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DR.. T. ]. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES,
oFFIcE, SD ST., CRNTRE WHEELINa; w. VA.
mr. x; HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL, VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
BILE him 70 give more attention 10 out pa
country. His medicines are ali prepared In Ia
his own ONCE, and all delivered 10 his pa
dents by himself DR.. K. treats all diseases,
lily is amIcted. He hasa large number Of new
remedies which have proved remarkably
successful In many Of those obstinate cases OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed To be lncurRble, among which may
BE- named: E So%nsnmgtion, % scroiqla Dis-
treating Liver Dfseases, stomach Complains,
and Air Passages. HypertTophy and al ofhs
er dbeases OF the Heart Neufnigia Epilepay
vouS system rs acknowledged by allwho have
tested Il to be the most certain and kucceE.fuI
ever known % the medical profession. Dr.. K.
mentof all diseases peculiar 70 women viz
Menstrul Distinctions Painful MenEtFuStinr
5eucrrhea3 uterine and Ovafion TurnoIS,
which they are subject.
He makes speciality in the treatment Of
Organs, viz: caIarTh Of Biadder ana uTethTS,
lrEtable Bladder, and Hon-retenuOn and
L9ri66lng q, Urine, uEinaTy pepo9itg Or
Phtttic Diseases In all their varied IoIIns
GhonarThea, Its complications and SequellB,
tions conNeq qnent ron yoHthf1i indlacretiona.
81 FtS1sR % atSSPt9n %bts Sel aelF i2 me sfoie1
Sore8, Varicose Ulcers, &C. Renon8 am iCted,
particularly with old troublesome cases.
should loss no time TO call on or address DIR.
RISNER. Communications containing Zee
promptly noticed. once prescriptions and
Tneiitine cash. For visits in city, Ear1e a
81. =. Il. to4 p NJ, and 2. Il. 10 5t n 9,t II
janis ui F9i Fl 'lNa- 70 = ross a.s.
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
GOING HOME.


u Where are you going so fast, old man,
Where are you going so fast7
There's valley TO cross, and river to ford,
There's clasp OF the hand and parting
And a tremulous sigh for the past, old man;
The beautiful, vanished past.
The road has been rugged and rough, old
To your feet it's rugged and rough; '-f
But you see dear being with gentle eyes,
Has shared in your labor and sacrifice;
AMI that has been sunshine enough, old
For you and me, sunshine enough.
How long since you passed DER the ehin, old
or lie, DER the top of the hill?
We're sidH theEe beautiful valleys on tn other
Where me flowers and trees. with their
To shut out the heat of the sun, old man
The heat OF the fervid sun.
And how did you cross the waves, old man,
VI sorrow-the fearful waveS2
DID you lay your dear treasures by, ono by
With an aching heart, and ."Gods will be
Under tie wayside dust, old man ilsr-
In the graves meath the wayside dust?
There is sorrow and labor for all, old man
Alas! there tssorrow Tor all;
ANA you, peradventure, have had your share,
For eighty long winters have whiiened your
And they've whitened your heart as well,
Thank G5di your heart as wen.
You're now at the foot of the hill, old man,
,,, Al last at the foot OF the hillI
The sun has gone down in golden glow,
And the Heavenly City lies Just below;
60 IN through the pearly gaze, old man.
The beautiful, peaFly gate.
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tsMAREL.n


Say, shall tell You whatmy DarlInE'sIEe
- II I am able9
Her name IL AmRbeL--I call her May,
And sometimes Mabel. f..l
Shes Ike princes in a fairy tale
Or poem olden,~ v
Win odd attractive eyes, and wavy hair
That's nearly golden.
Her hands are delicate, and small, and white,
And very sEillful; -.,Il :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nable--sometime kind,
But on 'ner wilful.
She plays like ST. Cecilia, (NHhen she lLkes,Jl
But she's capElciouS;
To near her sing the "Jewel Song from
Is most deliciousI
LOngsssIloTTs,a y ''Trust her not. she's foollng
Reminds me of her; f".7i.
They say she glOrIes in that fatal poW'r llI =
...s- ,f-r. Which makes all love her. sr.
What matters all they say 2 am bewitch'd,
- And cannot lose her;
Would she were more real; but "Who beGs
.r Must not be chooSer."
So ahe is still my darling. All my hopes
Are centered in her; 3f.E
And am waiting waiting for the time
lrts When may win herl
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washington special DIspatehea.

The speeches made when Mr.. Dem
nison parted with the officers and clerks
of the Department show that the per-
sonal relations between the gentleman
designated to succeed him and himself
are of the most friendly character, and
that each comedies to the other large
ability. l -, -
The Congressional caucus having
agreed to favor an adjournment on the
2Sd inst, many of the members are al
ready preparing for an immediate de-
parture in order to participate in the
approaching primary and nominating
conventions in their districts. Unless
special watchfulnesS be exercised a
quorum will not be here at the end of
the week. -i
Public opinion seems to settle to-
day upon Judge Stansbury as the sue
cessor of Mr.. Speed in the Law ONCE.
Inc preference is given to Judge Stans-
bury over Reverdy johnson because of
the usefulness of the latter gentleman
in the Senate. '.-
There is no question of the retention
of Messrs. Seward, Welles and McCul-
loch, though there is an opinion preva-
lent that Mr.. Seward will withdraw be-
fore the close of the year.
"A strong effort is being made here
by Col. Stokes and other radical men
from Tennessee to have Congress admit
the Congressional delegation from that
State before its adjournment, whether
the onalamendment be adopt
ed or not. They assert that the Ten
nessee Legislature is certain to adopt
the amendment before its adjournment,
and probably within two or three days,
and submit that in view of this, Com
gress ought to admit the delegation at
once. II is shrewdly suspected, how
ever, that if the delegation were once
admitted there would be no unneces-
sary haste in pressing the amendment;
so each party wait for the other.
THE nomination of Governor A. w.
Randall as Postmaster General, which
was sent to the Senate on Saturday
afternoon, was not acted upon by the
Senate because of the lRtenesS of the
hour of reception. There is no doubt
that Governor Randall will be promptly
confirmed. It'll conceded as the rule
of the Senate that the apPointment of
a cabinet officer shall be almost wholly
under the control of the President. The
Senate will not interfere with such Sc
lection, except upon showing of some
glaring objection to the nominee.
The elaborate report Of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs on the SUBJ
ject of Mexico, is nearly completed, and
VIII be presented in the House early
this week. It strongly sustains the
Monroe Doctrine, which has large
majority in that body, many of whom
are desirous of measures more effective
than mere declaration OF principle.
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THE servant girls of New York are
being. swindled by impostors who go
from house to house, stating that the
Pope intends to present each of the,
ing can be at the choice of the recipient,
at cost of from one to five dollars.
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over the broad domain of America
e9uaElaws shall protect'equal rights to
all mankind. 49,
have the honor to subscribe myself,
your obedient servant, ,..---
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


DIRECTORS: rH...
T. n. Logan, 7. P. ShallcroSs, Geo. X. Wheat
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. w. Franzheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
LauRhlin
NIHI5 COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized. are prepared to take risks at
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchRn-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
tures steamboats and cargOes on the western
rveB and lakes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for term Of years. This Company of
1erS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be Insured for three yeafB, at re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-fouF stoclzholdeIs,
most ofwhOm are among our Dest business
men, recommends itself TO the favorable con-
Mderation Of the insuring public, and solicits
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary
Once, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary,
BAML. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL5 Vice President. -slir
Nc. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Ohce, No. McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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'r iSt1Itltd 8imflibuS Cihanhrr.
HUMPHREYSs aaJ
HonmoDathic SDecif1ca

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
= = experience, an entire succesBi Simple-Prompt-
stnes Perfectly ADAPTED 70 popular use-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made In using them; 90
harmless as to be free from danger, aud seiont
to be always reliable. They have raised the highest
Bfaetion.
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". METCALE
d. 0fMofCaI6a Rnn AEr

McCABE, KRAFT q CO., wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. sole PropTietorR, 70
whom all orders should be addressed.
wheeiinE, 8EsST & MITCHELL. BFiSSeporf'
Ohio, and by Dealers in Medicines every
where. l .-. ..-..r feb1l 6mddW
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Messrs. MCCABE, KRAFT 4 Co., Gentlemen:
Having used Kraft 3 DIRTThea Compound, for
Cam p DiaTRhea, With which I have been deep
~ Rnlcted for almost one month, oil other
remedies tTied having failed, and finding It not
only q present Telief but q permanent cure,
take pleasure in recommending II 70 the fn-
vorable notice OF all who may be alike anIict-
ed. q. MARTIN,
Chaplin 18th W. va. Infantry.
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PTTrsBuRG, July s, 1865:

Meszrs McCARE, KRAFT Co., Gentlemen.
Allow me 70 add my testimony to that of
Others, in regard 70 your celebrated tDiaTThea
Compound" have been for q long time
subject to the disease for which Il isrecom-
mended. have tried various remedies but
never found one that so completely eradicaiea
ago was suffering terribly with DiarThea l
procured bottle OF "Kraft's DiarThea Conn
pound" Inexperienced immidi relief nom
one dose, and after third dose felt as well as
ever. regard It as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without It Yours truly,
-.a.. .........4 .f....s.- /. L.W.STEWARr.
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Hon. Henry J. RAYMOND states His
OGn Position with Reference TO the
PhiladeIphiR Convention.
EEtract from the Revised HeTsioh Of the Caucus
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JAMES STEPHENS the Fenian "cen-
tral organizer," had an enthusiastic re-
ception at Boston on Tuesdayweek, and
made a speech to his Irish brethren.
He told them that Fenianism was not
dead, and solemnly declared, upon his
honor and the honor of the Irish people,
that a struggle between ireland and
England will take place on Irish soil
within the present year. He urged
them TO cast out all dissentions and
rivalries and to struggle as one man
for the liberty of Ireland, They could
nave no, hope of success until they op-
posed England's tenacity of purpose
with like tenacity. Stephens shows
sound sense in trying to make the Irish
comprehend that their only hope OF sue
cess against England is in union
amongst themselves. But even then,
time and the national progress that
time brings withit will be far more eff
fective toward helping and elevating
ireland than drenching Irish soil with
blood in the vain attempt to put down
the power of England. Stephens was
arrested, Wednesday, on a suit of
81, 600 for delivering Fenian lectures
and expenses incurred in the Campo
bello excursion. As Stephens has al
ways denounced the Campobello affair,
this suit against him is,pecuIiafly Irish.
TENDING THAT wAY.-The late j. q.
A. Griffin had keen wit, and some
times used It with great effect, even
upon his best friends. Walking one
day, during the rebellion, down State
street, with his friend, Gov. Boutwell,,
newsboy approached him with his pa.
pers under his arm, shouting, "Ere's
the last edition-all about The great
Union victory !" ,G"I must have that i,'
said Boutwell,, and he bought the pa
per. He scanned the columns cnrious-
ly and eagerly, but there was no news
of victory to be found. ttDrat the bow
said Boutwell,, "I have been sold,n
Then turning to his companion he
asked, "What do you think, Griffin,
will become of that boy, who, in his
young and tender years, has learned to
practice such deceit Pr 'sHis END, -
replied Griffin, sis very evident. He
will probably become country trader;
then member OF the Legislature, then
Governor; and atlast sink down to be a
member of Congress. He is evidently
tending that way" Boutwell, made no
sign, but for the rest ofhis way seemed
ponderlng over scenes in his past his
tOFVs-l3ogkO1i C1U11eTninL r
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NAsHv1LnE, Tenn, Dec. Isl, 1855,

.Messrs, MCCABE, KRAET& Co, GepHemen: 1:
1haye been using your "DiRTheR Compound
in my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that II Is the BES MEDICINE
of the kind have ever used, and do cheeEfnl-
1y recommend II to my friends. "a la--sas.
With much respect, am your friend,
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1ERMSs
weekly InfeIlipeuear

On BUSH. NEW ORCHARD GRASS Seed
salsby [maElOl PRYOR BOYD AGO.
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to HOL H RA,"
Or It's Kindred dtseases-duIing the coming
The following are few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
WaEnrrn,rl ArnnIsoSAl, Inas
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Attorney General speed and the Phil.
RdeIphIa COnVentIOn-..HisL Letter. 10
RanaHon nnOHfhIa q.
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE. No, 60 MAIN ST, WHEELING,
" W. We. Money received on deposit, 1n-
Hote9 and bills discounted. EHcbanEe
bought and sold. Collections at home or rom
abroad promptly attended 70.
\ Jeqn y ssst9 Ee,9' G6Ei5tvSan q65S vd.tIssA h.
Ban11 ]! Boyd, Richard Carter.
-f4+H.- y. Andrew Wilson. - q sl
JOHN REID, Prest
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Every farmer, every mechanic, every cla-
zen in fact, Of West Virginia. Western Penn
sylyania and Eastern Ohio, should have a
copy Of the INrELLIGEEcER in his family
either the Daily, the Tn-weekly or the
Weekly, according to the mail conveniences
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07
Things Worth lsememDertHR.
THAT CHARLES KIEFES

That CHARLES KIEFEs
rznd Street Oyster Bay House Still Fourtsko,.
s;zk. That IL lie without question model estGb-
<ses4fS ishmsnt.
@ Int. all kinds OF choice Game, oy sters snd
VS. Refreshments are served up there In the very
beet styles.
That ladies' have private eating spartmdni where
they can enjoy good meal without interruption,
That thing about the place 10 Clean and nlee.
flat attentive Walters are slwhys employed
That the establishment Is kept by pho has been
. public caterer for years, and knows the business.
That he paae highly respect table, and 10 pstroniBed
by our very best and most respectable citizens,
That no noise or disorder 10 permitted there.
That the prices are always very reasonable.
That meals may be had at all hours Of the day mig
and the proprietor is determined to acconmod tie.
That his tables always furnished with tho choicest
kinds OF Game, Fish, and every other dscaey in their
season.
That the place is central and easy OF access
Tha IL is o favorte resort business men.
That IL fact public institution which the people
patronixe because IL Is conducted properly
And that 1t Ia permanently established ut
No EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
whore slsre invited to call. AprlS-f
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07
R ENh OVAL

HENRY 6REBE
respectfully his friends an6 the pu bio neuer
ally that he has removed his
C'RPET ESTABLISHMENT
from c Vast Fifth STREET.-THE
No 1913 Market street,
bsfvseR Front and Second,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
INGRAM AND RAG CARPET,
80 OIL CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES 30,
~hleh pc witl cell on reasonable terms,
spl Low est p.i3e,
fessons wshins to purchase orto setwortds ne
relnyltsd 70 e.u sprsI Iy
FOR SALE.
- The three story biiek dwelling houss at tn.
f,;U b. corner u Seventh snd King streets Terms
feb iau JOHN NoLEAR 4 eoN, sof Market
TIYkEs ExJEdfdE1 MY S5T :so2E last Tssivsd
~ thsikALL Dug Store
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
raB subscribers are nc . fully prepared to fiji
a oil orders In their Ii Of business With prompt
E7dN They kaep constantly on hand full supply
Gas FAturea Of the best manutacturers such Chau
dsiers Pendsnts Brackets Portable Gas Stands Out
We also prepared 70 put In the best Ppel
for heating all desoflytionl Of buildings With steam.
We have purenasef the right for this State for Thaten
srs force and Lift Pump, the best ever made and viii
pqt them at short notice.
IL celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine and
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus,
aater eurseyes facilities for introducing Into
country dwellings, both water and gas unequAled We
would call the particular sttenton Of persons reading
United for the accomplishment Of great beside
rAtum for the country gentleman A. aEy other
20 wit full supply OF pure water all over the house o.
barn, and an economical and beautiful light. The Wind
Rnsns affected by the heaves ssss OF wind and Ia
,s.sg =, al t%ss day or ihsss T. any vod
We also, If preferred put In the best Hydrsu
lie Rams OF the most approved kinds.
We prepared with the best verkmen 10 attend to all
descriptions of ship and house PumbinG and
COPPER panshed and esd lined Bath fabs Basins dttsd
fer hot cold vater urpas patent closets Wash
Psyeb plain and circulating shower Baths iron lead
sinks; Boston ComranIs Sum Hose, Water Pilters-in
faet everything in our lpe of the approved kind
All descriptionH of Sheet Load work at shor notice.
trugted to care and desire to give full satisfaction
In all cases merit and receive share Of the public p
No. 81 MARKET STREET, sbov gifth, nsI, dosrt to
Sn; gssss .ns,,, PERAIsa GARNET;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07

Los, appetite, Asi'
Debility. IL Is not
suited for W eak, Ner
sale bT all ar,lgR lht .
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07

o. Y ss s1lo,,, wa %s.
cot9Hs, Dis
yEhs T Ell EEi
LOSS OF Ape
ENERGY, 10. IT.
uss improves the
Wind, increases
the sppstite gives
Q sm Doth and
glossy skin-and
t<ansforms III 0
miserable skslston
krrua
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07
REMUYAL.

LEATEK EK.
HENRY y. McCOMBS
yAlLL co tnue the anufssture OF kind Of Leafs
w Eafor shoen<hers, sac tess and Manufsctursrs.-
LEAIlER HOSE u ALI sIzEs.
and Patent Stretched whole Hide and Side
LEArHER BETTING,
single nd thcknes, plain water pTsof
the IRE et,on and a
Third and orsngestrests Wi'minFto9. bel
July ct. u. q. hoCOMBB.
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HARDW ARE.
Foreign and Domestic hardTsreS,
Paints and Glass,


Oyt and Hrous htkai 50 nd pikes,
Kim aIorti Sc And Dead LOeA Lnd LAtehett
pa, I rest, Cup oosri and ttawerLneks,
BUT, strap and Other ninkss.
smerles n Premium Wood rerestJ
Trace HITTER, OK Cow and Coil CHAINS
shul els Spades, Pi eks and Mattoekt
BrArs 10 ties, an d PORCELAIN Lined kAtrles,
Broad, Chopein and Hand see,
Alll, Cross cut I'D circular saws,
Hand, Panel an lennon Saws,
Files aud Rahps, CON plets asacrtment.
T.slkck' 10 aud other II Akers screw Al ara
Graduated sist ship Aagurs,
PUSH and oth srIn EkeFs hUgeIBi IL
BALD w in i Bencn and Moulding Pla es
y, W, UHrprnter' l. RncAster Plan
hatcher 50 ssls @ uEeksndPl nefrous,
Wiley sPlou xhssr Castiagf-- eeStkill NY
Guns, Pistols Il Percussion ia Walkeraud thar
Po~3er Flafks. shotPolehe and Game Neis
kDlvAsand Forks ,A:a"-: san and Enklsh
Per, Porketapd Pruning knives,
KArurs ,seissorsand rh-arssnd EaEor5trAp
Looking Giasse and Waters,
Sad Irons Gar Boxes, Sash We FhtA,hc
Pie Bar I'd shsst Lead ,rln,z ,Acsiso
Whtesnd Red Lead aud other AintE
GoldLssf, WI ndoE Glsss, Coach QdpaIyarnish.
Japan, Black and snip Narnish,
spitittrurpentinr atty; HydtsuH sCensnt, BE.
For ssieby CAFELLE HHo1HER
SuscessHts 70 JoAkA .peReA,
'Anl-ly Fo'<lS MARKET r Wilhip kton. Del.
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.ssZ1 Hss just rec lived lot Of Prime Roll and Tub
Tss<M Bu ter, Canned Peaches tomatoes, Green Corn
Jaw an CIanb-Tries, Irento1 Wine o. VII Bonds
BostoG Biscuit Oranges Lemons, Dates. PTunes. Pigs
aud RIlsins. Also usw invoice 81 tt1oso Superior
ooianH Teas favored; Feuai Japan sad Long Arm
Crop aud White Iguifa AID Rio Coffee. which are
10 such gr-atdemsnd at seveath and Js1eon strestt.
Wilmington, d i mr. l2-tf
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Guns and Cunning Appa raIns. .
ErhT RECEIVED a stock Of Enslish Doub.o AMI Sinai
81 Qua faSdsr Flasks, Shot Belts, Ge.,
CAPELLG 4 BkoTHER
snsT z)iAaTket St, Wilmington, De-
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MONEY WANTED.

We eIn lnan good landed security, Bond and
Aortxsges number Of Of $500, aVJ slsoo s1coo,
1900 5000, 80 Any person having money md ~sJt-
ing i: i1sn.d -sfe. J. ponld do well TO call 90
VI. AcGAuLLEY CO
sp5f So6 Market Street.