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, 1866-12-22
Circulation Of United State. Specie 1n the
West Indies.

lEron tho Kingston Journal. November a4,b.} :
For upwards oftWe1ve years certain issues
Of the American mint-that is to sar, ali
gold ccins and the silver halt and quarter dol
!srs-hAve freely circulated in this country.
They were Introduced during the sudden and
highly remune.ative trade which was created
inthss city Ut the period Of the great exodus
Of gold seekers from the Soethern Statea Of
America to California, when thousands Of
these Adventures used to be dropped here
twiee, sometimes thrice, . week. Tbe .tay
IN Kingston ofeach batch Of strangers seldom
so1i exteoeed oSe1 - ssw hoars, yet they spent
dollss hehind them, thereby creating
trade tor kiDyston that IN the seeresate.
annum. AS was naturally to be expected.
great deal Of American money va. mixed
mp with our pWn current coIps Its use VAS
confined to Kingston, AZ the faciliiies for
exchange prevailed only here We remeua-
Der when dimes and eren pieayun were
freely given and taken by orr people. About
this time IN order IL council declared
American gold coins Il legal tender In ali
parts Of the British dorniniona, at two aaa !
half per cen. aboTc the value Of the Enslish
, 1866-12-22

Mons were with WeIehmsnn rather thss With
Susratt; and must, ss row Advised. believe
that the hlnt Of mutual attachment Ii 4
meza Blind to coTes ST. Marie's real motive
for revealing the identity And whereabouts
of aurratt. lsRa11<,
, 1866-12-22
Wnshb1,f4,e,s Telegraph xst2t.

On Friday last hon. E. b. Washbu oi
sh3-cs-. s...>.a.4a .h. 5rlt~-z..<, e,- u, a
construction Of Government telegraph
line from Washington to New York City:
EllL for tho Construction Of q Government Tel
s sst H. T. fsw Fos,ssfee 1ss gy
era! is hcehy authorized and directed 10 con
strut le'tgraph linc ftom The ely Of W4shlnr-
g.sps I,nc is 6c1cbJ declared to be mali iins,
10 1sail sou1es in the unlteA States far As ihe
tse' eral Emil have power and authority to cst4b.
s.h the necessary offices for the OF said Inns,
aS sRd Ia
ciens rpn,hcr OF ~cc.ts ana operators to opesale
.s.l itnc e ef.eles.apb. - ~
litc En!c*e II be stamped with 4 three cent post
aga etau.p: and there shall DO uniform rats Tor
II sa t Won fsEs1a sssen fo3 10
the odd Torti oi any tocssace lhefc ta.n 10 no
chasEc; Int no message shali be sent for less
two cent? for the delivery Of esch and every rns
s3ee; f1orIdtd. thai the Government ehxn be 90.
utsca to send AID receive NIL lts messages oyrr
frhdfnr AZ me@aagc-.
s.e; y 1ha. ING sum Of sloo,ooo is hercsy .p,
othtrwi.e appropriated iof iae purpose of carry.
suS out the provisions OF this srt.
rots Ioa1s. eA'
l N'~ ~"e s4AAAI nay Aaet ny hhSlUur1lE 10
troduccd his bill, 3fr. Kasson, Of Iowa, In.
fFoduccd similar bill, the substance OF
| which Is as follows:
Section aue Of the bill pyortdcs that betweou the
.st oI Fthra*sy aud thr first or Mar, 1851. ihq
Postnasfc! General AtaIl adsert1ss Ia one nj SER
N each u the cities OF Washington, b .lfimoec'
Fa'saaelPhia> Scw iofk, New Haven ano Boston.
proposals for the construction Of telegraph Linz
from The l'o.t bfsee Department in Washisc.nn To
ltoston. BY way oi Bsittmotc PHILADELPHIA, New
fesk+ Ss~ Haseu and spti1cdeid.
SeeiioR two nsostdcs thsi proposals 1nsy he
| separately Eeceircd f1E tho vic tbs pojof. ,he
! AuErEt, 1871. -
section Three provide. for The consideration b,
tpe f1.sHiaart General ri The propositions Of CT.
tstlcE ltrf- for the sale OF their cn'l1e llncs
SECTION three rIoyi for The acceptance orbth.
soetlon iour nroyiues teat tho contract for The
construction ola line telegraph tbaii provide fos
At least len lucs OF Telegraph wire along the entire
J foute; The work 10 he otthc bee: k1nd and 10 h.
accepted when Examined aud approved bF some
! oa!crf OF the army hctailed 1he5cfpr
section etx autnorfzes5thc Postmaster Gcnesa1 Ia
establish eiasions at tusny Post Offices on said
line =. IL his juofmcnt may DC ucces*aty
Section eeFen prosiies for the nkc OF The line BY
the pnbiic at ra1es 10 be greatly reduced on the
present fas1d, aed makes The syefe.n past OF hc
| postal management, ussr. Post Offices aud tte!1
employees.
, 1866-12-22

fNPAhTIAL SUFFRAGE IN HLL1.


fetitiors arc In circulation In this city,
and in all parts Of the State praying the Leg
lslature to take euch steps as will result In
an amendment TO the State Constitution.
tla1 will establish impartial suffrage In ILL.,
nois. This Is 8 move In the right direction.
The people Of Illinois at the last election by
a majority Of nearly sixty thousand votes de-
eidcd in fIyor Of impartial suffrage as q tne3s-
urc &C National justice and protection. and
also decided that the rebels khoald not be nd
1ui1iea to Participation In the affairs Of the
Government, until they had made Impartial
suffrage part of their Law. Not only SO, but
they convinced the leading Democratic news
paper that Impartial sufIiAsc was right
How can tie people Of Illinois refuse
that law for themselves which they
protes TO otheres The amendment TO the
National Constitution proposes new basis
OF arpoTfioument, sud the Constitution OF
the State Will have, to be modified accord
lncly, Impattial suffrage can oply be Sc
cured hy making 1t National. The number
Of vn1ers in ILLINOIS mat VIII sea ndtfectiy Inc
benefits Of tue enlargement ot the franchise,
will be .'caH conpisea "hh the
number io other States, yet there Is
10 reason or argument that ean be
used f"r extending The privilege to the many
that IA not apply win equal 1orce TO e1-
tending II TO the few II impartial suffrage
b. Just, thcfr can oe no more pfoTfiety In
"liAho'1in. 1t from two hr three hundred
Aaen' suau 1eom t"o or tnfee hnndfcd lhou-
sa' mcu~ ~ all means, then, let the prifi.
i'se u fohoS oc Flacea upon An Impartial
basis aud Tic c1lsting unjust discrintnstions
aSaine' saee ana eotuf DC ABOLISHED.
!
toe" n.suus' thal tne sePabUcan parry IN
t:"aHa"s 1'l'a.. .'a. suhsss ~ tne soo'h,
u1's' =" na.N,'l., .. .ae staasS tassA ~ 10
sNps ~ ao'a. tna' ta'e themselves iue re-
r ~ .ass 's'l'ash ~ ""l "'tIont 70.
tnat Mfce "a~h tsata al"aFs mas. Tue
s'a'e ot ll@tno's has Just decided by ao nm.
P3eceotnleo najo7ty III lAFof o1 Impartial
eAhsa1se a. pasis o. representation. Wh!c
.ncls own eonsutu1ten u just as exclusive
On this polot Us mai o. Nofth tarH''na OF
a'ss1esspM. 2he Legislature OF titinots Is
aFPof'1oned upon the Ehte basis; the sus-
t,ase ~ On Inc same pa=is' 1he nsgso tn
resented in the Legislature at all. A county
With ten Thousand negroes and ten Thousand
whites, Is only entitled to u REPRESENTATIVE
il tho State Legislature for Lcr white nop-
uIatiou. The negro Is practically u,,ou
the fanle Erndc with the oxen and
The sheep. There never VI, any
Justice in this provision, and the adoptiou OF
the amendment to tic NatiuuaI Constitution
creating the necessity for a change in the
STATE Constitution, furnishes also au appro-
pirate occasion for ohlitcratinr all those dis
ordinations that hare CONC down to liz
from 1hc days Of human bondlre and u5uD,
city in man. The Legislature two wears AFRO
repealed the black code which had IN 1ony
dc!sced the statute hook or ,hc STAT. md
the entire pcop,e snn,ovt} ttr ,cf, Nv
,.t Nc o.t..r dis,r;,n,.,,;,n. r,,,.s., 49,.
, 1866-12-22
mcCnl1och's Financial Policy.
LE11rpx, Schuyler Comfy, NJ. !
f1a<~r1h.+ :. Is u

Editors Chicago Tribune;
hnvc been much pleased In reading vour
articles on Secretary McCulloch's misnan.
aEctuent Of the national finances. j hops
you Will continue your labors in that direc-
tion until the people arc fully assured That
Congress win not endorse the destruct1vc
next TO the settlement of our difltcuities with
the South, q more important question than
that Of national tinauce, and should the Sec
retary's policy be adopted, the nation would
koon reach Financial perditlon," sure
enough.
4 little more grape, II you please, into Sir
Secretary.
Yours truly. in.
, 1866-12-22

II The telegraph Informs rs that the Leg
islaturt ofSouth Caroitna has rejected the
ConstItutiona1 Amendment BIZ vote Of o.
TO 10. We believe that sodom and Gomor-
nh would have escaped destruction could
there htye been ten Just men found In their
population. South Carolina has that number,
aud shows that she Is not 10 bs1ly of Is the
ancient cities mentioned. Thirty days ago
the amendment woald not hare received
. vote In the Legis1stute. Time has worked
\ change OF nearly ten per cent. and before
that Legislature ad5ourns perhaps that Per
centagc may increase sufficiently to cnable
the amendment to be raliHed.
, 1866-12-22

- Elsewhere We print the proceedings
Of very remarkable meeting, held At Nor
nal, Illinois, at which petition was drawn
up praying the Legislature to forever apol-
ish the liquor tral1c in that town. The Pc
fiuon YVES subsequently signed 6y eusrs in.
, 1866-12-22

e a paragraph was published in our
columns dny or two since, amons number
Of ''Political' items, to the effect that Sen
ator Foster WIS TO receive a foreign mis-
etou in return for Ills vote on some pending
measure In the scnatc. The paragraph was
Clipped from somc eastern paper. We hare
no idea that Senator Fosters vote can be
bought for or against any measure. The
complaint against him is that he Is altogether
too unappToachablc, and that he ab;des In
too cold an atmosphere 10 be popular. He
is about the lat man In Congress whom we
should deem II possible to influence BY any
improper consideration
, 1866-12-22
Tho 1ronaSdcs-Aer Destruction Con-,
pfeGc.

She Was lowed to the shore, rearly At The
foot OF Broad street, ab. ut eight o'clock on
Sunday evening. aud wheu her bow struck
bottom, The stern ssnk in the 1-ater, and, Of
couree, tho fire Was then e1tiheulsped.
About ten feet Of her bow can be seen at
high water, while the other part Of the vcs-
sci is entirely submerged. The work Of get-
ting hex to the shore WIS donc under fhc
supervision of Captain AcComb, who In
formed Us that the men labo.ed under great
difficulties in consequence Of the intense
remains OF this famous vessel but portion
Of hcs bltckened and chayred hull and her
machinery in I ruined state. 1t Is supposed
by officers 1t the Navy Yard that there Is
but little about the vessel now worth sAr1pg.
except to be sotd as old iron and copper.
, 1866-12-22
Supreme Court on the Knights u The
Golden Circle


On Monday, BY ruaJoritg ofoue> the Supreme
Court, IN ihs ea,c Of c1;pdrfe Miiiisan, drcInrsd
tho pz1kuoef's u!al Illegal and bis coay,cEon ia.
y may a,e proper 10 state that Mllitcan va. a
promlnSat m les9sF M T among the 'Amerieaa kRtghis,
oE ,AhEhts o. Ihe Golden Circle AID It Nas Ior
lEnitoroAs pIatticee iu aid Of tho public cremy
IN TIE State of Indiana, when that 5tnte WIS he
Theatre u the war, that be WIS ag.aignei a1,d
eondenued, b mi ftaFy commission, On The
was sppfoeed by General lowry, WHO convepcd
the court. and hy General Hooker commauler
9f the department, and, in April, 1876 was or
johnson, who, however, subsequently cornmired
ITO imp.isonment for i!!e. Tie Supreme Court
been nnli and Yoih< On she ground thnt n,iliiscx
commissions, whichever Or however consiitu,rd. /.
, 1866-12-22
PROPOSED TARIFF CHANGES.
New Rates on Drugs and Chemicals.

Extract From Comm1sEiouer WeiIxa
Report.
The following arc the changes in the da
ties On certain foreign drugs and chemicals
recommended by Special Commissioner
Wells:
, 1866-12-22

tar5G 2 tarid
cent. pour
Crysala at copper ...............+...-a
Asteutc md sftepious scid.......-.....D
esao1s eS,o9nfc as1s; eli
apristic md nitric acid. ............W "
Tsnnis aeid, present ss.0 i n proposed
Aeon,ta anl sa1ts Of aconit...
Amfnorla, saiamnniac, castonatc snd
murtate uE Amnonla. ..........A
sp1PGsts spsP'ts e. q amona ammGa preseni o5 al
Ion, proposed 50 esnts Y y.
Salts cf nInnlDn1a. >-....-...-....-. I'D
gds ere 2! ~
AnfimaEia1 pteparations.-..-..... ....,4s
croae .srtsr, brown or gray tastar. .....Ss
hslssm of fconsi6a. ..''..''..so ...'.........so
Ams1iesn % n erade msaic.aal sarf. SD
Salts Of barytes not otherwise prosidvd.@
Oxide, earbona.e. subniIate and oxy-
chloride q bG m1tn:. - q;
Bone black and ivory black. ..........95
Animal charcoal Of all k,nds.....-... 1see
Borsesc I l LID rsined and hydiatsd...:..:
Bronze meinl OF Duck meta! In leaf,
present 10 per cent, proposed 20 pcr
sslss and preparations Of Bsom,pa,
prtsent ~ per cent. proposed % PEI
cal.mas c, nas1ocs, psetens n per cent?
proposed per cent
Salts and preparations Of mercury,
present 20 vcz ce1t*- proposed T. Per
1 cent.
cent, proposed 20 pcr cent,
Crude eamphor, present % ecn.a per
Refined eanphor, present % { ,,sa pr
, 1866-12-22

.tTheye sxp thirty members now m tsn
Speakers list. says . Washington despatch. d..
sirtnG the floor 10 tnakn speeches On He PTexi.
dents message. WhodyeF has seen lArre uuH,.
bsr Of dogs barking II one poHezlees sniMai viii
not Be- Ia want Of 4 smile for these Cone;ns.
kioEal h&rkers."-Tshks. .e'o"
Whist kind Of an snlrnal-a dead polccat,
for lost4Qees
, 1866-12-22

ha5ssatt Of the town. Tho whole history OF
The temperance reform In th1a country prob
ably cauuot show such : remarkable event
OF such perfect unsnsnity in securing dc.
sired result. nenceiorth Normal will be- d
bright spot. and tcmperauce and education
will 60 hand in hand within her bordess.
We congratulate tho people of this listlo
Dtncfical IIfonla
, 1866-12-22

per m.
On aIf prepared drugs. chemicals and medicines,
Eot otherwise provided foz. the duty proposed Ii
u per Isut.
, 1866-12-22

At twelve 0'cIock Tho ruin Of The Theatre
eonaagration except il ihe volnme f 81 smoEe 81 Ike
from The debris IN the rear, on which a
stscara from single hose moderately fell
The symmetrical iron cotumna Of the en-.
trance alone remain to Indicate the site. but
nearit, on the side walls which surround the
wreck, appeared Ia large sable letters an In.
scrirtIon' intended to guide Us patrons. but
which served ID It's epitaph, "The New Bow
cry Theatre"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21


Az Uxwrsh PoLicY.-Looofcco Editors are striv-
ing to create additional prejudice against the
African race. Every proposition to secure them
from outrage and injustice is denounced as favort
ism The object is to make every man odious who
darss to speak against fraud and oppression In this
way they hope to create prejudice that will en-
able them to carry the elections, and thus elevate
suandom traitors to places Of honor and profit
Persistence In such course is uDmanly as we'll as
rspreheDsibe lover Of Justice and liberty would,
scern to pursue II. 1t Is mot only mean, but 1t 10
wicked, as Ii In calculated to produce mischief The
two races must exist in country for long time
to come, and feelings Of peace aud forbearanoe
should be cultivated. There should no. be any
distinction in gard to the preparation Of criminal
acts. That which is an offence in one should
be an offence in the other. Immunity from
punishment should depend on conduct and not on
color. The talk Of social equality is absurd
Negroes can be treated fairly without placing them
on social level with the white race. They have
- much right to eat the bread their own hands
earn, much right to lfe liberty and the pursuit
Of happiness, as any other people the face Of the
globe, and it is a craven and tyranicsl spirit that
would sndeavor to pander to ignorance and preju-
dice in order to create persecution and bad feeling
It Ia time good men should set their faces against
such conduct, and leave only demagogues to per.
sus II.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

v1pnN,h. EsW UAsfLs UoYkrI, April q, 1855.
~ srHtf. II Nathan strong, late IF g. Georges
directed by the nssistsr that the kdministratIia
tsa' Nth tn date Of granting thereof ~
from hs date ofsuch Letters 81 Of the most public
places the Countyof New Castle requiring ali per
sons havnE demands against the Estate
sane or abds By an Act Assembly case made
Apd provided. And also the be Ipzer
vithia the same period in the Delaware Repu biican
neSsRspsr pnblshed Wilmington, and to be eshtfn
SS~( Given undsr the hand and seAl 10 a ee 1.-THE
So. Register aforesaid, at New OaHtie in New Gas
wnNSnt. II. o. FRAIM, Register,
tate 81 the deceased must present the dplyalte
April A. D. 1857 or abide the Act Of Assem- bly, su Oh
intut
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

MONDAY, MAY Al, 1866.

Ur,or Oousrr MxErne "A meeting Of the
Union ve,ers Of New Castle County will be
held at the town of New Castle, on Saturday,
the 2sth day of May, at one o'clock, p. NJ, for
the purpose OF fixing the time for holding the
nomination election for candidates for Sheriff
and Coroner, and for the selection OF the
Judges for holding said election.
The said meeting will also appoint The coun-
" Executive Committee for the approaching
campaign, and transact such other business a.
may be necessary and usual.
By Order Of the County Executive Commit
tee. JoHs A. ALpERpros, Chairman.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
Registers once,

Urnon ~. NV DAsrLk OouEIy, April tth, 1888.
ma 4+,fsrss aebins9n ksSsStTs, 81 The Last Win
qlaE Ureeh ndred New Castle County ,deosased il
- OhDhhkD and directed By the Register that The
s FIX ~ Sa,I ~ upon the kssis
% be posted within iorty days the date
sses Lettsrs IN sly OF the most places OF the
younty OF hss unte, requiring all persons HAVING
demands against the Estste present the same OF
Apiae ~ an Act OF Assembly In such case made and
Ioyidea And also cause the same to ted With
~ ane Rsii9a ~ the Dea ware Repu
therein two morths, w - S'AN'e
)s Given unuer the hand and Sci oil on CO Of III.
Ssol asnter AFORESAID, at New Castle In New Oasts
->oo Aforesaid, the day and year sbova sritt.n
EoIiUh5AIl person ms having eiaims assins; ths r.,
u me aeeeased must present the I'll ~ Attsat
hd ths nrseatIixs on or before April Slh, 1851, or
vlded. RitliiEL u Rna s2 snH pro
MARC ARkT n. ROBINSON
..,,a kxsoutTIxR.
aNus 2m Address, Newark, Delaware,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

IGN The aeRlloation Of esmaei 4 Bailey, Eise1tor
~ OF the last Will and Testament OF a. Larane etots
sstsurs LATE 4 MI greek h. r. SAID Co. dec ills
aorssaid give notice Of the granting Of Lstsrs fss
~ aPpn thS estate 81 deceased with tbs oats
posted within forty dsys from date Ltters
Xsstls recurring All persons having demands aalnst
ne 70 present the same or abide By Xst Of
cause the same to beinserted within sam
Tinsten asd to be e9ntin ed tn srein two nonthAx
81. the aforessid, atNew Castle. in New
sboys n. gnsse County SfefsSad q: .sa year
M0fI0H.AlI persons having eIaimr aGainss thS IL
tate OF the Diseased must the Only GtteE
"a e ne executor, on or before April 2nth is01,
or abide the Act OF Assembly In such u and
provided. SAMUEL A. BAILEY.
70 m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

ssrrrrorp.-on last Saturday morning the
Court sentenced william ManluH, convicted Of
assault upon Lizzie Griffith with intent to kill,
to be hung on Friday, the goth of July, be-
tween the hours OF ten and three o'clock until
he be dead. The greatest silence prevailed
during the delivery Of the sentence and ell
present seemed to feel the solemnity Of the
occasion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

The Season, is now at Its height, and before it
commences to decline We think II best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates. So persons still In
want Of any kind Of Boots and Shoes will and Q
large and well selected stock at the old stand No.
West Second Street. 1t seems hardly necessary to
60 Into particulars regards the goods and prices
but will say that those who come will not be dis
appointed In either. Wswould call the attention
Of the ladies to assortment Of Balmorals Skat-
ing boots, de-, and the attention Of Gentlemen to
our ine Calf Boot, double solsd calf Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof. We now have one Of
the best assortment Of goods TO be found In thia
city. Call and examine. B. r.. CHALFANT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
Registers Office.

. ,no, MN UABfLn UOuhfI, March 10Th, 1883.
Pon .pHlicatien q Henry white, Executor u the
late o. wninsou1 na sa Fl Sso,ss ~ PhiiP.
" ORDERED and direeted By the Register II Al tie
a Letter. TSss,%satsry upon The Estate the ds.
70 be posted Within forty day the
2nte OF such Lsuers six ofthe Of
ssias Az a. The Es,s.s to present
Wee And ALAG cause be came 70 bs lnIsrtsd WITHIN
the same period the Delaware Rspublioan, news.
meretntwQ mon tbs.
S.-l oiyen under the hand and Seal of Omo, OF
}hs. re NeHster Aio-ss atNew Cattle . in Rsv
seoys vritssn ooah a6heEESs4id, She dsy snf year
ios.AllpsTsonsha avn claims ss.insttss IL
the qesessed mu 1t preaent the duly attes
~ 70 ~ hnscu tor. on or teiers Mare asb A. D.,
sna PEogidse' HfHRy WHITE, Executor,
- T &sn Addr. RoeIi,nd Boz. Whining
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

Boots and Shos.--We invite the attention Of
our readers to the large and well selected stock
Of boots and shoes, to be found at the store of
q. A. Stowell Bro, southwest corner of Sd
and Market streets, in this city. Ladies', gen.
tlemen, misses and children can purchase the
most elegant articles, at extremely low prices
These gentlemen are polite and obiging to
customers, and will take pleasure in showing
their stock TO such as may give them 4 call.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
3 Strength 60 the Weak
ait Youth 90 the Ageds
BroKazNr. on IIVs prtuv,y..o,

rss srss y Il and
rae sssd should be certain 70 mshe thu B,o.,.
hSp.seola 500, nesmueh az IL viii
tps ssysor thor irstine ss s n n ~ liz
sxhuerAtes, sire ngthsns ank ID "a INV An
PIE oessins especially those who have bsep rsdnssd
70 eoadiyon OF ssryility aef- abuse misfortnns ~
oroinArI SICKNESS. No matter what the osnss N *.
imgotenSy Of any human organ, this supcrb prepars
ratio. Will remove the s6sssss ones and }cfsvsr
Ourss Impotencv. General Debility, Nervous
.pysprpsle epresson, Loss Of Appetts Low Spirfs,
msntai indoenee, Ensciation, Ennui. II has 1 most
deIghtiul desra BILE and move effect upon the nervous
are earnestly sdvised 70 sesf esurein
this most excel ant and unequAle preparation,
Persons, who by imprudence have lost their NArus-
Niooh' Will md speedy and permanent cure In the
Bl0KhENh.
.Inee HhbLE the LAneuiD, the DHBPAIRIuo, the OLD
should rive this valuable discovery trial IL will be
same purpose. ~ "
10 yssaL.s-Thi, preparation ~ ,nysiuabls ip nsr.
OF all kinds IL will restore the Isstsd
sYsnsth With wonderfu per manenes.
Nm eIso grand tonic, and will give relief In Dys
pepsh Win the hrst dose. brief persistenes in lta
We Nh renovAte the stomach to degree OF perfect
henSthl snd Danish Dyspepsis forever,
MI HoAr per bottle, or six Bottles for 0S Sold By
IbqChlRsSsas saY ElEGsi r. fpSs5ss9s
sSldSy EDWARD MsiSiLI. s wiIm min tSas -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
THE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.

Confectionery and Ice Cream ISdsoon.
No. sos Arch ST., Philadelphia
North side, above sth)
We would respectfully inform the public that NO aays
opened a DINING AND ICB CREAM SALOON at the
above named location whore will be happy wait
all who may favor with GALL all OF the day
from 81 A. M, to 10 p. NJ.
good Roast Dinner OF any kind, with potatoes bread
and BUTTER 80 Cents The same with three vegetA-
bles and coffee, 90 cents. We viii always keep on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY oAKHs
ICE CREAM AND JRLIINg
Also SODA WATER OF THE OHOIOEST BYRUPS
The location being CENTRAL renders IL desirable plaza
FOR Ladies' aud Gentlemen Of city, well o. the
surrounding country. JAMES ABGRATTRH,
MAyllti Mapaaar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

j. C. PsekfIs is constantly receiving China
Glass and 4ussnsware, such az Tea, Dinner and
Chamber sets, to which be invites the attention
Of his friends and the public generally. He feels
confident that he can suit them with goods and
prices. He keeps constantly on hand q large
and we'll selected stock of goods, such as Plates,
Dishes, Tumblers Pitchers and Fruit Jars
Do not forget the place it Is ala Market street,
Wilmington, Del. Gall and see his stock and
mako your own selections.-sepl4-H.