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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The rapid sale OF this and the universal favor
with which II is uniformy received prove conelusiyely
years has trying ordeal OF the civilized world
aud its popularity attests its marvellous virtues while the
demand tor IL to day still continues unabated ever
fact sosignihcant that further comment Is unnecessary.
SKIN DISEASES.
EtysiHelas, Rnswonn, Measles, Small Pox Scarltna,
RASH Itch Cuaneoua Eruptions, Botches, Pimples Pua
arc q,dckly healed by free o this Balsamc Oint'
mrnt It's operation is materially assisted by taking llo
oways Purifying Pills which exercise powerful and
healthy Influence uu the blood aud secreons.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST.
Diptheria purid Sore Throat ouinsy, Coughs Colds
loar-eness, Influenza, Cattarnh, Asthma. bronchitis
Tighness Of the CHEST puriay dc the nhaned state
the glands Of the throat and coAngs Of the chest By
rubbing the Ointment the affected parts 1t IL quickly
absorbed aud aays the Irritation, cleanses the Of
the phltgm which Obstructs them thereby giving Inn
mediate freedom to the organs ofrespiraton.
LUNG DISEASE, EXTERNAL ULCERS
The extraordinary efficacy OF this Bslsanic ontneu On
Old sores, Bad Legs and Cancerous Ulcers, Is frankly
mitted By eminent medical men BY rubbing 1t on I'll
chest aud back 1t Is quickly mbibed y the ahsarhens
aud conveyed through the aid Of the blood to the ungs
where IL antsepe properties are equally al active on
have been cured OF lncipent Consumption by perfever
ing use of Holloway's PILLS and Ointment.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, dOUT.
The Exrruciatng sgones Of TicDouloureux. Lumbag0
and scatca, the eTippling diseases OF this Nerves aud
uscea the exquisite torture OF Cramps, Goui and
tracted or suH lonts quickly assaged by local ap
pcaOns OF the Ointment which soOthes the rritahiy
and rrases the spasms. As these Diseases however o
gnats in the acid state of the blood res
only 10 obtained by liberal use OF llooways pills. In
conjunction with the Ointment, to renovaiu the vital
huid of the humors which enRender the disorders.
Both The Ointment and Pills should 6euSei in thi
foiiowiHg cases:
bad nreastF. Corns (soft) scalds,
Burns Cancers, Fore Nipples,
BuniOna, CorO-hAy, 6rurvy
nite of Moachetueg GlandulRr Swell Sore neads,
and sand Flies. ings Tumors.
Chisgo-iont Elephantlasls, Wounds.
ChiihalnF, FlEtulas Y4ws
Chapped hands, Piles,
lMPoRtASr CAUTION None nulne unless the word
EoloUdy, ksip iork and London" diFcernible Az
Yaermdr in every leaf the book of directions
each pot or box.
- Sold at the Mandatory OF Professor HOLLOW Az
80 Maiden Lane, New York. aud by all respectable Drug
iss aud Dealers u Medicine throughout ee civllizs
| world, in pots al % cents, ~ cts and 81 eAeh.
aS-There lisa considerable saving by taking the large
slzea.
N.B-Dreetions for the guidance of patients In ever
| disorder are affixed to each pot. decO'eowIyN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08

0ulNlNE-3OO ounces Powers WeghtmAn's Qulnlne
" DruggiHs and Physicians furnshed IL lowest markei
prices by L. HRINGHURsT co, Wholesale and retal ,
Druggists, corner Sixth and Market Streets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08

The rapid sale OF this the universal favor
with which II is uniiormy received prove conelusively
E powerful efficacy disease Daring period OF htty
years has trying ordeal OF the civilized world
aud It's popularity attets its marvellous virtues while the
demand tor it to day still continues undated AZ
significant that further is unnecessary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
ssaS@

To my friends and fellow citizens OF Whining
ton, DEL and vicinity.
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VNINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING "wednesday. being the Thirty
third night Of eli engagement uLequs-d for success,
MI J. 3. CLAKkE,
viii appear for the third ne In hs sfest comic character oil
Mr.. HENRY DOVE,
received nightly With Of meriment The brilliant ard
besasiful
CUBAS.
~ho has renewed n" wild rore which attended her d
pear.nce In New. Yoik will appear Ia two new danes
This performanc. THIS EVENING will commence with
Buch stones sdmirAbls comedy Of
MARKED LIFE
with magnificent cast embracing: Mossrs g. Clarhe.
Dsyide. Barton Hin. Davenport, Mira Skerrett Wslcot.
Miss Ada Clnon aud Miss Browne After tho Comedy, the
rrsst SpsaisA Sosionsl DsDce
La MANDALINA.
By the Cuba. assisted by tho Corps dc Ballet To
be foLh1 II three set. Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN.
embracing tho love, OF m scenery and eeets In the sec
end act will be preentsdfh- .
BALLET ADVERTISEMENT
AZ I" La Follis" "a which Senoritz CGBAS, DON JUAN
XIMFNYs ard fall corp. de ballet will appear. thus pro
enos Tho evening tbs uHeqnaed attractions Of
,tsndsd comedy brilliant ballet and magnificent scenic
spectacle.
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6iaiionerp ano 4antp GOODS.
% rINHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIE
SWORD"
The GOLD PyE-THE bfsr OF ALL PENS.

Il
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS ~ THE woRLp
On receipt of any Of The io.,as sums N es.n sr w.
DIRECTED Gold Pen OF Psos 'sIse'As es 'a"' se'''s~S
= S''' ty;t,nb PINS WITHOUT CASES
For 70 cent? tie Magic psu for cents tbs Laeiy Fen
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Pr ard for ~. tho k,e,.ler PEG.
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THE SAME pE.s ~ sILxrnP PLATED EXTENSION
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ard Or ~ u: Ene'.s, Pm Ih.'1 , are WI n.n.a
wear II s,sy Of which vii tar ousls'' gro" Of the e'
N. ssa. "a Msros," "Humb-r" ssd "Qu.,ity' en-.
stamped oa the following Pens ard the Points are wsrrsn's
month 'ss.% s;. .es.T iss s' ,ss .r ..s,
sd.a.a Tor the pockst No +the .mas and NO. 10 toe
sss, Mammoth God Pea. for ,h- de,s Lors end sssaa
rd made only Of Are, qus,y The snsrs'sSs srs FAC 'n
les Of the sizes and styles
ooLp PENS. WITHOUT CASTS.
For :: csnts No. Pen. lst quality, OF Ne Pen. ~
aIT or 81. .No spes lat quality. No. 'P.a "a quality
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TIE SANE Soib Pms ~ SILVER EXTENSION
Tor So sSo reu. Ia, qusliiy or No Pen sd9us"y
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ToJ 80 No Pen, let quality, ora No. ofen "a 9uahy
For 81 Ns No. 6 Pen. ist quality
ooI n PENS aLLb,QUALITl, IN sILVER-MOUSTED
DE HOLDERS.
Por 81 a No. Pen; Tor 81 y aNo rem iof % 10
M pen, For - 50 No Pes. .,y
Tor sia No Pen; for e5a No. sPsni and TOT sos"a
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80 ctsd and
xih ihs .ge,t impefiseton which 'A and '"e e'''''
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30 oa.ty' Ls intend. ,hsi equ, In e.o.st 70 Do
ability Es.iciiy and Good Nn's oasies V'' ony WV
800 ~, st,opsl any Gold Pen, msde rs~whefr Ar.
IT, .r.rd "a The Ihssp Gold Pens. he beas IT, We 70 y tn
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III not have made Good Writing and Dufsoo re' !"
a. ,,,r. hsd the Gold bern fnrtisbad gfsi"iionsy
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D., "a Opoiiv" Of the Pen, or rNs ana ar, na",
rsr Ear .ss BY all dealers In tho lins throughout 'h'
country. . ,tnRTOy
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AT X. Ii. MACY's, Nos. 204 and 2C6 6th-av.,
N doors below Ith.t, you will always md fall
stock Of Ribbons Ltces Handkerchief Embrolderes White
Goods Fine Fiannes housekeeping Goods Curtain Laces
and Musns Hosiery and Ladies' made up Under
Clothing kc N. BThe only house In Newly tbst sells
La5es dollar Kid Gloves for 81 cents 10y mail % cents)
snd always a full assortment of sixes end colors.
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7 LOYDs GREAT TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP
i Of KENTUCKY, 10 Ready; shows everything P1es %
ceuisi lfor 81 AGESTs WANTED. 1T. LLOYD NO
ia Broadway
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The Tribuse Alnibnac.
FOR 1881.

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WALLAcK'. NEW srnus
or STANDARD COMEDIES.
Alrl. .-I 4.

NNALLACKs THEATER.
w THE LESTER wALLACk POLKA, composed BY
X stospe played every night with srrN Au
o~sn: Likeness OF Lester Wslack, es@ sdorns the tile
FIRTH, POND Co.,
Music Publishers No 3i7 Broadway, Sew-Yofk
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Ueooine Caros. Sc.

A ~ WA EVERDELL's SONS-WEDDIN.i
u ."ns T,-,, e.sbraieJ Engraved Cards soid only
. y ~ on ,,a s.,,ons,. n Y. Established isis.
ITJ EVERDELLS. 3O2 Broadwny--Grr-
a ,,...a .,,,.vsd wedding Cards. connection wms"'
h,nen Only Office ~ Brosdway or. pusne.
EyCLUsIvE TERRITORY for the SALE o.
H. voUSG's AMERICAN STATESMAN ~
LIE OF GENERAL sCoIf r,ii.scp,p1roH HOOKS
e. MILLER, No % Pakrow, he~' ron.
7 II. JOHNSTON a. Co., No. 1870 bower!.-
u w.daIor and Writing Cards; &c lete. sJ',,i ~
men. by @a Al.o waeass Js joy a. Iyw 9 p1,ss.
lated Ware. offhr best quA'''e' A' - ~"
ru,HOs BRUINS, No. 5lo Broadway, SpPo .s.1.,
l n, Nichols Hotel -WxDDlNu CAApS' " w ''''"'
Al, - Al tho ISwoyt Vtcea
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npINCF,s PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMY
M, NAVY PEs Sent by mail. One hlins wnt,s "
- n" GEO n HAYNES, No. q NrssIn-'i. ~. !.
DI,ECTION RETURNS from all the States o.
an. uoiou holding elections la i3oi ear'1y c'"P'
~, ,rHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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NlBLOs GARDEN.
IN ALL THE GREAT ARTISTS TO-NIGHr
NJ. 4. l.. DAVENPORT
Mr.. J. w. WALLACK, JK,
Mr. WIN WtlEATLEY,
Mra JAMES w. WALLACk. in,
Mn JULIA h. BARROW.
THIS wv sdnssday) EVENING, Feb 5, 1867
RICHARD III
RICHARD ................Mr T. L. DAVENPORT.
RICHMOND. j. w. WALLACE yn
OUEEN...............Mr-. J. W. WALLACE, Js
Tomorrow, Farewell Night of
Nj HACKfTT,
who will appear Ia -four different pieces.
FRIDAi-O'hecivs great hys-act Conetyd
WILD OATS.
Admission Ito all parts Of tho honse) ~ cents
Becared Psquet cohs
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Boaro ano Rooms.
Burning f,niS, Oils, Sc.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
h OIL-Rrc~ived dice, from the manufacturer and far
y quantities suit The lowest ipsi-s rates By
SCHiEFFELIN BROTHERS * ca,
Nos. 10 AID III W,llism.s,.. Nev-Ysri-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
DEnOC Ratio CLUB ON EKiNCIPA-
TION.

At meeting of the Young Mems Democratic
Union Club, held at the corner of Eighth street
and Broadway last evening, VIM. L. Reed, csq., in
troduced the following resolution, which, after an
animated debate was adopted:
WhueoI The Democratic party have always opposed IN.
teffsrHce with Slavery the District of Columbia well
states where T. exists sud n the Territories OF the
United States, and
Uhe,eaa Republican Congress have mos injgdiciously
passed On .c sho'hng Slavery n said District which Las
Detu ,4Aconed by Kepub.can Pre- dcnt; cnd
k"eg' The leruhcan Isy, Int nd'rg 90 cfs' some o.
the odm Of 'na' upon the Democratic party appoint
ed Coz Eeuet one Of the Couussi9nes upon nsu Jpsi'u
ud,r said set who has declined ssd appointment therefore,
bel
Rsolrd That approve Of the pnrsued By Col
DeTet IA declining said appointment and thai we consider
any Democrat who vii Coumilcuer ulder said
set unworthy Of conhdsnce de.ervus Of our ceusuc
sud traitor 10 cur party and hs principles
The following gentlemen were elected officers Of
he Club:
Pre.ideuf II. L. Car; NicePresileu Frederick Talent
Recording Secretary {. Rnmsy Corresponding Seeret'rj
VIM j. heed Treasurer, Robt. j. Henderson, seiseaat a.
AIMS ". T.. fagsr.
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iHOT'EL ARRIVALS.

Cen. r. Saxton Of the United States Army Col
Mauleyeur aud Lieut.. Stevenson Of her Majesty
10Th Regiment, from Canada West; George Liver
more Of Boston; Capt. las. /. Day Of Conneeiic1
and Mr. MoDouaH Of Montreal, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Tie Earl Of Dunmore anl servant arrived from
Warrington yesterday and engaged apartments at
tic Clarendon Hotel
Ex-Governor Fsirl onks, Of Vermont, james Red
a'h, Of Bo-ton, II. B. Goodyear Of New-Hayen,
and Dr. I. jacobs, Of the United States Navy, are
~ the As'or House.
The Hon. G. w. Wright, Of California, j. Park
bah and John Hay, Of Kentucky, d. Kennedy and
Dr. Raubraudt, Of England, Thomas Hammond,
of Vernon, John Williams, of Illinois, S. ". Lock,
San Francisco and s. H. Winsley, Of Boston, are
at the Metropolitan Hotel
y. h. Fenno, Of Boston, G. W. One, Of Mass.
J. w. Bigeow and lady, V. A. Brown and f. T.
Badens and lady, Of Boston, are at tho brcYooF'
House.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1882.
INABEEED.

BROOKS RUCKEL -- On Wednesday, April 90 at the
Church of St. Jobs Evangest By thc Rev r. X Cook, NJ
G~oig- Brooks Miss C'sandra Rucke daughter Of the
late Jsme. Pm, kel esq, all Of this city.
BRADLEY-ROJERSON-ln Champaign, H.. Daniel Brad
lev CAPTAIN Company A. z0ih Regiment Illinois FoaleeIs
10 liis. Kate holeson
CEANF-PALAfYR-At Newark, on Thursday Nay J. BY
the Rev T. H. BUR Augustus ;. Crane TO HeGStts, only
daughter OF Wr $. Palmer on II Newark.
Thur.day. Nav ]. by the Rsv
Dr. Caflp Dir. Peter Crosby Of Ne8YOrA Ci1y, ~ Mia
Grace +. Atherton. late OF Hartford, Conn.
LFEUs-RAPBAEL-On Tuesday Anil -, by the Rev
ITsuc. l.. Hawks Charles e. Leeds 0i hewloTs 10 Miss
s4rce Rosac ia s.er Of the lals Isaac Raphael e,q Of
Louisville, Ky.
NURPEY-CO -CONSELLY Oweso y. Y, on Monday.
gu. i - the Rev Joseph Butler, Jane. d. hgrPhY Of
NewAofi 10 Anna Prudence Connolly Of 0weso. y. y
rrLOUGHT TIS-YOrNG-A Factoryville Staten leland
ou saturday April ~ Theodore, son oil Cep MfLolshin
90 'tda dsus or OF John Young both Of staten Island
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llIEiEl.

BLOODOOOD-On Yh5sy morning, May 2, ans' short
Tie eiatiyes AID freuds OF the family Of her brother WI
ilm aud brolher.n-sv Chsre. Denger ere invited 20
attend her fuGcu Sunday afternoon az y O'clock RON
hpr 'l'e residence, No 43 W6st Seventeenth street.
CARD-On Thursday. May Joshua ClaTke Card printer
ss,d yeaT native OF Roee ,laug and Tor eny Year,
eirployed on the The New York Herald .
Tie deceased hishy eeemed by bis associstes oI hi.
many excellent qualities aud hi. warm uu'elbh MAJ fe fo
r,s.nga liberal education with mind vel stored win use
iu knowlrdge, ," "as gsls Hsliuc.'se snJ , ~ - S
compsnion H. loss Is deeply regretted by al 20 "hol ne
bed becou eneefed bot Ia b. mess snd social connecoh
az. end. and the members Of the rev ofs
Union ae invited attend the iuuera this Saturday
Iotst fi. r.lmain. viii be- taken 10 Greenwood.
viGsr,rIs Pa, sad Rhode Island papers please copy.
CFNTFR-On Thur'day Msy l. Mrs. Eunice Center widow
Ter esin viii be- ..ken to Hudson, y Y. for inierment
CtWpRELTNO-Or wednesiay, April o. Al hi, residence
o. Wet Necs Long Island. u the 'th year OF hs ago. 1he
lion Churchill c. CA'lbfe4eug
uOUpY-ll Brooky on Wedneidsy, April 90 Patrick
p9oiy, ia The 5)h year Of bis age
FrOsr-ln ,h cy Thur-dsy, Msyl, Mrs julia l. Fro"
eyed - yesrs.
nAHY-ln mi. ci.y on Thur.day msy John HahU. in .i
sd yesr Of hisase
HFNHT-h the City OF Anu.Poli. Nd, on Sunday APnl
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cd Die sg-. go
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Of iielrs Abby Pay osed I'D y"es aud 10 months
sltrTHAt Nrysrk n J,r Thursiay, Nay Sarah Finch
ei,t feorfr ruh end eldest iau gher Joseph Finch
dscras,i -, 4 A. crk. aua formerly cambridge LII
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4. attend hes f.itrtI a. 'ic iugeait 'lurr, ai street
Ecr.fs E -. Monday TOE Ath int, al o'clock p nr
lr,rleut In Nount Pl"s'slt Cemetery
sCIuUTZ-I In THE CT on TiuT,diy May J. Heinrich
s,iux aged 8. YEAR rol,h. aud 10 days formerly Of
UfuoV,r Germany
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souusest child oi rs n 30 sassn NJ stevens. eyed
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Al.l.us only c.lI ~ M4l \. an d.. john a. IA h4e,h
sr.A I yesr sHd months.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM PITTSDURG
The News Not To Be Telegraphad'
TIE CITY OF MEMPHIS TO BE BURNED
Desperate Calls for Enlistments.

CAIRo Friday, May 2, 1852.
The news from Pntsburg Landing is Of the highest
importance. Its transmission over the wires Is pro-
hbited.
The latest news from the feet Gays Il was gen
orally believed that a Simultaneous attack would be
made by the feet before the close Of the week
Memphis papers Of tue 29th say a meeting held
the night before had concluded to burn the city in
csse of the approach Of the Union feet.
Editorials urgently call on the people to re-enforce
Price Of Fort Wright tie only hope and salvation
of the city.
Gov. Yaies left tonight for Pittsburg with the
hospital steamer and large quantity Of sanitary
stores.
The river is stationary, and eight inches higher
than ever before known.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Dnelllfss Ncllccs
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
NAw.Y .YoHY April % 1901
W. lsye ih., day tsns'eued the MEHcH,sr TNIoR'SG
Is,.lsySr of busiae.. tLe second floor Of ths
.ero.r or Boadasy a.d v. W.ueI.s to he secord hoor
o. ours'1rc
Sos 80 and i5l BRo,pWti.
C0nSKR % GRsSDrr.
...s We sfc opc-.a. very large and select stock u
SgiIsG CIO4u.sG. C,s-isgH.', VelrisGs, &c.
W, beg 10 friends tina, pains expense viii
be .pred to sustain the reputation OF this branch Of cur bus
uoss. bE'Li" w.
T. s-Tie RgruL RgADI MADE CIoruIsG DEPARrNsNr
i be continued q. tie corner o. Broadway and Wauenst
A l,rss and s.ec, stock Of srrrsB CroTnlsa now on
baud 70
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
FROM GEN. NIICNELS DIVISION,
ROut Of the Rebels Under Gen, Kirby.
G3 Killed and Many Wounded
800 PRISONERS TAKEN.

BAIDesPoRT, Ala, April %, 1872.
Gen. Mitchell attacked the force of Gen. E. Kirby
Smith at this point this afternoon, aud after half
hours shelling, routed them, with the losa Of 63
killed and large number wounded.
Three hundred prisoners and two pieces Of ar'-
lery were taken. The Rebel. fed across the bridge
burlinga span beyond the island, abandoning arms
and supplies, and cutting Of their advance, which
had been nsnked.