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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-28
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

nELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. COM
~ PANY -lSooRPoRArKD NY THE LBaiaLAruRE OF rHE
srArH os DEAwAHG, WITH A CAPITAL or
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
T,HE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RRcEIv
i ing applications for Insurance at their ofee vii
buildags In general ships port aud their
esrgoea household furniture and other personal prop y
also against loss damage by inland transportation
goods, wares, merchandise and country roduce.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any OF the
Parties insured may repose the fullest coincidence in the
hodiiy o Its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted " the company Snn;yb r,1o.s.
At the annual election held on the 9th day Of March,
1866 the following directors were elected TO the
George Jones Jos. MendinhAil, George W. Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time less than three
months.
In dlion to the above mode Of Insurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whos charter s per
peuAl leect perpetual Insurance the person
becoming Insured In the oace per
more less according the Of the rsk upon the
amount TO be inaured-but which be withdrawn O.
auy time BY leaving per cent on the amount deposited
ths method believed to be much more AdvauageouHto
the insured than the formerthe expense about hall
ess and there no renewing Of the policy from time to
me.
Property that would be insured per Annum at 10 and
% cents the 1000 will be insured al 81 per deposit
and In like proportion as the risk increases.
Persons wishing to insure their property wanting
formation the subject ofinsurano, will apply to the
Abohb an apoFet or 70
JoHH MnLRAR, Secretary
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
| IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
lNHE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to be
the ssfestAnd expsrsnceao far has proved to be
cheapest means Of Insurance against Loss BY PRR
although this Institution has beeen but IL years In
atanee, the lnt Of insurers will compare ayorably with
any olhsri and the losses by fire during that time al
though not few have been promptly paid who have
DeeA Insured In this ONCE and have had the misfortune
to be burned out attest The object has been 10
cure good list of safe rHkH rather than to swell the
numbeT insured without regard to haEard thus
senins the liability of sinking the cash capital case
nsaVy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
WIIMNeToN.-Wllliam Candy. Clement D. snytb Geo.
Richardson, John A. Duncan, jacob Pussy John Coch-
ran, William Tatna Edward t. Bsllah, CIV. Rowland,
9RAEDTwIEH HUNDRED Cloud lion. Edward
| BTinRhurst.
| OHRisfIAHA HUBDRED.-JameB Riddle.
NEw CAsrIH HuEDRAD.-John uysr.
WHIfA CLAY GREEK HuHDRRD..-A. ?. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
:. D. sN1TH, Secretary and Treasurer.
81 ONCE hours from to l and from to 4.
January i6, 1eH5-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-28
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.u
fnnIn1n.I NM rpnrr AnA

(ORIalNAL Mill CRRRK, &e)
THIS Company continues to oeT to the people Of DelA
its superior advantages Of Insurance aganst Loss
risks.
The Institution s commended By over 20 years ezper
In and attention to the subeet Of Mutual Insurance.
!beng the rst 70 Introduce the principle into stAe
by reason OF which, IL Ia believed ths Managers have
been enabed so to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property to render the member
shp among the most equitable in character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit to ltsa that Its payments have
been prompt and LIBERAL that in % years business and
losses reaching over 100000 not single OF ltiga
ton has occurred, and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more TO the safety than the number and
amount Of ita risks 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance, either requiring too
great an amount 10 single risk Offering un6t OBJ
jeets Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner 1t conceived 1t has the safest and
most select OF insurance. In proportion to the amount
-over Six Millions of Dollars, of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this only reduced the rate of
insurance, at all times moderate onesxth during the
asst two years, but it presents clear surplus fund Of
security against any on the Deposit
Notes. which by the resort to scrip Certacates OF
the balances due 10 each member being issued will
be paying interest 10 them from January 1s02 al The
ateot per cent. per annum thus making still fartn6
dsduction.
1t commenced the year 1852 with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of $25O,OO0
hurplus Fund 10000
II is the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware and such
Presldent-JRssE SHARPE
Secretary sud TreAsurer-RoBKRT MoCABH. MD.
DIRECTORS
Bli Wilson, Brandywine Hd James Delaplain Christi
ana Hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr E, G. stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd Robert McCabo, Mil
Creek Hd; John y. Williamson, White Clay Creek Hid
George JAnyer, New Castle Hd; Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
cader Hd.; John c. CLARK, Red Lion Hd.; VIM. lemple
smyrna; James II. BurnhAm, st. Georges HID; Charlei
T. Fleming Peter Y. Causey Milford; Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for Hsur
Anee as dues Of members:
Ell Wilson, Brandywine lid; Robert MeCsbe, Mil
Creek Hdi James DelapiAin, ChrstianA lId,; John +
williamson, White Clay Creek Hi; Curtis Ii. Ellison
pencAder Hid Rad Lion, St. Georges and Appoquinminb
Hundreds; Joseph @. Griffith, Smyrna; James CrlPpen
New Castle Hd; Charles T. Fleming, Milford ChArlei
Tunnel Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to thu
undersigned, Wilmington will receive immediate Atten
| Ion.
gH ROBERT MoGABB NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-28
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PROCLAMATION.

l. CHARLES KIEPE. Chief Caterer to the citizens Of
wilmington and the public generally, do publish and
declAre:-
season. and may be found done up In the very beat style
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET BE-,
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
=. That OYSTERS now strictly prime, and done
up in the most delicious stswH Pans Prys 4e at the
oyster Bay House in Third Street.
D. That all kinds Of refreshments may be obtsiped at
the said oyster Bay House. In Third Street, dena up ia
the future, In the past to make this refsetory oRe
the best in the United States model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN obtain every
luxury In the shape Of EATING and DRINKING at fair
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
49,, Given under the hand aud seal OF ofiee Of the
Ills said Oyster Bay House in Third Street, between
49, Market and King Streets Wilmington, Delaware
this seventh day Of September, A. D, 1864.
sap20 CIIARLEg KIEPR, Propret
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-28
CLOTHING.

O4O hANO'
REMOVAL
WILLIAM Il. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. l22 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The subscriber informs his friends and the public that
Lie has removed No. 10 East Second Street, to No.
i22 MARKET STREET, third door from the corner of
Second IT, and next door to McInAls rug Store where
he will continue to carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING DUsINRss
in all Its branches He has sold out his stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods, ind has purchased an entire
NEW STOCK OP SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of
FINE FRENCH CLOTHS,
CAssINEREs AND vEsTINeh,
which Is selected from large stocks Of goods viii
offer to the public ali the newest styles OF which
he will in tho latest Styles and may n the best
I ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED II FIT, and to be
what they represented
lie has also A.arge stock Of
GRNTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
ali OF which he will sell at the lowest prices Give him
'-'' '''''' '0''''' WIN. H. QUINN.
HB-The undersigned is pleased to return his thanks
TO his friends and the publieior the patronage literally
bestowed upon him at his old stand and hopes by strict
attention to the wants Of bis suhomers merit con
uTSsSso %cSso-a ''' ''''' WIN. II. QUINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-28

ToHN JACKSON a SONS,
Bill Posters and Bell Ringers,
No. 6 West FIFTH STREET,
auii-f WILMINGTON, DEL.
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Einklc & Lyon sewing Ma
chine.

The following facts demonstrate that these
Machines comprise the HIGHEST IMPROVEMENTS
IN ruE SEWING MACHINE ART, viz -
|. Each MACHINE is guaranteed to give Detter
satisfaction than any other Sewing Ma
chine in the Market, or money refunded
Q. They have taken many of the HIGHEST PIE
NUNS al the most important EXHIBITIONS
and FAIRS ever held IN the United States.
3. They make the LOCK STITCH alike on BON
.. sides-thus saving more than half the
thread and silk used in the raveling.ndge
seams of the loop stitch ana sing: thread
Sewing Machines
a. They are adapted TO the widest range OF
heavy aud light sewing.
8. They have no rafting wires, or delicate at
tachments to keep in repair.
6. They require no taking apart to clean or
oil, and no Lessons" to set needle regu-
late tension or operate Machine.
Please call and examine and demonstrate for
yourself, or send for CIRCULAR with samples OF
sewing.
N. Blown and Country Agents wanted.
FINKLE & LYON $. M. Go.
No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 44yl
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their soft nesting, or the notes of the fores,
birds as they chant his requium. The many ebiI'
dren viii pause in their Tambes in thar od orch.
ara as they come to that spot, for they loved the
man who lies there and the years that have mas
sed over the heads of we children on larger
growth are not so many as to make us forget The
delicate sweetmeats that used to find their way Ia
our mouths from his pockets Ali YES. the
children loved him, and he needs no better eni.
taph to tell posterity he was worthy of affection
than that he could win the love of these ukins
men of angels" His was noble heart =
where he HAD (and who has mott some faults. he
had on the other hand attributes as noble "a man
ever possessed-a depth of PURE philanthropy.
such as may be found in the hearts of few if ANY
OF his fellow-townsmen. The poor, the neglect
ed, the forsaken, were never by him or his noble
hearted wife refused shelter, raiment or food ;
"even as ye have done it unto THESE We have
dcne 1t unto ME" are the words of our blessed
liord, and leaving his errors with Him, who'll
dare to ay.thislphilanthropic whole soued, ten
der.hearted man may not have already received
radiant crown.
All yes, methinks if they knew him, the child
the phllanthropist, the pure, would pause by
that gravein the orchard and drop tear to the
memory of him who lies there 20
In Watervile. May 1th, SARDINIA, wife of W. s.
Brown, aged GA years.
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Public Health. T'he Press.

Advertising has been pronounced 'undignlh-
ed by the medical faculty. A physician who ad-
vertises valuable remedy to fifty people in his
private practice would receive the cold shoulder
from his professional brethren, should he make
its merits known to millions through the columns
OF a newspaper press. his may be "di9nihed'
but is it benevolent, humane or JUST whoever
is fortunate enough to discover or invent any
thing that will prevent. cure or alleviate human
suffering, is bound to make it known, through
every channel of communion within his reach
TO the genial public. For many years the mer-
its of Hostette's celebrated Stomach BitterS have
thus been proclaimed to the world and mutltudes
have been restored to health, or saved from Ia
tai mala1ies in consequence. AS new iacOs nave
been decevelop"5 in relation TO the operation OF
this pure and potent of all otomachics and Alter
alive they have been stated in simple language
to the people OF many lands and II the proprl-
etors of the medicine have derived proht from
their dissemination, thousands OF individuals
have been benefited thereby In the West In
dies, Canada Australia, and SO. America, Hos
letters Bitters are now recognized as the sole
specific for Dyspepsia the best possible SAFE
guard against epidemics, and the finest invigo:
ant in cases of general debility, and the only DIT
fusive stimulant entirely free from hoAic @n IN
gradients. ~
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johnson VVo0len Factory.

STATE of VERMONT, | In Supreme Court,
.LAMOlIILE co IS. August Term, 1866.
Whereas Rachel Divol of johnson in said
county, has presented her petition for divorce
to Hon. VIM G.. Wilson, one of the Judges of
the supreme court OF Vermont, addressed to the
Honorable Supreme Court to be holden at Hyde
Park in said county on the third Tuesday of Au.
gust d 1866, setting forth that on the first
day of September S42 she was lawfully married
to Nathaniel B. Diyoll and that hername before
said marriage was Rachel Hall and that she
lived with her said husband at said Johnson from
the time of her said marriage until October LIST,
1859, at which time the said Nathaniel b. vii.
fully deserted her, and took with him her i've
children, and has since kept them from her and
resided without this state in parts unknown :;
and has ever since wilfuly neglected and refused
to reside with or provide for her, the said Rach
ell and alleging that said Nathaniel b. Divoll is
guilty of wilfull desertion of said Rachel for a
! term -eveeeding rhree consecutive years.
| And further setting forth that her youngest
child's name Is Charlotte Ann Divoll aged II
| oars the 23d day OF September 1865; and furth-
er setting forth that said Rachel has resided in
! said town of johnson ever since the LIST day Of
October A D 1859, and still continues to reside
there and praying said court to assign and de-
/ tree the whole care, custody. CONTROL and pos.
session of said Charlotte Ann, hereafter to her,
| the said petitioner.
And furtuer praying uhat the bonds Of matri-
mony between her and said husbatd may be dis.
severed and divorce be granted her, and that
! she be restored TO all her rights as before said
marriage-and further praying raid Court for an
order allowing her to resume her maiden name,
Rachel Hall And, whereas. ID being made to
appear to said Judge that said Nathaniel b. Div
oil resides without this state so that subpoena
cannot be served upon him, therefore by order of
said Judge, notice is hereby given to said Nath'l
b and he Il hereby required to appear before the
-. nan 20 ha halA II,tI.
within and for the county of Lamoile. on the Sd
Tuesday OF Aug AID 1865, and make answer to
said petition and abide such under direction and
decree as the said court shall seem meet and
said petitioner is directed TO cause this order to
be published three weeks successfully IN the La
noble Newsdeaer paper printed at said Hyde
Park, the last publication of which TO be at least
6 weeks previous To the Sd Tuesday ofAug next.
l.. S. SMALL, Clerk.
S. s. PIKE, Atty. for petitioner. 80
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ggernessnber the Dead

THE subscriber begs leave TO inform those VINO
/ have old daguerreotypes. ambrotypes or pho'
tographs of deceased friends which they wish TO
get copied that he devotes especial attention to
that branch of his business. These pictures,
however faded, can be enlarged and colored' max
ing them equally as good as though taken from
life Having the largest and most complete es-
Enlistment in the State, and keeping only the
best artists in every department, he will guaran
tee satisfaction to all who intrust their work to
his care. Circulars containing full information
sent to any address. A. f. sly Les
20 Burlington, vt.
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[,,y INTERVENTION IN MEXICAN
4 The Washington Chronicle of
\ says ~.
Una nr, confirming positively the re-
the corps of volunteers enrolled
a. Nv Mexican agents has been
10 Same interesting details arc
l. to the motives which induced the
l. Government to prevent the de-
# This corps. We are assured. on
1, authority, that shortly before
ttov communicated to the Count
La the prOtestatiOn, the Count
Lived a letter from the Austrian
IN Washington, in which the
r,s expressed that the departure
koluutecrs for Mexico would be con-
Nv the American government as a
4 the neutrality observed by Aus
~ the present time in this affair,
tbe United States would not fail
[icht time, to avail themselves of
,%mstance as a pretext for inter-
in favor of Juarez, 1t appeared,
evident that the departure of
brian volunteers would be more
Bntal than beneficial to the cause
5FmpcrOr Macmillan; for while
Ober Of troops sent from Austria
4 too small to exercise any marked
4 on the solution of the Mexican
n, the Emperor would be menaced
kbole extent of his American from
the eruption. if not of regular
ot least OF an unlimited number
Masters. The Austrian government
furnishing an excuse for an Amer
teryention, has therefore acted with
regard to the interests of the Mex
pire."
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Nm FACTORIES. Nothing is more
than the present tendency to a clas-
h of laboring pursuits. Form
hans business was like the miscel-
4 stock in a country store--a little
kthing. Now it begins to be re
d that man can generally do but
BIZ best and most proftably, OF
there will be exceptions, Within
Tears it has been found that the
Icturc of cheese could be carried on
more protjtably by mutual
tDn, aud the farmers of a given
! have sold their milk to the man
Ter The same system has been
/ in Orange county, N. T., in re-
kbuter-I'hc farmer sells his milk
Ece depending on its quality, to
Establishment in the neigh borhood,
kycr sends to market, milk, butter
Z, according to the demand. The
81 raising cream at one OF these
Ey differet from that which has
Eherto practiced, Mr. x. A. vii.
] the Utica Herald, gives long
bon Of the processes pursued at the
establishments he has visited,
(which we condense the follow
lpailS are twenty-five inches deep
Nat inches in diameter. They are fill
h milk to within five or six inches
|top and then set in watts through
stream of running water is con-
from springs. Care is taken not
BE the surface of the milk
e pals above that of the
b. the watts The temperature OF
tet lCsirable is not above sixty nor
Forty eight. AS little Of the sur
The cream is exposed to the atmos-
Is possible, and that atmosphere
be moist, so that the top OF the
nay not become dry and thus Heck
tier. The milk of one day is left
spring until next morning, when II
o out, the cream dipped off and put
lately into churns. lp removing
fam, a little nnel-shaped cup,
long, upright handle, is used. II
orally pushed into the pals and the
diPped off. 1t is very expeditions
rted, and the milkline easily deter
By the appearance of the years anc
#ag is churned sweet. In summer
Pam is dipped into the same pals
turned to the spring, and kept ther'
sours. AS fast as the cream i
b, the milk in the pals is emptieC
Rhc watts for making skim mill
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! hare the best assortment Of REA-
DYMADE CLOTHING, Carpets,
Mating, OaCloths, Ladies' Dress Goods,
.Shaaols, Cloaks, Parosols,-in short, any
kind of goods you want that | ever
had.
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Wool CaralIng.

TENHE Subscriber will attend to the business of
n wool carding during the coming season at
ut the mill in Cady's Falls. commencing about
the 10th of June. a. the close OF the season he
will be at the mill on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons TO deliver the rolls. D.PLACE.
May 80, 1866. 2SwT
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Elsa R'a

GtTRAYED into the enclosure of the subscriber,
- 3 yearlings, or small twoyear old steers
brindle and one red & white. The owner is re-
quested to prove property. pay charges and to
take them away. FRANCIS LOCh.
johnson, juno &, 1866. 80
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Free Surveys

vETILL be made and applications promptly
w and faithfully forwarded by me to the Vt.
Mutual Fire ms Co. for insurance against fire.
(No charge extra for travel).
RS.PAGE, Agent, Hyde Park, Vt.
June II, 1866.
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2 lis

aa'on' May 10, Mr.. John W. Chesmore
year OF his age.
'ney laid him In the orchard on the
vel, that was right. Years ago when
nealthy and stalwart through Us long,
w. heard him say he would lie there
,3%ait the resurrection morn Now,
@s bright spring foliage aud fragrant
EaVe forth their sweetness above him,
ae sott' white petals fall not rs then
I, yut prints. but upon his grave, and the
" "hlch lies beneath them hears not
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IN ROLLS READY TO BE NAILED Down, ADAPT
4 ed to Houses, Factories and Buildings OF all
kinds constructed of materials that have stood
the test of 10 years, and manufactured on an en-
tirely different and better plan than any other
composition roofing in use. Secured by patent
Very durable and at low price Circulars and
samples sent free by mai. 0y-Libelal terms to
Agents. READY kOOFlNe W.
3Oyl No 70 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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DODGE MORRILL,!

VTTAS sired by the old Morrill, ~
w Horse, and will stand for N q
the nse of mares the coming sea T1l
son at the stable OF its owner--lT S.~ W
IL miles from Worthwhile. He isNS f~~4Z7l
OF the best blood in the country, N4S.Nd
and for symmetry of form, beauty '-'-s'A ,s
and speed, Is not surpassed in the State of Yer
mont pastureage win be furnished for mares
from distance on reasonable terms.
All casualties TO mares at the lisk OF the own
ers All mares put away before the time Of foal.
ing will be considered with foal,
Terms--Ten Dollars to warrant.
~ HIRAM DODGE.
Morriwille, May 2s, 1865. 2sw6
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MartttN.

An'on, June 2, by Rev. Mr. Dougherty,
" harrington and Miss Ellen M. Warren,
Eden.
June 6, at johnson, by the same. y. l..
eFof Waterville, and Miss Julia A, Scott
f0n.
FA' FL Parsonage, In Waterbury Center
evening, June 10, by Rev g. Whitney,
y NJ. Alexander of Morristown and
A. Bennett Of Stowe.
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For sale.

DANE Secondhand top buggy for or horses
NDone secondhand wagon, and one 2horse lum-
Der wagon, Enquire of o. A. WOODBURY..
20 at Morrisville,
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Another school-meeting has been
10 this district, on Friday the Goth
at ! o'clock, P. NJ.
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Please call and looOk at my goods and buy "
on wish TO. A. X. CAMP.
Stowe, Apr. 80, 1866. -
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/ YORK WEEKLY MAGIzINB,-This
Excellent periodical, published by
PIX 5 Hill, 70 Nassau street, New
has commenced it's second volume
new story by Mrs. Wood (author-
Past L.ymae)-cMitled LADY ABE
OAm