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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
esTME FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
loaIaIsAl lIIlL CnEsA. ID:


ThsCompany continues to offer to the people Of Della
ware It's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by ire on all descriptions VI property, except Marue
risks.
The Institution Is commented by % years expert
In and attention to the sub Of Mutual Insurance
(heing the hrst to introduce hs principle into our sate
by Of which, It Ia believed the Managers have
been enabled TO dust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, to render the member
ship among the most equitable in character Of the nuer-
Gus Insurance Companies presented 10 the public
II takes credit Itself that Its payments OF losses have
been prompt and liberal that - years business aud
losses reaching 100000, not single OF litga
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking 10 the safety than the number aud
amount Of its risks 1t has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance. either requiring too
great anOnnt In single risk Offering unfit oh
ects Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution.
IN this manner is conceived it has tue safest and
most select list Of nsuanees In proportion to the amount
Six Millions of Dollars, Of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence OF this, has only reduced the rate
insurance, at all times moderate one-sixth during the
last two years but presents clear surplus fund Of
s450OO security against any assessment the Deposit
Notes, which by the resort to Scrip Certificates OF
the balances due to each member, being issed will
be paying Interest them from January 1867 at the
ate OF per cent. per apnum thus making still farther
deduction.
It commenced the year 1867 with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of s25OOOO
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, 100000
1t is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
NOTICE.


We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of Dr. Hurds Dental RENE
Lies, which we cannot G None ARE mnilable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price tlj centsl and
one stamp. But to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and atoTekeepers are
behind the age we have put up packages 10
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four.
with compartm ments-each box containing a hot
tie OF DT. Hurts Mouth Wash, and To6th dcbe
drops, q box of Tooth PoWder, the Nurai2ig
Haster and a valuable little Treatise on Teeih
and their Diseases, he best means Of lreserpiig
them, and lie proper Treatment ef Chiidreiis 7,et6.
worth Of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for S5, sent
| by express as directed. As the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one, II Is lar cheaper to order six or a dozen
packages at one time. large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of 10 neiph-
! bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
| how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and ais.
! fgurement, expense, loss OF time and money
would be saved to the country it every familv
| to day had one Of these packages, which. in il
! self, is a complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. d. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings
New York, and write name aud address plainly
Ihat remlu0nces may De maze with confidence
W. b. II. s. Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn,
to G. w. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn to the Editor of the
American Mauufacturers' Gazette to joy, Coe
x Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. I.
Barnum, ESQ, who knows q good thing when he
sees IT and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
/ To Introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Rer,adios i..
every County. Men or women who want 10
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, snd we are spending
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, on receipt of seps1 dollars
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view Of be.
coming an agent. They eau be sold in day.
Bt3Sn We 'Oould rather pay salaries than ConRis.
soHs 10 those sho prove henssipes efficient salesnen
Hd-Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.

farden and Agricultural Seeds.
NE would call the attention of Gardeners and others
20 our large selected stock fresh Seeds, consisting
q na5asn Flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated BY
tue celebrated Seeds men, D. lambeth Son Those IN
wsni Of g1sd and reliable Seeds eau find them at
lsar Si1 Marirst streat
FOR SALE.
4 MORTGAGE flr s3,o0o FIR ssle "a very favorable
~ terms. Apply to
VIM. MCAULLEY
Wilmington. July IS, 1861. ''''e''
CRlAsHAw-s RHEUMATIC LiNnFgNT
e0s "srkst Street.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01


Exchange Brokers,
No. lI7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, Sc, &e., promptly and
accurately drawn. -
STOCKS AND LOANS Of sll kinda bought and sold on
commission In this city at the brokers Boards in Phis
isphla New York, other cities by means Of cores
p0tdiug hrokera who are all nrtns Of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on St2'kH or
oaua purchased abroad tue regular brokera comhssou
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
DRGFTs.-Ws draw on Philadelphia, New York or nes
ton and procure draa other American eitioA at the
lowest rates of exchange.
RoRElGN DRAFrs.-We draw on Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany aud eyery other country in Europe,
houses Of undonbed standing, In sums to suit our
customers.
EXCHANdE--Forelgn or Domestic-bought and sold
At the nRst favorable rates allowed by the raarkei,
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks on New
York.
Of ea Estate In town country and respectfully Invite
purchasers or sellers to give US call We rent houses
and whom desired by our cusonorH attend to the coee
tion Of their rents
| COLLRCrIONs-Our correspondence enAbeH rs 10
rsseh any prominent point IN America In any foreign
country, through the most reliable channels, Our acl
tiss making collections therefore complete, and
consequently persons avAng themselves Of hem may be
ouddent that their business will he faithfully and
erompy attended TO- tur charges are as low as are
| N Ade by any reliable parties
In every where employed onr aim 10 20 dn
he best for the Interest OF our customers and We Solicit
he patronage Of friends and the public generally
jan JOHN McLEAN son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
DnREslT0RS .

DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Hd James Delaplan, Christi.
ana Hd,; james Webb Samuel Barr, f. c. StOtsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe, ilmington Hd; Robert MoCabe Mill
Creek Hd; John +, Williamson, White Clay Creek lid
cadrr Hd.; John C. CLARK, He'd Lion Hd.; WIN. temple.
smyrna; James H. Bufnham St, Georges Hd. Charles
7. Fleming Peter F. Causey. Milford; Henry Todd Dover;
Charles Tunnel. Georgetown
AHENIs-As we'll for receiving applications for insur.
anee aa dues Of members
Iii Wilson, Brandywine Hd Robert MeCabe, Mill
Creek Hda James DeapAin. Christisna Hd.; John Il.
Williamson, White Clay Greek HI; Curtis Il. Ellso' A,
Peueader lid Red Lion, St Georges, and Appoquinim ~
Hundreds; Joseph e. Griffith, smyrna james Cr ,pen
New Castle Hd; Charles I. paming Milford. c tlarlss
Tunnel, Georgetown Henry Todd. Dover
communications on General business sddreT sd 10 the
ton. suia'o A''oN
W ROBERT MocABE Nj g.. Secretary
, 1862-07-17
About sneezins.

St. Aubin tells Us that the aaclents were
wont TO 60 10 bed ugain if they sneezed
while they put On their shoes. Aristotle
has a problem, "Why sneezing from noon
70 midnight was good, but from night 70
noon unlucky1' Eustatious ON Homer says,
that sneezing to the left was unlucky, but
prosperous 70 The right; Hippocrates, that
aneeEing cures the hlckup, and is profitable
20 various diseases.
Pliny, Apuletus, Petronius, and dozen
Others, have all som thing to say about Il;
and Buxiorf tells Ne that ssneezing was 4
mortal sign, even fFom the frst man, until
j vas tahen Of BY the special supplicdlion
Of Jacob. From whence, as thankful &C
kn0uledeInant, this oalnlation dfsl began.
and was after continued by TIE expression. of
D5iackaum Or siia boNo, BY ISLANDERS BY, on
al oocaaions Of sneezngn
When hll majesty the king o. Minomotapa
1neefea, those Who aFe near him salute him
A 80 loud . tone that the pefsons m the
nnte-ehambeT, hearing it, join In the accla-
nation n lie adjoining apartmsnfr dlsv
dbthe ame, ill lh6 noise reSches the city /,
% thar q each royal snee1s q most horrid
cry rssults from he salutations Of his many
lhonsand pasaals. A somewhat diierens
cualoIn prevails IN Senarr, where, when bis
majesty aneezes bic courtieFs immrdiately
tuf1 their backs On him, (for that time only
and give themselves . icOd Zap on their
right thigh.
l5a scarce tract, By Gerber, master Of
the ceremonies % Charles Iho First Oxford,
1865, he gives as q rule a good breeding.
q n IL not fha curtorn rrhnn 10 nrinn. 1..1h
, 1862-07-17
Ole cfarnsr's Corner.
Bedding for Stock.


A good deal has been said within the past
twenty years about stabling cattle on floors
made of scantling or poles placed so that
the droppiugs and wet would pass through
and fall into cellars or bays from whence it
could readily be carted. It has been argued
that the animals were kept more dry and
healthy, and that they did not need straw or
litter for bedding. Experience is the true
test in cases Of such kind of practice, and a
little common sense observation soon dissi.
pates the theoretical notions Of the inexperi-
.enced. In some cases where these kinds of
floors hsve been put down, they have Teen
taken up, and good plank flooring put down
in their place.
In the summer let an animal be turred
out, and it will pick out q dry sandy knoll
on which to lie down. In winter turn q lot
Of cattle into q yard with sheds, some of
which have straw, and oilers that have no
straw spread on the ground, and It will be
found that the strongest animals in ;a'iabl,
take possession Of the best Uttered sheds,
and make for themselves lair as soft and
comfortable as the material will afford.
That animals in stables have not the same
choice is no reason that they do not preltr il.
Z In q late communication 10 the Country
GsaIlemaA, Levi Bartlett recurs to this sub.
lect andquotes the following two authorities
"ln late number Of the Journal Of the
Royal Agricultural Society, England, is
published paper on the Proper Offices of
Straw on Farm" by Henry Evershed,
from which mike short extract. He
says. 81 shall now turn to more common
state Of things, which straw Is now in ex.
cess Of the ordinary requirements of the
farm; first examining what appears to he
the most impsntant, because the most In.
dispensable Of the uses Of straw, viz. /: as lit
Ter. All the larger animals require litter Of
some sort A warm. dry. and soft bed is
quite indispensable for theft comfort. As
an expedient for saving straw, | once put
twelve three year old oxen on boards to
fatten, and found It . very cruel experiment.
The animals were always in state Of dis
tres; one Of them would not lie down. and
remained standing four days, until the mus
cles e his thigh swelled with the unnatural
tension A comfortable layer Of straw
soon set all right again. In fact, the best Of
food and unremitting attention will NOT com
pensaie for the lack of & comfortable bed"
Asa G. Sheldon, Esq, Of Mass, we'll
known farmer, and the owner and worker
Of great numbers Of oxen, within the past
forty years. stated At an evening discussion,
(State House, Boston, lhst be would rather
his oxen should travel twenty miles daily,
and then have good bed of litter or straw
% sleep upon, than travel but fifteen miles
per day, and at night be obliged 70 lie upon
the naked floor Of bowel"
, 1862-07-17


SEAsoEADLE HrTs.-Examino carefully
he condition Of your Pigs. Have they
plenty q room fresh alr, and, above an, e
cleanliness attehded lol Do you think.
from what you know Of animal or human
physiology that they can grow and develop
hcalthfnlly where they arel II not, sec
that they are placed 20 that they can. A.
bng Is people use pork, il is TOR their In
lonesI 70 have il good. This cannot be un-
less lhe hogs are surrounded By healihful
condilionA Look well 70 the dairy. Have
your COWS plenty Of good water and feed 7
Have you q clean and dry milking yardi d
your dairy room dry and airy and have
you conveniences for mailing butter and
cheese easily Or does your wife Or danth-
terror assistant have 70 do much heavy lia
inonnd back .bnaking labor IN doing dairy
y0iki n %, you had better abandon he
bneIness, for wealth that comos only By
broken oonstiiuiiols i dearly purchased.
Z. Forn-WnEElEp canru.-Tho only disad.
'T1nllfs n using them are flar & tales more
room 10 luIn abouk and The fbrs Wheel I
3 1olEIIm1l n iho'aag uhon unluadinr. Thr
advantages hfu hat Z hofss uorEs s.s1or IN
l1em al1 Win drsv more over rouah ground.
Iha sI6If BODY 61n' b put On one o|do fbr I
long nd l1r hay. I11 1c1nomT b slhal on
calI|a1a anlHors several rurpo1ll, and oIloI
isrs theeEpenseof q awagoa
, 1862-07-17

Strange Antipathies.

The following are few Of the more strik.
ing manifestations of that unaccountable
feeling of antipathy to certain objects TO
which so many persons are subject, and with
instances Of Which-in modified form, per-
haps-most people are acquainted:
Erasmus, though native Of Rotterdam,
bad such an aversion to fish, that the smell
Of it threw him into fever.
Ambrose Pare mentions gentleman who
never could see an eel without fainting.
There is an account Of another gentleman
who would fall into convulsiOns at the sight
of a carp.
A lady, native of France, always tainted
on SEEING boiled Holsters. Other persons
from the same country experienced the same
inconvenience from the smell Of roses,
though they were particularly partial to the
Odor Of jonquils or tube roses
Joseph Scaliger and Peter Abono never
could drink milk.
Cardan was particularly disguised at the
sight OF eggs.
Uladislaus, King of Poland, could not
bear to see apples.
II an apple was shown to Chesne, secre-
tary to Francis l., be bled at the nose.
AgentleHan In the court Of the Emperor
Ferdinand would bleed at the nose on hear.
ing the mewing Of cat, however great the
distance might be from him.
Henry ILL.,, Of France, could never sit in a
room with cat.
The Duke of Schoniburg had the same
aversion.
, 1862-07-17
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.


The underslgued, having been under The Irsaiisni
o ". u CHapeay although unsolicited lsSl called
un " gve publicity b. the efficacy Of his treatment,
hoplng thst hy dnlng 70 nay be nsrumental 10 pre-
ventnl othelaln the learinl suffering and mlIery Whe
lexpenenofd and uhch 90 olen result lom the pernl-
ciou. pIaone o. preteDde Ny diseass has been thnl
oI physical and mental debility, Whilh follows n coul
guence o ndacfttinns In youth. The agonles which
ennqfen ale pelhapq unneopaary for me 10 detail; they
ae Known % no Who have exefienrod them. SUMO
% ny, that having called tho aefrcrs oi Dr. L y;
Cz'pkay Into Feqnlelon, ell The expectations which
may have FORMED af him were more than realised.
would thereise iecnmmend Dr. caapkay % an uho nay
hnq themHeyea ellctPd with that dreadful maady; ny
object IN ndolng bring sympathy lnF snloFnR humanity,
and heartfelt desiIo of relieving them.
State n Calrarna cty and couetv n s.s FIsnc.csi
On This 9lli day n July, D. 1885, hsfors me- Wm. c..
JeWei Notary Public, pefsanally appeared d. ]. Naho.
known % me. who, henR duly sworn, dld depoae ald
~ sha. ne contents q he card herewith agnsd y
u gIinen uhsreof have hsupunso 81 nv hsnd aid'
anxod my ocal seal The dav and wear ah6uo written.
lhel Wh. o. JEWErF, Notary Publla
, 1862-07-17

This Ia.i named dioass is c5hmanly prsoedsd b. Il
regular action q The heart and dicult rsplrailrn
which nymplo1 oIo naayE eveIo and ever 70 lum bad
uays nnflf.llod Onlmenl and Pills Ne dfoplal patient
WI ever lnd rucconf The pleant lelif derived um
the uao II lhele romtden \ marvr01ly Qnck and pre-
mont. invariably results In They act with such
oneIY The clIculon and alrnIhani system that the
dInpca nud ganl1he., and Ne sufferer ands a The ap-
, 1862-07-17

Nay h cuIod ulh n rnnea certainty n arra quln
titles q ihe Ointment b veil worked into tie complain.
Ing parts and lhl pereEfIn1lY done lor rnme time.
Il 4 10 ulo % smear L lhe aIn rnly q must BE- got
into The system. Tab e. inV Pills nightly a. VIII act
lao a. three dos during ne u has escheg ths me-
nl c1. and n|lal|mulan1. When fhoa1 rnmpa1n11 are
having hl 1yulem. NE Vrn1nce q ~ complaint NJ
, 1862-07-17

enles, ulc1n, and sWellnra, can with certainty b
ouled. thla Ointment b thoroughly rubbed al around
The complaining paris twice thro1 . dap keeping
them covered with linen rag spread Win TIE same.
The Pills must Be laken acour1nE to TIE printed a.
verance 4 eeary From humane motives letter. Of
adpce Will Be- answered gIalnIlnulIy TO ave cafiaee
he Pills and Ointment lhoud he obtained 10 the neigh,
liahmsnl
, 1862-07-17

II such the Ointment operates surely and with
The parts t1cled ailer they have h1en lormeuled with
ukrwarm water. The pur. Ing and curative poyeFs of
tha malsel,u1l ea9lent s,.s ne.ft ned AnyeldsnTe,
n bf1 gcaala ur mllk iegeu, ~ action = uohtarhl
0;ahduAf swelling may non b reduced hy following
IL nrlnfa1 fI1ndI |nhr..
, 1862-07-17
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, 1862-07-17

otlooal ueetls nsTvous dsblly ou upifI, lnrllaas,
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-. q mlmql. al1lI1d % uoullly, l0gS q ngllile,.
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r|mn|11 On lll ls nrna' o. ether luImlIl1l \ un1t
aIoclll1 y lh1 |nf cl1hInfod phy1in nn1 1lrllonI
= I1lrEay. U1 method a clIilr fHll11 y -
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IN FmnclIoA
, 1862-07-17
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, 1862-07-17
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, 1862-07-17
llplhsrIa. lIcuaied Sor. Thlual rnIl aalnltt.

The abovs cimpIalnts have lor taerty years heeu
treated viii Hllousys Ointment and Pills with p-reci
success. The cures have heen rmarkahIe. speedy
and numernna. that lheo oen fatal diseases are more
eady curd b the1s medicines, than even The common
sore throat M infan In lime
, 1862-07-17
D.

Prompea by an honest desire Of my heart, viii b
lay before the public case which dessTvss 4 conner
aon not ohy a. en- att Of scientific Ekl bot that o.
numtnhy also. Abnut two yean ago, suddenly snd
rom causea unknown 10 ne. was seized with dt a
fphepsy With, owing " my inability to meet he ex.
peneea consequent upon thorough medical heaiment
and the disrnuraRement which met with on attempting
sonn became such Ia then led 10 believed q o
DEFY the skill Of any physician. was iequently WhIO
IN pursuit ~ my calling thrown down 70 the around
without the slehest waning; and although insensbD
70 the aRnnse. yet despPd the mlpFies ii nv s and
snon learned 70 lOnk up0r those who would render aI
epce or shelter me irnm danger enemies Who sonaht
" prnlong the existence uf my miseries wi he In lis
date and having, previous TO my HiictiOn tasted ths
sweets OF le, unce mOe induced 10 aitempt anEk-
Inc aid o physician. and, by recommend ,tiun called
up,n Dr. L J. J.Czipkay ,'dhim uf ms clIonmsianc1I
and Of my Inability "a reward him kr his eerVIce1 ~
gsrdees Of which, however, ke at once undeftook nv
rase, and, With The blessing IT Cod vas onco msla
restored 70 perfect health. Unable 70 reward him loF
The bonn which enjoy o. present. and yet conscious q
nv ndehledness, consider d due 10 myself and aIl
sctd to make the pnhlio N order that thoss n
nee Of medical advce may and physician n WHOM
every ennadenee can be placed.
sat. Il California. County Of San PssncI'co sab-
s'IseS y s.ss ssd sworn TO before me- this Ia, day d August
q. 81 GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1862-07-17
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Seleniific and Prntlltal AgrlrulInrr.

By HENRY STEPHkNs, Il s., uf EdlBlurlh. and the
late J. 2. kuTtOn, PrOiess0r Of Scientific Agriculture
10 Yale College. New haven. vols. Royal octaVO.
1910 pages, and numerous EngIavings
This Is confesedly the mnat complete work on Agri-
culture pu lshtd aud In order n give Il wider
price to
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When sent bJ mail lpast pi,dl TO t'ailurnm Oregon
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