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&u Die Gerren Qehrer.

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
LIEN Il NEE d L Il s.
IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at their
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, PHILADELPHIA.
4 cAculAR FORM. Purchasers will phase note TINS
Every farmer is familiar with the high clarsccr of
this Manure. lr Is ALWAYS RtlIAHLR
Our celebrated suIer.phosph1te Of Lime can be had
from most OF the respectable dsaers throughout the
country.
II the merchants in your neigh htorhood should not
have it on hand, request them procuru for you
Es-A TRADE DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO DEALERS.
ALLEN NEEDLES,
AZ $. DELAWARE AvRSuR and Al $. WAFER ST,
Dist Store above ChestnuD
PHILADELPHIA
~ lle sell no article 6M such as re can sateig re-
mn fgaI l. 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
NMW shIItr ron 1850.
The Great Invocation oI ths Ago III
HOOP SKIRTS.

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d. W. HRADihi New rMest nulIEN EhLlprC
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JACOB IS. WELDIN
6tltocMrtIi4s.
Anl el,lher articles usualiy Aept in a Grocery stop
which he Is 80 llug tho
LOHENY NIpNEn n1rLic

10 M W I III EFT KIIES.
H'u"hequf. are requested TO cali amt examine nj,
.'oN on goods fhe raa'yiher having heen engaged 10
t"e Fr rN business IN ths sinre James Morrow iaf
NV'rh years, les eonhdrlt that by strict attention
nn'lnesS le VIII -i'e eehie Satisfaction to all who nlS
ilyut hlm with tflnl
~ Y h'lesiIs Agent to, puLaEN'S TRENTON CRACK,
Hea JAMES NJ. JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PROCs.AyaAY,k9x.

CHARLES KIEFE. Chief C4trr,r "a ths citizens ~
Wilmington, and the pubic gene ay DO publish aud
itrlare:-
1. That REED BIRDS and liher choice game are in
season, and nty be found done up he very las SIS Ia
IT the OYSTER BAY HOUSE. IN THIRD aluEaI lsL-
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS
2. That OYSTERS are now strictly prime, and are s-ut
up In the most delicious stews lass, Rry- Gc., Id 81
uy ster Bay House in Third street
3. Install Kinds OF ereshue nts may he obtained at
the said oyster Bay House in rarI Street date p in
the future, as IL the past make mi riectary OH, IL
the best in the United states. model esiah-ipt 1t
which LADIES AND GbATLEMEN rlu 4attafN ,pe..
luxury in the shape OF ENrlNG and DRlNkl&H, .ii
prices and lie accommodated pesssar. s aud rloui5Iv
-, Given under The hand anI 'i ~ Dii ..dl III.
LIS. said oyster bay House in hir4 Street i.tN--
ts--1 Market and King Streets W,lmin lou Dt .w #.
this seventh day Of September A. u. ltti.
sep2O CHARLIE kIEFE, prspr4t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
Tie New YOrh Press ON President
JOunsOE,s Veto


NEW YORK, Feb. 20-The following
are extracts from the morning press 10,
specting President JOhnsou'S veto Of the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill:
The World says: President Johnson
has nobly sustained his character for
steadiness of purpose and political cOur'
age, by the veto he sent 10 the Senate
Yesterday. for the enlargement OF the
powers OF the Freedmen's Bureau. The
consideration of most immediate inter.
est Is the likelihood Of the veto being
effective. Can the bill be passed by a
two.third vote OF both Houses over the
veto aud become law in spite of the
President9 We think it can not, but
the question is not SO entirely tree from
doubt as TO set the public anxiety at
rest until the trial has been made.
The Tribune says We deeply regret
this, ard we think lie will live to re-
gret Ii even more deeply. For this veto
will be understood by all that Is brutal
and ruflanly at the South as giving IL
cense to any abuse and oppression otthe
blacks that white malignity and ram
coreus hate can devise.
The Times says that the Veto implies
no essential difference OF opinion between
the executive and the majority in Con-
gress on the primary object Of the bill
In no essential point is the President at
variance, either with the majority ia
Congress or with the country SO far as
the claims of the freedmen are concern
ed. He seeks 70 reach the end aimed at
in the vetoed bill by other and what be
deems less radical agencies 1t will
therefore be for Congress and the coun.
try to weigh carefully the objections Of.
fered, aud at least respect, if tboy cannot
assent, to the reasons on which the veto
is based
Tie Herald says the Freedmen Bu.
reau has, at the hands Of President John.
soD, met with the fate which II de-
serves. His general arguments aud hIs
specifications against the bill ere cOusis.
tent, convincing aud conclusive.
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lug. 1t is claimed that this decision is
in effect legal endorsement by the high
est Judicial tribunal of the Repu blio that
the lately rebellious States now occupy
their former position in the Union.
The Hersld's special says: Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, Chandler, yes
terday returned To Washington.
Wall Davis. ex.rebel Brigadier Gener.
al, and z. u. Yeazer, editor of the New
Orleans Crescent, have been pardoned
by the President
The Tribune's special says General
Terry has arrived in Washington.
The Worlds special says the recent or
der of Geueral Spinner in referren e to
the return Of defaults, it is said, will 10.
yolve one New York City National Badk
In the payment OF one return alone OF
$4,000
The Commercials Washington special
says; There is great excitement here
to-day on tue probable action OF Cou.
gress respecting the Freedmeu's Bureau
bill. The galleries Of the Senate are
densely packed with an eager audience.
Senator Foot is delayed 2t home BY
sickness.
The friends of Senator Morgan assert
that he will vote for the bill.
The chances seem rather in favor of
Its passage over the Presidents veto by
two.thirds vote, but the result is very
doubtful. It has transpired that ma.
iority of the Cabinet was in favor Of the
veto yesterday 1t was supported 10y
Secretaries Seward, McCulloch aud
Welles, and it is said Deunison aud the
other members opposed 1t
The Posts Washington special says
the Ways and Means committee this
morning voted not TO change the tax on
whisky. The tax will therefore remain
at SO per gallon.
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devoted TO the Union as those Of any
ether mart of the land; but II they are al
excluded from Congress, if in q perma-
neDt statute they are declared not 10 Dc
in full constitutional relations TO the
country, they may think they have cause
30 become a unit in feelings and senti'
ment against the government. Under
the political education of the American
people. the idea is inherent and lneradl.
cable that the consent of the majority oil
the whole people Is necessary to secure a
willing acouiescence in legislation
The bill under consideration refers to
Certain of the States as though tEey hao
not been fully restored TO the United
States. Ii they have not, let as at once
act together to secure that desirable eno
aothe earliest possible moment. II 10
hardly necessary for me TO inform Con-
gress that, in my own Judgement, most
Of those States, so tar at least
as depends upon their own action
have already been fully restored, and
are to be deemed to be entitled TO
ths enjoyment of their constitutional
rights as members of the Union. Rea-
soniug from the Constitution itself, and
from the actual situation of the country,
| feel not only entitled, but bound to as.
suue that, with the Federal courts re-
stored in the several States, and il the
foil exercise of their functions, the rights
and interests Of all classes Of the people
will, with the aid of the military in cas-
es. of insufticiency of the law, be essen
italy protected against unconstitution.
al infringement and violation. Should
this expectation unhappily fail, which l
do not anticipate, then the Executive
is already armed with the powers con.
ferred by the act of March, 1855, estab.
fishing the Freedmen's Bureau, and here.
after as heretofore, he can employ the
land and naval forces of the country to
suppress insurrection, and TO overcome
obstruction to the laws.
Ireturn the bill TO the Senate, III the
earnest hope that measure involving
questions and interests so important to
the country, will not become a law nn.
less upon deliberate consideration by the
people, it shall receive the sanction OF
an enlightened public Judgment.
[Siguedl ANDREW JOHNSON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
from nan York.

NEw YORK, Feb. 20-Tbe Board ot
Aldermen yesterday appointed com
mi.tee to inquire into the practicabIlIty
and expedieucy of spanning Broadway
at different points with iron bridges.
The kerosene oil works Of Smith e.
Co., Brooklyn, were destroyed by fle
this morning. Loss about s50,0OO. The
disaster was caused by the breaking OF u
kerosene lamp, producing al explosion
No, Is, Cedar street, occupied by
Kirian Hopkins and other cotton bro.
kers, was burned this atteIa.sa. Loss
$4,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

5. T-lsGO 4 The amount OF Plantation
Btters sold in ono year IL something startling.
They wOnld III Broadway ak feet high, hom
the Park 10 ith street Urske's mAnufaotory v
one OF tho installations OF New York. IL 10 ssid
that Drake painted AL the rocks IL the Eastern
States with ms CabLLstIo =. --lsdO.-X.,"
and then got the old granny leg gs!atrs TO pAsa
a law "p!eventng disfguring the face OF Ma
turr, which gave him 4 monopoly. We do not
know how tins 10, but We DO know the Plantation
B.tteT5 sELL a, no other article ever did. They
are us d by all ClIsses OF the community, and
aUe death on DySpepsla--CeTLaiu. They are very
iuyIg0ratinS whom lauguid and weak, and q
great appetizer
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

WHAT DID II - young lady, rsturpins 10
her Country home after sOlourn OF o few
months waS EArd.y recognized by her frissda
In p acc VI = TustlG, lush lace, che had goit,
ruby complexion, Oi Almost marble snoothness
auu Instead Oi ~ GHo really appeared but IL.
She toia tLeG p4AlD!y shs used AAsaI'g AA.G>
ia BaII1, and would not 10 Without IL. Aly
LADY o4n improve her personal appearance very
much BY using IhIs article IL can bs ordered
Of any dTuss sist for oB!y 50 ceits.
sEratOEa spring Water, sold by 81
D.uE.Ists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
I,,s Warrington News

NEW YORK, Feb 20.-Iae Hers!ds
says: By decision rem
dered by the supreme Court during the
TsbErjon. all cases from the rebelIious
States we're laid aside By the Court, but
now the rebellion being terminated, IL
was proposed 10 resume consideration Of
such cases, and on this question ali the
Associate Justices voted IN the afirua-
tive, Chief Justice Chase aloas dissent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

In hh.ug the kettle from the hie 1 scalded
myself very seyeTeiy-.Oue hand a.14ost " .
lIisp. lne tUT1uIe was GuGeITaE!9.
The Mexican Mustang LluiueHt relieved the
pain slluOsI Immediately. I. healed rapidly, and
.e,t very Att!e sCT. CAAS. FOS LEX
42y Broad ST.. Philadelphia"
This Is merely sample OF what tue Mustang
Ligimeut WILL do. IL 10 invaluable In all cases
OF wounds swelliDgs spralas, cuts, bruises,
spRyiEs, elS., either upon man OF beast
NaIe VI COuuteTiolts None 10 gen uins M
bear!ug iLs signature Of G. w. wostbrook,
Chemist, and The PrtsaH stamp OF DE,tAs kAAsIs
q Co., New Yo.A.
sHFHIOgu sPring Wafer, sold By al
Drug L!sts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

a.. WHO value beautiful lead " balT, aud its
PTeseTvagou irVu premature badness aud tnrn.
K gray, Viii not fai. ~ Uso L. JHs' celebrated
Z ,thATsu u makes tue hAia rich, sOft and
glossy ,radicstes dendruI and CauseG the hair
" gov With lGxrulant beauty. sold every
whs.s K THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York.
ssraIOEs spring Water, sold by 81
Drag ists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
LAUGTEI.IN'o

LAUGHLIN's
OLD HOME BIT TER ),
or
PRIDE OF VIRGINIa.
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
TOCuTo DyspepsS
To Curo Dyspepsia
Cse the Old Home BitteTs.
Use the Old Home BitJs.E,
Csc the Old dOme BittsTo
Use the Old Home BttsrA
For Heartburn and Flatulsuos
Tor Heartburn and atulslcG
For Heartbarn ana FlAtUIoEos
For Heart burn and FlALuIeuCs
Cse the Old Home = bsrs
Cso tho Old Home Bittsrs
Use the Old Home nitteru.
Use the Old Home B.tJsUts
Loeo OF Appstte
LOss Of Appetite
Loss ol Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
Restored by OLD Home Bittsrs
Restored by Old Home B.,JsUs
Rsstorud 6y Old Homr B.tt.rS
Restored By Old Home B.JJgrs
The Weak made StrulL!li
The sick made Wsl.!Il
The Old made YOuuS lf
The Depressed 4re Bnshtsrrd'i
The paye check giOws WITH H,aIts
By using Old Homo BIttsss.
By using Ola Home BIttorS-
By using Old Home Bittsrs
BY uGing Old Home BItteV.
Y tAvays gives satistactiOn.
Il docs what we claim
II sels rapidly.
II 10 the only cure tOr DyspepsH.
ItuA good Tonic ioT Ysyerz,
ItbA good ApPetlEer.
u Is good for acidlty Of stomaSs-
II 10 : healthy stlmuLADt.
II 10 chemically coDP0 Indst
Il 10 al elegant Preparation
sold by Merchants and Druggists gsnsrsfiT
Manufactured only 6y ,r-..,-,,,,.
tna Ybesllz v W.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

AQUA pE MAGNOLIA, The prettieSt thing. tbs
" sweetest thing" and the most OF 10 for the
least IN Cney. Il overcomes the odor OF perspi.
ration sotIens and adds del!caey 70 the akin
Ia deli ghttul perfume allays headache and
Inflammation, aud Is a necessary companion In
the ok rOOu, IL the nursery and upon the toll
let sidebOard IL can be obtained averywhsrs
At one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Wafer, cold by a.
DrugRis.k