Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
Medical Eiectrteity.
DIR. C.. n. T.aWt0n.

ervous aud chronic diseases Of every description
,ith the most gratifying results, b. his pew system
! Medical Electricity;-a system OF practice ba,ed
trtc'Iy on scientific principles; thorough knowl-
dke Of which Is not only necessary in order to en-
ure successful treatment, but without which the
application Of Electricity in any form is but dan
Ierous experiment We give below list Of dig
'ases to the tr satnent of which this system Is es.
peciaiiy adapted, and In which we have been most
uccessiul: Amanrosis, blindness from paralysis of
mo optic nerve, amenorrhcea, Interruption or re.
lenton Of the menses, aphonia, suppression Of the
voice, asthma, asue, ohills, chorea, 81. vitup
lance, constipation, catarrh, consumption, in Its
early stages cough, chloress GOODNESS of feet and
hands cramps, cancers, deafness, whom from para
lysis OF the aocous 10 nerve. dyspepsia, diebets.
dropsy, fatulonoe, gravel, goitre, hysteria, hip
disease impotence, lumbsgo, liver complaints,
lockjaw, neuralgia, nervousness, piles palsy, rheu.
matt ,m, spinal disease ourvatures, ard tumors =
In uterine Tor womb diseases Its value cannot be
Prolapsus, misplaoement, alterations
and ether forms Of womb iseasss promptly relieved
and permanently cured in an incredibly short space
Of time.
REFERENCES.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may |
wish to undertake Electrical treatment, to the fol
lowing well snown citizens Of Wilmington and vi.
einity, who have been treated by and witnessed
our treatment IN others:
Joseph Bringhurst, 2I9 West street
Edward L. Rico, sol Shipley street
W. II, NaG, 4 East Fourth street.
Charles Ii. Gordon, 824 Market street.
h. u Jones, corner Of 9th and Market streets.
O. +. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
VIM. L. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
Dr.. washington Russsl, ohristians, Del,
Walter n. 5outhgate, i"
UNION PARLoR HnATRR.-The objsotion to Ere
10 heating the room In which tho stove 10 located
while the upper rooms were too warm. This din.
Guilty has boon entirely obvated In tho
OF the Union Stove By very simple, but COM
all tk.L ~.t L. l-..
the room In which the stove 10 located or into the
upper room at pleasure There Is also no sheet iron
about them to rust out In season. as Ia the case
with the Latrobe or Baltimore stove This season
the Union has been very much improve cd in appear
anos, making the handsomest, as well as the best
Fireplace heater In this or any other markst.-
Head the following certificates Of gentlemen OF this
city, who have used the Baltimore or Latrobe stove
| aud no" testify to the superiority Of the Union
| WILnIEeroN, 1896 |
| DEAR SIR:-I have tried the Union Paror Heater
put up for me by Mr.. Pickles. and consider 1t In all
respects, the most complete and Agreeable Heater
that have ever used and for the service performed
| the most economical. think 1t mach better than
the Lstrobs stovs, several OF which have used.
EDWARD q. BRADFORD.
For several years tried various Heaters to sup
| ply my dining room and chamber over 1t, with o
good supply Of warm air. but did not succeed until
obtained the New York "Union Heater" from
Henry u. Pickels; which has proved quite sati,fap
tory, giving an abundant supply Of leat for both
|
others Epw bRINaRuhsr
September, Sd, 1855.
Ii. y PIckELs,-Dsar sir:-I bad the Latrobs
Stove In use for several years, and had to haveii
torn out and repaired twice. Then got the Unibz
Stove, and am perfectly satisfied with it consid
or to be far better, giving more heat, from lts
fuel than any other. JOHN PUGH
The following are few Of the gentlemen I,
whom refer as having the Union Stove in use, ant
testify TO- its superiority over all others W Rich
ards William Pyle, Dir. Asksw, George CapeIle
Major Thurlow, Judge Wales, Samuel Price, JdhI
Richardson, VIM. Richardson, A. aawthrop, epl
Bancroft, Edward I. Bellah, WIN. Churchman, DR.
Merritt, New Castle; jesse Lane, George Lod dye
Andrew Crumlish, John Griner, David Chandler
Rev, AIR. Whittngham, New Castle; Mrs. Notri
Mr.. Patterson and others.
Boots and Sho0.-The Fall trade has now opm
menoed l want to say to my country customer
that huve Land in large stock of Boots and Shoe
for the Fall trade at much reduced rates. compare
with former times. have very stout winter Doc
for So so pair, and womens leather boots, high Out
for vi 10 pair, and will warrant them not 70 rip
II they do will repair them for nothing. ais
have good stout Misses leather boots for 81 so
pair, which are truly good shoe for every da
( wear; also Boys boots and children's shoes. 0nl
come and look at them. As for g0odNsss and cAsaf
ness they cannot be beaten. have on hand y,
some odds and ends Of summer stock, that | 81
selling low, and If they do not 20 at price the
will have to go at another for want tho room f,
my winter stock and still for all this cheap worl
| have some Of the finest goods on hand that ev,
had. Mems French calf double lined and solos, gtii
boots that am selling for $500 pair, ahead
anything Of the kind have hSd for long time, an
ladies fine and fancy shoes, balmorels Ind butte
CATERS, &c. l have on hand thisty different kin,
and styles to select from. Call at FLANAGAN
Cheap Shoe store, corner Of Sixth and Market stree
= savile Building, Wilmington, Delaware, and judi
8 for yourselves.
0 ". NJ. KzNNARD, 800 Market street, has ju
t opened one Of the finest lines of Lupins Wool D
- LANES ever displayed by this House, and offers the
at tho old price Of 02t cent? for the fine quality
30 cents for the lower numbers Ladies will fl
these goods the most desirable all wool Delaines
the market, embracing all that is requisite in Dire
e Of this kind. Also Lupins IA eronos In all shades
d 81 20 and 81. Lupins Empress Cloths | ~ al
ia 37f cents. Beautiful plaid Poplins and Reps l..
and | 10 These goods are from rs to 80 cents p
yard cheaper than New York and Philadelphia pl
Is ces. Al wool Plaids rs to 81. Queens cloth o.
s. yard and half wide fne and heavy, $ll0. Pa
Mohsir Alpaca Ss7t cents; Coburgs 20 cents, al
} | a large variety Of Dress Goods at iosS prices.
a. Mourning Goods Of all kinds.-The best qnaliti
>, Of English Grapes and Grape Wells, Grape Cola
- DO. The largest and best assortment Of Bsok 4
At paeas and Nehairs ever exhibited by W. mr. Ke
ID cents to 81 so Wewoud invite those in want t. Of
IT at this establishment, and examine the prizes
III goods We are sure they will be pleased with bot
" W NJ. X, keep an Immense stock Of Domestic a
c, House Furnishing Goods; mems and bows we,
blankets, &C.; also carpets, mattings, oil cloth, wi
lie dow shades, &c.
+. CARPETS and OIiclothS.-We have now oper
very desirable line of best English tapestry oarpe
ls ingram, Ventian, rag, cottsge, hemp, dc. at Il
than Philsdelpha prices. Also one lot of bill W.
poplin reps from auction, at 81. 10 per yard gr,
l. bargain. A line OF spotted and plain Mohairs at
IS cents, 62i cents, and rs cents. We have puro 81
y and wool popins at 62t cents goods worth 81 90
At yard. 500 yards of Tafeta, rs in Black silk,
81 rs and 50 90 per yard, the cheapest silks
en- have sold for four years Domestics at low pric
81 all tho leading makes, good ginghams. stripes a
tor twenty cents per yard We call the particu
o attention Of customers to the above goods With oil
10 ers, we have in store. They were PURCHASED for
sc most part at the recent largo auction sales in
er York. comprising variety OF styles, at PRIZES viii
are far below the original cost, We have reduc
,a our Irish Poplins from 81 rs to 81 90 per yard
90 GRANVILLE WoRRELL, 22O 222 Market street
e- Damp.-The weather has been exoeediu gly dal
in the past week, and persons who did not wear &c
to thick shoes, such as seld by Nicholson Fou
" No. 1902 west Second street, have had damp feet
| they stood upon the ground for any length of tin
IL Those who would avoid colds coughs and consun
o. ton should hasten to No. lO2 and provide agai
such ailments.
Skipper, iaks No.iss. Change of hour--Bus
he Steam fright Line on and after November lst y
or will leave Second Wharf above Chesuut sire
tn Philadelphia, daily At6P. N. Goods received
to this hour will be delivered early the next NOR
ing. Freight to New York forwarded from Phil
delpha without cost of porterage or re.shipment
es Philadelphia Direct goods to Bush's Line aot
Z. from New York should be directed 10 Expr
Steamboat Conn any, Pier Is, East River.
Ter ~Just received and for sale at the Cent
10 Drug and Prescription store, g. W. corner Of
ds and Market streets, Dr. MI Grath . Magnetic Rol
II. and Pills, Also most OF the approved remedies
Fever and Ague, as follows; DR.. hOwland's To
Mixture, Ayers Ague Cure, Paschall's Fever O
r. Ague Mixture, Shallenberger's Fever and Ae
Lst Antidote, 0sgood's India Cholagogue also, all
To- leading hair preparations Dr. Tebbetts hair reg,
al orator, Halls remover, etc L. M. ENGLAN
Druggist sep lO-lm
es Nitrous Oatds Gas--A BlsS,ing DIR. s. NJ
,st shall Dentist, No l0b west 7h street, has eroc
T. an apparatus OF tho most approved oonstruotit
for the manufacture Of this Gas, and has 1t OF
b. SANITY on hand. Heoan recommend 1t very higt
- az a pleasant safe and efficient preventive of n,