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Roback's Stomach 8.tters |!

new and dsighlfai ssornschic and C0rdiAl, for
giving tone - he stomach, .ud foE Tie prevention q
bikes complaints. insidsut 80 he Western ocunty.
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A. q morning drink. 20 assist digestion and relieve
pyspeysiA. u hks 10 ex1ai. IT, g.
~ d1rof Il "a superior % al otAer RttsIs. Try s.
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properly o. n. Eoback, orsgilstet 18th ou~ - n
oldest and met t-ltDi Ne.iica Practitioners r. -
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Western people.
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are ccmr'--t. sDd 81 'fey Are, - sllaying uns~a.
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TEMPERANCE.
tbe present proprietor believe, hat 10 nsfi-s tla
witcly knuwn, she public welfare Il suis-erre1.
Il VII soon b Tor sale BY az 81 Ir. Ronacks "a.
merous Ageats, and Al Hote.s &c. the couniTy over
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

v'RUNPs: 4 NOVEL BY GEO.
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MACACLAY's HISTORY o. ENGLAND
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THE WITS AND BEAUx or SOCIETY
- the suthor - ''eprers Il sccisty.''
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AssFIs
Cash. Balaitr III BAnk. ss5.So1 90
Bonds and Mortgage lb-tnf Lr-t len
Real Estate,, worth Al least ~ s07 200 eoscus nc
Losis en- Stocks, PAYABLE Oa dsa,fd
ilularket yslue Il securies siaT SO 20 Ia 40 90
BANK Stock, market Vaiuel 7s,s7s 90
United States Treasury Nofe., .msrkct
value, -r 0s,Ss3 90
BrCokiyn City " 2tcr Bonds 10 2s0 90
North Carolina state E-rsd~ fmsrket val 1850 90
Missouri state Bouds market vs,ue, 1900 "
Real Estate, No. WA-l sslsst. 81, 500 ~
which az, $50 y ehsssins biSnrcd, s7.TS 81
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of ftrsnsrnission IRON ASents ON lst q
January tof which rsl,as1 j. hAs since
been received, o. 4lg Ia
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Other Property, Aiscell sneouf items $500 %
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FOR THE slLTni CrrE on
Irternitseut Fever or Fever and kguc, nsu1it-
Fever. Chill Fever, Duns Ague. Periodical Lees
VS.. Indeed for The whole eias- q cls-
casss OF irnaung In hillary deraug.-
a0s, caused 6y lie MAisr1s a
Ei4snaA1e Countries.
VIC AZ enRbl,d here 20 ofcr ~ rcrnrnivr
renedywhich. vhlisit cures he above co<1pis-rie
With certainty, is sfll perfectly harslc<. l. an
se.a.y ssse rsnsay = issa-o'e ~ es,,.'
ezpels tho uliasmarc poison Of Fever sDt Ag-e frsr
the system, ard prcrsr-s thc tereicfuert - tt.s
disease II taken on he urst srprcss q ts rrczooS
itary symptoms L t not oniy hs bsgf rsx~y evvs
yet discovered fOr lhis eiAss " ootunlSnis. but s-
lie eheapess- The large quantity 20 rnpply Or
dollar brings iiwithin thc reach q eVsry f0cy, 49,
Ia billions districts, whese Fever ard Agus ptsvaLLN
cure ant Trotection. great rupeIioTity q th@
remeh over sHy other ever dscostged lor fkt sl.,
a, and certain ef lussrnittanis ls that u
tziI.- e1iIine mineral cenee4u-ntis a prctu
css nc qusnisn other injurious scects ~tstrvvs
upon fht oons.itu,luu Thee cur "a ~ " are laf -
beAithy u they had nsscf bed she disease.
fsver snd hgus h ne. sloneshe consee1snos a shl
mASmafic poiseu. srea sarisiy Of disorders eSlss
Irosz iti .rrisesion. AmonE which Are
SenrAlgis, Rheumsti.zs. Goui, HcsiAchs, Blndsrss
Too;hatac, Iafache, Catarrsh, Asthma. fApi
tafion. Painful Affection ~ ne spis~n, Bys
frTics,Iail la tho D0@-ls, ,Ccifc. fr-alysis
aad D~rsbgsmsnf u TIE slgnsch,
A. = hieh. ~ben originating ir All. o@e~e, yut
th- tDtermitisnt syr~, "a eeccsne periodical. Tsn
.CrKK expels she poison RON the blood. sst oou
se<rrntiy currs them al alike II ss invsinahss
grot~cticn % itnmigraDts and ysrrc-- frevciin 90
temporarily residing in the u...rious difutcfa "
taken OCCASIONALLY or daily bile oapossd tl.e a .
f,rtion fhef vi - ercrptet frcn the syrt1ns. an
cannot socamrlate IN sufncisnt quantity 70 ripeu
into di.eas~ Hence IL . eTen n1cro valuable for
prctecfiol tban cure ard hw sfli o-eF se0cf froaI
iatsTmitseuu = tier avail fh-Iusslvcs q tb- Trs-
t-~ti~- fhis reretv aterds
ss Prepared - nzJ. 9. AYkk AGO.
Lowell. Massachusetts,.
Al cul li-s aIe Or sac ~ J. = Crsn~orks.
? = Donri's 80 p. az DruEss'e n T'sr'-
Hanfe
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JOB PRINTING
os All kfSfs
NEATLY ExECUlG d
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Sex.e tosi~-. srits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
Bulletin of H. R. Bringhurst,

uIF WUFhW btFFfFI tUIHtI W TUNTTNa
BROWNS DANDELIoN COFPEE, recommended by
the Faculty ~ a superior beverage for Dysreptics
KOUss0 remedy for Tape Worm, il is put up
in bottles with full directions for its use.
NANlLLA BEANS and Extract of Vanilla, superior
articles may be had fresh at H. X Bringhurst's.
s0HENK's MANDRAKE PILLS and pumonic Syrup
fresh stock at II. r.. BringhurstR.
sPADLDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS Just received
by II. X. Bringhurst
DeGRArH'S ELECTRIQ OIL, this celebrated prepara,
tion may 10 had al all of n. II, Bringhurst
UPHAMS FILE ELECTuARY, just from New York.
at IL Il. BriughuEsts 4lf'A lf''
DAYIDsoN'S ELASTIC SELF SYRINGE a complete
nrtlele just received by II. R. Bringhurst.
HOlLoWAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT very desir.
able articles, az H. X. Brnghursts. -
zoLLlKoRFER's RHEUMATIC CORDIAL at H. r.
Bring Drug Store ss
os6oODs INDIA COLoGoUGE, for Fever and Ague
alway hand NJ IL. II. Brln9hursps.
JAYNE'S EXPECTOHANT this best article for a cold
cough for sale by tile agent u r. Drlnghurst Fourth
and Market Streets. E laa-Ea -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
The Marvels Of y Seed.

Have you ever considered how wonder
ful thing the seed of a plant is ? 1t is
the miracle of miracles. God said, " Let
there be plants yielding seed )" and it is
further added, each one latter his kind. -
The great naturalist, Cuvier, thought
that the germs of all past, present. and
future generations of seeds We're contained
one within the other, as if packed in II
succession Of boxes. Other learned men
have explained this mystery in different
way But what signify all their cxplana-
tions? let them explain it as they will,
the wonder remains the same, and we must
look upon the reproduction of the seed as
u continual miracle,
Is there upon earth machine, is there
palace, is there even city, which con-
tains so much that is wonderful as is in
closed in single little seed-one grain of
corn, one little brown apple seed, one
small seed Of tree, picked up, perhaps,
by sparrow for her little ones, the small
est seed of poppy or blue-bell, or even
one of the seeds that are so small that
they float about in the air invisible to our
eyes All! there is world of marvel and
brilliant beauties hidden in each of these
tiny seeds. Consider their immense mnm-
ber, the perfect separation of the different
kinds, their power of life and resurrection,
and their wonderful fruitfulness
Consider first their number About a
hundred and fifty years ago, the celebrated
Linneus, who has been called "the father
of botany" reckoned about 5000 different
kinds of plants and he then though that
the whole number existing could not much
exceed 10000 But, a hundred years
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
ARoHRISHOp HUGHEs.

From the Paris CORES pondence of the
London Star, 3lst ult., We have the fol-
lowing:
Archbishop Hughes stills remains in
Paris, For several Sundays, his sermons,
delivered in the church of St. Roch, at
tracted large numbers there. Yesterday
he dined in the Irish College, along with
several of his eountrymen They included
the Archbishop of Abyssinia, Of Pekin,
and the General Of the Order of ST. Vim
cent de Paul, and Mgr. Cruise. In the
evening, Archbishop Hughes, accompanied
by some French, and an Irish medical
Director, who bears the cross ofthe Legion
of Honor, made call upoa the American
Consul, the first dressed in full canonicals.
The salons of Mr.. Bigelow happened to be
crowded with a brilliant company when
they entered. DR.. Hughes possesses a
very superior degree of intelligence
There is a strength and geniality displayed
in his conversation perfectly delightful,
and quickness of perception not less
evident than sagacity and good sense
Although now an old man, constant
residence since his eighteenth year in his
adopted country has not in the least de.
prived him of certain unaffected simple
sociability, in no way vcrging on lough
ioviality. In some respects this e&cep-
tonal prelatc is a thorough American
No Yankee that has ever lived was u
stronger Unionist, or had greater faith in
the Federal system of the United States.
He can only see one fault in it; and that
is, the fatal concession made to South
Carolina on her admission to the Union
of granting more extended suffrage to
her slave owners than TO other citizens
Somehow Archbishop Hughes is not the
man to grow enthusiastic about anything
but he approaches enthusiasm when enter
ing into an explanation of the political
machinery erected by the fathers of the
great republic, that according to him,
combines the action of strong local gov
crnment and indiyidualism with strong
Capitalization But in everything else he
is an Irishman his accent also might be
excepted, as it does not belong to any
country There is something very plea
SAINT in the manner in which he goes back
to days long passed away, that were spent
in his native land, when he converscs with
his compatriots, and in seeing how onr
yersed in men, accustomed to great affairs,
aud in the best sensc thorough man Of
the world, ,till retains an ailectionatc and
lively recollection of spots in the old
country that were familiar to him in
youth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
DnurMal aitu 5tatesmau
"Forget me not. 2

coIBbI nb nOl'
There is flower that grows in my native land
modest wee blossom of hlne.
With golden eye like the dniadi sky
In the sunsets changing hue.
hnye rnamed through Iialia's myrtle groves,
The birth place Of flowers md song,
And in sunny Cashmere, where the Bulbur
clear.
With her strains would the night proloDg.
81 know that land where the orange blooms
And citrons scent the gale.
Aud by bounding rills on green Alpine bills
Have gathered sweet wildings pale.
have watched the imperial lotus float
On the waves Of the deep blue, Nile,
And my brow has been famed on the fragrant
strand
Where the spice-laden breezes smile.
Reclining in Persas rose crowned bowers,
I've pulfed my ''ehibouque" to the sound
or the tinking feet of dancing girls fleet
AS like startled gazeles they bound.
I've reveled in the beautiful everywhere,
And sated my eyes with bloom,
Till with joy intense the weary sense
Has languished amidst perfume.
Then turned again with n quickened zest
10 the scenes where we used to roam,
When begg'd from your bosom that meek blue
blossom
In memory of thee and home
have worn it since next my heart Of hearts
Till its part Of my life and lot;
And il con jures of thee as ye whispered to me
That magic, "Forget me not
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
Ayers Cherry peCtOral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HoRrseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
rhis Ia remedy universally known to surpnss any
other for the Of tront and lung compnints that Il
useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
uniyaed excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few nre the communities, families, among them
who hnye not some personal experience of its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
snbe and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
AZ all know tile dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know, too the effects OF this remedy need not
do more than 10 them that it has all the y-
that it did have when making the cures which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mas.
seld by L. BRINGnURsT 4 Co, H. BRINdHuRsT
VA. n. oRlMslIAw 4 Co, h. MeINALL, and dealers
Yerywhere. my3l-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

after him, M. de Candolle of Geneva DIES
cribed 40, 900 kinds of plants, and he sup
posed il possible that the number might
even amount to 100000.
Well, let me ask yon, have these 100000
kinds of plants ever failed to bear the
right Have they ever deceived us
Has seed of wheat ever yielded barley,
or Il seed ofpoppy tree ever grown up into
a sun flower? Has sycamore tree ever
sprung from an acorn, or beech tree
from chestnut? A little bird may carry
away the small seed of sycamore in its
beak to feed its nestlings, and on the way
may drop it ON the ground. The tiny
seed may spring up and where it fell, un-
noticed, and sixty years after it may be-
come n magnificent tree, under which the
aocks Of the valleys and their shepherds
may rest in the shade.
Consider next the wonderful power of
life and resurrection bestowed on the seeds
of plants, 50 that they may be preserved
from year to year, and even from century
to century.
Let child put few seeds in drawer
and shut them up, and sixty years after
wards, when his hair is white and his step
tottering, let him take one of these seeds
and sow it in the ground, and soon after
he will see it spring up into new life,
and become a young, fresh, and beautiful
plant.
NJ Jouannent relates that i'll the year
1885, several old Celtic tombs were disco
vered near Bergorac. Under the head of
each Of the dead bodies there was found a
small, square stone or brick with Il hole in
it, containing few seeds, which had been
placed there beside the dead by the hea-
then friends who had buried them, perhaps
1900 or 1900 years before. These seeds
were carefully sowed by those who found
them and what do you think was seen
to spring up from the dust of the dead 7
beautiful sun flowers, blue corn-howers,
and clover, bearing blossoms as bright
and sweet as those which are woven into
wreaths by the merry children now playing
in our fields.
Some years ago a vase, hermetcally
sealed, was found in a mummy-pit in
Egypt, by the English traveller, Wilkin-
son, who sent it to the British Museum.
The librarian there having unfortunately
broken it, discovered in it a few grains of
wheat and one or two peas, old, wrinkled,
and as hard as a stone. The peas were
planted carefully under glass on the 4th
of June, 1914, and at the end of thirty
days these old seeds were seen to spring
up into new life. They had been buried
probably about 5000 years ago, perhaps
in the time of Moses, and had slept all that
long time, apparently dead, yet still living
in the dust of the tomb - -GauSsen
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Blood Purifying Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEdETABIE kXTn ACTS, tND IUr uP
GLASS CASES, AIR Tlullr, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

The Family Ca- thnrtIr PILL IL
gentle lint artive Cathartie - whlrh the proprietor ha
uHfI in Ills practice more W than twenty years.
fhe constantly inereas i Ing demand from tho
who have long used the - PILLS and the satisiaf
ton which all eApfess In ! regard TO their uEs has
indaeed to place them - within the reach of ALL
The Profession well ~ know that different Ca
thRrtics act different a portions OF the bnwela.
The FAMILY CA-IT FIIARTIC PILL
has, with due reference to this we'll established .
been compounded from variety Of the purest Ye-
gaabe Extracts, which o act alike every part vi
che alimentary canal aud ars good aud safe in
ali ssTas where Cathartic = is needed such DE
kAN0EMkNTS OF the E3 ~ o NJ AG II, SlEEPl-
NESS. PAINS IN THE HACK AND LOIEs, COS.
11YENESS, PAIN AND o. SORENESS OVER THE
WHOLE BODY, from sud den cold, which frequent
ly, II neglected, end in a q long course vi Fsyei.
Loss or APPETITE, Al ~ CREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE. vi BODY, REsTL ESs NESS
HEAhAClIE, or WEIGHT T.. IN THE HEAD, all IN
fLAM MAT0HY Dtl e SEAsEg, WORMS IN
CHILDREN ADULTS d iRHEUhlATIss, goat
PURIFIER Of tho BLOOD \ and many Diseases te
which flesh is heir, too . numerous to mention 10
thhi advertisement DOSE, TO 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INVlGoRAToR and FAMILY CA
THARTlC FILLS are for ssle by A. H. Grimshaw Co..
Edward nrlnghurst Co.. Henry BrnghuIst, Whining
ton, DhAwMe and by Drugsiets generally, aud f0d
Wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
3. 4. W. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufacturer and rrorrietW,
mar3ttf COS broadway. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
SAN RD'S
LIVER INvIG0RATOR,
NEYEn DERILlTATES.

IT II COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, ami
] has ha an established fact Standard Medicine
"A al nv f4tl lat hava uaan il nd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

~ ~ COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, ami
has ha come established fact, Standard Medicine
known aud approved by all that have used IL, aud
B now reE0ttad In with confidence In all thu dis
sasea for which IL 10 re- NJ commented
IL has cured thousands ~ within the last two yoars
who had given up all q hopes Of relief ~ the nu-
merous unsolicited certi hcates In my possession
show. r
The dose must be adapt ed 10 the temperament OF
the ndiVidual taking it, g and used In such quaint
ties as to act gently on ~ the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your ~ Judgment gnide YOU IN
the lfe of the LIVER o INVIG0RATOIl.and
It will cure Liver ~ Complaints, Bilious
Attacks, DyspepsIa Chronic DlaIrhna,
summer s Conn plants, Dysentery,
DTopsy, Sour stO- ? mach, HabttuRl
Costlvemcss, CIOl- y tc, Cholera, Chole-
ra DIorbus, Cholera Infantnns FiRtU-
lenee, JRundIce - Female wealsness-
esi aud may be used auo- cessiuily as an oruih"-
Ty Family Medi- 4i cine. It will cure ICIS
II DACHE, las Gl Thousands can testify,) IN
twenty miuutes, IL two or three Tea
spOOnfnls are talk en- Al commencement
attack ~
AN who use itnre 4 giving their testimon
its favor.
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THF
INvIGORATOR AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
GETHER.
+ ICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
Ways and Mems.

BY THR nARD OF TOWER HALL.
Taxatinn 10 not we 80 horcy,
Aud yet che tioverment needle money.
War is IL luxury expensive,
And all its outlays nre extensive.
Io support the Constitution
Needs a genernus contribution
From each patriotic fob, sir,
Otherwise, we'll spoil the job, sir
Wen pay our quotas, then, genteelly-
Pay them fully pay them freely.
Let the burden If taxation
Cause no anger or vexetion
Tug our fullieH, tux our vices,
Tux our condmrnt AMI spices;
FAX our costly wines aud hrnndcs,
Tux our sveeimeats and our candies,
Tax our coaches and onr giga, 'irs,
Tax uur schoonrrs, slipSand brig', sira.
Giumhle not nj prices risiog,
liNt is hot nt all surprising.
Bu ihe most astounding mystery
Ever found in tale or history
Is Tint ciathrs at fowFn llAlh
D0 mol oM IN price at oil!
li.g hest assortment of Wiutcr Clothing j
Philadelphia sin on hand aud being closed ou
at greatly reduced Pricts, Military uniforms mad
to order ai shprt notice Tower HALL, No. 81
Market street, Philadelphia,
BENNETT s Gu.