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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
Bulletin of n. R. Bringhurst,

3i7 Market Street, corner Of FoNgh.
BRowN'8 pANDELIoN COFFEE recommended by
the Faculty a superior beverage for Dyspeniies.
KOUssO a new remedy for Tape Worn, It Is put up
in bottles with full directions for Its use.
VANILLA BEANS and Extract Of Vanilla superior
ARTICLES NAV be had fresh at II. X. Dhnghursts.
sCHENE's MANDRAKE PILLS ana Puimonic Syrup
fresh stock a II. X. BrnghuTsts.
sPAULDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS Just received
by IL r. BringhuTst.
DeaRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL, this celebrated prepaTa-
lion NAV bo had at all times Of ". Il. Bringhursi.
UpHAMs PILE ELECTUARN, just from New York,
Al nAVIpsoN's "a VI ELASTIC SELF SYRINGE, a complete
vrtice, lust rereived by Il. Il. Bringhurst.
IOLLOwAYs PILLS AND OINTMENT very deair-
! able articles, at Ii. Il. Brlnghursts
ZOLLIKORFERs RHEuMATlC CORDIAL, at II. X
Bringhurst's Drug Store.
| always on hand at II. II. Bringhursps
| JAYNE's EXPECr0RANT, the best article for cold
orcough sale by the agent H. r. BringhuIs Fourth
I and Market Streets.
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1ourmaI atlu 4tateaman.
Gathering Song.
I'm initiation Of ". ScOa.)

ny rnr mum OF lower nAL..
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WRIGHT & ALLEN
Country Merchants Attent

GALL al No 3lo Market street, Wilmington, for your
[ China Glass An Qeauaware, aud save freight from
Philadelphia as all goods In that line will hs sold at
ins,,st l. t..i XIV nriees by CLEMENT Il. sNYru,
tsblb NO wv ArH st
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PLIES, FIsTULAS, STRUCTURES.

Although tho above complaints differ widely In their
origin aud nature yet they all require local treatment
MANY Of the worst cases Of such dlsease viii yield IN
comparatively short space of time WHOM this Ointment
diligently rubbed into the parts Affected after every
other means have failed In all serious maladies the
Pills should be takon according TO the printed rectons
accompanying each box.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
A GRuMBLE FROM THE SOUTH.

experienced horseman to do it, and 50 make ,
best of a bad bargain.--D. Faymr.
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How the Devil Was Satisfied.

J. 49, r. y >
The Devil said Luther, held great
anniversary OF which his emissaries were
convened 10 report the. result of their
several missioas.
zI.E let loose the wild beasts Of the dss.
ert,,' said one, 'on q caravan of Christians,
and their bones are now bleaching on
the sands ~ ID
Pshaw!' said the Devil. their souls
were all saved? 9
/ drove the east wind, said another,
against ship freighted with Christians,
and they were ali drowned ~ssA - -
What of that?' said the Devil, their
souls were all saved -4 ,tufsa ..tss
For three years. said third, Il cult
vatedan acquaintance with an iudepsnd
ent preacher of the Gospel; at last / be-
came on very Intimate terms with him,
and then persuaded him to preach pol
itics and throw, away the Bibe!' e' e.
Then continues Luther, the Devil
shouted as the Devil oniy can shout, and
the night stars Of hell sang for ja.l'. :.
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Scrofula or Kings Evil,

8 unconstitutional disease, Z corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. it
pervades the whole body, and smay burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organis free
from its attacks, nor is there one which itmay
not destroy. The scrofulous ,taint is variously
caused by .mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it Is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending /" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generations" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, "I
will visit the miquities of the fathers upon
their Children 6 s-s a~e!e ats Hak
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, In
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; IN the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand, the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
eimates the human family has its origin directly
In this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply In
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A VETERAN CoMMoDoRE oprosEp

A VETERAN COMMODORE OprosED TO
CoEncfoN = Commodore Stockton is re,
ported TO have said in the Peace Con.
gress, that for every regiment raised in
the North for coercion, two would be
raised to defend it at hone. lie even
goes further, and says, unless the Aboli
tionists offer conciliation and compromise
before conflict, he will head ope of she
home regiments in New Jersey, and stand
pledged that no foreign regiments shall
pass over her rconsecrated soil-Prineetou
and Trenton battle fields-to fight the
countsymen of Washington, who stood
upon them, and there bled for Jerseymen
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUrTIyB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRR,
Ross, or ERYsnELAs, PMrLEs, PUsruLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLA1Ns and BoILs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUx, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
=RHEUMATIsM, SYPHILrrIc and MEKcURIAL Dis
BASES, DRorsY, DYsrErsIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in g 'impuyity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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.Every time, say. the big 'ua.

'Every time,' says the big 'un.
Then pitch in, exclaimed Dick -
No quicker said than done. The big
fellow made Image with his long muscu.
lar arm, as if he meant to annihilate his
opponent with one blow, but quickly ward
et of the compliment, and striking straight
from !hv shoulder, gase the fellow tap
on the aook that sent him. to grass like a
bag of potatoes. and Immediately CON-
msnced deBcing around him in the msst
comical style imaginable. After getting
ap aadishaking himself together, the fell
low made a second lunge, which was as
easily parried as the 6rst. and followed by
a rap on the cranirm which doubled him
up like jack kuife.
Dear. dear says Dick, that was too
bad! hit you rather bard. didn't l old
felow?'
c Bias, you'll was the reply, IsI'H pay YOU
back with interest in arfsw miautes!'7v
Satisfy yourself says Dick, aud will
be suited; but my arms are getting little
loose, and if l hit you again, I'm afraid
that l shall hurt you'll e4t
This maddsned the fellow so that he
sprangAto his feet, ard bindly went in
for big fight. Dick adreitly wardsd of
his good Intentions, however and giving
aim an auctieneer on the temple, spread
him out like O wet rag. He lay in this
condition some three minutes. Dick meaa-
while feeling of his pulse and talking to
him like an old woman.
Keep cool, says Dick, wipinQ The
blood from .he bnlly's face, keep cool,
and you'll come around all right in a few
minutes. You needn't have any fears OF
being sued for breach of peace, this isn't
any fight! Nobody around here would
call this fight. Fudge! ,os're only play.
ing. If They call this fight, essrybody
would be prosecuted Boys play this
wy every day, aud Mey aint prosecuted.
Shall we play any more?' zt
No! by thunder!' exclaimed the bully,
I don't want play with you any more;
You're too many for me! I'vo fit with
a gooo many men in my day, and l never
was licked before, but / do believe them
straight blows of yonr'n would whip The
very deyil. Let's liquor at my expenas
and say DO more about it,
'Ail rightP says Dick; and the two
have been warm friends ever since-ths
biggest one travelling as baggage mar
with circus, while Dick, is. known the
world over as Prof Risley,' The mos
accomplished of all acrobats.
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How Prof. Risley Went. in on
His Music. f9y 4

0ssian 4. Dodge the vocalists; at pres
emit on concerting tour in the West,
occasionally gives his experiences to the
CIeselsnd Herald in the way of familiar
letters over the signature Of "Quails."
The following 'yaru," clipped from his
last epistle, whether altogether veritable
OF not, is, to say the least, well told:
We were in South Bend, Indiana,
feW days ago. and there heard story OF
she mao who has travelled ia ci.cuses dur.
ing the past few years as DR.. and Prof.
Risley. His wonderful aorobatic per
formsacss with his two boys have aston
ished thousands of people both in this
country and in Earope. He used to be
. merchant in South Bend, and was quite
fayorite with the ladiss and the best
part of Young America" communii r.
but perfect terriier to the rowdiss
Richard Risley Carlisle. or sour Dick, !"
% the boys used to call him, was the best
natured fellow 10 town, but he was known
to be as quick as q cat, and as muscular
as 1 horse; and the rowdies seemed to
have en- distinctive knowledge that he was
bad stock for them to invest in.
On one occasion, however, Dick went
to country ball whore some half dozen
sirapping big fellows burst into the room
and declared they would kiss every girl
on the floor, or there should be fight.
Dick quickly knocked one of the, fellows
down, and using him as club, took him
by the heels, and'in three minutes drove
the rest Of them from the room. Dis
covering that they had blundered into a
hornets nest, the rowdies drove off swear
ing that they would shortly be revenged
Hearing of big fighting man some four
miles to the South who had the reputa-
tion of being able to awhip his weight in
Wild csts,1 the rowdies went down, and
for twenty Eve dollars hired him to 60 uf
and whip Dick Carlisle
The big fighter made his appearance in
Dicks store q few days afterward, and
calling Dick aside, made his business
known-adding, II am to have $25 il
cash for the job, and the boys are to stand
ell costs in case we are taken up for breach
Of the peacei''
All rightp says Dick, wait few min
utes until get through with these ladie
in the store and then we will 60 out OF
The green and have q jolly time!'
After the ladies had finished their shop
ping and left the store. Dick slapped tn
big fellow good humoredly on the shoul
der and said: "Come, let's have drinl
Hrst, go that we shall be in good spirits.
well, I don't mind drinking said tn
big 'un, "but you needn't think to bu
me of with liqaor, for, by thunder I'r
bound to lick you 'casse ! said l would
sJes so,' says Dick, but We wont quar-
rel till We begin to 6ght! - W s
30 they took friendly drink, and the
repaired to the green. After finding
clear place, Dick says: =. Z
NUw, my good fellow, are you 81
ssadgr
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CALIFORNIA CENSUS The official cen
sus returns show the population of Cali
fornia in 1860 to have been 375,000.
The population of San Francisco is be.
tween 1000 and $4,000. Complaints
are made that the census was imperfectly
taken, and that the real population of the
State is not less than 100000.
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From as L0ui,uilie Courier.
A.na.,aa OF the pay.
Ars-YAsxEa DoopA. Y

hlil Als-fA'Ksa Doors. Il
Uuels Ado had gone to bed = 1lretlaFaa 4
. The night was dark and rainy, iS9s2ssp
A lsursfed night esp on his hesd,
Way dsun in rennsylva2J. -,
\ Asfrsis-Lanky Lincoln came to town., y
rss In night and winl aul rain, si
s3 Wrapped up in military cloak
80 gf Upon special train, sir. 97as
Aud there he ,ay, just six feet four, -
y Net apnrehendin' danger, ~ - ~
Whom Kurnel Summer ope'd the door, -
= And ushered in a stranger. sass
Lanky Lincoln, 60. z s-sg1
The stranger winked one Of his eyes,
Says he, T'm trav'lin' prophet;
csms to give some good advice, -.
fhope you wilrnot scofE it. .,g ~ :,
Lanky Lincoln, &c. 80 !, 49,,
Js6. Davis he has sot q. trap,
= And if It don't missarry, -
sInstsad Of goin' to Uncle Sam, -
He'll send you to Old Harry.
Lanky Lincoln, 30.
Ia It 4sf ~ +
f.Upon to- mor,ow's train he's put 30
bomb shell and torpedo, aai > NJ
Likewise sssassins, eight or ten, tq sf
A. many as you need-ohl ff3
Lanky Lincoln, &c. .s,
"lssides, he's tied upen the track. -
rearin' bull of Bashan, s i54.-s.a
And when the train runs over him, IT
NJ syei won't there be smashin'! nlC
s Lanky Liuooln, &c.
sAnd then they've so. somo cannon there
And III blaze away like thunder,
And spils your whole tea party, and
Likewise your lot of plumber" 5
*. Lanky Lincoln, &c. sa
The stranger ceased, the stranger slopea,
Aud up spake Mrs Judd, SIR
S"rhs Slave. Powers after you. Old Abe
they mean to have your blood, sir!"
Lanky Lincoln, 80.
Then Kurnel Simmer up and spoke
s7sThs tears run from his eye, sir Il
fwTake soldiers advice said he, ~ q
80 II think you'd better fly. sir" 70
Lanky Lincoln, &c. 80
They went and gotta special train, ~ -
I'D At midnight's solemn hour, ssElss
And in cloak and Scotch plaid shawl, g
He lodged from the Slaye-Power." aEa
Aesss aLanky Lincoln. &c. ..aa y
Sss ess41 is.tfa - taa,'' -
Thus Abe lodged into Washington,
For his Inauguration, 8. 80 -f.
In military cloak and shawl, 8 ~
Beeoming to his station, .14.ss ~ "a
sss Lanky Lincoln, &c. Eys
Now when the Wide Awakss 30 South, 81
II make you no assertion) r~
only ask if Lincoln leads
The army of Coercionf .Ss ...--
Lanky Lincoln, &c.
Will he bring Judd and Sumner, too, -.
(T ask for information,) ss3sas 4sss.
And eome upon q special train, Z
-@To,whip the Southern Nationf e
sss hanky Lincoln, go.
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30 Many a true heart that would
have come back like dove to the ark, af-
ter its first transgression, has been fright.
ened beyond recall by the savage cruelty
Of an unforgiving spirit.
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sW There is Turkish law that u
man for every fslsehood he utters, shall
have red mark set on his house. If
such law were in force in the Unite
States, we fear that some people who
build fine. houses might have their; paiut.
ing done without expense, except to their
characters and consciences. xxa
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A PRopHEsY. The Savannah News
says: We venture the prediction that in
less than. twelve months Greeley will be
hung by his present deluded followers.
Acteon will be cevoured by his own dogs.
Stick pin there."s 3
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PARDON oP AN AMERICAN -George
Cotton. an American, who had been cap
tured and sentenced to death for conspi.
racy and revolution in Chill in l 81 %, and
whose sentence was afterward commuted
for imprisonment for ten years in the Pen
itentiary in the capital, has lately received
q full pardon.3s aS1 a'7ks
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W A lady who had read Of the exten,
sive manufacture Of odorometers,, to tell
how far carriage had been run, said she
Oshed some Connecticut genius would
invent On instrument to tell how far hus-
bands had been in the evening when they
'just stepped down to the postofdce," or
event out to attend caucns:"
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NOTEGAt.
COMMISSIONERS,

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