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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

A few word. Of Comns. Sense.

A few Words Of Comnon Sense.
Hew.ew there arc who are not subject to son,e AZ
lection Of tho ungs or respiratory organs. who. y
ncglecting premonitory ,ageravatc the com
plant, until disease strikes it, shafts, causing inex
prc-sbc torture Of the patient and anxiety and dis
trcss TO friends. 'Only cold!" "A slight sore
throat" is the needless remark Of many when 90
shcctcd. Yes; ''Only a eold.' was the thougIhlcss
expression Of thousands whom death has marked fol
his prey.
Forew arned-Forcarmed should be the motto for
ever IN the minds Of all subject TO Coughs Colds Ca
tarrh, or Influenza Words Of advice should be heed
cd BY oil sufferers Of Asthma, Bronchitis. Consump
ton. Relief y within their reach; and. II neglected
fatal consequences ensne-a life Of misery daily
hosrly struggle for existence. A contest in which
there can be but one victor Death!
Docs Il not appai the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect! Then why delay what
excuse ~ e1kred, when Timely Wasning IL sound
ed In yous earsi Wheu the danger 10 pointed out
Why not AVOID ~ MAlsous PspruaAL BALx ha,
ssss tsed with success In nearly million Of cases
and y endorsed BY the medical Faculty ~ the most
prompt and efacsdsas renedy lAatscientnc research
has discovesed 10 relieve aad cure I'll Of Colds
Coughs, lnhueasa, snd Consumption, II the case II
not bay0sd oil hope. Bvcn when the sufferer 10 In
the last stages, he will and relief by using this prep
sration One bottle will convince the mos. incredu
l0us. that the merits Of this preparation are BY NJ
means exaggerated In iactlall far short Of the Gu
lcges bestowed upon II by thonsands who have beer
cured BY IT, timely use. guarantee accompanic,
each bottle. end dealers are Instructed In every IN
stance to refund the money. when this preparation
fails TO relieve.
Prepared BY r. ". Marsdcn, ISL broadway. New
vesk, and for sale BY al Druggists. Price. u Pc
bottle. DuRNHAMS 4 VAN ScHAACK, AMI
FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER Agents. Chicago.
ang-ydsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

Conservative Union Meetings will be hcld0 q
shs following times and places, snd will b. ad-
dressed by the speakers y hose nsmes follow
the respective appointments.
The meetings will commence st half rast sew
On o'clock r. N. s1
Notices Of additional meeting ~in hsteaiter
be gwen.
BussAlo.-Saturdsy. September. lasd.
W. 7. Dittoe aud y. D. Cook.
ny order Of the Committee,
". ". CONES. Chairm,n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22


Ats coavsetioA q ~ natieaal hank~1
Il he NostA~ea> Asld q Chicaeo Let wssk,
among Other busiasss The folloviae rseslu-
tion va adoptsd:
Rcsclssd. unanimoualy, = ths sense Of
this Convention. representing the national
banks Of the Northwest, th,t the proposed
amendment to section 80 Of the National
nank ees. - reported by the Hon. N. Y.
Hooper. Of Aaasachusetts, which requires ali
The national banks Of the country 10 rei.err
their uesss in Philadelphia. New York ~
Boston. meets our earnest aud decided a.
appreciation. We believe the effect Of such
e1eodment. It substituted for the provision
IN the Iaw % Il now exists concerning 70
de0psion. will be to cmbarrass and impcde
u commercial and financial interesks 81 the
satirs West and Southwest bv The toned
ceuce0tsatien In Eastern citiea 81 a ,erv
hfes peetaen Of ths means Of the harh.
which ~ oe00eecial Necessities. .eeec;allv
& ~ Wesk ssquiss . b ussd q 49, =
We 90 - - Ceed rsasoa t. ignse,ne IL.
Qooe eo00oeeial eeatee q he Weet ~
oeashveGe b ~ maanse proposed, ana s..
Rave H. tine - oe0e v.ea L y alike eur
iotsesse cd duty 70 demsnd . socoenision
q ~ 0aaasial end cenmsrciAl iuportases
g eus ewa ossGioa eethe esuotsy. We,
eA0eoee. easoeolly so0eao1onte aG1iaoe ~
pameOe estAs p10peesl snm1nouA ~
Seapeee1y - 60 osaaGoeo ~ Hi1v
ooGono1vo = 01oGFsD y - 80 oGSr15 Re
psUeooe ~ 0o6Ssio1 altssaeicS e eSx -
iGonG ~ ooooeeatae so6sopeleu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

ESTABLISHED 1850, AND CHARTERED,
Has jsst rublisAed the "yOuTnS MANUAL:
containing $50 paee and 100 illustrations ON the An
atomy and Physiology Of the Sexual Osgsns Of bod
Sexes, In health and disease. with Treatise On SEE
usl Dsesscs. including Self Abuse. Private Dlseases
Female Complaints &C.. with new me<hods Of treas,
msnt. Intended - guide for Married aud single
ssat under seal 70 any address, price q.
Those a2ictsa with Hernia Dsafhess, HistulA, Pi,eu
Nscessnal 1mniealons q vnicocele, b enclosing Z
stomp Win receive price list Of our new yensdis1
~ theee dlssuass.
THE HI1CrAo -MACNgT1C PREVENTIVE
IAnee dsaiEne to limit their o1kpsing. caa eaeloe
snnoA RamOAlse esaAalnise eaessxlns - ex
paananne e ~ above prsvestive, with a eeeay =
tAesae3set q reevsntiua. An currusppadsoee cu,A
"a nee : -. = - e if IT :. :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

Per Secretary Of Ststs,
COLONEL q. q. vANANDA, II llsaawass.
For Treasurer Of State.
GEN. GEORGE A. STONE. Of Henry.
For Auditor ofStats,
CAPT. ROBERT W. CROSS, Of Polk.
For Attorney General.
CAPT. WEBSTER BALLiNGER. ofLee
For Register Of State Land O6ee,
LINE r. H1ekiNNIg, q cssyten.
Fer Reporter Of Supseme Court.
CAPT. ALBERT srODDARD. ofTsma.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
GAIT. FRED GOTTSCnALK. Of Dubuque
For Cengrsss-Ssresd District.
JOHN p. COOK, Of Scott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

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Ma. - nAA 80 Pine -.
DoUveOe0 u 4 Ao0, oppoOuoe Des
n~.s~ A~> M~o~~
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Inss VII efsoicsse NJ ueces u o'se.se.
0crofmnn. (,nmcer. ComsupnptfOm
A.sA-S RA10nona~~ 1nv~sns. rn~aa
GSs. S-..EI-s.a.sS XIII
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anessOuSnes eSCOpevs So
eeOnss baears nDaScase. aooOsces
Chronic ubn04r6 IRA uiue9s UDe0ole
iav. AWue asa Fever. EeVers. u.
ecE3e3SDa- Mn~pmranl Roana. fkl6e
aey 80 - Ce1naR1 A4bo6)ons.
Ths above ass . few Of The numerous disease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

A PALrARiE Eir.-A Radical in CONVEX
sation with Union man sought to di.par-
age the Cleveland Convention by the state
mont that he knew fourteen Of the soldiers
present who held tho Office Of Assessor Of
Revenue. lis that 10 :" replied the Union
man. "well, think better than ever Of
Psssidest Iohason fsr confsrsing The federal
Offices upon sighting soldiers rather than up>
on stay home politicians"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

Drown Daily ~ Dsaae A4ahoe1ay,
MURRAY, EDDY. . CO., QANA0knS. =
=1X1. Capital prize esa 0tye69 = 090oO-
whole tickets from 80 - tweai1 della0; shares
IN propostion. -
Circular Of Ne above Losseties sent free Of
cdafes" Orders for tickets promptly attended
drawn. Address
MURRY. EDDY AGO..
July9-6m. Box sos. Loujeville. Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

An exchange gives ssne very valuable ID.
vie about washing hands, which operation
isa vsry requisite thing to person ofoosal
temperament and clsan habits. The disec>
tons Will no boubt be ssrviceablc to many
OF our readers:
"lf the wa4sr -has line in Il, usc lMue
soap, bscausetds soap hss to dissolve the
lime before Il will act upon the matter il il
intended 70 remove; merely dipping the
fingers in IT, Walef g ~ y Id 6ssouaA
70 mako sooatipn e ooap 610hdoae = ~
up the dirt 4. With hard water. the oniv
vAys - keep ths sesp fsen atickiae 10 ~
hands. When the DIRT 10 removed. rinae
the hands in wate1 - IN tuO peroiane Of
water. il there is plenty. The bAslareus
old practice. which ws st;ll ef>eu -. Of
washing uish soap in ens psstian e veisr.
is proof int those Who psacsies Il have
not thought shous u, ~ emp \ even
worse than most Of he dirt l. 10 used 10 ~,
move. ~ eaehA 10 Be sbosesRhly voShsd
away @ssA sAs hanls, clothes, q whatever
itis used upsa. Brown soep y emit a.
The toilet, and the economy Of Il Is small
too small for evap the poegaaG n think Of in
comparison wiokAh6esxpohe;otns ss q IL"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

lsronsANr.-We call the attention Of
thsse intsssstsd, y shs advertisement Of
our friend, Dr.. Behasasn. If Nos. 81 and 81
Pine strset, belwssa Third and roursh. 81
Louis, = which ~ call ~ especial atess-
siea II thsss anislsd With ahs diseases hs
oders 70 cure. The Doctor 10 Z scientitie
physician. Who fully understands the disco.
ses 10 advessisss 70 treat. lie hes been To-
aud there I'll his lie. aud his reputation i
e9cn Is VIII warrant ~ ia recommendine
nm - one q ths most successful ply aiclsns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

Ias halfiatersst Of Trussell, the gambler
recently killed By HE. mistress in Chicago.
- ths fase srcssins hsrss, Dexsss, vac sold
y ths aaainiatrasos q sl.s sslass to Tsus-
esh's passssr. for ol40oO :cash. Dexter
vs. purchased by:,hsm only : few months
eso for $4,000,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

On "Wednesday night last, violent storm,
occurred 1t Chicago. The Schooner "Star
In the NORTH" ladened With salt from Sag
NAV, was driven on . 5sr near the break
water. The crew was forced to take shelter
from the furious waves. 10 the rigging, from
which dangerous resort they wsrs not res
eued till morning. Twenty three thousand
barrels Of salt we're lost Four or the crew
Of the Schooncr.C. Heinshaw. were drowned
In attempting to reach the shore ia n small
boat. The Schooner La Gem was rescued
~ tug boat after . perious effort. The
propeller Mary Stewart bursted q steam fluc
tn endasvorng to cross the bar. The dam
agc to railroads in the vicinity Of the city
by freshcts was very considerable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22


STEAM NAvlOA TlON C0mRANY.
[lIMlTKOl
STEAM WEEKLY 10 AND vnOM
QneensteWn ~ Nvogpool
TsLivsspssl nso Nv.
:! J '' 4: & $ !: : !
The National Line comprises the following asse
c!as. double-engine Iron Steamship. with water
ENGLAND. Car. G.Acv. !. 30 tons SCOTLAND
cs AZ MA s -; viiNiA CAT 4, rs:.s
e7.s G ss sc"s rSrs III AfNs c.
I.x., as7; ion Yes LOUISIANA &c Gxt T. Tsoa.so.,
Sailing every saturday from New York evsry
Wednesday II I'M Liverpool and Queenstown Cork
The National Steam Navigation Company. Of Iiy.
sspool, inaeaa desIntehing. ths month. ffOn New
Virginia. Caps Prowss saturday, Sept. 10.
1sIvssia. Capt OgiIvie Saturday. Sspt y.
nate ofp.sssgs Pay.siS !. ssM,s.sy :, ,,,,,,oo,
S rVn Answ s; T Cain, sis: steerase, -.
10 AanbsiG, Cehin, sis; Gteseaees ~.
10 Havrs, Chh1n. 9ile etsssaGN ~
e fe. c:s;s; :,s z, s:sssss ;: 9: e - o.ss
Seeessec nc 1c1ees, 70 bring pest5oe No. LIZ.
aDool q QpesaSswn, (Oosk naEb6) - oBA -
n G. pUucAH, nassapseA Is~as
Aesnt lug ~ Nsii1aal $780, Novi1l9a QgQUD.
- .Df1o6 II Neua1W11 NV Yea. 66gtt41Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22


The Madison Courier has ~ sbllo~;n.
from IN old :stsambcatman, = ! oholsss
Take one pint Of purr brandy, too table.
spooniuls Of black pepper. two tablespoon
fuls OF loaf sugar, and half IN ounce Of gun,
csmphor Put this mixture in a cum or
pan, set the brandy on fire, stir il while
burning, and cook i well.
Oose-One teaspoo afu, every few min
utes. ~ warm a. the person can take it
IL cramped, rub the peeson oil over hard
with the same mixture. until the akin looks
red. alwsys keep It on hand. lhaye run
the river during oil the cholera sea sons
since isS2. I 6sve ~ - many cases On
my boale = any othcr peeapa TIE above
ssasdy sail ovcs used. I never No. =
men: = al cuee ths wont ease in THIRTY
want every person0to know THE remedv.
q ! oe''evS 't's the only sure rsuedy 10
eno.efa. Svery person should kesp Se<t)e
o. Il on hand. and take soos Il they have
any symptom, e shs.ssA - - -
A few AvsJ Gey5t st. fssas, = .htlPv,.
about carrying 81 quantity 81 silver vsrs
IRON dwslliag housSs WAsk u ~ deteet
g g sGe ieasd By . eoasagsoee servant Iii.
s ~; 49, ,n..vsegs a L.! - ~
w q s1sers, and knocked q ~ Kitchen
fHRMsAlDSySp onos1lws nh
cpsasd he deor ts tksSv Is ef:ne abons
= ts sssa ssias'y' s "a i. ;::,;
I'll her long. black hair. Of which an M ~
besa vssy proud; 4 lsResAPs vpESsa =;
epits By dsstroyiae ksr 6esuty. s. ~.
~ dovQ4nosp4 eAan = fasaS.. "A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

lr has taken Ell. 1000 70 meet the extra
pay which the Rump Congrcssmcn voted 10
themselves The treasury i consequently.
% low that there il no money 10 meet The
soldiers claims isr bouaty. The patriotic
Rumpers, says the Lockport Union, voted .
bsusty 10 soldiers, 10 he pad o,e u any
money In The treasury ''ass etheswias Up
propr,ated." and although their bill aud the
soldisra' bill we're passed At the saae time,
q one bill. ths Runpsss took The iirst grab.
leaving uothing for the "vsas." This 10
Disunion pay>triotiso in Ill its pusityi The
Treasurer Gays thst hundreds Of letters
from so'disss arc ssessvsd every day en-.
dersing claims fos bounty, but - there is M
money in The n5gsy-"eet otA~wis,
appropriated" -he6 spsy1ea. How.
ever, Thad. Stcvsl ssa fsllss, bark
q. Kelley. MoesAsa y y y xeon,x, who
only served abosA - ll1 ose all gone
home with twene-sloAl hnadbed dollars Of
crisp new grcsnbsses lIaiss. eseir pockets.
Doat these fsllsss dsa1ezp to b. cent back
70 Congress agalas We mink not-what
do tho "vcts" think
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22


The extent TO which ths RADICAL papers
have been lying abo1t NE Vermont election
is shown by tho following Facts given by
the Boston Post.
"The Radicals are quoting aud oheesins
Vermont IN their usurl cxtravngant style.
Nut what are the factsy Here Is the vote !.
1864. 1855
D,llingha n................ 6,n1i 1868
Davenport. ...l6,i- S.sJ7
Republican majority last year. ...... Is Zg
Republican ajority tins year. 10. 800
Democratic gain. 500
One county. Grand Isle. il not Reported.
Last year il gave 100 majority for hi ling
ham,"
Tho Conservative gain 10 c; ght thousand
i've hundred voice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22
ASAHEl, FIERCE &ae0-
MANUFACTURERS

N1D. =. q GO101ke Ssss - =. \ -
Ne have large aud extensive MAc.us ROOM
mar Josbaae nsaas, where ssss.c,oscsar or
Ulmhlug under our ovn supsrsAesee. seeseX
pesssasing The aAvsnssees Of ksspisg 92s ~. /,
1sa4 s.ssaAn9s audrsGnlar sixeSs ana ~ - W: =
hsuses suppiied from the Entesn market:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

The following article must have been intend
ed for the Gazats; but as it was handed to US
We have concluded to give 1t a place in our
columns -
VIoToRy VIoToRY Head Centre Fenian
brotherhood, School District No "a, Mill Creek
Hundred ;-MR. Enron Thinking it would
please some OF your numerous readers to hear
Of our unparalleled success at the late school
election, take particular pleasure in being
able to communicate to you the glorious news.
We had been very busy for two months pre-
vious to the election, soliciting votes and
bringing the uneduoated men to the polls -
The Democrats and Fenians, aided by a half
dozen of the milder black Republicans, sue.
oeeded in defeating the A toi.ionists, and elect
ed Richard &. Fisher, Clerk, and George ".
Pierson and Thomas Poole, Commissioners -
Said Board having been pledged beforehand to
employ a strict Fenian teacher. The election
passed off quicker than usual, as we hurried
matters, to keep the black Republicans from
suspecting our motives, and the result sur
prised even ourselves, AZ We had twenty votes
TO their ten The like was never done In our
district before. We hope the coming Fall cleo
tion will find our Hundred as unanimous for
the Democrats as the District has been. II
anything worthy OF note transpires you will
near again from CONSERVATIVE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
DIR, w. II. WHITMORE.

HAS BEEN IN sUCCEssPUL PRACTICE FOR ANUM.
of years. with the perience of the different hOsp
tails In Europe; also, member OF the analytical Medi
cal destitute o Now York, ontinues to attend to all
professional cases at his Office Me- 92s Flbelt Street,
Philadelphia
NO PATENT MEDICINES are usei recommended;
the Remedies admini,tsiei those which will rot
break down tho cpnsttntion, but renovato tho ysto
Injuries 1t h sustained from mineral medicines
and leave the system i'm healthy and perfectly cared
condition.
DYSPEPSIA,
That distressing disease and fell to'tro, OF and
happiness underning the constitution and yearly
rying thousands to uutineiy graves most emphati
cally be cufed.
of the mind which renders persons incapable Of euJoy
ing the pleasures or performing the duties Of liie
RHEUMATISM,
In form condition, chronic acute, warranted
curabo. EPILEPSY falling sickness, all chronic
stnbb Of Female Diseases radically renewed
lit kheum and every description of ulceratorsi per
and ScrOulnus diseases which have bRfcd all previous
medical skill. can be cured by my treatment; and dc
say all dleasvs, Eyes, Consumpttor) be cured by
wearing my educated Jacket which ia protection to
the lungs against all changes ofweather in all climates
having ed for years the and cha racter OF
uterments evsr aud ague) Ia all parts OF the United
Sta teswill nty MI chronic acute
of Ague aud nervous diseases In n few days.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAW
ING BLOOD
Tape Worm, that dread to the Human Family for
years. can be removed nth two three doses OF my
newly discovered remsdy, warranted in all cases. Con
in the English aud dermar Langu ages tree
charge. Will make visits any distance II desired. May
be addreged by letter Confidently and Medicine sent
with proper directions TO any part OF the country.
OFFIUE-NO. O2S Hilbert street,
ap 9-H PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
A CLEAN BACK DOWN.

Last week the ilford Base Ball Club pub.
lished in the Delaware papers and in the New
York Copper a challengero any or all OF the
clubs III Delaware 10 play one or mere games
tor the champio Lship OF the State,
The challenge was instantly accepted by the
Delaware City Club who proposed meet the
Milford Club at Middletown, Ia central point
for each, and very convenient to Milford being
upon the Delaware Rail Road) ard there de-
eide OF the field of the Olympic Club, who
shall wenr the champions wreath.
The Milford Club, however, after much hig-
CLING, battling and delay backed square dswn,
on the poor plea tina the ground on which
the playing should be done, must be chosen by
"tossing up.
lnasmuch as the Milford Club added post
script to their published challenge te tue el-
feet, shat il their challenge was not accepted
In thirty days they were to consider themselves
the champion cino Ut the State - 10y parity Of
reasoning tn It hOnJr must he gwen to the
Delaware City club on account OF the funk
ing" OF the hiIvrL Club.
BY tile way We hear That the Fourth Nine
OF the Middlutown Club propose to challenge
the MILFORD Club, since their back down.
LFAlR Play
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

k=nA The HOMESTEAD FARM of the late Colonel
Eiia Joseph &. Cottmsn, containiup 6656S Acres,
Ez.I Somerset county, Maryland is offered for Sale
About Of this Farm Is cleared and arabic
the balance IL mland 1t IL Of the finest quality
oiand, and stua' ed Immediately Wyepmico Creek
which Ia navgabe for vessels Of large size and Is with
in few miles OF steamboat landing on the Wycomico
River and about three miles from the Eastern Shere
Railroa', In successful operation to Princess Anne,
the county town OF said county.
Tho Buildngs upon this farm In most excellent
condition. and ample the dwelling house being large
and commodious and also all neeiful nutbui dings
the servants AID the pm poses Of the farm.
The title ia clear and udisputable
The farm can readily and advantsgeously be divide
Into three or more parts.
FERNS will be made known upon application to DR.
GEORGE r. DENNIS, Princess Anne, Worcester county
Maryland. ap le-6w
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

FLOUR AND MkL-The Flour market is dull. Super
fine aud fancy brands lie quoted at 81 00l5 co. to
TO quality Rye Flour Ia nominal at 81 rs aud Pennsyl
vania Corn Meal at IS 10 per Dbl.
GRAIs-Wneat is firm: Red 81 l092 30; white, g. 90
az 90 Rye is unchang d. Small sales OF PENN, lvapli
at o. Corn is lower, sales of yellow at 1880 CEN
Oats scarce at 6oc The last sale OF Barley Malt
at 81 49,
Sales.--future is little for Coverseed which
Ia quoted at from 81 90 to rs per 81 lbs Timothy Ia
quoted at IS 90 uer bushel FlHxseed FALLING
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
A Lecture TO Young Men.

uUJak- Just published in a sealed envelope
HkIAkk Price cents. Lecture on the .ture.
AI%W treatment and radical cure OF Spermato or
SAkAnA1kaV hn1, Seminal Weakness Involuntary
Emissions. Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar
rage generally. Nervuurness Con sumption. EPILEPSY
and Fits Mental and Physical Incapaciiy, resniting
from SclfAbuse, &c. BY Robert j. Cuverwell NJ. n,
author Of the Green Book" Ac." The world renowned
author in This admirable Lecture clearly proves from
his own experience. that the awful of Self
Abuse be edectualy removed without Medicae and
without dangerous surgical operations bonges insru-
ments, rings, or cordial-, pointing mode NJ
once certain aud thscual, by which every sufferer,
matter what his condition may be, may himself
cheaply, privately aud dice lily. This Lecture will
prove boon to tsousan s Sent under seal any ad.
dress In plain, sealed envelope rtcei n six cents
two postage stamps. Also Dr. Cuverwells Marriage
Guide, price rs cents. Address
CHAs s. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
ap l91y 12T bowery, New York, r. O. box 1856.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beef sold at sl2 SIS 90 per 100 pounds for com.
mon to extra quality.
Cows-s45 to 500 for springers and $55 to S95
for mich cows.
Hogs-Sl3 $l4,50 per 100 pounds, as to quality.
Sheep-Fat Sheep sold for to 81 cents; Stock
Sheep 5 SO to 81 90 each.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
ID i ED.

Suddenly on Friday, Marcn Both, 1866, Wal
ton Josephine, youngest son OF Alfred G.
Lodge, aged years 4 months aud l day.
[Savaunah, Ca, papers please copy ]
In this city, on the 10th instant, Richard
Dyke, aged SO years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
SO Reward.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

TUE partnership heretofor" existing between the
subseTbers plumbers Gas hters under the name Of
WATT CRAWFORD is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All indebted to having business with
said hrm Will pleisa call WIN. =. att, who Ia
authorized to settle up the business. W. 8. WATT,
ap-i94t w W. OR AWFoRD,
co Orange ST., wilmin gtou. Del. March slst 1868.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

MURpER AND LYNCH LAW IN AccoMAc CouN
rY, VA.--on Thursday evening If last week
Mrs. Drummond, wife Of Capt. John Drum
mond, resident of Aecomac county near Pom
colleague, was most brutally murdered by b
negro who was recently in he army. The New
Town Record says:
He also attempted the murder of colored
woman at the same time. His purpose was
robbery. He asked Mrs. Drummond for some
money supposed to be in the house, which she
refused to give him. whereupon he procured
an axe and burst her skull OPEN and dragged
her to the stables. He then demanded Of the
colored woman that she 81 lu.d say that the
horse kicked her mistross
She r. fused 10 tell Tie ialsehood, and he then
struck her with the axe in the same manner
and left her for dead. The colored woman
though dangerously wounded, revived suifi-
ciently to relate the above facts, aud with
strict attention being paid to her case may
eventually recover The citizens of Pongo-
league went in search OF the author OF the
fendish act, aud capturing him, Mt once hung
him TO a limb Of trie.