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com RBwARD.-LosT, .BARLY on WEDNESDAY
DAVV mernipg. IN going from uobshsn up town N .
Third Avenue ear asman gold magic walch and ssd
lsquare l ehain The watch has 1ve initials the CASE
The Under WI the above reward and questions
aaksd bg leaving ths sams 81 Rumrrs jewey store ~
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-15

Dosr oPRICE NoTIcE.-rHE NAILS YoR GREAT
Britain and she Continent va SOuthampeon and Ham.
burg per sArons and for Ire and via Queens.
sow n Btns will close 81 this once oa satur
dsy the 18th day OF Orteber at lOH O'Clock A. NJ and
the UPTOWN onnces a. folows:--
Stations A and h. 10A n.
stations @ aud ID, 9k A. ~.
stations z and " 9,4 A. n. - ...
Station q, "a NJ. JAMES KELLY, Fostmastsf
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LAFAYETTE COAL COMPANY.
70 be Incorporated under the laws Of New rerk.
GREAT EASTERN
OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL S3OM.6Oa Il II

sUBsoRiPTioN PRicR ss fER sHA RI
AND NO FURTHER CALL OR ASSESSMENT
This COMPANY has been organized under the general laws
Of The s,s o. New York The pTopcr Which m IN fee s !.
dsf sDos ~ e ws S .sDfr
the rocks havng been thrown and broken vertically b.
within i've miles Il the Ohio river and three
miles Of the PArksrsburg branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, direct communication with the Atlantic sea-
Besides petr oil. worth $40 per barrel the up
hsava Rocks produce ubricang OIL wsrh Us per barrel
suitable for the nnest machinery including watch move
Tina property has been selected By Hon; THonAs f.
SCOTT, late Assistant Secretary Of War; h. GEAM,
hsq Of Philadephs and Other gentlemen connected Win
dollars per while the 70 now selling n
market hundred dollars share, oeips
HUNDRED PR CENT ADVANCE; and u Is believed that
GRExT EAsrBRN PETRoLRun OIL coArANi :.
win when fully developed. exceed even the Columoh
wells can be worked successfu on the "Grsa. sasern
cured sabscrpions for kares q three Aesss
: s: % III !. q X 3: sss
turned '' ''D'1'0f yohS RI xvHaAY CO..
"ossArT T EAsfthr ssHkri2N fRTsSEsuT AEsuT Oil oohpAxY"
sRoAD sEW sESsSS6G; SGlKs HsAA WALL.
OFyIos OF rHs cLsyELAnp AND PILTsbuno
Dividend meeting of the dreetovs of ths oo
s sy
trust Co. on The 18th day o. oososs n:.n
fer eSOs: Of the q, @ sS's % e. s 18Th day OF 600
- - kDWARD ROCKWELL Secretary.
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LOAF O1TlCss.

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ATU-MoEIr LIpRRALLY ApyAECED or .pIA-
"a 1oFD9,WnRuAh ~, JBW8LRy, ~ esYAMM-
EISf tS5 aE .,s! I 49,
DAwnBROKBRg TICKETS B0VoHr-0v pA'
L monde watches, silver We're, Frearma pry 1cssn
ladies and gents Clohlss, and ~ o,hsr sscsn vssss~
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A rLANrIc SAVINGS BAKK-oHArHAM SQUARE
e ~ ss.s S..a
6i,Rs q ?; yss = s.HGEii .fHtsi r;s:ssss s::..ss..
JosspH CoorEs, Secretary.
aSdssd cent sas
ne 'os sS
NRwYonI. Oct IL 1854 La BAUM, treasurer
IA oNsY TO LOAN ON BOND AND xoRrGAaE-IN
~ sums s., q from 5000 to saoo 600 Apply 70 ADAMS
Nrorrca -AH ANNUAL ELEcrIoN FOR THIsrFsy
road oGSpsn ana
Is ssy & 1s So. ou.
rom ss's 10 ' p Nv wxIrEs T. JONES s.erss.rs
An ths desirable Petroleum on stoct. that are paving
monthly divdend some ~ high - ten per osn per month
RICHARDS .1c.Asqs ss. PA. stree.
Also maps, prospsssua, and FUN particulars given o1
AsroR BURNING sPRsFc -Id1 FIE1ERoLsUx LAND Asso-
sc.p. 10 s srs: 1000 g
money % ss PAID are :ss:asd viii prop
lands consist Of 1000 scrss fss-bewsen 90 and
sn 10 gan y 1917 an :ns 10
a q % IL os ~
y he sf p:
and specimens bc and Obtained, -,
RICHARD1 KINGSLAND
as. - Pine street, New Yolk.
70 be % ineorpor.sd ans.1 @ ss. law: H q New York
RS CAPITAL u 600 OOl a.sz
2,0O1 SHARES AT $50 EACH.
subscription price for fun paid stock fros from all sssss
AN XnrIEE f E Sun Provided FOR WORKING CAPITAL
The property secured for the company located 70 Pits Us
Pennsylvania Coal Company and emba es 10 acres all
underlad with coal Of the beps quality Professor William
r. Roberts, who has made elaborate report upon this
tract matss the quantity. Of mArksS6c M coal upon ne
60C0J TO the (42OOJO00 tons In ALL.
than half OF ch above drainage and well situated
for cheap and working The attention OF capitalists to
map the properly with full Information will be fur
nished application the undersigned. The
OF the combsny deferred until the stock subscription
shall completed. when meeting OF subscribers
viii called purpose for the election OF directors,
books Of subscrptlen now open ~ the Office OF
RTCHARDS KINGSLAND, So Pine street, New York,
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DuRrHANs rrRNIYuRB BxPRRsa, IFS WEST
ID Eleventh stree, between rifth and srM avenues =
Panofortes Mirrors Ac and shipped wAsoss FOR
movins furniture In cir or capnrv.
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PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIOEnT
vENANGO COUNTY, PENN.


In shares Of IS each. par value. -
Beins IL fuil Ter S5 share No further call
assessment 10 be made
TOO 600 shares reserved tor working capital
These lands about 800 the Allegheny
river, and Hsmlock. Porcupne and hcCrea creeks,
making oil boring territory Of over ten and half miles
fhe wells adoinne property. known the "Cee.
brated Hendrickn "Pithole creek wells 70.
mons for their Immense supply OF oil @t
The wells this properly are being SUNK with great
vigor, and promise large supplies OF OIL
passed inducemouts oderod.
subscripon books maps and ali other Information
be obtained ~ the e1nce Of :, .,.c,ov ~
Cedar strpet Nav York.
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,ILLHIlI IGCI y
The New York herald., 1864-10-15

THE TARR HARM
PETROLEUM. COMPANY
OF rHb CITY OF NEW YORK.
Once Al Cedar street New Yorb.
CAPITAL o3,N00m
5000 Shares. Par value el0o each.
TRuxrEEe.
GRO p. BRADFORD. Esq New York,
HON, ROGER AVRRiL .DanbuTy, Conn.
WILL Ard PA RKER, D. Observation-Disclosures New York.
ALAHSON A. Observation-Disclosures Albapy ~ Y.
B. BBLDKN, n Hsw York.
JAMES WADswORrH H.....................,..kew srk.
TO all acquainted with the Oh Region Of wesere Pens
sylvaniA the Of IN indicating s locality.
IS ssnnr ant Of The great value Of its propertisa
There n no better OIL territory.
II smhrsoss inssrssts Ia more han tweny rroductvs
wells twelve others rapidly approachtDg
plst,on while The further development sf IL large uuim
proved w a early day greatly iscrsass s pro-
duct.
We o~sr as permanent dividend payins Investment
limited amount Of ths stock Be obtAincd eoey q
or ITS PAR VALUE. u tJ
The declared dividend for the month per on
s capital 70 which purchsssrs within The month viii
JANBs wApswoRrH 4 CO.,
81 Cedar street ~ r.
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Sl .UUO The ssove reward gill be paid for the ~
covery az the foowfne securities reossy stolen from Ne
houas of ne suhscribey, in sstauket n Il wa = A.
~ d. SO bouds Ssd0 each, Ns< 1880 .nd q 81 nrd
serss ioy g 50 So.ds si1 each ~ aS.ss d1s
;.ss sss = r:S ss ::rsss ::rss:. :s e:
Broskis oas fghi o.. ssrie s,sns se,sas,ss fsnse
Tsrsss Sssk stseii ssriso.ss fsr sAsrss ases = We
kspuSiie stock csrsse:s fcs : sh.rss Ccsa srsAssp
gsss sscE; ;e.cess Tor shares Consss .ssssk Yfs il
ss s;ss s. sss. ss's ~ :: 10
::s;s .:.. =: Ag, s b, .:asa & k sssS. sss s
"a .s.. s;s = q ar u =: Az s:s x
favor Of the ssessrssr s4ssss - DsswAys ssA auAsn
sed ,rsps2er q ihe securIsiss have sseu stsppsd -
craSs;1 8: .sp; . On sn sss. o.. ID MGss rs, :...ss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
THE PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGES

The contrast between the message of President
Lincoln md that of President Davis must sfrike
tue most cursory reader. The tone of the one
is calm and confident; the tone Of the other ia
tesreAnl aud despondent. MIR. Lincoln does not
thlnk 1t necessary TO recount the oeeurrancos ~
'ne war. lie refers TO them with naughty non
rhafaaee as to operations proceeding naturally
to one inevitable issue, aud enters into detail on
~ !" reation to those measures with which he
lhleuus 10 accompany the suppression Of the re-
VOlt Mt Davis, whose q imirable command of
ths English language, and manly recognition of
lao's as they are, mpart u dignity, almost q
lnseilahon, 10 his p r0ds, acknowledges defeat.
'nIy"s no ven over the force which is gradually
closing IN with resistless power upon the Con.
iedefacy, and puts his trust like the stag at bav.
~ sheer determination to fight TO the last Mr..
Llhuoh pleased with the aspect OF his own
hhAlfa dliuses his satisfaction, and smiles unon
iha world in general He has nothing to allepe
against France or England, and he reioices that
eHfenes are TO meet by the establishment of
,eleg aphic communications between despotic
Russia and Democratic America Mr. Davis m
tt ease at home hnds nothing satisfactory
abroad, Earl Russell and Napoleon III. have
both urned the cold shoulder 10 Confederaov
winch did not seem likely to conquer, and no at
tempt Is made to extract satisfaction even from
the Mexican expedition. President Lincoln.
contont with the success which has attended his
arms, does not accuse the South Of ferooity or
President Davis dwells at length
On the harsh manner in which he afiirms that
The Fcderals have carried on the war, and at.
empIi once More 10 conjure up the sympathies
II Europe by naming Butler, Tutchin, Macneil.
Without boaslfulness or exultation, Mr.. Lincoln's
Message is as confident as It could well be before
he actual subiugatOn of the Confederates and
hough there is no hiat at surrender, no whining
r hneptatiop, in that Of Mr.. Davis, ii could
caroely, so long as he has armies in the field,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02

Of yalor; the Carthagiaians, in the last days Of
their commonwealth, performed prodieies of
valori but victories, however brilliant will not
create fleets and armies, and without fleets and
armies, the Confederate States cannot establish
their independence.
President Davis complains bitterly of the want
Of sympathy exhibited by the European Powers
with the Confederate cause; but in this message
which may be his last, he doggedly refuses to
peak that word which would even now unseal
the fountains Of sympathy for the South in
England and Fralce. Dark as be knows the
prospects OF his oountrymen to be, President
DAVIS gives us not one ray Of hope that emanci-
patton Will be carried out in the confederacy.-
The "nstiution" is still imyiolable. The ''oor-
ner stu ne" Of the slave republic stands sure
There is not in this message, as there has not
been ia anv official document Issued bv the
southern Govrrnmeni, one syllable to justify the
hope that il the Contederates asserted their in
dependence, the negroes, would in course of time.
be enauoiplted If President Davis feels that
he is soieted from the sympathy of the world.
be is not without knowledge Of the cause. He
has met the demands of civilized aud Christian
humanity with implacabe defiance he must
take the consequences.
Ii, on the other hand, there is not a few
among us who think that, had it been possible
to secure the ultimate emancipation Of the
slaves, it would have been best for both parties
must all regard with satisfaction the statements
made by President Lincoln in his messagei in re-
ference to the negro race. He mentions that the
American treaty with Great Britain for the sup.
preston of the slave trade has been vigorously
carried out, thing which is well known to have
never occurred while the South retained power
in the councils of the United States. He de-
clarcs that he will not receie from his emanoi-
patton cdict, an important announcement, pre-
cluding all hope and all fear that the North will
brbe he Condolences back to their allegiance
by the sacrifice Of the negro race. He states
that 10000 negroes are enrolled in the armies
of the North, and that they are as good as any.
All WHO are convinced that slavery is an offence
against God and man, and that Southern slavery
in particular is ''the sum Of all vilanies, Il" must
'ejoice in these announcements 1t has long
,een the opinion Of sympaihisers with the North,
md can now hardly be doubted by any, chat one
'esult Of this war will be the abolition Of slavery
lmong civilized meu. If slavery is destroyed in
he Confederate States, it will speedily be de-
itroyed in Cuba and elsewhere.-LoadoR Weekly
Peuiete,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
HASS0N'S
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, SC.
W. LIPPIN00TT, Druggist I'll Market Street
Has neen appointed agent for this preparation In pAes Of
a. u Ieompson who has been heretofore sole Agent for
Wmhston hpt owing to the removal OF the proprietor
ppncott who will aiways keep large supply Of IL on
hand 70 sell wholesale and Retail Il Ia also kept for
sale Pale Al b MelNALLs Drug Store and at j. j. GAL
IAGIiRRS Drug store, Price 20 uts rer bottle.
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unprneiped men to make Gn Imitation con
equenty all should ask for HAssONis COMPOUND
fRuP OF TAhiS.5. a-s--- -.l- my 16om
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
.0ournal ann Atatesnran
Tuesday Morning February 2. 1884.


BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
charge thee Lydia, to declare
Why you, with fascnations rare,
The heart OF TomIBy Hobbs ensnare,
And keep him from the field,
Where praise and honor might be won
BY deeds of noble daring done
Say, way is he, like Thetis' scp,
lngloriously concealed!
BY your persuasive arts detained,
BY you enchanted and enchaned,
Tom Hobbs from glorious war abstained
To worship at your shrine;
And know you not, my gentle Miss,
Your conduct most unlawful is,
When you, at such II time as this,
That youth at home coniueg
Oh, Lydia let your captive 60
To meet the fierce rebellious foe;
And more your tenderness to show,
Give him this kind advice
g Haste first to Tower Hall, my dear,
Provide yourself with proper gear,
Which there may now be had, / hear,
At very moderate price"
Balance Of Winner StocI- selling at reduced
riees All kinds and grades of Military Cloth
ng' ready'mAde or made to order, at lowest
riccs
TOWER HALL,
NO JlS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT Il co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02

wmMIsoToS, January LIST, 1861.

We the undersigned having bouFht out the store Of
Geo. H. Walter No 239 Market Street. feel confident that
we shall be able 10 furnish the citizens OF Wilmington and
surrounding country Of the Largest Best and most
fashionable assortment ef Boots Shoes Hats and Trunks
ever offered In the city Our facilities for furnishing all
Of the latest style goods from the Philadelphia, New
York and Boston markets is unsurpassed.
NJ B.-New style Hats and Shoes svsry week. Call and
get the worth Of your money.
taps GEO. A. STOWELL BRO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
ROOK RINDTNG

I GRlMMEL calls the attention of his former patrons
to the fact that he u prepared TO bind In NEAT
and SUBSTANTIAL MANNER BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, Sc.
bs done elsewhere. Being a PRACTICAL WORKMAN
he warrants his work TO give Satisfaction.
NO. 22i WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD
ian I'm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
Volunteers, Attention f!
Indiscretions of Youth

Sores and Ulcers, Totches and swengs, can with
aud morning, and the Ointment 10 freely used as stated
ln the printed instructions II treated In any other
manner they dry up In part to hresk in
whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from the
system and leave the Patient vigorous aud healthy
man VIII require little perseverance In bad cases 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
A Carl

THE subscriber having this day sold his entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes to Geo. A. Stowel Brother, who
will the business In all its branches
the store No. z39 Market street. He would cordially
recommend his successors to those who have been
TONERS at the store, they perfectly understand their
business and will attend 10 the wants OF customers both
agreeably and with promptness. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Will soon disappear ny the use Of these Invaluable
rms and the Soldier viii quickly Nacqure additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
unuuly acled upon II may seem strange that Hollo-
rux many pereonB aupposng that they would increase
hs rrlhxaton This great mistake for these Pills will
corset the liver and stomach, And thus remove all the
aeTid humors nom the system, This medicine will give
tone and vgor to the whole organic SYSTEM however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow as matter OF
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the bowels
fam IIaiu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

Those feelings which sadden us usually arise from,
trouble or ennoyAneea obstruotsd perspirAon or eating
nd drinking whatever 10 unwholeHoe, thus dsturblnR
The heathtul action Of the liver and stomach These
organs must be relieved If you desire 70 be we'll The
Ps taken according 10 the printed instructions will
quickly produce healthy action in both liver aud
good Appetite ~ w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words 'HoILowAr NRw YoRK AND LONDON" are dis.
corhible WdeTmdrk In every leaf Of tha hooS a.
directions around each pot box; the same may be
pisnly seen BY hoiding The keaff0 ne hght hnndsome
WIN pc gwen % auy one rendering such intorma.
Won as may lead 10 the detection Of any party or parties
lug them 10 ba spurious. ~ s' NiV"
"a al the map1faeiory of Professor HOLLOWAY so
MAIDEN Lane, New YORK, and by all repeeabo Drueoitts
anu Dealers In Medicine throughout the civilized world
IN pots and boxes At % cents % cents and gl each
F5 There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes. - 'es'
NJ D-Direetons for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are affixed to each pot or box
A5- Dealers IN my well known medl.
ctnes can have Show Cards, Circulars ~
sent FREE OF EXPENBMs, by address.
Ing. - -N-"-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
viii remove the difl ulty
SWAYNES PILLS

urlly the blood remove distractions OF all kinds cleanse
h4 skin Of all pmpes and hloche, and bring the rich
folor Of health to the pale cheek. They cure
lieadachr Sick Headache, Foul stomach,
bilious diBetses-Liyur Complains
Prepared only by DR. swAyNR & SON No $3.50 NonTu
turn sTRsRT Philadelphia, sold by all the principal
iru sglsts and dsaeis nv b.Iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02

NOTICE.
The PARTIES heretofore constituting the late hrm OF
co have with others taken out charter
or manufacturing purposes, under the general laws OF
he State of Maryland.
The business Of manufacturing Galvanized and other
Sheet Iron will hereafter be conducted in the Of
MCCULLOUGH IRON COMPANY OF Ceei County.
DELAPLAlNE MCDANIEL, President.
JETHRO j. MCCULLOUGH, Vice President
wM. X. mcCLEEs Treasurer.
WIOKHAM u. SPEAR, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
A. GAWTHROP & Co.,
PHOTOGRAP PHI
AND
AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
No. AIS Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

The undersigned having opened Gallery in the rooms
0rmerly occupied by Joseph Jeanes would respectfully
inform their friends and the public in general that they
are prepared to take
Pictures of all Styles and Sizes
Known to the art Our facilities such that will war
rant III in assuring the citizens Of Wilmington and vcin
NY mat our PICTURES shall be equal the best produced
IN the hrs class galleries In the larger cities Procuring
our chemicals snd stock direct fr m the manufacturer
We shall use none but those Of the purost and finest
ty; and our assortment of
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES AND AMBROTYPEs CASES
Is as varied and extensive eau be found in any gallery
In the country. s1''''
Charges shall be reasonable other galleries. and
none but good pictures shall be suffered to leave the es
tabshment w w
"a Old Daguerreoypes and other pictures copied into
Photographs or Ambroypes in artistic aud satisfactory
manner.
GIVE US A CALL.
AlLRN aAWTHRoP. sARAH NRwfty
dec 226m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02

President Lincoln has directed General Steele
to order an election to be held in Arkansas on
the 2Sth of March,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
STRAW WANTEn.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
PRIV ATE SALE

The undersigned offers at private sale the following
fagts OF land near the city Of Nilmngton
No, ! On the Lancaster turnpike, Immediately above
~ tgate containing about acres in good condition
building
No. 2 Adjoining tho above containing 90 acres, with
None dwelling, stone barn, shedding, cOrn-crib wagon
ouse with cellar under spring house. with failing
mug shout 900 peach trees two years planted, aud OF
besi market varetes alsl 200 apple trees bearing
Par trees aud other fruit trees portion this tract is
faufulariy suitable for the growing Of email fruits, and
4 near the highest market.
No o Adjoining tho last, contains % acres, 1t has
npurlor advantages site for building. Being hand
ney situated and having adjacent neat little chest
~ grove If desired the two last named tracts will be
pa together, making about 60 acres in all.
No. Containing % acres is situated on the sand road
Z ear the Jackson lnn, in good order
NO o. Adjoining the above on the sand road contain
" u acres first rate soil for trucking
NoB Containg 49 acres situated on the Kennett turn.
fke near Green Hill Church. adjoining land Of Agricul.
fTA Society and John Grner.
oner the above tracts for sale either whole or sep
.Atsly on accommodating tens, and immediate posses
1ph gwen, Apply to JAMES WEBB
No. 1909 Market Street
Decembsr H. 1868. dec i9im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-02
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
hVy should take especial that they be amply sup
Pned with these Pills and Ointment; and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
hemaelves with them no better present can 6e aent
by Their Friends. They have been proved To be The
soiuiers neVer-iailnR friend In the hour Of need.