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Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Do
bity Premature Decay, and all the effects os youthful
ndisereon will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
Tree TO all who need IT, the recipe aud directions for maxi
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
lhhns 10 proht yhe advertisers experience, do
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN
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GEEDS, SEEDs.--WE HAVE RECENTLY LAID
- n large aud well selected assortment OF Fresh aud
Reliable GARDEN SEEDS. kxtrs Early and Tom Thumb
Peas, Tomato, Cabbage, Egg Plant &c, &c. for early
Sowing New Crop Usage Orange Seed 10 those 10 want
Of good and reliable seeds, cali at
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Deafness, Blindness. and Oatarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAACs
0culst and Aurlst, formerly Of Leyden, Ioiland1 No
ol9 PINE Street Philadelphia. Testimonials from th,
most reliable in the city and County can he son
At MS Office The medical faculty are invited to ac-
epmpany their PATIENTS AS he has secrets In his
tice- ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without paip. No
ehAfRe made for examination. lebIOiy
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now OYRUs LAID THE CABLE-.
nAI.L.An

A BALLAD,
The laying of the first Atlantic Gable
occasioned the following ballad in praise Of
courage, faith and zeal" OF the protector.
The eulogy is now better deserved than ever,
Verify, "poetry is prophecy" and few
changes are required to adapt tile lines to
this last and. great success of the most stu
pendous OF modern miracles;--
Come listen all unto my song,
II is no silly fable;
'Tis all about the mighty cord
They call the Atlantic Gable,
BRAVE CYRUS FIELD, he said, says he,
have pretty notion,
That can run telegraph
Across the Atlantic Ocean
Then all the people laughed and said
They'd like TO see him do II
lie might get half-seas-over, but
lie never could go through it,
10 carry out his foolish plan
He never would be able;
lie might as well go hang himself
With his Atlantic Cable.
But CYRUS was valiant man,
A fellow of decision,
And needed not their mocking words,
Their laughter and deRlson.
Twice did his braYest eiiOrt5 fail
And yet his mind was stable;
lie WANT the man to break his heart,
Because he broke his cablel
Once morel my gallant bOysp' he cried;
Three hnesi-yOu know the lableln
Ol'll make it thirty, muttered he,
But will lay the CableD
once mOre.they -hurrahl-hmrah
What means This great commotion2
The Lord be praised!-the Cables laid
Across the Atlantic Oceanl
Loud ring the bells; for flashing through
Six hundred leagues of water
odd Mother England's benisOn
Salutcs her eldest daugherl
Now long live President and Queen;
And long live the gallant CYRusl
And may his courage, faith and zeal
With emulation fire us
And may we honor evermOre
The manly, bold ana stable,
And tell our sons-tO make tliem brave
How CYRUS laid the cablel
JOHN G. SAKE.
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EmPLOYMENT FoR noTm snYrs.

Disabled aud returned soldlers widows and orpbans
Of slain soldiers and the unemployed both sexea gen
erallyi in waut of respectable and profitable employ
ment, incurrug risk can procure sush by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, for particulars, in
Dr. JOHN N. DAuNALL,
JJ3t-bm Box 1853, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
T3Q A. NJ "i"k'on and Philadelphia
p aFs e, PNhilASSsphiA Ns at 600 p Nj Wilmington at 7ss
thont ,I 70 aud rom Baltimore can now 90 tbroueh
stopping over At Wilmington as heretoSor
aho leaving Baltimore At 1876 MI m Pss,arn
@ S WI ehange cars at New Crstle JuSeiion Pasan
Eastern Shore to Baltimore will change cass AZ
=. 9. sEwALE, IT.,
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BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
JULY ID, 1866.
carNnNy eorreelea 1gaA ,petg cAanqe.

Carefully corrected aOah every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PnILADELPHIA
AT 30 minutes after 6 o'clock, morning
AT 10 minutes after o'clock morning.
At 30 minutes after 0 o'clock morning.
AT ii o'clock, morning.
At o'clock, afternoon.
AT 3G minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after & o'clock, evening.
AT 10 o'clock, night.
AT 80 minutes after o'clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PnILADRLPHIA FOR WILMINGroH
At 10 minutes after o'clock in the morning.
AT ID minutes after o'clock, morning.
At o'clock, morning.
AT 80 minutes after 2 o'clock, noon.
At 3 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, evening.
AT 30 minutes after II o'clock, night.
AT 10 minutes after O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
AT 30 minutes after IL o'clock. night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMISdToN PoR NEW CASTLE.
at 25 minutes before II O'Clock, morning.
At 6 O'Clock, afternoon.
AT % minutcg before o'clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE New CAsTLE FOR WILNINGToR.
At 30 minutes after o'clock, morning.
AT minutes after Q o'clock, morning,
At 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at 30 minutes after g, morn
| ing
Leaves Chester at 45 minutes after 7, morning
Leaves Philadelphia at 2.30aGternoon.
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DYSPEPSIA.

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EE-Don't pay enormous prices for fancy
Toilet Soaps when the Neoteric. Soap, manu-
featured by Harris s. Co., can be procured at
one-fourth the cost and is guaranteed to not
injure the skin, This Soap is sold by all
grocers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

A State Convention Of the Union Party OF
Delaware, will be held in the Hall of the
House of Representatives,
AT DOVER,
ON WEDNESDA 4UGU UST sM,
at 3 O'Clock, p. M, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for Governor and Repre-
sentative in Congress, and the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before
the Convention.
Each county will make arrangements for
its own representation as usual.
BY order OF the Stale Central Committee,
JoHN r. McLEAR, Chairman.
E. d. PORTER, Secretary,
wilmington, July 10th, 1866.
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DIR. SpRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
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The hridai CHAMBER, an Essay OF narn
and Instruction for Young Men-publlahed by the How
ard Association and sent Of charge In sealed snvs
lopes. Address, DR., J. skillln HOughton Howard At
ociatlon. Philadelphia. Pa. fsblO-lv
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EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish TO qualify themselves for Busi-
ness Life have unequaed advantages for doing so at
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
A U ST ria.

The Emperor In lser to the Minister OF War orders
all further judicial prccrefpes against Marshal Bcn-dsk
and other generals for their conduct duns the late
tn ~ dropped. Esd
deputation fpom the Lower Austrian Diet had beso
presented To the Emperor With addrcss requesting
tho ronvocstion Of tho KsichsfHtb Hs Majesty replied
that he would take Their request into confederation
II Is confirmed that the arrangement for IN. Franco
Austrian treaty Of commerce and navigation reariy
complete, and that the treaty will into operation
on III. let Of January noxt
The committees draft OF address IN reply 70 the
royal rsscrpt had been brought forward In the lower
house Of the Hungarian rist u dr,~s attention
TO tho danger Arising from dsun!Dn at homo
and corporations abroad, and urge- the INNS
diats complete and unconditional establishment OF the
constitutional rAte % ibirgs arhcr delay ia sd0pt.
ing that course would render sn agreement between
Austria and Hungary impossible IL also promises 70
consider the question Of common nfars the
Committee OF 1891 shall have brought forward their
report and bs Diet shall have been emposered % acopt
resolutions having the force ~ lav. Tho dram con
cudes by PRAYING that amnesty DO accorded 70 ell
persons under senlsnce Tor polIl.ea 0reness
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PR U s STA.

The King OF Prussia had conferred tho order OF tho
Black Eagle upon the King and Crown Prince Of Den
mark.
ON tho 10TH in tho Chamber Of Deputies the Minister
OF War brought In the military budget and made a
speech which he said -" The resolutions the lib.
cra party contain much that Is unmporant, but
Also include many points that require tho greatest dcb
Grafton inasmuch thet might the ysds Of future
therefore would allow itself be pre-
judciay influenced By the adoption Of tho resolutions
The ministry also opposed tho motions which demanded
hst the budget should only be Professionally sanctioned
by the Chamber
The resolutions which had been drawn up 81 a private
meeting OF the dineren, fractions OF liberal party
we're passed by les against Isl votes.
Tho proposal o. Herr We'chenaim, that the Chamber
should agree 20 the permanent expenditure being fixed
JAS thacrs this year. but Al 201 thaisrs
in future budgets aso adopted
Tho Minister Of war having asseuted 10 this proposal
the motions Of which notice had been given by other
Deputies Withdrawn. Tho receipts, wei NJ the
exceptionally extraordinary expenditure ~as then
agreed TO-
A Berlin telegram says:--"rn. news published BY
German papers that the es King Of Hanover had
sbsoved the officers Of the late HANOI army from
ther oath Of allegiance in consequence OF
made by England 10 not confirmed
Prussia had begun to coercion 10 meet the hostility
which prevailed TO Prussisn rule in Hanover.
Count Kiemansegge commander OF tho Cambridge
regiment OF Dragons had been sent fofn Fortress VI
Minden for having urged subordfnaN officers
10 enter the Prussnn service.
The Governor Of Hanover has instructed the Finance
Department to fx by the lat OF January the
amounts Of the pensions which may be claimed by tho
officers Of tho late Hanoverisn army from that date
they will cease TO receive their pay.
A deputation ~ the inhabitants from tho town Of
Hsdcrsleben had boon received by toun bismarck In
reply their inquiries the Minister stated THAT tho pop
nar vote North Scheswg whether those districts
TO belong To Prussia Denmark Will bs taken, hut not
until after the consolidation Of the ~ affairs cen
orally IN the Ebo Du.hies
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PERSONAL iHTetllcescs.

Tho Counties. Apponvi, daughter ~ ths Austrian
Ambassador London, married this "a of D"c-m.
Der, 10 the Prince Borghsss 81 Appony. near Pesth.
General aensbrea has boon offered the post OF Italian
Minister n Vienna and d,ciIed H. He "a believed 10
aspre 10 the post Of Mniaer Of Fore gn Anslr should
Il be rsinquished BY Signor Visconii Fsnosta
Lord Clarendon has left Florence for rars and Eng
land
Don salnstisno 0lozsys has arrived IN Fiorenoe-sn-
other of tho unemployed orsign -aissnsn brought 10
Italy by curiosity to observe tbs last hours or pspaoy
supposed 10 be on the eve OF dissolution.
C. r sherman. Of Ohio, Is. stopping at the Hoffman
House
General Esssn. u s. A.. and Colonel Burnett, of New
York, are stopping Al the Fifih Avenue Hotel.
J. H. Go,sler. Of Hamburg, 3 rioppirg at the Cigsn-
don Hotel.
Dr. George Taylor. OF New Milford. and Rev 4 New.
msn. OF Omaha. y ate stopping a. ths - Denis
Hotel
Judge Curtis Of Boston; n Bo.ies n sprngaeld, md
: Bogariga. Y. ;. A.. are stopping at the Brogoof
Hous-.
Colonel H. !. Mccomb. of DolswGe Colonel N j.
Aexauacr. of Havana, col1uc! J. u. ea.eT. u y. A. .
General n :. Itlloneld. y. !. A., J. H. Mckay,
tniied States Mfsaa 81 ksw Orirans, aud Coonc.
D. Mann, % Alabama, stopping al tbs As,ropoiiisa
Hotel
A. Vat vschien, ~ Aftsay. Captain George DEAR, of
Washington, and Captain a. X W4bndgc, y. q. a. arc
stopping nj tho Astor HoI4r.
GcReriJ r. y Noycx. OF Cincinnati. and 0cncra o. Il
Myers Il osdensburs. are stopping al ts % Nicholas
Hole-
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Now York TLeatrs.

CcndfTon still 'runs." sustained BY nulGsryus and
symmetrical nndesiandings and last evening the thea
nled In every part. No Developments have
leon added TO either the dialogue the ballet Mark
smith still makes his .point" the horn blowing solo
and nourfshes his bxndanna with comic grace. Cinde-
rea stl eoquets with her amiaoIe Prince, 10 the
dssgst OF her cuvious ssters while Luro'a and hor
soantsiy clad glow continue 10 cbar the lucky
occupants Of the front seats in he orchestra whcA by
the way. vacant Tho exfravsgspya beyond
n doubt succn<s and AZ mesnssyf showing what the
conpany-espccsliy the balicf--is inside Of II
every purpose, the most satisfactory results 20 the
admirers OF nature unadornsd. The dialogue n real
French vine with the bead or but pedal Developments
and drroef cOstunss upcnr the piece and tho ballet
successfully breasts the OF fortune IN srte ~
every drawback. Tho stare IN not large, and al
though the scenery Is well MANAGED grand effects
foand quite dcult OF production out then have the
bullet n soaco They all the u the andi.
from the smanes OF the stage and have tho better
chance Of dancing into the affections Of tho spectator
There several other things that might bs coBered
necessary to te pisce; but then there the Ballet
and the shorter the skirts tho greater the number Of dra
msio impcrfections II can cover. Btii, Csndrl.fon
saCcexsful, because th0ro n q ballet.
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nsvs lrrs,

M, va. arrested by H. employ !. 81 th. Esu York
Central Railroad on -atnciay tpr hTins paaef tLo
counterfeit on .bs conductor
The great ms at Klmrs, Y, on The 2H Inst. con.
samed ~ tie buildings on Lake 'tfes from Hstha~ay
to alter street The os . yAf.,ssy ssiiAiea al fgn
800 900 90 81 600 90
-, Louis gentleman To-. he ~'s BY dean sni re-
fused DO buried n. Board Of Health nd 70
lnteref-.
Western railroad super n,end.n, disehs,ssa 600.
dirior WHO refused a4mts,n % tho srsl oiss car -
gentleman hold nc hr,s cl.esr trk-,
Near Cleyeland Ohio father ssot ~ three pr.
engaged taking W the body o. his daughter -
Gently buried
Senator A. % Wits hl dsci ssi The chsrgs or ths
Yale school OF fine Arts
Tue gfl.noxgipg schopim,.t.r % csmbriig. MSS
hrs been prrsesica by ht. ffitnfs wi,h tlso sdr
school trsher In Louisville hs- be-n nred fcr runisb ng
boz Does heutsexy out rsnA hassscbgseits ~ ciNi.
rsL0n
George X L.. formerly Jaig. of tho augrsn. cour
Of yirgnia let that stti" sne sent 2 Wea Fxns q
tie outbreak or tho on the estabshnent n pe,r~
b. returned shi a hs sslary for tbs insrm he
calm not allowed, and ~ s prosecute y recover
Tho Mans s..,s prs,a 40 msEsssi a. Ufosl ~
500 lssi wear
uH.rfori Cans government = nsouf.ctsrinx %.
bBndr q battery vuus ~ new invssi'sn
mo trade Of Green n,J. Vs.. ,rerssaed tseaiy a..
pr csut lat ysss
ssns remp~raocs congs1uoa ali .s.-abis "a Az
ssaA hsne. on JsaaAy 70
Many ni..-slypsns rnvinS "a rsfs
Ta-rs are tsiss mssy prison eosylcs 10 illlsos a
10 lssa
IN osilpois, ohip, -ou.a ary fgsf yssfa o. sd
wbiis % a. u rsmsAgn
Kerosene has claimed sn9'h.s victim "a nsi~sa rsus
Al pofi smith % the ~ lost bgy sssis@n ysa's
ga ws- Killed ~ Inclaa for fsfewsisg ba sistaf
sLon the Indian sss attempting " sgifsss
A. Minneapolis rcessiiy to- ycsnz srs ~srs kd.
rspr~9 ~hll. % the vsy 90 chursb their Datbei
sfterssrd. received tiey from tasbsKa. from
xhom abe h.d s~psrsisd hosm ~ b~r ths ne bst ths
ehnsren ssd she vosn never srsis 49, th-la-
Fenisnisrs v rs.yss oet 10 Nashvins. Tens Es,lgA
brethfrn cant ~ s.ilssfes " bold . nle~tBg
u. hAyor u C.solsnsn -ssls Us psl~s fSrrs "
ffeas-f
GsTiss NO sfeeYtlssi Tor - sssaxsia A. Pc fss
uDoylx wiH b. glsl o. kssAgsn1s,. Al. "a tle %th
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ton .rbmtt a for ts management reported fsyofshY.
rnb ~. m NOR alterations, aud those deerous OF N"
ca,n,n, mrm,~ Of the society now 10 90 by com
plyisy v M tlle I scssary regulations.
Acoasxsrs-Esb yesterday morning. while milk
man named Re,nh.~a was driving along Eighth aveauss
he Was suddenly ,hrcS from his scat TO tho ground an
consequence OF one of n front wheels having coma 10
contact with loose paynA stone which partially uass
the wagon lie vas imrncdA teiy picked up by aborsr
named Tracy, who lad ot~e Ned Tue ocourfence ssa
removed 10 d drug store. when. no Was subsequently,
conveyed Ia his residences In Tw. MY siIa street Toe
injuries not 81 very serious nature An elderly
named Mary Price, rs.ldn. 70 stanton suesN,
white her way home yesterday evening zen hSwn
the stone step. OF cellar. the enra. 'ce 70 Which ma
been nsgligently LEFT open. she aus. aimed sovefs
fracture right fe,nur. Amer beisA' tskea 10 hss
fesieuce she attended by surgeon.