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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

ENTERPRIsE OF A FRENCH REPoRTER-
One day, when the Place de Pant heon was
the scene of riot, Dongelot installed him.
self in the midst of shower of stones and
other missiles, pen in hand, to note the in.
cidents, as faithful reporter. Amid the
yells and groans OF combatants, and the clat.
ter OF the cavalry over the hard pavement
into the ranks of the seditious, a friend es.
pying the indefatigable reporter, hailed him:
mani are you madi" he shrieked; "run
from there, or you will be killedw
Dongelet, without needing his advice, re.
tanned his position, watch in one hand and
pen in the other, recording, minute by min.
ute, the aspect of the conflict
do you not hear me?" cried the friend
again; tits certain death to remain there. "
Heaven will guard me. But since you
are going, oblige me by handing these notes
to my journal. You will tell them that
remain on this spot to record the end of the
affair"
One hour after the adventurous journalist
was struck by stray ball. He was convey
relief.
"Are you woundedG"
Yes, replied Dongelot, land seriously;
for am not able to write''
You positively must not think of writ.
ing, said the doctor, bruscuely; "it will
excite you too much. You must remain
quiet"
THAT is not the most important thing at
present, " rejoined the reporter, gasping for
breath. Each one to bis task; mine is to
chronicle this affair. Give me your assist
ance for one moment Write for me at lhe
bottom of the page this post seriptum:
Three O'Clock and twenty minutes p. NJ.
After discharge of Musketry by the SOL
diers, there were found among the ranks of
the people three wounded and one dead. ~
How, one deadF" demanded the surgeon;
''who then is deadg"
VI" replied the Dongelot, and expired.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

a sHRRwD ANswBR.-we do not rcolleet To
nave seen tue following anecdote of Mr. Lin
coin before. 1t is good specimen of The ne.
euliar incisiVeness of his intellect. He Was Fs
waite mal'eu On oy committee of Republican sena-
a concurrence, on the part Of every member of
MS cabinet, with the President in the princi.
PIES ana policy of his Administration. MI.
Lincoln withheld any expression of his own
sentiments, but said there was one question he
wished each Senator to consider carefullv and
to answer to his own cons,enee-.and thS, aus .sa.
TINS; "YOu urge, said he, ''the Importance
oil having each member of my Cabinet agree
H'h ne but are you not reaily the most any
lous that should bavea Cabinet, every member
Of winch agree 'oith your" When they were
prepared to answer this question he begged
them to come back, aud he would give aneiber
interview Hagreement with him was what thew
really wanted, that was already secured. The
committee did not return.-Nesoark Adyertiser
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

GOOD ONE--Durng the FIRST years OF
inc war when the change was scarce and
some large firms were issuing currency M of
their own, farmer went to a store N ~
nelghboring town and bought some goods
and gave to the merchant a five dollar b,iI
Of which he wanted seventy.ive cents hack
Inc merchant counted out the amount and
handed 1t over to the farmer He looked at II
a moment and inquired. Whats tbisyS re
my currency" said the merchant "Wal
iaint good for nothin' where live, +" said
the farmer, Very well, " replied the mer SaiI
chant, keep it till you get a dollars worth T5
and bring i TO my store and will give Won
dollar bill for it," The farmer nocLc,ed
the change and departed. A few weel,s
after he went into the same store and boncht
goods to the amount of one dollar and aftar
paying over the identical seventy.fiye cents
he took out handful of pumpkin seeds anj
counted out twenty-five Of them, and passed
them over to TO the merchant "Whv y
says the merchant, whats thisYn "IvsI'n
says the farmer, this is my currency and
'',i when you get dollars worth bring ii out to
my, place and / will give you dollar bili for
IT, "-Bellohs Fall Times.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

LITTLE DEEDS OF KINDNESS Each of a thor
sand acts of love costs very little of itself and
YET when viewed together who can estimate
their valuef The child whose good offices are
elways ready when wanted to run up stairs and
down, to get chips, or rock the cradle, to run on
ah errand and right back, all with a cheerful
ook and o pleasant temper, has a reward along
WI. WIN suc9 duties If little girl cannot take
his, she can get the slippers, or nut awav his s
oook, or gently comb his thin locks; and whether
she thinks of it or not, these little kindnessea
thst come from loving heart, are the sunbeams
mat light up dark and WOeful world.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

BOLD RoBBERY-A NICE You've Man
STEALS SET OF DIAMONDS Jaccar,I
y Co, jewellers, Of St Louis, on Wednns
day, was robbed Of a ten thousand 81, %,
diamonds in very ingenious manner. Tbr
!hiei was an elegantly dressed genteel look
,,ng man, ana Claimed to be looking for a
in St. Joseph. He was shown an assnr, ssUrp
ment Of valuable diamonds amonc S oIbnr
things, and while the salesman was en,,a,ro v'uot
IN waiting upon some ladies the gent NAL
an urgent excuse for u trip to tho basemc", mem
~ conndentlal whisper, and passed down
leaving his hat on the counter ""'
he then passed through side door into
Lcitcn $ IfuS store, and drawing forth can
SwW,heeaiGu w,ll about his clothes passed out
When the salesman finished serying H. inI. pI,,
customers he discovered that a casket , ,",l
tanning ten thousand dollar diom0nd s,,
had gone with the stranger 7e'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
SONG.
ny ALICE CARY.
lear heart, a love SO truly true

Dear heart, a love so truly true
Not heaven itself opposes,
Blown softly like the morning dew
Among the blowing roses
From you to me, from me to you,
Like dew among the rosesl
Ay, more, a love so tree from stain
High Heaven alone discloses-
Blown affluent as the morning rain
Among the blowing roses
From me to you and back again,
Like rain among the rosesl
Sweet heart, it seemeth to my view
The sweetest of all sweet posies--
From you to me, from me to you,
Like rain among the roses
Like dew and rain, like rain and dew
Among the blowing rosesl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
"sowING TO THE FLESH,
BY GRACE W. ntNsDALE.

Do not spend lfe's little day
Sowing seed whose fruit decays;
Throw not time and strength away
In toll which meier repays
Do not bound the souls desires
With the earth's horizon-line
When to God thy heart aspiros
Through the power of grace divine
DO not sit beneath the shade
OF tree in earthly ground,
When thy deathless soul was made
For joy earth hath not found
Transient, vain, deceitful joys
Cheat our souls and waste our years;
And the world its art employs
10 suppress our rising fears.
Sowing to the flesh, we reap
Fruits of death, though fair they seem
Soul, awake, and dread the sleep
Which destroys thee with Il dream.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
DAVID MEREDITH.
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FREIGHT Offlcg T.. ". 4 B.fR Il. Co,
WILMINGTON, Oct. 23d. 1866
Msssrs. L. AHlsH %, agents tor Dr.. Mishfct's Midi
cuidi BiGcfs.
GEH1s have ten troubled lr sAmn time with severe
cough and cold ana haze taken many different medicines
with hut lite rct was Induced (by persons who had
tried your celrIte1 Mishlafs itirrs 90 give trial
have du1n , an must say truihniiy AMI rheerfully
yet tkru have taken hva bottles and shall continue
on until afn entirely restored.
Worry Respectfully Yours &c,
MORRIS NJ. ANDERSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYA MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

HS- Tho original Medicine established in 1s97 and
hsi article oi the Kind ever introduced under the uae
OF iuLhoSlo WAPRRs, in this any other country, nil
othef fulmOnic Waters are counterfeits The genune
each Wafer 80 "A"P7u u'
These Waters have been before the public for nas
hiHy years. and the Immense sale attained not only IL
america but In foreign countries fully attest tbsr IN
u,nsie Wurth; The medical properties superior 10
any othel Article offered for the cure nf ulmoparv n
nonchlAl affections, and the quantity contained in sac
box is nearly double that of the many worthless ,it
tous advertised. i''A
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS
eure Coughs, Colds Sore Throat lIoarsenoss Astbm,
uataTrs, bronchitis Difficult Breathing, Splitting ~
blnod, rains IN the Chest, Ineipent Consumnou ,nj
az diseases o the lungs. Not only aordinR temnorty
RELIEF but eifeeting rapid and lasting cnro ami az
warranted to give satisfaction In every instance T
40 not nauseae like alcoholic compounds and tho ma
chal properties are combined In form go arra,stta
and pleasant to the taste that any child will rfsv
take them Ono dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To VooALlsrs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS thess WAT,
arc peculiarly valuable they will in one dav romor
the most severe occasional hoarseness and Their ram
TAR use tor few days will at all times increasa H.
power and eXibility Of the voice greatly imprnvn W M
tone compass and olearness for which purpose they a
regularly used by many professional vocallsts ~
me very great celebrity Of this invaluable renad,
tations which dlsappoint the Just expectso1s %, % NJ
dcine. huH"'iie me'
See that the word, "BRYAN," is stamped nm ...,,
OF the Proprietor, JOB MosEs,r on eaeh wTs1r :.
eounteriet which Is lolgery. As-OGsnding parls wili
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law VIII
BRIAFs PuLMoslo WAPERs for sale by all Drur,s,
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
dec29-ly ~ oortlandt Street New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

MAN WITHOUT ARMS OR LEGS. Arthur
haVanagh is candidate for Parliament
from Wexford county, Ireland:-Kavanagh
is but the head and trunk of man, and was
born in that condition He has but two
little stumps where the arms should be, and
the same as regards the lower limbs If
elected, he should be borne into the House in
mems arms, or in machine of some sort
ana taken to and fro at each divisionl He
is highly educated man, aud the possessor
oil large property, and is moreover u famous
sportsman. Strapped into sort of bowl on
his horse's back, he rides like a very fiend
after the hounds. He is also a great Yachts.
man, and couple of years ago he published
q handsome volume giving an account Of
his voyage to Albania in his vessel, the Eva
SO called after the wife of the Anglo Nor
man chief, Strombow, the daughter of Der
mod McMurrough, King of Lcinster from
whom this Mr.. Kavanagh is linealy de-
scended. This King Dermod has an evil
notoriety in Irish history, as it was he who
first invited and brought over the English To
this country. He sought their aid to enable
pm TO resist the forces brought against him
Dy hoderick O'COnnOr, King of Ireland, and
the Prince OF Bretug, whose wife had either
eloped with Dermod or fed to his protection
from her husband. 1t was on this incident
that Moore founded his song of 1.-THE valley
lay smiling before me-" in which occurred
the well.known lines:
'On our side is virtue and Erin,
On theirs is the Saxon and guilt
Mr.. Ravanagh has in his possession a val
uaOle portion of the estates OF his ancestors.
in Carlow and Wexford. He is not bad
man, put he has no popularity to speak of,
ana doubt very much that he will obtain
a seat IN Parliament which he covets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

A hungry 1rishman, not long since in
London, mistaking barber shop for an eat
ing house, holted in and begged to be serv.
cd The barber, supposing, from the length
OF his beard that he wished TO be shaved
knocked up baisin of suds, and placing il
before him, with wash ball in il, went
backward to get the razor Pat, without
waiting for grace, supped up the suds, and
swallowed the washball, and on the Dar.
ber's returning with the razor, coolly oh.
served, "There is no occasion for knife.
honey; your soup is very good, but your
turnip was not quite billed enough" ~ So
paying the money, he badc The astonishcd
barhar adieu.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
iecttully Yours, &c,
MORRIS NJ. ANDERSON.
Mm.mlNnrnY nnt oh.I

n " IImINITlN' VfI. z1!h IbDB.
4. Aiken a Co., Ag. MS for Dr. u, INSIDERS Bners
1t a ds me pleasure to say that your itters very
valuable IN Case Of cramps. AIN somewhat subject 10
them Your Bitters gave me roliet ir.medistsly
CHARLES SIMMONS,
No. ZIG Nolt Front Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
$500 REWARD.

will pay 5000 to the proprietor OF any medicine that
show greater number of genuine certificates Of
effected by It, tho place where Il is made than
NllslLERS hEKB BIrrERS-pf Consumption, Dys.
pepsni Liver Complaint, Bloody Rnx, Dialrh@a, Ty.
phnd ntlrmitten and Bilious Fsyers Favnr and que
Cholera Mlrbus yellow Jaundcs, scrJiuli Running
S1n legs, Cane-r, Abscoss; Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Coughs Cilds, Crimp in the Stomach Chronic Disrrhos
Plies Teter scald Head uphnoms, or falling away sick
peculiar to children, Leuchorrhea, Falling Of tha
Womb all Instructions to the duo coarse OF nature in
lem tles All yeneral disc lses and all complaints arsing
rni impuro Blood weak and diturlersd Of the
stomach, Liver Kidneys. Certificates of OF the
Yellow favpr In Mexico can also b. furnlshel.
Remember, it il docs not cure, tho money will bo re.
funded by the proprietor
BENJAMIN MtSIlLER,
5. T. Garner Of Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa.
females afflicted with Irregularities will and this
m'di;iur very beneficial.
For sale Wholesale aud retail 10y
A. AlrKEN a CO,
deueral state Agents,
No los West Front IT,,
AMI ly all Druggists aud Merchants.
Families should not he without it. oet2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
GEORGE G0UERT,
No IL Z 4th street.
P. W. 4 b. Il II. Co,

Mossrs a. Ak1n ,fC0 Agents for Dr. Mishici's Medicine
sRS ~ have been subject fer some time to severe
cilis and i0ve aud was advised Try your medicine
did sn, and in jnftee to you 1t cured entirely
Dnud At the ahovi pltce any time during thu day
to give any Information that may Ic desired in iavcr Of
yonf valuable medicine.
Yours truly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

toor grave. Respeck for the high office re-
strained him from saying that the Democra-
sy coodent carry sich cussed load, but lie
wood say that the result Nv the election in
New York, where they depended solely on
muscle and Niger, wieh Is the reel Demo-
cratic capital, and succeeded, while where
tne Democracy wuz loaded down with John
sonianism they failed, satisfied him that the
President was inkubus. He sed this with
all doc respeck for the offs Mr Morrisscy
further remarked that he he'd also personel
reasons for making this request. lie com
menced in humble position, and he'd filled
the eye long enuff to satisfy his modest am.
bisheni he had walloped Sullivan and Hee-
nan, he'd owned the fastest horses, and won
/ more money at faro than any man in Amcri.
ka. His ambshen wuz satisfied so fur ez he
wuz concerned, but he hoped to leave behind
MIN Tor his infant son, (Which wuz only ~
years NV age, and wich he'd development
Nv intellect and muscle remarkable for one
so tender, hevin already walloped every boy
IN the skool to wich he waz a goin) he de-
sired to leave that son honorable name
II he'd bin given out that he wuz supper
ter OF the individool who okkupied the Presi-
denshel offs, and it wuz inioorin him. lie
wished that stigma removed-a REGARD FOR
HIS REPUTAsHEN forced him to insist upon it,
And this epistle wuz dooly signed,
his
JOHN ID MoRRIssEY, NJ c.
mark.
There WIZ a silence in the Cabinet This |
last stroke intensified the gloom wich he'd |
settled onto the Government, and c2 turn. |
cd my tear-dewed eyes l saw the great drops |
coursin down the checks NV every one pre-
sent. Mr.. Seward retired without saying /
anything about ninety days and one by ono
they oil dep led.
1t wuz y an time There wuz other
letters yet to be read, but no one he'd the
heart to open 'em. made move in that
uireckshun, but AndrOo prevented me-
m sick, murmured he, in husky voice.
"help me to bed" saw the great man
bury his intellectooal head beneath the snowy
klVrln OF his Oneasy couch, all but the nose, |
wich in him is the thermometer of the sole,
and wich accordingly glowed, not with the
yoosooal brilliant hue, hut with dull, dead
and CHASTITY bloc. Noticin the cOnvulsve
heavins Nv the kivers wich betrayed the agi-
tation OF the breast beneath, whispered in
his car ez handed him his mite drink of rye
whiskey, favored with bourbon, that he he'd
one hold-eX- he'd sustained him. l
a flush Nv satisfaction passed over his nose,
but it subsidized in an instant. "Troo, - gasp.
ed he, Tits ourn now, but before the next
election couple Nv them Massachusetts
Abllshnists will buy the cussid State and
repeople it TO SCOT em," and he gave con.
vulsive gasp and sank into troobled slum-
Der. Ii wuz a tetchin occasion.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, p. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster.)
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
wlLAiSaroS. DEL. Oct. 26th. 1865.

WltMtSGtuS. DEL, Oct. 10Th, 1866.
MssfS. i A0k.H 3 g., AgcHs Jor Dr INSIDERS Meii-
c Hdi Lerb BitiGrs.
DEAK siRsl haye suffered for tho last fifteen months
with severe attack ii dyspepsia aud general debility
and havo spent gralt detl of ~ for different mo
ciHe and must say in justice to your Bittes that the
first bottle took did me moro good than all tho mud
cine before took. am upon my fourth bottle and
hope hy the time inish 1t | will be perfectly well.
will be- pleased tp any afflicted full statement
ot what your medicnohas DOM Tor me.
Krspeetiuy Yours,
MRS SARAH HOLT,
Jrlers Street between second and Third.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
On our side is virtue and Erin,
On theirs is the Saxon and guilt ~

WHIsTLING.-Next to laughing, whistling
is one of the most philosophical things in
which fellow of good spirits can indulge.
Whistling is popular prescription for keep
ing up the courage-it might better be said
good spirits. Some genial philosopher has
well said on this subject; f'Whistling is n
great institution. 1t oils the wheel of care,
supplies the place of sunshine, A man who
whistles has good heart under his shirt
front. Such man not only works more
willingly, but he works more constantly. A
whistling cobbler will earn as much money
again as cordwainer who gives way to low
spirits and indigestion. Mean or avaricious
men never whistle. The man who attacks
whistling throws stone at the head OF
MARTY, and would, if he could, rob June
OF its roses-August of its meadow larks
Such man should bo looked to-"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS

or sale and use OF Dr. MARsHALL's CArARKH AMI lfR.n
AoHR sNuFP has proved its great value for ali the com
mon discusses Of the head and at this moment il stands
highor than before.
IL Is recommended by inauy Of the hest pbygicians
where. '''J
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself 70 b4 tho boz.
atuei9 known Tor curing the CArARhn CoLD IIsAD
and HEADACHE II has been found an excellent renisdy
10 many casesof soRR BYRs DRAPSAs has been
by H. and HEARING has often been greatly improved by