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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-05
A British officer writing from Teheran. F

A British officer whiting from Teherau, Per-
thartic Pill manufactured by 'an American
Chemist (Dr. J. @. AVER of Lowell, Mass.,) has
cured the Shah of Liver complaint that threat
ened bis life. This simple fact, as might be ex-
pected, renders the Americans immensely pop
nlar here, while we English are overlooked
Doubtless our own scholars made the discove-
ries which he employs, and thus it is in every
thing; we do the labor, then the mousing A
mericans put their mark on it and take the re-
ward. DE-. AVER is idolized by the Court and
its retainers here, which will doubtless be re-
fected to him on gold snuff box, or diamond
hilted sword, while not the name of Davy,
Christoson Or Brodie-the great lights by which
he shines-is known."-N y Sunday Paper.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-05
POETR Y.

PO ET r Y.
it Constancy.
BY RICHARD COE.
Forget thee should the sun forget
To shine upon the earth;
Should stars in azure beauty set,
Forget their glorious birth;
Should lofty hills forget to lift
Their frontlets to the sky;
Oh! be it still my blissful gift
To love thee till die
Forget theei should the streams forget
To flow unto the sea;
Should happy mock birds cease to set
Their throats to melody;
Should everything, in earth and air.
Forget its duty high;
OH be it still my ceaseless prayer
To love thee till diel
Forget thee should the summer air
Forget its balmy breath, 4
And icy Winter every where,
Proclaim an endless death;
Should Christian hearts their faith forget,
Nor soar into the sky;
Still be it mine, aye, even yet,
To love thee till die
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-05

Au adoertiSag for less time than three months, soi
be charged for at the usual rGes-$1 90 per square for
the first insertion, and twenty-five cents for each su6se-
quent issue
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
Vt7-VITI' " VI u VI n " " "
Elk NGE HOTEL,

WO, II U0cN Oh INNHutTpNfnl
(Late COL. II. h. JONEsl
mIlIs Hotel, kept the European Plan il convenient
for Travellers Citizens. and ths Public generally b
ing in the immediate nelghborhoud Of the Exchange
joining the Post Office, and within few minutes walk
d the Delaware whAve the landings for Steamboats,
from all parts
Meals can be had at all hours, from o'clock lie the
morning to II O'Clock ut night for l2H and up.
wards Lodging Rooms be procured at all times
31S cents per night The Chambers clean we'll ven
tated and all newly furnished. The Eating Depart.
ment will be provided with the hest the market can pro-
duee; the lrinking Counter furnished with good
and choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes that by strict
personal attention, with competent aud ubglng evana
he will be able to please.
j. OTTENKIRK,
Qate Of Baltimore, Md, and Madison House, phlhdal
jy2T-ly. PROPRIETOR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
REAL ESTATE
kH1 FOR SALE. EE1

large brick store aud dwelling In Market street below
Second This Is good business stand, occupied
a clothing store,
large brick house, north west corner Of Second
and King sa This Is an old established buns stand
and It's vicinity ~ tbs market makes 1t peculiarly de-
sirAhle.
three story brick house containing two stores and
dwelling on the south west Of IN and King Sis.
Now occupied ~ bakery aud confectionery Also the
house adjoining the above on Seventh street
A three story brick dwelling house In shipey street
above Fifth, twenty feet 'front.' ninety deep, containing
two parlors and five chambers. desirable residence
three story brick dwelling In French Street wes de
below Fourth This may be had cheap.
three story brick dwelling in Second Street north
side between French and Walnut.
A two story brick house 9th Street below Pine
three story brick house Madison Street above 7th
Two three story brick houses Madison Street above
9Th
Four three story brick houses on the east side Of Mai
street between Sixth and Seventh
One do ON south east Seventh and Madison,
Three do on tho west side Of Madison between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
A three story brick house in Lombard street between
Fifth and Sixth.
brc, dwelling in Sixth street between Poplar and
Lombard Two stories both main and back buildings.
Two frame dwelling houses the north corner of
Third and French streets.
three story brick dwelling In Seventh street below
lombard
lrge number of building lots at the corner Of Sd
aud French Streets Very desirable
desirable building ~ hy ITO feet In Fourth street he.
los Pinn Thewhole Ut the purchase money may remain
upon the property
Also a beautiful country seat on the road from vii
mington 10 New Castle, containing 10 In excellent
order
Terms accommodating. JOHN MoLEAR SON
jan ~ No IN Markat Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
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The Peoples Cook Book.
MODERN COOKERY
IN ALI ITS BRANCHES.
Icy MISS ELIZA ACTON
CAREFULLY REVISED by MRS. s. j. HALE.

1T TELLS YOU How choose all kinds Of Meats Poui.
Try, aud Gtme, with all the various
and mnst approved modes of dressing
lnd cooking Beet and Pork; also the
best and simplest way Of sailing,
~ ., - pehlng and curing the same
III TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes of dressing, cooking and bonlug
Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, And
dAme OF all Kinds with the different
Dr. ssiuEs Gravies, aud htuings APP
900 ~ pfoptialt To each.
1T TELLS You Hnw To choose, clean, and preserve
tish nj all tiuiE and how 10 sweeten
itwhen talnted; also all the various
and most approved modes OF cooking,
with the different Dressings, Sauces,
900 aud Fhvninge appropriate 10 each.
1T TELLS YOU All tile various aud most approved
modes ut preparing over hny different
kinds ot Mat. Fish, Fowl, Game, nnd
Vegetable soups, Broths and stewH,
with the Rrshrs and seaaonings APP
pr1pralo II each
II TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes 81 cuOhnr Vegetables 81 every
description, ,. how to prepare
Pickles Catst Us and CurIes Of all
Kinds, Potlel Meas, Fish, uame,
Mushrooms &c.
1T TELLS You All the various and most approved
modes u preparing and cooking all
kinds Of rlain and Fancy Pastry,
ludtings. omeleites, Frlttirs Cakes
Confectionery, lrserTes, Jolliap and
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IT TELLS YOU An the various and most approved
modes NJ making Bread, Rusks, Auf
hns, aud Biscuit, the best method OF
preparing Collie, Chocolate and Tea,
and how to make syrups Cordals,
and Wines 0t various kinds.
III TELLS YOU How TO tet out aud ornament Table
how Ia Carve all kinds u Fish Flesh
'or Fowl, and in short, how TO ~ sm.
plllY tho whole Art Of Cooking as 10
bring tile choicest Inquiries Of the
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The book contains as pages, and upwards q twelve
hundred Recipes all Of which the results OF actual
experience, having been fully and carefully tested under
the personal superintendent the writer's II is printed
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Inducements TO all such being very liberal.
For single copies OF the book for terms To agents.
with other information, Apply to or adore
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
nov s-5m No. tlI SAMSON street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
Bargains in Dry Goods.

NLVNNI IT, NWIIIIi
s. W. corner Eighth and Spring Garden Streets,
(The Large Brown Buildng) PHILADELPHIA,
OVERS for CASH great inducements In Fancy and
" Staple Dry Goods comprising Dress Goods In great
riely; shawls, EHbroideres, blankets, &C.. &c. Mes
styles printed MerihoS and CaFhmeres Velvet Popns
Valencia. Mousde falnes Alpaeas French and Englieh
ChintzeH, Black silks, Be. &C. Also, Musins Linens
ksnnels, Countarpages, Quilts Bureau Covers Cloth
Table Covers, Damatk Linen, Table Diapers, Napkins,
Totfengs, Hosiery. Gloves, SC. MEMS and boys
WEAR Cloths, Caidmeres, vestings Cravata Handker.
chiefs, Sc. In rpatgariety. &C 2e1y.
THE place TO buy good and reliable seeds both garden
i and agricultural y at Gil Market street. aug "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
WAWASET NURSERIES

W INV ASSET NURSERIES,
TlHE undersigned having made arrangements with
4 some o. tue most reliable Nurserymeu In this country,
Is prepared TO furnish all kinds Of
NURSERY STOCK
or the best quality at reasonable prices lie would re-
specially advise those intending plant the coming
vartably secure the best trees
lntegent planters must be fully Of the advan
ttges o. buying their trees, &C., Mt home where they
make their own selection, In preference the now fire.
quent practice Of buying from repuied agents iom dis.
tAnee who are seldom second time.
05-lO,0l0 one year Silver Naples for sAle low
aug "a EDWARD TATNALI.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
BLINDS. &c.
Furniture and Venitian Blinds
BOOK STORES.
NEW BooKsl

n T., S. Il. Batler'S Book and Newspaper Store,
400 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Notes on Nursing, by Florence Nghtinyale--G0 cts
Lucy CrpftOn-7b cts.
Travel AMI Study In ltaly--I5 cts
Cample's Agrieultura-Sl2i.
Art Rpcrations. mplcts guide to Ornamental
MorI-Sl bO.
Tho Ls1y's Manual Of Fancy work-Sl25.
Ten Thousand Wonderful Things Marvellous and
81,
Life In spin-ti.
Adventures Vt Jonathan Iomehed-St.
The Origin OF Species, by Darwin-siz5.
Miehelets New worlS-woinan tlea Femms) 81.
Asso, Love Il. Amour) ST..
Compensatlon-sl,
Stories Of Famous Ballads for Children by raco Green
wsOd-60 cts.
toeks Nsrrative--sl.
The Secret Out or 1000 Tricks with Caris-s1.
All the Magazines for Marcn together with all the
Daily and Weekly Newspapers, Stationery Fancy Goods
dc, IN great variety,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15

ss-sR good farm Of 16J acres more or loss In Bran
,llH dywlne Hundred, ON the Turnpike road leading
uiWf 10 West Chester, ~ miles FROM Wilmington,
divided into niue heds.and two los, we'll fenced,
we'll waierei aud In good state IT cultivation, hav-
Ing been lined ashed, gusnoed aud manund There Is
new barn, about 90 feet square, including Overshoot
with potato root house under the angway yard 70
by 90 ieet enclosed with stone wall eight feet nigh
sMbling for horses and 20 To 30 cows; also tOetaby
good dwelling house and three houses thpeon c
For milk dairy, grain Or grazing farm, II would be
sTae and will liz sold FIR 500 per liberal terms
Apply 10 SAMUEL McCAULLEY, Seventh and Poplar
Streets, Wilmington, Del, or wM MeoAuLLEY,
api7 Cog Market str.et
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
Ear Sale

A SUPERIOR FARM and Mill located in ST. Georges
II Hundred. New Castle County, Delaware, near The.
Delaware Railroad and within three miles OF odessa con-
tanning 25 OF land In high state of cultivation on
which are good farm buildings snd superior Mill now
doing an excellent business This farm is situated in one
Of the best improved ueigborhoOds n the County, con
venient to Schools Church, &c. we'll fenced and wntered
about 10 in Peach Trees choice varieties IN full
bearing; VIII he sold accommodating tsrna and pos.
session given by the 25th OF December Ten thousand
dollars can remain secured on the premises
For further information apply or address,
SAML Z. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent,
by II SOC Market street. Wilmington Di
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
FOR SALE

I-A beautiful country seat with two or NOR
fs,r acres OF lAnl, within mile Of Wilmington,
HsNN Dol Mansion House ~ by ~ feet, three stories
sss, ~ handsomely finished, with wide yeranda font
A-aA-NehAnd on one side, portable gas works and
water forced to the third story, with all the modern
pr0vemens large stable carriage house, &c. ell the
buildings new having been erected within the last
two three years without regard expense, grounds
handsomely laid out with the choicest shade trees and
eversreens This property Is worthy Of the attention Of
anysenemAn in want Of desirable country residence,
1t considered Of the best properties near the
city. The pavement ~ extended within a few hundred
yards Of the premises For further Information apply
address SAMUEL y. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent, JOG
Market street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
HOTELS.
THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Board, 81 IS per day.
FOUNTAIN HoTEL.

No. 2O7 Fourth Street. opposite 10 he City Spring.
- THE proprietor has at great expense, feittsI
t...sNk this popular and we'll known establishment
Esss In the most complete style, and furnished II
lI1as 81 with all the meana aud appliances of first
-- class place OF enjoyment for NIL those who can
really appreciate the comforts NJ meteorological Hotel
and place Of amusement and rriieuhn0u The lar Will
be found to be supplied with tue best Wines Liquors
Segafa, selected without regard to expense TIL sa-
loon tttaohed Is furnished with hagatee tables of
which is Of peculiar construction, and the most costly
in the city.
In the garden which is most beautifully and tastsly
aTayed, with shaded arbors aud Towering shrubs will
be found arrangements for that manly aud healthy OK
cereise Of quot pitehngand other Amusemens suit-
aDls To such place nf resort The subscriber will spare
pains TO make his establishment Of the most pea-
SAINT and desirable Ia be found In this city OF elsewhere
and he will devote himself to the comfort pleasure
all who may hvtt him with their patronage lie has on
exhibition large number of curiositeAsrange IrsA
NATURE, paintings, &c, with which those not Otherwise
engaged, may themselves, and To his collection,
which comprises many ecs of interest he is constant
ly making additions.
taTQ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15

MUEL M AR S II ALL,
DENTIST,
MO. los SEVENTH Street. between shipey and Orange
IN Wilmington Del; f. NJ. having enjoyed a practice
In this eity for number of years with pleasure refers
our prominent ctizena generally. aug 2s-lY
Ilss. OP JAMAICA GINGER II very servtceable az a
" tonic to those recovering from dsease and to those
that dyspepe troubled with dizziness 1t afords
great relief. Prepared aud sold at
lyle J0HNs0N's Drug Store, 1876 Market NJ.
Wool HOODS, WOOL. HO0Ds.-Just opeued, anoth 9
w lot Of those very desirable Hoods that have been sell
ing 70 rapidly, Prices from ~ cents to bi.6O
ELIZA WILSON 123 Market VI.
II osTRTTERs BITTRRs, herman Bttors, Imperia
ii Bitters, for sale by A. II. 0RIMsHAw A co,
aeplI No COZ Market street.
AMPS altered TO burn Coal or Kerosene Uiis at No
IL Ill Market street, Call and examine.
sspt 2s J. Q. PIcKELs.
SAGE, sAGBJust resolved lAige lot Of Sage in bulk
- also pressed In psnnd haEpUnnd and ounce
Sausage makers will do we'll 10 sail at A. H. Grimshas
Drug Store, No. GOO Market Street.
CLOAKlNa CLOTHS.
IATE invite the attention Of the Ladies' to our
w Of Cloaking Cloths, just RECEIVED, which win be
found to be Of the most esabe shades at low prices
aug Ma1ks. below Fourth etWest side.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-15
LIVERY STABLES.

Horses and Carriages for Hire,
e..NA by John Kirkman. oSERR,
IN THE undsrslgned having made ex skkS=fHA
tenEiye aedltlohs TO his stock OF HORSES, CAR
AGES, &C., would respectfully inform the public that he
IL prepared Il furnish them with any article In his
line at the shortest notice and the most liberal
Ills Carriages made by the best Makers and for style
and finish cannot be surpassed by those Of the larger cities
Trusting that tho citizens Of Wilmington will appreciate
bis efforts " please he respectfully soss their patronage.
JOHN KIRKMAN,
Third st., between Walnut and Poplar.
J. K1RKMAN would also take this opportunity to say to
uuderiakes and others that he has just had finished
ties for attending funerals complete lie IL prepared
to oil all ORDERS they may favor him with at the shortest
notice and on the most liberal TERMS ga
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
Douglas Obsequies at keOkuk

A gen slemAn v no was at X -okuk on Tues
day informs d that tbs funeral obseouies OF
Senator Douglas at that place, were OF the
most imposing character ever witness ID 10 IT, at
city. 1t vas estimated that not le>s than Fl .
teen thousand people came INTO the city t.
WITH, IS the ceremonies The PROCESSION form.
ed al about one o'clock. n front OF The hearsv
marched the three Iowa leg 'nents The
hearse itself magnificent affair, gotten
Up Tor the occasion, ami adorned With silk vel
vet. Handsomely caaop'ed, aud drawn by four
coal black horses adorned with heavy b. incs
plumes. Iam msdistelY behind the hesree can.
first, the Mayor and the orator in carriage.
Then the members of the bar of keokuk o
foot, then russo,ic oroers, next the Odd Fel
lws, next The iudependen, military e.tnpani..
Of Ksokuk, then the frem en, and lasiiy tn
citiz,us IN carriages and or tcot 1h- proces
son va. tao miles long. The funeral services
were pronounced ut the Fair Grounds 10 vas
multitude oi solemn people 1t wa most SOL
emn spectacle, ard showed how much tn.
hearts of the people were ,nrned ;owsrj-
Douglas, ard how much ali lamented hi-
death.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

LECLAIaE. lows. June IL. 1861.
EDiroRs DEMocRAr:-The past few faye hav.
hsep decidedly favorable for the farming com
muni,y-dry and warm From personal ob-
servatscns in the vicinity Of the c,sy find the
corn crop. considering the unusually late
planting. looking we'll, also, the wbeot in
very fourishing condition. With The promise oi
an early harve-t.
Our usually qniet town was yesterday con-
siderably excited over the arrest Of young
woman Of very improper proclvi,ies. She
had psrraken rather freely OF the spirits Of
corn, and did up the catalogue Of osth- in 6n+
style, in wh hich che was scientifically support ed
by q couple Of gents ~ Who bore her con pa
= rntil IuruisbeJ with Uncomfortable quar-.
tcrs in the es.sboose.
saturday night last VS. appointed " tn
Home Guards for general muster The CIT,
Gems focked in from sl' dit sclicrs 10 witn.ss
the erapd and imposing Spectacle At sbou,
sundown they made their aps rr zee TO the
number Of eight high rsiva,es snd two non-
commission, q officers. sssure you the .Isru
Tor the safety Of tie ci'y is c urlete, as al,
we're forced to believe upon the Home Guard
Guard depended the seivsiion OF the place
10 shors, trey are . gsard 6zsls
"Poil Tax" last 10 that intensely decent
sbset. The 0azstts. IL des,dsdiy anion 10 iss
tendency. Charlie. tbet iis.Ie head oi yours
hes aaaeht a ids and COED one that h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

INi U>TEE'S sAi f Whereas on the I.t dsy
! Of Juoe. A ID lesD ii A. hart and M.ry
j art, his vile, executed unto austin Cotbin
Rs Tru- tee cert tin Deed of Trust, cuns ing 10
said Trustee The land IN Clinton c. nunf, l. ~
described as follows, to wit The : nth y est
quariero OF section rev. nfee, ". H. Town Llp No.
eighty -one 81 north of number rix 49, I
IA tie 5ih pri eipaI m.,,di., which ssld
conveyance was made by The ard IL. A. End
Mar; }. art. tor tbs IarrDye Of 20 urng the pay
m.nt Il niue certsin prom ss.fy notes. sigLed ~
aid II. A Hart dated tb. LIST Gay OF June, A II.
1860, and one of ~hica pay xtie 80
follows, fo-wit: Tor the sum VI 6itv
dollars, due in one year from date, Isysble
wlh exchange on New ork City, an With inter-
est at tn. rate of ten per cent per aDnum atter
maturity. full description OF aIi the Lotes
will be- 70 md ia lie Iced 81 Trust, recorded On
page 3, book. Vi Clinton county rec.ras.
And nov, said nescribeu u-ts i.avi = brcnms
due and Iay- BILE and the said IL. A. HAT hxv,ng
faied TO ply the same, /, Austin Lv.bin
trustee aforesaid, 10 hereby give this pub
lie notice, that by virtue Of the W Which IL IN
me vested by -aid Iced oi Trust, ] will. sat.
urdsy, the 18th day of July. A ID. 1861, ~
the hour of Line -clack 10 the forenoon ssid
day, at the Cour; House door in the city OF Dss-
export. expose and ofier for sale, ~ puitic sue
tioB the parcel Of Land above described, o. 20
much thereof A. shall be necessary to .stisiy
aud usy the amount OF ssid pote, with The In
t~rert thereon u the day Of sale. seee,her ~iih
AL the costs and exgHases attending sase se1ss
coetx Of this notice And Irusfeer ices.
dated the 18th day Of JuLe, y. .so..
AUSTIN IOkblN,
;,.sA,.l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
River Items.
WEDNESDAY, June IL.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, June L.
ARRIVED.
NoRTHERSER, Afford, st. Paul.
NATE CAssEL, Hiilhouse, Montrose
DEPAR7ED.
NoRTHrRSER, Afford, st. Louis
NATE CAssEL, Hihouse Montrose.
The hey City, Capt. Worden, will be the regu-
lar NJ rthern Line packet Tor St. Paul and way
points this morning.
The light draught packet Pomery, Capt. Davis
will Depart for Fcrt Madison and way points at l.
O'Clock this evening" making connections for e,t.
Louis in SO hou.s.
The Samkirk is loading at Cincinnati for ST.
Paul.
The Louisville Courier Of the 7tb, rays that the
Chancellor started for st. Louis last evening
We learn that she has contract to bring around
from Rock Island lot of digging machinery for
the contractors on the Portland Canal enlarge
ment
The John BELL has withdrawn from this trade
and is now plying between st. Louis and Pitts
burg.
The Nortaerner from st Paul passed down last
night loaded down to her guards
Tho steamer Florence, on her way from St.
louis to Sioux City, met with a serious accident
a. Rushbot.om. She came in collision with
snag, which penetrated the ull, admitting about
one foot of water. Her cargo was injured badly
The Louisville Courier of the 9Th says that all
New Orleans boats, and in fact all the Southern
rade packets, except one or two, are laid up a.
that port.