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The New York herald., 1863-06-04

tthrss cheers fbs Clement vaiAndgham, the next Go
tcrncr Of Ohio" me call responded 70 with shout
no like OF which has seldom been heard In any ball 10
Ihis city. Ths assemblage rose - one man, and
waved hats. handksrohies, sticks and umbrellas for
leverd minutes, roaring out cheers until II seemed
their voices would positively crack from over OK
erton and strainins Scarcely did this exei'emen'
co wnen another occasioned by some
calling for sthrfe groans for Burnside can which
was followed by multiplicity OF groans. Kisses and de-
sive shouts la every possible key ard Voice fernAndc
Wood was next hnuored with very enthusiastic round
" cheers alter which the name OF rye b. Mcclellan
was roare ont and sauted with another outburst,
srrl@ssing even that which the mention OF vailan-
dirhsms had evoked few moments before.
lhree times three," and three times thros releated
over and gain, atesed that the people At least st
SSsGa e.ns 'S1 s@.aa. SS@ssap' '.s syDs army
as aadiets Continued thus g anihse ths@;elys, for
opAatds q three quarters Of ~ hour cheering every
"hc lellsa, .val ndighm and Goyernor Parker, Of
New Jersey." Some merriment was occasoned by
cali three cheers for JeG. Davis" uttered In an
Iron cal tone. he audience took II good joke. and
aughed nd hissed ia response but uot sing cheer
wn 10 hess sce es were beng enacted ladies' made
their 20 nx In, sadience gliding on the
platform ana ,inr herself in conspicuous positi
d the lesident chair and tho other gliding into ch ir
among the trough and ready. OF the spectators heir
:prsara@0o app was hasa with sigh; msnaf';s =.
plato m-who, we wee Lfxmed, was Mrs.. r. 9.
binnmny. wife Of the uresidi g oLcsr-dd not
nnding hersel In glorious minority, cisappeard from
the scene alter surveying tho audience Tor some fifteen
minutes. The other feminue spectator stood II out to
the end
THE DECORATIONS OF TIM HALL ea5.i
were much the at all public gatherings which
have taken place whin the walls since the begin
ming II the rebellion. The star Spanged Banner was
twined around the busts OF Washington Franklin and
the othr heroes whose heads occupy inches In the hall
OF The Uni "A. 1he aag Of the Union hung from
arch to arch and the starry emb ems we're suspended
IN smpe folds at the back of the platform seven large
flags ring the number OF mirrors which are
Btted ilto the vail back the STAGE
Over the oft SIDE Of the plat orm. looking toward
Fourth avenue, was the 10 lowing SCROLL
! The Union as Il Is and the Constitution as II Was. {
stand Firm.
the middle Of platform these words OF the
immortal ;ge OF Ashand:--
Tie Great Issue before the tountry is this hall
Abolition put down the union shall the Union put
down Abolition p Henry Clay, 1851 ! 4
N~~~~~~~~S->~~~~
over the right side Of the platform the following
brief inscriptob-
M Prescription lor opinion Sake.
banner at the back OF the stage likewise contained
the f0lDw ing inscription
TwENTY SECOND WARD. (
WAR Is DSUNION
FINAL AND ETERNAL ~ {
Seph "A Douglas. /
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THE LETTERS
Me- Josvsn A. FiASDrRs OF Frsukltn county Shcn came
forward and said that In tho absence OF the Chairman Of
tho Committee on Iuvition who ou,si.e addressing
meeting, he called upon to discharge duty that
would have dcvolyed upon him present. by calling your
attention 70 the invitstiops that have been sent
out, and 10 the answers which have been re-
ccved-and he regretted 20 aay In this connec
ton that therc had beon dlsaprontmcnt IN tho
pected " have been present toppht He would ssy that
Invitation had been exscndtd 70 many distinguished
end tnus vhe hsA resIondsd bad respssdcA
ordiaiy approvfsg ne cejscn a ths @sstlss. ~
VIVA W Sssry ~ Gsssia wSaa1laG Rsasa "
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ories OF prcccdens Hut such experience at least may
forcby suggest us, that had the Ruler II tbe world
designed southern suh,ueAtiou, an instrument m,
powerful than that Of Mr.. Lincoln hts colleagues
would be seen conducting 10 HE purpoes fCr,es
Of "that is . fact, &c.'J u 10 not going beyond
tho bounds of caution 20 aiege that chapter viii
be opened IN the annah of msDk nd H. this unrivaeh
scene, ths quantities which they regard with scorn are
found Triumphant those which they agree TO follow
aud 70 reverence But, last ~ ali n Mr. Lincoln his
colleagues cosd succeed ganst the leader and The armies
which oppose them could they against their own
couscicuyess- to Us BY many s,sns Of oar-cy
20 Do 60
In thk eolnecin we mus, roisr 10 the iud,crou. q,
tsupts hal sse made upon 'eycry mSry reverse c at
tribute tue ssevh 20 every other than the true csusc
!sss e. sSn. wss. s. ,s:ss, s:s ssE Sssr,s "a
general hss omitted 20 obey the orders Of bb superc
Sss S dss: sc: s.:. s ss u;s,s
pov ~ bad - isferior forcc, tsn al adverse l~ltnn
sd IN Turn, e, the causes "a which military ds
fcats arp are served w b. the crcduous peo
pie. w never Bear the truth (cry o. ''Neyet) suy
against u.s. His iimitsble power ovcrturns all our de
signs and snbver's oil our paus (cry Of, I'VE want
He shapss ow destnles, "roosh hew tbsm a. y. mas,
fHt DEMOCRATIC LkeIsLA,uR ADDRESS.
@ @ declared IL favor ."s Of coSaess %, y.
sa w,t or 'as e. soSs 10y acc w.
csnu be pTosecdsd ccnsasy. Is0' Ssers ,tsn" sus
erlsa Of "gcod, Tho South nsuc,s n IN Op.
outside of the constitution s an lnossrltutIopsi
Var. The Declaration OF Independence says hst sov
ssnmsn aetIvs 4 their a.; us, y, p0vss from The oos
assumed the proportions OF revolution 10 % deny tns
principle welt "A 70 deny the right Of revolution When
eve. We cssss % r:'ns ~. p,.cs .sss %. ceas.n.
down foundation Of dcspo,ism. wrtes consul ut,ox
can ony he msntsined by strict oonsuu IN spirit ~
wei Aby letter q Ieir preyspus. wassa - "a ass.
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Jonx J. yAs AtuKs, ssq., cbsIrmsD oum on iuvai,s
!. DIAR SR-l have just received your Invitation {
sy ssss' r. s?eSfs S4f q ha I S'HSssS as l
'in favor Of cessss on or bostilttA; preparatory
restoration OF the Union by Cancellation and compron
endorse heartily The ecis OF your CALL aid renl
stthe fulelment Of prediction made al publ gu;h
by myseIf one year aud half sgo--' That in less
two years the cry from the democracy OF the Nortl
be Tor peace. Ths hopeless ruin and thc useless sa
be 10 Union where blood is the cemeot aud rerul
affection while leroe passions continue 70 DO cpgond
amid the wild horror OF slaughter"
The results Of this unhoy strle amongst brethrou
strengthens mo IN tho convection | had from uic
that Il IL a. hopeless OF good, ss know u 10 be pr
tive AZ evil. The eirie must cegse before the calm
The m,grisnImty. bong the stronger section, and y
We deciare, agitsted by Ike passions with those IN
against ua, 10 at caat tender them the olive branch
as AK for al armistice and then. amid the full or
test, learn from th1se who once were brctbeien
their demands are and upon What basis Of ttenron
terrible strife can be closed " t can be bsougIt
cpd even III on the basis of an entire reconstruction
ter this than Iona years a cuel, bitter strife dem
izngour people, hopelessly prostrsting our Drsapss
Va which constitutional liberty must suoner or Lt5f
lis grave No man bese a. tbe North can witurs
trszstIou, through tho sgencics OF uiurpod power,
out shudder. The constitution trampicd uudef tot
liberties II the citizen made byw"rd aud rcpr'at
military despctisrs fapid encroaching upor he jnr
srenb'lng and nghast before tho advance Of federal
onets The life of tyrahts grove With what u g d
Gel n reference 70 this tdmlnetrHton ss tsses
tcsacds Cssf,
ikr " he would moi be wsf.
$rt no ,hinks the Eonans arc blt sn,cp. -.
AAcs Of gross and n Gus ouifhGe baVo 60 dOn
icfc with impunity, and, gathering courage viii, IN
portunity, u s Iuakng stride af,or stride that. n
checked, will result ~ the subve.srp gl tho Goycrgl
aud The esisblishmont q q nilisSy drspoiisin GpJi
ruIus of a free repobic. 4 am glad to 500 lie peorl
rousirk Themselves 10 co,rtttSnai resistance cf d
stts ~ oppression nt least, ana ihrpueh the W ,du
mes,inss tg redfess q grlsvibces, hrsinlna,iug &
uer b. aItbCffiy Nal Trey VII hold tbcn 10 the 90
tlons Of their ofcial ostbs n thoy Rti Icftisi.
FAR vtrnng gi,sr, then ,cvoluticn can aloY, ylnd
oylrs.sd liberty ''Thcn the offence must uoois q,
but woe be "a bin through whom Tie ur.nco come
YouIn reapcctfuly JANss W. Wal
LxIT.s FROM sUpos ooSstocF.
SsRAcUss, hsy q, rs0
Mr. .DpAn sra--i hivo 10 day returned frofu NsS
aftsr aa abss.cs d vcek. and ind ycur letter of
fssi myself greatly bcuorsd By tn. reqacs. q
osmmiues sbch you teprcscnt 70 attend Tie irop
Psacs topvs.tion % tbs ID Of June. and 10 ircsl
ti,si oocAson. Bat private and professional oe.sge
o the msst psA nc nature WIN reqsirs my prosea,
bone - shai time. am, the efors, under tbs uoes
esfsil ~ v ga axwS s sys N sAk ssussua
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sSS nasy
sns S b e ccSs alien Sa sS :on a.
saeuce. He Hs also obtained standing amy Q, eighty
thousand men We refer to these facts simply as cha
r., s. ns .snd;ssy Of the T, under %
tected in this policy dissemination TO force the govern
ment into wrong channel IL was now that he eniimer-
stone upon which the dem party Stood
These were opposition TO strong governmensstrct
the ststesthc limited powers Of the federal authory
close economy In public exrendturee-au aversion to
British power on ,n: ocpncuttbe expansion q curer
tho largest libcrv for the citizen consistent with public
good that that the best government which governs
which the democratic party establybcd. John Ad
sms Alexander Hamilton and their follewcrs were then
IN. ship upon sno,hcr tack Like this admnIstrss,ons
they had possessco, and were making tho most Of a.
Fearing he people their ecrt was TO- muzze the popular
elements The whole scope and tendency os official
thoty "" TO increase the central power cn s designed
weakness into proportions which would oyershadow the
called rssor we are now because be opposed tho sd
nins,r.u.n. Qmmsuse' cheers.) lie was pronounced
rslied 70 the ssppct q bis dcctrsnes g ans eriotte
be-. uss be believed 10 the "rrb,s of msn % "sn In
ABEL esc,sse be advocated freedom IN roiissca ana
would noe ft New fhgsnd mrsn us peseIclous spirit
followers we're he'd up 70 Frele cdInn IS ve are
ss .;s ns s'ss sS s,s s sss .ss
as shey win sustain us ag.n,, ibe powsi@ the govern.
synrAshisors (Aprisuss.}
rHK sovEREigSrY on TINE sfArgs >.
this principle ID the corner stone q the party rpon
ress The wh.e fabric (Checrsl A. the chief fcupda.
ton OF the odsre government 60 II is the chief element
the dem cratic pafy Jencrsen, In hs address
delivered March 1eol. said that bk rclcy shcuIdhs
'to support the stsH sotsrk6snts IN ali their rshk a.
sI. si f''ss; % ss%.s: Sss
undepccs." Tho Virginia resolutions 81 1Tps drawn by
James Madlscp rclafed hss the powers OF the genera
Eovetnment, resulting from TIC compact 10 which the
states are lsrtes are limited By shs plsin s-s and IN
ns % tgIt9et vsI h they authorized By te grants
snufieraed IN ,hs, compact And that IN cssc 6 dsj
granted the ss'et who ns PARTIES thereto have lhs
fGns snd are In duty bound nierpoee for asresre
the progrese c' he evil and for ukintainlnf within
.her resI ecye imis the authorities, rights and Iiber
tes nppereininr 9 them And In tho Kentucky
re'outtns aleo Adopted n i1os, snd which IA under.
stood were skeehsd by ihomss Jenerson vac deo ,ret
hat ~hrns ever IN gers al gDvefnmcnt apsuu,ss h,
deegatsd pc~cra s ats arc unsutherItst y, va e ~
no fOroc that esch stts socedcd "a tale .,d IA .a A.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
MEDICAL.


II. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Whoissals and Rsfaa Druggist, (slT) Fourth and
Market street,
CBPuALIG PILLS (Spaulding'sl for Head Ache at II
H. Brnghurats al7 Nla,ket street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES one Of the best
articles for diseases Of the thruat H. H. Brughurss
Dag Store.
r0wNsEND's sARsApARILLA, flesh stock just re-
we'd and for sale hy n T. Bringhursi, Anotnecary.
wlsHART'S Iue Ties Isr-Coriial, The celebrated
cough preparation to he had at X. brinshursts Drug
store.
sPAFFORD's OLIVE TAE, the genuine article To he
bad by calling at II. r. nrnghursts Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS; Owls SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethlng al H. 4. bringhursts
tLAsks for snortsmen-l have line assortment OF va
ilus sizes from = pint to pint / have just imported
a. and they the finest quality Of DxOna llasks
IL. K. Bringhurst, SIT Market atreet
BRANDY and WiIlskEN selected pure and Of hnt
quality for medical purposes by H. Il. Brinshurst.
FLAdGs REil ~ for the immediate relief OF pain, a.
ftmer'a Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in whining
tun Thursday the Eth dag oi october at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM TOR ehapped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by II. Il. Brnghurst.
FINE SALAD OIL superior article at H. II. Bring
bursts.
nOsTETTER's BiTrERs, they give general satisactlou
and are IN great vogue II. Il. BrinEhurst
Wholesale and Retail, Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
BOOKS.
CHEAP BROOKS

NOW Is the time for persons who desire to al up IN
shelves Of their Libraries 10 purchase BOOKS they
will probably never be able to buy them lover
The subscriber Is receiving nom day to day large 10
of we'll selected Books, IRON the late Auction Sales
rhiadelphis, and II determined to sell them at price
nwer than they have ever been offered before They
sist Of
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL Work.,
plain and gilt bindings suitable for presents &C. MANY
ct them will be sold at half the publishers retail prices
And leas. The public invited to call,
aud oxamins. JOHN y. POTTER,
Ito Market street, sign q the Big look.
Don't forget No. t15.
FAMILY BIBLES,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT AT
VERY Low PRICES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31

SIIUAIE on the road tom Clarks Corner Y
containing 1885, acros, mnrs Or less-i5I3i aga
OF Ehlrh IS upland and 90 acres marsh Iaesduw Y 4
sv9I STATE oil Improvement, divided intn cdaTep'-
ne9s, All WAieied nom springs The buildings arr
mndiousi dwelling, barn, slall,nf, eTauary, carAf
mouse mouse gYrl ehbs-two good tennnt houas--a teaals
sue part u ehelusei witl hedge. thrifty oichul v
vmo,se nun eAe lent neghburhoOl. The terms CAV
,naue asg9mm9dating. Persons wishing to mo VA
inlses VIII call OF Mr. Le7 H. CLARK, On the pIemi'e
dss 10 goe N.rt,' 81. /, in,inrtsB M.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
1s;,,SA USES 4sssaa
si FOR RENT. aI

Bre, House ON Market street between sh and s,h No
sli $3.50 40.
Frame House la -leeNauic street below Lombard ST
No. 81, f4s %
Brick onse and Loa on Lord street., third door from
iaiiNad, No. ys. so tu.
ire, House ON Lord street second door from Railroad
$40 40.
frame House OF Church Taylor streets sos o.
la do IN Ia, lor street sd dining the above 50 co.
Five fek Houses ut lith street Pine Nos. COL
tuJ Glb. tD' aal 10Y each 100 90.
ave Brick Houses l.tl street Lombard, Noa
6oi. loj. 5u7. 500 aud "a. each $50 90.
w. ffsm- Houses va tiddl-s Lana frst from Stone
In=rn, eich $1,000
Franz House adjoining the alloy I'd from tayeru s3J on
Four Frame Houses adjoining The above, each So co.
Hsirk ii-use IN lombard street between McCGuilpy
and 18th Streets So u1
Brick liou4u s. Of From, aud Thorn sire t.,
$ 20 60
Cvtta- al n W corner Il French aud iith st., 70 o.
frek ilodse on Tatni street above seeond street, No.
eos, SO 90.
small Brick Grange street between Third and Fourth
streets, 500 TO-
leo House yard on llth street between Market and
Orange etrests.
Two Franc Houses l2th and Elizabeth streets, each
~ 90.
B,iek House hureh street between Eighth and
Brick House SO ,als King s'reot between lath and
I4th streets, 500 90.
Brick House Taylor letween Locust aud Buttonwooi
Sl4u uI.
kriek House Market street between 18Th and 18th
streets. SiON To-
Brink ,ateou i2,h street between Market and Orange
streets. sos
Blk house on 9th street between Pine and sprus.
street. 500 tn.
Brick House, rooms we'll finished, with 10 ares OF
land, aud brick stable, Wilmington Sg5O 10
lcuse aud premises at tile $ D.. corner Of Marlet
aud Water Streets Ia ;he tenureOf James L. Cox and
VIM ?. Carr, possession on the 18th If March NEXT
Apply To WILLIAM MeCAULLEY
isb2,. COD Ma Ret St. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
WAWASET NURSERIES

ITTHH U1lVT8IgVVl HHVIlE WaWe NTFHn I0menIs W-I
some ~ the most reliable Nurserytlen In ulsrr,5,,
Ia prepared TO furnish all kinds al
NURSERY STOCK
OF the hest qualify at reasonable prices lie wouii .
specially advise those intending to plant the ro
ial, to send their orders early the rsi appira II
yAriably tecuie the beat trees.
Intelligent planters must lie fully aware Of tho ait
tages Of buying their tress, &c, at home ,lots w.
make thei own selection, In preference 10 the uou i
quen practice u lu Ing from fefnieR tgcats tom n
tAnra WHO ARE seldom seen u second time.
Es-lnO01 une yrar Silver Naples for s-le law
aug a EpMARD TATNAf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
aa HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKEr srRtkT--siere and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand Three story
brick dwelling house between Tenth aud Eleventh street
IN KING srhkEf--A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud Twelfth Streets three stories main
and back buildings, bath ia first rate order generally
good dwelling house suuh kast Of Seventh
King streets.
IN stl PLEY sTREEr-'rhres story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, d set front 90 feet deep.
IN TATSALL srREEt--Fuur new three story brjrk
dwellings above Eleventh stree
IN WEST STREET -Four Kew three story brick dwell.
in Is above Eleventh strert
IN LENENlH STIR Ef--si7a5 ew three story brick
dweiliugs between Tatnhn aud West streets.
IL SEVENTH slkEhr-A three story brick dwelling
below LonihArl street
IN SIXTH STREET between spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick Dwellings, with Two story back
buildings.
IN SECOND SIREKr-A three story brick dwelling
between French and WALNUT streets; might be made d
good business stand.
II BRANDYwINE VlLLAGE-Two story brick dwell
lug IN Brandywins Village would be exchanged for pro.
perty in town.
BUILDING LOTS A desirable property at the cornei
of Third and French streets sulubie either building
lois or site for Il nanutietufiug establishment
Fol- terms aud particulars apply 10
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
my 10 III Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
MONEY TO LOAN.

G6nnn $1,000, s25OO and $1,000 Good Bond, d.,
|0UUUs Mortgages are desired. Apply 10
WILLIAM McC tUfIrf
Gl6 Market sii.s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
4 0OOp BRICK DWELLiNG.

c'nvenisni ieniul house barn aud out houses.
ONE HUNDRED AN0 TWENTY ACRES
timber ~ ''0 d"
For further particulars apply 20 Eev r. EtILLg-Y
whining ton' ~ Mt. ROBERT AUBREY, New tst.,i.
So duplication iJ ba made oF before the Jam r
February, isGa ~ 80 q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more OF Dir. liurds Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot ILL., None are muilabie
except the Neuralgia Hidsier, which we send in
an envelope on receipt of price Is centsl nnI
ono stamp But to accommodate persons in
p'nces where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages ia
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with conpartments-cach hos containing a bot
TIC Of H. Hurts Mouth Hash, and ToeM .1cIe
Drops, IL box Of 7ooM Powdtr the Neuraiq1t
Hlstsr, and - vnuahie little Treatise on Y,.n
aad Ms,r Diseases, Tie best means Of presereig9
Mea, dnd tie proper treatment oJ Chadren's Ttetf
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 d0Aas, or six packages for So sent
by express ms directed. As the Express CHARGES
are not much, If any, more dozen than on
one, it is far cheaper to order six OF n dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be dispt sed Of 10 neigh
hors with public benefit for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness and dis
igurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country ii every family
TO day had one of these packages which, in it,
self, is n complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad
dress VIM. Is. Hura & Co. Tribune Buildings.
New York, and write name aud address plainly
That remittancas may be made with confidence.
" i. II Co. refer to the Mayor Of BROOKLYN.
to O. W. Griffith, President Of the Farmers und
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manufacturers Gazette; to JOY, Coe
Co., Publishers Agents, New York TO p. 7.
Barnum, Esq, who knows a good thing when he
sees it md who has already ordered n second
supply, etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
BOOTS AND SHOES
New Boot and Shoe Store


- WOULD Inform bis friends and IN. .
H. sens generally that he has opened nS wv
and SHOE STORE, No. atO WALNUT \,
- one door below filth street. Wilmi1 ,ts
Delaware, where he intends keeping constantly an IT,
a good assortment OF homo made work, euch AZ Gs
mems One and coarse Boots aud saosa; Ladies ~
OF the best quaityi also good assortment Of Chi5
shoes OF all sizes. lie will make To order at tia b
notice all kinds ofouatpmer work. His stock of Is,t
A. has been aelectod from some OF tho lagept hons
the city His journeymen arc good and practical ny
and he feels confident he will DO able TO give M
satisfaction 70 all who may live him call.
Ss-REPAIRTN0 done with neatness and disp,,el
sep 81 JOHN MARTYR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL INSURA NCE co MP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
ana m Ill. -. ........ L--il...i,..--.., nal

Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
INTEREST on PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 10 FIVE
PER & Knit.
fnlls principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed TO be
the safest and expesenee has proved u to be the
cheapest means OF Insurance against loss w FIRE and
although this Institution has beeen hut Y years In eN-
islenue the list OF insurers will iayOrahly with
any other; and the -,ss by fire during that time al
though not few, have been promptly paid all who have
heen insured in this ofce and have had the misfortune
10 b. burned ont attest The object has been 70
cure good list Of safe risks rather than 10 swell The
number OF insured without rrgatd 10 hazards; thus -
SEEMING the liability 0f sinking the cash capital IN cas
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WuMNa1ns.-Wism Gladly Vincent c. Oilpln, George
Richardson John A. Duncan Jacob lnsey John Cochran,
william Tgtnsil. Edward r. l-ilal, sauine Canhy
hnANpYwiSs HUNDRED -Rdw. Brius hurst, Eli u. TAleY
CHssTIAsA HuSnRrb.-Chas W. nuwland, Iaui.a Rid
ola.
NHw CASTLE HuspnFp.-JOhn iuyer
WHITE CLAY CREEE Instrumentation r. shannon.
WILLIAM CANHN President.
CSC. H. L SIMMONS. Secretary aud Treasurer. t.s
% Oflos hours from 10 l and irom to 5.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-31
ORANGE GROVE
WITS X Ely.
v. q. G.

YHS rUREsr MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
has furnished tbs community stimuant pure isatL
full aud usisurating at the time mild, delicious
beverage il is cAculated to do away with the vile
drugged stun that Is palmel off tile community aud
which is luxurious to body and mind. For sale by
V. q. GlLplN, Sole Agent,
iconer ofrenih and Market ST., Wilmington, lei.
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