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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

GEN. WAsnMGToN's LAST VoTE.-The Father
of his Country was conscientious in the discharge
Of every duty rs citizen, and never failed to
vote. The last occasion of his doing so was in
the spring of 1799 in the town of Alexandria.
He died on the 1lth of December following.
over the old market-house, and Immediately
fronting Gadbys tavern. The entrance into it
was by a slight flight of crazy steps on the out
side, and while the election was progressing
several thousands of persons being assembled
around the pols-WashingtOn drove up in his
old and well-known family carriage. The crowd
spontaneously gave way, and made lane for
him to pass through as he approached the court
house steps. A gentleman who was standing al
Gadby's door saw eight or ten good-looking mer
Immediately spring forward and follow the gen
eral up the steps, in order to uphold and suppor
him if necessary According to the custom o
!, that time the five or six candidates were sittn
on the bench, who rose in body and bowe
o profoundly on the entrance of Washington
+ Very gracefully returning their sautation, th
j, register of the polls said, "Well, General, no
= do you vote2" Qt was then by viva vocc) Il
looked u moment at the candidates, and replie
rs "Genllemep, vote for measures, not men
ir and having audbly pronounced his vote,
n. made another graceful bow and retired.
,b was loudly cheered by the outside crowd on I
a turning to his carriage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

A CHEAP AND DURABLE WASH FOR
BARNs.-Mr. S. Wasson, in the Maine Far
mer, gives the following as a good substitute
for paint for out buildings; 1.-THE ingredients
are unslacked lime, white vitriol and salt
the proportions one bushel of lime (slacE
with hot water), two and a half pounds o.
white vitriol, and four pounds of salt-tC
give drab color add half pound of Frencl
blue and two pounds of Indian red-whol
cost $1.10 for wash enough to give 200
square feet two coats of paint that will wea
like iron.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

NOVEL POSITION FOR A SWARM OF BEES.
Yesterday afternoon a lady Of this city
while standing near one of the trees in her
ward, was much surprised, not to say fright
ened, TO find her head en7eloped in huge
swarm Of bees, which had suddenly descend
ed upon it. Before she could well recover
her presence OF mind the bees had settled
upon her waterfall, and il was only by extra
| exertions, aided by her friends, that she was
| able TO tislodge them. While we can well
imagine, and do not envy the feelings ofthe
| lady during her trying moments, we are not
al all surprised that the bees should have
selected such an attractive and pleasant posi-
tion on which TO effect lodgment.-Peters
1 burg Express.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

MASONIC INFLUENCE-AN INCIDENT OF
THE WAR; give the following incident,
falling under my own observation, as an in
stance where the Masonic tie of brotherhood
proved stronger than the fear of death, and
more lasting than the hatred of mortal foes.
At the second battle of Cold Harbor, the
repulse of the Federals left the ground in
front of the Confederate works strewn with
their dead and wounded-these, lying more
than day under the hot July sun, dying
with thirst, begged piteously for help, but in
vain, as the Federal lines we're so close that
none could leave the protection of the breast
works without being made target for their
bullets. Some dragged themselves to the
ditch and were hoisted over by means OF
waist belts buckled together and let down to
them.
AT this time, when to cross the works
seemed sudden death, two men came tc
headquarters and asked permission to bring
in wounded Federal lying in their front
they were referred to the order prohibiting
such reckless exposure, and the danger o
the attempt pointed out. They answered
that the man had shown the Masonic sigma
; of distress, and that, as Masons, they fel
} bound to attempt to relieve him at any cost
4 The General (R. F. Hoke,) could not refus
s his consent, and at nightiall the two wen
+ upon the field, and though exposed to tn
. greatest danger, succeeded in bringing III
: man safely off. He proved to be Lieuter
ant Colonel, badly shot in the headi he We
carried to f private hospital, carefully q
II tended by Masons, and eventually recoyere
. from his wounds, at first considered morta
o As General Grant sent in no flag of true
ID but continued his fire upon the Confedera
o. ambulance corps, his wounded lay whe
g they fell, and nearly all died without help
20 the sight of the two armies; but the Mason
" signal ieebly raised had found respon
from hostile breasts, and added one more
~ the many victories of Love over death,
New York Dispatch
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

VERMIN IN SUGARS. F. Smith, NJ D.,
writes to the Cincinnati Gazette to say that
great number of living animals are to be
found in spoonful of some kinds Of sugar,
especially Porto Rico. He says the best
way to see them is to put teaspoonful OF
sugar into saucer of cold coffee, then set
the saucer on table near the window, on
the side of the house from the sun, then put
the face near the saucer and look across
towards the window, and you will see then
moving all over the top of the coffee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

HYDRoPHoBIA-An exchange paper says;
Now that the cheated term' is near at hand,
and an occasional mad dog may be expected,
the following cure for hydrophobia will be
apropos. "Spirits of hartshorn is certain
remedy for the bite of a mad dog. The
wound should be bathed constantly with it,
and three or four doses, diluted, taken in
wardly during the day. The hartshorn de-
composes chemically the virus insinuated in
the wound, and Immediately alters and de
troys its deleteriousness.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY, JUNE Il, 1867.


Do thy lntle-io 1t we'll;
Do what right and reason tell;
Do what wrong and sorrow claim
Conquer sin and cover shame.
Do thy little, though 1t be
Dreariness and drudgery;
They whom Christ apostles made
"Gathered fragments" when lie bade,
Do thy little; never mind
Though thy brethren be unklndi
Though the men who ought to smile
Mock and taunt thee for awhile.
Do thy little; never fear
While the Saviour standelh near
Let the world its javelins throw
On thy way undaunted go.
Do thy little. God hath made
Million leaves for forest shadei
Smallest stars their glory bring
God Cmployeth everything.
Do thy little; and when thou
Feelest on thy pallii brow,
Ere has He'd the vital breath,
Cold and damp the sweat of DEATH
Thon the little thou hast done,
Little battles thou hast won,
Little masteries achieved,
Little wants with care relieved,
Little words in love expressed,
Little wrongs at once confessed,
Little favors kindly done,
Little tolls thou didst not shuu,
Little graces meekly worn.
Little Sights with patience borne
These shall crown thy plllowed head,
Holy light upon thee she'd
These are treasures that shall rise
Far beyond the smiling skies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
- Go
GONE.
by FRANK RoxcRoFr.

Bf FRANZ koAUkpFIs
Two little white arms folded
Over the quiet breast
Two little blue eyes sleeping
In an eternal rest.
One little heart that loved us,
Silent forever and aye,
Aud the heavy clouds OF sorrow
Are darkeniog our way.
Two little feet aweary
OF all this toll and strife,
Joining the ranks of their Captain
In the march Of higher life.
One angel spirit wandering
Over the brighter shore,
And only the casket left US,
To sadden us the more.
One infant anthem blending
With the nightly choirs above
One little new harp swelling
In the harmony Of love.
one more to wait there for us,
Aud meet us when we go,
Leaving this world of darkness
This world Of sin aud woe.
o Christ cur God and Saviour
We thank thee for the word,
That of children--llttle children,
Is the Kingdom of the Lord.
Bolton Trdnsc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

'If you ever marry" said Roman Consul to
his son, s'let it be one who has sense enough to
superinteud the setting of meal of yictuals,
taste enough to dress herself pride enough tC
wash before breakfast, and sense enough to holt
her tongue when she has nothing to say"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

DEATH OF AN OLD CoLoRED WOMAN
A colored woman, one hundred and eleven
years of age, died in Norfolk county, Va, a
day or two ago. She had been slave all
her life, up to the emancipation proclama-
ton, and then her former master would not
cast her of, but continued to provide for her
I to the day of her death. At her decease he
caused an elegant coffin to be provided, and
he and his family followed her remains tC
their last resting place. This gentleman
was her seventh owner.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

THE secrets of health are six; First, keep
warm. Second, eat regular and slow. Third,
maintain regular daily bodily habits. Fourth,
take early and very light suppers. Fifth,
keep clean skin. Sixth, get plenty OF sleep
at night,-Dr, Hall.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

The Intellectual women are few, and they
generally marry men of mediOcriiy or crippled
physically .. .... ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

AN editor out West lately married one of
his lady compositors, another lady compost
tor acted as bridesmaid, the officiating cler-
gyman being retired printer, and the local
editor giving the bride away.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
RI Razaal HALLS
nax u1IvEcEIABLE S!ClLlAN
- sSSHl HAIR
-RENEWER.
VeretabIe SiciIian Hair RenGWeT

Has stood the test of seven years
before the public and no prepdTd-
fi01l fO1. the hair has yet been ats
covered that 1UiLJ produce the same
beneficial results. III is an entirety
nelU scientific discovery, cO1hbtif7l0
stOrGtiUe agents IN the NEcEI IASLE
KINGDOM. 1T restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOU n FuL
COLOR. 1T makes the scalp eChlfte
and clean; cures dGndltiU ana
hunOrs, and falling out OF the
bald heads, eIcept ift Uery dged
persons, as IL furnishes the saut1't-
Hve principle by tUItich the hdts'. Is
,lOttT,isIied and supported. ~ makes
the hair moist, soft, and gt0SsAs
and is lJnsurpG Ssed as ~ a Ie
ESSING. It Is the cheapest
DreDaratiOn eUer offered 10 the p,to,-
tic. as Que bottle 4UiIE accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other prepGrtstt0is.
n is recommended and used by
me First Medical Authority.
the tUOfaderTttL results produced
| by our StctEjd3I Hair ReliesUer hdVe
j,5,iuceT mann to manufacture pre-
| 11nr0tiOns for the Hair, Under ga
1.jOus names /; and, IN order to IN
| dlLce the trade and the pu0ttc TO
1lurcbGse their compounds, they
| hare l'esOrted to T0tSehO0u, Oy
claiming they acre former part
1lers, or hal some connection fOtth
on. Mr.. Hall, and their prepdFd-.
fiO,l aUas similar to oars. DO 1l0t
be deceived by them. Purchase he
Ori0igtNtL: 10 has HeUer geC 0eeH
eomGiIed. @ our Treatise on The Hair,
Min certificates, sent free by mail.
See that each bottle has OSts' pftCGte
Reve1ue Stamp OVel' the top Of me
bottle. Al others are limitations
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NJ H.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
EebI2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. G. FL. LAWTON,
ate OF New York and philadelphia, would say 10
his friends and the public that ho
may still be found
At 9l3 Market Street,
Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

of averv description, with the most gratifying Tests
nv His NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL EhEOIhiSlIi
svsem Of practice based strictly on seenthe prneple
Seongh knowiedge Of which is not only necessary IN
ordr to nsure successful treatment, but whout wheh
the appcaton Of Electricity In any orm i5 put uhuko
on xneriment We give below list Of diseases 70 ne
taaant Of which this system is especially AuApteu Auu
In Svbich we have been most successful -
Amanross blindness from paralysis oil the9puo nerve
Daannryho,a nterruption retention Of the mehsehl
nhonga suppresson of the voice, asthma, ague, ehs'
cborea st Vltus dance, constipaton catarrh eonsep
49, n; ia aarv stages cough, ehoToBis eodness OF ee'
md hands eramps cancers deafnessi when from para
Ivss al the acoustic nerve; dyspepsia dlabets aopy'
aatnlence gravel goitTe, hysteria, MP uselse MI
enee umbago, liver complaints, loeBJaW heuras,ai
nervousness piles, palsy, rheumatism Hpinal uSeAHo,
curvstures, and tumors. 49, a.. , oarro, ba asti.
mstsd pTolspsus mispacamenti uleeratons anu olher
YARNS of womb diseases, promptly relieved anu petmA-
| nently cured in incredibly snort space Vi tilne
REFERENoEs.
s hava the pleasure of referring those VINO may WEI
% ndartaka Electrical treatment TO the iohOWlnB won
Snn citizens of Wilmington aud vicinity, VINO nav
ha treated by up aud witnessed our treatment IN oihef
Joseph BringhHrst, 2ls West street
Edward L. Rice, bOi shlpley stIee''
| rhariaa III tiordon, S24 Market street. .
t;soree CIeand corner of Seventh and Warrington s
n III JoneH corner OF Fifth and Market streets
wm T. Rudolph, ali Market street.
Dr washington Russell, Christians Del -.
Walter Y. southgate. .e9.S
~ RI,MBoLD,s EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA CLEAN
III - and ranoyates the blood nstils the vgor OF heR
into the system, and purges out tho humors tha' ms
|
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11

West Streets, hnu lhu III AuAi 9"fPtJ -
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
roouraa from the best and most reliable houses in New
The seryces Of an experienced Druggist graduate Of
the college OF Pharmacy, Of Philadephis, have been
sscurad Who will give careful attention TO the COM
PouNDING OF PRESCRIPTIONS, at all hours OF the
{li Kinds Of Fancy Articles, Chemicals Patent Med
cnes Perfumery Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs F9ney
Estraeg Cologne Water, Soaps preparations for the alr
ma everythng usually found In well regulated Drug
store viii always be kept on hand and sold at the
| loWest Philadelphia prices. n
Mrs Dr. Foster, who u regular graduate o. Penn
Madeal University, will continue the practice OF medi-
9e al the above location she may be found when
| not professionally engaged
REMEDIES FOR THE HORSE.
fnll supply Of reliable medicines for the cure OF al
diseases OF the horse will be kept constantly on hand
apr23 ly
London Hair RestOrer.
unraha pen nett ooeoains, and all other preparation
far the hair for sale at the Drug and Prescription s.o
of Tr j. +. Wilson. 6O6 Market 81. iulylS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
DRUG STORE,
II CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

MRS. DR.. FOSTER
A,,reas 10 har friends and the public generally tha
h hss taken the Drug Store at the corner OF Front An
Vast Streets aud laid In full supply OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
RELIABLE MEDICINES,
RELIABLE MEDICINES,
RELIABLE MEDICINES.

NJ DUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE INJURIOUS
effects of Face Powders and Washes All sneh RENE, %
dies close up the pores of tho Skin, and In short time
destroy the complexion II you would have q fresh
healthy and youthful appearance, use Helmbolds ES-
tract qargaparilla
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-09
Thurstol. County Convention.

The friends Of the National Administration
those who support the policy thereof in re,tor-
Ng peace to the nation. and all who endorse
the Declaration OF Principles adopted b. the
Philadelphia National Union Convention, are
respectfully reqGe red to ct ia their respect
i've precincts on SATURDAY, MARCH lGth.
1867, TO elect delegates to County Conven-
ton TO be heli on
Saturday. .srth 3ash. 4. ID. i>G;.
ct the Cour;-Ilouse in Olympia. At ! O clo~s
p. m, 60 SELF SIX Gel gates o. the Terrier.
Convention. % a. ae.- a. t4lrevlsr. -Lfr-l
lsth. to n0Iasnzssa c-a-...ftt .af De 80. g.
Congrsss. Ead i-sz -, t- ar-- o..
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pose OF DERIVING Executive De.
nortmcnt Of a ncrt;on Gifts nowors
anu SH '"s IL ~ VIC NY 's'''''o' arc
tod HAT 1t is contrary to the teach
ings of the Fathers, they generally
reply that the Fathers were either
knaves or fools iust IS thov claim
&c.,. ~ ,..,o ',,,,a,.;a. -
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tHo'o%y arc iooi' '''o traitors. we
might show, if it were of any use,
that George Washington thought
that the habits of thinking, in free
country, should inspire caution in
those intEusted with its admlnlstra-
ton, to contlne themselves with
III their respective constitutional,
spheres, avoiding, III the exercises of
the powers OF one department, to ell
croach upon another The spirit OF
encroachment tends to consolidate
the power OF all the departments III
one. and thus to create, whatever the
form olGovernmcnt,a real dcspotlsm.
y just estimate OF that love OF pow
or, and proncncss to abuse 1t which
prcdomlnates III the human heart: is
suinc'cnt 10 satisfy Us OF the truth OF
tins position. The necessity OF re-
ctiprocal cliecNs IN tne exercise OF po-
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licans have nominated L. 1. Barnum
for Congress III the Fourth district.
NEW DIRK, FEB: 1o.-dcnry st.
Marie, the witness by whose evidence
the identity OF Surratt, the alleged
accomplice OF Booth, Atzerot and
Paine, was determined, arrived ut this
port yesterday, in the steamer 81.
LarTence, and went direct to WASH
inSton by the evening train.
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dispatch 70 the Jourhct says mon,
composed OF the remains OF Guam
trc''s gnerri'ias, broke open MIR.
Carries house, at I'arkvilic, and
seized ana hung Carrie. lie had
been tried TOR stealing horses will.
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me ha'''c OF ferrysvllie:
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House passed. by vote ct o. against
A. aJoint resolution, stating that
The people are unalterabiy opposed
to the movements III Congress to
place the people OF the Southern
tes,nnaer military despot'sm' con,
trafy TO inc spirit OF the Union, anu
s 5, % the principles wherein
tle government Is ROUNDED ana they
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new Luil1inos for The school Of tech.
nologv and ,hc Boston Society of
Natural History are sncc;monS of
frccs,ouc architecture we'll worth q
v;s;t ~ Hn.ton avon fr,,n vour 20.
mnto ,;,v If s,nmns
Rat sh,Il nntrr nnon NO cncom;.
M, nnnn Rns,on A. Daniel NrL.
stor said If Massachusetts sol can
Cow 81 III hor ,,,irf ,.;,v TI.rc s,e Is
L ": nor and inign for ,,nrs.lvcs
Thorc j. bnr h;;rorv. the w,r,l
Lno,vs Il hv hcort 1he ~e,,;us If
smcr;nar fi.nciom Which wos
r,n,,o1 IN ,hr ola cr,II. Of liberty
wbnso vnuth wos nurtnrcd and sns.
t,;nod H. tho strr,lv n.t,.;nt. If tLo
p"rnlrt;on still Uvrs II thn strrngth
IS ;ts m.n,'ooI .uI FIJI nf nri,r.
;u,i ~ III. tLn ..;tv nf;ts XVIII
- + haro hacn T., bc,r thn Lila, oroor
ono "r Ito ;ns,;tnt;nrs If tLn s;tv
NO l.rncst orr,n ON thc continent
an1 Lcl;.vc ~ laroc ~ any, in the
wnr,I ~, sov th,f I w,s charmed
.n,i J.,;,h,,d vonl1 In tno f,chln .,
nol" If cxnrcss;on WINS filled
FIJI ~ r,us;,. and came owov fron
,Ln ,,arfnrn,,rcn with tLo s,n,o scn.
sn,;dn nf s,t;.E,ct;nn th,t ono oxnn-
r;onncs oftcr Grand bnnouct of nil
10 roro and costly v;onJs Thc
Ell, ,'n,,or 81 thc or:,, WAS NOT osJ
cxnrcteI y stunning sound. like the
nn;sn If - score of stcam.whistIcs.
n.comna,,;rJ nv heavy thunder bu,
,,.a, rninn,o IF mnl1dy w,.,nd ard
ovo,,,vnr;n~ WHAT tbn GREAT falls
nf N;.n,r, ,rr !, snbl;m;tS comnorcI
iii nthan w.tnrf,Ils az j. the GRAND
nr,an If Rnstnn os comuored With
ali nthnr organs ON the continent.
N y Willis thc noct. il dead
To J;nd .t TdlcwilJ his residence ON
tho Urdsor ond his r,m,;rs wore
corvnvnI To BOSTON. his native nlacc.
and wcrc buried ot Mount Auburn.
,fter vorv impressive and solemn
omn services in the KINGS Chanel.
onrnor Of School AVID fremont