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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lySURA NCE COMP ANY,
Office in I'd story of Wilmington Insti-
tute Building, N. W. corner of Eighth
and Market Straets

and Market Streets,
fIHE principle Of Mutual Insurance is helieved IN ba
tho safest aud experience far has proved II 10 be- he
eheapest means OF Insurance aganst Loss uY FIRE ami
although this Institution has beeen but seven years in
isience the list of insurers will compare fv6rabIv win
any other and the losses by FIRE during that time s
though not few have been promptly paid as all who have
leeh insured in this office and have had the misfortune
TO r burned out can attest The object has been TO s
cure good list of safe risks, rather than to swell the
hunber OF insu without regard to hazards: thus les
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WitNNGToN HUNDRED William CAnby Vincent O. an
PIN, George Richardson, John A. Duncan jacob Pusey
John Cochran William Tatuall Edward y lleah
BRAsnYwilR HUNDRED Eli Il. TAlley, Edw. Briughurst
CnRisrIANA llusnRED.-ChAs. w Rowland James Kid.
die. Samuel Canhy.
NEw CASTLE HuSDRgn.-1Ohn 'iuyer
WHITE CLAY CREEK HuNpHgp -Abram r Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
Go. X. u. sIMAoNs. Secretary and Treasrrer. %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
TO THE AFFLICTED,

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use lriukhurfts Ague Dose.
Use Osgo1ds India Cholagogue,
ute Paschalls Ague Mixture, Sc.
For Weak or Innamed Eyes.
use Brinshurst's Eye Water
IssIhompsons Eve Water
use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Beckvr's Eye BAlsam
For Coughs.
lise Brlnghursts Cough syrup
u@ Ayers Clerry Pectoral,
Use Jayues Expectnrsnt
For Dyspepsia.
ise BInslgrst's Dyspspilc rus
Use Peruvian syrup or Prot. sol. protox. Iron,
use Comp. syrup Of phosphAtes,
Comp. syrupof Hypophesphites,
hlslelt RS litiers,
Hooaaud's dc,man pitters
For worms.
Use rlnghurst's Worm syrup,
tse brnghusrs Worm LuIsnges
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go 10 E. BrnghuFsr Co. and be fitted With Truss
For FIatuIence.
Use Bringhursts Ess. Giueer
Use Brnghursts Ginger Lozenges
For Children TeelhIng.
u'' Mis- winsiow's Soothing s,rqp,
For Cathartic or Purge.
tor uil) W ~ W. ~
Use brnshursts rarea,ve Pills, (.ugar coatedl
usu Citrate q Magnesia,
- Use seiiitz Powders, Se
For Purifying the Blood.
Use lifinshursts Alternative syrup.
Ayef's Strsapsrll!a
Bulls saTsapNrilla
Peruvian Syrup, &c.
For Constipation.
Use Rrinlhursts iurgatye syrup
o-,....e., iower's Melicated Figs
Or one Of those superior Elastic syrngss sld by T. Bling
hurst Y Go. e
For Diet.
Use Saso TapCcs noma, Pure Chocolate Gelatin OF
Junket made with iiringhursis Liquid Rennet
For Illuminating Purposes
Use the genuine Kerosene oil with Que Of those superior
low priced Lamps. slld by
EDw. BlINGHURST & CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAcEurIsrs,
Corner ef Aarhet and SirM Sts., Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TIE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
(Origi1al NIL Creek J
(Ongiaal MA Greek
INSTrG ANCE COMPANY.

INSURANCE COMPANY,
( CONTINUES TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
- ware Its superior advantages OF Insurance against loss
Y hre' on all descriptions Of property except marine
This Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
onf state being the st introduce the principle among
nv, An the others are mere limitations
" recommended by fifteen years experience In, and
enoh ~ the subject Of Mutual Insurance. which Ia
believed has enabled tho Managers to adjust aud dis
eminate between the different varieties Of property and
% A. 10 render the membership the most equitable and
Mutual VI any other Company In tho State.
II docs not boast that II has with no loss only
one or two small losses during the
Insurance List Is small the be pro-
rlon-bn Justly boasts that within the last ten years
has paid S5iO00 in losses and attendant expenses with
out single case Of litigation rarely difference Of
nA1on and In almost all to the eutre satisfaction
d@ys, unless at the option Of the parties.
II has got the best and safest List Of Of any
olher Company In the State
has less at hazard In any one single risk in proper
uon 70 Tvs means than any other Company the State
II mas rejected hundreds Of thousands u Dollars Of In
offered to H. within the last three months either
a. being too great risks In single case or unH OBJ
a o. Mutual lnsuranee and Notwithstanding this and
.ne multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
WAN s bounds has Increased It's List Of lnsurauees
H1IFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
M IL commences the year 1854 with amount real pro-
lection to the community Of s2S9 900
"uAraed BY surplus fund Of $4,000
Total Protection, sso- oOo
Il Ia the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware and a. eh
Irssident-jEssE SHARPE.
secretary and Mreasurer-RoBgRF MoCABs.
DIRECTORS:
Brandgbins Hundrcd-willlam 4. Ledge.
ghrfland Hundred-James Delaplhiue.
hHmington Hundrsd-Je Jesse Sharpe James Webb, f. Q
siutsenburs, Samuel L
MAJ CSssk H4ndrsd-nuoert McCabe
Ntp tashe Handitf-David W. uemmili
| Hhne clay Creek Handyrd-I. =. Williamson
Peneadsr Handrcd-Curtls d. Ellison.
81 GsoTges HWdTei-James BurnhAm
hed Lion HuHdred-JOhn c. Clark.
| Smyrna-WilllAm Temple
/ Dnrer-lenry Todd
| Miyord--Charles r. Fleming Peter Causey
'tnrgetoDn-ChaTles Tunnel.
Communications on general business addressed to III,
! diaie attention.
] 81 RODENT MoCABE M d. sserstary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
H. R. Bringhurst's Bulletin.


Wholesale and Reiaa Druqqist (317) Fourth and
Market street,
CEplIALlC PILLS (Spaudingsl y for Head Ache at II
X, BTinghursts al1 Naikrt street
BRoWN'a BRONCHIAL TKOCHEs ons Of the best
Drug Store
TOwNsENDs sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock lust re-
ceved and for sale by II H. Bring ApotheraTy,
WlsHARI'S Pine Tree lar Cordial the eelebrs ed
cough preparation to be had II. H. Bringhursts Drug
store.
srAFfoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. II. Bringhursts Drug store
Mrs WINS. Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand fer children teeihug, at H. X, Bringhursps.
FLAsks for spoTsulen-l have nne assortment Of va
fious sizes from u pint to pint have just imported
II X. Brughurst, 1t7 Market street
BRANDY and MIIISKEY selected pure and of fine
quality for medical purposes, by H. X. Bringhurst
FLAGGS RELIEF. for the immediate relief Of pain AT
II. Bringhurst's.
JAfNEs fxpeetorant aud Sanatye Fills for sale by
the agent, II. X. Brlnghurst
COLD CREAM tor ehapped hands or linz for sale In
any quantity, by II. Il. Brnghurst
hurst's s
HusTETTEWS BITrERs, they give general satisfaction
and are now In grest vogue" II. X. BrnghursL
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
DIR. j. SIMMS'
Anti-Dyspepsia Powders.

II " put up IN tin boxes, accompanied with full diree.
aons Tor sse Price only 25 cents box ss5O per
M Mu"zsn sent everywhere BY Express directed on
receipt OF the amount, liberal discount to the trade
Prepared only by DR.. ]. SlhMS & son,
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
Fourth and King Streets. Wilmington, Del
as-sold by Druggists and Country Merchants gene.
rally az
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
THE LIVING HOME
AND
Peoples Boarding House

NO REDUCTION OF PRICES for the simpls ,a,,o, ,h.,
W. ievtr put Ltm up but have leun doing business
nus la of one hait toe ugnAl charges the same se
~ uAtlont ana nave been enabled to do so from the
tha We nave less expenses pay out Of our business
ate depending mainly the sui for our subsistence
hu hoHevet much there is q WAR and destruction the
lana sun brings forth an abundance for man and beast
mus ntuaied We shall continue to boarders
Nheiher intalids or we'll at very low prices Persuns
Wishing TO be quiet have apartmeptsin the ncbespa
utI'e III, ootas- houseny former rrsdeuce-where they
49,, ~ ie' ~ ad at Tue same time have the riivilr OF
Living Home. j 4 pRntVN -"
auEou Near Wilmington , ei
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Impor.aa. Hell.lssl Arrs..,


A notorious Knight of the Golden Circle
has been nabbed in Connecticut and sent to
Fort Warren in Boston harbor Thepris.
Oner is Capt Barker II. French, who, uu.
der the name of Lient. Charlisle MuFry and
Charles Maxy, has been travelling through
the Northern and Western States, organiz.
ing lodges of TRAITORS He was arrested at
Bradford, Conn, aud in bis possession were
found the constitution aud bylaws Of the
Golden Circle, aud full authority from the
Southern knights for organizing Lodges.
French Is described as one of the most &c.
eompliShed seoundrels In the county, and
hs was one of Walkers principle assistants
in The Nicaragua illibuster. lie has fought
three duels, ia one Of which be lost his
right arm.
French had been stopping at Bradford
for several weeks, under the name Of Maxy
and has succeeded 10 estrauging many per
sons from loyalty to the government
Sometime since. through forged letter il
the name of Parson BrOwnlow, Of tb,
Knoxville WAig. he obtsined the sum 0
81, 900 from Amos Lawrenee, Of Boston
the money being given 10 support Of th
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

II lis stated, on what appears to be good
authority, that the rebels have at Manas'
sas several thoroughly armed and equipped
companies Of negroes, aud that throughout
the South they are pressed Into the service
Of the rebellion in great numbers.
The San Jacinto has landed Mason &
Slidell, and their suits at Fort Warren
and Commander Wilkes is receiving the
honors and hospitAlities of the city.
The United States gunboats Cambridg'
and Heizel went up the York River from
Fortress Monroe on Thursday evening and
opened hot FIRE on the Rebel camp OF
Warwick, which they completely broke up
1t is supposed that number of the Rebels
were killed, but nothing definite is ye'
known. .r ....
The Richmond papers ncknowIdge tha'
the smallpox, typhoid fever, and OIaeS
measels ore making frightful havoc among
the Rebel troops in Kentucky.
The news ofthe barnng Of Warsaw, Mo.
is confirmed. The chief part Of the town
destroyed. What troops We had there, let
two hours after. 1t was thought that th
fire was set by the citizens OF the place
but we are yet in the dark as to the mot
ives of the inceudiares, or the paticulars 9
the affair. .-. ..... -.f.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Eonr PIcKExs IN BLAZE. News o.
fight at Fort Pickens, reached us Oy ,elo' .e,.
graph on Tassday evening this week. The
rereti,ion Of this report through different
channels. adds credit to IL, though u is not
verv circumstan,ial. The fort had opened
on the Navy Yard, which was on hre several
times, and the village Of Warrenton was
stated to have been burned to the ground.
The Niagara and Colorado, according to
rbel accounts, engaged fort McRse, which
brikly replied, q sustaining some damage
we're obliged to haul OF. Though we can
not take the rebel accounts but with allow
snee, We are inclined to the belief that AT
engagement Of some Importance has take'
place, With the design of trying the meta
Of old Pickens.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

MYsTERIous.-On Sunday afternoon last
Mr.. j. L. Parmley found on the low bank
Of the lake, opposite his residence In Perry,
q Shawl and Bonnet fastened together,
gether, to which was attached piece OF
paper upon which was written-"Farewell
dear Sister. am no more. ErTBA IVES" +"
Her sister Mrs Amidon, says the Shawl
and Bonnet belonged to ELrHA Ives and
that the note was her handwriting. ELTHA
lived with her sister, and left home on
Tuesday afternoon Of last week, supposed
to be going to relatives but was seen to
go towards the lake near where her shaw
and bonnet we're found, and has not been
seen since. The affair is shrouded 10 mys
terry. is she in the lake, or has she gon'
TO parts unknown 7 She was poor orphan
girl, about 20 years ef age, Of uablemishe(
charaGteF and connected with several of th
oldest and most respectable families in Per
~. No cause caa be assigned for the yer.
singqIar act:
Any information concerning the body
addressed to L. r. AmidOn, PainssYille. o.
viii be thankfully received by az spxiOu
community.
Ldter.-Since the sboVe v4s il type, W
learn that the body Of Miss Ives was foun
> yesterday on the beach Of the Lake. aboU
3 miles below where sbs probably browne
Z herself PainesriQs Ade. Yf'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Changes are rapid The administration
was verify alarmed at Eremont's proclama.
tiou, and it is hardly month since its ap.
pearance, when we iud one of the most i'm.
portant members of that administration
giving open utteranee to the boldest anti.
slavery doctrines. The doctrines enuncia.
ted by the Secretary of War before John
Cochrane'S regiment a few days since pro-
dueed the most jubilant' feeling in the heart
of every opponent of the 'cursed institution
adding as it does another evidence, that
there is a propelling influence to pablic sen
timent on this subject which puts tho pro
fundity Of some of our political quidnunc'
as well as the philosophy and experience
of the best of Us at fault, II there is q d.
viniry that shapes our ends, we cannot but
think. its hand is in this. for it needs no ar.
gnment 10 PROVE that the opposite powers
those of darkness, have been impeled by
the most vehement determination to block
oil advance in this direction, but it has on
y served TO show the measure Of their ma
llgnity MS well as their impotenOy.
The fact is said TO be indisputable, iha
the secretary Of war, not ouly, bot a mnor
ity of the members of the administration
favor an emancipation policy whenever th'
proper hour arrives,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

hEFoaT or THE SECRETARY OF WAR.--the
great interest which the war will give sto
the See etary Of Wars report, will be high.
tened BY Mr.. CamsEOns distinct avoWal
Of bis policy Of placing arms in tbs hands
Of slaves willing to nse them for the eause
Of ibe Union. He will support this by
afasmeat and historical references, and 80
show that bis leading position upon this
vital question has been BS deliberately as
strongly taken.
AS ieEsaasts Il the standardization o
The War Department, untii the close OF tn
hebelIlon, the public viii learn with iSteres
that Mr.. CamerOn will appeal TO Congres
snd to the GoyernoFs OF State authorized
20 bind the t1overnment to praelice th'
closest economy, and win stOrnIy require
eeonomy aud accountability from every
subordinate 10 The War Bureaus aud ths
Army 81 Ne Geld Enormous asthe pal
i, sud viii be Il vii not be psrmiltsd Il
biakrnpl eilheT the GoTsrnTeat or ih'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

DETECTIVE EXPEDITION ON THE Lower
PoToMAc.--The little expedition on the
Lower Potomac, under the superintendent
Of Detective Baker, has resulted in the
capture of a well known Rebel spy aud
several Of bis cohfedeFates. q quantity Of
arFas, and batch ofletteFs duly prepared
for the Richmond conspsirators. Some Of
these imDlieate persons here and in Mary
land not hitherto suspected of sympathizing
with the rebels. Ofthe arms, so Sharp's
rifles were discovered in a newly made grave
iH aCa,hoic cemetery near LeonartlstOwu,
wrapped 10 alnnel, in = cofliu.shapcd box
Their whereabout was made known by one
Who witnessed the mysterious funeral"
A lot OF maskets we're found buried il
the sand on the shore few miles distant
BY these discoveries aud captures the Gov
ernment is pnt in possession Of valuah!e 10
formation, and the rebel spies who have S,
long conveyed Information and arms to In,
enemy have received q sudden quietus
The expedition was composed Of Indan
Cavalry, placed at the disposition Of Nj
Baker. ..H.-e us .as..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Sharpe and Desperate Conflict!
THE, OLD FORTRESS IMPREGNABLE

THE. OLD FORTRESS IMPREGNABLE
Renforcaments are arriving daily in the
shane of the --LATEST and NEWEST STYLES of
GooDs not only bought for Cssh, but paid for
when bought, which enables the Old For ress
to distance all competitors in the way of Low
Prices. The proof of the pudding is in the
eating
am now in the daily receipt Of NEW
GOODS, purchased in New York with the
cash at the very lowest prices, by an experience
ed buyer, and can offer extra inducements in
the way Of Good Goods, at Low Prcss.
NV stock comprises almost everything that
is needful for comfort or luxury, and to euumer-
ate all the different styles, would require more
room than the printer could well spare in the
present crowded state of the advertising list
But Just remember three things:
Remember--That oil that gistens is not gold
neither are all tclegraphic dispatches reliable.
RememJer-That most merchants claim tc
sell goods for the fun of the thing, but that
do it because like it, and make money by il.
RememJer--Fhat cash buys cheaper any
where, than credit for credit is slow coacl
that requires vast deal Of labor to keep il
running order. .
.And Don't Forget;
To call and look before you buy elsewhere.
To bring your money with you. fyou don
spend it. it will do to keep.
But above all
Don't forget TO keep your credit good by
prompt fulfment of all promises.
All kinds of Produce taken in Exchange 70
goods at the highest market prices, aud on &C
count, at cash prices
November 81 1861. II. l.. MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

T5E Hou>E INvEsTIGArGoN COMMITTEE, o'
which Col. Van Wyck is Chairman, is in
session at Harrisburg. Its business there
and at Philadelphia will probably consume
the residue Of time before the meeting OF
Congress. There will be two or three
weeks Of work here to do afterward, so
that the Committee will not be prepared
to report until after the Christmas holidays.
j has been in session Sc days already, aud
has saved the country good deal Of money
1t was upou its recommendation, fortified by
abundant testimony, that the recent regu
latious> Of the Government touching the
purchase Of arms, were. adopted. by il'
energetic action in causing the arrest o
the guilty party, $1,000, WHICH shiFbuye
had overcharged Government, being owe
| so per cent Of the whole amount OF his puT
chase, where disgorged. OF its labors i
n. Y. and St. Louis the public alread.
know something,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

FURTHER News FROM EA-TEEN VIRGINIA,
continues to come in, confrmatory Of the
favorable state Of the union cause in Acco-
mac aud Northampton counties. A part
Of the 18th Mass. have returned TO Balti-
more from trip to Drummoudtown, and
report that the federal troops met with va
rious distractions in the way by the destrue.
tion Of bridges, and trees thrown across the
road. They found deserted earth work
bat no guns at OakhilL Retween that
point and DrummOndtOwn, another bate
ry was found in which eight guns were
mounted, but entirely deserted They also.
found another deserted work eight miles
beyond Drummondtown. Nine smooth
bore guns had been captured but no anu
milton was found. The only muskets seer
on the route were about 100 old fin, locks
A captain aud two Lieutenants had been
taken. The disbanded had been forced
to take up arms against their will. Not o
single individual acknowledging himself q
secessionist bad been encountered. The
unionisls, who, were numerous, met the
troops with the most enthusiastic demon
strations of JOY The control Of the un-
ionisss in the counties named, is undisputed
aud as fur ns heard from the rebels are eve
ryW here disbanded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Yaneey, the Rebel Commissioner to
England, dined with The Fishmopgets
Company Of London on the 9th inst. Mr.
Yancey there made speech, in Response
to what is called "a complimentary toast,
though 10 wholn or To what the seRtimenI
was complimentary. by whom II vas given,
or 10 what words il was put forth, the re-
cord does not state. The speech was q
good example Of oratorical brag, He de-
eiared the Southern Confederates TO be
free-trade martyrs, aud charge the North
with striving 70 persecute them into its
mistaken ideas. He hossted that, though
debarrea from all trade, the Southern
States had equipped an army Of quarter
OF million Of men. He denied that hil
Government desired foreign intervention
As TO the hopes of peace. he had no hop,
| Of Il while the war continued to be sup
preston Of rebels. The 6rSt dawn Of psac,
would be when the North acknowledge,
The oonfodefntes % . belligsrent power.