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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21

n the Drug Store ". Fifth aud Market SITS
a Jeromr Hair Color aud kestorer the genuine sell at
60e per bottle
Wfights sugar Coated Pills 25c per hoy
Il. A. Fahusstodk's Nermifuge, Csc per bottle.
Ayers Catharto Pills Zoe per box,
Hohensack Nefmifuge Zoe per bottle.
MelAnes Nermifuge, Doc per bottle,
; aims Nermuge, 2ae per bottle
DR.. Roses Family Medicines
DR.. Swaynes Medicines.
All Patent Medicines sold by the subscriber will be
guaranteed TO be- genuine sad sold at the regular reta
prize; beware such articles offered A. retnced price
Is almost all valuable Medicines initiated and sold at
almost any price by those who dall in them To be
OF getting tile genuine you had better purchase at the 5.
" corner Fifth and Market streets, Wilmington. Del
aplo l. NJ. ENGLAND, Ap'thecary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
AoWatches, Jewe1ry and
E-I%& Diamonds.
G$ssA LEWIS LADoMus & CO,
No. 800 Chestnut Street,

TIAVR always on hand large stock tf GOLD and
ii sILYRR WATCHES suitable iOr Ladies' Gentlemen
boys Some Of our own impo t7un, Extra Zine
Quality.
our assortment Of Jewey eouFists Of the most ashona
bic aud rich designs ne also the palmer and less expen
siSe.
silver Spoons, Forks. Pie, Cake and Fruit Knivesi also
large variety Of Silver Ware suitable for bridal pre-
SCENTS.
We have also hand most splendid assortment Of
DIAMOND JEWELI,Y Of all kuds, 10 which We invite
especial Attention Our prices will he found consider able
less than tile same articles usually sold for.
All kinds OF Watches repaned in the very best manner
and warranted tn tive sati faction
WEDDING RINGS on baud and made To order
Call or address, LEWIS LAuUMUS CO..
So Chestnut str At,
Philadelphia
p s.-1he highest ensh price raid for old @ old and
silver All orders from the country will receive special
attention. AP2llt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
Constable's Notice.

WOBEKT A WILLbl,
CONSTABLE snd Police Officer fof thr Village Of New
V ark, White Clay Greek Hundred, Delaware iutorus
the public aud citizens of New Castle C5unty that he
s resides At Newark when. will give hi- attention
heretofore TO all loyal bpsue that NAV oo entrusted
him Persons doing busincs b. ull viii pleees address,
49, ROBkRr A. WILEY,
Ap t0-W2W NsWAfk, DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
NEW LAGER BEER Saloon

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and ins
L public generally that he has fitted up the building ut
the
NortA tcest corner Of Fourth and French Streets,
As LAGER BEER SALOON. GEaRING's PURE
LAGER BEER may also be had at this establishment.
He Iar Is Also we'll supplied WITH the choicest
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
WANTED.

Good active hoy, 10 II years of age n assist In
n urueery 81 re, that we'll recommended,
none other need Apply Inquire Of
WA. PARKS,
Apat2t Corner I'd and Walnut sts,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21

+, G. LIGHTE 6 Co.,
(LArE LGHTB uRADluRYsl
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
421 Broome Street, New York,
SE OND BLOCK EAST OF BROADWAY.
Mr. f. @, LdrE, the original founder OF this welknOwn
Establishment SENIOR Partner, and ONLY PRACTICAL Piano
FORTE MAKER Of the late hrm of Lighie Bradburys
having retained his wothirds interest in the whole busl-
stock Materials &C. and Sole Prupreturship in his
VALUABLE PAIEsra inclusive Of his celebrated PATENT
INSULATED IRON FRAMES, is the only one who can
make the 81 pERI0R PIANO F0RTEs for which this house
has been SO popular haA uiringements on his rights
will be prosecuted according 10 law.
lsAl Piano Fortes from this mandatory are warrNu-
ted perfect in every respect for five yelrs.
Liberal terms to dealurs,
Z. {. LIGHTR 4 Co.
aplQ-3m al BFoome Street. New York,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
TRIPS RESUMED.

..s.-a an and alter MONDAY,
A4saS5 " March 9TH. the Steamer
4 AZ ARIEL viii run ia follows;
IA q isgFlsss- Leave Wilmington, from
81, iuza King Street whsrf at Z, A. NJ.
\. 1akA2zas and Chester ut 10 A, N.
Returning, leave Pliilad'ai from Uhesnut street
wharf, at .. 30 r. NJ. - +, -
stopping Marcus HOOK anu oheser ataooul an hout
after the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, ~ cent?
Return trip ticketH, eV cYntt'
pa,nrn trin finkata 80 eentA.
s Return trip tickets good only for the day they
dated
Es-BreakfAst provided on board.
Freight taken AZ usual low rates. Shippers are re
quested 10 have their goods to Chestnut street wharf
day and have receipts with each load Of goods all
goods rsceiped for will be at owners risk slip re-
cepts he procured at the office at Wilmington or Pha
delpha.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21

John H. Pennington Clerk the House of Representa-
ves OF the State Of Delaware being authorized by esg
luton Of said House 10 have the foregoing act entitled
An Act In Relation to Free Negroes and NulAttoas pub
lished ia " The journal ind Sltesmdn" The Della
Wsrtan, and The Ge1rgtouH Messenger for the period
Of two months do hereby rerify that the above and
going Is true copy o said net passed at Dover, March
18th, 1863
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand as
Clerk Of the House of Representatives this 10Th day
March, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three, JOHN II. PENNINGTON,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
s.-T.-le6c-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

S.-T.-l96C-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
1hey purify, strengthen and insigsrate.
They create healthy appetite.
They me an antdots to change Of water and diet
They overcome Of, of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the syst an and enliven the mind.
They prevent miAsmauc pnd intermittent levers.
They purify Tho breath aud arldty of the stomach.
They Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhe aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
1ney are tho best Biters in the world. They make the
weak mas strong and exhausted natures great re-
storer They composed " the celebrated CasayN
Bark Cascarilla Bark. Danlelon, Chamomile Flowers
Lavender Flowers wintsrgre en- Anise, Coverbuds Or
ange Peel Snake root Carawsyi Coriander Burdock,
s.-T.-ls8l-X, &c.
The following sample of the testimony daily received
soLDiRRs HoMR CiNcisSATI, o.
January 10, 1863
Messrs p. IL DRAER & Co
GENTLEMEN This institution has received and extended
aid 900 sick disabled soldiers have Oflao
administered the Plantation Bters in numerous cases Of
exhAustlon fsyers want Of appetite, &C. with the most
remarkable aud gratifying results 1t creates appetite,
rtrengh and cheerfulnsss and has given many poor
fellow his usual health. wish this preparation WAS in
every family, every hospital and every battlefield
With respect, your servant
DR. G. w. ASnnLws supt
+ wlltARps Horst,
WA4aihHTOH ID. G., Jan. - 1867.
GKSflgMgS We require another supply Of your rlanta-
ton trs the popularity Of which daily Increases with
the guests Of Our house Respectfully,
SyKGs CHAnNioR 4 Co.
CLEVELAND, Dtc. 3, 1862.
~ ..ttt. = 4. s,..
aud Dyspepsia that was compelled abandon my bust
ness used three bottles of the Plantation Bers and,
to my astonishmeut, am entirely cured. They the
best medicine eyer used aud shall endeAyor to make
them known. Please inform ma Whist S.-T-lsGO-X.
means
Yours truly Il. 3. KINGSLEY
Dr.. W A. Chiids surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Regi-
ment writes ~ wish every soldier had bottle of Plan.
tatiou Bilters They the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic ever used"
CALI lioUsE, LOJfsylLlR, Ky, Dec. 81, 1861.
MEsslB. r. IL. DaAkR & Co..
We compelled to order rs dozen Plantation Diucrs
to supply friends who have other way Of procuring this
admirable article Respectfully yours,
suAsi frfetD ..,ial,i--
RocarsrpR, N. y Dec q. 1851
The Plantation Bltters have cpred me of
the worst kind dyspepsia four years standing
have recommended them TO others, aud know
with signal SUGGEST am Sc
REV. J S. CATHoRN
liuENBTr HousE CtNcIsSATI, Ohio,
Dec, 30 1862, !
MgssRs. DnlER & Co., The Plantation Bittes appear
be very popular here Send twenty cases more, and
oblig0 Yours truly,
T. y. sAuSDERs 4 Co
&c. &c. &C. Sc.
Delicate females requiring gentle stimulant and clergy
men lawyers and students exhausted by mental labor,
will find the Plantation Bittors a beneficial tonic
Every bottle has the fac simih of signature
steel plato engraving, or it is not genuine.
SOLD by al Druggists, Grocers, and Country Stores,
II. Nj. DRAKE & CO.,
300 BROADWAY NY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
A MORTGAGE for 5000 iors sale very favorable
n terms, Apply to -.
COS Market Street.
Wilmington, July rs, 1861
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
PENINSULAR R. R. LINE.
Chanpa of Hours.


ON and sitter MONDAY, jan 9TH, ises Trains i9s tns
U accommodation Of PAssengers will run IS foio"t
until further notice:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21


BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
TRAINS LEAvE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA,
AT IS m uutes after o'clock, morning.
Al 25 minutes after o'clock, morning.
Al 5 minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
Al minutes before O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 10 minutes after 4 O'Clock, afternoon.
At o o'clock in the evening.
AZ 80 minutes after II O'CLOCK night.
At 7 o'clock evening, and II 30, night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WlLMINGIoN,
At 4 o'clock in the morning, except Mondays.
Al 10 minutes after O'clock, morning.
AT 20 minutes before IL O'clock morning
Al 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
AZ 20 minutes after 4 o'clock, tfternoou,,
AT 80 minutes after 6, evening, Freight.
Al ii o'clock at night
At IL o'clock midnight.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Al o'clock, In the morning, from King 81. wharf
FOR WILMINGTON,
At2t o'clock in thealternoon, Chestnut st wharf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
Attention, Horsemen.

I'll. shall have on exhibition aud for sale at
,s1aufiA ' the Agricultural Fair, Wednesday next,
eNBA pair Of superior matched Carriage Horses, Of
-xASznsA4sins slse and action will also exhibit my
Improved Harrow, to which wish to call the particular
att uton of farmers.
Ap2i.it JkELsEY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
AN Aor ro AMEND onArrER los

Entitled d" An -1ct regulating the sale IF Iatori-
eating Liquors, S'c,'' as amended, (Passea AZ
Dover, March 8, 1851, amended Uarc6
8, lSGl)
SECTION l, Be Il enacted by The Senate and House OF
Represediirfs If n State Of Delaoare IN General AS
seably met That the above mentioned chapter l08
ton ~ lie amended b. addnglo said section the follow
ing Wis Nor shall 1t power authority to any
person sell distribute Intoxicating ierented Ii
quors of any Kind, at any Concert SALOON Play or Re
hearsa, Exhibition or place Of AMUSEMENT
Sg cTieS . ARdje Jariier cRd1td, That Section 10 Of
said Act he amended, by adding bHtweeu the words
Sunday in the "a ue and "such' in the 80 line, the
following "ur II any person shall sell distribute nox-
cang fermented liquors at any Concert Saloon Play
or Rehearsal Exhibition place Of amusement
SECTION ). And be tarfsr enueio That all acts and
parts Of csnconsseut with this act hereby repese
SECTION 4. And BE- purifier enacted That the secrrtl-
ny OF State shall this Act to be published in The
Delaware Gazette and Delaware State Journa, newspi-
pers published in the City Of Wilmington Tor the space
one mouth from its passage, and shall certify to the Cow
the publication of the and the sums due there
for, stating all items Of charge by ea'h Of the uewsp
pers and the Governor shall The receipt Of such
hcats draw orders the State Treasurer for the pay
nent OF said publication and The state Treasurer snail
pay the out OF auY monies in tile Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated,
(siguei) JOHN suRDEN
Speaker Of tbs House Of Representatives.
Join ukEbN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21

Most OF them having been purchased before tue
last great rise, their customers may still expect
to get some bargains.
Being constantly in the LARGE AUCTION
ROOMS, of Philadelphia, buying, they can
often offer inducements not to be met with else
where
The following comprises few of the many
goods now offered by them
Stella Shawls in variety,
Cloth Cloaks in variety,
Fancy Silks, Plain Silks,
Black Silks, Silk Poplins,
Mode Alpaoas. French Crepes,
Mozambiques, Barege Anglia is
Mohair Plaids, Mohair Lustres,
Poll de Chevres, Valentias, &c.
In fact a great many Dress Goods too numerous
to mention in q short advertisement Also,
BLANKETS, CASslMEREs,
SPREADS. sATINETTs,
uuiLr5, JEANS,
CoMFORTABLEs, BEAVERTEENs,
sHEETINGS, CORDS,
SHIRTlNGS, ITALIAN CLOTHS,
TICKINGS, FLANNELs,
CHECKS, SHROUDINGS FLANNELS,
CLOTHS, CoTToNADEs.
Also, sAeKING BOTTOMS.
Fine assortment
CARPETS,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
CHANGE OF FIRM.

MARCH 7, I6b1,
From this date the style Of our firm will be-
BUSH, CLARK a Co,
The members Of the trm remaining the
VIM Bush,
GEO. =. CLARE,
j. VAUGHAN
mar 33m GEORGE I. CLARK CO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

journal and Statesman Time-tabie
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Didn't Work Well.

2 We understand that Tic Republican ner.
chants of McConnelsviIle lately withdrew all
their patronage from the McConnelsvilIe En-
quirer because it presistently advocated Dem
ocratie principles; whereupon the Democrats
in the town and country Immediately with
drew their patronage from the stores of the
Republican merchants his was slap in the
right place, and was entierly unexpected by
the bigoted merchants, who commenced craw
fishing, ard made application to lie reiustated
as patrons to the Enqrire-. Whether or not
they were reinstatel we have not learned We
think this lesson about McConnelsvifle mer--
chants might be proftablya studied by our
GAINESVILLE merchants who refuse to patronize
Democratic papers.-zancsviRe Press,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Death of an Indian Chief at Wash
ingiOR.

Yellow Wolf, chief of the Kiowa Indians
and who was sent here as one of the delegates
to see the President, died on Saturday eve
ming, at the Washington House, after a ehor:
illness, aad was buried yesterday afternoon, at
the request of the surviving Indians, .tas the
white brethren were" The government fur
nshed the coffin, which was very fine one
About an hour before the breath left the de-.
ceased. his companions commenced to paint
lis face, hands and feet, with red paint. and
then securing new clothing, and new blan kcts
they arrayed the dying chief in them. SO
A few moments before expiring, Yellow
Wolf sent to Major S. G. Colley, the Indian
agent for that and other tribes, and, taking
the agents hands, said to him: 'tWe have
come great way to SEQ our Great Father, and
make peace. / have seen the big Father, and
am at peace with every one--with the Great
Spirit and with the Great Father-and l ara
now going to lie down and sleep with him
here" ,s er I ~
As soon as the chief expired his compar.
ions took his bows and arrows and broke them
in half They were then made up in bup-
die, together with his other effects, and will
be buried with him., as also will his buffalo
robes and blankets, and all that he owned at
the time of his death. A large silver medal,
a present from President Jefferson to Yellow
VOLTS ancestors; will be buried with him also
This appears almost ridiculous, as it has been
handed down from father to son since the |
lays of President j., and is connecting link |
between the present and the past which |
should be placed in charge Of the government
But the Indians insist upon It's interncutwith |
Yellow Wolf, and the agents 90 not desire to
offend them by refusal.
yellow Wolf was nearly fifty years of age
md Maj. Colley, the agent of the tribe, and
Of the Indians in their section, says he is |
serious loss, as he was always disposed to
peace and ruled his people justly but firmly
Another strange fact connected with his death |
Is, that when the delegation was about leaving |
Wolf implored him not to leave, and were SO
persistent in their efforts to induce him to re- /
main as to follow the delegation for miles, and, |
With tears and lamentations, vainly endcayor-.
d to dissuade him from going Rashiayton
Star 9Th.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
About Furs--Nhere Got and Where
Sold.

| It is said that London is the fur market of the
world, although the climate is such that they
are but little used Russia sable is the most
valuable of all furs, and the skins are exceed
iugly scarce. According to the latest statistics
but twenty-five thousand of them were pro-
dueed in the Cars dominions. The prices
paid for them are enormous. In New York a
set-tippet, muff and cuffs, costs from. or e
thousand to three thousand dollars. The sable
for lining one of the Emperor's cloaks exhib-
tied at the Worlds Fair in 1851, was valued
at five thousand dollars. cen = s's'lie
One kind of the Russian sable is called sill
rer eable,-n ON account of the long white hairs
| which are conspicuouslys mingled with the
dark brown, (which is its usual color. This
commands a very high price, partly from its
rarity and partly becaut it cannot be initiated
as readily as the brown. The peculiarity of
this fur is its great softness, and the length
and heaviness of tho hair. The Ermine has a
value of its own from its delcacy and beauty,
although it IS not very expensive fur-not
nearly as much so as the Hudson Bay sable
which ranks next to Russian As tho Hudson
Bay CON pany take their skins very far North,
they are often very nearly equal in elegance to
the Russian, although they cost rather less than
half the amount which is given for their near
relation, BIZ
The American sable is taken South of the Hud-
of furs. For the last few years fashion has
given a value to the mink which it formerly
gave to the stone martin. It has no equal for
durability, and in appearance is eminehtly res.
pectable sufficiently SO for all ordinary purpo-
ses, and has the advantage Of never looking too
well for the plainest dress. It varies very much
in quality. The me st yaluble skins have lopg
dark hair, and are quite soft. In selectingfuf
of any kind, always look for white Pairs, which,
in natural skins, are scattered here and there.
as they are your security against dyed fur.
French sable means aay very inferior fur
dyed to initiate valuable one. It is very poor
economy to purchase them The Fitch and
Siberian squirrels are much used, and are just
as useful for warmth andtfully as durable as
any other, and are much less expensive.
For sleigh robe the hear is highly valued
The white fox is very elegant, and so is the
black fox, which is a Canadian fur, and high
ly valued in Europe. Raccoon skins and musk
rat are commonly ussd, and answer very well
but arc not as-com Portable as those which have
longer and heavier fur The old buffalo robe,
which formerly stood SO high, has lost its place,
and is almost entirely discarded ;but it GER
tainly had merits, of its own which Its more
snowy successors have not attained.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

In A BAD FIX An old Republican, in
conversation with Democratic neighbor. the
other day, confessed as follows -. 49,
81 own that the Republican party. is in ra.h,
er a bad fix. The Democrats have evidentiy
got majority in the free States, and if the
war tarps ont unfayorably they win have still
greater majority. On the contrary, if the
war is successful, and the South comes back
into the Union, It will be adding all that much
more t1'tne Democratic strength. So let the
war go which uaysit may, it is death 70 the
Republican party. II Quincy Herald ssli
This explanation of things: probably,se-f
plains he present desp ,ration of the
istration party.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

F. PRorFEssoR AGAssIz, in his scientific arti
cses in the. Atldntic Atonttly, under the title
America the Old World J" maintains that the
Awerican Continent has been falsly denomi-
nated the New World. "IIere was the first
Cry land lifted out of the waters here was the
first shore that was washed by the ocean that
enreloped all the world besides; and while Eu-
rope was represented only by islands rising here
and there above the sea, America already
stretched an unbroken line of land from Nova
Scotia to the far West"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Getting ont and yyalking.

In his last address before the Democratic Asso.
citation of New York, the Hoe; d. w. Voor-
hecs, of Indiana, made the following humorous
comments upon remark of John Van sBuren
in his Cooper Insti ute speech. He said.
81 saw in the morning papers, the other
morning, that distinguished gentleman OF
your city said it was coed once in while, as
we were progressing long, to get out of the old
stage of he Democratic party that John Van
Bnren lgroans and hissesl SAID it was good to
get out of the Democratic omnibus and walk,
and | understood him to say that he was out
and walkicg now. I will tell you how to do;
just instruct the driver to whip up the horses
aud let him trudge the balence of the journey
on foot. Applause A man that would rath-
er be on foetl and trudge on common with
Wendall Phillips, and Horace Greely, and Lin
coin, and Stanton, loud hissing] and that class
of foot passengers, I DO not think is fit compa-
ny TO ride inside stage coach full of Demo,
Gratis" nosf a
f.The fright man in the right place.
Join Browns body lies mouldering in the
grave
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Facts ahouf AnnIes

Apples dried before they are fully ripened,
will make more pounds toe the bashef than
those that arc fully matured
Very large apples will not yield as many
pounds of driod apples to the bushelas smaller
ones. ay
Large apples have larger sap cells than
small ones, and less fibre.
Small sized nipples will often Yield eight
pounds Of dried apples to the busbei!
A, bushel of Baldwins will somefiIies make
nine pounds of dried apples.
APPLES with thick, close texture skins keen
longer than thin skinned fruit.
When a tree overbears, the flavor of the
fruit is impaired.
The favor of the fruit is dependent on the
maturity of the sap through the leaf
The leaves are the expanded lungs of the
tree, in.which the sap is oxygenized and puri-
fed
The favor of the fruit does not depend upon
the character of the sap as carried up from the
root, but upon the manner in which the tree
breatEes; hence the character of the fruit does
not tollowsfh he root upon w1icl it is grated,
but the leaf which the scion produces
If there is much larger relative proportion
of fruit than leaves, the fruit will be Of inferiof
favUT. :
Pick all the leaves from tree, and NOT az
apple will fully ripen.
Large leaved 4rees will bear large apples,
and nurseryman can pick out cf a nursery
the trees that will bear large apples beforas
they bear fruit.
Many varieties naturally tender and ara
early killed out of nurseries in cold locations
hence the advantage in buying the hardy re-
mnlnlng treesin nurseries so located.