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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
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EAIL EOaD TINE TABLE.

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EAlL ROAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 1Oih, 1869
Trains will leave DeFoteorner Broad strest and Wash
inglon Avenue as folowa; ,
wAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 80 AN (sundays excepted,
Baltimore, stopping at all Re alAT Stations cor~
Meeting with Delaware Rail Roal at Wilmington fer
Crisheld aud intermediate stations =,
EXPRESS TRAIN at 12 OO NJ. (sundayH eEespted)
for baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington.
PeIryvills and HavredeGraee. Conn,cts atWiminston
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 P. NJ. (sundayI excepted,
for Baltimore nd Washing gon stopping at Chester, hnr
low Linwood, Claymont Wilmington, Newport stanton,
Newark, North East .Perryville
dsGraee Aberdeen, Perryman's, Edgewood, Magnolia,
as-NlGaT EXPRESS at li.sO P. NJ. daily, for Bsi'
more Washinatop At ester, ThuTow, Linz
wood, Wilmngton Newark Bikton North-lsas,
Perryye aud Iiavrede Grace, PsfrymAn's and hAgnos
asengers Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
the II 90 train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all station between Philadelphia and WI.
mington;
leave Philadelphia at II 100 A. N. 2.3O, 90, and 40
p NJ. The 800 PM train connects with Delaware Hall
Leave wi mi1gton at 80 and $40 An, 30, AIS and
100 daily p. NJ The $40 a. M train will not stop be-
tween Chester and Philadelphia.
PHlLADELpaIA and BALTIMORE CENTRAL R. r.
TRAINS
snpplAg st all Stations Chester Greek and phade-
phiA and Baltimore Central railroad. .
Leave Philadephia for Port Deposit
at 100 A; NJ and 43o =. M Leave Philadelphi. ior
| Stations between Philadelphia and Lamokin.
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia excepted
/ at $40 g25 A. NJ. and 20 P. NJ.
Trains leaving Wilmington at $40 A. NJ. and 10 P
NJ will connect at Lamokn junction with the T0O A.
NJ and 80 +. M trains for Philadelphia and Baltimore
| Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1880 A. NJ 1920, 5.s7 and 1920
/ p. NJ.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA,
| Leave Chestsr at 7.25 49, 90s and l1OS A. NJ 81
| 4.ds, $50, TAI aud 1858 Pm.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Baltimore 1875 A. M,,wa Mail: $50 AM HE
| i. NJ. Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit Ana intermediate
| stations at 500 +. NJ,
| Accommodation Train from Fort EsBsss. will leaHa.
PeiryGille at Gil A. NJ for Baltimore intShlanfHf
stations
Trains fer Baltimore leave Chester at 1900 and slI
a. NJ aud 4 30 +. NJ.
Train, for baltimore leave Wllmin gt0n ut i2.52 and
1000 a. Nj, l O5 and 5l7P.M.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
LeAsea Baltimore at 725 r. H., stepping al MAJ nolia
PerrymAn's, Aberdeen, Havre.ds,Grace, Perry Vile
CharlestOwn North ssst, ElktOn, Newark, Stanton
| Newport Wilmington, CaymoDt, LinWood and Chester
+. KINNEY, sup't.
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now soon We Forget.
no,r snnn we forget |

How soon we forget
The glory Of the summer fades,
The dead leaves rustic in the glades,
And mournfully the lone wind grieyes'
Our memories are fallen leaves,
Though green and fair but yesterday
Now swept away
How soon we forgetl
The kiss of one who left our side,
VIII it remain till eyentide,
unsullied, unforgotten stillS
Though iairer skies may dawn to fll
our daysf Too fraii to hide decay
1t fades away.
How soon we forgetl
Vain dreamerl when the year shall keep
Its elories mid its winter sloepi
When that we name as Love shall bloom
A little while above our tomb,
For fame hope thou-leaf of to day
Soon swept awayl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

II causes the pblegm and matter 70 rise without ifrl
tatug those delicate organs (the uugs) and without
producing constipation Of the bowels. 1t also gives
strength the system, stops night sweAt and changes
All the morbid secretons healthy state. Il contains
no opium in any snl is perfectly harmless Tor the
most delicate child. Consnmptives would do we'll TO
read his Treatise upon Diseased Lungs,
Physicians who have fail-d TO cure their PATIENTS
should try this medicine before they give the case np
as we know very many valuable lives have been saFed
by being psrsuaded TO give II trial.
Be sure and get ALIENS LUNG BALsAM, and let
no other article be pAlnsd upon you.
Sold by all deAlers in family medicines. aul3 Sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

YARNS FOR SALE.-No.1. An excellent farm
II within mile Of Newark depot In New Castle
County, containing about huudrad oress,
with good dwelling and tenant house. and excellent
barn thereon Ia desirable property and will be sold
bargain.
No ,. A nice little farm, situate in Brandywne Hun
dred, within AZ miles Of Wilmington, containing 40
acres, more or less
No o. very valuable lin excellent order, on the
BrAndywlne, mies above Wilmington, with hns build
lngs orchards and other Improvements containing 4O
or leHs.
No. L. Farm of 200 adjoining the city Of Will
mngton with buildings orchards, and improvements
suitable for farming trucking or good investment on
speculation. Apply TO WIN. McOAuLLLY,
oct, o. COG Market Street
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An Arab Welcome.

Because thou com'at a tired guest,
Unto my tent, bid thee rest.
This cruise of oil, this skin of wine,
These tamarinds and dates, are thine
And while thou eatest, Hassan, there,
Shall batbe the heated nostrils of thy mare.
II.
Allah il Allah Even SO
An Arab chieftlin treats a foe
Holds him rs one without fault,
who breaks his bread and tastes his salt
And, in fair battle, strkes him dead
With the same pleasure that he gives him bread
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

WHAT ALLIED TIE MISUNDERSTANDING
the fortnight which ended last Saturday
night, the telegraph line between here and
Chicago was so mysieriously interfered with
that no message could be sent and all
dispatches were sent by way of Racine and
Savanna AT first the trouble was laid 10
high water somewhere, but after the various
streams subsided, the trouble continued the
same as before. In the day time, however,
the line worked as well as could be desired
After a week of search for the cause of the
break, 1t was discovered last Friday evening,
in the shape of long iron rod, which a
miner at La Sale placed against the wires
upon quitting his work. The rod was
Knocked down, and the wire worked well
enough. The miner was warned that re-
petition of such disposal of his working
tools would result in trouble TO himself as
well as 10 the telegraph company. He was
utterly amazed al the power Of his rod over
the wires, and thought the telegraph ~, was ,,s .
likes o. that rod. n-Daceaport (Ioaoa) Ga
| zette, 3D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
SpeCial J1ottles.
DR.. Simms' White PuImonlc Balsam
NOW USED BY THOUSANDS.

This preparation is complete cheuical food and VIII
build up weakened, emaoiAted and broken:down con,
stitutons This remedy is rapidly taking the place o.
ali others In all diseases Of the THROAT aud LuNus'
In acts promptly and quickly in curing chronic nnd re-
cent Coughs Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, hoarsepess
Bronchitis Soreness and Paus In the Breast and booa
Splitting, Tickling Coughs, Tghtness OF the FhieSm'
Wheezng or Shoruess of Breath, Weak Voice and Uon
We have cured more than hundred cases Of PuLr
MONARY CONSUMPTION through the use OF THIS
remedy We guarantee 1t all we represent u TO ee
Is a POWERFUL EXPKCr0RANT, with Tonic Alters.
tive and difusive properties, and stands unexeeed y
rarely ed qualied, in uURING ALL DISEASES OF TUE
TnRoAT AND LUNGS. 1t now commands large
sale and is extensively appreciated wherever used and
is highly recommended by cergynen, lawyers EDITORS
AMI phVsicians, and by Thousands who have rsed H.
R-sae our Special Circular for full description sent
BY mall or to be had of Dealers In Medicines Price 5O
cents and 81 bottle Full directions accompany each
''''''' J. II. sIMMs, N. D.,
Practical Chemist, Wilmington Dell
sold wholesale by johnson Holloway &Cowden, Phila
delphIa Demas, Barnes Co., New York. aud at retail
~ ttasiars in mediclnes a yerywhere. nov13
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

As surprising anything that has ever tesu offered TO
X IN bs own family with great success the Of his
sister WHO supposed to be in the LAST stages q CON
sumption. This lady isnow we'll, and has been perme-
peutly enred by
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

V,HE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE, WEST
i WILMINGTON, FOR SALE, with the square Of
ground on which Ii stands or will be exchanged for
other property. II is about three-fouThs of mile from
Market Street, directly on the contemplated West WI.
mington Horse Railroad, we'll situated for hrstelasa
nG.S SsGi Of ~ any ''"Sr p"'''' J. .A.BRowN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

,l-zss OGLETOWN HOTEL for SALE
1lltfH Contains 12 R0oMs-T up stairs and down.
E,aN Stable, Shedding, and pump Of excellent water
~ at door. One Of ground attRchsd. Prioe
$4,000; 81 900 may remain on mortgage. For further
parlieulars apply to Mrs ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS NJ. oGLE, No. East Third Street. Will
mingtou, Del. jan22-it
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

NOR SALW. - -.
Il No. /. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, Gu Pine
street, above Fifth street.
No. T. STORE, DWELLING, Se. on Fourth street,
between Market and King slrests 1t very desirable
part Of the city for business of any kind.
No. Q, FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES Nc
caullsy street, Lombard between Eleventh and
Twelfth atreetp.
No. 1. 4 BRICK DWELLING on TatnAll street, above
Second street.
of Seventh aud French streets. Good business stand.
No O. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, frat house West OF Black Horse Hotel Good
stand for store and boarding hodse.
Alat, number Of other Houses and Lots. Apply TO
WM ,McGAuLLEY
lAn29 eOe Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

'tMr. Jones, you said you were connected
with the fine arts; do you mean that you ar
a sculptor ?" No, sir, don't sculp myself,
but furnish the stone to the man tha'
does.''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM

DIT A. L. scosil, Who has for many years been known
throughout the United States the inventor Of rome
dies tor the lungs, recommends
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, VIII leave
stations name the following Changed Hours subiset
10 delays Incident to Freight Busness1 viz:
Going South, leave Wilmington about 500 A. H., New
Castle AGO. Middet'wp co. Clayton, Tl5 Dover, sbo,
Camden, $40, Felton, ID c5, aud 6s due al Harrington
1910 d. NJ.
Going NORTH to leave Harrington about 800 p NJ Fell
ton o. Camden, %, Dover, 545 Muorton, 6.io Clay
ton co. Mddletown, Si5, New Castle 1880 and be due
at wilmngtou 1l.o0 p Nj.
This train will stop take up Passengers only at
stations named, hut VIII set down Passengers at any
stopping place. except narss Corner, State Road Dell
JuHction and dupont.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington aud Philadelphia,
T4O A NJ.
Leave Philadelphia ll.4b M.and Wilmington LOO Pm.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional to those above Smyrna Tor Clay ton
II 10 A.M aud s1OP.M. Leave Clayton for smyrna 20
AM. aud 21O p NJ. to make connection with trains
| aud from Dover, and Stations south.
| Steamboat Trains heretofore run are withdraw.
Boat will however, Cribhed for Noriok, in con
rselion with Local Train, on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Evenings.
| E.Q. .SEWALL,
| GA inf nda nj nal war Raj
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II oil Cure solon all Others fail.

Is ths remedy to cure all Lung aud Throat daeut'es
RAsAm,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
Pank of Cnnkrnaohes

Can be Killed by single flask of Lyons Insect Powder
Nsthng kills insects. This s their natural eneny.
See that you get the genuine IL mas Lyons signature
on he package. All others are frauds:
sept5-im Depot, 81 Park Row, N. Y
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Perry Davis pain KILLER,
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM

Which has been introduced to all parts II the inhAbit
abs world and is everywhere appreciated aud sought
aftsl
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for 5aIc ann TO lient.
VINO WANTS A noMEI

HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST
n West Wilmington within ten minutes walk OF Marker
street. of City axes aud at bster rates than can
obtanol tn rough tue help of any Loan Association
sszan FOR sALE-Two three-story brick houses al
kN eleven hundred and fifty dollars each, theint er
InAA# est on which would be only hTe dollars anu
Inas seventy.dve centa per month. Possession can
DO had in thirty days
ed. One new four-roomed house standing on the
IIS# of Sixth Avenue and street. lot 40 feet-
,iH by 60 feet; price hundred and fifty dollarsi
interest three dollars and seventy-hye cents Per
mOztn, would rent for eight dollsrs a month.
esssan Two flur.r1onied houses now building, ana
IliN& will be ready for about the hrst OF August
s II feet by 25 feet, lots 20 feet by 100 feet,
IHktAA PRICE, eight hundred dollars eAch-interest
four dollars per month; all paid that sum will be
so much toward becoming owner of the property, -
.s.sSA One two-roomed house on lot 20 feet by eo
IglWN feet, PRICE, four hundred and nifty dollars !
l,.s rented for fse dollars per month.
ssk My object In Offering such liberal Inducements
is 10 West Wilmington village owners in place
Of renters Three per cent discount will be allowed on
the hrst cash payment. School House and Chapel are
nov building,-two variety stores open, and here
will be fOund plenty Of pure water and no water tax
The rent that many mechanics paying, should, with
economy give them a comfortable HON in few years
The orse Railroad will, within few years, run round
the northern and western section of the city, and must
Of necessity, run directly through West Wilmington
lots sale, to build and no cash required
juns " J. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

tFrom the Louisville Courler-Journal, Sept 2
DOWN IN THE DARK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

FOR sALE.--THAp VALUABLE
"a FARM, situate partly in the City OF Wilmington
lsss and partly in Chistriina Hundrsd known the
l=H-l "Warner or Wright" Farm, adjoining lands Of
Henry O. Banning Esq, Thomas Z. Bayard, Esq, Cate
Col Dayisis) Dr. Brown Mrs Connel and Others contain
ing about lilo aeie more less This property has
eral Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington lies both sides of the Railroad
and Turnpike and is in every way desirable spscu
atlOn by operators in Real Estate few gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private resdences
Amply 10 WIN. McCAULLEY,
is2b-tf ins Ws-hAt Street. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
THE PAIN KILLER

Is by universal consent allowed 10 have won for itself
reputation unsurpassed in the history Of medical pre-
rarations.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
An exchange has been experimenting on
Grants name as follows;

The second and last lines are appropriate;
the third is sarcastic.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

In all lis varied forms Incidental TO the human ihmiy
and the unsolicited written and verbal testimony Of the
10 its favor, its own best Advertisements
The Ingredients which enter into the PAIN KILLER
being purely vegetable render It perfectly safe aud e
cacous remedy tsken Internally we'll as Tor external
application, when used according to directions The
lions is readily removed by washing in little alcohol
This medicine, Justly celebrated for the cure Of SO
many OF the affections incident 10 the human family
new been before the public
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
TAKEN EXTERNALLY, CURES

Feons Doils and Old Sores seyers Burns and scalis
Bruises Cuts, Sprains, swelling Of the
Joints Ringworm aud letter Broken
Breasts, Frosted Fest and
Chilbains, ToOthache,
Pain IN the Face,
Neuralgia and
rheumatism,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE.
SPEER'S
Used by Hundreds of Congregations for
Church Communion Purposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LADIES AND WEAKLY
PERSONS TO USE.

sPERR,s WINES are invaluable for the Invalid and
the Con vauseent They the pure juice Of the Grape
with rich body, and are extensively used 10 Hospitals
them
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
TESTIMONIALS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dir. Fletcher, of Missouri, says;
recommend your Basan in preference b any other
medicine for Coughs, and 1t gives satisfaction"
PhysiriAns who have failed 70 cure their pAtlants
sbond try this medicine before thsv give the up
AZ We know very many valuable lives have hesn saved
BY being persuaded to give 1t a trial.
DON'T DESPAIR because all other remedies have
failed but try this remedy and you will not be decsyei
ii win stand the test for merits, has the celebrated
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float att.
':Get her off, engineer" said the United States
officer, land will guarantee you five hundred dol.
lars in gold; and as soon as you like, for your
friends on the shore are beginning to shoot"
Now when man has to choose between five
hundred dollars and prison. it does not take much
time to make up his mind. I decided for the dol
lars
had plenty of assistance, and soon got all right
in the engine room. She had been run ashore on
a sand bank, at low water, about q hundred yards
from the shore. AS the tide rose, she foated aft
and assisted by purchases on deck, / backed hel
off, and took her outside into deep water. How
they did pepper us from the shore Icoud heal
the png-png of the rifle bullets as they struck the
ship, till the gunboat cleared the beach with hel
shells. Luckily, there were not any gun batteries
handy on shore, or we should have been sunk
where We lay.
Outside I gave up charge to the second engineer
of the paddle steamer He was very decent fel
low and by his advice stuck to the ship after We
went into Norfolk I got my five hundred dollars
and was made chief engineer of the Fanny Flew
ker, when they turned her into the Nahobegal
gunboat, and attached her-only fancy-to tht
blockading squadron!
Nothing of any importance occurred for some
time and then we were ordered round to New
York on particular service. I had shore leave
and was stroing up Broadway, when [ met I
gaunt-looking and ragged sailor whose face wa
familiar to me- "Surely you are not Trereave' !
said the man. "And surely you are not Adams?'
said I. "Iam, indeed" he replied, "but I lef
you for dead on board of the Fanny" And theI
came explanations; that he had seen me strucl
down before Captain Ford ran the bark ashore
how the chief engineer had said I was dead ant
cold, and that as the boats would not wal he wa
obliged to leave. II have had nothing but bat
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plcation Of any person holding stock Of the STAT
Of South Carolina, to take the same and issue In
lieu thereof coupon bonds Of said State, signed BY
the Governor and countasigned BY the Treasurer
of the State in sums of one hundred dollars, tlVe
hundred dollars, ahd one thousand dollars, bearing
six per cent interest, the same as said stocks SAID
interest to be psid and the prncipal
within twenty years and both principal and inter
est to be payable at the Financial Agency Of the
State of South Carolina, in thso;t of New York.
SEC. 2. That the State Treasurer is hereby gu-
thorized, on the application Of any person holding
coupon bonds of the State Of South Carolina, to
take up the same and issue IN lieu thereof stock OF
said State, signed by the Governor ard counter
signed by the Treasurer Of the State, In sums Of
one hundred, five hundred and one thousand dol
lars, bearing the same rate Of interest as the bonds
so taken up, and both principal and interest 10 be
payable at the Financial Agency of the State Of
South Carolina, in the city of New York.
SEc.: 3. That it shall be lawful for the Treasurer
to charge and receive for each certificate Of Stock
or bond exchanged as provided in the first or SEC
ond Sections of this Act, one dollar, to be appro.
priated to his own use; and further sum Of fifty
cents for each blank used ia the transaction, said
sum to be for the use and benefit of the State Of
South Carolina.
In the, Senate House, the twenty-second. day Of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and axty-nine
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luck since left you, Tereave," " continued Adams.
"We got back to jamestown all right, and the
owners sent out another vessel but she was taken
the first voyage and have been m limbo all win.
ter They got tired of us, suppose, for we were
turned out of prison fortnight since, and told To
go back to England. But then our skipper must
fall sick, and could not leave him in strange
place. All our money went long ago, and its been
hard times to get the old man food. Idon't often
cave in, but this morning felt in clench, for a
man can always keep up his courage when there
is a southerly wind in the bread barge; but now
have met you--' and the poor fellow anx-
ious eyes seemed to say, "Will you befriend me,
or will you not?'' 90. ~~
A"Cheer up, old lad," said I; ''it's my turn now.
don't forget that morning at jamestown. Come
and have some dinner, and get rigout going
along after that We will make the skipper COM
Portable" -
Heaven bless you, Trereave,' u returned Adams,
''you are friend and man."
I found that anxiety and privation were the
causes Of Captain Ford 8 Illness Care and proper
food soon restored him to comparative health, and
I had the pleasure of getting him and Adams CON-
Portable berths in vessel bound for London. ]
paid their passage, and persuaded them to accept
q few dollars
We'll, time rolled on and the war was ended. ]
had saved tidy pile, 50 I thought I would take Q
six months holiday and see my friends in the old
country.
You may be sure called upon Bill Adams. ]
found him doing well, and also found that he had
a remarkably pretty sister-as good, toe, as she
was pretty. II never mentioned her," said Bill
for she was slip of girl when left, and for
got that girls grow into women" Istayed week
with them, and then went down to Cornwall; but
all my folks were dead or gone away, or changed,
80 that I came back to Bills and can't tell ho1
it was but there-Bessie Adams is now Mrs.
Trereave, and it's to please her I've written this
long yarn.