Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-03
CITY NOTICES.
THE NnnMA pnINO1nLEs


OF EDUCATION, by JOHN Q. HARK-
NESS, A. NJ, President of the STATE Non
NAL UNIVERSITY, Wilmington, Delaware.
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ordinary average. "-Ddily True American,
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aid. elaborate. IN. Y. Daily Tribune.
New Ideas. .'-Neioark Daily Journal, AZ
j. 'His views upon Female Education were
entirely just and reasonable. ."-Ddaly Com
plerctal and DelGpare Tribune. "Unques-
tionably correct. REV CHARLES D. SHAW.
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TURNER & Co., Publishers, 6O7 Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
TIE CHANGE OF WEATHER. Tile good peo-
Pile who have been scolding over the hot and
change their tune for an old fashioned north
easter. For some days past the weather,
night and morning, has been quite cool, the
thermometer indicating change in tempera-
ture of some 10 degrees between noon and
night. The cool nights seem to evince de-
sire to make up for lost time, which has given
the watermelons black eyes. We may look
for general eruption, l think, both of fall and
winter Boots and Shoes. Those who are
visiting Cape May and other places OF resort,
where visitors are sated more ways than one,
will soon begin to look homeward. The idea
of boots and shoes is suggestive of the place
to buy them, i. G., at Flanigen's cheap Shoe
Store, Sixth and Market streets.
Messrs. p. II. Drake & Co., proprieiors of
the Plantation Biiters are said to be the
la gest importers of st. Croix Rum and Calisa-
va Bark in America. The Rum imported by
this firm is all used in the preparation of their
Bitters, and is manufactured under the imme-
diate supervision of one Of their agents, upon
leased plantations on the Island of St Thomas.
Over nine thousand puncheons, about one
million gallons, is used annually for their Bit
ters alone. The Calisaya Bark is all imported
from Brazil, and is also gathered and selected
by the natives, under the supervision of an
agent sent out for that purpose. The cures
produced by these Bitters are wonderful
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
HATS, CAR, UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c.-Lewii
C. Springer, No. 233 Market street, west side
(below Third street, Wilmington, Del, is al
all times prepared with seasonabe assort
ment OF the most FAsnioNAnLE STYLES of Hats
and Caps of superior make and lnish to sup
ply his customers and the public. All good
| will la sold al rndurpd nrirpe Iiia sill Hn
trade will be made an object to all, ranging il
prices from Sl00 to 5000, An extra quality
conformed to the head to fit as easy as an ol,
one, will be 5000. All other goods reduced
in proportion. Canes, Umbrellas, Suspenders
Sc., also OH hand. call by old friends AM
a visit from new customers is requested. Gu
new stock is worthy of examination.
THE MANNER IN WHIcn A House. Is PA
pered is generally the first thing that attract
the attention of a visitor. If the paper col
responds with the character OF the furniture
and is neatly put up, the house has an elegar
and graceful appearance; but if the paper is i
adapted and clumsily hung, the whole interiC
has an nngenteel and awkward look, no matte
how well its other embellishments are selected
1t is necessary, however, before purehasin
to have a large and varied assortment of pap,
hangings to choose from, and experience
{ hands to hang it properly Both of these r.
qusites can lie obtained at the store of lol
n R. Holt. 6l Market Street. Wilmington.
I If this should happen to meet the eyes
anybody who has never been to RooKulLL
. WmsoNs S Great "Brown Stone Clothing Hall,
we advise him to go there on his next visit
Philadelphia. There is no other establis
ment in the city or elsewhere where su,
satisfaction can be obtained in clothing /
man or boy, at such moderate prices. Tho
who go once, always 60 again. Make mem
= raudum in your note book, when you next
= to town, thus 81 must get me nice SUI
e mer suit at Rockhill Il Wilson's" Also,
= must get Johnny a new Garibaldi suit, an |
y get it at Rockhill & Wilson'S"
: MORE New GooDs.- One of the finest lots
y goods ever received in this market has il
,s arrived at Muhlhauscn's, King street, just
II low Fifth. 1t comprises all the latest styles
p the Fall and Winter, and will be made up
!. the most reasonable prices 1t is no longer
a matter of astonishment to the frequenters
NJ this fashionable resort why its proprietor
y enabled to sell at such remarkably low pric
/ They find a solution to this problem in the f
n that by purchasing large qantties at time
, buys cheap, and gives his customers the bel
~ fit OF his bargains.
nt SALT OYSTERS Joseph Y. Waite, proprie
is of the Packet Hotel and Restaurant, 5.
to corner of Water and Market streets, requests
ir to say to the public that he has Just land il
he fine lot of salt oysters, which he is dspos
re of very rapidly. Those Of his friends who
lg sire to procure some of these truly delici'
he bivalves should call early. They can be |
lis by the quart, or cooked in any style im0g
or able. His excellent lady, as all know, cam
is be exceled in the culinary art, and those "
n call at the Oyster Bay once, never fail to
We peat the visit as often as possible.
~ ~ Tng LATE FIRES From different secti
+" "" of the country we have news Of most dsastr
H. fires Indeed, it seems as though the
~ nv Fiends were let loose, and ruthlessly destr'
H., ing everything in their path. Wilmington
- thus far escaped withou. amy serious nju
=" n and our large business houses still remain 5
~, stantial monuments of what enterprise ,
W. W. directed can do. Chief among these is Birn
i'V se Boot and Shoe Store sos Market street, wi
~ =. a large assortment of boots and shoes
az, always be found.
ay FALL AND WlNTER LLornisd.--1'he larg
he finest and best stock of ready made Fall
ill Winter Clothing in this city, can he foun,
In Moore's, 22S Market Street, one door be
Third. All articles sold at this establshm
are warranted as represented, and are all III
by Wilmington workmen. Remember
number --228. The only frst-class Rea
MAUI III W LINING
-. where goods are guaranteed and sold Mt
'"' than Philadelphia prices.
HEALTH AND WEALTn.- Health depc
IN upon keeping our systems in proper ton,
We often need the aid of tonics to do S,
ew Speer's "Standard Wine Bittcrs," accord
nd to the opinion Of our best and most success
Medical Practitioners, are the desideratun
j., long sought after by the profession. Try Il
me and be convinced.
ny Sold by Druggists.
THEIR NAME Is LEeIoS," may be app
to the innumerable diseases to which the
led is subject II would be well for those who
ee, afflicted with apparently incurahle ulcers,
III sores, erysipelaa and eruptons, to use Gra
celebrated Salve, which cures in a very 81
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