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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-24
MEDICAL.
HELnsoLD's FLUID Exrn.cr
BUCHU,

fer hoa'Reenilen OF Ineontinsnce OF Urine f,,,.,,
inhAn nAueh er olesrston Of the Bladder or kianoh
DlseAsea el tho frosrAe GLAND, stone In tbe ni1ys
c.leulus orAvsl Brick Duni beponlt and ali ndsr
efhs Bladder, kldnsy', and Dropsieai sWoilInrr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-24
F9ET SALE, M, AND POSSESSION GIVEN

A CON YIdNIENT AND DESIRABLE
IA COUNTRY sENr FOR SALE--lgl1 acres within
three miles cf the city u Wilmington aud quarter
mileo the 4. ". B. u. u. 1ha huuse Is roomy and
convenient being three stories high the man, and
back buildings Ts lfioc at VIII eli this property be
bought Is very low, bought rnon For terms. Ac. Ap-
ply to W. MeC AULLEY 3 co,
ieb2' Real Estats ue1lsrs, COG Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-24
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF THE INGREDIENT
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRA
BUCHU,

ia composed Of Buchu, Cubeba and Juniper Berre g.
ssses Vim great eAre, and prepared In by a. r.
perense In tho City Of Philadelphia and which IL now
prescribed BY the most eminent phyrielanB las been
ndmited 10 use In the United States Army and 10 also
In very general use In State Hospitals and public sna.
~ Institutions throughout the land.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-24

TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
IL PROPERTY "A farm of "a acres In Appoq quinimnk
hundred, on9-and a'lunier miles from Townsend sta.
tiuu, ou Delaware krnsd. 400 Peach Trees iu bear.
Ing. New nousc aud Batu.
ptico low NJ tetl,s moderate.
For particulars Apply to Tuos. A. MERRITr,
MiddieiOSu N, Del,
or W MrCAuLLEY CO,
novel COG Market site4t Wilmington Dat
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bisle8 @elese8 eutlprin9eloen 9tedtsfalea tanll
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NIT bent @eto bele9t unb Dte betrefenoe @eto@
8ctIAaft gel tern Na6mtttn9 bent Senat itbers
16tdt unb 1T pemlelben p~erlelen. Do btele
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mtudten mir btelelbe niGt i'm Nu83u9e nit
t6etlen, Icnbern weroen le SOdltdnpig brtn9er
uno mursen ben S@lub perGfentltden. (Qln=
fang liebe Sele9raptenlpalte.)
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talt. Sins Der 6euiier wurbe balls cffen gefurs
zen llllo inall rernutbet, baB ber 8ranb5ifter iei1e
6llldt pdrar8 beperflteltate in Dem Qlu9enblid,
als bic 8bitre 9edfInet milrDe, 8et Der lluter-
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Office anStItellt iiNp uno ollie I'M pberen She'll bes
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ent9an9en II. 10 lpGre Dem @erbrtden beS Sraabs
FILTERS nod bas BET WtorbBrennerei bin3u9efiiet
pprnen.-
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II nnerifantfbe S1aebridpten.

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men unb ~erE6eren quo ptttdten ptridIft.
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-12
Miscellaneous,

UTICA, N. Y, July 7.-The Ma.
chine Works of Rogers & Co., nea,
this city, were consumed with their
contents on Wednesday. Loss up
wards of $500, 900.
BosToN, July T. Geo. Peabody has
made another gift of 100000 to the
Institute established by him at South
Denvers.
New YoRK, July 7.-Money and
other necessary reliefis being sent for
ward libcrally to the sufferers by the
Portland fire. The Board of Stock
Brokers has subscribed So 900, and the
Corn Exchange, $1,000. Private cont
trbutions arc coming in. Boston has
already subscribed $25, 900 in private
contributions Newburyport $1,000.
There will be general movement in
the Northern cities of this character.
The fire in Portland was caused by n
boy throwing fire cracker among
some shavings. At the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce, in relief of the
Portland sufferers, Mr.. A. A. Low,
President, and Col. Elliott +. Shep-
herd, acted as Secretary. On motion
OF Moses "A. Grinnell, committee of
twenty-five was appointed to collect
subscriptions. Capt. Noyes announced
to the meeting that himself and others
had already collected five thousand
dollars, and forwarded it to Portland.
The Board of Health and Quarantine
Commissioners, have determined to
remove their buildings from Sey1
mour's Point to West Bank. Two
cases ca of cholera arefeported to-day.
There were four cases of sun-stroke !
yesterday and several are reported to-
day. The Thermometer at 8 a. M,
was 81 /; at 3 p. m, 81.
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From Mexico.

New YoRK, July THE latest adj
wanc The Libssffa,iissP a,iissPaHGssnt afs f5tt uuIlaaa,
and there are large accessions to ther
ranks from the Imperialists. They
have gained several important victo-
rics recently, and are now beseiging
Tampico, which they are. likely to cap
turc. The idea of annexation to the
United States widely3prcvails and is
popular among the Liberals. The
yellow fever has abated in Vera Cruz.
News via Sans Francisco states that
the Liberals have taken Santiago, and
threaten San Bias and Topic.
New YoRK, June 7.-The Cholera
report for the week as made to the
Board of Health yesterday, shows
twenty-five cases, SIX were genuine
eases of Cholera beyond doubt, and
four were fatal.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 7.--Paymaster Pauld-
ing, has been found guilty of the charges
preferred IN connection with the dcfunct
Merchants National Bank, and sentenced to
be cashiercd, to pay FIVE thousand dollars
fine, and an Imprisonment of one year.
WASHINGTON, July 7.--Scnate--M Nor
gan presented the remonstrancc Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce, against the
passage of the bill pending in the House !;
the remonstrants state that the Tariff Bill
would be injurious to the commercial, mo-
chanical and manufacturing interests of the
country and would not increase the revenue
OF the Government 1t was referred to the
Financial Committee. The bill to increase
and fix military peace establishment was
called up and read, but prior to any action
on it, the Senate adjourned. .
The House was engaged in the considera-
tion Of the Tariff bill.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Ordinary advertisements, occupying not
more than ten lines. Zone square,) will be
inserted in THE NEWS, at $1.O0 for the
first insertion and rs cents for each sub
sequent insertion.
Larger advertisements, when no contract
is made, will be charged in exact proper
ton.
For announcing candidate 10 any Office
of profit, honor or trust, $1,000.
Marriage, Obituary Notices, &C., will be
charged the same as advertisements, when
over ten lines, and must be paid for when
handed in, or they will not appear.
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GEN. LEE.-A correspondent of the
Richmond Times, writing from Lexing
ton, has the following concerning Gen.
Lee: He has a comfortable house
wei! furnished; and while his salary is
not hrgs, his every want,is supplied and
oftentimes anticipated.
Every stage that enters the village
brings him parcel or box, sent by
Express, and these boxes and parcels
contain almost every imaginable thing
from books and pictures down to cloth
ing and provisions.
These boxes come from every quar-
ter OF the globe, but chiefly from Balti.
more.
The other day, little girl living
some four miles in the country, sent the
Gencral@a present Of apples, and the
very next evening, to her great JOY, and
the amazemcIt Of her parents, Gen.
Lee rode up, algh'cd, entered the house,
and, after returning his thanks, paid his
little friend visit of some length.
He is not at all unsociable, IS free, yet
cautions in conversation but his visits
are made chiefly to Tie ladies'. >."
Sometimes his patience is tried by
persons requesting him to sit for his pic
ture or bust, aud on one occasion he
was heard to declare that lie had rather
stand the fire OF half a dozen of the best
marksmen in the army of Northern Vir.
ginia, than be vcxed by the continued
solicitations ofartists, photographers and
the like. He was particularly worried
few weeks ago by an old lady from the
South, who insisted OH having a lock or
even three threads of his hair, which
she promised faithfully to carry back to
a young female friend in Alabama or
Georgia"
After considering the difficulty, he
persuaded the old lady to put up with
!5lt2 p!5hlto2tosgaraph sa in place of the lock of hair.
General was firm He is also annoyed
by letters on all sorts of subjects. One
of these lately received, was from an old |
woman in England, who sent him bill
for four dollars, which a man of his
name, Robert r. Lee, had borrowed
from her in 1862. AS the old lady was
evidently in earnest and the letter gen.
uinc, the General promptly replied, and
proved an abb.
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News, Summary.

Stewards wealth is now estimsted'a at fifty
millions.
An old Italiani in Memphis was beaten 10
death by five Austrians recently. This is
the opening of hostilities.
Tue wheat crop in North Carolina ia said
| 10 be an average one. Corn and potatoes
promise large yield.
every Inhabitant of the United States
pays three cents a day for internal tax
alone to the United States Government q.
the amount is at that rate.
'incinnatti hassubscribed nearly million
cellars to the new Southern Railroad 4,
thence to Knoxville and Charleston.
one thousand carts, containing one hun.
drcdihousand dollars worth of furs. aro o,,.
their way to St. Paul from the trapping
country
1t is estimated that upwards Of aftv,
thousand sheep have been killed by the re-
cent severe weather IN Ohio and MICHIGAN.
Atenus Ward was met, on his landing in
England with an offer of CA 900 and all ex-
penses paid for lecturing tour of six.
months.
The finance Of Austria are considered in
desperate condition, and yet her debt is
only Sl,2oO,O00, ,000--abopt one. third Of
ours. Her population is greater than ours.
The choleraHis slowly progressing in New
York from the quarantine to the city. fhe
weather is represented to be favorable To-
the preservation Of health @y%S
An investigation into the SouthaSh cotton,
frauds is to be had in the Hause, Tbev
are estimated at $40, 0,oOo,OOo, exclusive Of
an immense amount of other stealidas.
Philadelphia is dissatisfied because none
of her citizens have represented tic State n
the United Stat es Senate for thirtv.fys, I,
years, and none have filled the Goyernor,si
chair for sixty years. g7HeTsf
az uIoslyG ECII poyup' i..S'S7 :;
eHp.e ep's ,ivnsrina, ,has been brought to light.
This chemical mixture is called sodium
amalgam. 1t is never manufactured in
large quantities, though it has been adyer-
tiscd for sale in San Francisco, one firm
claiming to have as much as two hundred
ounces for sale. The amount Is not large,
but when it i'd understood that the explo-
siye power OF one ounce of sodium is equal
to that of about twenty five pounds of gun
powder, or two and a half pounds Of nitro
glycerine, it can readily be conceived that
even fifteen or twenty ounces exploded in
one place would create immense havoc.
And when one further reflects that even
so little thing as o spoonful Of water COM
ing in contact with two hundred ounces Of
sodium would cnuse an explosion equal to
that which would be occasioned by the igni-
tion Of 5000 pounds of powder, or the con-
cusson of6O0 pounds of nitro -glycerine,
we can form some conception Of its tremen-
dous destructive power
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The New York Herald says there is
a great want of Southern fire-eaters just
now at Washington, D. c., where there
are lot Of Radical Congressman, all
anxious for denomination, and all eX.
tremely doubtful about their chances of
getting it. They feel that nothing will
save them from oblivion except some
stirring excitement that shall make mar.
tyrs of them, and cause out.burst of pop.
ular sympathy in their favor. For a
good ffogging, a. trilmg and not very
painful stab or pistol shot, not necessari'
ly vital, they will pay roundly. If the
attack upon them could be made By
notorious Southcncr and were performed
in public and accompanied by the phrase,
"Let me Kill this great Union patriot,
or words to that effect, five hundred
dollars would not be too mnch for the
job.
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The Boston public library contains
$4,000 volumes. It's largests contribu.
tors are Joshua Bates, of London, who
gave 100000 worth of books, and
Theodore Parker, who left ii, 900 books
and 3.O0Opamphlets. In 1866 nearly
1876, 900 books were lent, on an aver.
age of 70S per day. The greatest num-
Der given out in a single day was l,464
The superintendent reports constant
improving character in the circulation,
and that 1t is tending strongly to the
more substantial and useful class of books.
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RELra1oUs TESTS IN NoRTH CARROLL.

RELraIoUs TESTS IN NoRTH CARROLL
NA.--The following is one Of the provi
sions of the Constitution Of n North Caro-
lima:
"No person who shall deny the be
ing Of Almighty God, or the divine au'
thority Of both the Old and New Testa.
ments. or vino shall hold religious opin.
ions Incompatible with the freedom or
safety of the State, shall be capable OF
holding any Office or place of trust or
profit in any civil department Of. the
State" 5s aslf 4.I; lJ,l.ty
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It's positively asserted in New York
papers that First Assistahu Postmaster.
General Randall will succeed Secretary
Harlan in the Interior Department in a
few weeks.
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A Monster Enterprise.

Away up in the Sierra Nevada Noun
talns, so high in the aair that water II ahd
ar lose their respective gravity, sand
sticks OF wood refuse to float on Sir
face is beautEa sheet of water, call
go Lake Tahqs&By 1900 feet thpelhsgh-
est body Of #aSer on earth, ever %nratyi.
gated ny steamboat. Surrounded bv
mighty peaks, whose snmmits are clothed
IN mantles of eternal snow, while thew
look down on valleys where eternal sum.
mer re'gns, this lovely lake seems be.
you'd the reach OF civilization, and con.
secrated to solitude forever.
But science has already seized upon
1T as fit subject for another of her tri.
mmphs, and daring engineer, Col. A.
81. Won Schmidt, of this city, has de.
term'ned to turn its vast volume Of water
TO- practical use. lie has ncorpora
tea a company with vast capital, and
VIII actually commence the work next
month of ,unncIing the mountains to
draw It's pare waters to the California
SIDE The waters are TO be turned into
the channel OF stream and carried over
the hills which skirt the valley of the
Sacramento thence through canals amone
The llacicr mines, down to the level of
the capital city; thence across the val.
ley towards Coast Range, and Ultimate
iy 10 SAN Francisco.
This enterprise would, ircarried ont.
supply a doz"n lptcri0r towns with deli
'c'ous water. Of aiPur,y unknown else
wh"lr, provide the miners with water
to carry on their work during the drv
seasons, lrrigatc thousands of acres of
now unprodnc'rvc land, making it bios
som as the rose, and lastly, supply. for
the time to como. the teemine millions
who will inhabit San Francisco.
1t will take lifetime to carry out
'h" pinn ~ "n2;.g A",~I-,
Schmidt, who engineered to com
plcte the Spring Valley Water Works,
by which San Francisco is supplied
with wa,er from distance offorty miles,
is confident of its feasibility. The route
by which the water would reach San
Francisco is nearly 200 miles long hut
nevertheless Won Schmidt is thorough.
ly in earnest, and as | said, proposes to
commence work next month. To any
man who has scaled the dizzy heights
of the Sierra, and seen the tremendous
obstacles to be overcome, the project
looks like the freak of disordered i'm
agination, but the child may be already |
born who will live to see it fact ac-
complishcd.-Quien Sabe? San Fran.
cis Cor. Chicago Tribune.
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WoRTH KNowINo.-Professor Blot
said, in his last lecture at Boston, on
Saturday, that flour should never be
kept in barrels or boxes, but in cloth
bags, and this mode ofkeeping is all that
makes. European flour better than
American. Horse flesh, he said, was
inferior to beef though there are efforts
beng made to introduce its use into
France, on account ofls cheapness