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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

Til. following lis, Of the contents ofNo II:
r HE B FHLii d o. fHE .' SEhsSN Iu.ued
THE KIWI, THE KlwI. Illustrated.
EPIsTLE FROM CALIFORNIA.
A s5 SAsf new bonnet ;;Si:sS'f'
Al iGEgoAT on THs SEM ,Tiay p.tssd
| FIERCE CONFLiCT WITH A TIGER
JOURNAL OF AN OLD DOCTOR Illustrated
f MH aast S 1ALL ii7G 81 java
4 IA TAX win LADIES ON FASHIONS.
AN ENGLISH WILLotTHE-WlSp.
WINTER FLOWERS: A Poem.
CoNVALEsCENT. Illustrated,
SOMETHING ABOUT MONKEYS
TJMB or CnATEAUBRIAND. Illasrated.
hes i.HfG9 fH fiiRt '''''
cU l1,5ii " ag Sins: OF FORTUNE
ANNoY CEs OF TALL MAN.
TFeisnI SCENE IN A RAIL CAR
CONsuMPfNE PEOPLE.
MARloN TL;E 5RoKESaEAgRTTED-
n His.FPoI WFSA ':aT. VALENTINE
THE WIDOWS LAMP. Illustrated.
OPIUM SMOKING.
THE BLIND WITNESS.
ODDITIES OF GREAT MEN.
OPIUM SMOKING PIPE. illustrated.
UNUSUAL SCENE ~ A CIRcgs
SIGNS OF GOOD AND BAD MEAT.
. STRANGE MATRIMONIAL CONFLICT.
NOVEL LETTER CARRIERS. illustrated.
USEFUL AND SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.
A MOORISH PIRATE. Illustrated.
FLOATING AWAY TO REST. Poem.
VIOLA MAsTERToN's SUICIDE.
WHAT HAPPENED TO MRS SPROUT.
PARLOR PASTlMES
rHE KiTTEN's FIRST LESSON. Illustrated
IN ARlTH METICAL TRICK.
HrNDOO JUGGLERi.
CHINESE WIDOWS.
WHALE HUNTING.
ORIGIN or PLAYING CARDS
HISTORICAL CHARACrERS Biographical Sketches
"Tordenskivold, De rocqncvil.e Goaneli. etc
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CITY NEWS.

LBCTUREs.-The Rev. j. c. butcher delivered
lecture in the Markctst. Church last evening, on the
Elements Of National Greatness" lecture will be
delivered. by the Rev II. NJ. Galaher, az the Fifth
ave. Baptist Church this evening Subject: America
and tho Americans"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-AIr. George Schofeld, aged
81 years bookkeeper in the employ of Mr.. Henry A.
Taylor Of No. 4l3 Broadway. was yesterday taken III,
and falling 70 the foor expired few moments. The
relatives of deceased reside az Stamford Conn, and
remains will be token there foI inteTmont COrO
Ier Wildey has been notified to hold an inquest.
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The Mammoth Mapo Man i'm Court

Lloyd which came on for a hearing on Monday, was
continued yesterday before Judge Ingraham in the sa
preme Court, Chambers ord the following additional
aft davis were presented;
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TWENTY. SECOND REGIMENT PROMENADE Coz

tlsrT-A grand pro cnsde concert IS to be gwen by
che o2d Regiment n. G. 5. n. Y, at the armory, on
Saturday evening. March In aid OF The Masonic nan
and Asylam fund, unde4 he auspices Of Manhattan
Lodge, No g, + and A y.
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Receipts Of Produce.

FEB 2a--3G2s bbls. Flour, 80 bbls. WHISKY, . li2
bbs Corn Meal "a, 900 bush. Corn, $500 bush. Oats'
lie7 bush. Seeds. "A pkes. Ashes, 1857 pigs retro.
leum, 22i pkgs Beef 4Ol pigs PORK, $50 pkgs. Gut
Meats, l;a25 pkgs. Lard, Jas pkgs. Bntter I2'
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STABBlNG AFFRAY.-Late on Tuesday night,
Patrick Kelly and Thomas Coins waters in Tsylors
Saloon at the corner OF Broadway aud Franaln-st.,
became engaged in an alteration in the saloon, and
Kelly stabbed bis opponent in the back with knife.
infictng q slight wound The asSaiant was arrested
by Officer Gilbert OF the Fifth Precinct, and yesterday
committed for trial by Justice Bowling. He claims 10
have acted in scfdefense.
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COURT cALFNDAR-THIs Day.

tUTNT tAEfNUNN-TH1s DIV
SUBLIME COURT IRCcIT-PAR IIl.-Nos. Sj,
Ca 5s 49, Oh a. ESQ 9,i 5i go 72 6lg s3l 98 $50
@n S71. ~? az, T6. Cu,nBYKshos. g. H. III? IJs,
IL. lts. lJl. l3;. ~.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURr.-The March term of
this Cont Will commence on Monday next VIXEN the
first 20 causes the calendar will BE- called.
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DlEWODDN-Ibe-e lns been tut tt,. 0i import
ance doing IN LOgNull since last bur price aIc
without change Fss'c il }u and prices are nominal
FLOUR AND MEAL--Ihe inquiry iOr Ne,t"rI and
State Flour since this day week has been far AMI con-
fined mainly 20 tho Home and Pfofitcal trades rfices
Of he low grades steadily decrease 10 NOHd1 Ahen
holders in view 0f the reduced stock sound manifested
more irmness aud with good 0cl. IdEasleIn demand
prices improved; UIsDund has Dcnn pressed for sale
and IN this ,cne has been submitted 20, Trade ami
Family brands have been In demand, and with stock
much diminished have gradually advanced. and wth
limited arrivals in prospect teud upwar ON stock Of
-four il reduced 10 4hoIsJN 900 bDs and iud hc
sOrmcnt OF good brands il poor aud much concentrated
To-day wednesday, the market is more active and
better the Improvement being zoe. y Dbl on the
low and medium grades Trade and Family brands
are in demand and firm: tie sales are 1890
nbs at g. e0Ge7 30 for Snperiire State g lCG
s. s. for Tn.ound Extra State. s. tDd5 %
for Sound state, f-ass . for Fancy state.
- Jdss 40 for the low grades Of Western
EHtra, s. 4Ods 20 for Slipping Ohio, - sja s5fr
Trade and Family brands and Sl2 0 go iOI s. Louis.
Canadian flour II hrmer and fairly active: sales OF 800
bbs al g 5j0 3. 80 for common TO far Extra and
2J0 81 - for Fra ic and Family DO Southern Flour
is oIy in moderate demand but prices aye So iilout
material change sales of CSC hhs NJ = sOd 80 for
common TO far extra Baltimore aud County, end
$40 i00sl5 80 ior Trade and Family brands. Rye
Flour is quiet and steady; sales Of 80 bbs u, - 30
a g 30. Corn Meal duh ana heavy nj - ~ Tor der
sey. SI0tl - for Brandywine. Bgckwueat Flour is
dan at ~ 2jQ - 90 n 100 H.
EXIOKIs or BgEsreIUIFs.
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FIRE IN WEST THIRry-sEoosp-ST.-Loss

FIRE IN WEST Y-SECOND-ST.-LoSS
ABOUT IS OOO-Shorty after O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing fire was discovered on the second hoor OF tue
cuYed hair manufdctogy Of IessIs. Cummings LOCK
wood, Nos 423 and SOS West Tbirty'second st. Inc
flames spread rapidly that it was found impos-
slide 10 exinguish them, and the entire building and
contents were consumed and those adjoining consider
ab,y damaged The loss on stock and machinery Of
Negsrs c. & L. VIII amount 10 about $4,000. Insured
yor OOO city companies, The building is owned ny
q. NJ Baxter and damaged TO the amount OF - 900
Insured ior that amount in the Hamilton and other
companies. The fame building Oh the rear OF the ad
Joining lot NO t2) is occupied by John Pettus as
dwelling Loss ahoIt 500. No insurance. The build
ING il owned nv I5ahela Stewart aud Is damaged TO
the amount of $780, Insured for 5000 in The Citizens
Company. Noss2l in the rear frame house, owned
and occupied br Mrs Louisa Schierker. Loss about
1850 Insured FOR 500 in the New-fork Company
The frame stable in the rear Of No 276 West Thirty
thrdst is owned by Mr.. b. Post. end is damaged TO
Tho amount OF 500. Insured for 900 in the New
Amsterdam Company. The fire is supposed 10 nave
caught from the boiler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

The MORRIS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
In the Supreme Court Chambers, before Justice Bar
nard yesterday there farther Developments with
reference TO the Morris Fire InsuraI eCompany The
Company having been, account Of its not being in
the condition required by law enjoned from further
proceedings Mr.. John X. Hackett was appointed re
.eyer YESTERDAY morning. Mr.. Haokett filed his bonds
in the penalty or ESQ 600 with John f. Develin end
David T. Martin as his suretes. Teller agt. the MoT
fis Fire Insurance Company-An injunction has also
been procured Against the Company AZ the suit OF
David w. Teller and the injunction bond filed.
Thomas Ct. Sherman, plaintiffs attorney.
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D. tendency Plates are In small supply and very prm'

tendency. Plates are In small supply and very firmly
held. We quote as follows:
Banca gold, y 1t - % o.
Straits. gold. - 2o19 z's
English ...........-.-.. gold - "a
Plates CHARCOAL C..-...-.$ box 10 80 Oi! W
Plates, Coke ~ ~ Oit ~
Terne Coke.........---.-..... ii % OH ~
TeiDe Chercoa. ...-.....-.-... Dlo w
TALLOW-Tbe inquiry IL good, and the market
beter sales Of 60 600 u at II 0l2.c. for Western l2
0I2c. for City. end l2ie. for Butchers Association
WOOL-Domestic Fleeces continue very quiet COM
mon and coarse grades have declined and are heavy
al the close while fine Feeces are in small supply,
are wanted and very firmly held; we quote, In cur
renew AS foows:l Flecces, at 6oG6sc. for M.
tive and ! Mernos; 63a6Jc. for and I do; ~
a. re- for Fall. blood DO, and Parse. for SaIony
Fleeces; 4505Oc. for No Pulled; js663c. for Super.
fine do. and 6761jo. for Extra do; 23d2Ic 'or conf
mon Unwashed California; 400i2c. for Fine DO,
and 20045c FOR Texas In foreign woods there has been
more fymness and fair inquiry; We quote as io
lows: South American at % i7c for Common ashed;
g2037c for I'm washed Mes1o and Merno; 40 42c for
Washed Entire Rios; q d30c. for UDwashed Creole 20
d47c for Washed Corova Gillian at 30 34c for Un'
washed Mestzo and Merino; Cape Good Hope 81 142c;
for Unwashed East India; 35655c. for Washed, ana
a frcan at 32d35c. for Unwashed. and i2di5c for
Washed.
WHlSKY-The market is qniet and scarcely so
iirm sales OF 80 bbls. Western at s2as2 ~.
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PHENOL SODIQUE.

NODDED TO FIT THE NECK. AID WITH A sFACE
FOR ThE CRivAT.
The Loo kwood Mf Co Announce the TRADE 'ha, they
have last brought out Es M0lfcd collar hara9 more Sc,
fr ne CrGrdk and ia oil apcct, better sigy md tcfcr
ped than any he,ctQre yoGHrf with the exception o!
lockw Gods Goth Lined tollaIL')
The paper is solt and Will not spt and s sequeny
stronger anI urJe than any heretofore made being
scur-d by the parties who or many years p-si have
tn Bcnd pced and Bl. oePagey Tor the l. = Treas
ury -pattncn la addition to this the collars tie iseve ATE
Ird by tn san achinery beet Cloth Lined goods.
aud ere qua ante 81 the bet al Paper Collars made.
Each Collar branded with 80 ARROW which Las been
registered in The L. : Great Ira Marx io h,s
quality ~ goods
~ 4 new in, OF Discounts ohsrrirc Jobhets. Ell
LOCKWOOD MEG. Co.
No. 20 Reades,. " Y.
Or Nos 50 ard 259 south Third It. Philadelphia
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CHANGES IN THE Police FORCE.-The reSig-
nation of Capt. Galen T. Porter OF the Thrtieh Pre-
cinct lately rendered by him to the Board OF Police
Commissioners has been accepted, aud will 30 into
effect to-day. Capt Porter has been on the Police force
for 81 years. having joined is organization by Mayor
Hayemeyer in ls4J. For Is years he commanded the
Police OF the Twelfth Ward then transferred TO
the Nineteenth and subsequently the Thirteth He
took prominent part in the suppression Of the riots il
1868 Although e. years oil age he Is SIN hale ana
vigorous. Ii is his intention 10 remove 10 his rm IN
Westchcster County. His successor is Capt. John D.
Ward for many years past and until lately sergeant
in the Twenty.ninth Precinct He is young aud en-
srgete officer having steadily worked his way up TO
his present position by attention his duties. Rounds
mar mccullough o. me Twentieth Precinct who was
shot in the Sunday morning las. by eH-Ofcer
Taylor of The same Precinct, has bcl promoted To
ssrgeantcy He is doing nicely. onicer Norenus,
who arrested Taylor has beer made 2 Rouldsman.
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SCRANTON Coal AT AUCTIoN.--Iohn II.
Draper and Co yesterday sold on account "s the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western r. Go, at tnsr sales
room No. 26 Exchange place 20 ooOtuns Of fresh mined
Scranton Coal ss follows: 900 tuns Lump o. g % to
81 e7t 600 tuns Steamboat at So %; 900 tuns Egg
O. 60. TO IS 10 $500 tuns Stove at s. 40 to - 90
3Oc0 TINS Chestnut, at IS 51l 20 SO o.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcriL TsnS-fEB b.
Before Judge CARDOzo
DECISIONS.
Champion agt. JOsyn See Drdcr with CLERK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
.<sxt, \ ent &
CO ~ IN
Rz :,
2O7 Shtpley ST., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers ia

importers and Dealers in
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at
tent on OF their friends and the public the larg-
est ana best selected stock OF Iron and Coach Hard
wars IN the State, consisting in part as follows
lkoN-Best brands, English and American bars,
rehbed and common.
Hammered bands, hoops, scrolls, ovsls, half ovsls
half rounds.
English, Juniata and Norway slit Rods.
Sermons euperi Norway Horse Nail Rods
English and American pudded aud solid bloom
srEEL-spriOs, Country, Blister and German
Ssnderson's Superior cast AID shear Steel,
Cultivator Plates various sizes.
HARpWARE-Hors shoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails
Carihgs and Wagon Iron Axlss
9atobeil: and other Elliptic Springs
Soiemsns ,pperior Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Msllsable Iron for Carriage Works
Blsoksmiths Bellows, Apvils. Visss, sledges.
Hammers Stocks and Dies and other tools
spencsrs celebrated Files and Rasps
Ameriosn 9imblet Pointed Screws
Tf4oe, Stage Breast, Buck, Q oil and other chains
An-s and other 6hovels and Spades.
Picks, Msttooks, Forks and other Farming Imple
Beatiys Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives.
Butchers, CLisels and Plane Irons.
Dkstou's superior saws Of all kinds.
Pugns and ragewells Augurs and Brace Bite
Volts Berch and other Flames
Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets.
Lead, B.nes Tin. Spelter, Solder and Rabbit Metal
Iron and stccl, WE, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods aid Fixtures McCallister's points,
tor ditto.
Grindstonss, Cranks and Aolersfor ditto
Fairbanks Platform and inter scales at Manu-
taoturers prices
dlass, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var.
| nishes.
Paint Mills, Linseed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpen
tine, ic.
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
carriage Canvas, Carpete, Cloths, Leather, Lsoes
~ AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and Waxor
spokes Felloet, Bows, Shafts, Tongues Hubbs. DO.
IA AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Deuungi
gnr .va'lea patent adjustable Tensn,ing and Huh
boxng Machines Felloe Boxisg attachments, DO.
! ~ AdbN us for Spears Preserving Solution.
Al OF which will be sold at lowest market prices
Mnoiesale and Retail june 2ttf
ELI GARRETT, DANIEL H. KsSr, u. dAsRgrg
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11


Nervous Afee ions GeneIa al d. Witty not
orally yor ed upun as diN-Ase AID persons sUhein.
from these nts are often treated ettu eontem9
Bat many per'ons lie annually tiVm Nervous An5c
lions. tNe IN loss Oi Appetite, Nervous Affection
ways fprngs rom or Is result OF other uIseanes
PerHoEs tuteros iTOm Any the NAM kinds OF ner
VOus diseases Aloud use MAhler's BItters them
eonmsnee with wEe-glAss fall three tin every
day ana they will soon hud their relax ierSer &c
anire natural tension, the ma'cies covering cou-
sisteucy and NsOr appetite iLceC Ina, digestion in
proving, AID in TACT thorough reuova ion uud 70
euprraiiob Ct the whole sy.ttm. MishurH Btters re-
move the cause, brace ny and invIIoFAte the Whole
physiet Structure, and taus ali sIads OF nervous
diseases.
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New Castle County Mutual Insurance

OFFICE "wILMIN6T0N INSTITUTE
Corner Eighth and Marke 6ts.,
- WILMINGTON, DEL.
Is,sis5tsnP Prs min No! o n dueedts spsyot.
PItncipeloi Mutusi Insurance. lie believed TO be
tbs cbeapest means o. against FOES By and
nthonsn th institution hssbes but tvslvs years In
tue st OF Insurers viii compare ayorably WITH
potfew hsvs been promptly PAID as ali DO have been
In this oae spd have hsd the 10 BE
rur5e9 out IAN attest The object has been
ooa III # safe rsks ..thsr than the number
ability sinking the Dash osptAiln oass OF heavy dis
astefsdurinE the year.
,o %1T nSSst Glty.willis| Candy, aeSrss Mehsra
SiementB 3. smyth. yohn Cochran, Edward T. BeIiah,
oanuei Canby, Charles W. Howland
btsndywins I'd. Edwa I'd Brir ghuret j Cloud Ell
Shristisns Hd.-James Riddle.
NewC $40 Hd.--John GuyeT,
White Clay Greek Hd. Abraham 7. fhanuon,
WILLIAM CANDY, President
- SMITH, Secretary aud Treasurer.
IAN Nv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

will ray SS0to Tue frUptl-tOr any MediGIpsthat
can sLo eater number 81 genUine Csrttea'e IS OF
cheated by II lear toe Place whsrs it Is mAao
Dyspepsia, Liver CoE,plstnt, Bloody luh, Ditsrhe1,
II pho a. Remttert, Inter aitent aud Bilious seFrEs,
Feves aud AEue, Cholera 5iorbus, Yellow JauualCe.
serouA, hu HninE ar sore Legs CaueeT A,seuss, Ael
IRlgia, kheunAtlsm, Coughs. Gods. Champ IN tLe
Htomac h. ChrOulc Darrb1d, Pies, letter sea-d Heal
Uphnsma, or failing way-sck0rss pecutlag 70 GIih-
rem, LeuchUrrhsA FALLING Of the womb, all ousiFuct
IONS 10 the due course Of nature ia cuaes all yeGerh
diseases. all CON plants arising ilpure bcuG
and disOr4ered state of tue ct mACl, Liver
kinney, Certificates Of cures of the Yellow Fever
Mexico also be FURNISHED. kEktNBkE II II doet
mot the will be reiuntel b. the proprleLur
BENZ AMIN MI HER
Il, /, c,-oer If Gee ire squars,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

WILL CURE ALL DISEASES OF The BLOOD.
Diseases OF the skin are numerous, and VII but one
or two exceptions may all be traced To impuri,y C tee
blood. In many persons this impurity is pofn ia the
system while others acquire ii through proper treat
meat of disesse Gndor head may he e'assed
LIST. sGkoFuLA;-To cure this dread ul con plant il
s necessary that the blood should be thoroughly pur
ned all the OF the body brought into healthy
state and the system braoed and strengthened by
invigorAtinz tonIos. We ere emphateal assert,
without the fear Of contradiction, that Mish"is Bit
ters will cure all kinds OF scruuous diseases. II pur
mes te blood. strengthens the internal organs aud
aids them to perform tLeir putural functions itis a
"a. RuhNING SoRES AND ULCERS.
sd SALT kHEsM.
sth PIMPLEs AND BLoToHgs.-Pimplss and
Blotches on the .kin arr always sure slsn Of impure
blood Although never dangerous, sIcsLt in cases OF
earbuueles they are very dsAsrse4bis often "" VIII
tns most handsome features rendered iteott by
great Ootehes ana vi IN pes. lie use Mish ss
,ers VII force these eorrqptiors TO be dlseh tFsed
through 'hr uatura cnAnnel aad thus cures all kiuds
Of pii.-pes aud b!otches. Lsa.e w.n desire TAR
mind.
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BREAD AND CAKES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II. B. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
wuoLBsALE AND RETAIL pRuGGIsr.
40, bls Marker stree.

~ Tag bHeNiTit.i a new siticie Iui the hair a.
xf2 skp ii rsupsrur to all vrdinvt
~ pow Ia use tor the dair the aseuI ir a a. Inns
q hurst. 5l7 MArsetst.
foor HIch ird'h bye Water anew artisj. stsalsat a
Il. BrinknuIetE. -
heimoold sBuchu for diseasebo the Kidney g
OTopsy, &c, Ii. h. BrinE burst' store, -
SILVER soa ,-fhe b"startieleeveruseaioIcle 5i
harsels, Aroulsuc Five out.--fhs aruel.is putupip
paper and used The iUpAecu, IL sub
rtitHts We hAyeeveI hsn, Il II. Dfipkhurst-
Jringburst E, '"N - '"'
ME- Mlnslow sSoothI ssyrupl al
Extracts Tor the Hand EercLI1i assortuen,o fine
extracts lust received al Il. l.. LIiA shursl's,
syrinsrs all kinds and sizes H. r.
iruhhes, Shoulder Braces, eusp.
Sc Quite Il assortment al IL. +. BTintLurstih
bIiukhurhts Cough syrup-1Lere is nothing supefioi
10 inns syrup for Dad cold cough IA. H. Brin
JAyneB Family edicIueh AT tbs lowest prices OF III,
Asehls IA, X, bklNGHl | ksT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
WHAT TINY WILL CURE

B, Mshois Herb Bitser- are guaranteed to cn'e Dys
pepsa' Liver Complaint, Fever aud Ague, lntr mltu IT.
Remitent and typhoid fevers Loss oil Appetite, Net-
Nous Afectiops Gensrl Deblltty, Weakness caused
~ excess, imprudenoe or exposure, Coughs and Colds
kaeumatism, DiarrhoBA, Cholera Morbus, Cramp the
fula, Ulcers, etc.
One brand OF these Bitters is prepared With Especial
reference 10 the cure Of Vonsra Diseases, and they are
lite most ehcacious remedy known They also remove
all distractions 10 the regular OF nature IA lie
males and the various complaints asudsGt iheGeupop.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

will pay 500 Reward the discovery of any s1i-
eilal preparation that ttu cure greater variety Of
complaints than MishiuI : HeEb Billie
b. AlsELER, Proprietor,
8. Z. Corner u! sLtTv square,
Lane Etar. Pa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
MISHLER'S CELEBRATED
HERB BITTERS.


BOLD BY SPECIAL AGENTS IN ALL CITIES AND
TOWNS,
Tns Grand Specific for all diseases arising ION AZ I'M
pure state Of the BLOOD or from disordered stomach
The recipe for making these celebrated Btters Wss
brought from Germany by a celebrated physician, II
purchased from him by John Mshler, tue father Of
the present prophet Tue Bitiers have been N tde
aud used with wonderful success in Lancaster county
Pa, for more than twenty years. spme four years
since Benjamin Mishler commenced the uaetuie
a extended scale, The wonderful eures wrought
br them have brought them into such dsmAud that It
takes Thousands Of gallons to suppl the yearly dom tpd
for them The Ingredients Of which they pnse,
eInbrsee number OF the best etoaoious Nega
table substances known iu phaI 5oplA fhe method
Of compoGsiag all that is kept secret regard to
their preparation.