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Economy and Safety.
Try Them.

fs'iiE undersigned have the right to make and
Z sell Gilbert Richards Spark Arreste. tor
the town of Ellsworth
This IS one Of the greatest inventions for Econo.
my and Safety, that has been given the public
for some time.
1t has been thoroughly tested of late in this
County, and the testimony is, that by their use,
On a stove with good draft, there is Il saving Of
one third Of the fuel.
On cooking stoves their use in regulating the
temperature of the heat, is of grea, value
There is safety in them. because they arrest
the sparks, and thereby eEectually prevent fires
from sparks from the chimney.
Those who have used them, speak in the high.
est terms Of their economy and safety.
In one town in this County scores have been
sold his winter
Town rights, as well as single ones for sale by
r. A. W. A, FRIEND, Brooklin.
For sale in Ellsworth, by
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FL lswoith, Jan. 20, 1865.
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q zRrmspY FOR CRACKED HooEs.-

.szRsMEDY FOR CRACKED HooFs-
Take a piece of copper foar in hes long
cod two inches wide, aud drill eight
holes, four in each end. SO as not to
interfere 'wfth the crack, and screw il
fast to The iaaJ. crosswaya of the crack;
sheu take a hot iron with a sharp edge
md burn the crack attic edge of the
hair, TIL it goes tbroush to the quick.
After th's, let the horse run on pastare,
and twill begin TO heal u? in few
wssk 5. This femedy lhave tried, aud it
s,,l lbe wor. complete, and | worked the
horse all he4iule. Care should be takeu
to close tic crack tight before The plate
is "a seasds ca. So says,a practical farmer.
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pnb!ishes a laes letter written more Than
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the yriniiy 81 the heather women, in
which he cites as, one proof Of their heath
cuish customs mir the Karen women wore
faNe3f; nv .erA sahefrd bags, enclosing the
mir tufd stT;N.kled from the back part of
til~ head .sA4a origin OF. waterfalls" Is
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ana W our ias1'lteS, ana LOT 1he Improve
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Every Soldier wounded in battle ard dscharg-
ed or dischar ged hy reason OF sickness disease
contracted in the service, while in the line OF his
duty, is entitled to Pension.
D-lhc Widows and Minor Children of every
>older who dies lit the service. or is killed in battle
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vice, are emitted TO Pension.
Es-0Tphan Sisters under sixteen. and No hers
:. whose husbands are dead in law and means,) de-
pendent ON soldiers who have died in the service
entitled To Pension.
ss=t state and National Rounty l. due aud can
BE- obtained by me for the Widow Children Father
Mother, Heirs, of every Soldier who i, killed or
dts in the s,rN lee.
He-By an act of Congress passed March 3D. 1856
the Widow or Children Of NiHe Months volunteers,
who killed in the ser, lee. entitled To 500
bounty.
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Applications sent 10y mail, giving full particulars
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WAR Ct AIMS.

Pensions for H'ouaded or DjsabIcd Settlers
Jtdcps, Minor Chitdrea, ~, Sc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
TIE News

Tbs steamer Massachusetts,, loaded will
soldiers, came in collision with the propeller
Black Diamond, picket boat in the Poto
mac river, about one mile from Blackstone
island, on Tuesday morning. The Blacl
Diamond was sunk, The soldiers on tn,
Massachusetts became panic stricken, ant
many jumped overheard. Fifty lives ar,
reported lost.
1t is believed, on what appears reliable
authority, that our relations with Mexico
will soon assume a new and important
aspect.
Cortinas is reported to have declared
against the empire of Mexico, and was
preparing to attack Gen. Mejia, Al
Matamoras. Mejia is cut of from com
munication with the interior,
The intelligence of the assassination o
President Lincoln cast deep gloom owe
the American residents in Havana. The
American Consul and the American
vessels in port displayed their flags a
half-mast
Junius Brutus Booth was arrested il
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, on sus
picion of completely with his brother il
the assassination of the President. H
was taken Immediately to Washington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28

AaRksTs.-On Monday last, q guard under
capt Wenle, arrested man named John Lemon,
Iior using disrespectful language in reference to-
Ihe late President Lincoln. He was confined inl
llne guard house to await Rn examination. Oh
the same day, guard under the same ofio 4r
arrested VIM. Walker at Newport, ior a simlarj
Iohenoe, and on Tuesday, at Port Penn, Jonathan,
Draper Tor expressions Of joy at the decease of
PRESIDENT Lincoln. They were both committed
10 the guard-house to await trial.
SURRENDER or MOsEBY's MRN-0n Sunday
last slx men, who gave their names as John G.
Handy, +. l.. Pitts, W. Puruell, Alexander Po-
NIT, Samuel Polk, and John Gumby, who repre- J
isent that they belonged TO the lst Alaryiaud
greoel Cavalry, and lst Maryland rebel Battery,
but who are supposed to be part of Moseby 81
gang OF outlaws, surrendered themselves TO-
5Oapt, u. w. Z. Smith, Of the Independent Md
Cavalry, in the lower part of the latter named
state They were brought to this city and
committed to the gnardhouse, where they are
8ities.
4 FATAL AcciDENr.-Capt John Barker, en-
4K'geu as watchman at tho StAve factory ia
BrandyWioe Village, in endeavoring to step over
Z the large driving belt. last Tuesday afternoon,
\ was caught by it, carried around the driving
1puHey,hnd bruised 10 such q terrible manner
5 as to produce death in about fifteen minutes.
Coroner Curry held an inquest, when the jury
returned verdict in accordance with the above
facts. lie was about sixty years of age, had
be'n employed in the mill since it Was first
started and was q sober and Industrious man
fRrERsoN's MAdAzIHE. May number Of
Peterson's Magazine has been received. 1t is
4replete with beautiful engravngs and colorod
Fashion plates The frontispiece, "Wid Flow
Aers' Is an exquisite picture aud will be mucl
admired. The fashion plates are truly superl
aud reliable. The stories are among the very
hest published in the United States forming
altogether, monthly Of the highest interest
is 10 every respect, just such g book al shon Ii
be found in every family, where proper re-
Is hGd for the cultivation of proper liter
AIRY taste.
RELidrous.-0n the Sabbath following the
assassination Of the President, the Rev Geo.
NJ. Wiswell, Pastor of the Central Presbyterian
AChurch, announced that he would refer to tht
event more at length on future occasion, la
accordance with this promise, he will preach a
sermon on the death Of the President, on Sabbatl
morning next, at half-past ten o'clock.
LIFE OF THE LATE President LtEooLN.-T
B. Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia, hav
issued life of the lamsntad President. It'll
printed in food style, neatly bound, and is
Aconcise history Of the career Of the distinguished
schieiiain. 1t will doubtless find many pur
<.chasers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
coUNrnRFEIr cuRRENoY.

A few days ago, the police of New York
made descent upon an establishment in
that city, and captured large amount Of
counterfeit currency, together with the dies
and material used in its manufacture
There is great quantity of this currency
in circulation in the United States, which
is attributable to the fact that many of our
citizens, thoughtlessly aid those engaged
in its manufacture, by passing and receiving
the bogus notes. We are told that some
merchants in the course of business,
receive them in payment for their goods,
knowing them to be spurious, and give
them out again in change to their Gus
toners. By this practice they have been
brought into general use Often have we
heard of persons presenting counterfeit
notes to storekeepers, with the remark
that they know them to be worthless,
but ask the merchant if he will not be
able to pass them again. Such acts are
both morally and criminally wrong, and
the perpetrators are equally eulpable with
the maker, and liable to the same punish
ment, if convicted. He who wilfullv and
knowingly palms off spurious note onI
another, violates the law just as much AS
the one who screens a thief or aids him
in the disposal of his dishonest or ill
gotten gain. They have thereby general.
lied the circulation OF this currency
to such degree, as to render it al
most impossible for the great mass of our
people to distinguish the good from the
bad. The consequence will be that at
some4uture time when gold and silver are
put in circulation, that the community att
large will lose heavily by the operation
Every cents worth Of these notes put intoI
circulation onl y serves to make the matter
worse If our merchants would refuse toI
receive them in payment for their goods.
or our people in return to accept them as
change, it would stop the issue in n short
time, and although it would be attended
with some loss, it wonld be nothing in com
parison with what it will be if no measures ofI
this kind are taken. All should make
themselves acquainted with the appear.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
Official War Gazette

Important from General -Grdnt- Th,
Truce sOih johnson Suspended.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Apri
24-l0 P M.-Major- General Dix, New
York.-A despatch has just been received
by the Department from General Grant
dated Raleigh, o A. NJ, April oath. II,
says -" reached here this morning, an,
delivered to General Sherman the reply t
his negotiation with Johnston. Word wa
Immediately sent to Johnston terminatin
the truce, and informing him that civ
matters could not be entertained in any con
yention between army commanders"
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
A. HORNER, so,,,,.
REMnVAT

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ibuildiAss In general, merchAndIe sbDs Description
'ArBods houeeh0ld furniture and other aud ti
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svnusi wares metehAndiie aud country 9aion
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IN me eities OF Philadelphia or o. III
Parties Insured may reposo the fullest sas Poft,
sodly o. Its capital aud that ali iosses % IL
DIRECTORS,
AZ the annual election held Ou tba ath l.
aleuo' the following directors were elsrie1 MA
ensuing year,vlz '''''sa 70 'a'T, d,
H0eorgs JoAss, Samuel Floyd. tp,.
~ q; Wilaoa, sAmI u. Nswiiu. gsnaa gsn,asJ Ja.lil
Jos MendinhAui John B. Porter 0so,sss w w spii
iasSrAnes may be made for any time not ~, sa
II la addition to the above mode OF 1p.nr,r,
s rife Insurance. Company, (whose III,
PetuA lenee1 pefpetual Insurance vn real eatss Nv n
becoming Insured deposits In the Oh co @ We m
tmore or less, according 10 the nature OF Nh
amount 10 be insurad-but which can h. ~ ssPah
say ume " leaving per cent on the aiuoup, S
hls method 10 believed lO be much mora ,l9tt
THE Insured than the formsr-the exnansa A.
1t-ms ~ P''''' IRON Vsis
Property that would be insured per anuum =, a.
% cents the 1000, will be insured Al Az and
and in like proportion as the rick inersa ses wa
Persons wishing 10 Insure their property Or s.nt,
formation on The subject OF Insurance. viii appl5 4
agents A. above. % 10 wy" " ~
JOHs MnLBAR, Secretary ''''''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
Proclamation by the President.
A DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.

a DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.
WASHINGTON, April 2lth.-By the
President of the United States of America
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. BY my direction, the Acting
Secretary of State, in notice to the public
of the l7th, requested the various religious
denominations to assemble on the 10Th
inst, on the occasion of the obsequies of
Abraham Lincoln, late President of the
United States, and to observe the same
with appropriate ceremonies but
Whereas, Our country has become one
great house of mourning, where the head
Iof the family has been taken away, and
believing that special period should be
assigned for again humbling ourselves
before Almighty God, in order that the
bereavement may be sanctiiied to the
nation;
Now, therefore, in order to mitigate that
4 igrlef on earth which can only be assuaged
aby communion with the Father in Heaven,
sand in compliance with the wishes Of
Senators and Representatives in Congress
NNN"thuhiNatSu W lht ny ltHulutiutlS Huopltu
lat the National capital.
!, Andrew johnson, President of tn,
United States, do hereby appoint Thursday
Hthe z5th day of May next, to be observed
wherever in the United States the flag o
the country may be respected, us day o
Humiliation and mourning. And | recon
mend my fellow citizens then to assembl
in their respective places of worship, ther,
to unite in solemn service 10 Almighty Go,
Il Sin-memory of the good man who has beei
removed, so that all shall be occupied a
Athe same time in contemplation of hi
Nvlrtue, and in sorrow for his sudden an,
Aviolent end.
In witness whereof, have hereunto Sc
Hmy hand, and caused the seal of the Unite
States to be affixed Done at the City O
Washington the 25th day of April, in tn
Ayear of our Lord, One.thousand.eight
2hundred-and-sixty-fiye, and of the Indt
&pendence Of the United States of Americl
sthe Eighty-ninth.
49,, ANDREW JOHNSON.
l.. 5. BY the President.
'~-) W. HUNTER, Act. Sec'y of Stat,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
ExcIrEMnNr IN ENGLAND.

The steamship Africa arrived at NewI
York on Wednesday evening, bringing
intelligence that the news of the capture
of Richmond created intense excitement
in England, but arrived too late to admit
of the papers generally commenting on
it, and as most of the markets had closed
from the 18th to the 18th, the effect of
the news cannot be fully developed.
The London News says the Army of
Virginia, SO long deemed imvincible, the
pride, hope, centre and citadel of the
eonfederacy, has been not only beaten,
but shattered. The Davis government is
now vagrant and fugitive. Richmond,
which received it and gave it for time
"a dignity which it could never have ac-
|quired while it remained among the cotton
plantations, where it had its rise, was set
on fire by departing guests That con
federate army fought with all its old
tenacity and elan. We cannot doubt but
It has been broken up by men who, us we
have often been told, were sweepings of
northern cities. Davis began the war by
declaring that he would carry it where
food for the torch awaited the southern
armies in densely populated cities but
the attempt to burn New York ended in
nothing but an execution, while Davis
set his borrowed capital in flames and
decampcd
The Morning Advertiser says the further
circumstances aud consequences of his his
heavy blow should be lo9k4df for witt
intense anzlsly as the close of the war
l'rhe inauguration of new and wide
spread guerilla warfare of unknown dura
tion may spring from the conflict.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
HAROLD IN CUsToDY
They Were secreted in MARYLAND.

WASHINGTON, April 81. $50 A. M
Ia Major. General Dix, New York j
Wilkes Booth and Harold were chased
from the swamps in St. Mary's county
Maryland, to Garrett's Farm, near Por
Royal, on the Rappahannock, by Colone
Bakers force. The rear of the , 5arS r
which they took refuge vas fred. Bootl
in paking his escape %as shot through
the 6sS,. head and and killSd, lingering about thre
hours, and Harold captured. Booth
body and Harold are now here.
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secrertay of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
Notioe.

To SECURE INSERTION of their adver-
|tisements and notices on Tuesdays and
Fridays, our advertisers are informed that
their favOrs MUsT be handed in previous
to nine O'Clock, A. NJ. on Mondays ant
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28

CORRECTION. Our esteemed friend,
Rev. Mr.. Coleman. will, we think, not feel
Especially aattered by the little paragraph
which appeared in the JOURNAL of Tues.
day last, wherein he is reported as having
delivered an "appropriatea" address, at
the Tilton hospital, instead of an appro-
PIRATE address, as we wrote it. The letter
pa" at the end of the word, makes all the
mischief We do not make this correction
because we suppose that any one woul(
suspect the reverend gentleman of appro
priating the words or the thoughts o
others, but because it is a most mortifyinl
mistake of the types; and, although it i
self-explaining to every intelligent reader
is one which, in justice to Mr. Coleman
should be promptly explained.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28

HELP FOR THE SICK SoLDIER.-W,
direct attention to an article in anotbe
column of this days JOURNAL, solicitin.
aid in behalf of the sick and wounded
soldiers. No more worthy object coult
engage the thoughts of our people in thes,
moments of sorrow and mourning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
Dividend.

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lcopy Of the Richmond Wing.
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