Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

4 MEDICAL ELEoTRIcITY.-Dr. q, ii. Lawton,
| late OF New York and Philadelphia, would cay to
| his friends and the public, that he may still be
| found at 9l3 Market street, where he Ia treating
| nervous and chronic diseases Of every description
with the most gratifying results, by his Pew system
of Medical Eleotricity;-a system Of practice bai ed
strictly on scientific principles; thorough knowl
edge Of which is not only necessary in order to en-
| sure successful treatment, but without which the
application OF Electricity in anylform Is but dan
| getous experiment. We give below a list OF dis
cases to the tr eatment of which this system is es
peoially adapted, and In which we have been most
successful; Amanrosis, blindness from paralysis Of
the optic nerve, amenorrhoea, interruption or re-
tention OF the menses, aphonia, suppression OF the
voice, asthma, agne, chills, chorea, st. Vitus'
dance, constipation, catarrb consumption, In its
early stages cough, ehor sis, GOODNESS OF feet and
hands, cramps cancers, deafness, when from para
iySis OF the accOus ic nerve dyspepsia, diebetls.
dropsy, fatulence, gravel, goitre, hysteria, hip
disease, impotence, lumbago, liver complaints,
lockJaw, neuralgia, nervousness, piles, palsy, rheu
matt SIN, spinal disease, curvatures, and tumors -
In uterine Tor womb diseases its value cannot be
estimated. Prolapsus, msplacenent, ulceraiions
and other forms OF womb isesses promptly rel we'd
and perman emily cured in incredibly short 81 ace
of time.
REFERENcEs.
We Lave the pleasure Of referring those who may
wish 10 undertake Electrical treatment, TO the t0l
lowing we'll known citizens If Wilmington end vi
ointy, who have been trea' ed by sand witnessed
our treatment IN others:
Joseph Bringhurst, 2l9 West street.
Edward l.. Rico, sol Shipley street.
W. H. Maj, East Fourth street.
Charlea o. Gordon, 824 Market street
George oleland cDrner Of 7th ami Washing on SITS
r. Ii. Jones, corner of 9th and Market streets
9. r. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street
VIM. l.. Rudolph, 2l7 MBrket street.
DR.. Washington Russell, Chrstiana, Del,
Walter F. Scuthgale,
CarpetS and Otteioths.-We have now open u
very desirable line of best English tapestry carpets
Ingram, Venitan, rag, cots ge, hemp, &c at legs
than philadelphia prc s. Also one lot Of all wool
popln reps from auction, Mt 81 10 per yard great
bargain line of spotted and plain Mohairs at 90
cents, 62t cents, and rs cents We HAYS pure silk
and wool poplins at 62t cents goods worth 81 20 per
yard 800 yards of Tafetai rs in Black silk, at
81 rs and 80 90 per yard the cheapest silks we
have sold for four years Domesics at low prices;
all the leading maAes, good ginghains strips' &c
for twenty cents per yard. We call the particular
attention of customers to the above goods with 9th
ers we haze in store. They were purchased for the
York, comprising variety of styles, at prices which
are far below the original cost GRANVILLE WoR-.
BELL, 220 222 Market street. oct % Sun
Ship Carpenters Standing oW--The ship
carpenters Of four yards in this city on Mon.
day last, turned out against n reduction OF
their wages, and deprivation of oue of the r
privileges, VIZ. that in future they should
have no chips. The ship carpenters hereto ore
hsve been receiving two dollars aud fifty EMS
dav and chips. The employers of the four
yards desire ia future they should work for
two dollars and twenty-five eta. and give up the
practice OF carrying home their bundle of chip8.
The four yards are, The Messrs. Burkss 8, Kirk
mars, Tatcaer's and Moores At Harlan,
Holt glworth Il Cos and the other ship yard
they are At work.