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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

A SCOTCH GIRL's DREAM.-A letter from
Blairgowrie, Scotland, published in Dun
dee paper, tells this story of a dream:
"a strange story has been current here
during the past week, and has given rise to
much curious speculation and superstitious
feeling. The circumstances are so far re-
moved from ordinary coincidence, and yet
bear 80 much evidence of being something
more than fantasy. that we give the details
as gathered from a reliable source. The
subject of the story is, or was, young mar
ried woman, whose maiden name was Jessie
Ellon, tile daughter of Charles Ellon, who
has been cattleman for many years to Mr..
Geekie, of Rosemount, about two miles from
BlairgowrIe. Jessie lived with her father
before she was married, and was employed
occasionally at farm work, along with other
| young women belonging to the neighbor.
hood. While so engaged, about two years
ago, she told some of her companions of
| remarkable dream she had, more than once
in succession, which caused her much anxiety
and uneasiness at the time. She thought she
stood in the centre of a circle, which was
like hay-rck stand, or something of that
kind, and saw in numeral letters two KS,
V, and other symbols, which taken to-
gether, left an indelIble impression on her
mind that she would die ON the 25th OF Sep
tember, 1867, just two years after the vision.
Being out of the ordinary course of dream
ing, the recital caused an unusual sensation
at the time, but the gossips made light of the
matter, comforting her with the assurance
' that according to the 'book of fate, the con
trary' would result in her marriage.
l. "About year after her dream, Jessie wal
n n married to young tradesman named Bow
u man, belonging to Coupar Angus, and short
ly after she removed there to live with he
At husband. 1t appears that her health CAV
ID way soon after this and she was believed L
er have fallen into a consumption, and the mex
m time we hear of her she had come to Rose
a mount to try and recruit herself at littl
ne harvest work just fortnight since, Sh
us grew worse, took to bed, and fingered I'll
sh at eight O'Clock on the evening OF Wedne'
he day. the 25th of September, she died, age
twenty-six years. Such IS the story vouche
rs for and verified by the people OF the plac
he and what is worthy OF notice, the neighbor
1T remembering the dream, were wonderir
ng some days before her death whether itwou
}" really happen on the fatal 25th, according
the mysterious warning which she had g
iat two years before. "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
From the Independent.
SWEET PEAS.

From the Independent.
SWEET PEAS.
sweet peasi Sweat Psasl
The very sweetest of all sweet things
Alry poised, like butterfy-wings,
On the slender Htsm.
And now they brood In a still delight;
Aud anon, as the light wind touches them,
They tremble and hutter, as fsigning flight,
In eoynsss-not alright
And, lest they ay.
The tricksy Zephyr passes by
With little moan Of make-bellsve,
And prstends to die
Among the cherry lressi
They only smlls--thsy will not grisve,
The gay and shy
Sweet Peasi
Sweet Peas swsst Psas
rhe very sweetest of all sweet thingal
Perfect pink and perfect white;
Exhaing p,rfums rare, SO pure,
II ceaseih never to allure,
Nor falleth ever to satisfy;
Like breath of Immortality
Like lint Of youth unspent for aye;
OF love All, well-S day.
Say, ye sweetest Of all sweet things,
Sweet Peas
What are ye llksst f-whAt like yof
The dream Of Beauty, the wonder that cllnss
To anowy-lidded InnOeencs-
ThePe mystic nebul@,
Souls Of flowers TO BEL
Lightly drifted hence,
And, mingling, straishtway they became
Visible in pink and white,
In dainty.delisRts forma like these,
And gat themselves a name;
Dew.ehristened in laver Of morning light,
"swest PsAslp
Sweet Peasi Sweet Peasi
Here Ia a handful for her to wear
Who is sweet like thom, and more stately-fAIr
Lie, nOseEay Of blushes, In her breast;
Nor yet too sweet for her sweathsart's ysst,
lie. when he coneth, ahall share
The posy modest and debonalrl
And ys bring an added grace
To the frstrasting place,
Ye to tue second shall bring ease,
And sweet assurances,
Dispeing sweet anxisties,
Sweet psas
And will ye have a sweetheart, too.
Sweet Peas, Sweet PeAst
Then here's Zephyr come back to WOO,
II you pleased
Nay, but Zephyr ia a iirt
Make again your winged threat,
TIL, In very truth, be fret
What's the hurtT
And die among the cherry trees,
For love Of YOU
Sweet PeAHl
HARRIET NoEwEs EnDA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

The racing river leipel and sung y
Full bllthey in the perfect Sssthsr,
All round the mountain echoes rang,
Rorgreen and blue were glad together.
This ralned out light from every part,
And that with songs ofjoy was thrilling;
But In the hollow Of my heart.
There Ached place that wanted hlnng.
Before the road and river meet,
And stepping stones are wet and gllaen,
heard a sound Of laughter swest,
And paused to like 1t, and to listen,
heard the chanting watsrs iiow,
The erushAt's note, the bees low humming--
Then turned the hedge and did not know
How could I-that my time was coming.
A girl upon the highest stone.
Half doubtful Of the deed, was standing,
SO far the shallow Mood had hown
Beyond the 'eustomed leap Of landing
She knew not any need Of mo,
Yet me she waited all unwsttingi
We thought not had crossed the ssa,
Ahd half the sphere to give her meeting.
waded out, her eyes 1 met,
wished the moments had been hours;
took her in my arms, aud sat
Her dainty feet among the flowers.
Her iellow.maids in cOpss and lane,
Ahl still methinks, hear them calllngi
The winds soft whisper in this plain,
The orushats coo, the waters falling
And now it Is year ago.
But now possession crowns endsavori
took her in my heart, TO grow
And filled the hollow place forsvsr.
JKAN IEoRLoy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
A QUEER STORY. --- LADIES DoN,T
BET YOUR POCKETS.


The New York SUa, in speaking of the
races at Jerome Park, on the 10Th ult., re-
lates this amusing story:
One little group on the members stand
furnished US with a story which is good
enoagh to repeat, we think. There was
very young wife-yery pretty; a husband
not quite SO young, and gay-looking lady
friend, and the party occupied back seat.
The wife was apparently delighted with the
sports, wt could not resist frequent Jealous
glance toward her female companion. to
whom the husband was paying good deal
of uncalled-for attention. During the handi-
cap race the excitement was intense, and
there was much private and innocent bet
ting; and from this interest our little group
was not exempt The pretty wife had been
betting on "onwardn-which, having the
lead at first, she took as good sign, in the
innocence of her heart, and the female
friend, doubtless on the advice of our nice
husband, laid her money on Local" who
was altogether behind time in the first mile
The bet was pocket against pocket. "I1i
| bet all I've got IN my pocket" said the faa.
cinating friend, "that Local wins the first
mile" Of course she meant all the money
in her pocket, but when ''Local" did not
win the first mile and disappointed every
body, and the wife JOLLY demanded the
losers pocket to be emptied, there appeared
TO be some hesitation on the part of the lady
friend She handed out her pocket-book,
| but that wasn't enough. Everything you
/ l,o A.
wife, who seemed to think it such good
| joke to win, that she determined to enjoy 1t
| fully. There then ensued playful tussle
for the pocket, which ended by the wife
getting her hand in and drawing most of its
contents forth, while the husband assumed
a highly moral air and deprecating look.
A handkerchief, pair of gloves, pocket-book,
tiny bunch of keys, and other tritles of the
kind, were brought forth in the grasp, at
which the little wife laughed immoderately,
until little folded note buried beneath the
rest of the things caught her eye, and then
her face changed. She dropped the rest and
opened that, 10 the apparent dismay oil friend
and husband, and the amusement of two or
three bystanders, to whom, now that the
i
: looked funny. Whatever was in the note,
) of course, nobody that witnessed the scene
7 could say. 1t was easy to guess, however,
from the action of the wife. She grew very
red and looked very mad, and said, "thii
p is pretty" after she had read the letter, in Q
8 tone which meant that she thought it wal
8 anything else but nice. Emma" said hei
!. husband, as il he would like to explain some
1t thing, but his wife interrupted him. 90
;. want to go home, she said, and started of
d At first the husband was going after he
a alone, but remembering there was anothe
9, lady in the case, came back, took numbe
t, two's arm, and followed quickly after tn
IL first little lady.
ut 1t was an interesting episode of the day
lesson to husbands and 10 wives, and col
e, veyed warning to everybody about bettin
de their pockets"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

FEW of us read our Bibles so curiously as
to have discovered that they contain no such
word as its, from Genesis TO Reyelations.--
Exchange.
The above, which is having wide cireu-
lation, is an error. There IS one, and only
one place in the Bible where the word oc-
ours. The fifth verse OF i.he twenty-htth
chapter of Leyitcus reads follows "That
which groweth OF its own accord of thy
harvest, thou shalt moi reap, neither gather
the grapes of thy vineyard undressedi for il
is q year of rest unto the land, "-Albdnl
Journal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
FERTILIZERS.

Ulo OUR CUSTOMERS. 49, WE TAKE
pleasure In announcing Dealers in Rertilizers and
the Agricultural public, that have within the past
yesr Increased facilities for the manufacture Of
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to an extent unequalled by
facilities not only include the enlargement Of old
established works In Philadelphia. known the DELA
but also the purchase OF extensive and wsl-stocked
works at Chicago, Illinois, with all the necessary
chinery cars &c to conduct the business This estab
li4hmsnt alone has produced annually 5000
dried bones aud meat aud capable OF being largely In
creased. We DESIRE by The closest supervision to
duct these two concerns that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from their consolidation, In OBJ
tanning a MANURE which shall maintain a standard
and uniform quality and at the lowest possible price.
BAUGH a. SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

DIR. CHALMERS was no exception to the
saying that prophet is not without honor
save among his own counlrymen. When he
preached in London, his own brother James,
never went 10 hear him. One day at the
coffee house which he frequented, the brother
was asked by one ignorant of the relation
shin, il he had heard this wonderful country
man and namesake Of his? "Yes," said
James, somewhat dryly, Il have heard
him. "And what do YOU think of him?"
"very little indeed, y was the reply. "Dear
mer' said the inquirer, "when did you hear
himp' "About half an hour after he was
born" was the cool answer of the brother.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

TIE mountains round about Harper's
Ferry were covered with snow to the depth
OF four inchos on Thursday of last week.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

A LAWYER had his portrait taken in his
lavorite attitude, standing will; his hands In
his nockets at would resemble HIM more
closely" said an acquaintance, 'Nf he had
his hands in somebody else's pockets .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

ST. PAUL Is now c',nuected by rail with
Chicago The disla nee, 445 miles, is run
in 90 hours.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
DRUG STORE,
IL CORNER OF,
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL a.
TRussEs, sUPPoRTeRs AND BANDAaEs FOR
LADIES,

NJ. nr Posier has effected arrangements with Of
tba best establishments in Phadelphia, by which she
ia enabled to lades with Trusser Supporters aud Ban
daae made in the best style, and adapted 70 their p
ienlsr cases This the only place In this city where
they can be supplied and httsd by regular temeis
graduate OF medicine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
II ixMaal HALLS
A03x .1lVEcETABLE SlClLIAN
z3HsF -, -, ! HAIR Ia : y
..RENERzR.
Vegetable SiciIian Hair ReneWer

Has stood the test of seUen gears
before the public and 7aO ITeDGra-
ton for the hair has get been dis
c0peTed that aULI produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
neV scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most 1DotCelTML and re
siOrGtiUe a0ents in the NEcETABLE
KINGDOM. 1t restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YouTH Ful
COLOR. Tt makes tho scalp 1pittte
and clean; cures dd1idrHH ana
HtttnOrs, and falling out OF the
hair; ai,L sUiy make 1t gTOtc. upon
bHld heads, eCcept tn Tes'D dged
Hre principle bD aOIiich Me hdir. is
tOuFisIed and supported. ~ makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
anil is aJnsuTDd sSed as u III Il ~
ESSING. II is The cheapest
DreDaratiOn eDer offered to Me. pub
fic, as one bottle t0tU dccohiI1tsh
more and last longer than three
bottles of dny other preparations.
II Is recommended and used by
me First Medical Authority.
The lOOndeITiIL results produced
On oar SiciLiGis HAIR RelleaDer hare
Induced 1nanU to nlGn1tfdctlt9'e pre-
DnratiOns for the Hair, Hllder Cd-
IiDNs names and, In order to iil-
otRce the trade and the pMOdc to
purchase their compounds, MeD
hare resOrted to faIseLOOd, by
cI,ti7ain0 they acre former part
ners, OF hGd some connection IUith
our Mr.. Hall, and their arepdr6-
fiOn 1uus similar to Ours. DO not
De deceiUed by Them. Purchase tho
Ori1inGL: 10 has neUeT vet been
e0taIIed. our Treatise on The Hair,
trifh certificates, sent free bD mail.
See that each bottle has oar p1iudte
ReUetne Stamp OUei' the top of the
bottle. Al others are limitations
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, n, H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, NJ H

Sod Jy al Druggists uHu DtuI'7' :" "1''''@'''''
febI2-ly
NOR NON-RErRNTIoN OR INooNTlNENoE OF
Il URINE, irritation, Inflammation, OF liberation
the bladder kidneys diseases Of The prosrate
atone In me bladder csleuu gravel or brick dust de-
posts and ali diseases of the bladder Kidneys and
s,eai aweliinEs, use HELMBoLDH FLUID EXrRAor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
mRs. DR, FOsT ER
,gEpIoAL ELEoTRIoITY .

1aJ unnn her and announces that she still onunues
~ or her professional services the public at the above
| ,o,otIoo w apr2s-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

n a
DR. c. II. LAWT0N,
L,te OF New York aud Philadelphia, would say to his
frlends and tho public that he may still 10 ouna az
No. 9l3 MARKET STREET,
Where be is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or every description, with the most gratifying resnts,
svstan of practice based strictly on scientc principles
thorough knowledge Of which Is not only necessary ~
orar To Insure successful treatmant but without which
tba anpleation of Electricity in any form but DANCE
us axnariment We give below list Of diseases to tho
teatment Of which his syasm is especially hdaptsd And
| in which we have bosu most successiul
Amanroais, blindness om paralysis OF The optie nerve
amanorrhna Interruption retention OF the menBes
anhona suppression Of the voice, asthma aguei ohs,
choreA st. Vitus dance, constipation, eaAfrh eonremp
lion In s early stages cough chorees eoldness "i ieet
and hauds, cramps cancers deafness, wheh rom psrn
0atulencs gravel goitre, hysera, hip disease, hpo
! ansa lumbayo liver complaints loclJaw, neuralgia,
piles, palsy, rheumatism, spinal disease
eurvaiures, and tumois. , "a. , ., >. .t
matad ProlepsuB misp uceratous aud oihei
forms Of womb Diseases promptly relieved ana psrme
nently cured Ia an incredibly short space Of tlme.
RERERENoFs.
Wa have the pleasure Of referring those who may wlai
ia undertake Eeeirc4l treatment to the following vel
Known citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity who nav
ha treated by w. aud Witnessed itmen In Others
Ioseph BringhHret, 2i9 West street
EDWARD Il. Rice, sol shipley street.
W. II. NAif, Bast Fourth street.
Charles Il. uordon, 81 Market sreet
George Ceand corner OF seyenih aud Washington 81
II. III Jones corner Of Filth and Market streets
WIN, l. Rud ilph, ait Market street
D. Wnsh ngton RUSSELL ohfistana, Del .,,la-esepi
Walter v. sonshgate'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
GENTLEMEN FITTED WITH TRUssEs,
BY CHARLEs Foster.
oHIL1s CURED IN Id nouRs.

Broken limbs and surgical operations performed
bv Mrs Dr. Foster and Mr. Charles Fostef'Whe MSS hAo
much experience in this practice. .l..-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

FULL SUPPLY OF DRUGS AND MEpIoINEs.
full supply Of pure aud fresh Drugs as vel as the
eod Wholesale and retail. Prescriptions esretuy com
pounded at ali hours Of the day or night Az Mrs Dr.
Foser remedies sold Wholesale and retail Rt this store
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12


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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

MRS. d. FOSTERS oELEBRATED TONIC BITIERs,
And other complaints OF like ehiraoter ,..,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
LOVE Ar FIRST SIGHT.

HARnrrr MOEwis KrHpAu.
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Granfreia. sc lit jsst fsa teiafrTsn tror.
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bic SauptihuIo an Der 8sreitsluns ibrsS Wunihss
suihrsibt, ibre ibin Der aurBem %basswancte @uni
nteper sans entioaen baeen. Ser 1runb, msebalt
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Yabf lsin, neil nesIelts In isinsr g!nrsee an BIZ
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raj Mcntets1c lca en 8srlpsis barber suaeaau,
asn Ietn, Gag CT es unttrlaFien, bielsn Mnlsulunssr
entssssn5utrstsn.
Sire 3situns in Soulcn t1etlt nit, has an
%. Ss5emtsr Dor Dem Sap @epst, in Der Ndbe cor
Soulcn, ens Is Uub large ssfhtanse ssfanaer
mcrbsn. S6r SSrpsr lit prlfcnlmen runb unb Az.
3cu nid unO nit elmer furSsn gptse am Saman5,
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unb auf BEN Bauh sslbiia trsib. sic bat tsin'
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ltsss unb bas bsibe 9anser ale quite Nahtarsn Re
rpfsn isien, In Der Babn bee Sortlhrittes bu ipans
Seln. Sb Napeleen's 2anosleuts nisis MnlidI
tbsiltsn, rsls Ct C8ismard) niht unteriu9sn, na
sr nur NIT Ger NssierIns gu rsbnsn babe. Gin
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Stanepunf;, 70 perne man ~tsgreifsn, bag Grant
reid In Seutihlanb cine llsfsrma1t uiht ,piinihsn
Tonne, fsin Is WliQionsnrsth, tin Ssfrsih Its ar
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rsrs Wlals estanSt, ais iis, 9sssn II u9r, mi.sn
I'M Sanssn zines maljsrs, aus Den Nrmen ibrss
SSn,ers su grse fsl. Ssbsrmann sfaubts, es babe
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