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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
THE DRUNKARD's DAUGHTER.
BY @. W BuSaAr

BY CIV BUEaAY.
Out In the street with naked feet,
saw the drunkArd's little daughter;
Her tattersd shawl was thin and small;
She little knew, for NO one taught her.
Her akin was fair, her auburn hair,
Was blown about her pretty forshsad.
Her sad, white face, wore sorrows trace.
And want and woe that were not borrowed.
Hsartbroken child, she seldom smiled
Hope promised her no bright tomorrow;
Or II Its light flashed on her night,
Then up came darker clouds of sorrow.
She softly said, eve have no bread,
No wood to keep the fire a-burning"
The child was Ill, the wind 80 chill
Her thin, cold blood to Ice was turning.
But men well.ied and warmly clad.
And ladies robea In richest fashion,
Passed on the side where no one cried
To them for pity or compassion.
Rlsd that long night, and then the light
OF rosy day in beauty shining,
Bet dome and spire and roof on fire,
And Hhons on one beyond repining.
Asleep-Rlone-as cold as stone,
Where no dear parent ever sought her;
Ia winding sheet Of snow and sleet,
We found the drunkard's lifelsss dAughte
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
NO. 81.
AMERICAN PRINCEssEs.

The Hartford OonTant says American prin-
cessea are not so rare as is generally suppos
ed. Quite number of the fair daughters of
Uncle Sam wear that ''sweet aspectn which
Shakespeare tells US is princely characters
TIC. The eldest son of the great Mhrat mar
RED in this country, the beautiful Caroline
Hudley, grand-neice of George Washing
ton. Her husband died in 1s47, but the
Princess Murat is still living. The wife of
the living Prince Lucien Murat-the head of
his house-was Caroline Georgiana Frazer.
an American lady, who was born on the
18th of April, 1910, and married the Prince
on the 18th of August, 1881, during his resi-.
dence in this country. The sons and daugh
ters of the Prince and Princess Murat, with
one exception, were all born in this country.
The Murats pay great attention to such of
their American relatives and aeuuaintances
as visit them in Paris. Then there ia the
Princess de Noer, who four years ago was
plain Miss Mary Esther Lee, daughter of
David Lee, wealthy citizen OF New York.
On the 3D. of November, 1894, she married
Prince Frederick of Schles- Holstein Sonder.
burg Augustenburg, who, three days after
the wedding, was created Prince de Noer
by tine Emperor of Austria. Less than a
year afterward, on the Cd of July, 1866, the
Prince de Noer died while on voyage of
pleasure at Beyrut, Syria. The widowed
Princess resides, we believe, in Vienna,
BY her marriage she became the aunt of that
Prince Christian of Schleswig. Holstein, who
recently married the Princess Helena, Queen
Victoria's third daughter. Another late in.
stance of an American lady becoming Prin.
cess, isthat of the Princess Salm Salm aer
husband, Prince Felix Salm Salm. was a
rather wild and adventurous member of the
great Austrian house of Salm Salm, who
came to this country at the outbreak of the
rebellion, offered his services to the Federal
Government, and rose to the rank of Bri0a.
dier-General. He married Agnes LIE Clero.
the daughter of Colonel LIE CIerq, of our
volunteer service. 1t is this Princess salm
Salm who lately made such strenuous efforts
to save the life of Macmillan, the Prince.
after the close Of our civil war, having ioln.
ed the Mexican Imperial army. Her acts in
this connection will entitle her to the graft.
.tude of Francis Joseph, and both she and
her husband will doubtless take high posi-.
tion upon their arrival in Vienna, among
the titled members of the Austrian court
circles. We say nothing about the venera-
bic Madame Bonaparte, of Baltimore, who,
If she had her rights, would be styled Prin-
A.fA e..
and baronesses, there are any number Of
American ladies who have obtained through
marriage these minor noble titles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
THE SWING ON THE APPLE TREE.


The sunbeams come, the sunbeams 80.
The boughs droop gently over;
hear the breezes laughing low,
Among the bloomess clover
A.sWinging to and fro, pass
Through leaves that autumn dspplss,
Aud watch upon the fading grass,
The fall Of russet apples.
listen for the babbliny creek
That stirs the MONDAY quiet;
Of summer gone, its quavsrs speak,
OF flag flowers running riot
lonely creek, your shallow brink,
Another spring will grow them,
For flowers bloom full sweet think,
Wheieer the angels SOW them
hear across the meadow lots
The sheep bells softly tlngls--
They crop the tender daisy plots,
That frosts begin to wrinkle.
cannot see one katydld
OF all that makes this wrangls,
wonder II they haven't hid
Amongst the love in.tanglsr
kill'deer cries above lay head;
The branch beneath him qulysrs,
And downward through the sunlight red,
golden apple shiYers.
My swing goes up, my swing comes down,
The Esphyra hurry after;
And hope and youth, Triumphant crown
The day with joy aEd laughter.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
FERTILIZERS

FERTILIZERS.
BUCK W Ell E AT.
LEN Il EDLES
AMMONIATED
FERTILIZER r K
WILL RAISE MORE AND BETTER BuoKwHRAT
THAN ANY OTHER MANURE KNOWN.
$500 PER 1000 POUNDS,
(S2.62 PER BAG OF l5O LBs.)
1T Is Low in PRICE.
1T IS READY FOR IMMEDIATE APPLICATION.
1T IS ALWAYS RELIABLE
IT HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY TRIED FOR OVER
NINE YEARS
And on be had Of mort of the Dealers throughout the
country.
II they do not keep It hand farmers can send us
the money by mail or express and the goods Will be
properly marked and forwarded at once.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
sOLEi MANUFACTURERs.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, p,u, AZ ss5. ruu.
oo.,o.. S4I 8. WATER STREET,
"a S. DELAWARE AVE.
EANMANs lT&k TSknsTSs. rs YOUR I'M
The subsehbsra would say to the publis they have
FARMERS DEPOT AND COAL YARD,
SOUTH EIDE or
MARKET STREET BRIDGE,
(PsnnOOhs wharf)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where they intend keeping large assortment Of FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, FERTILfzERs AND COAL, sueh
as Balls Ohio Combined
REAPING & MOVING MACHINE,
with seltRake Excelsior Drop, as prsierrsd) which
s said to be the best Combined Machine mAnufae
tured Also, the
KE YSTONE 6 UNION MOWERS.
Both unsurpassed Machines.
Patent Steel Toothed Horse Rakes Patent Hay Forks
Of the most improved kinds Grain Drills Of all kinds
Wind Mills, Cutting Boxes, PloWH HarroFB, cutVatora,
Cultiyaor Teeth by the se Pow CASTING all kinds;
shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks, RAkes, &c.
MORO PHIILIps, BAU0H's and wHANN's
SUPER-PHOSPHATES,
And a superior article of RAW BONE, &C., DO.
A sUPERIoR QUALITY OF COAL, (all azss) dsliv-
cred from under cover
All of the above articles offer AZ reasonable
terms as any establishment In the State, aud hope with
prompt and personal attention to merit liberal share Of
patronage.
aS-TnE BEST soHUYLKILL COAL by the CARGO.
may2i-lv LYsLR WILSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

IT is often a question among people who
are unacquainted with the anatomy and
physiology of men, whether lying with head
exalted or level with the body, is the most
wholesome. Most, consulting their own
ease on this point, argue in favor of that
which thay prefer. Now, although many
delight in bolstering up their heads at night,
and sleep soundly without injury, yet we
declare it to be a dangerous habit. The
vessels in which the blood passes from tbs
heart to the head arealways lessened in their
cavities when the head is resting in he'd
higher then the body; therefore, in ali dis.
eases attended with fever, the head shonld
be pretty nearly on a level with the body:
and people ought to accustom themselves 10
sleep thus, and avoid danger,-Aed, Journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

SOUND ADVICE TO YoUNe MEN.-Keep
good company or none. Never be idle. If
your hand can't be usefully employed, attend
to the cultivation of your mind. Always
speak the truth. Make few promises. Live
up to your engagements. Keep your own
secrets, if you have any. When you speak
to a person look him in the face. Good
company and good conversation are the very
sinews of virtue. Good character is above
all things else. Your character cannot be
essentially injured, except by your own actA.
Ii any one speaks evil OF you, let your life
be 80 that no one will believe him, Drink
no kind OF intoxicating liquors. Ever live
(misfortune excepted) within your income.
When you retire to bed think over what you
have been doing during the day. Make no
haste to be rich, if you would prosper.
Small and steady gains give competency,
with tranquility of mind. Never play at
any game of chance. Avoid temptation,
though you fear you may not Withstand it.
Earn money before you spend it. Never
run into debt unless you see way 10 Re,
out Of it. Never borrow if you can possibly
avoid it. Do not marry until you are able
to support wife. Never speak evil of any
one. Be just before you are generous.
Keep yourself innocent, if you would be
happy. Save when you are young, that
you may spend when you are old. Read
over the above maxims at least once week.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
Il igaml HALLS
Msyw1I VEGETABLE SlclLIAN
SST HAIR
-R.E1NEWzR.
Vegetable SiCiian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of seven geGrs
before the public and no 1DreparG-
tiOn for the hair has get been dis
covered that aUigC produce the same
beneficial results. 10 Is an entirely
ne,O scientific discovery, combining
many of the most aOotUe1T1iLL and re-
ssNteS KSepom m9ess essorss s ss oRAY HAiR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. 1T makes the scalp aUtite
and clean cures dd5lCL9'sIf and
hIn10rS, and falling out of the
hair; and IOiH make 1t grOfU upon
bald heads, eccea1t In Ve1.y aged
persons, as 10 furnishes the aiatFi-
tiUe principle by tOIsich the hair Is
nOurished and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and gJossU,
and Is 9GnSu11OG SSed as q III A R
ESSIN 1T Is the cheapest
preparation eOer offered to the pub
lic, as one bottle fOiU accomplish
more and last longer than three
1t Is recommended and used bU
the First Medical Authority.
The wonderful results produced
bU our SictJidlL Hair Re1le1UeT have
Induced many to manufacture pre-
laFdtiO1ls for the Hdt2', under Ca
1'tOus names and, IN order to In
dHce the trade and the public to
hare TeSOrted to fdISeh0Od, by
claiming they acre former part
ners, or haN some connection qOith
our 1fr. Hal, and their prepare
tton 1Oas similar to ours. Do not
be deceiVed by tltents Purchase the
original: 10 has neUer yet been
eqMdLIett. Our Treatise on the Hair,
Utth certificates, sent free By mail.
See that each bottle has our prtvdte
ReUenue Stamp OUer the top of the
bottle. All others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NH.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
fsbI2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
FERTILIZERS.

Two OUH CUSTOMERS. --- WE TAKE
pleasure In announcing 10 Dealers In Fertilizers aud
the Agricultural public, that have within the past
year increased our facilities for the manufacture
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to an extent unequAllsd by
any ether House In the United States Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement Of old
established works in Philadelphia known as the DELLA.
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS,
but also the purchase of extensive and wellstocked
Works at Chicago, illinois, with all the necessary ma.
ehney, cars, &c. TO conduct the business This estab-
lishment alone has produced annually 5000 tons
dried bones and meat and Ia capable Of being largely In
creased We deare, by the closest supervision 10 con-
duct these two concerns so that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from their consolidation 10 OBJ
talning MANURE which shRll maintain a standard
and uniform quality, and at the lowest possible price
BAUGH q SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

We should never forget that life ia flower,
which is no sooner fully blown than 1t begins
to withsr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

A LADY's OPINION OF A Gladys MAN.
-Mrs. Stephens, in her monthly magazine.
gives certain class of men, the like of
whom are seen in every community, the
benefit of her opinion, as follows:-" Our
own private opinion on the 'lady's man is.
that he is thoroughly contemptlble-a sort Of
the life hardly worth thinking about-a nut.
shell with the kernel wIthered una hand.
iul of foam drifting over the wine of life.
something not altogether unpleasant to the
fancy, but of no earthly use. A woman of
sense would as soon be put to sea in man
ot-war made of shingles, or take up her resi-.
dence in card-house, as dream OF attaching
herself TO lady-killer. Women worth the
name are seldom deceived into thinking our
lady's man the choicest specimen of his sex.
Whatever their ignorance may be, womaulv
intuition must tell them that the men who
i've for great object, and whose spirits are
so firmly knit that they are able TO encoup.
ter the storms of life-men whose depth and
warmth OF feeling resemble the powerful
current of mighty river, and not the peb.
bles on its surface, who if they love, are
never smitten by mere beauty of form or
features-that these men are more worthy
even OF occupying their thoughts in idle
moments than the fops and men about town
with whose attentions they amuse them
selves. five were to tell him this, he would
only laugh; he has no pride about him, al
though full of vanity; and it matters NOT TO
him what we may broadly affirm or quietly
insinuate. Soft and delicate though he be.
he is as impervious to ridicule as hod-car-
rler, and as regardless of contempt as city
alderman. Were you to hand him this arti-
Gle, he would take it TO some social party
and read it aloud In the most mellifluoua
voice as homage to his own Attractions
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

III ELMBoLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA CLEANS.
es and renovates the blood inss the vgor Of health
into the system, and puges out the humors that make
hisaaah.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DR.. G. H. LAWTON,
ate of New York and Philadelphia, would say to
his friends and the public that he
may still be found
At 9I3 Market Street,
Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES


OF every description, with the gratifying results
BY HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELECTRICITY,
system of practice based strictly scientific principles
thorough knowledge Of which H not only necessary in
order to Insure successful treatment but Without which
the application Of Electricity In any form but DANCE
rouH experiment We give below lst Of diseases to the
treatment Of which this system especially adapted and
ia which we have been most successful:
AmanrOns blindness from paralysis Of the optic nerve
smenorrhna interruption retention Of the mensea
aphona suppression of the voice, asthma, ague, ohis
ehoTeA st. Vitus Dance constipation eatarrh, eonAump
ton in It's early stages cough, chorOss eodness OF feet
and hands cramps Cancers Deafness whep from para
lysls of the acoustic nervs dyspepsia diabets dropy
hatuence gravel. goitrs hysera, hip disease, impo
encs, lumbAgo, liver complaints lookjAw neuralgia,
piles, palsy, rheumatism, spinal diseass
curvatures, and tumors.
In uterine Tor womb) disease Its value cannot be es
mated Prolapsus misplAcsment, alterations and other
forms Of womb diseases, promptly relieved and perma-
nently cured au incredibly short space Of time.
REPERENCEs.
We have the pleasure OF referring those who may Wish
to undertake Electrical treatment to the following we'll
known citizens of Wilmington and vicinity, who have
been treated by us witnessed In others
Joseph BrlnghHrst, 2i9 West street.
Edward L. Rice sol shipley street.
W. II. NaG, 4 East Fourth street.
Charles II. Gordon, S2i Market street.
George Oleand of Seventh and Washington SITS.
r. H. Jones, corner Of Fifth and Market streets
VIM. L. Rudolph, 2lz Market street,
DR.. Washington Russell, ohristana, Del.
Walter y. southgste, -" febl5
III RLMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA CLEANS.
es and renovates the blood inss the vgor Of health
Into the SYSTEM and purges out the humors that make
disease.
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1858. no" 70 '+s
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DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. ~.

In the whole history OF medical discoveries no
remedy has performed so many or such remarha-
bile cures of the numerous affections of the Throat
Lungs. and Chest, as this long-tried and justly
celebrated Basam 50 generally acknowledge
is the superior excellence Of this remedy that but
few of the many who have tested its virtues ey
experience fail to keep it at hand as speed! and
certain cure for sudden attacks Of Cold-fully
believing that its remedial powers are comprchcn-
sive enough TO e,nbr,cc every form Of disease,
from the slightest cold to the most dangerous
symptom Of pulmonary complaint
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY,
From Rev. Francis IobdcIl, pastcr Of the South
on.,r-.eitional Church, Bridgeport, Conhe'' u
cut.
II consider it a duty which owe 10 suffering
humanity TO bear testimony u the virtues OF ".
Wistlr' : }alsan Of Wild Cherry have Esel II
when have had occasion for any remedy TOT
G,ughs Colds or Sore Throat-for many years,
and n.,crin 4 single instance has il failed 10
reIicye-aud cure me- have frequently been very
I,.,r-,. ON SATURDAY, aud looked forward 10 IN,
delivery of two sermons the following Gay
With s,d iui.givings hut 10y Il liberal use oi the
E,l.I,,n my h,rs..nc,, has invariably been reno
we'd. and lnyc preached without diil'uif%.
commend it 10 my brethren III 'ie tiiiii7''
and to public speakers eeneral!', a. 4 It'"
remedy for the bronchial troubi'e 10 ""t . y
are peculiarly eNPosed. !,
prcparcd bv SETH ". FOWLE son. -
fremont s., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally
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The Demoatic Almanac
FO1S6S.

We have now iprcss this popular 20
litical Compcnlliu for 1868. 1t VIII
contain besides II usual matter OF all AL.
manacs, full aud Mcial Returns of all the
Elections for this var, compared With pie.
vious ones, tbe mot important Acts OF
Congress, PresI;ent Johnson's Veto
Messages and Proclamation, lists of FED
cral aud State Oilic6fs, Memeefs Oh Vph
gress, Statistical, and other intormatioh III
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farm r, merchant or mechanic
* On account of the latencss IN max
iing up the rehabilitation returns, tins
Almanac cannot f6 issued until on or
about the 1st Of tsnuary,, henceIt IS ue-
sirable to have al orders in as early a;
possible, 50 as 10 know how large an Ell.
lion 70 print, that all may be suppllec
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Address
VAN EYRE, horton & Co.,
= Publishers, No 1862 Nassau s., n. \
Nov. i 4, 1867. ~ +
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GE,rES CELEBRATED SALyE.

FROM Mr. +. Tucker, Depot Master at Salisou-
~, Mass.
~ have been troubled for years with il b"h
hr,nor. sometimes outwardly and sometimes m
varlIy. During tn. past summer II man 'i'9''u
itself more than usual out""rdly' an! "s'4
'r G,Iy. All Sims of il have since disappear
- . ;,l,,,t aT.rfino me iuwarily, indicating /
mink the cradi,a.tin. nature of the SAVE
SETH ". FUWLE < son, Boston, Proprie'oFS
Sold Ly pru. e Il, at 70 c ;. a box. Sent by mai
for - Cts.
pee. ), ioG1-lm.
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Id 81 perehes
POOR HOPE,
ntaining
90 acres,

between the hours of 10 o'clock. a m,
and l. o'clock, M. on the premises of the
said Posey in Charlotte Hall District, |
will proceed to sell at public auction the
above described p 'rSonal property to the
highest bidder for cash-and, on the same
day, bctwe,n,the hours of l. O'Clock, M. ,
and + o'clock, p. m, | will proceed to sal
at public auction i'll the village Of I har
Iotte Hall, in Charlotte Han district, the
above named real estate, SO seized and ia
ken in execution to the highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy the saidadeht, interest and
costs, due and to become due thereon.
ISAIAH CANaER,
Guns a5le
Nov. %, 1S67-ts II
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notice. To CREDITORS.

EvurICE is hereby given, that the snnserleef
EV has obtained nom tue orphans o ,l.l. u
:, u,,,t. County. MARYLAND, letters OF adminls-
ration ON the personal estate OF Jas j 3lh"npsop
I,truf 81 MARI 5 county, deceased. -tl persons
h,,in., claims against the said DECEASED are here
by warned to exhibit the same with proper
,.ouch,rs thereof To the subscriber, on or peore
the I2,h day OF Jnuc 1865. other" 'S' thfN may
L.cxclulrd by law from all hcncht ol inc san.
,,,n Gi,rn. lIn,ler nv hand this 9TH day Of
JrARRAN CRANE,
Admin. sTatOr-
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A DESIRABLE
FARM FOR Sale.

4 will sell at private sale the farm on
4 which Il + Ncale now resides, l'cated
on St Clements Bay, in Chaptico District
and known a. "PART OF ST. WINI-
FNED'S FREEHOLD" This Farm con
tains 80 acres OF land, more or less. and
has good Orchards upon it. having about a
thousand bearing PEACH TREES. \
more particular description is not deemed
necessary at this time, and al persons de-
sirous of parch asing are invited to call and
view the i1ud
The terms are. one-half cash, the bal
ancc on liberal terms as to time, subject
TO agreement, or made known on appIica-
ton TO the undcrsicucd whose pot office
is the Head of ST Clements BAY, Md.
MARY j. NEALE.
Nov. b, 1S67-td
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