Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-15
City Notlces.

bodv likes TO read live news, and the very best
news is that which relates to mercantile affairs
and business prosperity. We would be glad,
therefore, to have all our patrons remodel
their advertisements frequently and in order
to encourage them to do so, we will insert any
changes they may make from time to time,
free Of all additional cost. The JOURNAL will,
by so doing, be more valuable to them, because
its advertisements will be more generally ex-
amined by the reading and business COM
munity.
"Where is Drake S. Il. 1860 2" We have
heard this question asked many times, and
for all we knew for year past he might be
dead. Recently, in New York, we called at
his Laboratory in Liberty street, and there
found this gentleman barricaded behind tre-
mendious pile of boxes, distributing funds to
Sunday School Committee Our business
was to secure an advertisement. He said
rMy dear sir, what is the use of advertising the
Plantation Bitters They sell better now than
when advertised at such enormous expense,
and now have not made a contract for year
l have all this amount to give to the poor. 10
satisfy the Press, however, who have always |
been my friend, think will give you little |
something to do again, for have improved
the Bitters greatly, and ii may be well to have |
you let the people know it," And so he ran |
OH in happy, cordial, appreciative manner, |
| showing us the wonders of his place and the |
cords of CERTIFICATES Everything is on a mig
nileent scale, and is done with neatness and
promptness. While there we saw at least
forty order come in for these celebrated Bitters.
Cases were being shiwped to the four corners
of the world. Drake is not dead, nor his Bit
tiers either Exchange paper.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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 If the paper Is i'll
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
to have large and varied assortment of paper
hangings to choose from, and experienced
hands to hang it properly. Both of these re-
quisites can be obtained at the store of John
R. Holt. 6ls Market Street, Wilmington.
Go to FRAzER's, $40 Market Street, and
examine the best selected stock Of cassimers in
the city,
Look LOOK Window Shades only So 25
per pair, including fixtures, ut j. R. Hollis, No,
6lS Market street.
HATS AND CAP-.-Lewis c. Springer, No. 233
| MARKET DIletIt III lnS Cligy Is Ithuy WIN an
entire new stock of Hats, Caps, &C., to accom-
modate his customers as heretofore. His new
! stock comprises all the recent and fashionable
varieties, made in superior manner, and
+ adapted to the Spring and Summer season.
! There will be no filter opportunity than the
. present for the purchase OF a fashionable hat
n or cap. call by old friends and visit from
y new customers is requested. Our new stock i!
worthy of examination.
REMARKABLE SUITs.-Miss Craig brought
y suit against a gushing youth of Chicago, aget
fifty, because he wouldn't marry her, and tn,
. gallant jury estimated her wrongs at one hun
u dred Thousand dollars; but this is not the kline
: of suits Muhlhausen, King Street below Fifth
g furnishes his customers with. If you want I,
know what kind he has go and see him, ant
j. find out for yourselves.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. THE largest
finest and best stock of ready. made Spring an
Summer Clothing in this city, can be found q
p Moores, 22S Market Street, one door beloV
ID Third. All articles sold at this establishment
ly are warranted as represented and are all mad
th by Wilmington workmen. Remember tn
I'd number--22S. The only irst-class Ready
e. Made Clothing Establishment in Wilmingto
u where goods are guaranteed and sold at les
than Philadelphia prices.
A STRANGE MIsTAKE.- Some misguided il
i'll dividual were foolish enough to think that bl
nj cAuse everybody wero buying their boots an
er shoes at James W. Birnie's, sos Market stree
arl he was about to quit business Instead
'ut doing such foolish thing he is daily layir
nut in larger stock than ever.
Gu The BEAUTIFUL SUMNER weather has Il
10 effect of hrining out upon our streets the el
pie giant and tasteful costumes of the season, bl
~, none to appear to more advantage than
lui those that come from the establishment of tn
~ artistic tailor Mullhausen, King stree, belo
'n Fifth street.
soc DRRASdEMENT OF THE BowLRs.-Judicioi
-" use of Speer's 'Standard Wine Bittersn
keeping the system in tone and preventing d
rangement of the bowles is almost beyond b
BE- lief. Try them, and you will be convinced
j. the fact. For sale by Druggiscs.
rch STARTLING TRUTHl Thousands die Al
hes nually from neglecting coughs and cold
Ihu which soon ripen into consumption or 9th
ied equally fatal disease of the lungs when
the timely use OF single bottle of DR.. Wistal
rly Balsam of Wild Cherry their lives could ha
'et, been preserved to green old age.
'us The Presidents escape from death Great
~. III quite a sensation for short time in this col
tue munty, but the sensation Birnie, 508 MARI
. Street, creates with his new boots and shoes
le one that never eeases
8 pnIL.DELFBIA, March 18th, 1866
oro MIR sHRETz-Dear Sir; have used your Bllters,
The cae without producing good Faults. In cas-
ere iellov workman was taken with uniting and purgl
al sud was reduced that he was scarcely able to
81" YOUR Bttars and gave him hree doses in one ho
tis w" rn'sS cured him IN. o a,ass, IEos 9s9WS ,a a.
s nis so""% '''4 ~ . '''"' D' ''''''''D' 'A''
seu a,l D. Nj BARR, Attorney-at. Lao, Jour
's' Building, No. $40 Market Street, WilmingtC
Del.
ler Window shade and picture haugngs at j.
,vo. HOlrs, GlS Market street.
Dutcher's Dead.,shOt fer Bed. Bugs.
Datcher's Lightning Fly KtIler.
nol sold BY Druggists Everywhere.
Go to FRAzER'S, $40 Market Street,
:ust cheap Black Alpacas.
Go to FRAZER's, 80 Market Street,
very heavy towels, one and half yards loi
ihy These are great bargains.
,o, Go to FRAZER's, 3lO Market Street,
'''' all mourning goods. Very cheap.
.he Go to FRAZER's, $40 Market Street,
i. the finest iannels made.
y Of Go to FRAzER's, $40 Market Street.
rch. shirt fronts and linen.
Go to FRA2ER's, 80 Market Street,
R. ]. Roberts Parabold Gold Eyed Needles,
only place where they can be procured in "
81. mington.
Go to FRAZER'S, $40 Market Street, {
... you will find his store full of cheap goods
uhg cash.
Houses papered ut short notice by J II
IL, 6l8 Market st.
,s', Store aud every description of window sha
fnnr made 10 order at j Hollis G18 Market st.
hv Wall paper cheap at John f. Hollis, 6ls
~ ket street.
on
RECEIVED HIS DESERTS are
lalk verbal for their cunning, but are NOT alw
tile able to avert the just rewards of their 4
3 Ol deeds. A iorclble illustration of this