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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN SOMERSET CoUN-
TY, MARYLAND "A terrible tragedy occur
red in Rockawalking, Somerset, county, on
Sunday. 1t appears that after the funeral of
young man named Hatton, the remains
were conveyed to the private burial grounds
of Josephus Humphreys; and when the re-
latives and friends had assembled very
worthy young man named John Humphreys,
from Princess Anne, escorted relative, who
had recently married a man by the name of
Isaac James Cooper, to the grave. Her hus-
band stopped them, and threatened to shoot
him if he proceeded one step further; where
upon brother of the lady, named Purnell
johnson, very worthy citizen, said: :" II
you want to shoot any one, shoot me. ~
Cooper instantly drew revolver and shot
him through the heart.
Mr.. Josiah Ellingsworth, one of the most
respectable, as well as peaceable citizens oil
the State, attempted to restrain Cooper from
further violence; whereupon, he (Cooper)
turned upon and shot him through the back,
killing him in about five minutes One oi
the bystanders then knocked Cooper down
with chair, and tied him securely, will
the assistance of the people present. Il
seems that Cooper and his wife have beer
living separate for some time, owing to baC
treatment on his part, and that Mrs. Cooper
had applied for a divorce on that account
The affair has created profound sensation
IN that part of the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

GooD.-A gallant officer, who has shown
his devotion to his country by over four
years of active service, and scaled 1t with
more than one bloody wound, was asked
yesterday-"Are youa delegate to the John
son Conyenton?" 81 committed myself
nearly five years ago, by my enlistment in
the Union army" was the reply.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

EX-GOVERNOR LETcHER, OF VIRGINIA.
The following allusion to Ex-Governor
Letcher, of Virginia, is made by the Lexing.
ton, Va, correspondent of the Richmond
Times
"Governor Letcher has been made a mem.
Der of the Board by Governor Pierpont, who
arrived here day before yesterday, and is the
guest OF General Smith, the Superintendent
of the Institution. Governor Letcher is
looking remarkably well. He is quietly
practicing law, living up to the letter of his
parole, attending no public assemblage, and
not even. as vet, availing himself of the
privilege lately given by the War Depart
ment OF addressing the people of his native
county ON the subject of the Valley Rail
road. Impoverished by the war, and realiz-
ing but little ready money from the practice
OF his profession, he is greatly helped by hi,
most estimable wife who, in common Will
many other ladies in Lexington, is reduced tc
the necessity of keeping boarding house. ;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17
POSTMASTER OF WASHINGTON CITY,
dispatch TO PHILADELPHIA says.-

PosTMAsTER OF WAsHNGToN CITY.--A
dispatch to Philadelphia says-
"The President hls determined to remove
sayles j. Bowen, Postmaster of Washing.
ton, and to appoint in his place one of the
publishers of the National Inteligencer.
Mr.. Bowen was appointed by President
Lincoln is an old resident of the District of
Columbia, and well known as thorough
Abolitionist. He was for some time Presi-
dent OF the Equal Suffrage Association Of
TINS city, and in that capacity made himself
particularly obnoxious to Andrew Johnson,
1t is Mr.. Bowens intention to follow the ex.
ample of Colonel Thomas, the Collector OF
your city, and test the question as to His
Accidency's power to remove without iusl
cause. Mr.. Bowen has proved himself one
Of the best Postmasters Washington has evel
had, and notwithstanding his Radical poll
tics 10 universally esteemed by the citizens. !
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

A PLATFORM was erected at indianapolis
on Wednesdayfor Senator Hendrckst to make
a johnson speech on, and a suicide of eccen-
trjc tastes hung himself on it before the
meeting assembled.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

Fer isgls.-Pusey, Scott & Co. offer fol
sale the three story brick building situated
at the corner of Third and Tatnall Streets
II is well worthy of the attention of any per
son desiring TO go into manufacturing busi
ness Of any kind.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

THE Butler (Penns) American says that
since the New Orleans butchery there is not
a johnson man among the Republicans Of
that county.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17
THE RAVINGs Or A souTuERN
RADICAL.

The following notice of the death of Dr.
Doslie, who was killed by the late mob in
New Orleans, is from the Mobile Tribune
The utter deylishness of the sentiments. the
ierocious joy with which the writer gloats
over the murder of helpless man, shows
The spirit which prevails at the South
DOsTIE.
Another name is added to the list of Abo.
lltlon martyrs. Dosie has gone the way of
John brown " marching along" toward II
country compared with the climate of which
even the heat of these dog-davs viii he con-. con-
sidered cool. "Brickn Pomeroy. some time
back, drew very graphic picture of three.
handed game oil cards that the souls of three
Abolition martyrs, of which Jim Lane was
one were playing around Il red hot iron IN HE
in hell, and intimated that one more wa Is
wanted TO make four-handed game. They
arc now gratihed, for Dostie will do to take
hand till some more important parsonage
(Ben1amin the beast, for example arrives
70 take his allotted place. The soul OF little
Doslie, the barber, may then he EMPLOYED
in curling the shadowy hair of the soul oi
John Brown--if John can be made TO ston
marching on" long enough to have his hair
culled Some time ago Dostle was irving
TO get up an excitement by declaring to a sci
OF horTor-stricken radicals, and negroes with
eyeballs popping out OF their heads, that
somebody had been dogging his steps with
intent to shoot him with an empty horse.
pistol, or bottle of ginger-pop He was
Joking about that; but alasl il was no Joke
this time. The poor barber, who had gen.
erously given up the shaving of white men
in Chicago 10 come South and shave neproes
thus ended his career in manner little n
keeping with the inoffensive mode OF life q
a knight OF the striped pole. Dostie is dead
That garrulous barber Tongue of his will WAC
no more. Alasl poor Dostie.
Take him up tenderly,
Liit him with care, "
What 10 do with him2 This is practica
age in which we live, and we must turr
everything 10 account, There are gres
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

THE Boston Transcript suggests that An.
drew johnson, like Andrew jackson had now
better be styled the "Hero Of New Orleans. {"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17
MEDICAL.
HELmSoLD's FLUID Expp,.
BUCHU,

Fos Non.sslsn,lO1 Or Ineontinsnee Of urlps.i..
Diseases Of the ProstrAte Gland stns t Or kldneyS
Calculus Gravel o. Brick Dust deposit M M bladder
ot the BLADDER. kidneye and Dropsira sSSsgiD m D0's
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17
DIED.

DIED.
MENoUGH-In this city. on the Cd inst,
JoHE MENouGH, Esq, in the 61sl year OF
his age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

many suffering negroes in the South, in spite /
of the Freedmen's bureau and the number
of plantations demanding the hoe. Ley
Doestie's skin be forthwith stripped and SOLD
to Barnum-the proceeds to go to the Freed
meme Bureau and negro newspapers, to be
used by them for the benefit Of negroes who
have no taste for work. Doestie's body totH
make qood soap Let him be boiled doton, pre-
paratory to being distributed in bars to Yankee
''scAool mdrmsn Delicious i0iW be the Kisses
slipped by those angular females from ebony
cheeks late ldthered loih speet scented DoStte
-s-eSs-e--
SPEAK GENTLY.--In a sleeping car re-
Gently, man In one of the berths became
greatly annoyed by crying child whom Its
father was endeaYorlng in vain to quiet.
The irate individual at last shouted out:
"What the devil is the matter with that
young onefn And soon again: "Where is
the mother of that child, that she is not here
to pacify itS" AT this the poor gentleman in
charge of the child stepped up 10 the berth
and said; "Sir the mother of that child isin
her coffin in the baggage carl" The grum-
bier Immediately arose and compelled the
afflicted father to retire to his berth, and
from that time until morning took the little
orphan under his own care
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17
B U CHI U
tFrsm DI,p.n.ary sft..;uallea slales.,

(From Dilpsnsdry Of tsssUaiied Staetl
DIosMA CRENATA. BUcHU LEAVES,
PRoPERTIEs.-Thsir odor Is strong, dlausive, and
somewhat sromate their tastes biterish and analogous
to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEs-Bushu lssYes
are gently s1imulant with peculiar tendency to the
UrtHary Organs, producing diuresig, and like ohN
siaAr medeinss exciting dlaphoresis, when circun.
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They given In complaints Of the Urinary organs
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bid Irritation Of the Bladder and UrethrA Diseases u
the PROSTATE, and Retention Ineontnenee Of Urine,
from loss Of tone 10 the parts concerned in rs ov,s1s
tion. The remedy has also been recommended In lys.
bfopy.
from the ages OF 10 10 30 and from 80 to 66 or IN h
decline or change Of life after Conhn,ment or LAls
PALMS, Bed-wetting In children
Es-DR, KElsER is A PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
years experience, and graduate the Jefferson Aedl-
cal College and Of the University Of Maqcne and Sur
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Ma. II. T. HsLMBoLD;
Dear Str-In regard to the question asked me as 20
my opinion about Buehu would say that have uisa
y yesra do not think tn is any fern or prepAfA-
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VARIOUS ulheaaeb Wh0re Euch medicate agent NVuu t
inaiealed You are aware, as well as myself thAl
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OF the bladder and Kidneys and the reputation II has
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have seen and used, before stated every form 81
s4e'4.ne powdered leaves, the simple dscosion llns
ture, mud extracts-aud ! am not cognaant o. any
preparation OF that plant all equal to yours ISe!e
years experience ought, think to give me the right Y
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give yours precedence all others. do not value
thing according to its bulk; II did other BNetl.
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cured with 1t, and seen cured with IT, more diseases
the bladder aud kidneys, than seen etfea
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pound Of whatever name,
Respectfully yours, a..
eEO. II, KEYSER, NJ. D.i
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What TO do with him2 This is practical
age in which we live, and we must turn
everything 10 account, There are great
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