davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30
SALE OF .G l,IlI
RAILROAD & TURNPIKE STOCKS,
OFFICE OF THE

... r" .' ..H. -OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUED,f
. COLUMBUS, OHIO, April ~, 1856. }
TN PURSUANCE OF A JOINT RESO-
Ohio, pas ed Anri 9, 1865, sealed bids will be re-
ceived at this Office, until IL o'clock noon, on the
LIST Day or June, 1860,
for all or any part of the stock owned by the State
in the following Turnpike and Railroad Companies,
at which time the bids will bo opened and the con.
tracts OF sale awarded in case the Commissioners
approve the same, and the Governor shall give his
consent thereto in writing, viz: .r.I .. ....a
-...l ..- -... ..-..L.'. Amt of Stock
road Co, 1896 800 90
Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad = =
Co.. ..... ...... ll,bb0 Do
Batavia q Union Bridge Turnpike Co... 3O,2CO OO
Cincinnati, Columbus Wooster Turn .L,..
Cincinnati & Hamilton Turnpike Co... 44s5O 90
Cincinnati a Harrison Turnpike Oo..... Se,O50 90
Cincinnati d Xenia Turnpike Co,-....... 1OJ,65O 90
Cclerain, Oxford x Brookville Turnpike
DAYTON COvingtOn Turnpike Co........ 81 ,480 90
Dayton Lebanon Turnpike Co. ........ 40 45O 90
Dayton 4 Springfield Turnpike Co....... $3.50 90
Dayton 4 Western Turnpike CO.. ...... $500 90
Hamilton, ROssylle. Darrtown, oxford & -.a-"
Fair Haven Turnpike Co.........!...,. 4O,74s 90
Co, ~. 4s,o25 90
pike Observation-Disclosures 3,I5O 90
The Bids shoul he indorsed Proposals for
Rdilrodd &ock," or =" "1Hrnpfke StOck,' as thscas
JAS. H. GOD NAN. President,
. ......Ji WIN. HENRY SMITH, Secretary,
Z .-H.U.- W H. WEST, Attorney General,
q .sl.-. Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

HORRIBLE MuRDrR AND SuIoIDs BIN MICHIGAN.
crime almost too horrible TO relate, was per-
petratt d a. Morenci, MicL igan, on the Sd inst,
Mrs Simms, the wife OF a farmer ia that vicaity
murdered her four children by cutting their
throats. 10 the morning the women prepared
breakfast for the family, as usual, and nothing
was discovered IN her conduct TO excite suspi-
cion. After breakfast Mr.. Siums made prepa-
rations for leaving home for portion Of the
day, snd started of, ilt!e thinking OF the dread
ful scene hat was shortly TO take place at his
home, which would not only envelope himself
IN gloom but cast a sadness over the conmu-
nitv. He had been gone out short time when
Mrs D taking her four chlldren-all little girls
weLt to the barn, entered agd, after locked the
door, cut the throat OF each child, and then
destroyed herself 10 tie same manner. One
child, With gashly wound 10 the neck, and
bleeding profusely, suce aeded 10 dragging her
| sell TO the house and inform a servant, who a
once started after M. S, and overtakinR hin
before be reached his destination, iaiormed hiu
OF the tragedy that had taken place. Nj, Simm
Is the the owner Of Opead.d iarm, his nom
was pleasant, and no cause but that OF .nsanit
can be assigned tor the conduct OF his wife =
Tols}0 Blqis
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

Gould THEY NOT FIND ANYBODY TO NOMINATE
Bur AN EASTMAN "A copperhead orator in
speech at New Castle recently, is said TO have
asked the abovs question. In the heat of ex-
element his lips imprudently gave utterance to
t,e thought OF bis heart. Az Irishmsn The
gentleman turns up his moss at the men with
out whom bis party would be in minority SC
hopeless, that taey would have difficulty IL
hoding men who would consent 10 accept nom
inations. lrisamen, what do you think OF thes'
men who profess to be tbs Democratic party
You have n7ld them up for generations past
and since the death OF the Save power, hav
been their chief reliance, and this is the wa
they regard you, They use you while they ca
make you profitable to them, but desPise 20
in their hearts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

To VoTEBs.-We do not see how any man,
who sincerely desires the perpetuity OF this
Government, can vote for candidates to- Office
who syDpathised with rebellion and enc ursged
the rebels to perseyere in their wicked efforts
10 establish Southern Coufederacy
We do not understand Low any man who
bates oppression aud injustice, can vote tor
candidates Tor Office who excused and justified
the treatment OF uuion soldiers received at
Andersonville and other IDEAS.
We do not Understand how a true Union man
esn vote TO place in positions Of honor and
prc6t, persons whose garments are dripping
vita the blood of his fellow. citizens.
We do not understand how true Union mas
can vote to retain IN position the ohce bo.deri
10 this State, who did all IN their power Il
snbsrrass the Goverume 10 It's efforts to pu
down traitors
We do not see bow any true Cuion man G
consistently vote tor Salisbury, or aoy othe
candidate who acted as he did during thu re
bellion.
We do not see bow any truo Union man c4
vote for men who refused TO contribute TO bur
the dead at GErIYssuRs who refused TO vol
dollar to support soldiers tamilss AID eve
refused TO compliment the brave boys With
vote Of thanks.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
GRAND
State Mass Ratification Meeting

AT DOVER, ON TUESDAY, OCT. 10,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
FREE TRAINS FREE TRAINS
Leave Wilmington, at s.4o o'clock, A. M.
Leave Laurel, 800
Leave Milford, 1000
Returning after the meeting.
GB All are invited who desire the perpetuity
of the Union in the hands of loyal men.
Eminent speakers will be present.
The following are expected;
Hon. a. G. CATTELL,
Hon. CHARLES GIBBONS,
Hon. J0HN W. FORNEY,
Hon. EENRY WILSON,
Hon. MORTON MoNICaAEL,
Hon. N. B, SMlTHERS.
Hon ]. A. ALLDERDICE,
Judge ]. R. G. PITKlN,
General JOSHUA T. OWEN,
Captain D. Y. KILLGORE.
Two Bands OF Music will be present.
co. No Tickets required for the Trains.
By order of State Central Committee,
SAMUEL N HARRINGTON, Chairman.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

UAos AEBrISe.-A large Union meeting
wAs held 10 the Institute Hall, last Friday eve.
niug, of which Evan C. Stot5enberg, ESQ, was
chosen President. Capt Benjamin Sields, the
Z nlon candidate tor the Legislature made 8
capital speech, II which be iully exposed tue
iaoonsistsGcy OF the Locoooos, their sympatb y
With secession, thetr lack Q: patriotism and
their ungeuerous conduct towards the Voiu1.
tssrs and their flmiliss. He was warmly APP
plaudsd, and every one presen: must have cit
that be would maze valuable member Of the
State Legislature.
When be concluded Judge Pltkin, OF New
Orleans, proceeded to make an eloquent ad-
dress which was listened to viii great atten =
ton. 10 the course OF his remarze he alluded
70 the fearful massacre IN New Orleans, be
having been member Of the Convention, and
witnessed tie deliberate murder OF Union men
o cold blood. He charged the blood OF The
ele hundred and sixty men slam on the 30th oil
last July, upon tue President OF the r. States
who encouraged the traitor Monroe aad his
yillainous police 10 enter upon the work
Of murder. A more grievous massacre was
never committed, and ye. the authors oil
it receive the favor of the President Of the
United States The interference OF the military
saved the lives OF hundreds, as IL was the evi
dent intention OF the rebels TO put every Union
man to death who fell into their hands. His
picture of the scene was enough te turn every
man possessed OF any feeling OF Juetlce Al
right troo the policy that would restore au-
tnorIty to each vlllalnous and murderou:
hspds. We Vish the Judge coald be heard b.
every voter III Delaware, as bis narration o
that dreadful butcbery would certainly work
political revolution.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

Executive UsUnrArIos.-A dispatch which
appeared in the Philadelphia Ledger, setting
forth that Andrew johnson had propounde 4
certain questions to the Attorney General, in
ragard to the Constitutionalily of Congress, and
which we publish in another column, 10 pro.
nounced to be forgery. We are glad of this,
for an assumption by the President of the po-
si,ion indicated, would cause the cry, "TC
arms to arms to arms !" to ring 'hrous /
every valley, and reverberate from mounta il
top to mouutsin top in every loyal State IN tt,
land.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

PEsssrLvASiA.-Th majority for GsneTal
Geasy il put down at 1928. The Legislature
will stand S. Republicans to az Locoioeos.
Congress will stand is Republicans to Loco.
tocos, leaving ono contested District to be de-
cjded. The victory is complete, and we feel
that the Union Ia safe.
oaIo.-The Uaion majority III this State is
yearly SO 900 majority. Congress will stand
l6 Republicans 10 Locotoccs.
INDIANA The Cnion majority III Indiana
will reach 10 900. The Union party elect eign'
mem bers OF Congress and the Locntocos three
The Republicans have majority IN the Legls.
| lature of forty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

UNION MEETING H %. John n. Broomali, OF
peuusylyania, will address the citssus OF Will
miugton, Ia isvor Of Liberty and Union, il the
City Hall, on Thursday evening, october 10,
Al II o'clock:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

srssEx CopsrY We learn that the cam
psisn has oonnecced in earnest in old sus
sex Meetings are being held in the diffe ent
hundreds, and from the spirit manifested It "a
evident that the people will on the 9th oil
November roll up majorly in favor Of the
Union. They will no longer willingly submit
to be governed by the lone Man Power"
either in tue General or State Government
ON Monday an open air meeting was held at
Seaford which was addressed by Thomas
Roberts and L. Cannon The speakers were
highly applauded, and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. They have an excellent Union Club
at Stafford On Tuesday meeting WAS held
al GEORGETOWN AID on Wednesday at Martins
school house, which were addressed by Thos,
Roberta and Colonel Mullins. On Thursday
afternoon large meeting was held at George
| town when excellent speeches were made ex'
| planning MY Policy" and the Congressional
| p5licy. by Jacob Moore, States Attorney,
Jas. Riddle, Judge Layton and Thos Roberts.
When Mr. Riddle made his appearance he
was received with great applause and three
tremendous cheers were given for honest
James Riddle the next Governor of Delaware
Mr.. Riddle made an excellent speech which
ELECTED rounds ofapplause from the large au
disnee. Gu Thursday night Thomas Robert:
addressed a meeting in Nanticoks Hundred
At the close of his speech a Union Club wal
organized. Mr.. Roberts also spoke at Bar
trans Store on the 18th; and at Springfield
on the 18Th. Thus the campaign is going OF
with spirit in Sussex; meetings are appointed
for every night, in different parts of the county
from nov unit the Election, AMI II New Cas-
tie and Kent will do their duty the State will
certainly be redeemed from the Rule OF Rebels
and take her place aong side of her loyal Sis
tiers of the North. Mr. Roberts will also speal
at Dagsbotough, this (Monday) evening a
Gravelly Hill, on Tuesday evening; at Talbot
, hool house, on Wednesday evening a
School No. "a on Thursday evening at Pin
Grove on Friday evening and at Georgetown
on Saturday evening.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

De. MAuLL's ApDRsss on GENERAL SATrH'-
The address of DR.. Maui on the life and ser
vices OF the late Brig, General T. A, smyth,
was delivered last Thursday evening, before d
good audience, in the Scientific Lecture Room
of the Institute Building. 1t was we'll writ
tan and faithful tribute to the gsllantry and
worth of one of Delsware's most renowned he
roes The meeting was presided over By Capt
J. P. GILES of the Navy, and at it's conclusion
the hanks OF the audience was returned to the
speaker and a copy of It was requested to'
publication.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

Ihk bIH pAT OF NOVEMBER FE1I,
At the usual places Of holding Elections in the
several Hundreds and Election Districts with.
in New Castle County, Tor the election OF one
person for Governor Of tue STATE OF Delaware,
one person for Representative in Congress.
one person for Sheriff, and one person for CoIo-
ner ut New Castle County. two persons tor
Senators and seven persons for Rsptss enlatives
IN the Gsner4l Assembly Q, the State OF DsIa
ware, and six persons for Levy Court Com
missiopers, a. follows One for MIL Greek
Hurdred, one for White Clay Creek Hundred,
one lor Red Lion Hundred, one for St. Georges
Hundred. and two for Appoauinim'uk Hun
drei God save the State " 5. HAdAST,
sheriff of New Castle COUNT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

AN IRrHMAN.-Tho Locofocos in the lower
part Of this State are electioneering against
James Riddle on the ground that he is an
lrishmau. They are as prescriptive as the
greatest Know Nothing who ever liyedior'had d
being. They boldly proclaim that an Irish
man should not be elected Governor, and we
suppose that some weak kneed Union men " i'll
be influenced by their arguments, If the Irish
have a spark of national pride, they will resent
this insult 10 their country and TO themselves.
The GovernorshiP Of State Is a position oil
importance, and the election OF James Riddle
% it would reflect credit on old Ireland the
country OF his birth, and for whose freedom
from British rule he earnestly prsys.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
.slawars gspmbIiean.
MONDAY, October Is, 1866.
Pep UBLTcIY UNION NokINATIoNs

PEP UBLICLN UNION NOMINATION.
For Governor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
For Representatives in oonSrs's,
JoBN L. MoGIM.
Sendteys.
John G.,Jsckson, of Mill Greek Hundred.
Curtis B. Ellison. of Pencader.
Representatives.
Benjamin Nislds, Samuel Bancroft,
John A Allderdice, John Filling,
Charles Corbit. Andrew Eliason,
L vi W. Lattomus.
For ShsrH,
SAMUEL ALLEN.
For Coroner,
sENJA IN T. BELLEW.
Levy Court Ctmmiss'onus.
R ,Arr W.k.r, Mill Greek Huadred,
Wh,i.m McClelland, White Clay Greek,
John P. Belville, Red Lion.
Samuel NJ. Enos, St. Georges,
Abraham Ingram, and
Jonathan s Hand, Appoquinimink.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
Register'a Office

Do,NEw UAsrLs Uoukrr, Eel TEMPER 10th. 1866.
| lroN ne nPpiieaton OF Mary y. ftroud, Admiuis
ton Hqndred in said COUNTY, deceased; il Ia
ORDERED and directed ~ the Regittpr that the
AdmnistTatrH aforesaid awe notice Of the OF
Levers Admnisrailoh upon the Estate of the decd
Win the date OF granting thereof caus
ments to be posted thin forty days from the date OF
such Letters six OF most publ places oftbe Coun
~ 81 Nen Oastie persons having demands
ACT oil Assem- bly, In Hu CHI made provided And
ALDO the same to be inserted same pc riod
10 the Delaware RepublcGu Il Newspaper published in
Wiuinston AM to be eSatinusd therein Two m ontha
IS Register Aforesaid, at New Castle in New Gas,
f~~~l tie County aforesaid the day and year above
wrlttsna An X, Z. RRAIM, Registet,
rNeTloELAn persons having cams against the
atested to the Alminstratfix or before september
10Th 1857, abide ths act Of Assembly n such case
ID AIDE aod rovided, MARY n STROUD,
sept iB-2In Admi nigtratrix
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
L. w STIDHAM,
ianI25-tf Anc,io,,
REG ISrEis's OFFiOE.

NEW CASTLE CouSTY, June 25th Isss
.ssg si I'm Il cAA1ylH
Hd,, In said Oounty, deed ii is oRDRREb and Si
soted the Re Rister
give notice OF the granting o LetterB0 AdmnSirstion
The kstate Of the the
Ing thereof by cPuHing Advertisements Ia he nostnd
within forty days from the date ofauoh Letters six
ofthe most public placer OF the county of New Cas-
He,rNquirinx all persons having demands Agatns the
kstab 70 present the same, abide by Act Of As
sembly n such made apd provided. also cause
the to be inserted within IN. sans rind " "
Delaware Republican. a Newspaper published in VII
minaton ,spd obe continued therein ,wo months.
w diven nler the and and Seal OF ice Of thu
s.. hssister foTesAid AtNew Castle In New Gas.
(-~l tie county aforesaid. the day and year aboys
WriMccrnne n. q. FRA1M, Register.
-Alipetson sh avlnE claiF sinsi the ea
eteol the deceased present the duly
TO the AdniinbtrstoT OF or before JUNE25th, ip6i,
or alids the sot of Assembly sueh case nada and
provided. CALVIN IIiG UPTEJ'n e"N
29-2m, Ad,,i ni.,ro.a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

~ Chsuncey Burr is said to have re.
marked, on Thursday last, in addressing the
Locofocos OF this city, with regard to the
Ledger canard, that he dill not know whether
the despatch was true or not, tu ii the Pre-
sidept h'd determined upon such course, he
was prepared to sustain him 10 it, and he
might rely also upon the support of the "Dem-
ooratic" Party OF the North. To this remark
the faithful as in duty bound responded with
1ond anplauhe.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

- Governor salisbury boasts that If Con-
eress should und rtsks to impeach the Presi-
dent, he would advise him to resist the pro-
esss. Good advise for Governor to give -
What would bee ,rne OF the Presidents pet
the Consultation, p" 10 such a case
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
DIED.

In this city, on the l2tn inst. William H i.
Tailey, aged 80 years.
The friends of the family are invited TO at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No.
8l4 King street, this (Monday) AFTERNOON, at
~ O'Clock, without further notice.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

s6r Mr. ChAuncey Burr had the hardihood
to say 10 the Institute Hall, that hr regarded
Mr.. Lincoln as much more OF traitor than
JET. Davis. The sentiment was loudly ap'
plaudsd by his National Union Conservative
namocratio audience.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
hG.s;I. s.Et,N .el.sIC a..

d,
TIPoN the application III j. I'm T.iri, Executor of
the last Will aud Tesla ment Margaret Putdy late
Of Wilmin Eton in Ba,dCu JrcgnsEd; IA ia Drderea and
directed by the Register that the FIecutor ATors
nentary upon the Estate OF the dcrratCd " ith tha
date of granting thereof by cAuAinE RdvartiEements
10 be posted within forty days from thR date suca
Letters in sI OF " most ggblie plGees OF the County
agsinsttho Estate 70 Present the 81 by an
Act OF Assembly sue case made and ded And
also he same to be nse with n IN saIup re
riod shs DelArsre hePn lean, publish.
months
i--( Given underthe hand se al of once tho
g. Register Tebaid, Al New Castls in New Castle
~ 90, aforesaid, the day aud year above Tritten
,ar,o -, h.G,pRhIN, Register.
NOTICE. All psrsoas having claims AGAINST the
Estate OF the deceased must snt the same duly
attssted to the Executor, or he,ur, August 18th
1881, abide the Act OF Assembly such case m ads
ana provided. ~ JOHN FERRIS, Executor.
Addresa No. 22 81 lpley slIeat. Milm nEtnn. naI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

WILMINGTON, Oct. 6, 1866.
The Union Association of Wilmington VIII
meet every evening until the election, in me
City Hall. at I o'clock
JAMES MONTGOMERY, President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

7is E.seaon -Shehf aagauy has issued
the following proclamation IL reference to the
election Il the 9Th Of November
PAocLAHAlIos.
To rAE VoIEas OF SsS CAsrLE CorYIF.-
Know ye. that l, GgoEdE :. HA6AET, Sheriff Of
New as le County IN the State of Delaware,
by virtue OF al Act OF the General Assembly
| OF sal state. made and provided, 10 hereby
proclaim and mske known TO the legal voter:
o. New Castle COu nty Aforesaid tina, an eler
| ton VIII be held
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

p .ano, -BrAdbury's Kuabe Cos. Emer-
sons Marschard Mttauers celebrated p-
amos: Taylor Farley's subhass organs, Me
lodeons and Harmonic melodeots; Smith c
Am rican organs; Parker Seconds organs
and melodeons at the lowest prices at Charles
Grobe's, s51 Market street
n6F- The heard must be taken of the tace of
every man every week, sud Parker is juet tue
one 10 do that work, as may be seen by all who
] call at No. Il East Third street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

0Fc,r8 u NE Histor.>at Soeirty.-At the az
nuIl meeting OF the Historical Society OF Del
av e, le!d on Thursday last, the following
ticket was elected
Perturbation. Willard Hail
Vice Ptesideats-Hon. Vim s. Read OF New
Cattle County, Dr.. Henry Rldgely, Of Kent, and
John K. MeFrc, Esq, OF SUSSEX,
Recording S-cretary-Wm D. Dove, Esq.
Corresponding Stcreary,-Rev. leighton
Coleman
Tressurer-Gresg Chandler, Esq
Dlrectors-H F. Askew, NJ D Msjor john
Jones, Jacob v vaudever EGG, DR.. WIN. Cum.
Minis, aad James Ponder, Rsq
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
REGikTtIt's t,tetlUE,

IIpnN ~ ny" Vie I7UsIY; fHpt. 4th, lBt6
~ the last win and Testament OF Ann Danby, late OF
Win'ng ton, Hd in said Co, dec d. it liz Ordered and
directed by the Register that the Fxaeutnr Afore
said give notice Of the grazing OF Letters Tests
msutary upon the EAtats DECEASED 18th
sfgrRntins thereof by causing advertisements to bs
posted sithn forty dsys rom the date ofsuch Letters
In six OF he mostpubG places OF tho County OF New
CASTLE recurring all por#onH having demands against
the Estate TO prsssntthe same or abide by Act
Assembly In such case made and provided, And also
cause same to be within the period 10
tie Delaware Republican, newspaper pu oil shed 10
Whining ton, aud 10 be continued thersintWn months
i~~( 0iyenuDdsr the han aud Sea Of Once OF the
iL ~ hSgiseTa fOreaAid al New Castle In New Gas
written. H. d, PHAIM EsFisteT
NOTICE. AllpsIBOuAhkvinE osi me o. Rinst the Ia.
tate nth deceased muat the duly AttsA
ted TO the Executor on or before the tth day OF
Sept Ian, abide the Act Of assembly In such case
made and provided. HENRY DANNY,
sept b-Sm Executor,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
DIR. W. II. WHITMORE,

HAS BEEN IN -UUuEssPUL PRACTICE FOR A Nun.
htr o. IsaI- with ., tho hosp
tals ~ Bnrppe also member oil the AnaytaA Medi-
al destitute ot Nnu YORK, continues to intent to all
professional Cases AT hii once Ne 92s Fibett stfso
NO PATENT MEDICINES are used % recommended
tho remedies afminirtarsi arc thOso which will not
btsAt Town the o5n-tltntion but T"nuyate tue yBtsm
nom all lnJhrss has sustained on IMMORAL nedlolnts
aud l4nv" tho sJrsm In healthy ant PERFECTLY cured
DYSPEPSIA.
TIA, dlts'ns da1tH" aud fall ia.troy Lshith aud
bAppib1Ha nniartnine bH constitution mud yearly car
rylhL ih'a'ania punitiu"ly grnsnn, can mos, Smpha
eaiiy be 'n'Fd
AhhkttATlpH. mat sint' u Alienation aud woAknsss
~ 'ns NM Thi'h ''"l"tH p'ftns iusnrnh" OF OnlOy
lhS he plSAs"fta ~ HIhttntnR the intiaH 81 Lille
kHEuMATI-N,
in"ay ''m =, ,niiilsp, cllr'nlo acute warranted
'"s's EPlLEfhY - hlhuK Huknup- all chronic on
.sr' tth 'as's u itmni' b'a''SfH radically removed
~ lihsnm and s'sy h''crtplIn II uicDRtors Pilsa
ans IPnlnna diS9,saa wt0h have ban- all previous
m'd', stl an hs ent'i by my treatment; aud | Nv
ssI all hltassa y~h. N9"Hnmp'ipnl can no ourad by
saatnK ny aud Eid tackrt vhi,i, la Arralootlgi 10
~ i'"ks Agihsi all 'ash e." w"aL"t IN all climates
hs'iHg ihtuh'tEa cd f yeta use aud Of
ln''fhlqh'a t'"f aud 'PoJ IN all parts II the United
fls'ss- viii cur" prtmnh"n ali chronic eaaes
u AKos aud nafVpus hInoastu In - irw days.
cAFGEh "uhED without TllE KNIFE or DRAW.
fsG lIOub
! Tals worm. that d,"ed Ia ~, hmm Family for
years, can bs rrm"ysl win wp three doses Of my
asrJ dlse"y"fah I'msdy, watnntrd ia nil cases, CoI.
S1ltstl'n IN tho Enkl-h aud herman Languages tree Of
,hIga WIN mHhe siHl'hany Distance II Jrsircd. Mag
bh Yddis'ssi by letter tannninElYJ aud Medicine sent
OFFN!E-No. 02h EIIbcrt street,
at lOtt PHILADELPHIA
ALEX. Il. SHAW, M. d.
| tan" tnHmathri 81 Intnrmlng tho public that 10
all. oyniuloa th' VrIr'lc" u homeopathic Medclns
Ia newark 0nleo aas, ~ ct, op,o,tte Choate'. Hotel
All call. Ia town AMI r"nntry promptly nttcnded.
may l7.o,a~
DIR. OUINI3Y
| HAS REMOVED IRON BRAHDYwINB SPRINGS
AND LOCATED IN
WALb1IIS GToN,
Corner oG 'rhird and Fbuoh Sts.,
DID. w. MAULL.
No. 32:B Market street
WILMINGTON, DEL,