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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
New and Original.
A Home Boarding School

Por Masters and Misses under tieeiue years Of dge
pHE subscriber will open CHESTNUT GROVE cor
i TAGk his late family residence Institute Tor
Masters and Misses under the supafntendenes
perienced female who was In my employ nuIs5 more
than twenty years siuce aud from that time has beeu
constantly employed In teaching either in public schools
private families.
Dieteties And Gymnastics, In other words proper
food and plenty ct EXERCISE both In aud out Of doors
will receive the special attention Of the managers thereby
making It both health and educational luAtitutlon
Care will bs used not t. excite the mental aud intel
leetua faculties To the injury NJ the physical system,
but lar an It In pOssibis make suitable HOME
SCHOOL for all; and particularly those Of feeble const
tutons The entire building will he appropriated exou
svey Tor the Of the children and teachers Their
food will be furnished from the mopretors family table
10 the institution known AS 1.-THE LIVING HOME FOR
SICK uK WELL"
The government viii be mild and general lu It's char
actef while all the rules necessary for the proper
ment OF the pupils will DO strictly enforced.
he sehou will open on The sixth u April lsb3 and
pupils will be rereived at any time thetea tier and for
any length Of time not less than four weeks
board and tuition $3.50 per week Books, washing, 4c,
extra. For further particulars address,
mar 20 DIR. J. A BROWN, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
ORANGE GROVE
WITS Ely.
v. &. C.

WHE puRRsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
i has furnished the communitya smulant pure health
full and invgoratng. at the same time mild, delicious
beverage. 1t is calculated TO do away with the vile
druggad stun that is palmed of on the community aud
which is Injurious To body and mind. For sale by
V. Z. GlLPIN, Soils Agent,
rconer Of Tenth and Market sls., Wilmington, Del.
ma
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one OF more of Dr. Hurd's Dental RENE
dies, which We cannot FILL None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price 10 centsl and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compartments--each box containing n botl
tie OF Dr.. Hurds Mouth Wash, and Tooth 4e5,
Drops, box OF Tooth Poydsr, the Neuraiy,a
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on Tell
and their Diseases the best means of preserpin1
them and the proper treatment Of Chiidrens 7eeM,
worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
By express as directed. As the Express charges
are not much, if any, more GU a dozen than on
Que, 1t is far cheaper TO order six or a dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus eau be disposed Of to neigh
bOrs with public benefit, for 10 one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappness, and dis
iguTement, expense, loss of time and money
would be suved to the country il every family
to day had one Of these packages which, in il.
self is Il complete set of Dental Remedies. Ad
dress WIN. b. Hurd s. Co. Tribune Buildings.
New York, and write name aud address plainly
That remittances may be made with confidence
W. b, II, & Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn,
to G. W. Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manuiacturers' Gazette to joy, Coe
Co., Publishers Agents. New York to p. 4.
Barnum, Esq, who knows a good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands In advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt of sspsn dollars,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming agent. They eau be sold in day.
Dely" We ,oouid rather pay salaries than Commis.
SONS 10 those eho prove themselves sieisnt saleSmen
Bas~Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
Desirable City Lots for Sale
WAWASET NURSERIES,
NEW BOOKS!

Al &. s. 4. Buffers Book and Negspapsr Sion,
APO Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumps story Of American Life by O. W. Curtis.
The Crossed Path by Wkie Collins
Harry Harson. by John T. Irving
The Attorney, by John 4 Irving.
The Constitution Of the United states
Wild Life. by Capt. MAyns Reid
Life Of General Francis Marion.
Everyboiy's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Gilbert's CAraor
One Of Them, by Chas Lever
The First False Step by Raynolds
The Woman In White, by wllkie Collins
Twenty five different kinds Of Novels at a dime each
All the Magazines, Daily snd Weekly Newspaper
variety an
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

DTkENTDtS.
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Hd James Delaplain Christi
Hi. James Webb samuel Barr 4. c. Stotsenburg
and ,e-,e sharpe, " ilmngton h.; Robert McCabe, Mil
Greek lld John +. Williamson White Clay Creek Hid
GEORGE JAnvier New Castle I'D Curtis b. Ellison, PEN.
cAder lld; John C. CLARK. He'd Lion h.. WIN. Temple,
smyinai james H. BurnhaW, ST. Georges Hd; Charles
g. Fleming peer T. Ctusey Milford Henry Todd, Dover
charles funue Georgetown.
AUESis--As we'll Tor Receiving applications for insur-
ance a. dues OF d emhers:
Lli Wilson, Bnudywine Hi Robert MeCabe, MIL
Creek lid; Jlmss Dehpian. ChristianA HID; John T.
williamson, White Clay Crock HID, Curtis H. Ellison
Ptnctder Id Ret Lion. St Georges and Approximately
Hundreds: Joseph urhith, Smyrna James Crippen
NV CASTLE lld; Charles r. Fleming, Milford Charles
Tnunsl. d6orgeown, Henry Todd, Dover,
Communications general business addressed to the
Ion.
~ ROBERT McCABE NJ. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
BOOTS AND Shoes!

N6ia WE would call the attention Of Buyers to our
NV eXteniye stock Of Boots and Shoes for Spring and
u. summer wear. We think that eau say, with
best stock ready made Boots aud shoes that
IL to be found in the state. number Of years of eXpe
renee ia the business has taught what kinds work
ton Market; aud, while We do not pretend undersel
our neighbours do profess 10 be able to compete with
any In the business every knows that is at all
eebversant with the prices Of stock that is
now than 1t was two or three months ago. when the lar
ges portion Of bought And In regard To East
work. it has to be bought for In most cases and
the man OF experience Is the most likely TO get the
Tor ms money we have hIstrate assortment Of 1t Also
which EEL right. We will not attempt to give A
list If the styles or kinds that on hAnl but will
simply say to those In need Of anything in line Of
business come aud see and depend upon Getting tile
worth OF your money
No. lO2 West Cd Street, between shpley aud Orange
Ap2l JAS " BlRNig
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17


Equal in strength to the freshly powdered Ergot aud
reliable as 1t does not datsorats by keeping.
The attention Of Physicians and tue Trade especially
invited these preparations account OF their ELE.
GANCE and RELIABILITY.
E. BRINGHURST 4 co,
Pharmaceutical Chemists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
REAL ESTATE.
4sssR USES -
!ai FOR RENT. hi

Brick HOUSE Market suoet between 9Th and sth NJ,
si5 $3.50 10
frame House III Mechanic street below Lombard St.
No u. SIS %
Brick ouse and i.ut ou lard street, third door from
Railroad, No Nh. $1,000.
Burl House Lord stree. ,eevhd door ftom Ratoal
SO 70.
do do On TaylV street adjoining the above sbi %,
Five Bek Houses OF nth street Pine Nos. OIL
COB ITO, Col aud 609 each 500 o.
Five Brick Houses on l2h street near Lombard. Ms
51i. 5J5. 5Us. a09 and all, each $40 ul.
Two Frame House, ou kiddl.s Lane. hr-t from Stuue
Vlyern, each $40 W,
Frame House adjoining the alley 80 tavern saj
Four Frame Houses Aiipning the above each $50 90
Brick House ON Lombard street hatween AirCaullty
and lzth Streets sou 40,
Bries House S " VI Front and Thorn stIe-ts,
Sl25 10
Cottage At NJ W conner II French and nth st., IS o.
riek lsdse on Tatnal street above Second No.
EOS, SO co.
Small Brc Orange street between Third aud Fourth
streets, so 90
Ice House yard lin street tween Market aud
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, zach
ss2 w.
Brick House gu hurch street between Eighth aud
Ninth streets, se4 60
Brick House, No. SIS King street between 18th aud
llth Streets Sl0U %.
brick House. Taylor between Locust and Buitonwooi,
il4U 20.
Hrlek House Market strssi between 18Th and Iltl
streets, 500 90
Brick stable 18th street between Market aud Orange
streets, S6s W.
Briek house on 9th street between Plue and spruce
Brick House, rooms we'll finished with 10 acre, u
land, and brick stable, Wilmington, $3.50 90.
House and premises al the s. b.. corner Of Market
and Water Streets IN the James L. Cox and
VIM p Carr, possession on the 18th Of MAJ "a next
Apply to WILLIAM McrAULLEY
ieb2s. COG Market st, Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

This Company continues ofer to the people OF Della
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by Gre all descriptions OF property except Marine
risks.
The Institution is commended by % years expert
in attention 90 the Of Mutual Insurance,
tteng the first Introduce the principle uto our siate
by Of which, II IS believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property. to render the member
ship among the most equitable in character VI the nume
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
It takes credit itself that its payments Of los-eshaye
been prompt and liberal that in - years busnefs and
losses reaching UJ0l0 not single OF litga
ton has occurred aud scarcely without entire salts
faction TO the parties insured.
Looking more to the stfety than tho number and
amount of les risks Il has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands ut Dollars Of Insurance either requiring too
great amount 10 sluge RISK Offering uuht Oh
Jees OF Insurance for tine character Of the Institution
In Lis 1t Is conceived II has the safest and
most select lit Of insurance. IN proportion TO the amount
Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence nf this, hiss only reduced the rate Of
insurance at all times mndsate uue-sixth, durug the
last years but presents clear surplus fund Of
$4,000. security sg4iust any assessment the Deposit
Notes which by he resort to Scrip Certificates OF
the balances due to each member, nov being issued will
be paying interest them from january 1862 the
deduction.
1t the year 1862, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of $250O0O
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection $3OU0un
Its the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
they ought to patrouEe ii.
, 1863-10-16
TEE SECOND FAfLURE.

They hare twice failed The New
York riots and the advance Of Lee into
Pennsylvania were the outcropping mani
tcetations Of the intention Of the Copper
heads to overthrow the Government BY.
a ,eyoluion inaugurated light here in tie
North. The expected success Of the Cop
perhead party in the recent elections was
to be the initiatory inducement for repe-
tition, BY State action, Of what failed when
entrusted to murderous but unofficial
hands. The bullets Of the soidiery in the
one case, and the more deadly ballots Of
the people in the other put an end to the
neia1ious. plots. The second failure is
worse than the first.
The Imagination shrinks back, appalled,
by the te1rors which Copperhead TIL
umph in four great states would have
caused to spring out Of the ground upon
which the loyalty Of the country stands:
and We can only ascribe to the favor OF
Heaven, seen in the fir1nness and patriot
ism Of the people, the great dellyerance
that the Union cause has achieved.
, 1863-10-16

aud report coming up with them at the cros5,
Ing of the Neoeho River. Others are stAA
following them up. Whether theEwli 60 dt-
1ect1y south on the Fort Gibson road, or
crcss G,a1 River to Cowskin Prairie, eau
not determine E. When they csme IN they
.c1ossed Spring River, close by Baxter. 1haye
se1t messengers to the Arkansas, River, aud
If they succeed in gettiog through safe, our
forces there will be put On the alert and may
intercept them. otn row waiting the aEri-
val OF t,oops frcm Fort Scott. II I get them
{whica Il Doubtful, as tue l4th Kan:as Is not
atned,) will follow the hounds through ths
entire Southern Confeieracy as long a. theta
IL prospect Of oTertaking them. Aud ! viii
lave 1t well understood that any MAJ OF this
onmand who again brea1s from the line aud
def er1s bis post, aha]l be shot On the spot;
ard there shal1 be no qua1ter to the motley
baLds OF mnrdtrele.
Twas fortunate in escaping, as In my efforts
TO halt ard rally the men teeqneptl3 got In
The rear sud became considerably mixed mp
with tie 1ebela, who did not fill to pay me
their compliments. Revolver bullets How
round my head thick as hail-but not a
ecratcb. Il believe am not to ba killed by 4
retel bullet. You're, truly,
JAS. G. BLUNT.
, 1863-10-16
1Hr PEOPLES vEKDECT.

AE 0EVFLkt36 t1AADA0As
The people Ct Ohio have at last told
what they think Of arbitrary arrests"
made by the s'mis.shapen tyrant at WASH
incton," and Of tie "American Bastile," to
which the arrested are condemned. What
do the Copperheads Of the other parts Of
the Northwe.t, who have been engaged in
tie canonization Of the blessed martyr,
yallandigbam, think Of the verdict? What
say the politicians Of our own faith, rho
have feared that the Administration was
going too far. What ssy the national au-
tho1ities Themselves who were constrained
to halt in the course that they had
adopted, By the clamor that the arrest Of
Vallandigham made? 4 majority Of full
one hundred thousand in Ohio on the VAL
landisham issue! 1suot that an invitation
end entreaty to little more energy and
fearlessncss in putting the Northern rebels
down? All that the people ask is that
substantial justice mar be done; and they
will'not have any qualms il all the forms
insisted upon By musty old judges and
hai1-spitting special pleaders be no. OBJ
served. It IS time that Northern tiessor
monge1s were compelled to shut up shop
, 1863-10-16

that now arrogate domination, which
would build up themselves, at the sacri-
fee Of all other nations.
We are no advocates Of European alli-
ances." The Father Of his Country early
warned bis people against. "the insidlous
wiles Of foreign influence" to which "the
jealousy Of 3 free people ought to be con
stanuy awake" He-wise1y urged it as
s'the great rule Of conduct for us, in ex-'
tending our commercial relations, to have
with them as little connection as possible"
But, in the present complexion Of our
affairs, no treaty alliances are needed or
demanded. America has hitherto avoided
such nor are they needful to her 1egiti-
mate sway in the worlds affairs. 1t is
enough for the world to know that Russia
and the United States are in accord on the
great questions Of national sovereignty
and independence; and that they will
resist to the last every and any attempt tor
their violation.
, 1863-10-16

had committed suicide By Jumping Off the
dock ut the foot OF Wooa-ard avenue. A
large crowd was attracted tcl:her, and, alter =
few moments, the drowned msn, WAS hahea
cut, not, however, before LIE Eas extinct. A
corcuers jury, after mature delioerA.ion, re.
veale d the fact that the body was that Of John
Hull, who, It will be rer2enbersd, recently
made threat that be would Drown hin.elfif
VaDar ot2bam was not electsd- His funeral,
tcg+ ther with TIA. Of VailandIgham, will tako
place st an early Day.
, 1863-10-16
THE GREAT VICTORY.
How the Snakes yyrlt1Ic.

While all loyal pspers in the country are
wild with enthnsitsm oeer the greas victories
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa and Indiana,
ard are letting of their joy in flags and capi-
tails, the snakes are going iuto their holes and
hauling in the holes after them. We gtsc
few samples: -.....-.
From the Chicago Tlmes, 15th.1
Thoee who suppose TINT, because Aboll-
tiopists succeeded in the election on Tuesaay9
fteZr principles or policies were therefore ap-
proved by the people, rest under Tery grave
er1or. The people have been led to belteFe
that verdict against the Administration at
tie polls would excite 1ero1ution. The can
dida1e for Governor In OtIc, and the Govern.
ors cf Illinois ard Indians, us did other epeak-
Ell tf the Administration party in the State,
i1cludirg ex and present Senators and Con
Eteeemen, Threatened revolution In case of the
uiumph Of the Democratic ticket The de-
1ibera1enets and tclemnity with which these
mennces were uttered In every portion Of tie
State very naturally alarmed the people, and
Induced them to incur the risk Of meeting
the deepotiem Of tie Administration rather
ttan civil var around their oWn firesfae. !
[Ifom the st Louis Republican, it'll
, 1863-10-16
Cbifaso Gribn'1f'
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1858.
B0R OLD ABE.

All 4hc world knows that we are for Old
A1c This paper, 30 the politicians and
thcneoplc say, powerfully contributed to
h;a nomination; and VIC know that, when
f1,e nomination was made, it omitted moth
Ing to insure his election. We have been
for him all the while e-for him with al h1s
faults and all his virtues-the latter far
outweighing the former-for him as the
honest man, IN thepurity Of whose purpose
and the strength Of whose patriotism
The whole country might rely: And
we are for him still We are for him not
only as the head OF the party that elected
him. but as the General Chief Of the
army Of which he is the constitutional
commander. We believe that he hasmore
hotse-sense and more practical information
about military matters, especially in rela-
ton to the Army Of the Potomac, than any
other mnn in or out Of the service in or
about Washington; md if he would put
ont that beetle-headed Halleck, whose
study is how not to do it, unless it is done
according to the traaiaonary policy OF
the ancients, when shield and buckler,
=. catapults and boiling oil were the weapons
OF warfare; and with Hooker, Meade DC,
at his elbow, put himself actively in com
rnand Of the forces about the Capital, he
, would achieve the victories for the attai1'-
1nent OF which al his policy has been
shared. We believe this firmly md reiig-
ously, and on sufficient grounds. His
letter to Mcclellan, about and subsequent
to the the days Of Antietam, urging that
apoor shoat" to 60 ahead and do some
thing, and showing how and when
and in what time something
could be done; lis orders that are public,
and his mauy repeated conversations that
arc private, all point to his fitness to com"
nand. Would he hut mount his horse
snd draw his sword, or, # Washington
and the civil and diplomatic service need
him, be would go into the war-ohlce and
for one week be really, what heis theoreti
call =, the Commander-in- Chief, we should
: have hopes that we should see TINT Poto'
mac army the posscssor Of q triumph
that would contribute by Its
completeness and importance te
the ending Of the war. Meanwhile Hal
-. .leck could be sent to the Mohawk to re
; fresh bimseu On sour krout, now we be
: 1ieve, in season. 4 dose Of TINT SAM
would do him good. How could ancien
cabbage spoil the brains Of the man VIII
fought the battle Of Corinth, who ISSUED
Order No. 8, and who manages the affair
of Missouri As the orators say, VI
pausc for reply! Let Old Abe order ant
:. mount his horse, and unsheath his sword
i. and the war will 90 onl .
, 1863-10-16

We now bow, 1oweTer, to 1ne expression
of the sovereign will, and accept 1t for u sea.
Gon as a verdict from ~hlch there u no ap-
real. II the people want further tr1al-a far
istration, BY all means let Nc have 1t. If they
want more battles aud more carnoge-more
corscrfpt1ona, more ttxes, further deprivation
If personal liberty, Of the right to the Aa5sas
eo'pus-far be It from Us to oppose, excep: In
argument, tuch IN expression of their DEGREES.
II is through the ballot.bo1 we learn their
wishes, and ne cannot 60 behind It.
We generalty have in the Enquirer, the
morning after Al election, sereral tables Of
returns, showing gains and losses IN this and
that yard and township. We decline, this
morning, to follow the custom, and those Of
our reacers who desire to see the gains and
l-s6es pastlcnlarly footed up and correctly re-
ported, are respectfully referred to the Gazette
and Commercial They hare made minute and
c.nbcrate calculations.
Our Republican friends we're good deal
the fellow who won the elephant at the rattle,
1t Was 80 big they did not know where to put
IFton The Illinois State Register, 14th.1 ::
as ne fully anticipated, the sword and the
puree have carried Ohio for aboliilonism, by
an Overwhelming majority.
The returns from lows indicate similar
result
The reports from Pennsylvania are net de.
citfye, but the probahilfay is, that the same
corrupt Influences which haEe carried Ohio
have been successfully brought to bear In
PeDnsy1yaL1R.
Under our telegraphic head will be found
the details Of such reports as VIC have receiv.
ed. For free government and constitutional
rule they haye any thing bnt apromislng look.
IFrom the Cairo DemCcsat, 14th.1
, 1863-10-16
EARL BuSSELL.x SPEECH.

EAKL RQSSELL5y SEEEC14.
We print herewith the speech Of Earl
Russell upon American affairs, and invite
to it the careful attention Of our renders.
It is g document Of unusual importance
as developing the policy and opinions Of
the Englieh Government in its relations
with the United States. It is unexpected
" impartial and. conciliatory in its char
acter, and shows conclusiyely that the
tone Of the English Government is. chang
ing, and that it will observe the most rigid
neutrality between the contending parties.
The speech will give satisfaction through
out the loyal North, and prove another
severe blow at the prospects Of the rebels.