Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
CITY NOTICES.

Il IN
Them. = AS a general rule, q good servant is a
thlhg to be devoutly thankful for. Next ia
having good wife or husband, comes the
comfort OF neat smart, faithful servant. II
matters not what may be her color, white,
black, red, or indigo blue, il is all the same,
II she only act right. There cannot be much
comfort in any family which is cursed by a
Dad servant. No matter how good-natured
all your family may be no matter how
wealthy you may be no matter how pleasant
lnlngs iall into your daily life, if the affairs
vi IN, ,ne Kitchen are always going wrong, you
WIN nave worm at the core depend on that.
~ then, You have good servant, he good to
hef, that you may render her happy to make
your house her perpetual home, unless she
shoulu unfortunately get married or die. In
oruer TO prevent the former catastrophe, allow
iler 10 see freely all her masculine cousins, Nc.
Just as sure as you lay on an introduction you
VIII awake some wretched morning and dis
cover that your lower apartments are deserted
ana your servant bride. The latter discovery
may not be made for some time after the form
CT mas been. In order to assist in preventing
your good girl from dying, see that she has
things convenient for her work. Don't allow
her to 60 from a steaming wasl-tub out into
the unshoveed snow to hang out clothes, nor
expect her to do regular work when she is sick
enough to be in bed Take care of her, as ii
YOU nave some idea of her being made of flesh
ana blood, the same as you are. When you
nave extra gay times up stairs, don't forget
your servant sits alone below, listening to the
sound OF pleasures above that she may not
nope to share, hut send, or go yourself, and
say there is something for you, =" which is sure
10 cause the flash ofsnnshine to come over her
lonesome heart. In this act let her see that
1t is token of your thoughts for her amid the
gay scenes OF life. Say something to her to
show that although she is your servant, and
must wait on you and your comnany; vet you
regard her respectfully aud kindly, the same
as Flanigen tne cheap shoe dealer-does,
corner OF Sixth and Market streets. All those
who patronize his popular shoe store in this
present day and generation, remember we sell
boots and shoes here, not brown sole calami-
ties.
And when Abraham and the people beheld
the wonderful cures which were produced by
this drink, Abraham said, MY children must
not suffer give me thy dlnk to drink, and |
will give it name. -
And so Abraham drank, and said there was
nothing like it, even in Sanganon county
that it was bitter to the lips, but good for the
stomach and because there We're bitter times
IN lighting the masters o. the plantations, it
shall be torevermore called PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS; and SO it has been.
And the wonderful work which it has per-
formed is witnessed at this day in every town,
parish, village and hamlet throughout all the
world.
And he said, "Let it be proclaimed through
out the length and breadth of the land, from
the valleys and mountain tops, that all who
suffer from fevers. dyspepsia, weakness, loss
oil appetite, nervous headache, and mental de-
spondency, will find relief through the PLAN
rATIoN BITTRRs. They add tone to the stomach
and brilliancy to The mind, of which |, 0 peo-
pie, am living example,"
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supcrior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne and sold at half tho
price.
The MANNER IN WulCn A House Is PA
pered is generally the first thing that attracts
the attention of a visitor. If the paper cor
responds with the character Of the furniture,
and is neatly put up, the house has an elegant
and graceful appearance; but ifthe paper is i'll
adapted and clumsily hung, the whole interior
has an ungenteel and awkward look, no matter
now well its other embellishments are selected.
II Is necessary, however, before purchasing
to have large and varied assortment of paper
hanglngs to choose from, and experienced
hands to hang it properly. Both of these re-
qulsltes can be obtained at the store of John
X. Holt. 6ls Market Street. Wilmington.
HATS, CAp+, UMBRELLAS, CANES, &e.-Lewis
Z. Springer, No. 233 Market street, west side,
(below Third street, Wilmington, Del, is at
all times prepared with a seasonable assert.
ment of the most FAsHToNABLR STYLES of Hats
and Caps of superior make and finish, to sup
ply his customers and the public, All goods
will be sold at reduced prices. His Silk Hat
trade will be made an object to ALL ranging in
prioes from @4.uQ 30 5000. An extra quality
coniormed to the head, to lit as easy as an old
one, will be 5000. All other goods reduced
in proportion. Canes, Umbrellas, Suspenders,
&C., also on hand. A call by old friends and
a visit from new customers is requested. Our
new stock is worthy of examination.
A "SwEET THNon IN CLOTHES. We have
the pleasure of announcing to the male fash
ionable world that a new and sweet thing in
evening dress has appeared in London, and,
being worn by the ''Grst gentlemen in the
realm, must now be speedily adopted as the
correct costume. At the grand ball at Mari
borough House, ON the 9Th of July, His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales, and many of
the most distinguished gentlemen present,
appeared in the new costume, which consists
of "a blue dress-coat, gold buttons, white silk
waistcoat, and black breeches, - but they were
not near as handsome as those manufactured
by Muhlhausen, King street, below Fifth.
II this should happen to meet the eyes of
anybody who has never been to ROCKHLL Il
WILSON'S Great "Brown Stone Clothing Hall, -
we advise him to go there on his next visit to
Philadelphia. There is no other establish
ment in the city Or elsewhere where such
satisfaction can be obtained in clothing for
man or boy ut such moderate prices. Those
who go once, always go again. Make a memo
raudum in your note book, when you next go
to town, thus II must get me nice Sum.
mer suit at Rockhill & Wilson's" Also, 81
must get Johnny new Garbaldi suit, and III
get it at Rockhill & Wilson's"
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. The largest
finest and best stock of ready. made Spring and
Summer Clothing in this city, can be found at
Moore's, 22s Market Street, one door below
Third. All articles sold at this establishment
are warranted as represented, and are all made
by Wilmington workmen. Remember the
number-22s. The only lirst-class Ready
Made Clothing Establishment in Wilmington
where goods are guaranteed and sold at less
than Philadelphia prices.
PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE.-It has long been
a desire to have tonic for invalids which is
both pleasant and agreeable to the taste. This
we have in the "Standard Wine Bitters,i of
mr. hllreu ppeeI' lhelr eHect upon the eys-
TEN is mildly stimulating, diuretic, sudoriac
and tonic beneficial in affections of the Kid
neys, Chronic diseases, with general debility
of the constitution.
Sold by Druggists.
A DISTRESSING Couch causes the friends of
the sufferer almost as much pain as the sufferer
himself, and should receive immediate atten-
ton. DR.. Histar's Bdlsdm of IFald Cherry
qpaa1tlv he
throat, SC. 1t will always relieve consumption,
and in many well attested cases it has effected
a perfect cure.
THE SHOE TRADE is said to be so brisk that
goods are sOled as fast as manufactured but
Birnie sells his handsome boots and shoes
faster than they are manufactured, for so great
is ba rueh M Lie hnQ - -