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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

rsgAA- Farm containing 900 acres, situated within
lgllA4 81 miles of Briigeye, Del. and miles from
ElItA Dalos Crossing, on the Delaware Rafoad where
IksalAM lime is sold The place is all fenced In and
divided into fields with good fences. The soil is Of
excellent quality and easily Improved There H sufficient
Timber for tho place; 100 apple trees in bearing,
with 2l1 young peach trees with other fruit The build
ings in part follows; House In good order, .
stories, rooms, with kitchen, granaryand stable,
carriage Hmoko house. good water at the door with
other improvements not here mentioned This place will
teres Persons DESTROYS purchasing will call on Jere
miah Long on the premises, the uuderHlgned.
JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Dol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

BY the steamer Mort American, we have later
news from Europe The French papers publish
the pope's protest against the recognition of
Victts Epnuel as King of Italy. The British
Pertinent had rejected the bill opening the
English burial grounds to dssenters. The lta-
lau Chambers have passed complimentary re-
solution to the southern army. The Austrian
representatives are endeayoring to prevail on
the German Dict not to recognize the kingdom
Of ltaly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
Died

BARRY.-ln this city, on the evening of the
4th inst, of Congestion of the Lungs GEORdE
II. BARRY, i'll the 32d year of his age Bal
tlmore papers please copy
SPEAkMAN.-ln Chrisiiana Hundred. April
lIth, REnEccA, wife of Miller Speakman, in
the 6lsi year of her age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

Ray The Boston advertiser is informed that it
is uoi probable that MIR. Appleton will take his
scat in Congress. After his return from Wash
iugtou in December, he was attacked with pneu-
monia, which confined him to the house during
the remainder of the winter and his visit to
tbr South hal not Mt the last accounts restored
his strenth.
ge5i It il said that Queen Victoria has sunk
into settled melancholy since the death Of her
mother and that il is feared she will not recover
her mind, In consequence drawing rooms have
been kept oil until the end Of June.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

Prayers were offered in several New York city
churches on Sunday, for the health, life, and
happiness Of Lieut. Gen. Scott Every christian
pulpit in the land should invoke the blessings of
Heaven upon the head Of the noble veteran and
patriot who at the age of three score years aud
ten, is still serving his country with such dis
tipguishel skill and success in this the most
trying hour Of the nations existence.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
THE RIGHT OF REyoLUTroN

The editor of the Philadelphia Press, in an
able article ''allegiance to the Federal Govern
ment, succinty but forcibly touches upon the
right of revolution in a democratic representa-
tive government like the United States The
arguments he uses are worthy Of consideration.
We give them to our readers, as follows:
Tr right Of secession is now but little advocated even
Al the South bu, the right OF revolution is claimed as
FUNDAMENTAL uaenabe right OF the people Of the States
Just seltdeeure Is right Of individuals and upou this
ground the South justify themselves 10 their pen M
tehph ~ rahe9n while there wanting those al
the North who they do not fully Justify them ind II
difficult 10 deny their right to do they are doing W.
believe that the public mind is extensively
with This worse than pernicous error aud Will be worth
all Il will cost the present shall utterly axngu
its hansful ght II is difficult to see how lie rlaht ~
revolution can exist at all in representative democracy
such is the United Statns, Tile ptope theme IA
The formal and solemn manner, have formulated
their convictions upon this point by specific provisions in
the Federal Constitution for lis alteration amendment
fhu only logical conclusion that he arrived at from
epnslsrson Of this, is that the people have RENTED
ttuir al sfaet right OF revolution to the specific modes
provided To the Con,tiiuti1nand this for the ayowed
purpose forming perfect union and logically ia,
right Of revolution. II is not necessary, are We dis.
posed deny the abstract ght It's practical
under circumstances We simply question its exis,
enee under form Of government WeAiirn the right
Of the people 70 alter amend the present Constitution
by the Il puTideHi TO the eXeut Of an entire
abolition Of the present representative SYSTEM ho,raver
40 50 except conformity with thu provisions the Con.
stiuton ssfi 10 admit this doctrine Of the right Of
revolution Is to admit the doctrine that might makes
rfht that In certain contingencies The minority NAV
COVE m aud control the majority prucipe ut with
ali IDEAS VI stable republican government and suby osve
of alt the guarantees Of civil liberty Admit this tight
marx able uprising Of the North aud lis determination
pu down rebellion at the SOUTH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
R0CKLAND NURSERY.
CHOICE AND SELECT
PEACH TREES FOR. SALE



- No. Ia frame house on TAYLOR s,r.ot An,
EiiE uOor below Church street, al $40 10 ~"
liiiH4 - No. 2.-Tlree = storled brick houses 40
Al94 Eleventh street between lombard and pin NJ IN
WI QUO aud BO9. at 500 each 'uu' '"s-
NO 5'-Ihrea storied brick houses ON Twain ,,
5000 each. ~ "'' 'u' anu CUB, at
street, at S25OOO ' Az. OF market
Second. at 5000. '''" ''leet above
low Church street, NJ $4,000 '' '''e'' ~ door no
no. l,-une three suried brick house on Tatt.i, ,,
petween Eleventh and Twelfth Sll2OD "'i street.
NO e.-Three stables and wards for T,nt ,. 4,
sv ac @ spruce and Pine late Of Samuel McCnn
aboye popir IsGe dwelling on Sixth street third door
No. lO.-Dne three htoried btek d,,sui
street between Eighth and Ninth, sslGO VA Vhufeh
NO. u -One frame house ut Spatksvnia sqnrn
No. IA stable and lot seven aeres az g,u i
spruce seventh and Church streets S70oo au1ohlng
IS no, l5-One small house and pardan Il, u,,
Hundred near Taeylille, $1,000 '' >" h'AhuyWins
NO ia wharf at near the f,,nt nf sa,-n,t e.. -
un XIV Nnlslisha river late Of Samuel McCauliev %
III goo9 oiuer iof lime, coal wood or sand vf NeV ""
~ 10 lJulning, wharf aud lot ~ lnnJ s,,,t,
'os SNIP yaTd, lumber yard coal wood and sand Jul "
~ lo'lne house. stable and yard on rsysn}i ,i ~,
p''"ee" H"AiAe' ana orange. Apply TO s'
mari WM McCAuLLEY
GOO Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

Bs6" What human plan, DEVICE or invention,
two hundred years DID, does not require recon
sldcration Ii n man dressed now as he dressed
two hundred years ago, the pug dogs in the streets
would tear him to pieces. II he lived in the
house of two hundred years ago, uurevised and
uhe0rrecied, he would die of rheumatism in a
week. If he listened to the sermons of two hum
dred years ago, he would perish of sadness and
fatigue.
lHta5- When Heaven chastises US we should kiss
the rod. When beautiful lady's eye looks re-
provlngy ut us, we should kiss the lash.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

,hazAA- A good Smith and wheelwrght stand with all
liilH tho appurteuAnces thertunto belonging. This
,,i W place II stunttd on tile New london road, at
rkazlAA Nj Cleands,e, New Castle county, Delaware,
In excellent nrishhorhood with school and church at
the place The improvements erered acre Of
land, and as folows Good Double Dwelling 35
feet front by ~ feet deep with back buildings each
house has ave good rooms smith aud WheewTight Shop
by 90 feet covered with Shingles with shoe shed
attached good the shop for painting car
ages, Sc This place is for sale and will be- sold low
the owner is DESTROYS on account Of health to change his
business For price and terms apply to the undersigned,
or to MIR. WIN. Kennedy Of. the premises
JAMES IL RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
rnp sAIr

ksAA beautiful Country Seat, with over 10 acres
lllW of land attached AituatGd the Lancaster Pike
,,AM mile from the city OF imingtOn, Del. This
1kaA property is beautifully situasrd hill,
mandng beautiful view for miles around. The i'm
provsments substantial mansion containing II
rooms, built in modern style almost new, with bahhouse
water closets and gas tank Sc; all the principal
have marble NANTES and hgh ceilings the house is
surrounded with veranda porehes, has beautiful lawn
Of In 'front.' with grape vines and all other kinds
of shrubbey The Oubuildings good, carriage house
and stable 81 by 90 feet with wagon shed snd granary
attached. This property will be sold low aud terms easy.
Persons wishing to view the premises will call George
Ayde0ttN the property, the undersigned Possess
slon ut any time JAS. II. RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
Valuable Farms tor Sale.
JAMES H, RAY,

.AAAA farm containing las acres situated u milsa
ElH Southeast Of New London n Roads, in franklin
i Township, Chester Co., Pa II Is divided into 10
heds with good fencing, water running In mo AZ
Of them About 20 Of excellent timber Consisting Of
white aud black oak hickory and plenty of chestnut Jhe
situated within 90 yards Of the pube roads
are Mansion House Of log and frame In fair order COM
tanning rooms, with good spring and spring house
tenant house, hog house, grannry, Auger maker house
with Barn 80 by I6 feet In fair order There ia consider
able fruit tho place. also good lime kiln for burning
time and lime stone convenient Thisis good place and
has had large quantity Of lime put on, and now oute
productive It will be sold low. Price sG5 per acres
$4,000 Of the purchase money may ROMAN the farm or
aterm of years. Apply to JAS II. RAY
Newark Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
DELAWARE STATE JOURNAL FRIDAY MAY


Occasional, the Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Press gives the following
graphic account Of the doings Of those hardy
sons of FIRE and sword, at Washington -
The New York zouayes, under command of Coz, Els.
worm OF illinois, have created cool deal OF eOnsterna
lo y our city OF Magnificent Distances They have had
TWO Jays OF eNtensve, expensive and extreme fight fun
aud iroie They have broken into taverns tsrriei old
Ale ordered dinners and supperE which they had IN.
70 request their victims 10 charge to that bank
rupt concern the Southern COnderaey and PEI formed
many other rreveYenl feas They now opounv ira new
Hail OF the House Of Representatives from which thar
Aro1ratc predecessors, the New York Seventh lie iuant
rsteI 10 encounter the cold rain storm Of Friday and
suraSi aud, In order not to be behind the Reesana-
p tne people, they yesterday improvised lou.e
went into full session. dissolved the Union and recon
sWueted II, and then wound up the Joke by oug into
Aeutve SO sion, after the model Of the soa O and
vpuenee 10 The example OF Senator Mason, OF Virginia
oueied the galleries TO be cleared witch was ruhessly
effected although that part the building was then o.
oupsd by some Of their tired and sleepy companions
seelhB lew huurs rest. After Walking the pAiape,s ri
me Capitol, rifle shoulder lenpng encnE knor,inp
1own sennes turning aside Indignant bayonets hang
ing ke monkeys from the outer lodges Of the donna nm
Two hundred feet above the hrmset earth to everyndy
horror they have been brought up with round turn b,
~ OLD gentleman at the other end the avenue uamet
winfield Scott, speaking through quiet gentleman II
charge Of the Capitol Major Mcdowell, U. \ A. rbes
lnfeonen Of our time these untlmed hrenen nj Ell fire
eAeH these redshired patriots Indifferent 10 all ohe
appeals, nave ut last been conquered, aud to-day nrde
islgns in Warsaw WHAT mighty magic has produce
tns change few can know, hut suspect they have bee
Promised to steamboat ride pleasant NAV MORNING
70 Mount Vernon, with slight ntmnton that they ma
stop ~ Alexandria their way for refreshments II
astonishing how mild and gentlemany the zlnaves hay
p9eome since their treAty With General Scott
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

,se.sA Farm situated on the white Clay Greek In
ElW Mill Creek Hundred, about miles north Of Now.
HI ark Del, containing o acres OF excellent land
Of the best quality, we'll watered and divided in
70 enclosures including about 20 Of heavy Tim
ber The improvements are substantial aud arc In part
as follows; House Of stone containing rooms, in good
order carriage house, cribs house and barn
40 by 60 feet In good Order there are also two orchards
of good fruit This iarm considering the neghborhood
II In In N offered lowprice S6i per acre. half cash, the
balance long credit FOR more hull particulars apply 70
NAMES u. nay. NuMArk. nelAMara
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

AAaA PROSPECT VIEW, nice little home for any ono
1llI wishing to retire, containing 81 Of good
,,,a M land, situated within miles VI Newark, and o
I'VE III miles from Wilmington, Del. There is erected on
lhis beautiful emnence Frame house, containing
in good orlar Barn % by % feet with good car
age house, good pure water the dwelling, good or.
chard apple, cherries and other fruit This property
called Prospect View, II being situated, It Ia said on
Of the highest points in tho county and commanding
Delaware; will be sold low aud terms easy. Apply to
JAMES H. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

On Monday last, the veteran sooTT again for
the third time, voluntarily took the oath of a.
leigauce to the Constitution and the laws of the
United States. The members of his staff who
are at Washington, followed his example.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10


49, Farm situated the public road leading
EilW from striokersyile to Wilmington ahout miles
li, from the latter place, in Mill Creek Hundred,
kskkNM New Castle county, Del. The farm contains 1863
u land Of good quality in fair state improve
men laid oil in fields, Is well watered. and under fair
ieneing about 90 acres OF this iarm in heavy timber
The buildings nominal Il Is within one mile OF
limestone and lime and will make good farm Schools,
mills and churches convenient. Half The purchase money
can remain on mortgage For more full particulars ap-
ply to JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
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as.2S, Farm containing 40 acres, situated u
m.NH miles south Of kimbeyille, Chester county Pa
E,aN This farm is we'll situated in q good npieLbor-
ksI3 hood, very healthy, close to schools mills aud
places u worship; laid oil in fields, well watered-
The land i Of good quality and under good state Of i'm
proyement. There about 30 acres OF good timber
The improvements consist Of good Stone Dwelling Ionse
spring house. barn OF stone and frame gu by 70 feet two
floors. and In good order with ether out buildings in
fact the farm and buildings will compare ilyoAbiy when
with others in tho neghhorhoo1 and will be sold low
and on accommodating teilns Apply 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

- Farm situated on the public road leading
lllE from Smithyiile IL Wilmington, 10 miles from
l,,s the latter, in Mill Creek Hundred New Castle
~ County, Del. This farm contains 100 acres of
prime land of excellent quality in high state Of culii-
vatlou we'll waered laid oil in ads with good fencing
10 in Timber. The Improvements consist in pprl
follows; good Brick House, rooms ana kitchen At,
tached, with excellent water in the same hy hydraulic
rams milk house. earriaga house cribs stone barn
with water IN the yard. There is good Tenan uouso on
the place THIS farm Is located In OF the hest neigh
borhoods in the state, within mile Of limestone and
lime. twill be sold worth the money ~ tho owner h
going wost For more full particulars call on Mr. Jacob
j. Finley, on the place, or The undersigned.
sep IL JAMES II, RAY, Newark. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

llfsiOn, Mass, September o, 1853
uentemen,-faving been afflicted with dyspepsia and
m ~ attendant suerings for fourteen past and the
lsst I'VE or SIG with chronic dafrhaa, am happy to
agreeable feelings usually attending dyspepsla are now
almost entirely gone and the darrhCa so far removed
mat anter no Inconvenience from II except whom take
cold or labor entirely beyond my Strength producing
somewhat q an inward Inflammation TO those who are
aheied with the dyspepsia derangemgnt Of the liver
ana stomach producing general prosliaOn strength
would recommend the Peruvian syrup rs one Of the
most eiieetual remedies that have ever known
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10
sALLIE NJ. CARTER COMMITTED
SALLIR L. WILLIAMSON, Rec. Sec.

Fairfax LoDoE.-Thc following is the reso.
luton recently passed by Fairfax Lodge, No.
8, l. o. o. f., in relation to those members OF
that Lodge, who may periodically volunteer in
defence of their country:
Resoiped By Fdi.iar Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. H.,
That in case any of our members should yolup-
teer to fight the battles of our country, we will
supply the absolute wants of their wives and
children, mothers or sisters who may have de-
pended on them for support.
MOVEMENT OF TRooPs-Durng Tuesday night
between II and l o'clock, tbirty.four car loads
of troops from Maine passed through Philadel-
phia, and left for Baltimore, in a manner go
quiet that people knew nothing about it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

DONE IN-rHE BEST MANNER
DONE IN THE BEST MANNER
90 49,. No. DONE IN THE BEST MANNEit
60 TO THE JOURNAL a STATESMAN OFPICE '''i
&c TO THE JOURNAL q STATESMAN OPFIGE
40 10 THE JOURNAL 4 STATESMAN OFFICE
i. T. CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET srRRETs.
S. Il. CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15
4 Novel Attachment Go the Army
The Dond soldiers co be EmbRl n I'd,

Dr., Holmes, well kuown as q successful en-
balming surgeon of Brooklyn, yesterday receiv-
ed his commission as Surgeon 10 the United
states Army, 20 embalm those who may be
killed in battle or Otherwise, whose bodies it 10
desifble TO preserve for transportation or other
purposes. The Doctor, 1t will be remembered,
embalmed Cook, the partner of JJhn Brown 10
the Harper's Ferry insurrecton, wlsh great cue
cess. He, therefore, thinks be has some knowl-
edge of how Southern killed bodies should be
treated He has also operated very successful
" in New Orleans and other Southern cities.
The Docter has received instructions to report
himself at Washington forth with, and will de-
part thence early this week, where he will es-
tabIish his headquarters till ordered elsewhere.
Preparations have been made for an extensive
business
The necessary apparatus has been made for
embalming three bodies at time, and three
hogsheads of embalming fluid have been made,
and will be carried to Washington by the Doc
tor. This will embslm about nine hundred
bodies The method by which dead bodies are
preserved BY this process is TO open an artery In
the wrist and inject quantity OF this fluid into
The veins and arteries. We have seen bodies
In perfect state of preservation which were
embalmed by this process eight years ego, and
they are perfectly sound to-day. We hole the
Doctor will not have occasion 70 use the whole
of bis fluid upon the Federal army. He ex-
presses the hope tina. if employed upon any one
Of celebrity, It will be no less personsge than
jeff Davis. He would take especial pleasure
III injecting very large amount Of embslming
fluid into his veins and rendering bim as rigid
as marble statue.-N. York Sunday Mercury
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiatsd,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of It. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
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 generation;" indeed,
it seems to be the rod OF Him who says, ~
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
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 or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scrohllous consttu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but flley have far less power to with
stand the attacks of othor diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous In their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this xcrofulous 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. I.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous |;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by 1t.
To cleanse it from the system we must ronovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and In
vgorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in