Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-24


Lation Bitters
1--WE had no conception of the wide spread
suffering which exists, or of the most infallible
cures produced by the Plantation Bftters,
when we first commenced Offering them for
sale. We now find that every house has
weak child, an ailing parent, or debilitated
aged member, who needs this Tonic Our
Laboratory has grown from single room to an
immense building, and our sales from lew
bottles to many hundred dozens per day, and
we are glad to know that they have done you
SO much good.
MAoN6IlA WATER. Superior to the best i'm t
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
HATS, CAR, UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c.-Lewls
G. Springer, No. 233 Market street, west side,
(below Third street., Wilmington, Del, is at
all times prepared with a seasonable assort-
ment of the most FAsMioNABLE STYLES OF HATS
and Caps of superior make and finish, TO sup
ply his customers and the public, All go0us
will be sold at reduced prices. His SILK nat
| trade will be made an object to all, ranging III
prices from $4. 90 to $500 An extra quality,
conformed to the head, to ft 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
visit from new customers is srequested. Our
new stock is worthy of examination.
The MANNER IN Which HOUSE Is Pa
pered is generally the first thing that attracts
the attention of 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 Ill
adapted and clumsiy hung, the whole interior
has an ungenteel and awkward look, no matter
how well its other embellishments are selected.
II is necessary, however, before purchasing
| d, lox Iur al tyur iaA
hangings to choose FROM and experienced
hands to hang it properly. Both of these re-
auisites can be obtained at the store of John
Il. Holt. 0ls Market Street. Wilmington.
TnE New STYLES. The full dress evening
suit for receptions and small gatherings still
consists of a black dress coat with black vest
and black pantaloons. The ball and opera
costumes are to be composed of a blue, olive
/; or claret dress coat. with buttons to match oil
! similar colors, white vest and light plaid
I pantaloons To this decided innovation ovel
the late funeral garb few adventurous spiriti
may add brass buttons. in the style of twenty
! five years ago. Muhlhausen, King street, be
y low Fifth, is prepared TO manufacture these ol
any other styles that may be required, at thu
shortest notice and at the most REASONABLE
|, prices.
/. RocKHILL & WILSON'S advertisement, i
another column of this issue, speaks 10
% itself. The clothes on the backs of our bet
| citizens also speak volumes In praise {
,e RoCKHILL & WILSON'S good habits. Bot
ID for men aud for the sons oi men, RocKHII
lr 81 WILSON seem 10 have everything III
le heart can desire, or the fancy can long afte
o. Most of the happy homes in this vicinity al
g. made happier by the tact that the men an
boys of the household get their clothes al Il
great Brown Hall. Read, and see for you
selves, gentlemen.
III THE suoorNo FESTIVAL was largely atten
Of ed, and everything passed off pleasantly al
oh agreeably. Large numbers took part in Il
- festivities. With a slight exception, the we
nm ther was favorable, and what little rain d
lSe fall, only served to lay the dust. We did II
he learn where the people went to replace I
ms boots and shoes worn out on the occasion, b
nd from the crowds who flock to Birnie's, o.
hv Market street, we have no doubt they were
,ryo procured there.
va FALL AND WISTER LLorHING. The large
Ter, finest and best stock of ready made Fall a
Winter Clothing in this city, can be found
Moore's, 22s Market Street, one door bel
80. Third. All articles sold at this establishing
or, a.. are warranted as represented and are all mi
ay, by Wilmington workmen. Remember
,raiy number --22s. The only irst-class Rea
,,ar Made Clothing Establishment in Whining
'ha, where goods are guaranteed and sold at
l,h than Philadelphia prices.
to SpEER's "STANDARD WINE BrTTERs. ."-Th
en- is no Charlatansm about Speer's "Wine
len ters." Their base is his pure wine, all
lile which is four years old before it is sold or
in any way. They only require to be uset
recommend themselves to the most incre
lous. They are pure and perfectly free i
any kind of medication, and pleasant to
taste.
are Sold by druggists.
cry NOTICE 1.-The STATE NORMAL U
se pcs. VERSITY begins lis Tenth Term, Mono
iaiIs lar Sept. 6, 1860. No change in the Bdcl
5laa, nS,, Most thorough, practical and progressiOt
'o9es w struetiOn guaranteed. Tuition, eighteen
raer lars ($19) per term. JOHN q. Hal
any any NESS, President, 220 Market ST., Wlm
Iln9' u,im ton, Delaware.
.ause 81 900. u, 200, $1,000 FIRST MoRroA
y ex- City Property. $4,000 First Mortgage, Cou
com. for sale by Woolston & Co., Bankers
Brokers, No. Is East Third street, Whining
Del.
: ! ior LOOK LOOK Window Shades only
nfac- per pair, including fixtures, at j. h. Holts
naar Is Market street.
/ in. j. III. BARR, Att0rneV-dt.Ld Joi
much Building, No,-510 Market Street, Whining
will Del. ftA aaN.
much Window sha lie an ! picture hanginy5 at
ghls Hollis, 6l6 Market street.
fraud Houses papered at short notice by j. n.
i: but 6le Market St.
+, anu Wall paper cheap at JOhu Il. HOts els
m for ket street.