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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
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PaooLAMATIoN or rnANKscIvINe.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
nnunr Nov O1si 1sRh


Dover, Nov 21st, 1866, }
The acknowledgment OF dependence upon
the Almighty Ruler OF the Universe is an
Obligation no less binding upon communities
than individuals. II is meet and proper at
all times to remember with gratitude the
fayors and mercies received from the Givcr
of all good Especially at that season OF
the year when abundant harvest has crown
ed the ahors of the hushandman--giving
assurance of exemption from want--shoulu
our thankfulness find appropriate expression.
We should also gratefully remember and ac-
knowledge the mercilul Providence which
has preserved the people of this State from
the pestilence so atilcting TO many portions
of our country, and, mingling prayer with
praise, invoke the Divine favor to abide with
us in the future as in the past. Let us also
remember that every blessing which we
enjoy as individuals, and every advantage
we possess as a political community, are
Vouchsafed to us by the continued goodness
of the Father of Mercics To the end that
We may suitably and publicly acknowledge
our obligations to the Divine being for all
past favors, it is deemed appropriate that 9
day be set apart for special thanksgiving and
praise
Now, therefore, l, COVE SALISBURY, Gov
ernor of Delaware, do recommend TO the
people OF the State that they observe
THURSDAY,
The 99M dag Of Nogemjer, instant,
AS a day of thanksgiving and praise, and il
so doing that they lay aside Tor the time
being their secular engagements, and Assem-
lie al their places OF religious worship, ant
engage in such religious services as TO then
may seem meet and proper.
(~-l Given under my hand and tho
l.. S. Great Seal OF the said State, a
~ Dover the twenty first day Of No
yember, in the year of our Lord ONT
thousand eight hundred and sixty
six, and of the Independence of TIT
said State the ninety first.
COVE SALISBURY.
By the Governor:
CusTIs W. WRIGHT,
Secretary of State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

Tho Bedford MoRumont.-NIany persons
IN passing up Market Street, have noticed
the handsome monument in the cemetery
attached to the First Presbyterian Church,
between Ninth and Tenth Streets. For the
information of those who arc not informed
upon the subject we reproduce the following
description of the monument, which was
published in the journal, some time since
1t was gotten up by Thomas Smith, at the
instance of Miss Henrietta j. Bedford, to be
placed over the remains of her deceased
parents, brother and sisters.
II is an oval marble column about eight
feet high, standing on Il base about three
feet in height The monument has hand
some piece OF drapery thrown over il with II
tassel at each end, and with the Bedf0rd
lPatemaD coat of arms consisting of three
Lions claws carved on one side, and the
Halierean (AlaternaD coat of arms, consist
ing OF two wild eats on the other side, and
with the following inscriptions, viz
''1N HOPE
OF joyful resurrection,
through faith in Jesus Christ,
here rests the mortal part
of
CUNNING BEDFORD,
Born in Philadelphia A. d. 1741;
Graduated nj Nassau Hall New Jersey A. d.
l77l;
with great distinction;
Having studied law in Philadelphia,
lie pIaciscd in Delaware
with success;
distinguished by his ciOquonce
as an advocate,
Attorney General and member of the
Legislature Of Delaware,
aud one Of the Delegates to the Convention
that framed the Constitution of the United
| States, 10y whose effort two Senators were
obtained for Delaware
| He received from Washington, with whom
be was closely associated in the Revolution
ary struggle of 1875, the commission of first
Judge IF the District Court OF the United
States tor The District of Delaware, which
hc held till his death in 1872.
He so behaved in these high Offices
as TO deserve and receive the appreciation
Of his fellow citizens.
| HIS lornl was goodly, his temper amiabc,
his manners winning and his discharge
ol private duties exemplary
1 Roadcr- May his example stimulate you tu
| improve Tie talents, he they five, or two, oI
/ one, with which God has intrustcd you.
MRS JANE BALLAREAU,
relici Of
Hon Ginning bedford,
daughter OF James Parker of
New / olk, the friend and colleague oi
Dr Brniamln Franklin;
by nature, endowed with rare
personal attractions and an intellect
oi the lighcs, order, 10 which were added
tie rclincmenis OF classic culture;
benevolent IN feeling. rs an angel of
Mercy, tn the poor and afflicted, beloved
and valued as q neigAhor and friend,
| plssed away 10 The Faith OF Jesus Christ hci
Rcdccmcr
ls3l, aged So,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
I1IED.
COMMEItCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
ted by a. Chandler 4 Sou,

MON IHyl NUVenHef 70, I4Nt
HHehl flpri at Sli 2ltHl1 0l
Rye Flour, pei IS G
Wheat per buahel rcd, choice, .....,........; II
"hlte''.'....... 3 81
kyo q
Corn old, 5
Cnfn, new, %
Corn per bushel, %
Jorn " Nhlis''..,...'. 81
Oats new,................, ....,.... ,6l
9eans ..,',....a...........3 3 00
OioVer eeeut OOlD9 Ol
Timothy " 81 d
wax nAa1 % bl
nuckwhel Meal, per 100 bs..... III
wheat Screenings, per 81
Nidtings per "a
ships stun Fl
Uofn q oats ground per bnshel 'i II
tntAtoe5i Per :.
Hay per ton. 01G30 OIL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
l.lll.lsl iI..-5lI .lnN. n

Pupils, in ) Of the population. Income
per scholar, s.. .G3!;cost Si.274 10 each white
person. This includes, we understand tile
cost of books in the public schools-a heavy
item. These facts, while they show that
Delaware is not behind the other States in The
support of schools, present strong argu-
ment in favor of ii reform in our system, for
while it Is true that the cost of each pupi1
here exceeds the average in the New Eng
land States, il is manifest that the money is
not expended 50 ndvanlagCously The
trouble seems 70 he in the multiplicity of
schools This is apparent from n Single
example. The educational advantages of
New Castle county are known 10 be greatly
superior 10 those of Kent and Sussex, an,l
why? With a population nearly equal to
both, il has not rs many schools by 1870.
The fund is concentrated upon few schools
and enables the committees to employ superi.
or teachers, and TO have longer timu for
study. lii Sussex, especially, a reform In
this particular is needed There the school
money is FILTERED away in keeping large
number Of schools open from two TO slS
months in the year. In towns, like Dover,
| II the funds OF six or seven school district.
were turned into one school, the results would
be doubly gratifying. Itis estimated that the
| expense of public and private schools within
the limits of Dover, exceeds $1,000 The
| scholars number about 300 These miehi
all be taught in one suitable building, anr
by taking this sum, the services Of ON,
principal teacher At u salary of 81, 500, and
two assistants at $500 each, and two at $500
could he secured, and there would still
main 800 for the purchase of books an,
philosophical apparatus. Such schuo
| could be kept open from years end to year
end, and scholars taught from the alphabu
until ready to enter college. The numhn
of schools in this town, at present, publ,
and private, is seven each with sngl,
teacher. These teachers are all compcten
for the branches they undertake, hut il i
manifest that they cannot Go as good q par
by their scholars as less number could il
Il graded school.
We submit these thoughts in the hon
that they will he the means of arousing iii
public to the matter Of school Improvement
and finally to the development and adoptio
of n plan that will produce the best result
ana give general satisfaction
alarm If Ere.-Thc alarm of liro on Sur
day evening was occasoned by the hurnn
of brick kiln down Ninth street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
TNIvIDENu.
.,Ixrm Avenue noARD1Ne nousE

As most ofmy Summer boariers have left, have
nlenty of room for persons who wsh HOME, free from
The confusion Iubllr Houses and with more OF d
variety itsn be found in private boarding houses-
TenIn Alley and other amuFemens, free to boar1ers.
au3l j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
WOOD.
neaNr bgNEMonRs 4 90.
REAL ESTATE,
VALUABLE STANDS Fnp BUsINEss
lie FOURTEENTH OF THE rwlLFrn MONTH. 1895

by direction at the la VIII aud tsstsmeat Of Mai
sArst Pnrdy decreased VIII b. sold al public on thu
preiniHs cornrr II Fourth aud King streets, on sixth
lay,
TIE FOURTEENTH or THE rwELFrII MONTH. 1895
a. 3oelock, =. NJ tho following described proporty
No lot % land on tho uaril-srst corner of Fourth
aud King Streets. sb9ul twenty Rest front on Fourth
ftrset, and about etshs-two f.t six inchon On King
street with two st'ry hr'k dNsllins aud store. aud
iFatnf shop thu rrlrf this lat adjlns fur fef
Wide alley. communicating with ny stfoet, tn which
There premises have the right of way.
NJ . LOT Of aud On tli- ett sileof King street al
jaini1; number one about ve,p feet six inches front
and .h9ut 9ne hundred an nire leet deep which
erected three story btick dwelling the UPPER portion
extending the four fact wtla alley to which tha
property also has the right Of way,
As locations for uSness the Above described premis.
are exceeded by lew II any out of Market street and
must be sold to Ads ant close the e4tste the title II
dtemed indlspu,lble and has the additional security OF
having hsen ia p,'s sspn Of the family ofthe Itstaix
for uaarly coniuiy.
Conditions Will he made known at tile time nt sale
wM II NAFF, Au,tionesr nSg9i.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
DIVIDENDS.
lFrICE URtAW ARE Ftnp IEatiu A

VF7IlB DKLAWANE FlNR IABuRANoa Co,
WlLAlNdTos, Nov. Q, is1G.
The Directors of hs Delaware Fire insurance COMPANY
nave hi day declared dividend Of fre tr cent for tie
ast TX months clear Of Government tax payable tnthe
stockholders or their legal representatives on and after
The 10Th int, at their dice No. 67 Nortet street
nov6. JOHN McLEAH, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
DI6XgInngEgINWP;;7s-,TUn nggIW;s,TUn NATIoNAL pANw

NiLMisGfnE, ID Nov 1863.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend oi
weye dollars per share being sx per cent. for the
last eix mcnhs payable to the stockholders, their
legal representavos, after tho 10th instant
They have also declared an extra dividend II eght
doll s rer share py able At Inc time Uniiei
States tax. by order.
pot6-it s. FLOYD, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
r,In MnNMY mARIkMT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNNVELOpEs AND WRITING pAPIGNs
IL AT WHOLESALE.
SAMUEL RAYN0R & Co,
Nos. s.II5 AND II7 WILLIAM STREET,
NEW YORK,
Envelope Manufacturers Including every style pf fis'
ioaty, Note, eiter, oncia Fay, Drug ana Portfolio
Envelopes.
Also solo agents for the Irving Harrison Mllls WHIT
Ing Papers. hy hetAse sn ler quantity. Price list
wits samples, saut by mail when reqnested, Dealers
Invited to call aud examine stock, styles, prire4 se
sc. uuv21-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
BILLS PAID.

D. Gallagher, SG03i0; Robert Smith,
S233.OOi P. Magarity, $40; T. Il. Eator
y Co., *5.05 L. j. Dougherty, St2. 30; John
Heritage, $500; r. X. Jones Il Co, $llf05
u. 7. Hawkins, $l0,t0 to refund taxes; HI
nance Committee, 81 ,Gj200 to pay Interest
on city loan; Street Committee, $2j0.0O OF
account Of streets; Finance Committee
10000 paving bed Of King Street. A, Cook
square, $2a5.0o; J. T. Hyatt, Sc 3D.
A number OF accounts were presented
and referred 10 the Committee on Accounts
Orders were drawn in favor Of the Mayor
Alderman, Clerk and B9ilif for ono quar-
ter's salary each.
On motion Council adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
BUCHU
lErem Dlsp.n.arg olMe l.nlea slsle..

tFrom Dispsnsayg ofhe UiiieG Siatcs.
DIosMA CRENATA. BUcnu LEAVES.
PR0PERTIEs.-Their oder is strong, dIusiye, and
somewhat aromatlc their tastes btesh and analogous
to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEs-Bushu Leaves
are gently Htlmulanl, with peculiar tendency to the
Urinary Organs, producing diureFis, and like Other
siHar medicines, exiting diAphoresis when elrcum'
stances favor This mode OF action.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary uTgAni
such AZ Gravel, Chronic CNarrh of the Bladder, Nor
hid Irritation Of the Bladder and UrethrA Diseases Of
the PInsAts and Retention or Incontlnenee Of urlne
from loss of tone Ia the parts concerned It's
ZION. The remedy hiss also been recommended in lys.
bropsy.
nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU /. fused by persons
rom the ages OF ls TO %, and from % TO 6b, Or n
fecne or change of life; after Confinement Lato
dains; Bed-wetting In children
bs- DR.. KEYsRR is A PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
years experiences and graduate o the Jefferson Mai-
cal College and Of tho University OF Medicine
gerry of Philadelphia.
Mr.. II. Il HBLMuoLp:
Dear Sir-In regard to the question asked me as 70
my opinion about Bitchu would SAY that have used
aud sold the article In various forms the past hi
ty years do not think til re Is any form prepaH-
tion OF It have not used known to be used ia ae
various diseases where such medicae agent would IL
thutVA'uu AoH alu AWARE M wei az myself thHt %
has been extensively employed in the various disease
Of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputation 1t his
acquired In my judgment 10 warranted by the facts
have seen and used before stated, every form Of
Bucbu-the powdered leaves the simple dseooon, tine
ture, fluid eAtTacts-Rnd am not cognizant Of any
PIE nTa'n Of that plant at all equal 10 yours Twelve
yuus experience ought, think, to give me the right TO
ldEe Of It's merits, and without prejudice or partially
give yours precedence over all others do not value
thing according to its bulk If / did other hNftus
would oui-do yours; but hold to the doctrine thai
bulk and quantity do not make up value-ii they did
COPPER cent would be worth more than gold dollar
value your Buchu for ia effect on patients. have
cured with II, and cured with IT, dlseafes =
the bladder and kidneys, than have ever crred
/ pound Of whatever name
Respectfully yours, n,
GEO. II. KEYsER, NJ, Do
/ lao WooD STREET, Pittsburgh IA
August llth, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

anu 'tHN l'NllNl'hN MS WIZ
departed lllis life, 1855, aged &C"
This monument should be visited by all
who admire exalted patriotism and worth
A. io artistic taste and execution it is moi
surpassed if equalled by anything in our
city and does great credit to Mr. Brown
the foreman for Mr. Thomas Smith, who /.
unsurpassed rs worker OF marble in oui
state.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

GEVENTY KINDS of GAMES AT
- dseih ). u. FDRTER's. 4oe,Market st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Bushu leaves
are gently silmulAn with peculiar tendency to the
Urinary Organs, producing durefip and like Other
siaiar medicines, exciting diAphoresis, when Ccum,
stances favor this mode Of action
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

WIN. ii. SEWARD, sec'y of State.
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"AVING Just returned from the Cities
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the largest and best quality Of articles in his
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County, respectfully informs his friends and
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the Railroad, and will keep constantly on
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, well as.
sorted stock of Mems, Boys and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
MEMS, Boys and Chidrcn's Hats and Caps,
Of all sizes and qualities also a select variety
of Ladies' and Misses Boots aud Shoes, all
of whicbwill be sold at the lowest cash prices.
CERIES.
A large Stock always kept on hand, such rs
Teas of all kinds, Crushedand Brown Sugars,
Syrups and Sugar House Molasses, Baking
do. Baking Soda, Sal Soda. Rice, Pepper,
Alspice Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard, Ginger.
Mace Indigo, Starch, Matlder, Alum, Soap,
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Salt, Fine Salt, by the Bushel or Sack, Coal
Oil and lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, Segars.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting ofPortand Malaga Wines, French
Brandies, Holland and Country Gin, N. Il.
Rum. Old Rye, Monongahela and good Cop.
pcr-distIled Rectifed Whiskeys, Ginger
Brandy, &c; also a large lot of Bottled Liz
uors, consisting Of French Brandy, Bottled
in 1851, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry, Wild
Cherry and Raspberry Brandies, Port Wine,
PrgE, intended for Medical purposes.
HEATHER, !SHOE FINDINGS, &C.
4 large stock Of Leather always kept on
hand, embracing Sole aud Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Tmupitp and Madras, Grained
Morocco, Ladies' French Finest Morocco,
Pink Innings, Bindings &C.; also well Sc
lec.cA stock Of Shoe Findings, viz. hli The
differ numbers OF Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread,
Shoe Strings, Shoe KNIVES, Rasps, Patent
Pcgging Avis. Sewing Avis, Patent Peg.
cling Awl Handles, Lasting Locks, Nails,
Brales, Sand Paper, Gums. Lasts, Hooks,
Hammers, Pinchcrs kpippcrs, Peg Cutters,
Rubhers, Tyclc;s. &c
CT Ar Wa n +,
Consisting Of Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Shoe
Blncking and Brushes, Wash Boards, DC.
y. II. --All Goods to De Wholcsnlcd
or rctailed to Fua |airrhascTs
I77' lie returns his thanks Cor tho ibcul
patronage extended TO him, and viii do
everything ia his power 10 merit it. roniiB.
nance. I'ETER b. MlkESELL.
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The latest publications of the day received
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Harpcr's Monthly, IcsIic's Book Of Fash.
ins. Godcv'slady's Book, Petcrson's Month.
Us & Lady Friend, Madam Dcmorcs,'s Book
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P5nigrapb iHums! Photograph At'pns I!
4 hand some assortment Of Photograph Al.
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Au.ilne, Velvet, Roam and Cloth Bindings,
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-16
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IMPROVED
X o Sc " as II

VIII radically rrterninaia from the system
Diseases Of the [ rjnafy orraps arising from
habits Of dissipation, a, liillo eNvsas- lit'.s
OF 30 change IN dict, and uo rsgoasrs COM
plricly approaching 'huer unpleasant aH#
dangerous remedies, Copuiln and Nerrg
in curing those uupc,'su' and dangerous
diseases.