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week filled up with se6hness and he Sabbath staff
ed full of religious exercises. will makeA good hsris &C.
but poor Christian.
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GLEN l.SN, FEMALE SEMINARY.
" Thomasvi:le, n i. The fs., session begins The Nh.
Wednesday in July, lisa Board and washing $500 per
session in advance "nJ lbs OF Bacon or IS barrels OF
Flour Tuition $50; !A,sc $50; French Latin szV-
As the number of boarders is limited those desiring adj
mission should apply immediately.
to the Seminary. J. w. THOMAS
July Il, 1854 S6-4tpd.
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HEADQUARTERS esth N. c T, |

July o'B A9tt'
list of casualties in the ssh N c. T. in the battle of
Company A-Killed, Jackson Davis Wounded James
Collins Missing ssrst II AtksIson corp Black.
BIZ Morrow.
C-Wounded and left in the hands of the enemy serst
yauad.d GGrP hosE
Bumsarner D Poller, Wagner Missing Hei.
man, Cicero Hall.
D-Woundsd, Henry Ayry; y, Missing, G Epps:
SER Missing: 1t Isaac Williams, Privs Luther,
Wasntr, " Louthrop
F-Wounded, 4 Pack Missing, Cerpl J W Nance.
G-Missius, Priv Garden Viewer.
H--Wounded, Priv w Hawkins Missing, Lieut.
A !. Lowe, i'rivs Champion, W Cox Cline, W
Wounded, sergt G Harden, Privs W Revice
Bloom, Holcomb. Missing Sam Wshon. Wounded
and lett in the hands OF the enemy, W Weathermop,
K-Wounded, Priv Harkey Missing, Talburt
CAPTURED on the 2'st Of July.
Company C-Priv.A Lnebarger.
E-Sergt Crawford Priv G Brewer
H-rrivs B Adams, WIN Hale, II Hicks
HI Bonger.
y, LII Snow. Privs Jacob waggonsr, WIN Chapel
Killed and wounded at Petersburg. June "a.
Loinpany B-Wounded Jas 2 Harris.
Drank Rdenhour.
E-Wounded, VIM t4add
X Killed, Capt Jas Crowcl A drawer and more gal
liant man never went battle field truer patriot has
Cap: Crowel He was gallant officer good soldier,
tue patriot aud christian gentleman Peace to his
mains. Respectfully, W. H. A. SPEER.
Col. 2sth N. G. T.
North Carolina papers please copy.
18TH N. C. TROOPS.
List Of killed and wounded in the 18th N c. 7. since
leaving.Richmond on the 5th June 1854.
Company A.Kiled. Capt John spaugh. Wounded,
Prvatss John Hoke in thigh, Jacob Wilkerson in arm
B-Kiiled, none. Wounded, Pnvates W Register Sc.
in arm, one bone broken, Jas Yancey in arm
Over BY very slight SHELLY
G. Killed, none. Wounded private 8 C Harris in arm.
D-Kilied none. Wounded, Priys Stone right hip,
jag Roster severe LEFT thigh:
E-kied, none. Wounded, Priv E A Jones in hip, W
Dellinger in leg.
F-kiled none. Wounded, Priv Gulland in hand
G-k,'led, none. Wounded none.
H-kiiled, Priv WIN Banes. Wounded, Capt A
Drake severe in stomach, Prvs B H Gardner both legs
amputated, 4 Mosely left leg ampu;ated, G Tsdae
in left leg
Killed, none. Wounded Privs " Crawley severe
in side (she W Wilson in leg, bone fractured.
K-kii,ed. none Wounded, Privs Sam'l Aycock flesh
wound in leg, john Denton right arm amputated J II
Denton q ,sh wuund in arm.
RkcApIrULATIoN.-Killed 2, wounded 90 Total %.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INsr,n,
~ The exercises of this school will ha rssn UTE
nesday sePtembe14ih Those who wish places On Wed
early application For circular containing term must
"H7' H. BORwElI' 'd'
July %, 1864. cnar'0tte, Nc
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TouGH ToAsr.-Any who has bseu in st. Ausus-
Of old G., who has, until recently kept a store in
that city, who had the misfortune to be deaf He had
stock of good liquor in cellar and the officers at the post
of cultivated C-s acquaintance, and appeared
very friendly, although Of them disliked him. and
thought he was little too "stiogy but they always
ready to drink when he asked them TO take something
On occasion he invited few of them his back
om; the old rye turned out aud the glasses rails
I'd, when officer who wished his oompanisns
little at C expense, gave the following toast in rather
low tone of voice.
-"Mr c., here is hoping that you will 20 to HI"
Old - did not hear what was said, but seeing the
usual compliment of drinking his healsh and promptly
re>ponded:'
The same to you, sir, and all your family'
The laugh was turned on the officer who Vas punished
for his imr6lteness
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OaIyTwRLvE lErr.-Ddring its last session the yam.
kee Congress adopted resolution rendering hsaks to the
srr7nK soldiers of the Revelation for their services in
that and providing that they receive Of money
psnsoners which si help to smooth tho rugged pub
life their journey to the tomb The Rrad says TIA.
only twelve of them survive, and gives the following Us
the nanea birthacs and ages W far as known of tha
NAME BIRTHPLACE. AGE.
Amaziah Goodwin, Summerwerth n H. los
john Goodnow, Sudbury, Mas. l02
Adam Lisk, Washington COUNTY Pa las.
Rev. d. Waldo, Wiudhsm Conn. ioi
William X Hutchings, York Maine l0s
James Burpham, Southampton county Va %
'Ies.Ma Miller, Springfield, Nsss., 100,
john kittingll, Windam, Conn., 81
Alexander Mafoney, Lake George. N. Y, a.
Samuel Dawning, Second Nsx hampshire regiment (uo
birthplace or age given)
Lsmue G'ok, tuo birthplace or age gveH.(
james Gates, (no birthpace.or age given -
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The poor e, ,s sss ot sps ssRi attack
.s das snss , sssssf than nm men ovsath
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NOTICE.--I WISH TO EMPLOY AMEN
IL perienced male teacher that Gun come well recon-
mended to take Charge Of small school the couprv
Please state terms. r Leah
July IS, 1894. 4lNat
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u OR SALE..-FOURIEEN- SHARES or
IL Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Stock and three sbares
Of N. c. Railroad Stock. Apply at this Office. n,
August 9, 1854. Att
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WELSH SAYISGs.-Three things never become rusty
the money of the benevolent the shoes of the butchers
horse, and q woman's tongue.
Three things cannot be easily donsto alay thirst with
fire, to dry wet with water and to please in everything
that is done.
Three things that good the best-brown bread
in famine. we'll water in thirst, and gray coat in cold
Three hnss ooa rs Their h better dirt. water to
sword to al coward.
Three warnings from the grave-thou knowest what
was, hat am, remember what thou art to be.
Three things of short ooutnuance-a.ladys love- chin
fire and brooks food.
Three things that ought never to be from home-the
cat, the chimney and the housewife.
Three essentials to make false story telIera good
memory, bold tuce, and fools for an au4ieace.
Three things seen in the peacockhe garb of an angel
the walk of thief. and the voice of the devil.
Three things it is uuwse to boast ot-the flavor of ale
the beauty OF thy wife. and the contents Of thy parse
Three mseles OF a mans house, smoky chimney, q
dripping roof, and seoldng wife
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CITY Or RALEIGH.

CITY o. RALEIGH.
Alyer-Col- VIM. H Harrison.
COMMISSIONERS
Wessern Wurd-W. II. Tucker, Alex. Crercl and rark
er overly.
A;idLs Ward-W. 3. Richardson Augustus L. Louges"
and s. w. Scott. -
Eastern Ward-Dr. W. H. Mckee, J. :. >verby aud y:
.. Harp.
j ohristophers is Clerk TO- the Gss:d and City Tax
W, r. Richardson is City 7reas urer.
Tam OHHstahts-J J. Belts, Chief; n V.Denton, Az
slstant.
K. P. Battle. City Attorney.
j. L. Pennington, City Printer.
F. G. King, Weigh Assser
NiGHt WATCH.
Gptain--C. H Horton.
WGtchn1p-E. A. Johnston, VIM. Beeves. m W.
Parker, C. luter C. A. Driver ono VIM. OVERLY
The last Wednesday night of esch month IS me '''
liked for the regular meetings of the hoard
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"swifs wrote many sharp epigrams, of which this not
bad specimen:
Sir, admit your general rule,
That every poet is fool; -.
But you, yourself, may serve to show it,
The every fool is not poet'' -
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40. Buncombe, Henderson and Madison-Montra-
vile Patton.
SO. Macon, Haywood, Cherokee, Clay and Jackson
Col. s. Q. Brysen.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alamance--Ohesly +. Faucet and R. Y. McAden.
Alexander-Dr. J. NJ Carson.
Anson-A. j. Dargah and L. L. Polk
Allegheny
Ashe-
Beaufort Richard S Donnell and David Garter.
Bertie-Dr. P. 7. Henry and james Bond.
Bladen-J. W. Russ.
Brunswick-Daniel L. Russell, Jr.
Burke. j. Erwin.
Buncombe- Gudger and Capt Jos. A. Bre-
ward.
Cabarrus-W. S Harris.
Caldwell-Mr. Isbell.
Carteret-Staphen D. Pool
Caswell-Aontlord McGehee and s. S Harrison.
Catawba-W. P. Reinhardt.
Chatham. II. Headen, ". j: Headen and W. P
Hadiey.
Cumberland and Harnett-Jesse G. Shepherd, Dr..
John. Mccormick, and A. D. Mclean.
Chowan-L. c. Banbury.
Clay
Cleaveland-
Columkus-Eorney George.
Craven-Wiam Lane, L. II. Gaskins.
Currituck-
Davie-R. F. johnson.
Duplin-A. Smith and R. B. Houston.
Davidson-C. F. Lowe and Lewis Hanes-
Edgeaombe and Wilson-David Cobb and L. D.
Farmer -.
Fran.slin-W. K. Davis.
Forsyth-W., H. Wheeler and W. B.: St;ee.
Gaston-W. :. Sblpp.
Gates-Capt Richard Bond.
Guiliord-David F. Caldwell, A. Glapp and A. s.
Eelten.
Granvie-Dr Eugene Gsissom, j. S. Amis, d..
:, pleasant P, Peace.
Grsene-H. H. Best.
Ha;kax-Dr. II. Joyner and A. H. Davis.
Hsywood-.Dr. S. L. Love.
Hsndsrson-M NJ Patton.
Hsrsford-J. B. Vann.
Eyds-
| Iredell-T, A. Allison and L. @: Sharpe
Jeckson-Mr. Enloe.
tehnstop-W lillian A. Smith and William G, Banks.
jones-F. G.. Simmons.
! EeDoir-Allen W. Wooten.
nincoln-Anbrose 0ostner.
Macon-Dr j. M. Lyle
had.son-Mr. Brown.
Martin-S. W. Outerbridge.
AcDowell-W, F. Craig.
Mecklenburg-E.. G. Grier and j.. L. Brown.
Mitchsll5
Nontgomsry-E H. Davis.
Meore-Elam j. Harrington.
+ Nash.--
New Hanover-Samuel j. Person and j. R. HAYES.
Northampton-William j. Rogers and S.. T. Stsncill
0fange-Samuel F. Phillips and W. NJ. Patterson.
onslow-A. j. MurrilI
| Pasquotank-
Rerqlimans-J. II. Riddick.
| Aerson-John W. Cunningham.
2tt-C. Perkins and B. IT, Abritton.,
| Rand6lph-Joel Ashuorth and Enos T. Blair.
| Rowan-F. E. Shober and w. H. Crawford.
Richmond-Capt B. F. Little
| NabeSon-
oekingham-Mcssrs. Strong and Bsyd.
RsItherford-A. R Bryan and j. L. Carson.
Sampson-L. A. Powell aud Pstriek Murphy.
stakss-W.. H. Fiynt.
Surry-
TsaRsylvanla--
Tyrrell-
Union-U Austin.
Wake-G. H. Afford, g: JsRogers and D. g. Fpwle
Wayne-M. K. Crawford and j.. NJ Caho.
Wsrren-T. J. rJudkns and W. 7. Aston.
Washngton-L. G. Latham.
Watauga-
Wilkes-A.S. Galloway and p T. Horton,
Yadkih-A. G. Cowles.
fancey-D NJ Young.
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1888 20,174
20.174

Vance's maj, 1860
The above is the official vote for Governor of this
State, as made up in the Capitol on Thursday last
by the Secretary of State, Treasurer, and Comp
troller, in presence of the Governor. 1t will be
seen that there. are no returns from eleven Goun-
ties. Of these Mitchell, Pennsylvania, and Polk
voted with the Counties out of which they were
formed no elections were held in Carterct, Wash.
ington, ard Tyrrel, on account Of the presence of
the enemy and there are no official returns from
the Counties of Cherokee, Chowar, Gates, Hay
wood, and Macon. But we have the unofficial re-
turns from Haywood, Macon, and Cherokee, as fol-
lows:
VANCE. JOHNSTON.
Cherokee, .6sl 1sl
Haywood, 200 maj.
Macon, 67O 103
Official vote as above, 1888 2O,174
54423 20,44s
20,44S
Vance's realmajority, 33,975
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ErLAG OF" TRUCE. LETT ERS...C. 3. OF
II America. War Department, Bureau Of Exchanges.
Richmond, Va July /, 1864 -
to this office.
g. Each sttermust be enclosed in a separate envelope,
and addressed to me- Bureau Of Exchange, Richmondt.
Virginia.
8. No letter must exeecGin length page Of d,di
nary sized letter papar and its be confined strict
" to personal fairly matters. No letter alludipg To-
the movements OF localities Of roors will be permitted to
pass
Each ter must contain United States postage
stamp, its equivalent in silver United States
cy,
These reguat; VI ;."'y enforced ind no letter
TRANSMITTED ~ Itch Thy "a: '''ci :: Observed
HU,EEs OUln
:: ei.to :zctange
Ofical
w Ii. HArcE,
Capt and a. A. G.
July Is. 1854 40-6t'
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Lhe Legislature as far as ascertained. The Con- |
servatves after the straitest sect" and the Vance
Conservatives will have a large majority in each
house.
SENATE.
1. Pasquotank and Perquimans-W. b. Bsgley.
2. Camden and Currituck-
8. Gates and Chowah-Aills l. Eure.
f. Hyde and Tyrrell-
g. Northampton-Iohn B. Odous
6. Hertford-Col Jas. NJ. Wynns.
z Bertie-Johp Pool
8. Martin and Washngton-Jesse Stubs.
9: Halifax-Mason L. Virgins.
10. Edgecombe and Wilson,. II. Powell.
H. Pitt. j. BlOunt
IL. Beaufort-Edward ]. Warren.
10. Craven-Nathan A. Whitford
IA. Carteret and Jones-M. F. Arendeh.
10. Greeaea and Lenoir-James P. Speight.
Is. New Hanover-Ei W. Hall
II. Duplin-W. r. Ward
Is. Onslow-Isaac N Sanders
10. Bladen, Brunswick and ColSmbus-J. W. Ellis.
20. Cumberland and Harnett-William B. Wright
81. Ssmpson-William Kirby.
%. Wayne-Bepjamin Aycock.
49, Johnston-Thomas D. Snead.
a. VAUDEVILLE d. Jones.
rs. Nash-Alse j. Taylor.
26. Franklin-Wash. Harris
~. Warren-Thomas j. Pitchford.
%. Granville-R. W. Lassiter. -.
20. Psrson-Charles S. Winstead.
80. Orange-John Berry. -
81. Alamance and Rsndolph-Giles Mebane.
80. Chatham-E. Straughan.
80. Moore and Montgomery-Dr. j. NJ. Crump.
"a. Richmond and Robeson-Giles Leitch.
IS. Arson and Union-W. G. Smith.
So. Guilford-Robert P. Dick.
81. Caswell- William Long.
80. Rockingham-Daniel W. Courts.
80. Mecklenburg-W. NJ. Grier.
40. Cabarrus and Stanly-J. E. McEachen.
Al. Rowan and Davie-William B. March.
AZ. Decentralization Adams.
43. Stokes and Forsyth. E. Matthew'S.
A. Ashe Surry, Watauga, Yadkin and Allegheny
j. Horton.
IS. Iredel1, Wilkes and Alexander. NJ Boyle
46. Burke, Mcdowell and Caldwell-S T. Patterson.
At. Lincoln Castor and Catawba-M. L. McCorkle.
AZ. Rutherford, Polk and Cleaveland-Dr. w. j. T.
Miller
40. Buncombe, Henderson and Madison-Montra-
vile Patton. :
SO. Macon, Haywood, Cherokee Clay and Jackson
Col. s. G. Brysen.
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List of Confederate Officers exchanged at
Charleston Recentiy.

Vance's real majority, 33,975
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The LegiSla4nfe.

We give below the names Of members elected to
the Legislature as far as ascertained. The Con.
servatives latter the stratest sect" and the Vance
Conservatives will have a large majority in each
house. -
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z OFFER FOR SALE A BEAUTIFULby
II SITUATED FOUR ACRE LOT, about x miles
west of Raleigh, on the Haywood road 1t has on il, a
comfortable cabin excellent well of water productive
garden and some two three hundred of the finest young
ruh trees cultivated in the South. particulars appy
to s. K. JONES'.
Standard Ufice, July Ii, 1864. 38-wGsyf
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Casualties.

box twelve inches square and IA 1916 inches big
will contain legal bushe, dry measure.
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II oST POCKET BOOK FOUND BY A LIZ
- lie sou Of Thomas. G. Osnond, Garn,a Ev-ate
Seminary continuing several bills of Confederate and
North Caroiina money and other papers The
have by application and gviDga proper description If
The contents. EP.
Carolina Female Seminary.
July 10, 1854. B-apd
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SCYTHE BLADES.-THERE HAS BEEN
reeeised at Wr,ing!on lot Of some four Thousand
be brought 10 this place for The Courts Of
the several Counties are requested to appoint Commits
As the present crop OF grain and grass in the Western
Counties has not yet been harvested preference will be-
given to these Counties in the distribution
J. DEVEREUX, A. ON.
Raleigh, July 81, 1884. 3S-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-21
LANDS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ND.
Two I67acuse2sts on the Pgenaises,}
FOR SALE AND FURNISHED HOUSE FOR HENT

CxIXTY ACRES OF LAND on the Potomac
- River, half d mile below the Alexandra
Ferry we'll known IS Rozier's Ferry, portion
Meadow and the residue we'll a3apJed TO Gard
enin8.
also, one hundred and fifty acres q Prime
Land on Hansun& Branch, about two miles
east Of Alexandria Ferry, six miles from
Washington Abundant Timber, e1celant
Water, healthy situation, excellent exposure
for Garden now IN Successful operation. jhIce
ten8ment houses on the premises.
FOR RENT.
A ready furnished cottage dwelling, adjon-
ing the last-named premises, continuing i've
rooms on the first floor, three chambers, two
attic rooms, and spacious cellar; basement
kitchen and laundry fixtures for hot and cold
water; well shaded lawn Of two acres; stable
for six horses; COW aud carriage houses; pump
Of excellent water ii yard! Twelve acres OF
early garden land and twenty-five acres log
land pasture to be rented with the House, II re-
QIired Possession given at any time after Isl
Of May. Rent $50 per month payable month
" in advance. Situation high, dry: healthy,
and extremely picturesque.
Apply IN person to J. CARROLL bkE NJ,
ESQ, City Hall, Washington, or 80 The Editor
Of the Alexandria Gazette. 81 Alexandria, or in
person or by letter to the subscriber, (Tesldlng
near the premises and addressed to
VIM HENRY DAINGERFiHixD;
Wood Cot, near
90 18-lm Washington city.
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,q,rA TX ON PLYMOUTH, N. @.

ATTACK DN pl4f MOJLH, ~. "
lcor,esnopdence of the PhiIada. Inquirer
NORFOLK, Va, April l9-Refugees arriv-
80 This morning from Plymouth, n. g., re-
rarz that fighting commenced there atha'f past
t,nr on Sunday afternoon. The ConfedeTa5es
.,.ao down IN force and attacked Fort Gray,
nb h is about mile from, the town, OH The
Roanoke River. Whey planted heavy bat
teTv On Polk Island, about halt mile dis
fant. AMI kept up d continues lire, during
which. fhey succeeded in cutting away the tag
mast at the fort. This was replaced
The Copfederates then advanced slowly tor
ward, gradually and carefully feeling their way
~ 70 within short distance Of the fort, when
thev made an impetuous charge. They were
received with CALLING fire, which caused them
10 Fall back. Again and again they rallied and
eoaeavored to take the citadel by force, bat %
no urpose. Each time they were repulsed
with fearful slaughter. They retired, che a.
tillery keeping mp the fire.
Il is runore} that the Conlederates have al
So made demonstration simultaneous with
fhis in the vicinity Of Nevbefn.
The Governors Of Ohio, Illinois and lnci-
ana, with General HeintzelmaD, met in In
dianapolis on Friday, to consult, It IS sald,
s:upoo grave matters Of State" It is inyitna
red that these gentlemen are appreienslye OF
Confederate raid upon that border, and one Oh
iect Of their council IS 30 provide the means Of
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4 DMlNISTRATOR's NOTICE.-The an
n designed having taken out letters Of = a. :.
Emlnistcation on the estate OF JON y Il. Il EN :
DERSON, decd. hereby gives notice to ali per-
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment and those having claims against the es-
for settlement. WILLIS AHNDERSON. :
40 Gin
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Apply at the Exchange
{ rinve and i, ator streets.
nh ll--tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

A WALKING SKELETON
II Some years ago,
was
WALKING SKELETON
ahout the streets Of Philadelphia finally waR Fadueed
20 low that he unable TO move any longer and was
taken over to New Jersey
TO DIE
There he lay confined to his bed and Dr. Thornton said
his lungs were gone, he would pot live week la
that low State no heard OF, and 0hisiued some
ROOTS AND HERBS.
anu mA1e medicine that made a change In his
whole system. II expelled all the matter from fbe inura
mucus from the stomach started the liver and iu lset
expelled all the morbid matter frd IN the system
HIS kpPEllT TIE
began TO Improve, and It with difficulty lie could be
prevented IRON eating Too much lie took the no.t nour
ishing food, aud in Il short time, he hogan ia 'Nl'
IMPROVE RAPIDLY,
Now he IL gfeAt hearty man weighing oyer Two hum
dred aud tWenty pounds His
pULMONIC SYkuP,
SEA WELD TONIC aud
MAkDRAkE PILLS.
are competition similar to the medicine that cured him
He Is now Travelling IRON one city To another sesing
patients and administering his medicines and il ia sid
he will take person In the
LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION,
and in few weeks they are about in toerabI, 90 nj
hath HIS medicines change the whole aysem and the
patent Enon begins to nave
GOOD APPETITE
A. the food noushes the stem he finds that he getting
shy Nature ovsrpowers his disease, and he gets we'll
This is the great feature Of 49,
DIR. sChENCK'S MEDICINES;
they make new matter, blood aud lv keepinr tha
digestive Organs healthy disease must expelisd
Head his Advertisement In another colamu
dec LIFT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
THE FARMERS MUTU AL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of DelaWareu

(OHiaINAb Mill CKBEE, &e)
THIS Company continues to offer TO the people Of Della
ware a superior advantages Of Insurance against loh
by nro, all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The Institution IL commended by 20 years expert
attention subj Of Mutual Insurance.
tbeng the rst Introduce the prneiple into StAte
by OF which, IL is believed tbs Managers have
heen euabsd to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property to render the member
ship among the most equitable In character Of the nnmer
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public.
II takes credit TO itself that its payments OF losses
been prompt and liberal that In - years business and
lOsses reaching O0OJ0 not single OF litga
on has occurred aud scarcely without entire salts
faction to the pArties insured
Looking more TO the ssiety than the number and
amount Of IT, risk it has declined Iuudreh " Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring
great amount 10 siuge risk offering uuht Oh
ects Of Insurance Tor the character % the Institution
In tnis manner it Is conceived IL has the safest and
most select lit Of insuraneeH Ia proportion to the
Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence pi this, only reduced the Of
insurance. at al times moderate, oue-sx h. during the
last two years but IL presents supla- fund Of
44bUO0 SIS sscnty agaae any assessment the De ns
Notes. which sum b. the es9rt 20 Scrip Crftisrae-
tbs balances due to each member, being Issued will
be paSiug inleet iu them from January 1862 at tile
ate Of per rei per annu tngs making siili fartho
deduction
1t commenced ths year ls0a with real protection to
the community la Deposit Notes Of f25O,O60
Surplus fuul $4,000
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

Usi received at 500 Market street. large and beAuti-
~ iul collection OF Glass Fruit bowls III eutrelv nSV,
stNl-. tall anu examine them. ~
N THoS. Y. de NORMANDIR
Now l. the time for putting up fruit nr winter use asd
Jars Tor mat pupo'e Of every reliable kind are on snd
anu oI safe ny ThOs. Y. de NORMANDIR,
Hu - 500 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

NOTIGn-

u. LARklN No East % street, hiss lust opsnsd a
o. oil scarlet Opera Cloths and saeque Plannes fresh