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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

and has ever since caused much pain in
damp weather, frequently rendering II al
most impossible TO swallow at ALL When
coughed up, 1t seemed to have come from
Just below the right ear, under the law bone.
causing but little pain, and was followed by
no blood
A man in Nottingham, N. H., has invent.
ca an alarm to be applied to banks, jaiIs and
other places that ought to be made secure
Ihe gratings and connections of the doorh
ana windows are made hollow, and filed
with condensed air, which by its escape on
breaking or saving the rod, must give the
alarm without fail.
senator Wade is candidate for Vice
President to succeed Foster.
farisian suicides are using hackney coaches
as place to blow out their brains. The dri.
yers demonstrate.
A young lady at Newbern tainted away
on Saturday, and was picked up almost
dead, from the effects of tight-lacinR.
The first death this season by ice water
occurred at Albany.
On the evening of the Sd inst. in Cincip
natl, printer named Filley was kicked to
death by two coffee house keepers, named
PRESLEY and Strailer. Filley had published
IN one of the German papers of Cincinnati
an articie obnoxious to saloon keepers In
general and Presley and Strailer swore van
geance, which they brutally and fatally exc.
cuted. They are in custody and will be
tried for murder in the first degree.
BENZ. y. Rhett, citizen of South Carolina
was shot on Monday week, while going to
his plantation near Charleston. He receiv.
TWO loads from double-barreiled shot-ouu
one load breaking his arm, the other pene-
trating his side and entering his lungs.
ABOUT twenty minutes after receiving the
wounds he fell from his horse and died
Julia Dean Hayne has got one of the cheap
Mormon divorces In Salt Lake CITY. and
married new husband, man who had
made this pilen in Montana.
The Fourth of July, which was so erandlv
observed in all portions of the North. was
honored in few or no towns or cities in the
south, except by the freedmen. Southern
Journals only refer to it to arouse feelings OF
antagonism against their magnanimous con-
querors. The Ricmond Wig declares that
1T has been appropriated by sectional
party, and converted into a negro day.F
Garibaldi has stipulated that, in the ap-
preaching war, he is to receive his orders
directly from the King. He utterly ahhors
the Cabinet, and will have nothing to do
with it Or red tape.
The Cincinnati Gazette thinks that although
General Blair refused to take the oath re-
quired before presenting his vote, he has
probably taken oaths enough since the deci-
sion was rendered against him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
THE WORKERS.

Clink, clank, sound the hammers now;
The sturdy anvils ring;
The bellows roar and the hot flames pour
Their ruddy light far over the floor;
And the brawny Smiths they sing.
Whirr, whirr, go the busy looms
In the factories dark and high
Where the timid sunbeam softly falls.
Through the crusted pane ON the blackened
walls,
From the pure and beautiful sky.
stitch, stitch, go the needles bright,
And the silVer-gleaming thread;
Women toiling early and late,
While the eyelids droop with heavy weight,
To earn their daily bread.
Click, click, go the slender types,
AS they fall from the printers hand;
Scattering wide each burning thought,
As it shaped itself in the mind that wrought,
Far over the waiting land
Burr, burr, go the busy planes
In the homely workshops, where
Their noisy craft, and the shayings fly,
And their fragrance fills the air.
Ring, ring, chime the virgin coin,
AS the mighty lever falls
On the solid bars of silver and gold
BY the swarthy coiners fashioned and rolled
In the great mint's yaulted halls
Delve, delve-hear the miners at work
Far down in the hidden mines,
Toiling by day and toiling by night
Mid the noxious glooms, where no ray of
light
From the warm sun ever shines
On, on, speed the sharpened pows,
AS they turn the heavy soil,
Where the sturdy farmer guides the share
Through the last years furrows, cleaning
bare,
With the horny hand of toll.
These are the workers, hour by hour,
With hearts that are brave and true,
From dawn till dark, through the whole
days length,
Each gives with an earnest will his strength
To the work he finds TO do.
But grander task for all remains
Which will only end with time;
And this grand task is mid the ceaseless din
OF the constant struggle that hens us in
To make our lives sublime.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

The ITHACA POISONING CASE. - Mrs.
HeggiO, of Ithaca, New York, who was in
dicted two years since for the murder of her
daughters by poisoning, was convicted on
Friday last by the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner at Cortland, of murder in the first
degree.
1t appears that on the 18th of June, 1854,
Charlotte Heggie and Mary Heggie, two
beautiful and highly accomplished daughters
of Isaac Heggie, were living at home with
their father at Ithaca. Mrs. Heggie was
the mother Of fourteen children, was a
pleasant woman, and of high nervous tenn
perament, and of late years conceived the
delusion that her two daughters were trying
to usurp her household. Her home was her
heaven and her husband her pride, and the
delusive usurpation operated so much upon
her that she treated her daughters with dis
respect, and their neglect of her, and her
husbands GOODNESS to her, and his increasing
attention to his children, drove Mrs. Heggie
to desperation, which at times exhibited
itself in the most. cruel form. Mary died
suddenly. No one suspected her then of
helng poisoned.
A year after, Charlotte died in the same
manner, and from the fact that Mrs. Heggie
purchased arsenic on Friday, Saturday aud
Monday, at three drug stores in Ithaca, dur
ing Charlotte's illness, Mrs. Heggie was
suspected and arrested alter Charlottes death
and burial. Mary was exhumed, and an
analysis of chemists revealed arsenic in Che
stomachs of Mary and Charlotte. Indigna-
ton ran so high against the prisoner in
Tompkns county that full jury could not
be empannelled, and the venue was changed
to Cortland. The case made against the
prisoner was strong circumstantial one.
1t. appeared on the trial that different
members of the family had been in the habit
of purchasing arsenic, for what purpose is
not known; but there was constant dissen-
sion in the family. Several of Mrs. Heggie's
ancestors have been deranged. Her hus-
band was in the Court, and evidently had
no sympathy with her. Her own relations,
however, were kind and affectionate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
mIsoELLANEous ITEMS.


A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Times, wishing to mark the change which
has come over the political leaders of the
South since the immediate cessation of hos.
tilities, says that one of the best proofs of 1t
is the ardent manner in which they are Sc
lecting their new friends. He hears, he
says, Senators Cowan and Doolittle, Secre-
taries McCulloch and Seward, the President
and Henry Ward Beecher, spoken of as
kindly and as often as Lee and Davis. This
is sort of proof that does not seem to lis
perfectly conclusive. Altered relations i'm
ply change of position on one side or the
the other-agreed; but can Mr.. Truman tell
us by what rule of inference he imputes
virtue in the present instance. He asserts
OF the Southern leaders, from the Potomac
to the Rio Grande, that they would cheer
fully and most Hospitality entertain the gem
tlemen named, whom, few months ago,
they would as gladly have hung. Does it
make no difference whether these guests are
invited or selfinvitedS-N. T. Nation.
BAYARD TAYLOR writes to the Tribune
from Kansas, that on the road from Leaven-
worth to Lawrence he witnessed phenome-
non which had never before come under his
observation. This was "the spontaneous
production of forests from prairie land. f"
Hundreds of acres, which had been pro-
tected against the ravages of fire by culi-
vated fields beyond, were overgrown with
hickory and oak trees, from four to six feet
in height If Kansas is a type, in this re-
spect, of the far West, the plantations pro.
posed by the Government will have double
value-they will foster the settlement of that
great territory, and the settlements, in their
turn, will stimulate the spontaneous growth
of woods.
Advices from Arizona to June IA, repre-
sent the mining prospects as fsttering. The
Indians had plundered camp in the Mace
denta district and murdered one man there
and another at Malone Springs. The mur.
derers were pursued.
The Keowee Is. CD Courier, says that
in its vicinity there are not less than eight
hundred families, with an aggregate popula.
tion of four thousand, on the point of star.
vation. Of these at least two thousand are
widows and orphans. They were made such
by Southern conscription, and are fed by
Northern charity, through the agency of the
much abused Freedmen's bureau
AS an instance of the value of small things
it is ascertained that eyelets, costing but
seventeen or eighteen cents per thousand,
are consumed to the value of four million
dollars per year, so that over two hundred
and fifty thousand millions Of these little
conveniencies are annually used in hoop
skirts, shoes, sc.
Charles T. Chamblin, of Lessburg, Va,
coughed from his throat, few days since, a
mimic ball that had been lodged there for
more than four years. He was shot at
Seven Pines, June 1, 1862, the ball entering
the side Of the nose just below the left eye.
II was probed four inches, and found TO have
passed nearly perpendicularly in, scarcely
missing the brain. 1t disabled him for duty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10


MEDICAL.
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1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

A YEAR AND HALE WITHOUT FooD.-
About year and half ago an army officer
arrived at Louisville, and put up at one oil
the leading hotels. After few days stay,
he disappeared, leaving his trunk behind
him and an unpaid bill The trunk was
stored away, among the collections of un.
called'for baggage, and remained there un-
disturbed until a few days since, when the
pile was examined
In this trunk was found quantity of am.
munition, some caps, bullets, few books
and other articles. A singular tin box was
also discovered, which was punched full Of
small holes. This was opened, and revealed
to the astonished observers horned Mexi.
can toad, as lively and cheerful, apparently,
as when he was first put into the box.
There he had been in that box, confined
in that trunk for a year and half To the
certain knowledge of the proprietors of the
house, and how much longer they did mot
know. His toadship refuses all food and
does not seem anxious to feed after his long
fast. He has been an economical boarder,
for one that has resided year and half in
one of the best hotels.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
From the Albany Evening journal.
JILTED AND ACCEPTED.
BY FRANK.

calm, full moon, with mellow light
A soft, white hand, clasped IN mine own
A dark eye, liquid, lustrous, bright
A low voice with a silver tone.
The night wind fluttered softly by;
Sweet sounds of music, far and near
Joined in weird cadence with her sigh:
"God knows how much love you dear!"
Alasl how quickly some love dies,
To find the frozen heart its tomb;
Whence no forget-me mot may rise
In tender beauty and perfume.
The pale moon shines down calm and still
On lustrous eyes and rosy cheek.
We meet; and no wild passions thrill
Along the formal words we speak.
But where Affections corse was laid,
The angel Hope stood smiling by,
And with melodious accents said
"Give her no grief-Loye cannot dep
Anon, upon my darkened night,
With fairer mien and sweeter face,
uprose an angel-form of light,
And took her dead earth sisters place.
Thus gol thou hollow, mocking thing
would not have thee back with me;
No shadow doth thy memory fling
Der this soul passion, full and free.
Thine was the fiction of heart
A gaudy, hollow, worthless toy
Thy plot and plan wretched part.
To win and wound, to murder joy.
But pure and true as angels are,
Is she who nestleth by my side,
Farewell forever, false as falrl
Glad welcome, my pure spirit bride
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
VANS
PULMONIC WATERS

ps- The original Medicine established in 1881, and
hTsi article Of the kind introduced under the name
OF "PulAosIo WAfgRs 10 this any other country; all
other Pumonic Waters counterfeits. The genuine
can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
mfy yedrs, and the immense sale attained only in
America but In foreign countries. folly attest their In
trlnsie worth The medical properties superior to
aHy other article offered for the Of Pulmonary or
Bronchial Affections aud the quantity contained in each
bo1 is nearly double that Of the many worthless mlA
toi advertised.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarssners, Asthma
gatarrf, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, Splitting Of
Blood Palms In the Chest, Ineipent Consumption, and
all diseases ot the lungs. Not only Aording temporary
relief bat eheeting rapid and lasting cure and are
do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds aud the med
cinal properties combined In form 80 agreeable
and pleasant to the taHte that any child will readily
take them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
10 VooALlsrs and PUBLIC sfRAKRRs these waiers
arc peculiarly valuable; they will In one dAy remove
tha most severe occasional hoarseness and their regu
lar use for tsw days will st all times increase the
power and hexby Of the voice. greatly improving its
tome compass aud cearness for which purpose they are
regularly used by many professional vocaliats.
The veHy great celebrity Of this invaluable remedy
titions, which dsappont the just expsctAtons Of the
purchaser and nure the character Of the genuine me-
deine.
see that the word, "BRYAN" Is stamped ON each
Of the Proprietor, "JOB NOSES" on eaeh wrapper %
enunterieit which isyolgery. A6-0Gending parties will
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law.
bRfANs PULMoslo WAPERs Tor sale by all Druggiss
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dee29-ly "a -Cortlandt Street, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

REMOVAL r
WILLIAM II. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 122 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The subscriber informs his friends and the public that
he has removed from No. is East Second Street. No.
1872 MARKET STREET, third door from the corner Of
seeond IT. and noxt door TO McInAlls rug sors where
he will continue to carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
In all Its branches He has sold out his stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods, and has purchased an entire
NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of
FINE FRENCH CLOTHS,
CAssGMEREs AND vBsTINnb
which is selected from large stocks Of goods Je will
offer to the public all the newest styles OF g. which
he will cut in the latest styles and mat n the best
manner.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED 7, FIT, and to bs
what they represented
lie has also a.arge stock Of
GRNTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
all OF which he wll sell at tho lowest prices Glye him
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN, Il. QUINN.
n B-The undersigned is pleased to return his thanks
to bis friends aud the publieio the patronage 90 beay
bestowed upon him at his old stand hopes by strict
attention to the wants Of hls customers Ito merit con.
tlnuanes Of the same.
mOhsO-if WIN. II. QUINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
SoZoDoNT.

Opal DentAlllna, DAcostos West IudlAn Tooth Wash
JsnyAns Tooth and Hair Brushes, Fancy and Toilet
Wilmington, Del. ms,sI ,I0'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

LEGAL QUARREL OVER A DEcEAsED MANS
HEAD.-It will be remembered by our read
ers that the late eminent DIR. W. Byrd Pow
ell, OF Covington, Kentucky, long known as
"a Professor of Physiology, Phrenology, &c,
&c, bequeathed his head to his old friend
and pupil, Professor A. T. Keckeler, now
his successor in the practice and teaching of
these sciences. This singular legacy was
forthwith claimed and taken possession OF
by Professor Keckeler, who received it from
the body of DIR. Powell on the 10Th of MAY,
under the anatomical direction of DR.. Curtis.
The head was, as the property of Professor
keckeler, conveyed to his residence, No.
l6S Broadway, there to take It's place among
the large and ghastly collection of crania,
once the property of the living, great and
good, and their antpodes of the human race,
after undergoing certain mysterious propa-
rations, for scientific purposes. The Pro-
fessor, ecurein the possession of his bequest,
and busily engaged in the scientific exami
ton thereof, suddenly finds himself in a
quandary, being informed that the Kentucky
authorities are about to indict him for some
unknown crime, in carrying off the defunct
Doctors Uranium, and is threatened with
legal process to compel his restoration to
the grave of that portion of the late Dr.
Powell legally his, under the testatoF's WILL
but demanded by Kentucky as part OF her
sacred soil. How this will turn out remains
to be seen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
CARPENTERING, &c.

~ EORGE II. TINDALL,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
sHOP-No. III WEST STREET,
Below Second Street, in second story.
RESIDENCE 42s EAST FOURTH STREET.
LMINGTON, DEL.
ores hitad up, and personal attention paid TO Job
blng.
Mr.. Tindal would respectfully inform the publo that
he ia fully prepared to contract do all kinda Of work
in his line, and hopes by strict attention 70 business to
merit aud receive share ofpublic patronage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

The sayings of White Mountain stage
driver to New Yorker sitting with him: II
s'pose if / went 10 New York l should
gawk round as you folks do up here"-is not
bad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I II E
GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
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CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription Of Dr.. Juan Delauarre,
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This Invaluable medicine Is no IMPOSITION but ia uu.
failing In the cure OF Spermatorrhn or Seminal Weak.
mesa Every species OF Genital Urinary frrtkbility
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Read he toloi0inJ opinions Of Eminent French PLY.
we have used the Specific Pills prepared By GAran.
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rcrption Of Dr. Juan Deamare In private practice
with uniform success, and believe there Ia no other
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R. A. BRAuREPARIE, MD.
q. d. DUJARDIE M. D.
Paris, May 9th, 1868. JEAN LIZ LEucHRE MD,
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS.
The Gsnuise Pills are sold by all the prneipAl Drug
sists throughout the World, price One Dollar per Box
Or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.
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one Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent will In
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servation six boxes for Eve dollars.
Sole General Agents for America,
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N. B.-Freneh, German, Spanish and English Pamph.
let's containing full particulars and directions for use
sent free to any address,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
MEDICAL.
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.


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TO MARRIED LADIES
It particularly suited. It wll In short time bring
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Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
MY SAXON BLoNDn--A mADRIoAL
ny JOHN 9. SAKE.

by JOHN @. SAKE.
. They say the dark-eyed maids of Spain
Are passionate and fond;
But eyes OF blue are tender and true;
Give me my Saxon blondel
An arch coquette is the bright brunette;
Blithe and merry and gay;
Her love may last till the Summer is past
But my blondes forever and ayel
If bards of old the truth liavotold,
The Sirens have raven hair;
But o'er the earth, since art had birth,
They paint the Angels fair
All, welll-may be, the truth to see,
A lover ia over fond
And I can't deny-nor will l try
My love is golden blonde