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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
MEN WANTED

FOR The hEduLAh AhM1,
A FEW able bodied unmarried Men, between the ages
II Of is and 35 wanted TO I'LL up Company ID" list
Battalion, 18Th IRfantry, u. s. Army.
CAPT. II, s. LAMMOr.
The Battaen il nearly full, and To take the field in
few weeks under Mai. General Hallerk.
For further Information apply at the Recruiting Rem
degvouE Third street between Rarket and hhpley,
to the Adams Express Office, Wilmington, Del.
r. S. LAMMOT,
apis Cap Co. "D' 18th Infantry, U. S. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
ShariF,s Sale.

ny virtue Of writ Of Levari Faeias 10 me directed
will be exposed Public Sale at the Hotel Of John
in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County IA M
state OF Delaware SATURDAY, the lith day OF Juur
1862 at two o'clock D. M, the following described teai
Estate. via; a..
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate ~
the city of Wilmington Aforesaid bounded and deseriDeN
follows, 10 wit Beginning at point the norhery
side Of Seventh Street. between Locust and butonWooa
Streets at the distance OF fifty feet and ssventsnhs OF an
inch the westerly side Of Buttonwood Streets thence
norhery parallel with BultOnwood Street. nfty leet three
inches to stake; thence westerly parallel with Eshth
Butonwood Street. hfty feet to the aforesaid aide OF
Seventh Street, and thence along the same eaaley MY
feet less to the place of beginning be the contents
thereof what they may
Seized and taken execution the property oil Samuel
c. Rchie and Cordelia his wife and erre tenants, ana
TO be sold by -. -. .,o,,,, s,,,
sherif's oalce. New Castle, May 2B, Is62-ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
HORSE RAKES.
Patented .Iulv 3. 1860,

IL " h - II HI IA N IA Rs
Patented July 3, 1860,
BIZ Frederick Seidis and Samuel E6eriy.
1HE subscriber having commenced the manufacture OF
the above superior lorse Rake at bis old shop, i9r
inerlY occupied by the late firm OF Haines WooaA III
Pyle's Building,
Orange Street above Fifth,
WILMINGTON, would respectfully advise the farmers OF
Delaware thereof Those who have tried this superior
Rake II operate acknowledge II tu he the very
best in for the purposes intended.
ITS POINTS OF SUPERIORITY ARE
/. Simplicity and strength Of construction.
. The great speed with which It does itswork .
B. By the useof Springs BY which the rake Is regulated
to rake just as is required ,
a. Baeause we do wish to harrow and rake at lhs
same time but rake clean without injury to the grass
g. Because any boy twelve years OF age can use IT,
6 The teeth are made of the very best 9s inch steel
wire.
We give "a reference tho following names of some Of
the gentlemen New Castle County who are using our
rakes =,
James Brown. VIM siroup, Andrew Groves Walter y
Turner George Bowel, John L. Deputy, James T. tiark'
James Conner, Thomas MoCrackn, Henry Appleton jas
Bolton. John s. MeCFay, James MeCray Lewis Ashton
John Harris
Farmers dearous Of purchasing Will please order early
Satisfaction Guaranteed. j. X. WOODS,
pye's building, Orange Street above fith'
Wilmington. May 26-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06

to bp within ie Comprehension Of the most limited ca
pAcily Disease is al eectthe violation Of some prine
invariably punished with pain and suffering Medical
writer's classify the predisposng causes under Two heads
An unhealthy condition Of Tie Stomach, and a de-
PRAYED state fMe Blood.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.
The Stomach Is tile great centre which influences the
health diseases Of the system-Abused or debtated
by exceBIdgeHtlOn, offensive breath and physical pros
tation the natural Allied TO the BRAIN
1t is of headaches mental depresson nervous
affected and generates bilious disorders pain in the side
&C. The Bowels sympAhize by Costiveness Darrha aud
Dysentery. The principal action of these Pills is on the
stomach aud the liver lungs bowels aud Kidneys parc
pate In their reeupeatiye and regeuerative opeiation
IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFuL0US AFFEC-
TIONS.
Old Sores, lad Legs, Irritable and lndolent Ulcers,
Scrofua, Consumption, Salt Rheum, Kings Evil, White
Swengs Cancers, 6c., are the result of tainted or i'm
povershed blood. by combining with the globules which
compose the vital uid the ansepte properties OF these
pills neura1e the that degenerate it and posi-
tive cure Of any the diseases will speedily follow,
while Iollpways Balsanlc Ointment used At the
time VIII heal The external sores or dwellings
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Whether in the young old, married or SINGLE at the
dawn OF Womanhood the turn OF li those tonic med
cnes, display decided Influence that marked im-
proSemen Is perceptibe Ia the health of the patient
Being purely vegetable preparaton they are safe aud
reliable remedy for all cHsaes of females in every con-
ditlon OF health aud station OF life
INFANTILE DISEASES.
These Medicines have been prescribed with invariabls
in all disorders affecting childhood Thousands
of cases Mumps Group Whooping Cough, Cholera In
fantun, Teehng, Worms &C.. have been happily cured
by these mild remedies after all other neanA have iAiled
Hoiiowdy's PRls are The 5est remedy kRoi0n N Tho
sporli for tie foUo'ripc disfase''
tsue, tyai pe. .heu1Ahm,
Asthma Rsvars Of all kinds, Retention Of Urine,
Blolches on the Fits, Stone and Gravel,
Skin, GOut Secondary hyHip-
Bowel Complaints, Tie DOuoureux, toms,
COLES, Inflammation, Tumours
Debility Jaundce, NeneTeal Affections
Surs ThroAta lumbagu, Weakness from
Dropsy, piias, Whatever cause
&e., Au.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the words "Hnllpvay Nelg YORK and London' sre dis
cernable as Wdimark in every leaf Oi the book ofi
rections around each pot or box
- Sold al tine Mandatory Of Professor Holtowsf
so Maiden Lane New York, and by all respactabeDrua
sisis and dealers Medicine throughout the civilized
world in boxes st % cents. 60 cents, and 81 each.
Aa There Ia considerable saving by taking the larger
sGas
B-Directons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed 10 each box. novlois-eow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOWAYpS PILLS.

The laws relating health exceedingly simple as
be within the comprehension of the most limited
pacily Disease eiectthe violation Of some prinei-
e Of nature consequently the iniracloH Of her laws Ia
invariably punished with pain and suffering Medical
An unhealthy condition Of tie Stomach, and a de-
l,rnne1 stnte nf lie Bin11
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
"overnmens Festivities In NnsIona1
ifra{ nEf pnfn ARaasr1Em.. ~ g7l-f7--

A. me Cfimean war, when the sympa.
su,es o. tne British people were excited by * &
C.,.P tIeir troops were enduring from a
Cnmean winter and an incompetept commis-
shnst' tne Queen left Windsor 10 stavH soma
ime at 6almoral. The London Tymss there.
upon nad sharp article upon the lack of sym .
Pa.ny manifested for the sufferinps of British
.ololeis, and for the bereavement Of their rela-
rs,ses, 1y tne absence Of the Queen from the
TTaaPl'al' ana from counsel with her Minister'S.
...n.n nrs 'Omment brought the Queens immediate
= Six hundred thousand Of the flower Of the
yousn Oh america are now enduring the mo-
a1'onous nafosnips OF the camp. or wasting by
ui1casS IN comiortless hospitals, and are coon
y pe siain Dy thousands and manned BY thou
sauus more, 10 save their country from ma tional
obstruction, Throughout the North as many
families are living In continual anrrahepslon
Of intelligence OF husband. sop, father or
orother killed BY the enemy or by the diseases
Of ibe camp. All over the country Associations
OF women.are laboring to provide comforts to
mlugate the hardships of the soldiers. In this
hour OF our national distress, the account of A
splendid ball at the White House jars upon the
senslbilities OF the country.
ASIDE from the sufferings and anxieties Of
tne people, there are considerations of national
danger which make Presidential festivities in.
appropriate Our very existence as nation 10
threatened by the Intervention of foreign DOW,
ers. Our distraction and QUE military inactiou
have lost as the respect of other nations. Our
Government has already been compelled to cub
mit to the insolence Of one OF them; and the
forei sn diplomatists,, resident at Washington
look upon our nation as irretrieyably broken,
and are awaiting adyces that their Govern.
ments have begun to administer upon IL. At
such Q time, foreign powers must look upon
our White House ball as sporting upon the brink
OF rum. eEt.g1 erid lIiq s-airstsau "a IA!
To the people, the occasion seems 100 serious,
the national peril too imminent, the distress of
the country too great, and the condition of the
nation too humiliating, to inaugurate carni.
val at the Government mansion. Cincinnati
Gazette, 9Th. sr,s9Is..g. -ri .-gr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
PROF. WOODS
RRsr0lAfTVI CORDIAL
BLOOD RENovAToR

>, Ia nrec,aeIv wha, ,ts nor,a ,,d,.a... -l,,-
fI peasant to the taata A is reviysfr =, .S,,
ding, inyfVoratinq and strenStbenns - tha ntSa,
noWera' and Al The sams f;na .s,;.,a ~ ue M s.a'
Etatea' and rsneva the RIood IN al, i,nss ~ rem
thus at once restores and r1dsrs ~ ",,ssSr, ~
s1laern6Es to aftaoka Of diaSos. II S -.
pneparation aver oFereS to tha 49,, . - S VI
dcaliy and skillfully Combined ~ N 70 ,hs sao,l
powerful tonic and at the salue fine 40 nerfsctis
adaptsd to, o. to act in perfect accordance win M
iavs Of nature, and hence will sootl1 f1S aosaEssf
) St0udch, and tone up the iiges,lve orosns sndl
thus allay all nervous and other irritatisn 7, q
lperiectly exhlaratInQ and AZ the sams tn. n =.
dlcomposed entirely OF yeaetablea vet a. cooh,nsd
Hhs to produce the most thorourh tonic efFect Vim
out producing any Injurious conaeouencSs ei,chI
la remedy has long been fen To he ds.idsr.,,,
IIthe medical world for II needs M msStcsi .s1 vi
see that debility folIoWa An attaoks m aSsass
proceeds and indeed laws the sv.,em nns,, =. ,hsl
q nsidious attacks Of many Of the moat fssai speh
Ifor example, as the following: Oonsumntion' In,
y digestion, Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Fantneas
Nervous Irritabity, Neuralgia Paints t,oan ~ ,hal
Heart, Melancholy, Night sWeats Languor- t;iddis
SIness, Retention Of, aS well a Painful obstruced
too profuse, or too soant Menatruation ana 2. m
- ling Of the Womb. These All depend u,,on canersi
debility. This pure, healthy, tonic uoraisi and
blood Renovator IL as SURE 10 cure A, thr ann al
N tlse and set. There 10 no mistake nbout II. au,I
|YIthis is not all. II the system q geakened We
,open to bilious attacks, the liver become tornid
lor worse diseased the kIdneva refuse n ns,scsrl
their functions, and We are troubled with scalSns
n and incontinence Of urine, or inyoluntarv ala
charge OF the same, pain in the back, sde and be.
colds coughs and uncbecsS .ooD roOis y sgn
follows, and the patient goes down 10 a prsmahar,
n grave. But apace will not slIS.. - ~ r. r..
llthe many MS to which We are iisbe n ~sssensa
condition Of the system. But Va viii sav' n thI
Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS $40 "a
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS

- q d
And grows moro and more popuIa,
every dayl
And testimonials, new, and almost wIthou. nu,h.,
might be given from ladies and gentlemen n iii arade
Of society, whose united testimony nons could TeaI.f
that Prof. Woods Hair Restotiyewil restore he bad
~ nDa gsy M ana preserve the hair Of the youth to odase
Battle Greek, Mich, Dec 9lst. 1853.
PRos. WcoDt Thee wilt please accept line % inform
thee that the hair on my head all fell on over twenty
year. ago, caused by complicated ehrOnic disease At
course Of suffering through life having reduced me 10
safe OF dependence have not been able to obtain stun
for caps neither have been able 70 do than up IN con
sequence OF which my head has suffered extremely from
cold. This induced me topay Brings & Hodaea slmoat
the last cent had earth for two dollar boitis of nv
hair Restorative, about the rst Of August last have
ahfulg followed the the bald spot Il now
covered with hair thick and black though ssrt, il Il
also coming In all over my hsad. Feeling confident
s1st ns another large bottle would restore entirely
and being destitute OF means to puruhase any more
would ask thee II thee wouds not be willing to eend me
an 9rSer On thine agents icf bottle and receive to thy
that are klnd 70 the widow and the fatheriess !"
Thy friend. SUsANNAH KIRBY
pno1 O. WOSS, NSSs oIS1, sa Rrai.ns Rsb ST. isss
the year ls, while attending the State and National
Law School Of the State OF New York my hair, from
cause unknown 70 me, commenced falling Oh very rp
upper part or my scalp was almost entirely bere Of ta
covering, and much Of the remaining portion upon the
sds ear and 6scA part q my head shortly after became gray
on my turn TO the State OF Indiana, my more casual
scquainances were not much at to Discover the
mate acquaintances were TO recognize me at ALL
at once made application 70 the most skilIfui phys
cans In the country but receiving no assurance from
them that my haI would again be restored forced
the latter part Of the year 1857 your Restorative Was re-
commended TO me By druggist being the most reiia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
HUNNEWRLL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, including, with
most perfect results, WHooPIKa OouoH OHRoNc AHD
COMMON 0ouGHs, BRONCHIAL AND THROAT OoMPLkINTs,
always forerunners Of OonJumptlon. A SooTHma
SYRUP It has no superior. Freed from all 0piate or
Hmeo properties may be used by most delicate consts
tutions, and with perfect confidence. iri.
HUNNEWELL'S
4. CELEBRATED =.
81 gies .el' q TOLU ANODYNE.
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< lge!beOIlbito,I.9 !! Statesman !.
7FERxIs.
: Mrs. nincoln,s Party.

2. q The New York Tyituaes Washington cor
respcnsdsrcs has the following description Of the
entettainmept at the White House on Wednes-
day night, Febs5i sa.yAsi d9o, n 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11


TIn 0REATrsT NATURAL 0PIATR ever offered 10 the
world, containing not particle Of Opium, any sub
stance but its strictly vegetable and medical properties,
A sure Remedy for NEURALalA, RnEUnA1IdM, 0ouT,
TooTn AND EAR Ache, DArARRR, iiosE on HAT fSvS=,
and all minor Nervous Complaints. sl
ToR Los or BLkKP, and Headache In All ia varieties
lthas no equal and 70 which most undoubted testmon
oils are offered. Y = aai ~ f+ut
FoR DnnIun TREnn@ u IL most perfect remedy.
For BowEb CoMPLAnTs, after removing the palm Il acts
aphySc most important contrast With the constpA
10 PhyScians Formulas and Trial Bottles WIN be ssnt
postage stamp"
Prepared under tho spesIAl supsrvision Of q
way Y JOHN 4. HUNNEWRLL,
Ss e .S3N oHrxisr AND RnARnAoEpTisr,
~ Y No Commercial wharf, Douton, Mass.
rowh0m please direct ali eommnnicasicnss w
Pricas-Iarss Dough Remedy, % cents per boisls. !,
10 ssfns Rolu Anodyne, N so gs tn
For sale hy the usual Wholesale and retail dealers,
! HIl6sHETs 1 sAMunL, N. ,. MARPB,
8 JOHN b. COOK, % 0' y j. a. DRnfa,
d q; qENIa = SONS, -. eoHURLLBR = boN,
nhyH-Ely ,frs Agents for oolumbus. Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

DHgNTED OTTOMAN REPS,
PIain Ottoman Olothn; y s'4fo
rsn Magenta and Black Check Valenoiia,
Broche Ronlnix Dress Goods;
e g7c balmoai Bkifi1; sl.t 90
AlsxAndprs' kid 0lovas;
Gore Trail Hoop nkirii
rala id CoflEtl. Hair Non, rs 1ors
Oc.IO No. % South ilISh ssis.t,
, 1862-09-11

When Sir Francis Burdett died, Lord Alvanley
was 80 much moved that he burst into tears, and
refused to see any one for q couple Of days At
last he mustered courage to ask when the funeral
would take plaeeP
mot till next week, my lord, was the reply |;
"the surgeons are first to dissect bis bead"
"What ddthey expect 10 get there 2" said the
Franks head these thirty years, and I could
never hnd anything in it. Better look to his
heart"
A gentleman travelling across Salisbury Plain
saw an old man sitting at the door Of a cabin;
weeping bitterly. my friend" inquired the
mtleman, "what is the matter with YOU 7"
"Why," replied the old man, daddy just gave
the an awful licking cause wouldn't rock grand
daddy to sleep!"
The gentleman rode of, fully satisfied with the
SalubrIty and healthiness of the Plain to produce
such unparalleled instances Of longevity.
The following powerful appeal was made in q
cnurt of justice by learned member Of the bar:
Gentlemen Of the jury, do you think my client,
who lives in pleasant valley where land Is rich
and Tie sM Is fertile, would be guilty Of stealing
little Skcins Of cOttOnP ] think nOt-I reckon
not-l calculate not Aud guess, gentlemen
of the jury, that YOU had better bring my client
in not guilty; for il you convict him, he and his
John will walk into the whole Of you"
Henry Ward B .echcr is great 1t taking up
collections At the old Johnstreet Church, on
one occasion, they wanted TO make an extra
raise. Mr. Beecher elOquently addressed the
new converts, and finally asked those who had
experienced religion in that church 10 hold up
their right hands. Nearly all the right hands
we're raised instAntaneously. "NOw," says Mr.
BeecheF, put that hand il YOUR pocket when
the plate is passed around"
A temperance paper, extending It's views into
the reyinn Of tobacco, exclaims: "What splen-
did figure the Apostle Paul would have made,
had he gone about TO proclaim the sublime truths
Of Christianity with quid Of tobacco and . long
nine in his mouthW
A woman, qnarreling with her husband, told
him that she believed, Il she were dead ho would
marry the DEVILS daughter.
=" You IN stake" he replied "the law does not
allow q man TO marry two sisters"
the late Earl Dudley wound up an eloquent
tribute on the virtues Of deceased friend with
these words: Z" lie was good Inan--an excellent
mani he had the best melted butter ever tasted
in my liie"
DR.. Adams says that one reason why the world
is not reformed is because every man is bent on
reforming others, and never thinks Of his own
way as 10 need Oi any mending
al am afraid Of lightning" said pretty CO.
quette, during storm
"Well you may be" said desPairing swain,
"When your heart is steel"
The esteem Of wise and good men is the great.
est Of all temporal encouragement TO virtue, and
il Is mark Of an Abandoned spirit to have no
regard to it. . --.a
, 1862-09-11
The Law OF NeyVspaPcrsi :


tsuhscrbers who do give express notice 70 the con-
aFy considered wishing to continue their subscription
SIT subscribers order their papers publishers
nay continue them until all charges are paid
SIT subscribers negeetO refuse to take their papers from
the once place which they sent they are responsible
until they settle the bill and give notice to discontinue them
At subscribers move other places without informing
the publisher and the paper 10 sent to the former dreeon
they are held responsible Notice Of removal should always
be given. ..
-he courts have decided that refusing 70 take paper q
ps0dleal from the once, removing aud leaving uncAhed
Tor, Il prinaa Jhcis evidence Of Intentional fraud
O-fha publ1hed rates Of advertising govern In all cases
excep where special have been made previous to
insertion. The courts have repeatedly 20 decided.
Undet 'he Law Of Confess papers are not charged
postage In the eounsS n which they are published.
JOB PRINTING:
An kinds Of
Beck,
Pamphlet,
nlll-Head, ........ -..
Circular,
Blank and
Card Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL srYLE,
Exeeutsd with neatnsss and Dispatch and Forwarded - per
order 70 any part Of the country.
- Payment for Jobs mast always accom-
pany the order.
, 1862-09-11
NO.l4.

besides my fellow students snd fishermen uith
dFag nets, and . medical man with blankets and
brandy (how coveted the blankets and bTandy.l
As expected, neither the Wcinens cries nor he
mems labor in vain diilfehbed me half % much
as the patting and caressing Of ToWser could
not reTfess goan of horror and indignation.
/" Hush, bush, said Lucy, and there vas sltnce.
through which could distinctly hear ToWnef
licking his chops. vas desperate by fhis line.
and hnlloed out 70 my friend shnfofd- - Sanford
and nobody elsep--to come into the copss win
blanket.
remember nothing more diAsiuet. ImmedI-
ately peals Of laughter, now smothered; hot
breaking iETepFrrsibly forth; expfeszions 81
thankinlnsas, Of ufIrction, II sympathy, begin
ning--but never finished burlt n upon, a. L
wefei BY foods Of incft..nent, and the barking.
the eternal batRihk, Or that tketiabIs do4. i
lsit Killarney that same evening; Lacy, and tho
mother Of Lucy; and my slloN.ulddnh ani
the abominable loWssFi lien them for epod nnd
al and that was how my engagement Wns
broken Oh, and why there s 70 ura Poenl
Flush, concluded the cuFate. who had tnrned
from rose eplor 10 deep edrhatioh, and from hat
to almost blaek during us recital.
, 1862-09-11
BUSINESS,

Wsrk silSiisd from an parts Of PugSG Sound.
csAs. PaOsCa, Proprietor.
, 1862-09-11

Possessing unusual facilities for executing In the bs'. style
s,us v.a.S&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
EB0W CEVERiI RTRNSIDEN ARMY |FROM WASHINGTON.
MILD The Admission OF West 6Hglnla
canturo of sure and wapons bv Mr. COwaS Speech Opposition
Whites Band .t.
The Vacancy in the Interior Department
THAI VI mDhI SoIDI" no " SO the Condemned Indians be Hanged
No Person Allowed to Pass Our Lines. ~ ~ - 80 . - 80 -
THE WEATHER MORE MILD.
Capture of Suffers and Wagons by
Whites Band.
TRIAL OF A REBEL SOLDIER As A SPY.
No Person Allowed to Pass Our Lines

HEADQUARTERS, Tuesday, Dec. 8. IsoA
The weather is milder snd the snow has melted
considerably.
An officer who came through from Alexandria by
land with strong escort, was told at Dumfries, that
sixteen suffers with their wagons were captured by
Whites Rebel Cavalry last week, and the owners
made to drive their own teams TO some Rebel station
in the interior White was represented IA having o
regiment of cavalry. II has for several days been
considered unsafe to pass beyond Dumiies, without
a s;Ion escort.
A special Court Martial met to-day to try John
W. Iroine, on the charge Of being spy, he having
been captured within our lines. The accused was a
private in the 9th Virginia Cavalry and was cap.
tured near his fathers house. in the vicinity OF Hart
wood Coort-House.
1t is Understood that the Court have agreed upon
a finding, the result of which is not known.
Tie following General Orier has just been pub
lished:
No person will be allowed 70 the lines IL the direction
Of the enemy without pas from these headqnat1fs
LEWIS RICHMOND a. A. o.