
shall soon be without employment can turn |
our hand to most anything; don't like 70 be
idle, but determined not to work for nothing,
where folks can afford to pay. VINO wants
help We can make bonnets, dresses, pud-
dings, pies and cakes, patch, darn, KNIT roast,
stow and fry, make butter and cheese, milk
cows, feed chickens, hoe corn, sweep out the
kitchen, put the parlor to rights make beds
split wood, kindle fires, wash and iron, be-
sides being remarkably fond of babies ; in fact,
can do anything the most accomplished house
wife is capable Of not forgetting the seedlings
on Mondays and Saturdays. For specimens OF
spirit, will refer you to our overseer. speak
quick. Black eyes, fair foreheads, clustering
locks, beautiful as Hebe, can sing like Sc
raph, and smile most bewitchingly. An ell
DERBY gentleman in want Of housekeeper, OF
a nice man in want of a wiie-wllllng 10 sus-
tain either character; in fact, we are in the
market. Aside from the above qualifications,
a sewing machine in all its branches, and yet
it has been asserted by the lords of creation
that the best sewing machine in the world is
one about IL years old, that has pocket to
| put their wages i'll, and wears gaiter boots oil
this the reader must decide,N Maine, like
Delaware, can boast of her euterpHsing girls,
but she boasts of her timber, ice and stone,
and they want our peaches, grapes, MELONS
and sweet potatoes; and among other things
they want cheap shoe store, like that OF Y.
Flanigen, corner OF Sixth and Market streets
where they can get their gaiter boots for : 81
per pair.
THE SnoP TAILoR's STRIKE IN New
YORK. The joWneymen tailors Of New
York claim that they have gainen vict0rl
over their employers, while the employer
declare that the men have been compele
TO rive IN. The name OF fourteen first elias
firms are published as having gwen in VIII
can give employment to over 1000 men. q
course this disagreement has caused q sus
+, pension OF business, but this does not afiet
Muhlhausen, King street, below Fifth, an
he still continues TO manufacture beautiIu
] suts OF clothes at the most reasonable price
G WALK SPANIsH.-A novelty that IS ju
now coming INTO vogue is tall, Spanisl
shaped hat, tapering toward the crown, al
: with n moderately Wlue aTcHeu nflnl, lurnt
. up slightly at the sides. Other of the
Spanish hats are of black straw, bound al
i trimmed with cerise, or of brown stray
). trimmed with feather and rosctte of pa
l. gold color 1t is peculiarly attractive wht
!. worn with pair of the nice fitting boots
c CATERS always kept for sale by Birnie, 8
Market street.
" liz A MAN WANTS BOTTLE or WHSLE
h let him buy it and take it home like ma
)i and not sneak home with bottle of GLITTER
II or cordial, and pretend that it is medioir
If he wants tonic that is something bett
,, than temporary stimulant, he should get
n bottle of Peruvian Syrup, Can Iron Tonie) Il
- will vitali2e the blood, and give dural
Re strength to the system
THOSE wHo WANT TO INSURE in the b
#, and most successful Life Insurance Compal
ID should call on woolston & Co., No. 10 Is
v. Third Street, General Agents of the Natio
&c Life Insurance Company of the United Sta
Of America.