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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

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up nothing to national unvcrn
mont except fFhich was absolute
Unnecessary, f. common welfare,
with no grapf'cdcral power over
the dumr.i tie buttons in the sew
orll States. was the great Is.
sue. The Vi Of our fathers
Thought conicc Wa safer and
surcr founh for republican
government. power They in
tended tha, relations the State
should -ustau each other aud
that al .houlelr toward tie ma
tional cunfcdc. should hc So deli.
caicly and so itiycly established
that the bonduld be the -truu-
est cable or Union For and
against thi. nv SIR two great .
political part were established.
il,xaudcr lIion was the leader
Of one clcmcnhuma- jefferson of
The other \ here is what ! con
eciyc to be tifigin Of the Demo
cratic party distinguished from
the Fcicm y The latter has
ever since behe party e the pco.
pie and thcjy ofthc Constitution
while the oh ha. lccn merely
party Of option, Of short lived
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IullN BURKE. Attorney and roar
- .'1r a' Law. Marshall TAl,
Hr.us resumed 'hr practice Of bis ru
81. .Iu Wl.' urac.'c, BOO al' Do. courts
10. fle ~.NH Judicial District
ia.'Has, iu'ustd 10 Dis care will r..
a.iy' strict and prompt attention.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03

English Opinion of the Hawaiian
ChurCh.'

We printed a few days ago a letter from the
London Duly Macs. in which some Measurements
Of the Bishopo OF Oxford in regard t. the condition
Of the Sandwich Islands, and the efforts of the
Bishop Of Honolulu We're exposed. The follow
ing extracts from an article in the London Free-
man. follows up the same subject, and confirms
the view we have taken Of the question After
correcting some Of the erroneous statements the
Bishop of OXtord-thc advocate of this mission
in En- land-had made, the writer says:
The mission Is in itself, TO our mind, Of a
most Objectionable and even pernici us character.
1t j. an attempt 10 graft on TO another race some
of the worst features Of our own Anglican sys-
ten. The wish 10 found a mission, in the proper
acceptation OF the term, Is distinctly and care
fully denied. This mission is removed by its
promoters to far higher ground. 1t is the plant
ing on foreign soil Of Il branch of the English
Church. to be known. not as a mission Of the
Church Of England, hut as the Church Of Hawaii.
1t is an attempt, therefore 70 establish and per
petuate in those Pacific Islands the ponp and
circumstance, and We fear also the worldliness
and injustice Of a state church. While our colo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03

change OF constitution i i. due II the English
PARTY" Indeed. / never heard Of such = party
The most Influential members e the King cIhl-
net are tie chancellor and attorney general. TWO
New England meu-the former u Unitarian, tie
latter EpiScopaliau. HiEc l2E l~a-ryHaF. All
the Americans. SIX OF seven. in the PRIV Council.
a once took IN, oath 70 support the new c1U>ti-
tuition. a. soon - they had examines l.. some
pr1ROuncIng II "a very good constitutions.
True. those Americans are not Of the rlti5 PurI-
tan party. but they are none the les loyal II
their native and adopted countries on tina; ac-
count. A. q your declaration about " the con-
current testimony Of all American residents
touching myself. its value viii appear from the
fact that | have brought, among others. letters
= some OF the eminent men in this country from
the Chancellor IF the Kingdom. whose contents.
If published, would fully acquit me Of your
charge Of my being hostile 10 the United States.
Had il not been 30, | should not have secured
from the Secretary Of State and the honOred
President Of this nation the kind and cordial
welcome II was my happiness very lately 70 re
ceiye from them in Washington, and which I can
never forget. Yours. &c.
7. y. SrALEY. D. D.
Bishop Of Honolulu.
Accompanying the foregoing. the editor Of the
Post remarks as follows
The BIsHoP or HoNoLULU.-W print elsewhere
a letter from this gentleman. We have several
things u say To him Vet. for which we have not
him not 10 lose his equanimity in this early stage
OF a controversy which threatens u last some
time. and which may try him a good deal more
before he gets to the end Of it.
Next we hear Of Bishop Staley in Baltimore.
The following Is from the Baltimore Commercial,
one of the leading daily papers of that city, and
a. it purPorts to be written by a churchlnan,
We insert it full
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
lURNAL AND Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY DECEMBER

L# Ladies your attention is called TO the
assortment of Furs, Breakfast Shawls, Som
tags, Hoods, Chldren's Sacks, Capes and
Gaiters Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Infant Waists,
Embroideries, Lace Collars and Handker-
chiefs, Hosiery, Gloves and Trimmings in
great variety, at Lizzie s. Lounshury's, 3l3
Market Street.
~ We would call the attention of those
Interested in Heaters, to our new Portable.
llils Heater we Gun recommend without the
least hesitancy, as the best in the market.
IL will give more heat for the same amount
OF Coal, than any other Heater made, and
We will guarantee every heater we put uI4to
give entire satisfaction
PIoKELs IS CoTTER.
Essr Flower Vases, beautifully painted Puff
Boxes, Scotch-plaid Puff Boxes, Metal Puff
Boxes, China, Scotch plaid and plain Lip
Salve Boxes, Fancy Perfume Boxes, Sachets,
&c, at d. BRINGHURsT & Co. 3,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
td5- DIXON S Sons DRAM FLAsKs.-We
have just imported direct, the finest assort-
ment oi these TASKS ever in this city and
can sell them at q low figure.
ii. II. BRINGHURsT,
3l7 Market Street.
%- Mineral Water fountain running all
the wear at II. r. BRMaEURsT's.
SAVE YOUR NcsEr.-Komember the Doiawar
saving Bnnk is located at the office Of William
McCaulIey, Esq, No. GOG Market street, viii
ming,on, Del, and is opened every day to re-
oeive deposits. Allamounts received from one
dollar upwards, and Eve per cent interest paid
On the same from the lay of deposit.
Wn MoCAuLLnY, President.
JOHN p. Rum. See'v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
CRITTENDEN'S
COM MMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
o. the large double building at the N g. Of
@OnH9sIhtr @ and SEVENTH street5, Is well lighted,
and hilel up In syle Of elegance aud convenience
which Is unsurpassed
The instruction given hero is of tho most practical and
character The appreciation OF It's vAus is
shown by the art that dlug te past rear uray seven
haadred students we're ia Hiiendaure and aso by the
madness with which its gradusios secure lucrative
situations, and tho largo number VI applications made
to the College for tht IN.
The course oflnsrueiion includes
BOok.KEEPINO,
which Is taught in all its departments and application
Just Ia nraeeed by the best Accnnntans auI bus
ness men, Each student oosns, writes out and closes
several set Of books adapted to the varouA branches
trade makes out 10 properforn the various papers used
In business, such az Promissory Notes, Reeeipts Ae
so1nt Currents, Account sales, Buainsss Letters
balhnee Sheets, Be-. and ia instructed tho large
VA1sv sf Fanaaetions and customs ofbuAiness life.
PENMANsHIP.
Which ~ Important TO every business man. receives
especial attention and the method N instruction pursued
hefe 10 well calculated to make elegant and rapd penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
neludng Interest. Profit and Loss Averaging Acrnunls
hkchsnse, &r ib taught In it's shortest aud most sp-
proved methods
coMAEacf.L Law, MArHsNArlca, and DETECTING cous.
BhFHlr NOTES are included In the u Instruction
rELEdRAPHING
both BY Sound and Paper is taught by one oftbe best
81 practical aud experienced OPERATORS and every facility
minutia the profession.
department has been opened for the reception of
y Iaass or inbrueuon 10 ms branch. rhegre and
Increasing demand for competent operators oilers un
usual opertunif sfor remu neratiye employment.
AZ indtruett9 10 given to each student aapArAtslv
70. Nv
The lme usually required for the somplete Counting.
house Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks Ar-
sordng to the number Of hours daily deroiad 10 it,
handsome Diploma with the seal Of the ius tuition IT.
iAehed Is awarded Gu graduation.
htudents are received any time and are ipsrneted
II such hnurs as may lest suit their conyeneBre
CatAogu containing terms, Sc NAV lie obtained
gratis on application
Ef-cAlI1kSDaSs series Of Piactiesi IreAtsrf Bnor
.hRiiH1, and JubgE sHARwOODa lectures before The
tuash'a' on Commercial Law, for sale at the College
S.H. CRITTEEDEN & CO,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
journal and Statesman Time-TAbIe,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
NOVEMBER 10Th, 1866.
carou0y corrected vltA every cAang..

Cdrefuiiy corrected With every change.
ThAlAs LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA
Az . minutes after o'clock, morning.
At 80 minutes after S O'Clock, morning.
Al 10 minutes before | | O'clock morning.
At 26 minutes after IL O'Clock, noon.
A. o'clock, afternoon.
At - minutes before O'Clock. afternoon.
Al ~ minutes after 6 O'clock evening.
At ] ainule after 10 O'Clock, aght.
Al ] minutes before l2 O'Clock, night.
AT ~ minutes after 6 O'Clock, evening, Sundays
Al II ninutes before II O'Clock. night, Sundays
riAiNs LsAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILutE0rOE
Al y minutes after o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after O'clock morning.
Al 10 minutes before II O'Clock, morning
a. 30 minutes after IL o'clock, noon
At O'Clock, afternoon
AT O'clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, evening.
At l O'Clock, night.
A, 30 alinutes after | | o'clock, night.
A. "a minutes after clock, morning, Sundays.
A. II O'Clock, night, Sundays.
Et 80 minutss after | ] O'Clock night. Sundnya.
riAINs LsAyH WiLNlSGroN ron NEW CASTLE.
AZ / niautes before 10 o'clock, morning.
Al 10 minutes after O'Clock, evening.
At - minutes before O'Clock, night.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW cAsrLs FOR WILMINGTON.
A o'clock, morning.
At Il minutes after 10 o'clock morning,
Vt t j'clock, evening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSTONS-l8GG

Fhs haildinNs and grounds have been placed in com
plste order aud allsd up with new furniture especially
Rooms u nshed tor the Oldest buys as in C,rges
private study free from the confusion aud restrAiu vi
school room
The Course of instruction IL thorough aud practical
designed TO 81 our yuulg fer admission IN our bost
Colleges or for tho acre datse VI the farm shop nr
eouuting house.
BY the liborslity ofth- Board OF Academy
y urnshed with library OF i2OuO volumes and one oi
tho pts collections OF Chemir aud Philosophical aEpa
acquiring complete seentid. aud Mathematical eduea
ton lar superior to most schools In our country.
Ihe Lest Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral msntSl and physical
ahlng oithe young men entrusted 10 his care Terms
moderats For circulars and information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS,
500 A. NJ ''' ""' H"''Nuelphh al
A. for New Castle. " '''-''" ~
trains leaving Crisheld G.l5 A. NJ aud Wilmiprtop
si,1s south Al y Is A. NJ will in co,e eonneeoa
Tt 10 Norfolk aud Portsmouth, md Expreas
=, ",a. ihey WI s'oc on the Delaware Il H. Line onlv
o. piihopAl stations at which their time is ,int,d
- haeePi lhhf Steamboat Train SuUrH win sion A.
iy sa.lo to So dwa pa seas-rs holdiag ekets tom
i~hshgeFs tetwetn Baltimore aud Delaware Il H. Lima
WHO prefer II can stop In Whining on over uirht AMI
pro eed next morning 3 q sEtv III f"'' Hn"
Superintendent belawsra Ri mad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Or. sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL


rhess Ills composed of various roots having Tho
power TO relax the secreons Of the liver promptly aud
ehsetuAily as blue pills mercury and without pro-
dueng any Of those disagree able dangerous effects
winch otten iollOs the of he latter.
~ all bilious disorders these pills may be used With
confidence IS they promote the discharged Titaed bile
AMI remove those obsruetlns from the liver and blry
duetE which are the 0f bilious Affections In general
sCHEACK's MANDRAKE PILL cure Sick Headache
an AL disorders Of the Liver indicated by aalloW skin
sotled tongue, costveness srowsuess, and general
ie7irg OF wearness aud astude showing that the liver
10 10 torpid or obstructed condition.
Ia sAoii these Pills may BE- used with advantage 20
qui ed
Please sst for "Dr sohenek's Mandrake Pills" ard
che'e that s two kenesscB Of the Doctor are on the
Hvernment stampons when In the last stage Of Con-
sumplion, aud tins olhor In his present health.
sold by all Druggists aud dealers frlee 20 cents per
hoI rneipal Oalee No. 10 North 9Th Street, Philadel.
phia, IA.
ueuersl Wholesale Agents; DsmAa Barnss Co., aI
pirt Row New York s. s. Hanoe, 1Os Baltimore 81.
Baltimore, N4 Jjhn b. Park y. cor OF POurh and
Walnut ST., Cincinnati Ohio; Walker Taylor I94 and
li6 WahA h Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Ctlins Brothers,
SOU Invest OF sec md aud Yns sta ST. Louis NO
oc,2jAth 5ta ". ga. mo-, ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
RAILROAD LINES.

I1hh.L.AnDELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
s.,i.ihOks Dn.ilhOks RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE
woaNENolNd MONDAY, NOVEMBER ssh. 1860.
'"E'oh avenue, as follows. ~
,,i,ah nhss TRAIN at 4ld A. tMoudsy extaleli fer
,n,,',,, tni Washington, stopping al Chester WI
le,or,ee, Aherdeen psrrymani. FI5oay NJ Wa,i
'Rnsss we, and stemn-r's Run '"s "'''s
ia, ntiMlhlL TRAIN at IS A. NJ fsundays a,-esn,ad b
",i inaiNmore stopping at ali Regnlsr Station Cr
GS.aaIES GrSssE WIN Delaware Rail RoSi AZ wmin,t,n
O't,Y1,8 rYn1 e5e s5 intermediate Stations
hnArrhEss TRAIN at Il45A fsr,,t.. ,,..,,
'r nstin n lre and Wash nytop "''' 7NifPl'"
r jstmossoI IhaJy M q 800 P ~ ;aadAys excepted.
nont Wiihu WaShihgton stopping az Ghesisr Clny.
Via y ,nst9n, Nesark Elkt6h North last Perr;
Ma inolia Cbsse,s & Hogile n ierrynans, Edgewool
az EMPRESS at lIiO . N oi.itv3 n,- R.i,t.
Delaware RsiirSsn t, gonneels At Wilmington with
,1,hns,e ,hS,eteEn, , smyrna, Dover HarrinFton ssstII
alih Boat tor sopfs APns and connecting at cr-dslI
an, N,gts Dy boat from Baltimore Tor Portress Mo,
'- -'V''0ih VIII take tue i45 a. N train
o., WILMINGTON TRAINS.
mib,os Al al stations between Philadephia and MIL
LjAVr phil'dslphis 1880 on. SO .pa1iao,,,ur
ronI or Si,o9 oy y NJ train connees with Dvawas, Rst
NJ tram runs To Ia Ns, 9ermrdiAe stations. The GGOP
ttajISH' p y mngton 7l5 and O A. ~. so, and ,;o
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
"A's wilmington at lo.i5 An 4.sIsudlooop.M
OhEsTER FoR PHILADELPHIA.
5gS and Vps5.ep IS 75s' sl5 and M.sIa ,os
from BALTIMORE 70 PHILADELPHIA.
Drlss i-sS'e sSalimore ia 1876 A. Way Mal paAN ~.
NJ. Express -F'''S' oso T. M, Express. SNIP
Sta itns SAl@9Fe al 10 IIavro dyracp and neraoi,
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
WITT Wiirinn,44 AZ ' " aud s.64 A. M..sndassPM
'"A4'ue'oh at o.2J, 10 A. VI. and 1 IA u ~
euHDAY TRAIN FROM BALTlMonr
4, Leaves Bsmore At 3 25 p NJ .too,t. -, u,
S reHyviile AMI Wilmington XIX sen. an aEis az RI DO
ls,vs r,. 70 take passengera for philsdninh,n n@
,sba,, FeaengeFH from Washington or naitin,I m ~
more 10 ieTe Passengers from wsshnria1 er nsit A.
aF KENNEY. Superintendent.
DALAwAhE RAIL ROAD LINE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
prsPEPsIn.

Da. sfkiCkLAND'S TONIC is a concentrated prsra.
raton OF hOGu aud Herbs with aniiAeids aud earmnA
tvss io strengthen tho stomach nervous system Il
Ia rerlan reuicdy ff Dyspepsia Indigestion Hrr-
vlgsKe7s Loss Of Appetite, Acidity of the stomach
rus Nlary atd liability. II is 10, alcoholic thsreoTs
ri-uiaIly suite for Weak, Nervous sud Dyspepta
levoa Fof sa.s by all Drug lists every where Al per
bottle. janl2Wksly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21

or. Inob or iess eonHtiiutesa square
- sinslei einsertou 80 cents per square
,,eis nj fonr lines single lnseftioh 70 cents
~ Wnrps Wn II AND STATESMAN iH published every
The JoUmN ,a F,Iasy At TiREE DOLLARS YEAR, pay.
Igesiss iy"nee No subscriptions VIII be reeelyed i9r
ape ih t,es months, and no paper dseontlnneu uh
ls'. are paid uulessat the opton OF tue pun
Usher. -..,., . tnuuNAI AND STATESMAN IL pub
. % I%he WI" msr, friday Ni Two DoLLARs PEN ANNuM,
Isns in advance orrliREG poLbAhs 'he enu OF
's SspyERsEMENTs not sadns V csnl. ee ami ,Si
XVI, snts Tor every subsequent insertion longer ones
Ia he same proportion u,., ,,,t,n, the time
~ are 10 bs published, will he continued n. nSra 'ne'
tley and charged according to the above terms.
a. II Annual Advertisers T. strictly limited
,sit avn Immediate husnees; and a'l adyertsemsnts
70 heneGt OF other persons IA well Ha Az Antrtuss'
or to nj Immediately cnnuectei with their own ensl
d ali classes nf adv rtsementa IN leugih or otnst
nss' voni Tho limits engaged, will he charged A. ne
n.i r3es For all such transient advertlsins on si
.sns,.tey rem d-rea and prompt paymenl y uesreo
10 ~ fsVrrng iNsEaruE of their Advertisements Anu
roiees nu Tuasdays and Fridays our aave,uses av '
nd mat lhsir fAvOrs MUST be handed IN previous 10
,,ms sieloek A. NJ, on Mondays aud ThnrsdssS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
rnI,Ons nF YnurII.

dsntsman who suhei ed for years from Heryous pe.
by Premature Decay, and ali the effects Of youthful
indsefenn. will r the ssks n erinR humanity sand
rec to all who need IT, the recipe and directions for max.
ing ne simple remedy by which he was cured surern
wishing to roat by the advertsers experience DO 80
by idges4lng JOHN b. OGDEN
i=ee5-Riy No. 10 ChAmbers st. Nav Yo,L
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
TuE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-
ENCR UP AN INVALID

pnlli.hel for the benefit and CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer ftom Nervous De-
hllty, Premature Decay of Manhood &e supplying Al
tbs stms time THE MHANs or SELF-CuRR By one Who
has surcd him,ef after undergoing considerable auaeks
~ By en'l1sias postpud addressed envelope single
e0pies, tree Of rhsrge may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL Mayfair, ESD
isp-siy Brooklyn. Kinge, Co, MY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
TO coNsuMPTIYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored health in
weeks by very simple remedy, atr having suffered for
several With severe lung Affection and that drOad
dlsaa4o C1nsumpton-ls anxious to make known to q
fsiloH sufferers tho means OF cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send copy fhe preaerip-
ton used Ores Of oharge) with the directions for prepAr
ing and using the same which they will hnd suRH oupH
for Coniuapfon, Aihind Broash ffs Coughs Cods and
all Throat and Lung Affections The only object Of the
advertiser in sanding the Prescription Is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he eoneevea h
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy IS II will cost them nothing, and may prove
l'r.aius,
Parties Wishing the prescription, FREE by return mail
will please address KEY. EDWARD A. WILSON
dsf2k'UlV Wllllamfbursh, Kings Co. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
Tun TYPOGRAPHIcAL ERRORS OF
MY FIRST POEM.

All hefo iti-l In 'sm"ns now
An author and fueii
Il really is'p print; ye gOis'
How proud I'll he 10 show NJ
And uentis Auniei what a thiil
Will amin to her breast,
~, read these ardent llues and Know
TO whom they are Addressed.
Why, bios my soul here's 'ou a'hing strange
what eau tho pAprs mean
py talking Of tho grsc 'lul brooks
That gan let Ger the green
And heras a Instead Of aur
which makes It tirpiIng rill;'
.weIl seek the shad," instead u shade
And hell" iusteSi of hill
"rhcy LOOK ,o"-whAti rceollrei.
Twas "sweet" aud then twas "hind;
Ant now to think the stupid ol
For "bland" has piinlel blind.
was ever such provoking work
'rls curious, by-ihohy'
How an, thing Is renderel bllud
Iy giving It aueye.
uIlAa thou no tears the fs lefl out,
"Hast thou 10 ears iustead'
81 hops that thon art dear" isPnt
al hope that thou at dead
who ever saw In such srAep
So many oitois ersmmei'
al saw those eyes bolimj, was eptlt
al raw tLcss cyea bedtn,d'
THE color Of the rose l'no'e,
"AReetlon" 1, aiirtion;
woud,r II the likene's holds
In fact as we / AS feilor.
,Thou artta fileid" the Ia go1e;
who ever woul have dreamed
That such a thnlne thirs could change
IrsRd into fc,W
.Thou ari the same is rendered lame
II really In too bad
And here because the sout'
My 'loveli maid" Is mad.
They drove hor liini by poAing In
An eye, - process new
Aud now they've goug'd it cut sgain'
AAd made her ciaEy, too
"Wkere hAvJ tha muses. Ied, that thou
shou'd'st Iva - long uasuns
Thus read my roem here II is'
"shoa'dsl live no long uuhuns
"Ths ia of WON ms love Is lhlne.'
An h eommsuces 'f.tsi'
How rm,ll a elrclms'aurO will turn
Avoman's love to hate.
m read no inorei What shall do
III never dare to stna il
Tho parer's sctt,trel far aud w.ds,
IT'S now ,oj late 10 mend It.
Oh Pane, thou chest Of h Inan bliss
why dd ever wrlis'
wish my p' en had been burnt
Before II Rw the light
Lets stop and recapitulAtsi
I've dnn'i her ey,s, that's plani
I've told her shes a lunAtic,
Aud blind, sud deaf and lamc;
was ever such horrli hash
II poetry or iroac
p,s lAid .he was Aend, aud praised
Tie color u hef noso.
wish I hal that ,diior
About hale a mlnuts
IA bang hinito his belrts confetti
Aud with an h begl4 n.
I'd Jam hls loi eyes anil hoB-s,
And spell It vita II Il
An send him to that hill Of hl',
He spells II With An e.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
II EN- EDIAL TITUTE
FOR SPECIAL CASES.

az Fail lniormatan W III the higiet tesituonili,
also Bi'k on Special Di'sa rs. IN sedled envelope
aen free ~ Be sure anil 'sqd Gof the and ylu pHl
iieJrdn II. flras aive i'm phj slelans are generally
tnp1ftrs, without rsfefeacss stranger should bs
tTuatrd En 'iosa stamp tori POSTAGE and direct to DR.
LAWhENcB, No. IA BlND.srREgT, NEW YORK
LIZ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
aTRANaE. BuT TnuE.

Every young lady and gsntlomAn In the Unitad stass
hesr hing very much to their advantage by re-
tnru mail rss of chargs by addressing the undssign.
cd. Thoss having fears Of being humbugEed will obga
BY not noticing this card All others will please address
tlei. obeiient servant, THOs. Y. CHAPMAN
&c ei-slV sbt Broadway. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21
nMPLOYMENT For BOTu

EMPLOYMENT FOR BOTH SEXES.
Dlsabled and returned solfieFa. widows and orphan
Of slain soldiers aud the ployed Of both sexes gen
sAly, in want Of fespectabls and proh'Abe smploy
meut, neurring risk, procure such by enclosing
postpaid Addressed envelope fr particulars. to
DK. JOHN NJ. DAdNALL,
jy3l-6m Box 1853, Brooklyn, N. y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-21

NOTICE.--'rIIE ANNUAL MEETING
~ " yHE fARhERs MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
VMfANf, Of the sate VI delaware. (iormery vi Mill
Sreek dnndted Will be held at tho ace Of the Company
~ Wilmington, on MONDAY the lih day tad Monday
ut January next Al 10 oeloek A. s at which uu an
eleoon for seventeen Managers OF ths Cnn,uv Gr ths
ensuing year viii be hsl aud ys,rs Interest On ali
WIZ be paS able Tue agents the GonpAny
re AuhoIA-l TO receive The dues Of inehrr. and wi
be i9und for thai purpoe stated ia our stsndns a.
ROBERT MeCABB Secretary. 'isslse1a dseissfn