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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
TO THE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Bhnshursts Ague Dose.
use Ossolls India Choagosur,
u.e paAchas Ague Mixture, sc.
For weak or InlIamed Eyes.
usc Briu shursts Eye water,
Use Thonpson's Eye Water,
Use roor Richards Eye Water.
Use liacS,is Eye Basam
For Coughs.
Use Bringhur.is Cough syrup,
VA Ayer'4 cacriy PectorA,
Use laYnes lXp3rtoIant
For Dyspepsia.
usr Brinelursts DyspepHc rill-,
o., Peruvian syrup Of Prot, Sol ProoS. Iron
Use Comp syrup ol lhosphaies,
Comp. syrupoi llypophF sphitrs,
Hcsictt rs Iten
For Worms.
U.s. nrinshurs,s Worm syrup,
Use lriushurst- Worm Lofehgrs,
Use raanestosi's ytrmi,uso. so.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go TO E. Bringhutst 4 Co aud be Tilted wiih Truss,
For FiatuIenCc.
use Dringhuists Ess. Ginger
U.s. Dhnghursts Ginger Loacncss
For Children Tecihing.
use bowers Infant Cordial.
For - Cathartic on Purge,
use lIgnghursts rursa,i,e syrup, substitute or Cas-
tor Ol)
Use Brnsbursts curative pills Cougar ccaiol)
use CitratrOt Masueiia,
Use stidtz Powders, ~.
For Purifying the Blood.
/ rse lifiughursts Alterayo syrup
| Ayers srsaparlla
| Bulls sarsaparilla
Peruvian Syrup Ne.
For Constipation.
| Use Rringlur.ts purFatiye syrup,
IRIS Medicated Fig.
Or Of those superior Elastic syrnge- SID by Btins
] hurst & Co..
For Diet,
Use Sage, Tapioca, Broma Pure Chocolate Gelatin OF
Junket made with lrnshursts Liquid Renne
For Illuminating Purposes
usg the genuine Kerosene OIL with Que Of those superior
owpriced Lamps, sold by
EDW. BRINGHURST & co,
MANUFACTURING PIARSlAoEgrIsTs,
Comerqf Market amt Sirh Sts, Wilmington.
srpls
Bringhurst's Liquid Rennet
For making in g few minutes
"COLD CUSTARD," JUNKET, &c.
Prepared by
3. Bl,iNGuURsTN Co, PhAImaceutists,
Cor Sixth aud Market Streets,
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
Fully equal to any the Market Sold at low prices by
the fruprietors,
L. BRlNGHuRsT, co.
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
a 1. nj.
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H. R. Bringhurgt,g Bulletin.

Wholesale ant Retla Druggist, GID FourM oaa
Mdrkei street,
CEplIALIC PILLS (spaulding's) for Head Ache at H..
X. Bringhursrs III Market street.
BROWNE BRONCHIAL TRoCHES oue Of the best
articles for disease nj The throat 6c st H. r. Bfinshurts
Drug store.
T0wNsENDs sAEsApARlLLA fresh stock just ie-
ceived and Tor sale by Il. 4. Brnghurst, Apotheray.
WISHARp'S Pine Tire Tar Cordial the celebrated
cough preparation To Ne hTd at II. H. fughurst Drug
Store.
spAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to le
had by calling ut II. i. hrinehursts Drug Store
Mrs. WINS!OWS SOOTHING SYhUP now IN great
demand for children teeth'ng at II. r. nringhursts
fLASkS sportsmen-l have iiue assortment of va
Tiou. sizes from q pint pint. l have just imported
them and they the finest quality Dixons Fasks-
II H. Bringhuist, 81 Market street.
BRANDY and WlIlSkEY selected pure and of lno
quality for medical purposes, by II. r. Brnghurst
FLAGGs RELIEF, for the Immediate relief of pain, at
II. Bringhursi's.
JAYNE's Expuctorant and sauatiye rllls for sale by
the agent, II. Il. Bringhurst.
COLD CREAM Tor ehapped hands or lips fer sale in
any quantity, by II. Il. Brinrhurst
FINE SALAD OIL superior article at II. X. Bring.
bursts.
HOsTETTERs BIrrERs, they give general .tisiaction
and are now IN great vogue H. Il. Brnghuisi,
Wholesale and Retail nrugglHt.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
s'The Mutual Live stock Insur-
AnCe Company of the state
Of DelaYare.'

now fully organized aud prepared To receive appea
i tions to insure all kinds Of Live stock, such as
HORSES, MULES CATTLE SHEEP. &c
II requires elaborate argument to convince an intel
ligen community Of the Importance and proprty OF live
Stock Insurance. II will, 1t judged, be sufficient simply
to call their attention 10 the subject.
II the careful, calculating business considers 1t
prudent To have his houses and merchandise insured
why not his horse and asoi Surely the latter ns an
Item Of property, is as important lin proportion to the
yaluel as the former.
Indemnity from loss by fire only Stock and Eor,ea,
has long been appreciated but this Is the first Company
organized in the state for the purpose of insuring against
the combined risks of FIRE, water, accident aud disease,
aud tile rs company, far informed any where
organized the mutual principle; hut II this prin ipe
has been successfully and economically applied other
characters Of Insurance, is we'll Understood In ha
neighborng counties. 1t Is not why IL may not BE- sl
piled with equal profit to this class.
The names Of the Corp0rators and Board Of Directors
At any rate furnish guarantee that abuse If the prn.
iple will be suffered and that the utmost care, frrrs
security and economy will be consulted in its una
ment.
Copies Of the act Of Incorporation and Bylaws II lie
Company ready for delivery a the Office of the sccre
tary in Wilmington, will he forwarded BY mail APP
pcation to him, with address, aud prrsous desrous
due inquiry Of usuIins their stock aiding the
prise will please forward memorandum Of the probable
amount they may wish insured, when proper agoat will
he sent to examine the stock aud take the application Ia
due form. GEORGE g. IOBDEBL PEesidput
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
Wilmington. Del, July ISL l559.-f
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THE LIVING HOME
AND
PEOPLES Boarding House.

NO REDUCTION OF PRICES for the simple reason that
~ We rever put them up but have been doing business
mus far Tor one half the usual charges fur the same
commit dhtions and have been enabled to do from the
TACT that we have less expenses pay out Of business
we are depending mainly the soil for subsistence,
and however much there ia WAR aud destruction, the
land stu brings forth abundance for and beast
Icing thus suated shall continue to take bonrders
whether nyalids or WELL at very low prices. Persons
wishing to be quiet have apartments In the "Chesnut
Grove Cottage louseTmy former resldeuce-where they
VIII be feied and at the time have the pTiyege OF
the baths and take part In the ausemenls Of the
Living Home LA. BROWN,
augBtf Near Wilmington, el
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FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS, STATE MUTUAL
COngindl NIL Greek

FAkE INSURANCE
THE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
(Originai NIL Greek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
(ioNTlNUEs TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF della.
" ware Its superior advantages Of insurance against 0ss
BY nre on all descriptions Of property except ma''ns
This Company is the pioneer Of Mutual 10
our State, being the FIRST to Introduce the pnuoo Hs
us AL the others mere limitations - l., an,
tits recommended by fifteen years experience IN AM
senlon TO- the subject Of Mutual sa 10 adjust and dis
erminae between the different varieties Of property aaS
risks to render tho membership the most equi'H' $50
! Mutual Of any other Company In the STATE - ,ui,
1t does not boast that has met win NO oH vs &
Inanrsnee G il small be losses must needs be In pro-
porionbu justly boasts that within the last leh yea9
Il has paid Sd4OO0 in losses aud attendant expenses WIN
out single Of ligaton rarely Of even .,
opinion aud in almost all cases to the entire saas1a
Of the parties nsnred-always within the limits OF Oh
days unless at the option Of the parties
other Company in the State.
II has less ~ hazard in any one single RISK IN proper
on to It's means than any other Company n ne saie
It has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars q ln
suranee offered to It, within the last three months enet
as being too great risks In single case OF rs 9nh' OF
ees Of Mutual lnsuIanse and notTithslandng TINS ass
within It's bounds 1t has Increased Its List oil lnsuau'7
HdLFA MILLION Of DOLLARS
It commences the year 1854 with an amount real hS,
| tectOn to the community VI S2s2oln
Guarded by surplus fund OF io,uVu
Total Protection, 8sWlWV
Ia thu work Of the Farmers Of Delaware aud rs Hnen
they ought to patrOnze It.
Presideut-JESSE SHARPE.
Secretary and Mreasurer-ROBERr MCCABE
DIRECTORS
BrdndyiDins Htndftd-Miiam =. Lodge.
| fAriiiand Hundrei-James DelAplaine.
Wilmington Hindred-Jesse Sharpe, James Webb Z |
Stuteeuhurg, Samuel L
MIL Cfsek Htnirsi-nunufl McCabe.
Mao Castle Hnndysd-DRvid W. Geminiil.
Iphae clay Creek Hugidysd--i. y. Williamson
Penead,r HaHdrcd-Curtis u. Ellison.
{ 81. GfOrges HaHdrcd-James Burnham.
. Red Lion HaRdrtd-John Z. Clark.
SMynd-Wam Temple.
Daufr-IIenry Todd
Mlford-Chares n. Fleming, Peter Causoy.
Georgei0ign-Chafes Tunnel.
Communications on general business addressed TO IN
undersigned, Wilmington, post paid will receive imAs
diate attention.
iX ROBERT McGABE NJ. D.. Secretary.
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JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

Aeal EBCdJ6, OJOckj NOC6 anu
Exchange Brokers,
No. HI Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, sc, &c., promptly and
pRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinda bought and sold on
commission in this city at the Brokers Boards in Pla
drphiA, New York other cities by mean. OF cores
bonding brokers who are all firms of high standing.
80 EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged OH Stocks Or
oans purchased abroad the regular broRes commission
of one quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and agents
DRNFIs-ye draw on Philadelphia New York or Dos
ton aud procure drains other American cities at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFIs-We draw on Great bfhain' ire
and, Germany and every other country In Europe,
on houses Of undoubted stndlus in sums 10 suit our
customers
EXClIANGE-Foreign Domesto--huught aud sold
at the NEST favorable rates allowed by The market A
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks on New
/ York
OF Real Estate in Town country and respectfully Mst'
purchasers sellers to give call We rent houses
and when desired by customers attend to the colet
| ton Of their rents.
| COLLEC riUNS.-Our correspondence eualles Us to
reach any prominent point In America Ia any foreign
countrj through the most reliable channels Cur iAi
ties or making collections therefore complete, and
cons quenty persons avaing themselves of them may m
oundent that their business will he faithfully and
erOmply attended TO. cur charges are low as are
| IN Ade By any reliable parties.
In every where are employed our aim Is TO di
he best Tor the interest Of our customers and We sot
he patronage of friends aud the public generally
ian 8 JOHN MeLhAR a SON.
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VlNCENT'S
United States Semi-Annual Re-

giSter.
Gas5fa The FIRST volume ul this work, which is a
kffyhistory Of the country lnr every halt year Is
6sst4Y now issued. Price ~ in cloth, aud S25n in
A4Hty library style II will b. sent itei postage
10y to any part OF the United States upon the ie-
reipt of tho money by mail.
The work will he published every six months. The
nrsent voluue contains go octave Ttgas aud contains
the record u over 4JOl events. Each L. placed
what has occurred in ovefY part Of the Union on any
particular day II has cnlious Index II sixty columns,
by which arrangement any particular event readily
be found The intention OF the work Is, land the author
believes he has fully snccede) u give account Of all
Deaths Of all noted citizens and Revolutionary soldiers,
with biographical sketches of their Yes also OF all
who have brooe celebrated notorious whether OF good
evil FINE; Meetings ui state Legislatures. with the
Important laws PASSED by them synopsis Of Governors
ConyentioHst Fires, Whrfe the amount property de-
stroyed was over SsO00i shipwrocks aud losses Of life
at srn Losses Of steamboats, lns, OF life from Violence
Accident, Failures. Furgercs, Deialratinns Rob
berries where the aud the circumstances ~ -ui.
helent 10 excite national interest; Durls and ARRAYS,
where they occur ietweru whcc official Positions
would render them ct singular unexpected occurrence
New and novel Decisions In Courts " Law; wills and
requests 10 public pufpostsi Gallant aud Good Actions,
aud breaches o Morale where the occurrences have
ceve worldwide notoriey through the ress and are Of
recording necessary 10 show the Of the times
The Proceedings aud Debates of Congressae not inserted,
as they wilt be- found at length in the Congress iOua
Ulobe but the Principal Bills the main obi being
create " reference for matters which have
them not the incidents OF great country.
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nov q No 80 Fifth street below Arch, phia.
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Tn. signs Of Cod,s HnudI1vorh.

We like the religious way of discussing
political topics. An argument carries force
when backed with the fires of eternal per.
dition, to be visited on the adversary. The
following sentence from a vigorous war
article in the Free Nation, a religious jour
nal, is a specimen:
"We hold that this Government was in
stituted by God; that a more glorious
heritage was never entrusted to any people /;
and we further believe that He who commit
ted this trust into our hands, will not hold
those g~uiltless who suffer it to be destroyed
or trampled upon"
1t is certainly some comfort to know that
those who have destroyed a government in
stituted by God, will be attended to by him.
This seems to be all the consolation afforded
to the patriotic heart at this time.
But if eternal retrlbution will take care of
the Confederates, why should the Free
Nation be so ardent for anticipating it by
villainous saltpeter2
1t is singular that a Government insti-
tuted by God should be kicked over by a few
Confederate precipitatorS.
The proverb will have to be altered so as
to read: Dieu propose, maiS Yancey dispose
God proposes, but Yancey disposes.
1t is queer that the more our Government
tumbles to pieces, the stronger is the belief
Of our religious contemporary that it was the
work of God.
For ourselves, we prefer the faith of the
stout old Pharisee, Gamaliel; elf this coun-
sci or this work be of men, it will come to
naught but if it be of God, ye can not
overthrow it,"
Will our brother Of the free and liberal
Nation put that in his pipe and smoke it?
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all the consequences, the eternal oao is the
least certain that the eternal one can be
evaded at any time by a plea Of penltenoe.
Are they not warranted in this By the ease
with which murdefers are saved, and the
triumpha . ffaith in which they are lancted
oa9 Has he not a surety that his case will
be made the special care Of the clergy and of
sbe praysr.meetings, until his eternal bliss
is insured; while his innocent victim has
gone unwarned and perhaps unshriYen TO
eternal torment7 - -iu r
We consider hat by the time rs" has
Thought Of these things, he will find that he
has got to begin his condemnation Of those
who destroy the belief in an ~infexible, eter-
nal perdition to murderers, in a different
spot; and that he will also have to heal him
self first from the false philanthropy which
would break down the moral effect Of hell
in preventing crime, by saving the souls of
criminals.
When he has done this, he may more
consistently sxhort that our laws to punish
murder " ought to be sniff and certain in ere.
%eution," with hone of the false philanthropy
of a jealous regard lest the innocent be con-
victed, and hone of the nonsense Of techni-
~calities of law, or delay, or new trials. In
short, then, he may consistently exhort, as
the tenor of his article does, that the ac-
eused should be hung and then tried,
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ADJUSTING INSURANCE LossEs.-The ad-
~justers of losses under policies of insurance
against fire sometimes have funny cases, or
meet an exhilarating turn. A common
method of measuring the damage is to in
quire the cost of restoration or repair of the
property injured. An adjuster of one of the
Hartford Conn companies was recently
hurried out to Elmira, N. Y, to pay for the
partial destruction of a steam. engine used
in a saw-mill. The holder of the policy de-
manded $500 as an indemnity, and had pro-
cured the formal certificate for that sum-.
The sdjuster had a survey by an expert,
who engaged to repair all damage for $3.50,
and he proposed to pay the claimant that
amount or repair the machine. Mr.. Claim
ant was terribly astonished; he didn't be-
lieve any man living could repair the damage
for that sum protested earnestly against
the injustice of asking him to take less than
the original 5000; out, on the whole, if he
could have his cash that day, he would take
$500.
Mr.. Adjuster finally told him he must take
one han0 or the other, and he accepted the
$3.50. After the settlement was made, Mr..
A. offered claimant the contract TO repair for
the sun paid, which he Indignantly refused,
with the delicate remark, mo hang him he
shan't do i'll There's a man up to Corning
will do it for a $l50l'
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MARRIED..

swAIN-RUsT-ln. COvington, KY, on the 9th
inst, by Rev. DR.. Buckner. Mr.. Albert f.. Swain, Of
this city, to Miss Laura +. Rust, Of Kenton County,
Ky.
HAsTINGS- HIETT-By f. +. Shaw, Justice Of
the Peace, on the 9th day of March, Mr.. James
Hastings to Mrs. Miranda Hiett.
kinney GARDNER On the 18th inst by
Elder ]. Dougherty, Mr.. Henry Kinney and Miss
Martha A. Gardner, all of Brown County.
DUGIN-TUCKER-By the same, on the 2lst inst +,
Mr.. Molin M. Dugin and Miss Anna y. Tucker, all
Of Higginsport.
CAMPBELL FULToN-On the 18th inst, By
Rev, IL. Grand Girard, at the residence Of Mr. Scott
Kinkead, Mr.. Robert Campbell to Miss Margaret
Fulton.
LEwIs-ABNEY-on the 18th inst. by Rev z.
Grand Girard, MIR. Frederick Lewis and Miss Har-
riet Abney, both of Brown County.
SHAFER-SNIDER-By +, +. Shaw, Justice Of
the Peace, March 20, Mr.. Frederick Shafer and MIS-.
Maria Snider.
YOGELER-FRANCK-On the 2sth Of March, by
Pastor KroI, Adelheid Franck, of Cumberland,
Md, to VIM. Vogeler, Of Cincinnati, o.. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the. goth Of
March, in Kinds County, Miss, at the residence Of
Mr.. J. l.. Smith, Judge Andrea Monroe, of Ken
lucky, to Miss Hattie Oharlescrsft, Of Vicksburg..
HODGEs-FLEMING-0nt the 26th March, Mr..
David Hodges, Of New York, to Miss Lizzie S Elem.
ing. adopted daughter of A. w. Waller, ESQ Of
Louisville,
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SINGULAR INCIDENT AT PEEsAooLA.-A let
ter to the Eufaula (Ala.) Express, from Bar
raucas, relates the following incident which
occurred there:
A man named Doyle, one of the workmen
at the Navy.yard, slipped over to Fort Pick,
ems, a few nights ago, and anne very near
getting in before he was discovered. He had
q bund of rat, tail files in his pocket and
says, if it had not been for a sergeant hold
ing q lantern up to his face as he was going
in the door, he would have had every gun
spiked in twenty minutes. He was sent back
by Slemmer, with the request that he be
dealt with, IS he did not wish to do any
thing that might bring about a collision,
which was so much to be deprecated. Col.
Clayton sent a note in reply, by the hands OF
private Bullock (who, blythe bye, has since
been promoted to a corporalcy), stating
that he would punish Doyle, but just
at this time be had too much need of his
services in casting cannon-balls. The con-
ference took place just outside the fort.