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what Of Ihs NIshss
aWatcbman, tell us Of the night,
Ard uhai IL rIrnl Of uromiaa are !

AWatchmRn, tell us Of the night,
And what rs signs Of promise are !"
4 The Signs are thicksulng around us-cOm-
ing events cast their shadows before, and q
fW days, # these signs do not fail Us, will
e. the rsbslIiou, conceived in sin and
bsouEht forth In iniqulty, melt before the
Union armies, a. snow before the rays Of
the sun. Already every Portot consequence
On he Southern Atlantic coast Is either ours
oris waiting like fruit, ready riPenod, to be
Pasked. The taking Of Norfolk, Port Roy.
a, Pensacola, New Orleans, has broken the
backbone Of the rebellion, for Il opens the
c0iton ports, and gives Euglsnd'and France
not even the samblance Of an excuse tor in
tsrvsntoa, and without an srmed interfer
elcs on the part Of these great Powers, re-
bsllioa e, 70 use an expressive Southern
gambling phrase, dead cock in the pit.
The army Of the Potomac ls slowly sp-
preaching Richmond, and the enemy NUT
oithsr 6ght or ass-hght to be whipped, or
yaaotber disgrsesful flight as from Ma
rsssas, yield their stronghold and favored
city, the psOud capital of proud old Virgins,
% oar banda
In the Southwest Hsllsek Is bemming in
Beauregard, snd foot By loot and inch BY
inch, is slowly gaining ground and pushing
his furcss forward to CorInth, each day rem
dering that victory, which it is even possible
is now secured, the more certain; and with It
dies the Last hope Of seeessia, for thesrmy st
CoriUth beaten back, and that held lost all
with them Is lOst and not even honor re-
mains.
Floyd, It "a true, is raising 10000 msn to
rs-inforcs the Mountain District In Virginia,
aad that is one of the 'signs Of promise"
for. alfhoagh famed IS 3 thief and for steal
ing everything be can lay his hands upon,
hsum not be able to steal march on Fre-
mont, and without the con6dsnce Of bis
troops, without military skill or eourage, bis
3o,o0O rebels will bat add to the killed,
wounded and missing, particularly the miss
ine, Of the enemy and 90 to swell the
Path6nder's fame.
Thus, e.eEy where, the signs Of promise
ere good. The coming, II not the present,
moath must see the Ear ended, saFeonly the
banding together Of outlaws, in the shape Of
gusriIla parties, who, thrown out Of the
pEls Of civilized warfare, will be hunted
down By our northern and Western hunters,
Is Is hunted down the pFOwliug volt. Then,
the country again at peace it1 turbulent
leading traitors either hung or banished,
and thsir ill-gotisn wealth, WFung from the
bons and muscle and hearts blood Of tie
blacks they call thsir own, as If man had
right 70 own FISH and blood, sequestered 10
the GOTeEnnsnt hey 90 foaIiy wroned
that toul hlSshOod on Republican form Of
0ovsrnmsnt and the Declaration Of Amsri-
ean Independence, human slavery, wiped
cut and ell causes Of discord and eli
neans Of offence removed, sgAin viii he
American Union be united and stronger than
eFsE, and take her proud stand as the arBt
Of nations, with uoas to make her afraid -
So mote & be.
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OswReO RIARKRF-RIay "a.

FL0UR-Markst unchanged. salss at $40 for
aney from spring WheEt.
WHRAT-MsrksE IN moderate milling demand.
Sales lt,4lo buhh No. Chicago spring, and 80 900
bush Canada club at $50
CORN-harkst quiet with no sales above small
Other grains quiet.
CANAL RElGWTG-URehsngsd; houF s6ci
wheat 9ac, corn Sc 70 New York.
LAKE IAIPORTS-l5.soO 500 bush Wheat 1900
,,QIliN ,QIliNAL RxPORTs-ls.OOo bush wheat; Isso
bbl1 aouT5 81. coo bush eUrn.
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OHIOAQO lIARKKT-aIaI q4.
IsH THLnqRArH.l

EL0QR-Market firm and quiet
WHEAT-Market 3GAo higher, with en- active
sntpping and speculative demand. Sales Of No. a.
63G16iH; No. ct 7l075
UDh hN-mSrkat knlc hiQher. 1a1a1 AZ G7ka29c
for mixed IN store.
REORIPFs-SsOO bbIs hsur; siOOO b1sh wheat.
81 900 bush corn
sHIPMRNTs-s.1OO bbls aOur; $500 bushels
wheat; 5000 bush corr.
EElGHFS-Dull and 10 lower for corn to Buffalo
EXCHANGR-UnohAnao Gold p cent pre-
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LAuEoH AT ToLEDo.-A new schooner called
" King Sisters" was launched on Saturday At
Toledo. She was built by Smith Rogers, and
is owned by King Brothers and Capt Robert
Dunnigan, who will command her. She is said
to be fine craft. Her dimensions are IG2 feet
length % feet inches beam Is feet hold 900
tons burthen capacity, 30 900 bushels
TIE PRoPs ScIoTA AID NIAaARA-These two
propelleFs were sold to Canadian in 81 and have
been engaged in the eOastinR trade without being
registered. Among the civil business disposed Of
at the O. s. District Court IN Rochester before
Judge Hall on Tuesday last, was a suit brought
by the United States vs. Propeller sciota-lbel
for forfeiture under the revenue laws, and order
ed for trial In Buffalo on the Slst Nay. The pro
peller Niagara was seized on Monday for viola-
ton of revenue laws and has been laid up at Buff
falo to await the decision of the Court.
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A FAlsHD IA HBEB. FBY II.
DE. Bgast'8 falA6kIBbE LTHIHEEJ. q. -,
1sEsa frnEu ths rscips Of Dr. Stephen sWsut 60.
Asetieuti ths great bn1s ssttsE, and hre bes -
n hia Prlotice ior ths Last twenty Eesrl Va -
aost astonishing sugoszl- AZ a. ,sfsansl 11s-s.sy
e Eithsut rival and Ein ala.Fists ~ TIoT1
essdig than ang other Drspsrstl0a. For sIl Rs,su.
sfie and HsrVous Disordors Il l. truly fuf,rIIlls
ND - 9 ourstiFe for Sores. Wounaa Eprain1, Briis
n iso.' iea s'OthiDs, saAlis and p0R srl sh7th-
ning propshsitissi aGsits tks Just Wondsr snd -
sauilhI1snt ten Ebo haVs ever given It sfIsl.-
's9[ Our 91nalad eartleostss o. rsmsfEabIs srrsu
~ otIaeq y u Elthin ne l1gE two FenFI -
- tent- stFcng B ArlnsfrouF, A7suf1 for Cir7s-
lls-- 9sclealts01EdEus
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BUFFALO mARKRT-RIay "a,


FL0UR-Bs-ket quiet and steady
WI EAT-Markst hrm for the better GRADES -
Sales Of soon dush No. Chicago spring ct 5Oc 8o 900
Milwaukee elup at 930etc.
OBHN-Market closed quiet but hrmar Sales
5000 bush new at 37H0S3c.
0fher grains quiet
WHIAKY-markst unclaimed
CANAL tsady; I21fo on wheat
lo1<c on corn to New York.
INPORTS-2LO00 bbIs dcur; $1,000 bush Whsaf;
o. 900 bush corn; Is 600 bush oati.
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TEE Two GRIKT TRoUBLEs OF EHsLAsD
AID FRANoH. According TO Lord Palmer
ston and Mr.. Disrasli, in a recent discussion
in the British Parliament, there are two
great troubles which sOrely sfaics England
and Franee-and these are the Pope and the
Yankee.
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M. sFOOK mARKKF-HIay d

lJONEY-Martst lairlY active e Aa5 3 cent for
call; l495H cant, for strictly prime payer.
8TERLlNGr EXCHANGE-MGrfef .drm,
at ll48ll1N for banker8' bills.
GOz4D-American gold hrm ct aa3n q cent
premium. California gold bars quoted st Ra4N
premium.
:, SsslF ERN9IENE 9EOgKs-Markst quiet
Notes l0g4
eROgHs-Markst hesYT Chicago B 6iS;
- Michigan Central 60A; Hudson an; Eris So
neg York OentrAl s7Si Illinois Central scrip 60Dl
Pacific Mail ll3A. =
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Missouri has ten Thousand militia soldiers,
in add ton to thirty thousand volunteers,
and still the pressure 10 get into the service
Is unabated. Col. Gamble (sOn Of the Gov
eFnor), who has been musteTing in the mill
tia was obliged to reject more than 400 Rp-
plicants at Springfield, last week, because the
service was full, although they were the
very class Of men most needed, from their
familiarity With the country, to operate
sgAinst the prOWling guerFillaS Of the mOun-
tains.
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MILWAUKIB mARKET.-lIay %.

PI0UR-Markst unchanged,
WHEAI-Marksga active. Sales ct 90 for No. Il
76c for No. 3.
RECRIPTs-s.lnO 40 bbIs -four; sI.OOo bush wheat.
wheat.
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Gen. Banks reports that be Vsa attacked
q, Winchester yesterday morning, and vas
o6nbsllsd to fan back towards NsFinsberg
rund Halpsg's Ferry. The enemy b in large
torsa and 1t ls reported that the rebels at
Richmond are moving North to assume ths
oEsnslva Ds,ails Of this important move
WalbsiOoksd for with the greatest anxiety.
Ohio b vel represented IN Gen. Banks
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MTsCELLANRous

CoLLrsToH.-The brig Saxon, bound from o.
Wego up the Lakes, with about 800 bbls salt col.
hded on Wednesday morning with the propeller
Missouri, of Grand River, Lake Erie. The Saxon
had her bow stove, which caused her to leak bad.
y, but was toWed into Grand River by q tug
where she sunk-roledo Blade.
Quick PRIP.-The schooner Nillard Fillmore,
Capt. knight, from Milwaukee, srriTed here o.
Thursday, having made ths round trip, from tbs
port, ln Twelve dsYS -BuaalO Express.
The following itsma are from the Detroit Ad.
Tertiser Of the Esd
Wrecking Tug 0swege, Capt. Green, started
yesterday forenoon with steam pumps and iiqht-
er, 70 60 to the wreck Of the schooner ElliuFton,
ashore on Lake Huron, g already noticed IN
former issue.
Steamer p. Moore, Capt. HTyide, len last eve
ming 70 90 70 the schooner Ben Franklin, a1hora
at East Sister Island, % save Il possible ,aaus.
thing from the wreck ef this nnfoftunEts oraft-
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M A r I N E
PoRT o. oLEYRLANp.

KETERED-May a
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Burlington, Lathrop, Buffalo merchandise
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, mdse.
Prop. Iron City, LsrneF, Ontonagon, go tons
copper, 20 tons pig iron, 90 green hides
64 hf bbls fish, 3S empty bbls.
Prop. Tiogs, Sisson, Dunkirk, mdse
Schr. SomeFsault, Doane, Detroit
Sohr. Nebraska, Maroilleot, Bay City.
Schr. Flight, Young, Marquette, SoA tons iron
ore.
Schr. New London, Smith, MarQuetts, 40 tons
iron ore.
Schr. ]. Hibbard, Hartman, Port Huron.
ScoW Prince Of Peace, Curran, Port Clinton.
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WANTED.


A GENTS LILY You WISH TO In.
IA VEST q snail capital IN 6 paying business,
eIsmine the merits of he stationery Package.
erios i5 cshts. i con sains ten 9hstsg eeper fsa
EnTslnpe8, one Steel Pen, one Pen Holder; also
Oft Of JsE8lrT, a gsafBar making IRON s2 70 6
day. Apply 20 o. aedrbl1 y
my3sBss So Pubic Square, 2. D. Box 9lil.
% mn TO INVEST. = BEING
% sOOO dasirous Of engaging In some iegitis
mate business alrsady establiahod N the otY
Of Cleveland, Will eiihG taks an interest o. loan
ny employer the 9hose Gmount. Aderesl. VI b
n.ms and business, Box ll Dayton, o. BsE rsles
given and required. my13.9s9
DUTTEB WANTED, 600 FIR.
I'D KINs Of sI,ct Yellow Batter wanted to hll
an order, tlf which an extra pries viii be gY8n IL
cash on deliyerY. Merchants or Dairym7n having
good yellow Butter on hand, Will procure t With
IN Feast nable time By chipping % ug, viii receive
n extLa prios Or bT writing to uS viii receive fur.
r Mons bnt Fres6 yellow Batter eoantsi.
u o. WICK 3 90, 9eDsrai Agents
my2l:ssg 'iFoF whom is may e51esrn."
TNFORMATIO WANTED
Mary Walsh, Of Brooklvn, n =, Wisnea 70 as
certain the Whereabouts u her uncle, Luke Walsh,
formerly Of ireland. Any Information concerning
hin will b thtnkfully reeeiTsd; Address elthsF
Mary Walsh 3 Amity ltrest, Brooklyus n, Y
care Of mrs. Anthony, or the Post Master oE UlsTs
land my1eso9
WANTED,-A Coon GIRL 70 DO
w HouseWork A German Girl preferred Ap
ply ct 50 Forest 1trssti ~ Williamson Ri1dle
moe, l68 Superior street. msYl4Bt2
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PlANos | PIANOsII
g a BARLOW, Aela4 :

NO . al-ll-N ll-I0--7 9lI|1I-7-I. UNT0,
Is now selling the oslabrasoi kHABE PLANOj At
greatly reduced prices. BaVinF lust received erae
assortment q those superior inffrumantl be would
invite eli intending 70 BuFcha1s to call eER nine
them before purchasing elsewhere. EVsry lngtFu-
ment Il warranted I've yearu.
- Old eianoS und Msiodsols taken in aEohnnss,
sE-Rianos moved saa boE0d with csrs. Plano
Piano Tuned and Repaired By o. =. HAT.
TnbWs. lsb1l;Rls
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0nsO Of the Federal Oficers st Norfolk, on
lstFiug church On Sunday, hsd E prayer
book sasoUn at his bead By 3 Iads. Il was
probably the hlShs5t appreciation Of the
bOsk shs bed.
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UP.-Prop Acme, TOnRWanda; bark + Park,
Invincible, Merry z PereW, LafrinieF; brig Com
meree, Lowell, z Burns; schr Baltic A E Hart,
Oriole, W B Hibbard, W II Craig, J F Warner,
Cape Horn, A Rich, Corinthian, 7 7 Avery, s.
Holley, Wild Rover. Ostrich, Persian, Mount
Vernon, Aldebaran, " Aldrich, A Ford, 8 Rob
inson, z kingsford, ] Weldon.
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IMPORTANT 10 FRM AIS.
DR. OHEEsRMANiS pTIf.g.

Dbt. UHEbSBMAN'S PILLS.
Theeomoiaation Of iagredIon IN ths1s PMS ur,.
the result ofs long and extensive practics. fAsr
are 1ild In their psrstion, ana esftsin In s,-t.
Ing al iFTssulsEtiss, painizi hsnstursti5ts. re-
meEing all lstTucfiona, Whsfher from cold or osr
wise hsadscee. pain in the sl5s pslpIistion 5fihs
hearts Whisess all nervous al ctions, hystsrIe1 =.
ugus, Roin in ths ba-k and limbs, &c dissnbsE
aissPs Vhich arise fran interruption Il uaturs.
DR. CHEESR1lA MS Pills
vas the ooumsnesmsut Of arev era IL ths 49,
ment Of those iEregalaritss and Obsructions uhish
have consigned % many to premature grlgs. ING
emals can sniog good health unless she q rssuIsr
and Ehsnsser an obstruction takes plaos the qsusrl
healih b. gins 70 decline.
DR.. GHEESE3EAPS PILLS
are ths most sasotuai rtmsdy ever knoEn Tor Az
Complaints peculiar 70 Fsmaies. 70 al Glasses tbsy
are iHEsiuzbs, IN iUcine Eish csrtsinty pstiodiss
regularity. They are known 20 thousands, sha-
have % thsn aT different periods ihr0ugaout thu
country, having t5e aaartiOa of s01ns Of the most
sminert PhIslciaas e America.
Explicit director S, Stating Whsn fhsy should noe
osussd, with sas 3 K. 1hs prics 8l,OO psF uor.,
soutaining from Z. 50 PiTls.
Phi s,nt b. D q, 7-ouPtiy, bY remitsils q 10
PrcVtietor. fola p Druggists gsuaraiiy.
3. 3 HUTOHIHG5, Proprietor,
20 Cedar St., New Tuz-
~ Sold Wholesale and Rstail IA Oe7sIand "
5TR0EG ARM TROBG. aprll;ooEBaT
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Stmr. Nay Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schr. Petrel, Pelfon, Polt Hope 10 tons meF-
chandise.
schr. j. Hibbsrd, Hartman, Saginaw.
Schr. Somersault, Doane, Detroit, coal.
SeoW Prince Of Peace, Curran, Port Clinton.
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OST,

T OST.-BETWBEN EUCLID
oraBdum and Pocket Book, marked 81. ii. l.,
Wa1hingtoO, D. o. containing IS IN Trs.luES
hote9 and about 80 In small bills On HsH York
City HaDks, and other pABNrB. The finder viii be
sultably re Earded By leaving e ct Mr.. Bcohsld s.
Euclid Piacf, or with OOo Hay, 81 bnpsrioI street
hill. myz3Rl2
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~ s-ezssias1s Aavs q AaIas q s1Or a-EislJ Z;
7afs Fh'ts Lsaa, Alao sas sssassE slsisl. sa,aa,
shs5 Saor 70 tasrea6s At vsgT lsv Brisss Soi e.l,
Fsb, 3, lss2. JOHN WEBsFEs EOA
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Detroit on the 7sd;
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4 YMAN LITTLR,
C0MMI.SSl0M.

CUNDRIES.
~ 60 Bags AShton Salt.
I'D Bbls. Dairy Salt.
500 hblg. Akron water Line.
$50 Bbls. Land Plaster.
Tor sale IN lots 70 suit purchasers.
mYZ3 - REORal aPRAQUE
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DIED.

rrfItnf DIED.
ON punaEy morniEz, Nav 75th ,HOWARD CLAE-
EHOE, son Of a B. and Emeltns Turtls, Of this
city, aged II years.
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WHIfE LRAn N.nRFg

~. Sold Wholesale and Retail In UeTsIand "
5TB0EG ARM TROBe. aprH;soERcT
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Academy Of Music.
BANK STREET
JOHN REEsLER-........-------dIanassv.
OONTNUED SUCCESS.

MR. O W. O0ULDOOR,
Wm appssr, for ths thiri tims iu this eify, IN
bis EFsas poT1onaiion of @ a tA
PEFBR PROB BLTY.
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GALOLNED PLAsTER.-15O
bblS. best Quality lust in store and for s.le low.
-tla 0E0RGH SPBAGUI.
my& 9 nd q MerEin ItEest.
III A II IS 81. RUGGLES'
III genuine ClrclsVills Sugar Curfd Hans for
gale y my31 BIT E0h.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-07

The ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open tc
receive deposits and make payments, daiy, ex-
coept Sundays, from o O'Clock, A. Nj, TIL p.
NJ On Tuesday evenings from to 3 O'Clock,
anu ON Saturday evenings from 6 to O'clock
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment of necessary expenses, are all to be di.
vlded among the depositors. Dividends are de-
elared semi annually, in the months of April and
October. Two dividends of per cent each for
months (being ut the rate of 6 per cent per
9onnnum) have been made, payable October l.,
1861, and April l, 1862.
The Churter enaots that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emolumeni for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
-. .N.a,nggers- William S. Hiles, Edward Belts,
.i Eil Todd, Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Howland,
Thomas W. Bowers, George W. Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard T. Wales, Clement B. Smyth,
pr j. +. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM S. IliLLEs, President.
GEoRdE W. Bush, Vice President.
joHS T. McLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-07
LOCAL AFFAIRs.


Tue subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they have commenced the
Stove and Tin-smithing business, No. lis
Market street. Wilmington, Delaware, where
all orders for Stoves, Tinware, Tin Roofing
and Sheet-iron Work, will be promptly at
tended to. JAMES IL. WooD,
Oct 29.-3t. HENRY nj. SMITH.
ExalnlrIoN.-A entertainment for the benefit
of the Sabbath School held iu the chapel Of the
Central Presbyterian Church. at Eighth and
Monroe streets, will be given ON Friday evening",
the 9TH inst. The exhibition will consist of a
variety of views, mainly scenes in the present
Rebellion, accompanied by lecture from Rev.
Mr.. Wiswell. The chapel is at a pleasant walk
ing distance from Market street, and we feel
confident that neither the time nor money will
be mis-spent by those disposed to attend. Admit
tanee 10 cents. 2t
THE MIAsmA AND FOUL vAPoBs generated
by the hot SUI will be far more deadly TO our
Volunteers than tho cnemy's bayOnets. In the
Indian aud Crmean Campaigns, Ilolloway's
Pills were used in enormous quantities. They
kept the Troops in perfect health. Only %
cents per Box Soldiers supply yourselves 2l7
Bsy- CHEAP JonNs Is tho greatest place in
town.
BeS" CheHp johh sells more DOOts anu ohOes
than any other store in Delaware
Bas- Cheap John has the greatest stock of
any other store in Delaware.
BeIs- Cheap John is the sole agent for the hes
Spool Cotton made IN the world, Mt 4l2 King
Street.
The Revenue Stamps.
The Revenue Stamps of the following kinds
have come, and are for sale ia large or small
quantities.
2 CENT BANK CHECK AND SIGHT DRAFT
l, ., 3 AND 4 CENT DRUGGISTS.
! CENT TELEGRAPH.
10 CENT CONTRACT
10 CENT CERTIFICATE.
Other descriptions will be for sale promptly,
as issued by the Government, and will be an
nounced successively, when received by the
Agency. J, i. hEALp,
A2l Market Street,
Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-07
S-T-l8eo-X.
DRAkE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,

!
They purify, strengthen, aud inyig0ratr.
They create IL healthy appetite.
They are an aniidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hOurs.
They strengthen tIe system ard euiyen tue nlud.
lney prevent miasmatiC and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath, and aciIily Of tue
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Darrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Head-
ache.
They are the best Biters in the world They
make the weak man strong, aud arc exhausted
natures great restorer They arc made of pure
ST. Crox Rum the celebrated Calisaya Bark.
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
OF beverage, without regard to uge or time of
day. Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle ltimulant sold by
all drocers and Druggists. Sold in Whining
ton, Del by
Dir. A. ii. Grimshaw 4 CO.,
Rice & Harlan,
q. B. Thompson,
Edward Bringhurst & ca,
Alfred Walton,
V. Q. Gilpin,
John l.. Russell,
Edward McInall,
DR.. j. Smms Son,
W. II. Almond x Co.,
Aud by the Proprietors,
p, II. DRAKE * co,
JyloGm. No. 2n2 broadway, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-07
NEWARKACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter. Prinoina

FALL SEASlON 1860.
fNHE Fall aud Winter Session of this institution will
L commence the first WEDNESDAY of Novsn,nsr
aud continue i've months.
The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
plete order aud filled up with furniture sspeeitily
adapted for tue comfort and convenience OF students
Rooms are furnished for the older boys in Colleges fo
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room -
The Course ofInstruclon is thorough and prseticsl
designed to fit young for admission to our bnt al
egeF or fer the active duties Of the farm shop or
Ing house.
By the lberalty of the Board of Trustees the Aeada,
Is furnished with Library of 900 Volumes and ana q
the best collections OF Chemical and Philosophical appa
rAtus In the United States-thus afnrdnp fnciiitis
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical sluea
tion far superior TO NEST schools in our country
The best Teachers will be employed, and no labo
spared to secure the proper moral mental and Dhysca
training of the young men entrusted his care Term
moderate FOR circulars aud information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Sp ID Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-07
s5Del iat notlreg.
A. D. 1NSLEE,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in

A. d. 1NSLEE,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
Writing and Wrapping paper Fancy
Articles, &C.
No. 603 Marhet ST., cppositc Baah NJ
Delamare lIitmihgtoa, Del.
Begs leave to call the attention OF the public to
his large assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising History, Biography, Travels,
Poetry, the latest aud best standard Novels, Far
mer's and Cook Books, Mechanical and Archi-
tectural Works, Juvenile Books in great variety,
School and Text Books, Family and Pocket
Bibles in all styles of binding; Prayer Books,
Hymn Books Of all denominations; beautiful
Presentation and Illustrated Books; Blank
Work, OF all kinds on hand and made to any
pattern.
1e3S" Binding done Neady in any Style aySsa
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES.
Cards neatly Written or Engraved.
Orders from the country or elsewhere will
receive prompt attention.
A. d. INSLEE,
Bookseller and Stahoner,
No. COB Market Street,
Wilmington, Del