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TO ooNsuMPTIvEs.

The advertiser having been stored IN health In few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung Affection aud that
disease Consumption-is anxious 10 make known to h
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, he will send copy OF the prosci ip-
ton used res OF charged with thh directions for prepAr
ing and using the fame which they will find SURE CUR.
for ConsHnphoH, Asthma, BT0Hch It's, C0ughs Cds and
all Throat and Lung Affections The only object the
advertiser In sending the Preserp pton is to benefit the
afflicted and spread information which he eonceyes 10
b. invaluable, aud he hopes sufferer will try his
renedV as II will cost them nothing, nd may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return mail
will please address kgv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dae2S-wlv WilliamtburRh Kings Co.. New York.
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DYERERSIn.

DIR. srRICKLAND's TONIC is a concentrated prepa
ration Of Roots aud Herbs, with antaeds and earmnA.
lves to strengthen the stomach and system Ii
Is certain remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion, Ner
vousRess, Loss Of Appetite. Acidity Of the stomach
Flatulency and Debility. II Is not alcoholic therefore
particularly suited for Weak, Nervous aud Dyspeptir
persons For sale by all Druggists everywhere at per
bottle. janl2W&Bly
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR
RRNEWER

Has proved itself to be the perfect preparation for
the hair of red to the public,
Itisa vegetable compound, aud contains no Injurious
ii WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGI-
NAL COLOR,
II will keep the hair from falling out.
II cleinses the feap, aud makes the hair soft luHIous
and silken.
II Is splendid hair dressing.
NJ person, old or young, should fall 10 uss II.
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THR FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
ps-A'k for Halls Vegetable siellan Hair Remover,
and take no other.
RIP HALL & co,
NASHUA, n II. .,PRoPRiEfoRs.
Flr sale by all Druggists. ap2J-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

G6r rLEcTURE.-Rev. Leighton Coleman,
pastor of ST. Johns Church, Brandywine
Village, will lecture in the Good Templars'
Hall, Friday evening, May 11th, at O'Clock,
p. NJ. subject-"Ye ago" Admission
20 cents. Proceeds TO be devoted to the
Temperance cause. Mr.. C's reputation is
enough to secure for him full house, 1t is
hoped our citizens will not allow this oppor-
tunity of ''killing two birds with one stone"
10 PASS unimproYed Fill the hall, and by
so doing you will show that your sympathy
is with the Temperance people.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COhfAfENQINn "

IL A. NJ
l. BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10th, 1866.
~ Trains VIII leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows:
o., EXPREss ,iss TRAIN AZ AIS A. h, (Mondays excepted
ior baltimore and Washington stopping Chester viii
mngton, Newark Rkton, North.East PeryVIlle iiavro
ss oIAes, Anerdeen Perrymans Magnolia chssss and
wAY,MAIL TRAIN at SIS 4. NJ, tsundays excepted }
Sr oah1Ie, stopping at all regnla ons teween
DELAWARE r. R. TRAIN at sit :. ~, tsuniays
sseepeoJ ijr Princess Anne, Milford and intermediate
.. E6PREss TRAIN At ll45 A. NJ Sundays sxesptedJ
Tor Baltimore and Washington '' -F~"
baltimore aud WAshingto stopping al hester Cavmont
n nmi,mngton, Newark kk.on, North East, PerryVills
nolla Chases aud siemmer's Run . 1's s'''''' '''e
w0shaE EXPRESS at 1lOO P. NJ. for Baltimore and
sSengers By boat frsm Baltimore for Fortress Mon
IL AZ NotlVT N gliy Point and lebmond will take the
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
Leave Philadelphia at 9OO lilb A. M.4ao & 90 and
~ p M The 4s0 p. NJ train eonnaets win nsswars
h1iroaa Ier Harrington aud intermediate stations
ana s ~ wilmington y at 045, 500 and $40 A. NJ
o r1ns s5d ior New Castle leave Philadelphia at 900
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at llOO ~, As5 and lOoOPM.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
T26, and 10 30 p. NJ. ' S' -
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore I.25 A. ~, Way Mail. p90 A. ,Ex
NJ, Express w - ~ N-P'''e'' O. 80
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 4 % and 1862 A. NJ, s3sPM
wilmington at 523, 33 A. NJ. and ii5 P NJ
fREIdHT TRAINS. WITH PASSENGER can
ATTACHED,
WIN leaye ~ fullovs.-Wmiugt5u for Parrvvtls and
intermediate stations, at $40 p NJ Baltimore for Havrs
% M s apa lntermedAte stations at 446 r. NJ Perry.
ths ior wilmington snd intermediate stations at "a
~ a. a. &C. teohneetlng a. Wilmington with the SEQ A. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
,REss EAPREss TRAIN at AIS A. NJ, for Balti,noya and
Washington, stopping at Chester WILMINGTON NewsrI
ENton North East Perryville, Havre a. Clrsea Absr
' Magnolia, Chass's and stsmme Run
w.h,a EAPhEss at 11.0O Z. NJ, for Baltimore and
on ASUaMoDAIioN .1S TRAIN at 80 p M for Whining
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at SIS P. NJ, stopping at Hav,a ia
usaos, feiiyvine and Wilmington. Also stops al Ekon
w aks passengers for Philadelphia and leave
Washington Baltimerel and Chesfsr "a
eA'e PasseARersirom Baltimore Washington,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
srom wilmington for Philsdelphia and intermediate
II 2 Upuruv
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the CONFESSIONS AND nxPHRI-

pub,hed for tue benefit and as a CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
biltY, Premature Decay OF Manhood, &C. supplying at
he sims time THE MEANS sELF-CuRg by one v ho
has cured himse after undergoing considerable quaeke
~. by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope ii ag
{ opies frce Of charge, may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
ian26-1y brooklyn. Kfngs, CO.. NJ Y,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

The following poem, by Francis De Haes
tsnvier was read in the Senate chamber at
Washington, on Thursday evening, May 3,
nv Mr.. Murdoch, for the first time, with
gIeat effect. 1t was read by the author at
she closing ceremony of the fair held In
Philadelphia for the benefit of the Soldiers
and Sailors Home, and was first published
in the Philadelphia Press;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
uuItnllq nm ynunu

Gentleman who suffer ed for years from Nervous De-
billiy, Premature Decay and all the effects youthful
indscreton will for the sake II suffering humanity send
tree u all who need It, the recipe aud directions for max
Ing the simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishing 10 profit by the advertisers experience DO
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
dee2l WY No. 70 Chambers st, Nov York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
sTRANoE. RItT TuIfn

Eyoy lady aud gentleman In the United States
hear something very much their advantage by re-
turn all rea Of ehargeh by addressing the
ed Those having fears OF being hnmbugged will obgu
b. not uOicug his card All others viii please address
thelr obedient servant, TH0s. y. CHAPLAIN
uee2j-wly S3l Broadway, New York,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
DIR. sTRICKLAND,s mEILIFI,uoUs
COUGH BALSAM,

Is warranted TO be the only preparation known to cure
coughs, Colds Hnrsens's Asthma, whoopns Cough
Chronic Coughs, susnptian, Br0nehts sad Crnnp
Being prepared fom Honey and Herbs il eaing soft
ruini, and eSpsetorating aud particularly suitable tor
all ale tous q the Throat and Lungs For sale BY lrug
gsts eVeryWhsre- jau12-w6s1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utm st success by Dr. J. IsAACS
orullsi aud Aurst, 10 nierly of LeJjen, Holland No
bl9 PINE Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from the
most reliable the City County can be seen
Al his Office. The medical faculty invited to So
company their PATIENTS he has In hir prAe.
tice. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pair No
charge made for examination. febiOIy
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nn. srRIcKLANp,s PILE REMEnY

Has cured thousands Of the worst Of Blind and
Bleadng Piles. II gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try II directly. II IL warranted to
cure. For sale by all Druggists at o repts per bot
tie. iaui2-w&sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
NEWARK ACADENIv.
PROFEssoa EDWARD D. PORTER, A NJ, PRISoipAL
SUMMER SESSlON-1S66

Q VI NJ Il 5 6TU n = I66b,
The 234th Session OF this institution will commence
WEDNESDAY, May 3D. 1896, and ea itinue five mouths.
Its healthy location, convenient splendid Libra
ry and PhioGUph cal Appa atuE and moderate charges
render 1t the desirable schools IN the country
ijr boys and young men. For full Information address
EDWARD u. PORTER,
A26-2m Newark, Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
ANOTHER CURE ron CHOLERA.


Great difference of opinion exists among
scientific physicians in regard to the employ.
ment of stimulants in the treatment of
cholera. DR.. Ure, of Edinburgh, says that
"there never was greater error committed
than that of giving cayenne pepper, mus
tard, camphor, brandy, salt, &c, in cholera.
These stimulants have been employed from
time immemorial among all nations, and yet
thousands upon thousands die at every yisi-
taton of the epidemic" here propose to
give method Of treating cholera 30 simple,
80 rapid, so certain, that it should commend
itself to every unprejudiced mind. assert
that II will cure when stimulants, opiates
and the vast list Of experimental remedies
which have been used in this complaint
utterly fail. Even when the disease has
progressed 80 far that eminent physicians
have given up the case as hopeless, have
seen restoration by this mode take place al
most simultaneously. Time-cven q few
minutes-Ollen decides the fate of II person
attacked; therefore speed is great desidera-
tum, and the treatment here recommended
is the quickest on the face of the earth.
In cholera the serum or watery part of the
blood runsof, leaving only the ocrdssamentaAu,
or thick portion, This is shown from the
fact that the bodies of those who die from
the disease, present the extraordinary pc
culiarity of being without fluid. Nothing
remains but the thick parts of the blood
mere clots or coagula in the large vessels,
and dark, grumous blood in the smaller ones.
The first indication is to stop this enormous
hemorrhage Medicines administered by
the mouth cannot meet the case like going
directly to the seat of the disease - the
bowels For this purpose use this injection.
Its simplicity is such that child can give il
1t is er-lailing cure;-
Tincture kino no......."...."."..one ounce.
| Tincture opii. -Four dNchms.
Amylum Common starch). One ounce
| Tepid water er..........,........,..Si six ounces
MIX. Inject slowing into the bowels. The
injection mixture should be of the consist
ency of thin Cruel II it should come away
it must be Immediately repeated. If the in
lection be properly administered and in suf
flcient quantity it will stop the discharge
from the bowels in fifteen minutes, ant
nothing will pass them for several days The
patient is then safe.
A weak mixture of chloroform, spirit
camphor and turpentine may also be taker
by the mouth. 1t is the only interna
remedy that l have ever seen amount tC
much.
If the above injection cannot be quickly
obtained preparation of starch water, con
tanning solution of alum Or laudanum
forms cheap, convenient and effective in
lection.
BY this treatment will pledge all that
am worth that can cure more cases o
cholera than all other systems of medici N
combined can possibly effect. Cor. Of the N
Y. Herald
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

Il RAILROAD ROUTE FROM CAMDEN.
Low FARE.
m IN and after MONDAY, January s, 1866 the Express
Iasns hI,n o. me kAr4n and Delaware Bay Railroad will
ieave nv, Oamden from Vins Street Ferry, at1 p. NJ.
Ihtough In hours-fare..... ........,,,,. a. 90
excursion Tickets good for days)......,... o 90
York next morning. ~ ." -o"
30 at New York tExPress Llne) leaves Pier No. at
l2;sl 4. NJ, and arrives In Camden at $50 p. ii,
Freight and Accommodation Line leaves Al p NJ and
arrives at Camden at II z NJ
Freight taken at LOW RATES Apply To
b. y. COLE, Agent,
,.o,s Cuoper's Point, Camden,
Ieps-N w. .. SNEDEN. snperlntanlanl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHOLERA--THE REMEDY.
Dlt. J. sIMMs SONS
~ IT n r II ID " ID 1T ID


@ II o LIE RA SY RUP,
The great and oersn cure for Acute and Chronic Dsr
rhmi, Dysentery, Cramps Cholera horbus, Collie,
Cholera lniantum, Pains In the Stomach and
Bowels, Bowel Complaints, aud the
summer Diseases Of Children.
As remedy in Cholera II has no equal. II has cured
the reapsed and collapsed stages Of this terrible
epidemic II has been used with enls success during
tile ysintons OF this great disease In 1882 ls4s and
ther periods For 80 years IL has admitted no rival
aud has proved beyond all comparison the only re-
medy known. II contains opium or other narcotics
and is perfectly sifs to adults or infants.
Ls-see our Circular of Pure Family Medielues
Prepared only by
Or. J. sIMMs & SON,
Physicians and Druggists corner Of Fourth and King
Streets, Wilmington Delaware.
sold by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY CowDHN, and DrorF 4
Co, rhiladephia; BURTON and Cow0ILL 4 SON, Dover,
Rnd country stoiekeepers. Ap2T-t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

ma, m, youthful soldier had laid down 10 die
ihough many friendly form was round
him strown,
lie rested there, in silence-and alone.
II was 1.-THE Widows son"-with upturned
face,
His eyes were fixed upon the starry dome.
Duc painful consciousness had given place
~, 10 a sweet vision OF his happy home.--
II, MS mother met him at the open door
She ciasped him in her loving arms once
The fancy tlod-he turned his gaze below,
And, in the distance, through tho shade,
deserted,
one, with flaming tOarch, pass too and fro,
side;
And kneeling by him, on the bloody ground.
Essayed, with care, TO staunch each stream.
ing wound
He seemed stranger;-and in mute sur.
prise,
The soldier scanned his kindly features
o'er:--
No marital badge adorned his simple guise;
No glitering weapon at his side, he wore
But, in the sacred bond of sympathy,
A BROTHER, and q CHRISTIAN, claimed to
be.
A Christian brother-ol that noble band
Who practise what the blessed Saviour
taught
Whose labors are the glory of our land;
Whose great commission from high heaven
was brought,
When DER the silent plains of Bethlehem
rang,
The blisslul anthem which the angels sang.
He brought the sufferer from the dreary
wood,
And through the field, amid the PROSTATE
dead,
Down to the roadside where cottage stood,
And found him there shelter, aud bed
Then smoothed his throbbing brow and
tangled hair,
And watched him with fathers tender
care.
But all in yain-lor, with the waning night
His breath grew shorter, and his strength
failed fast,
Til, in the early mornings misty light,
The hour approached which was to be the
last;
And, with qulvering lip, and fearful eye,
The faithful stranger told him he must die
Then, drawing still more closely to his side,
Spoke of the Saviour's love to fallen men;
OF Him who, siness, for the sinful, died,
Yet lives, that those who die may live
again.
He bore him TO the cross, and left him there
That prayer preyailed--lhe soldier raised
his eyes,
And softly whispered, Lord, remember
mel
When lOl as from the gates of Paradise,
lie seemed an angel in the gloom, to see
heavenly glory DER his features spread,
He breathed his mothers name-and he wal
dead
Twas on that night-the widow sat alone,
Within her little cottage in the vale;
Her thin white hair had still more silverN
grown,
Her brow more furrowed, and her cheel
more pale;
Some strong presentiment had banishe,
sleep,
And held her thus, weary watch TO keep.
The hours went on-she noted not thei
flight;
one rose, anu slowly tOttefeu 10 the uOOf.
And, in the rising moons uncertain light,
Gazed down the path she oft had watched
before
She saw fgure-through the wood
pressed,
And her lost son was folded on her breast
The day appeared-its frightening glor.
cleaned
Down the dark mountain, mid the vapor.
air,
And through the little cottage windoy
streamed;
But all was silent-only Death was there
For, ere that morning cast its beams abroad
The widow, with her son, had gone to God
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
OrrOpPR qnEb 1Qax

OCTOBER aOth, 1865.
The Cars will leave Delaware Avenue Depot
Every 20 minutes from 63l A. NJ, until B3I A. NJ
10 " s,sl M, s2i p. NJ.
20 " S.2l r. NJ, " 1901 2. NJ
Returning, will leave Front and Walnut Streets
Every 20 minutes from $50 A. NJ, until s.56A,M.
10 " S.55 A. NJ, S.45 r. NJ
10 $40 p. NJ, " 1925 p. NJ.
car will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 p NJ
to meet ihe train leaving Philadelphia at 10 Pm.
ON TIE RISING SUN ROAD
Car will run follows, making close connections with
the Cars the City line.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
I30 A. N. ""N Funsuo'PhiAA
!, Leave PHILADELPHIA at eco P. Wilmington at 7ss
rsssengers 70 and from Baltimore can now go through
Nlnhout stopping over at Wilmington as Heretofore
faaaengers leaving Baltimore at 1876 A. NJ for Eaaern
ohore Will change at New Crstle Ju, cton passen.
Wilmington. NJ O. sRWIIii IL Hai' NJ
nj d
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Bua-
ness Life have nnelnalled advaniaes for doing so all
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11


dent Policy in the Travellers of Hartford if
you are going to visit Europe, first secure
Marine Policy In the same company.
u. A. VAN TRUMP, State Agent,
Also, General Insurance Agent,
SOs Market Street, Wilmington, Del,
tT-THE FLOWERS OF CuBA.-Cuha pro-
duces, in wild state, thousand odorous
and rare flowers, delightful to the senses,
but Bryan's Pulmonic Waters impart to
your voice, lungs and throat, sweetness
and perfection that the flowers of Cuba can
not surpass. Sold by all druggists.
WANTED-A situation by a young
married man as Clerk in some light bust
ness. Can speak German and English, and
furnish good reference. Address JonN Il.
FISH, No. 623 Jefferson Street, Wilmington,
Delaware.
eB-The citizens Of Wilmington are re-
gpectfully informed that all of the popular
Patent Medicines can be obtained at the
Drug Store, 900 Market Street.
KITTREDGE u Co.
ES-An easy and smooth fitting shirt Is a
luxury. You can get the article made of
good materials and at low price of the manu-
tacturer at No. 517 Market St., opposite the
City Hall. JOHN @. Cole, Agent
EE- Night Blooming Cereus, extracts of
Pond Lilly, Boquet, Frangipanni and va
riety of other popular perfumes, can be OBJ
tanned at the drug store of
KITTREDGE & Co.,
600 Market Street,
(McClarY's Buildings)
sB Barry's Tricopherous, Halls Vegeta-
bic Sicilian Hair Remover, Mrs. Taylor's
Hair Restorer, and Chevalier's Life for the
Hair, at the popular drug store of
KITTREDGE e. Co.,
600 Market Street,
(McClary's Buildings.)
E8-One No 0, Grover & Baker, Shuttle
Machine, in good order, is offered for sale.
Apply az 2QS King Street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-20
A Dr0ll Postmaster.

In the days of Andrew jackson, his Post
master. General, Amos Kendall, wanting to
whereabouts was the source Of the Tombig.
bee river, wrote for the required information
to the postmaster of a village on its course
''Sir," wrote the high officer to the lower
''this department desires to know how far
the Tombigbec river runs up. Respectfully,
ETC." The reply was brief, and read thus !:
"Sr. the Tombigbee river doesn't run up at
all it runs down. Very respectfully, etc. "
The Postmaster General continued the cor
rcspondcncc in this style: "Sir, your APP.
pointment as postmaster at---is revoked.
You will turn over the funds, papers, ETC.,
pertaining to your Office, to your successor.
Respectfully, etc" The droll postmaster
closed the correspondence with this parting
shot: ''Sir, the revenues Of This Office for
the quarter ending September 30th, have
been IS cents It's expenditures same period,
fpr tallow candles, twine, ETC., Sl.05. !
trust my successor is instructed to adjust the
balance due me Most respectfully"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-20
A Dog Sold.

The following is described by the informor
ever nUiiced:
A gentleman in New Haven recently cree
ted on Chapel street, near the colleges, a
large and beautiful residence, and adorned
the grounds with extraordinary taste and ex-
pense. Among other ornaments, net far
from the street, he placed a large cast-iron
statue of dog, whose belligerent appearance
and defiant attitude made him look as large
as life, and twice as ugly. For weeks after
ward, ''the little dogs and all'' on passing
by the house never failed to give the statue
complimentary bark and growl, which,
however, never disturbed its equanimity.-
But one day, big Towser from the country
was following his masters market wagon
into town and happened to spy the hostile
form of the castiron foe. A preliminary
growl and bow WOW produced no effect
Surly and defiant, his enemy continued to
gaze at him. Canine nature could stand II
no longer. One leap over the fence brought
him into the yard, and two or three more
carried him to his mute antagonist. Quick
err than thought he attempted to fasten his
teeth in the cast-iron chops of the statue
but the next moment gave up the contest
The last seen of that dog was, he went sneak
| ing out of the yard with his tail between hi
legs, the most completely sold specimen o
! canine society ever Witnessed.