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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Wrecks of Humanity.
WHY SHOULD THEY SINK

The excitement of "the chase" has ALWAYS
been supposed TO have u healthful tendency ;
but there is a kind of chase which breaks down
the constitution debilitntes the frame, nnd short.
ems life. We mean the heaiong, underwriting
hunt after "the almighty dollar" which is the
q eat business characteristics Of the present day.
II begets other evils unnecessary to namel
which preciptate The fate of thousands There
is, however, possibility of recovery from the
prosraton produced by these oauses, long after
their victim has ceased to hope for it. II We arc
rightly Informed, the most astonishing cures of
what il called general weakness ami debility,
which have ever been known in this country,
have been ellecteI through the agency Of Dr.
Holloway inestimnble RENE lies Mere sktle-
tons Of men, out of whom the very principle of
vitality seemed to have been drained, nave been
restored 10 health and vigor by the operation Of
the Pilla and of the Ointment in cnses of para.
lyss, rheumatism, Nc, we hear an equally
favorable account If men iOW break down their
energies by over exertion- ii, in their anxiety TO
"go ahead" they mil override the most precious
of Gods blessings, health-it il well they should
know how to repair the mischief when they
come ut last to realize the fact Of their prema-
ture decay. The wrecks of humanity, who,
without nny particular disease, appear to be
sinking from mere exhaustion, would fiud with.
out doubt, immediate relief from Doctor lloIlo.
ways remedies Phil. "Yri5une"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05

SINGULAR WTLL--Southey, in his book Of
"The Doctor, &c" quotes the following from ii
London paper Of the year 1910:
IA short time since curious circumstance
happened. The rector of st. Martins parish
was sent for to pray by gentleman of the name
Of Wright, who lodged in ST. James street, Pomli.
CO. few days afterwards, Mr.. Wright's solicit
tor called on the rector to inform him that MIR.
Wright was dead, and had made codcl to his
will wherein he left him Gl 900, and Mr.. Abbott,
the speaker OF the house of Commons, e2O0O,
and all his personal property and estates, deer
park aud fisheries, SC, to Lady Frances Bruce
Btudewe, daughter of tue Earl of Ailesbury.
Upon the rector's going to Lady Ailesbury to in-
form her ladyship, the house steward sail she
was married to Sir Henry Wilson, Of Caniles
Park, but he would go to her ladyship and Inform
her OF the matter Lady Frances said that she
did not know any such person as Mr. Wright,
but desired the steward to go to tho rector and
get the whole particulars, aud say she would wait
on him the next day. She did SO, and found, to
her great astonishment, that the whole was true.
She went to st, james street and saw MIR. Wright
in his coihn and then she rccOected him as
having been great annoyance to her, many
years ago, at the Opera House, where he had a
box next to hers he never spoke to her. but was
continually watching her, look wherever she
would till at length she was under the necessity
ofrequesiDg her friends to procure another box
The estates are from G20,000 to 30 600 a year
Lady Frances Intends putting all her family into
mourning out of respect"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05

dungeon of the jail to be fed ou bread aud
water, and to pay fine Of $95 and costs, and 10
stand committed until fine and costs were paid.
CiaciHRafi Com.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
New York City.
Municipal Election in Springfield Mass.
Municipal Election in Cambridge, mass

ln Cambridge there was but one candidate for
Mayor, Mr. George G. Richardson, and be was
put up by the opponents OF the .borse railroad"
monopoly On one or two of the candidates f,r
Alderman there was quite contest, hut tho on.
poneuts of the monopoly carried everything
before them The vote for Mayor wus /. 81 for
Richardson % scattering.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Municipal Election in FAN River, Mass

In Fall River there was smart contest. the
candidates for Mayor being the Hon. Edward Z.
Buiiinton, the present incumbent who was nomi.
mated by the Republicans and Mr.. I.eander
Borden, the Citizens candidate Mr.. Bufinton
was reelected by l ,003 to COB for Mr. Borden,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
FRED. LAW OLMsrED,
General Secretary

COOP TEMPLARs.-A new Lodge Of this order.
under the name of Diamond State Lodge. Ma 4
|. o. of G. t., was instituted on Monday evening
in Ferris Garrett's Hal, by District DEPUTY
q. W. o. T. DR. John Cameron The following
are the officers of the new Lodge, who were
elected and installed the same evening, viz;
W. G. L. Thomas Roberts; w. v. 4. VIM. II
Fries W. S. Newlin Pyle W. T., Sue Lynch ::
W, s. Robert E. Lynch W. NJ. Lizzie Hersey
W G. John II. Miller W j. G Thele,a \
Lynch W. o g. Peareey Zimmerman W A.
3. Jane Roberts, W. b. NJ James e Mckay ::
W. X. II. S. Sallie Stats; W. L. H. S. Amanda
Swayne p, W. G. T., G. W. Mortimer Lodse
Deputy, Solomon Iersey. Editor Of Temperance
Advocate, solomon IIersey,
lMPRovGNENT.-McDani Adams & Co are
having an additional building built, adjoining
their present extensive iron rolling mill estaie
lshment, corner Of Church and Third streets -
II will be 10 feet long and 20 feet wide, Afford
ing ample room for two more furnaces which ara
in course Of construction. This firm is doin,
heavy business in manufacturing bolt and other
kinds Of iron
The FIFTH STATED MEETING of the Ladies'
Board Of Managers of the Delaware State Asso-
citation for the Relief Of Sick and Wounded Sol
diers, will be held in the Institute Building,
Room No, 3, on Tuesday, December 9ih, at 81
O'Clock.
LAuNcu -M Messrs E. & C. Moore launched
yesterday morning from their marine railway the
steamer Mary Benton,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Municipal Election in Lawrence Mas,

In Lawrence there was contest between the
Republicans and Citizens" aud the former
elected their ticket by "a majority Their can
dldate Tor Mayor was W. ii. ?. Wright, the pre-
sent incumbent, and his opponent was N II p
Melvin. The Republican candidates for Alder.
men were all eleoed, exeept in Watd One.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Municipal Election in Chelsea, Mas,

In Chelsea there was no contest. Hon Frank
H. Fay, the present Mayor, was renominated and
Ie-eeeted without opposition. Vote, $40 Tor
Fay scattering.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience
Il0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

The rapid sale Of this Ointment and the universal favor
with which it is uniformly received prove conelusyoy
ltA power lul efficacy disease Daring period Of hy
years II has stood tie trying ordeal Of the civilized world
and Its popularity atssts it, mArN eous virtues while the
demand for II day still continues as unabaied as ever
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Municipal Election in Norwalk, Cor

At the annual election held Mt Norwalk. ON
Monday, the Republican ticket was elected entire,
with the exception Of one Union Democrat elected
by Republican votes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Municipal Election in New Bedford, Mas,

In New Bedford there was very quiet cleo.
tion, and the Republican ticket was chosen with.
out opposition. The lion George Rowland, ir.,
is the Mayor elect, be receiving 1856 votes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Dr.. sohenok,s Mandrake p,n.

For @e cure Of Dyspepsia and all DsJi,i,,,.,
difi0ns of The Sfo,a1cb e rs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05

FOR plsEAHRs oP raE LIVER. Oh TO ACT As . o..-
PURaArwR, 80 uASfIr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
SKIN DISEASES.

Eysipslas, Ringworm, MeAsles, Small Pox scarltns,
Rash Itch Cutaneous Eruptions Blotches Pimples Pus
tales whether sealy, Dry, Watery, Crusled Matts
are quickly healed by the free Oi this Balsamic Ont
uent Its operation is materially assisted by taking o
luwaya Purifying Pills, which exercise powerful and
healthy ind du lnee on the blood and secretiDus
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
Farm for Rent.

pulmonic Syrup, 81 per bottle, So half dozen.
SEA Weed Ionic 81 per bottle 81 half dozen
Mandrake Hlls, 70 cunts per box. novelty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
aammcI Ratcs, Estate.


STATE or NERNONT,ilil Probate Cour holden az
t'.,tiri on the 35tl ,Iay ~ sretru,bef A. d 1902
RI.l CRANE Admini.tt ator On the estate on sam
I mel pat.. atr a N,rh6eld IN .,ld district de.
ceased make. application TO said court for 90 eAten-
n M H. ti. 6arriofore alow ed MIN 10 nav the debts
A. r, s.l s,,ta ana Ia r. ndrt his admin s,r4tton nc
uua ,',,,,I .a,,. t,,i,,,s' t,v
t,f,,.,, ii d. ,t,,.J tv .,tt latri thai said anpi
!" t.up', !, w. AKA. oUr. n W,ptneiieg IN
Oai'n ve ",''" -. N las AMI n H. f,,,fb., ,,
tHs 1,I ~ ~ - , "a ,s .,if.srn.t t,, tbs
ueie" ','' IVY ~ ~ IKE E,r v,.o,,i,' r ,.eyI,an
pun '''," a. 49,. ~ 81. su,,,sst,el, bsfo,t.
pH"'l d, ""''F''"p5 I, 80,
'a'a "'ai.n- - ,, y : VppRttI Inag.
'f'"' '' "
..,..,.,., ,,ug,tnN1, t p,.h,,. r.or, held ~
= tA'.o' h - uts.f5 tn.it n{st,tct
hANpOL-n ~ lAt' - ~ w 80 " ' '1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
samuel Is. Atherton's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, I In PROBATE Court, holden
WARRINGTON DISTINCT S. Montpelier, in for said
District, on the 2slh day Of August A. b, 1862
I'LL BRUCE, Administrator, with the will annexed, on
II the Estate Of samuel B. Anterior late Of Du Xhury, in
said district deceased make. application TO said court 10
extend the time heretofore allowed him 10 pay the debts
due from said estate aud 10 render hts Administration
account until some future day;
Whrteupun it's ordefed by said Cour, that said ap
pncauon be heard the Probate Once ia Montpelier,
the I'D day OF Sept next and Is further ordered, that
notice be given 10 an persons concerned, by the puhlIca
sion Of this order the Green Mountain Freeman print
sd at Montpelier, three weeks successfully, before said
hearing. BY the Court.
slaf3wt Attest, y. A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
omee ofthe y. lInr,,nr

NANUFACtURERs or INDIA RURnER Goops
~ MIX and - Congress Streets. }
BOSTON, hARoH lsr 1862
To Manu- ctTerS, ne Trade, and ne Pubiic
tn the grant from the n Hayward Company 70 Meto.
po.i,an Washing Machine Company, under the license Il
Charles GOODYEAR to said y. Hayward Company for Ne
use OF Nulcauiged India Rubber coverings Tor rolls he
right such application 20 the Bailey machine was spec
cally reserved, and is exclusively owned by the ~ Hay
ward Company These machines and rights are guar
anteed to Che trade and manufacture and is the only
ton IN which the Nulcansed Rubber Rolls ard e.,
e'..s Tor tcl 30 not turn on The shaft, or smpt lle
clothes
The injunction granted in favor Of the ~ Hayward
company, as joint compliments and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation, fully establish the RICH
TO- TINS article in the \. Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
NIX REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in
tended to mnose upon the public false representations
ltle 0s well worthless Machines. that turn on The
smart aud smut. \. HAYWARD fOMPANY.
THgo. c. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRE May $, 1862.
This may certify that have used one OF Baieys Wash
ing and Wrnging Machines, and say that il will dol
an mat Is reeomme nded and am satisfied that It saves
9he'hat Of the work in washing and wruring, and will
ury IN half thi time, and is great SAVING In the wea
Of clothes. NJ JACKNAN barre Hotel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
PseOEsATE COUETN

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
doph for the year cnsnng will be holden as follows
viz
Al the Register. Office IN brookfed the first thurs
day in each month
At the Orange O. UNITY Hotel IN Chelsea on the third
Thursday Of each month
At Chadwicks Hotel In West Randolph On the fourth
Thursday In each month.
At j. L. BOwles' Hotel in Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order Of Court
j. x. CLEAYELANDi Register.
Chelsea December "a, 1861.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.
uneven the garment may De itreceyss an equa
amount Of pressure It is also sufficiently strong sud
arranged that it can be by power Tor LAUNDRlES
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS &C. Although Is a
small and simple Machine, it is able TO DO large amount
Of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for three years
past, and found TO do everything that Il designed
do And after any one buys one OF them. and aris It
will not do what claim for it, the can return audhay
their money, as all my agents authorized do this
So there is chance for you get humbugged by gyng
them trial, and II may be just the thing you want
To wash with this Machine putyour clothes osoak tor
about twenty minutes In strong soap suds with
ter then run them through the rolls FIVE six times hack
and forth into the suds when they will require rubbing
excepting the very dirtiest parts, such collars and
wristbands which will require but s ght rub With DE
hands By this process you will be able do your wash.
ing IN less than half the time you rs hand, OF any
Their machine in use, and mucheaser md no wear and
tear To your clothes Ike the rubbing be rd AM twisting
to get the water from them-as yop the principle
Of my Machine is 90 squeeze ns,ead of rub and twist
which cYades all friction.
Manufactured AZ Mortified, VI.
VI chine en- exhibition at Rraman 4 ldenS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
FHENEX
Looking Class and Picture Frame
MANUFACTORY.

Mes. 22I East Iwenty-Third Street,
i73 & I75 Grand Street q 2l5 Centre Street.
ESTABLISHED 1888. NEW YORK. EsrABllsnFD lee
This Establishment has been ia successful operation a
Years, and is the Largest OF the kind in the United States
We have on hand manufacture to order every dcscrp
ton of
LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES,
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval and
Mattel Glasses, Connecting Cornices
Bass and Bracket Tables, with
Marble Slabs Toilet
Glasses, &C, 30.
mouldngs for Picture Frames In lengths suitable for
transportation, either Gilt Berling Rosewood, OAK Re.
ora, Birdseye, Mahogony, sc. our new Mandatory
and extensive facilities enable to furnish any article In
our line good the best and cheap the cheapest
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON Us
WIN they visit New York We claim 10 be able to sun
ply them with every article in our line which they can
possibly require prices lower than they purchase
lsewhere.
orders b. mail attended to with promptness. DO mot
iail to call when ynu visit New York.
oai's and Nareroom Nc. 10 t,tilt ST. NY.
336faA ORA q v. SlGLFR,. Agr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
American 81 Foreign Patent
r. II. EDDY

~. II, EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent OF U. 5 Patent Office Washinuo,
the Act OF 1897, '"'ei
10 state street. opposite KiIby ST.. uas,o.
FTER an extensive practice Of UPWARDS of ,,,..
II years CONTINUES nsecure Patents THE United
-alsoi Great Britain, France and other foyeisn
tres caveats SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments ana nj, M
per OF p'awnes of ratens, executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into Ame,cs MS
Foreign works, 10 determine the validity or utv 81 ~
tents conventions egalo other advicerend.rsd -
all matters touching the same Comes of ,ha -" III
any ralehtlnrnlshed by remttng One Dollar Asst,n
ments recorded at Washington. assign
me Agency Is not only the largest in New Rpplard
oul through II inventors have advantages for secn
patents, oil asceHaning the patentabity of iny.n,Ion
dnsupassedby II not immeasurs bly IN ary %
can be oheted them elsewhere The TESTIMONIALS h.,
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Ar1u
PAIENT OFFICE than the suhsc fiber and as sir,,ps
H. THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES Ann AMI
IIf he would add that he has abundant reason hsi
anu Can prove na atno other office of the KIND are n
charges iof ptolessonag services moderate The a.,
mehse praeuce OF The subscriber during twenty vss,s
past mas enabled MN TO accumulate vast collection nj
specifications and official decisions relatye 10 na,,
Ihese besides hiseSensve library of leea and mecbau
a WORKS ana lull accounts of patents granted in IN.
united states and Europe, render him able bevond 90,
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining pa,en,s
All necessity OF journey to Washington Ia nrncur.
patent, ana the usual great delay there are saws
inventors. 800 saw
TESTIMONIALS
" regard Mr. Eddy one Of the most cspobj, AMI 90.
e@yu practitioners with whom have had official MT.
coursc '''
CHAS, MASON" Commissionsr Of Pafeni,
nave no hesitation In assuring Inventors that The,
cannot employ person more competent and tf,.iyo,,
anu more capable OF putting their applications in form
70 secure for them an early and favorable consiern,ior
AZ 'ne faent once EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner NJ Patents
" MI. K H. Eddy has made for mo TrRTEFN ami
cations on all but one Of which patents have been eTa
cd ana lha' one Is nav pending Such unmisakabl-
on hI. parfl sa, 10
recommend at inventors TO apply to him to procure then
patents, as they may be sure Of having the m (abh
attention bestowed on iher cases. and at reasonable
ehaises' JOHN TA0GART"
during eight months, the subsctei In course d, M
laIge practice, made, twice rejected apllcntions
SlAIEbN APPEALS, EVERY ONE az which was AZ
cded in his favor, by ths Commissioner ii Patents
K. II, EDDY
Boston, Dec !, 1861 ante
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
Nevrrrit,R. April17i s6g

NJ, MoNrfkLhh, Apfh -, iet-
-, ms niay certify that have used one of Bailey
washing and Wringng Machines over one year, aud
ah satisfied that It saves me in my business the he'll
eAs' one girl, besides saving large amount in The
ar aud ear Of clothes LEVI BOUTWELL,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
Grand Victory |!

DHE undersigned returns his thanks ~ his c,s,o,,.
for the good encouragement that he has had and ins
forms them and the public that he will continue 10 ex
teute promptly all orders that shall be entrusted to him
such as ~
House, Carriage and Furniture Painting.
all kia15 Ct
Graining, Glazing and
PAPER EEANGrNGu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-17

A GooD IDEA.-We observe in the Wadesboro'
Argus, a call made to the men of Anson County be-
tween the ages of So and 45 to unite in forming a
new military company, in view of the probable pas
sage of the conscription law. This is taking time
by the fOrelock, and is proper movement The
course pursued by the enrolling officers in placing
the conscript soldiers from the several Counties in
to companies and regiments where they were entire
strangers has bad depressing and discouraging
influence upon many of our men. We are glad to
see that different policy will hereafter be pursued
and the formation of companies forthwith through
out the State of those who will be liable to military
duty will doubtless be preferable to being forced
into associations where they are unknown.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-17
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

SEPT. 12-ln the Senate day. bill was reported to
increase the general and staff officers of the army.
Nearly the entire session occupied in the discussion
of resolution for the appointment Of select committee
to inquire whether certain soldiers in the Confederate army
have been executed without trial.
The Senate then went into executive session.
In the House, two resolutions from the committee on
military affairs reported. They discussed all
day. and finally adopted. The first the rendering
the thanks of Congress to Gen. Lee and the officers and
under his command for their late brilliant victory
Unanimously adopted The second expressive of pro-
found satisfaction at the triumphant crossing Potomac
by victorious army and avorng the advance of our
standard into the territory of the enemy Adopted
60; nays Is.
motion to strike out the clause relative to "advauce
into the enemys territory" ELECTED long debate and was
negatived, yeas go; nays SO.
SEPT 13In the Senate to-day the Resolution
ing the execution of Confederate soldiers by Gen. Bragg
without trial. further discussed. substitute was
finally adopted requesting the President to inform the
Senate whether any soldiers in the army of the Con
crate States have been shot By order any General officer
without trial according to the rules and regulations for the
government of the land forces and if So that he will Law
before the Senate all the information be has upon the SUBJ
ec and whether any steps have been taken by the Execu
tive in the matter.
The House Bill passed to create the rank of Lieutenant
General in the Confederate army to increase the signal
cops to provide for the payment of certain claims against
Confederate States in Missouri; and the bill to increase
the pay Of noncommssoned officers and prvates in the
army were severally passed-yeas 76 nays 6.
The Conscrlpt Bill was further discussed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-17

We think it entirely wrong for one man to hold
the office of Brigadier General under the Confede-
rate States and the Office of Adjutant General under
the State with the numerous offices and powers
which belong to the latter Office. 1t is impossible
for any one man to serve both governments eff
GENTLY at the same time; and if it were possible
monopoly of offices and honors is repugnant to the
principles and genius of our institutions. divis-
ion of power, and rigid accountability BY those
who hold office, not Offices are of the very essence
of liberty; but how can an officer be held accoun-
table, when he can shift Positions and say he did
thing by virtue of Office, and another thing
by virtue of another? 1t is our opinion that Gov.
Vance is entitled to his own Adjutant General and
not one who is 8rigadier General under another
government; and it seems to that if the occu-
pant of these two Offices would look at the matter in
its true light, and would be governed by just and
proper considerations to say nothing of the delica-
cy of his situation, he would at once resign one Of
these offices. We say nothing Of the Constitution
al point involved in this matter 1t may be the
duty Of others to determine that but We trust that
discussion and decision on the point referred to
may be avoided 1t UiU be, il the officer referred
to should consult public opinion, and what is due
to his own character, BY resigning the office of Ad-
jutant General.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-17

JUsr AS WE PREDIcTED.-The Yankee Newbern
Progress Philadelphia Inquirer and other Northern
papers claim the election of Gov. Vance as Union
or Lincoln triumph, and they quote from the State
Journal, Raleigh Register, Winston Sentinel Ire
dell Express and such like papers to prove it. This
what we toldthose journals would be the effect of
their course towards Gov. Vance and his supporters
during the canvass No word ever dropped from
the Standard or other conservative papers of the
State, or from the lips of Gov. Vance or any of his
friends, to justify such charge; it denied over
and over again. yet those unscrupulous partizan
journals continued to repeat it. Let the people
mark such papers and put the seal of condemnation
upon them. They have slandered and villified two
thirds of the people and army of North Carolina,
and held them up traitors to the South when they
knew better; and now they hypocritically endorse
Gov. Vances Inaugural and claim that his views are
identical with theirs.