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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
FOR RENT

f.f3r large four story brick house, No. SIS Market
lijiEl STREE between Eighth and Ninth Streets WI.
liii& mngton, Del 1t Is suitable for private tamil y
iasAzasA or boarding House. having 10 CHAMBERS bath
u alior dining room ami Kitchen with dry cellar
~ " would pc converted into store by alteIing the
Goods store. Apply to 0''''As VI DiS
July is, 1862 eoe Marksi a. = y wiiiain.,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IlSU RA NCE GO MP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.

Oluce " Inning Ion lnstlGuJe, corner OF otn
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
INTEREST ON PREMIuM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
'NHE principle of Mutual Insurance is believed to he
the safest, and experiences far has proved it to be the
cheapest means of Insurance against Loss FNK and
although this institution has beeen but II years in eN
stence the list Of insurers will compare yoraby with
any otheri and the eIsas by fire during that time al
though not few have been promptly paid all who have
been insured in this office and have had the misfortune
to be burned out attest The object has been
cure good list Of safe risks rather than TO swell the
number OF Insult without regard to hazards thus les
SEEMING the liability OF sinking the cash capital in
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WlLMSGroN- William Candy, Vincent C. Gilpin tieorge
Richardson John A. Duncan Jacob pusey. John Cochran
William Tatna, Edward +. Bellah, Samuel Candy.
BRaNpYwisR HUNDRED -Edw. Rringhurst, Eli u. Taey.
die.
Ngw CASTLE HuNDRBD.-JOhn iuyer.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HUNDRED -Abram p shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GRO H p SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer gss
e Office hours from TO and IRON to O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
UNDERTAKERS.

THOMAS MITCHELL,
U N ID L r L A X Il r..
ID ESPECrFuLLY tuiorins the public of VIII
IL mingon and vicinity that he has at the re Sasia
quest o. many friend opened place OF business al
No. 1913 East Third Street
Adjoining John Krmans Livery stahe where hs il p,a
pared to give his personal attention the sinsss
UNDERT AKING In ALL IT'S BRANCHES
He those who may require his services that thew
will lind him ready with horses aud carriages ateud4d
by careful drivers. at all times "a
N. ia small IlEARsE expressly for children -"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
r TTdsIuent-JESsE hHAK
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBBRT MoGABs, ". D.
DLREETRRS.

-, -, HEHHAN4N UAAJs
Ell Wilson, BrAudywine Hd James Delaplain Christi
ana Hda James Webb. Samuel Barr, H. q. Stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe " mington Hd,; Robert McCabe, Mill
Creek Hdi John T. Williamson, White clay Greek I'D
George Jan.er, New Castle lid Curtis b. Ellison Pen,
cadrT Hd; John &. Clark, Red Lion HID. WIN. ielnpln
smyrna; James II. Burnham St. Georges lid; Charles
Fleming Peter = Causey, Mordi Henry Todd Dover;
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown
AHENlS-As well Tor receiving applications for fnsnr
ance as dues Of IL emhers
~ I'LL Wilson, Bandywne I'D Robert McCabe, Mill
Williamson, White Clay Greek HI; Curtis H. Ellison
Pencsder I'D Red Lion St Georges and Appoquinmink
hundreds; Joseph G. Griffith smyrna James Crippen,
New Castle HID; Charles H. Fleming, Milford CHARLES
Iunnell Georgeowui Henry todd, Dover.
communications on general business addressed to IN.
ti0n. % at''h'
ta ROBERT MooABE NJ. =. secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
FOR RENT,

1A,2As very fine house in excellent order on Market
niE1 between Twelfth and Thirteenth StIeets NIL
ii " ningon. Also, several small houses In ysrious
klaaAAaak parts OF the City. Apply to
,,o WIN, MGAuLLEY
'uIy W l9o2 gO9 MArkei 81 Mllmlngt6n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
PRIVATE SALE OF
IL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

@s.5sAr The subscriher will sell At Private Sail, The
entire stock oi Stoves Tin, Sheet Iron aud bril-
liis tana ware, Cutlery, &c., besles ali the tools
klzA and fixtures belonging to lrs class stove lin
ana sheet iron ware store; also The store hou,r wsrk
shops, 6c, known as No 40 Market street between "a
aud 81 Wilmington. Dell ex-ndi from Market sresi
to and fronting On shipey street formerly oceupie Inv
Geo +. Peterson lN -
This is opportunity seldom presented for Anv one
Wishing to start in lucrative business desirable To-
rao especially az this stand has leeu long occupied by
pes ns ~ this business For further particulars apply 10
oel2s'u' WA. n. ODANIEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce DR.. Hurds Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want To
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They a1e
new, useful, low priced, nnd we arc spendinn
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
OF the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt Of sercn dollqys
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be.
coming an agent. They can be sold in n day.
BFaSs We ,coaia rathsr I'ay sa(qyas Mdn Comais.
sions 10 those gho prOuc themselves Efficient salesman
Bs25- Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
WEBB BUILDING,
No. e24, Market ST, below Sd, ThIrd sto =,
WILLIAM Il. NAFF,
AUCIIONEER.

~ EspECTFuLLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
III public generally that he continues tho
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
all its various branches, and s ready u receive
consignment all knds Ot Goods Wares aud Merchandise
at the
Temperance Hail,
fE1St Fourth Street south side 4eay Market Strsetl
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Real Estate and Stocks sold public or privaa sale
Continues his agency for Renting c5ectng rents of
houses, farms &c ~ "
Persons wishing to reut will do we'll III give him call
Borrows and Loans aouey Commission
the State Of New Jersey
Furniture al reduced prceH
Public salso every saturday the Auction Room, No
East Fourth street
once No West Fourth street, up stairs
N. B-houses Farms and building Lots for sale
please give him a call. a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

4hs;sAr Two stony Brick Houses tl Betts sraet in
lssaH# Brtndywine Village, Nos % and 81 E.eh
iii house cost $3.50, rents for S50 and will be sod
hak for $50 each, cash Also, in the same Village
on lamuot street No. ~, story Brick Hnuse win
frame kitchen attached cost SeGO aud viii be sold for
$3.50 cash Apply to ' ''
WIN. MccArLLEY. COG Market ST.
hp-@ Wilmington Delaware
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A NEW Article !

nv
Roback's Stomach BISterSy
A and delightful siomAenie, aad< r1isr Tor
;ae ep2 ie1 z1s& T. % - 49, We s sass,.s :
Try II.
As morning drink, TO assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try IL.
In HdrT IL IL superior 20 al other Btters. Try H.
The formula Of these Btters, now ns6l) the sole
property 81 Dr. Roback. originated with one Of the
Oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioners Of the
West, aud IL s directly predicated upon the wants o.
Western people.
These Bitsrs derive their stimulus from the power
f tonic nature Of the and heI bs OF which thcy
are composed, and as they are, hy allsying unnat.
ural cravings Of the stomach. directly promotive q
TEMPERANCE.
the pressnt proprietor believes that IN making them
widely Snown, the public welfare Il subservsd.
IL viii soon be for sale by ali OF Or, Robaek's nu-
merous Agents. and NJ Hotels, d<c, the country over
In the tleantme orders will be filled direct from
Cincinnati In any quantity. and az the lowest rates.
it IL PM up In Quart Bottles and securely packed m
one dor cases. Half doz. sample cases wl however,
be packed and sent 70 any address, II desired.
Retntt Price, eI per bottle, or SIX
for g..
Principal o,ice and salesrooi- No e. Fast foarth
Street, III building from esfn Street. Cincinnati
Ohio. Laboratory, No. 2s Hammond Street
For sale in Vieo County by
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

Fapcv Dycing md Securing Estab
fishmenf.
INVITE GRAPE AID CASHMERE euswfz
w sIk xnd v ~cira Dresses si-e. a-suti-rnsnss =
Cieths Cissnsd and Cei1sed ~ ns~ shsssical prc.
csss. q lea lks nsw
Wse.sh stress b---e-a tbs s.r.af as On sts~.,.
ssne rtsre oc<up,ed ~ Ne an 40 lspsseu~i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

or tse FIFTEENTH SE30-zEgUAL STA 17E-
AK.NT q( ne condition u Lhe NOM IAoI-
RdNCE COMPANY, Of Lse CITY Of Ncso rork.
oT nse lst day 81 JtaNarg. 1881
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30
aas.. OF Advertising I'm Daily.

fsxai adv-rsl--u.ents nfly cents pr square each
a...f.~t.rx Arrangements male with tAosr who
.f.h - afv~rtse by ths year. With ne privilege -
ehanesng At pleasure Yearly advertisers, ho~esef,
Ill bs confined strictly % their regular pnNne--,
sfi lrtk Is1g quarterly .,,
Ad.srissnsss.ts Ia tie spseial notice eolaun VII
=. charged two pfioes
Advertisements Kept constantly On the in'iae'
pfie~ and a half
Ba.la.@- notices publ.hsd Ia the leesi eolann.. q
t. Hn~- % under vii be charged Tor eaeh ih-cruoh
81. n over Zen lines. ten e~nts per line. -
Afssrtlssuaerts ssnt Ia foo 40 sPechea DiNfs VII
=. lu-~ff-t three months, unless ordered 0ut- -,
s.krv alteration of a standing advertisement VII
-nosnt 20 = renewal % thu sane. anlsss o'aef~iae
.greed upon By contract -. 81,
.ppouiring Candidates for oi,ce Of every ce.crip-
o. vii be charged 81 90 for each name IN The Daily
.ni 400 In the Ia and Weekly, dieibs ~ e"-
rsfna<
81. xrataitosls advertisements whatever.
t.harxes w.G be male for Inserting he notees oi
Al tlesers. Societies or Associations a. fouo~s-
- earh uoLze not exceeding lines - eenN ief
- 4, insertion, over eig1t lnes AZ this rate
Amounting deaths with funeral notice atl--bes,
fi without notlce. free.
sicss a FESTIVALS f8cnics and Excursions, gotea
!, bv Individuals assoc ations. or By Churches,
l.Sai Advertisements Inserted Al the expense q
A,torneys ordering. and payment not . Be delayed
- he legal procee.lpg hut c0llectaole AZ The usual
lne Iublisher not accountable for Tho accuracy OF
srsl advertisements beyond The amount charged TOT
thar puhneation-
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Ayers Ague Cure.
FOR THE srKFDY cuRR or


lntermlticat Fever, Or Fcvcr snd Arue. REMIT.
a Fever, ctill fsver. Damb que, reriodical Heal
ache or hlliou- Heateehe. Az balllous Fc-
vers, indeed for the whole ciaas Of dls-
eases or iguating IN hillary deranFe-
mcnt, caused ~ he Malaria q
Masnatc Countries.
We enabled here % ofsr the Community a
remedy Which. while = cures ths sbo,e complaints
with ocrtauty, Is sim perfectly harmless IA sIy
quantity. Such remedy is Invaluable In districts
where these aicting disorders prevail. The sci-s'
expels tho uiAsaiic poison 81 Fever ant Asrc from
thc system, and prevents The development q tie
dease II taken On the frsl approach Of IL. prenon
i.ory symptoms II ls only tho beet re1nesv ever
yet discovered fCr This class Cf con.aiuts but also
the eheapcsi. Tho large Quantity supply fof
deiisr brings u within the rcish ~ ever, by. nnd
ia liors districts, ~herc fe,rg rnt gue lres sii.
ertryboiy should lAse Il and use u frs~y both a
care and protection. snas superiority oi ih.
Ia Ard certain cure u futerrus.cnfs is that n thn
tins no Quuiuc of mineral, coneoq uentiy " pfadu
ces No g'rr'sn or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Thost cured D, il ar1 lff a.
hsAiu,y a. a. thoy had mover had TO dseass
FcsUr aud Agnc =. not alone the cosf4 ~ 49,.
miasmsic Toison great variety q dis,rders are.
ffom its irritation, efnone which are
NoarAiFla, rheumatism, Goui, Hsedacha. Blnsu...
Ioothaehc. karaehs. Catarrah, Asthma. Papi
taiion, Painful Aneetlun 81 the spleen. lis
tfrics. Pain N ne Ro~els .Coiic. .faralv~i-
and DsranFement of the Siomach.
AT - which, when originating Ia this cal.s "a, %.
TIE Intermittent type, or become l,cticdical. II
"CVar cxpcls the poison from the blood. aud con.
sequenty cures them all Alike. II " an iuvaluAhi
protection e. immigrants and p~rrons travelling ~
temporarily residing tn the ualariols districts. II
taken occasionally or daily while exposed 20 the iu-
fiction. that viii be excretet from the sysfeu anf
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity O. rip~1
into dissAse. Hence n Il even move tainsble Goa
protection than cure. and nv will ever suffer non
lutcrmiftenfs n they avail themselves ~ the fr.
lection thi. remedy Anordf
ss- Prepared iy DB J. c. AYrR6 Co
Jovcli Masssrhusetu.
All our remedies arr Or sale BY J Il CussssnAs
+. " DoseEs1T, ard ~ eli Druggists IN Terre.
Haufe
wholesaic by ALLrS a Co. Clneinnsii.
nf..lf rsln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway. New York.
BOARD Reduced 70 - pr dag!

b""f" ne""oed 10 - pr d6H.
Since The opening u thl. vast and coiamotlou.
Hotel IN lisa, % has been The saee cndesvor q the
rspfislors to make IA the most -amps4ous. con-
senient and comfortable home for he ciiisen snd
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whssever has seemed likely - administer 70
the comfort q - guests they have endeavores.
without regard 20 cost. 20 provide. AMI 90 combine
all The element. q individual ans social esIoymest
which modern art hA. invented. and modern taste
approved and the patronage Which u has ooramAn- :
ID during the Pas, .is year - gratifying proof
that their efforts have been appreciated
To meet The eAigencics ofthe time. When ali are
required to prac'ies ne mot rirls eccnorny. the
undersigned.
Have Reduced the price OF BOARD to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
a, the same slm> sbstng rone q tAe iuxur.e, vita
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
rREADwEIA- wHrrcoNB a CO.
S.~ York. se.il :. isn amo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30
Y. Y. DECE a 90.

JACOB kSGLIs. Foazsks.
= p Constantly on taut a superior arfi,i. +.
NAffk PROOF OH BiAckING. warranted a. ts
water proof a't ~ rake the leather -o and pllats
Ocf. nc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

IRON BUILDINGS, FIFTH STH'r,
rirrsBvRc, PESN.
TIE Collegiate cOarso includes The prsoelpls' aud
Double Entry Boek Keeping
Adapted 90 every departmcni q Inland and For
sign commerce, by the author ~ buns = items 81
Bookkeeping
Stock and Parfnushig Books.
EKemplifying numerous cate Of dinicult opening
andelosing, changes In arms, &C. supplied ny the
epasor's fagIy years experience In business
The Scifisiaesf of Sfhgte Frs-s Par'perskip
Books.
Generally 10 little understood that two 'pfofessofs
of Book keepng' In this city, rec, ,nily msae on
bus iness balance sheei containing ls, 600 errors'
Reeftyne Derareed Double Entry Books.
A frequent and highly resPonsleie duty. explained
In no other treatise on accounts.
Csaagisg Single 10 a DOutie Enfry Ledger
Iiusirsea for she arst time in Dun- Boot keeping
The Pirate Leigcr.
For kccyng the results Of he business private go
often desired hy extensive firms remains wholly
unknown 20 ihe pupils of all other Commercial
SCHOOL,
Bssiness Correspondence
The volume q Dun's Msnuscrlp, Business Letters
affords the most complete course of instruction in
use
BHsinftt fUfnf
Systematically arranged and taught ia connection
with Tie book % practice.
COMMERCIAL Comgai.lf.sns.
Including numerous business operation never thof
oughly taught IN other schcols.
Commercial and OrRsmsnial P.RmaNssip
ny " n nnd and & e. Cochran. anihors of ale
new editions 81 the Gems - Pefalanship ant Neu
School CoDg Books.
Tao popularity II ttcst improvements. AID ntf
elegant business writing attest thc advantage 81
TAI. department over sn cher Colleges. Fast ~
West. t., enlarged edition - Dun Duncan -
| Gems q
Business and OTAamcRfgi PonmaNslis.
l. the most complete SELF. Instructor published To-
ganily bonnd, mailed postpaid. for g..
Dan A Duncan's New school Con, 3cois. finely
| er~ravcd with the authors lnsiraellons on each
/ cover. so cents per dozen.
The Cheaptsf Coy BOOK ia I tass.
For fun PARTICULAR send for elegant neN rir-
culsr PIP. GO. with samples - our rer-ssr's VII.
/ ting. it.clcsnc IS cents. 10
T.. y. DUFF A son. Principals.
80 Strangers sill please 'rQulre eur repuisi'or
| ia the city. where sre best tuc~n
mar2cl~i
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JOB PRINTING
op ALL kiSDs,
NEATLY EXECUTED

Al Fals oFFicE, ~ rHk
te.s aud most Tsassnea style,
REAsoN ABLE RAT l. \
AID =
., nIR II a II g III
ra,s. hAs heen within The last fsw aS{s
- .d.sieto q rEw skuslki, 70 tbe s.o o''
: = ,nw oss ffhe eest sfrnt~nea n ne s'".'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

INSURANCE.
EYRE AND INLAND POLICIES
u issnsd In ~ lvtna Insurance Co-ursny cf
Hartford. Counecficut
Cash assets. g ogO 600.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
in 'he PIP a-t Marine Company. springneia. Ma..
FIRE POLICIES issued IN the Fire In.
uraace Company e Hartford. Connecticut
tttH tserft. st..s s..4s tTtf nCu
INSURANCE. m tho above ED ani rcii abie Coanpa.
uios car D. pfocure ~ reasonable ratrs "a sppii.
caficr g.
HAcER A MONEY!. kreuss
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies In Phorix Musuai
ilfs irrarsrcs crupsry - Bsrffcri. Connecticut
tssh assris. So &C
Received -
II HAGEr. Assn'
n loss A woon. Medical Easzlr-r.
srrst3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30
he Weekly ExPress

ousr-hea every Wednesday. At 81 so per annum.
<fvance.
ss-No pape- sens without tbs H.oney, nor oontinu-
longer time than paid for
uates 81 Advertising sn weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30
MEDICAL.
scrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disasse, q oorruptoo q ths
u bleed. b. whsch thss nuid becomes vstktsc. veal
sof poor. Being IN TIE circulation, II ptryacee ths
whole BODY and may ourst oct IA tlsc2se 90 any par
u H. No organ IL free from ts attacks ncr l. thers
one which u may not destroy. The scfufelous tsirl
i vaEicgsiy caused BY Inercurial disease low LIVING
disordered unbe<hy feed. impure air. flth an
1thy habits the depressing vices, and. above al b
The Henerexi infection. whatever be is origin II 1.
hereditary "a the constitution, descending rom pa
reuIs q children unto the third and fourth gcness
uon," indeed, it seems @ ~ the rcd 81 HIM shs
says, II vii v'i tAe niQ1lues v lie faihert upos
tbrfr children."
lie effects coIanes,os BY deposition from the bios
cf o0frp. q ulceroas matter which, IN The lungs.
hesr AID Internal organs Il termed turhercles IA
te sisfds. swelnsss aud or The surface. eTuF.iocs
o. fofes this toui cofrupton, which genters in The
bc4t tepftsscs The energies - life thaf scro<e-
foae toinpiaints, tut they have FAR les power 1.
satstA- tr attacks q other tlssAscs, cousequcrt-
y ~ numbers perish by disorders which, although
@ rfoiulo4r n ihsir nature, sre still rendered a.
- ~ fhis tailf lu fhe Fvstem. Most q lie On
susnpuen which deeiEsaied the human fariiy uhrrst
oriGsn directly ia this scrofuiors o0rfsldinas
gaAuy destsuctiVe diseases % tA~ liver kid
BRAN, anc. indeed. q al the orgAns arse froue
are eggraHatea oy tne kAlne cause.
one quarter a AL our people scrofuious tAclr
persons are Invaded b this lurking infoction and
thsir health 4 undermined byff To cleanse IL froD
The systsm must renogate the blood hy slisTa-
tive medicine. aud invigorafe Il by healthy ioot AZ
exercise. such a medicine Ne surrly IN
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% rrlH, rErwEEx AAIs ksD carEsf srzEEn.
RFv. {. " FfrCH. REcfos
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,suuRY cuApFI, N. n. CHURCH;
xo.rn arn ST. VI. 4. CHURCH;

RRV. T. = poNAiSoS. fASs's-
Class 49, ts-.ssss - a. - r. = 80 :.
WI. .......2 ~. n.
s-at y ....SF y. ~
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The most od-ctua remedy which TIE medical skiil sl
times devise for this everywhere rrevaiilr
ard fatal malay. II combined frhm the sctive
rerletals hat have been discovered fer the erpnl
gaon o. this foil disorder frcul the blood and t1e
reacoc of the system from ia destructive corsf-
quefices. Hence u should bc employed So ue cure
of Dot only Scrofaia but also tho~~ other sr-cor.
which arise from - srch ~
kruplyc ard Skin Diseases, 81. Antkolyu Pre-,
RQse, cr krysipelas, fmpies. rustnles, llotcl-
e, 'aains and Bo.ls. Tumcrs, letter and Salt
kheum, scald Head. king'Eorrn. Rheu-
mausn, syphiliue and ksrcureal
Diseases. pTopsy, Dyspepsia.
Debility, and, indeed, all
Complaints srisingfrorn
flusted o. lnpure
biood.
Tie popular tes.cf Ia "inpurfty q The bioois' il
foded IA truth, for scrofuiA Is degeneration OF tie
blood. The particular purpoee and virtue q ell.
SartApara u 70 purify and rcgrneratc this vital rr
~, without which sound health Il impossible Ia COZ
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. ssoo, 600.
,. A WALLACE. sec'y JAs q Bos1... Pres't
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con>ra ~ Tfrps sSp roriAH sfssffs,
Rrv. r y. GORDON. PAsroa-
.......... A. ~.
seH'a5 ....... II A. -.
Ne1hi"S .....
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

prusr srnuers -in ss bsld Ia sAs lslio~ir
f.l...h.. ...Nlr
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-07-30

President LISCoLN must have his joke.
Talking on the gravest subject. he can notre-
frain from telling his story or cracking his jest.
The New York Commercial Advertiser relates
the following:
There is reason to believe that the Presi-
dent receives no small amount Of advice from
politicians, who intrude upon him with their
opinions, and who are sometimes rather more
emphatic than courteous. Il tell you, Mr.
President, said a Senator one day, unless a
proposition for emancipation is adopted by the
Government, we viii all go to the ID At
this very moment we are not over one mile
romh-n." Perhapsnot, replied the Pres
ident, ''as I believe that is about the distance
from here to the Capitol, where you gentle
men are in session"
II McClellan's army was to captulate, it
would remind our jovial President Of some
" fellow outin Illinois who, while doing some
service for friend, was caught in a man-trap
on his friends premises. If Stonewan jack
son should throw himself suddenly on Pope
and cut his command to pieces, or should be
seen one bright morning in Baltimore, or be-
fore Washington, with 100000 men, the merry
Lincoln would pause to tell a story of some
disagreeable chap" who used always to
" turn up" when and where he was least ex-
pected.
The other day, distinguished public officer
of this State was at Washington, and, in an
interview with the President introduced the
question of slavery emancipation, upon which
the Administration has so long been playing
fast and loose "Well, you see," said Mr..
Lincoln, "weve got to be mighty cautious
how we manage the negro question. If we're
not, we shall be like the barber out in Illinois,
who was shaving fellow with hatchetf face
and lantern jaws like mine. The barber stuck
his finger in his customers mouth to make
his cheek stick out; but, while shaving away,
he cut through the fellows cheek aud cut of
his own finger! If we don't play mighty
smart about the nigger we shall do as the
barber did