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LIQUID CLTARRH REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms Of Catarrh arr at first very slight.
persous find they have a cold, that they have IRE
quent attacks and are sensitive 10 the changes
81 temperature. In this condition the nose may be
dry. or slight discharge thin and scrid afterwards
thick and adhesive. may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
ere Increased Ia quantity and changed ~ quality
they are nos thick and heavy, and are hawSed Or
coughel or The secretioHs are offensive, causing
q bae breath, the voice thick aud nasal; the eyes
are weak the sense 81 smell Is lessened or destroy
Ell deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF Ca
tarfh Is that the person is obliged 10 clear hrs
throat Ia The morning II 4 slick or shiny mucous,
which has fallen tron the heap during the night
Wheu this takes place, the person may be sure That
his disease 4 on It's way 10 the lungs, and should
loose 20 time ia srresiing T.
The above are bat few ~ the many Catarrhal
symp8oria Write 70 our Laboratory for onrpamph
let describing fully all iympiofns i viii be sent
FRIF "a sny address. Also directions where to
procure the medicine
Ne are receiving letters from al parts Of the uu-
ION. and also uumeloHs testimonials from those ms.
iBg Z. beA@ing The evidence Of - iniable merits.
g. bis remedy contains 10 MlAEkAL o. POI
SONUNs INGREDIENTS, bet = prepared from
vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY; therefore il is
PERFECTLY HARMLESS, even % the mott ten.
der and delicate ehid.-<0
evil FOR SEEDYE's CATAHRH REMEDY
nud take 20 other. II not sold BY druggists 10 vouf
ssc.uty, they sl onler itior yon. Price s2,oo per
bette
aS-Atl persons suffering with any affection d
the Head Threat or LHngs. should write a. once
tr our pamphlet faly dcseribiag al symptoms per.
tasping ie the above diseases.
Ii VII hs ssai free 70 aay address
AugHEss
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/ AIDES. ATTENTION
IL pR 49, yFEicouRr
AnnplifiCatcnr E'rontean


For pnlarlus bsaaiihing and developing The hresst
TIE preparation was atiEinaily prepared by ~ De
Negcaf az Paris, and has been used dnfi-7 ihe past
avt vaar rs thousands ut thc fashionable ~ Paris aud
London With ihe mnsl gratifying fernlfs
u Is A0R fpf the FIRST lmc rfescuied + this county
q WilI in ail Remove auy defect 10 form
dilou ~ che Eemaie breast ~ application changes
and pcrlcels 6 10 &c pfisiac beauty
ilAies who ifnm ans cauNc b8Nc not hrcn niF aefel
eprd. via Hua q Invaluable i-r producing fpiiaess ~
f8rm rendering the breasts lsfre AND hrn removing
Tenderness md pain, aud gi'lHg ME tad action to The
mHmHagf acCrstaus
ldafit iadip Pos lfs Nsr can renew thrir husnnt 10
bc condition uf thct youth, while hll Young ladies
whose development has uui been thorough, can lin.
prove heir forms, hF producing hncss aad firm
Eauuduess. % ttuiral ~ I'D natural beauty
its cnuliirni quality Hifcs an exquisite sotfnru 70
the skiu white ID vitaiyVs and stimulates The whole
muscular action increasing The Development, and beau.
jfyiuN the form " gives % che hgHasis that perfect
development which rkciies the admiTaton Of lhr most
lndluetnt and which q thc Pride 81 every lads q ~
duement and educated taste, aud should be placed
among tlie treasures Of perfect toilet No inennYtH
fence ia ia application Price ~ per caec, with full
directions FOE usp sent closely sealed aud post paid BY
matt or expfess, uu receipt ~ an order, by bIhHlH
SHUTS q co Chemists, - River ~, Troy, v
y bah correspondence slcrcdly confidential
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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f.usa sIe,s ~ sfi Hsteass 'eas aFaseas lhs sec.
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ssHH faaiafss fta hshtainats Va thf asstiena dFfs
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tath "a ne~tifa Wa8#re rtue. ana aiHNs 10 e. htesi
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ssh ahr fruHAfaiiens Ga iHtHnpug nrtncess haf With
sian3s iis stlrH s. lI aim-bsre fhr afnfns y tsl
lsafe. 81 tst0ysfe ihf asrs Deesantiy bosovlng
ts Fcatuct ii p theEhausihiH and sVuefunslf tpis
ptrtf See rrfiHiae 6 FHau.
VIII ias CD cheated srt'e 81 htlp4f 10 Yurne u.
aY ~ gentleman rsrd plhg n sinFe hetHcaursa lali
aHd sp.tl dlrrr Sons Or ser Hii AfraH af each bot
ttr. Itls sftlsle = we waf9 ne prizes ss petume
~ expires prppaia anfsr3Fi q n
ThH Programme clB lsg ssDt .rft l'vsaFarv 9rm Oh
tHreatan lnd ail spWWaenrr Will be ruHsArffa
.trifilt gsna3eHdal N aidrfs shsad % 8afessee 10
BtRGER. SIT IT'S 4 GO. Afmists 50 hiHcs sNssi
rroy. i, ne onlg Aesuts iet ne same 70 Awsres
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Temperance Rsading
-, DrunLard'. ChlIdrsn.

YsHs oBs sharp. frosty moru.ne. lie
o.ner aag a uau Fong Caaly r. lsis
usrl 2au something lFng lessac psss
4 tssafla Which maae him Suddenly
siop ~ thoueht BE- saw Two hcaas
Sars - st. there wcre two hite
Arsas 80 ag1ae leaves and ssfaR 10
lsekrl awav the caves wiih his io9t
asa found tpo rnali elnidren v1ih
tiirss arms around esch other asleep
An "a sta~S covered fhem. The Little
hof oYncl has eyes
Hos came ron here. ehii3rcl ask
a tbe uaa
Aye hal nowhere else 10 sleep, aaid
the baf
TIE h,ao girl then walked up and r.
ran 81 trp Hush, SISSY. Be Sad (
sdot4 cfg How came yon here.
children aakcd the nan again
~where's your mother Mother I
dn4a. answered The boy Haven
roa ! fsharyF Yes. sir, answered
tho box. aWcli. where is hcY asked
tho snam. He turned as outdoors last
night he drinkod, and came home,
and swcarcd us out u the house. and
SISSY and came here. said the little
boY. Poor, dear children cried the
man. tears running down his brown
checks. = - run did ~ Nothing
but rum can turn a fathers heart 70
stone. and make him turn bis mother
lcss ckildrcn from tho door Yes, and
/ dare say rum broke your poor moth
erA heart
The man took tie little girl IN bis
arms. for she was stiff and cold, and
carried them both 10 his own warm
kitchen. where bis wife gave them a
plenty Of good breakfast
He then went 10 hunt up their mis-
cradle father. He was on the door N
his own house, raying with that sick.
ness which il the drunkards own SICK
ness dsliriWm fremeas. Once be was an
industrious, healthy man; now, what Q
sight was he The ncigbbors called
HIM beast That Is not fair, for the
poor beasts are kind 10 their little ones
he was FAR, far below the beast He
had made himselfA degraded monster
That il what strong drink does fol
men and boys
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oESSEEAL AahsTs.

taAa NJ PaFk, Cluesnnaii Qhies Falief. flach
Fuaef. CAieasg. ISL BafHhams NEh schaack, cd4-
eara. / 81 ueaaas har4es d Co. New Vera y. kAn
sssi ! o.. BsisAe, \. " fsusud, she2ey Co.
nstrlat Mch Mests z Fatef, bQsign, hass.
FFsneh. KschAras Z Co.. Pel sdslpeis, r. 4. s.
ssasFs 4 Ca. piitstafeA Pa CoHiEs Bro.s 81
I.assis. Me-; Rsraes, Nard & Co.. Lsass5lis. Az;
hg'se z ksa, 8eusais Tenn.s r 4. bspety,
krhmana VA ftmanson z Seek, kAlianafe
va, bsxtsF s NeiegrF Alhzav, \. T.; siFang q
ArrnstruHg Cersiaaa. 9hios Ia. 1oansioa, Ds
rre.N Esss WAY Pssr1 a c.. L~ab.'l3s X.
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As Oregon paper says enough hquoF
has been sent across the mountains -
keep every man in Montana drunk al
winter
Tar substance 81 the verdict q q re-
cent c0roner's Jury On man who died
= 4 state u inehrataon Was Death
~ hanging round a ran-shop
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QUICK CURES aud Low PRICES.

Tcenty faoasqHd Pahenh Cufea AauuoRg.
nRJ TEILEE continues 10 be eoHfd,ntaiIy
~ suited on cpl forms giptifatf diAAsst atht % e.
ta5lished Hospital 80 Bsagsfstfeot Albany, y. y
Twenty yeare devoted 10 this pHe particular biHHeb 81
practice euabes hiai perform cares s0ch 10 bsr
pbYticlnn San ad iis taees Arr safh (bens III
p1ndence Wlih ihe uost eminent physieans u the Old
World af 0btning the safest as Ne % tht lapst rene
dies ~ theae disas offers indnrfmeuts 70 The unfor-
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cords, Bub8 liberated hrat core posf tender shin
bones CuiaAegus ergptions Boh iefrf AhfFssss, and
80 other Impurities - tAg syhifn, ere Fsreey nnder
tho control lhs boete medicines ane hafe bees test
ediB more that sa0aV eases annusliy VIII i~mssss'
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Young mon addicted " secret heblts. Who bass I'm
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risa life. bottled Shat 70 eaasaltihg Dr. Teller,
lisg mil fnd t3eHa a. e9asole and Physician rho
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feides IL tbai makes lfs dfsifstie ahd happy
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modem science, acff mon Che Pearl and Hair in
hi almost miraculous manner II has been used Nv
lie elite of PARIS and Loudpn With The mosi nattsr
inq success Names eiaifpufchHers viii BE regis
tered ma cuiire satisfaction v not given III every
instance. tie money aill be cheefuIly rtlnndsd.---
Price by mail sealed and postpaid, 81 Descriptive
circulars ami testimonials mniled Tree. Address
Bergef Shuts i Co.. Chemists, No. zt5 River stress
Troy, n. y Sole agents fort tie United States.
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Causing Bodily Injury or Loss Of Life, at low Rates
Of Premium. AIS insures against
loss or LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE,
Whether Disease or Accident. with compensation
for Personal Injuries, thus combining all the tene-
h,s az both Tife and Accident Insurance under one
Policy at the lowest rates Of premium
NET CASH ASSETS JUNE 1,......,.....s 5oo,Gii.64.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Connecticut, IS the plopecr Accident Insurance
Company Of this country; It has pad-up capital
Of half million. with large and increasing sur
plus safely invested for the security Of its policy
holders, aud is management is 10 the hands Of pu
dent and experienced underwriters. Within the
past two years il has written serenity NOasgnd poll
cies, and promptly PAR OVER THREE THOU
SAND l. 0SSES-includiug fity.one total losses
(by death -iu which the large sum Of Sl74b0O was
realized for less than 81 600 in premiums. Its large
aud successful business, and promptness and 5er-
alty IN paying losses, place il at the head Of Acci
dental Insurance Companies.
Policies written by our agents for any term rom
one month to FIVE years, for any sum from SiOO0 to
$4,000, with from S. to $50 weekly compensation,
AT from S. TO $50 annual premiam.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMBINED.
Tie Travellers Of Hattford now issues policies IN
surinr against Loss or LIFE FROM ANY
CAUSE, whether disease or accident, nth Ueektg
compensation for disabling accident, thus combining
LiFE and ACCIDENT insurance under one policy. al
the lowest rates Of premium. All approved forms
Of Life Insurance, whether endowment, ten year,
life or term policies either with or without weekly
conversation. The Combined Life and Accident
Policies are an written At the Home Office
There is no previous instance IN the History o.
Life Insurance where indemnity has been secured
70 the policy holder for loss o. damage 70 heperson
as we'll az absolute loss Of he Experienced actua-
res eypreSs the opinion that this win prove the
most valuable and popular Insurance yet devised.
JAMES 9, PATTERSON President
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
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IiNOM VllY nrSTlNY,

MAnaat Z. r. 1uoRNToN, tie great English dsro.
0aist ClafxayHGt ana Psythomcriisn who lgs aston
Islrd the sceuj iac classes oG the old world has To-
Gated hcrsplfat Hudson. y. " MamHc Thornton pose
sossrs such wondered puwr uf second sight ns TO tna
he he 10 import SNOW ledge al the greatest Importance
tD che siu4lc married 1t either While 10 state
" trance She dfhates the very itpturft ~ thr person
you o. marry and hf tbs AID 81 ~ umeh % IN
produce lieske picture Of the iRtUfc hafhAnd ~
vile 90 tho ApPl cant, together with date 81 mafiEe ~
sitau Ia liie leading traits 20 character Re. THIS il no
hutnDua as thousand Of testimonials can nssffi She
viii send. wheA desired ceftl.h certificate ~ written
guarantee lhat The etafe Il What i pufPoris 70 he
rs enclosing small lock of har and Stating plare 81
birth age disposition aud complexion. aud enclosing 70
cent? and stamped Hope adore sfed 70 yourself
wifi receive The picture and Getifed information W re-
turD msil Address in cunldfnee Madame H. b Thorn
on T. .. Bo2 228. Hudson, y, R.--ly4
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CAUTION
10 Females ia Ocllcntc NenLth

20 Females ia Dclicatc Health.
DR. DOW, Physician and surgeon No.
~ ENnIcoTr ST., EosroN, Is consulted daily ior
an diseases incident 70 the female SYSTEM Fro
lapsus Uteri or Flour Abus, Suppression, aud ether
menstrual arrangements. are all treated on new
pathological prime ples, and speedy relief guaranteed
Ia very few DAYS. So invariably certain is ihis
new mode Of treatment, thRt most obstinate com
plants WELD under il, and the afflicted person soon
reioiccs 10 perfect Heath.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had creator experience in
the cure OF diseases Of women than any DINER phy
sican IN Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV
Wish to stay in Boston few Days under his treat
mcut,
Dir. Dow, since isl5, having confined bis whole
attention 10 an, Flee practice for The cure % Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledge no
superior in the United States.
n R-Ail letter. must contain one doilar,of they
will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ TO r.. NJ.
Boston, July % ls66.-lyyzb
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luAREMoNT MANUFACTURING

~ COMPANY,
! L. l.. GoppABD, Agent manufacturers Of Paper ana
i Books job Printers aud Binders, aud Nhoiesoie
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Icommunlealed.l
THE LEGIsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.

SMYRNA, Jan. 80, 1857.
Mr.. EpIToR:-Permit me TO express to
yonr able Dover correspondent, and your
self, my thanks for the manner in which the
proceedings OF the General Assembly are
reported in the JOURNAL. The told fogy"
rule of giving long string Of matter In re,
gard to Mr.. Somebody's having introduced
a bill to straighten road, without giving
an explanation of the why or wherefore,
and in many instances, as to It's location,
was simply filling up the columns of the
paper with matter OF no practical interest
at all, and conveying no information to the
general reader. Then again, under that
system of reporting, they inform US that
Mr.. B. introduced bill to amend chapter =
of the Revised Code. Now nine-tenths of
the people have not got copy of the Re-
vised Code and when they read such an
announcement in the paper, are as wise in
relation to what the proposed amendment,
| is, as the man in the moon. Your cores
pondent has taken the right course. He saves
us the trouble Of reading many columns oil
matter of no earthly Importance, and at the
same time keeps us advised of the passage
of every measure of interest He also in
forms the public in clear manner OF the
bearing such acts will have upon the gene
raj welfare of society. can assure yo'
that in this vicinity KS letters are quit
popular, and the JOURNAL is sought ate
for information as to the doings of the Legis
lature, by men of all parties, some OF whom
are even subscribers to other papers, tina
still retain the antediluvian style of report
ing the proceedings His knowledge {
the affairs of the State, and general polite:
] also serve TO add much value to his correI
e pondence, and renders his letters far superiC
. 10 any others written from the State Capito
We hope he will continue TO favor you
d columns with regular letters from DOVE
= during the session, that we may be able
= tell what our Solons are doing. Yours,
t PRoGREss
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CHIMES AND CASUALTIES.

REM. r. Miller, convicted of stealing let
tiers with checks in them, while passing
through the New York postoffice, was SEN
fenced TO ten years Imprisonment at Sing
SIM
VIM. II. Hughes North Carolina mcr-
chant arrived in New York, Saturday,
under arrest. on a charge of having obtained
sal GOO worth of goods from leading New
York Arms on false pretences.
Irwin A. benson, formerly Master-at. Arms
in tho United States runboat Cayuga, COM
uitcd sucide by shooting himself through
tho head ON Sunday. in the back yard of a
hoo,dinr bouse No. go Main Street, Brook
ivn Denression CONSEQUENT on the death
=, lilo vife and loss of employment since
lie discharge from the navy, was the cause
of ,he rasb act,
'rhe mail agent on the North Missouri
ra,Irood renorts that six men messengers on
,e northern train were drowned while at
temn,inr IN cross the Missouri river on the
loo an Frilov morning Mt st. Louis. Tho
ion VOC too heavy for the ferry boat to rur
throngh. lint these men. being anxious Il
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LETTER FROM DOVER.
....oord,ue. n he Journal and Siaiaman.
DOVER. january 80. 1867.

DOVER, January 80, 1867
The Joint resolutions in favor ofiesiing the
copstitutionality of the act of Congress, tax
ing the issue OF State Banks, before the Su-
preme Court of the United States, we're
brought up to-day, and occupied the whole
morning session. Messrs. Allderdce and
Reed were the speakers, and they were list
ened 10 with much attention by a crowded
house. The resolutions were adopted by a
strict party vote, all the Union members
voting against them.
The following bills have passed both
EIouses
The act to re-ncorporate the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company for twenty years.
The act TO incorporate the Dorchester and
Delaware Railroad Company; and the act tc
incorporate the Mechanics Loan Association
of Wilmington.
The act to incorporate the Wilmington
Rolling Mills Company has passed thu
House, and now goes TO the Senate.
MIR. Bradford introduced to-day bill t.
: incorporate the Brandywine Water Powe
Company. The Commissioners are Messrs
William Lea, James E. Price, George G
4 Lobdell, Jesse Sharpe, and others, and til
4 capital is to be $5OO,OO0, with power to II
C crease to 81, 600, 600 The Company seen
. to be for the purpose of buying and col
Il solidating the water power on the Brand.
n wine, near the city of Wilmington.
l. This afternoon, Mr.. Allderdice Introduce
y bill to revise and re-codiy the public Law
Is OF the State, which received its first readin
r. Mr.. Bancroft introduced, this morning,
al Joint resolution declaring that the Seho
a ~ Fund shall not be used for any purpose c
., cept the object to which it has been devot
an for over thirty years. They were vot
u down by a strict party vote-all the Uni
me- men voting in favor of their adoption
ay Some three weeks since, Mr.. Eliason
ng troduced joint resolution to raise the
lie, tional flag on the State House during
~, Ia sessions. The resolution was passed, but
flag has never been raised.
The certificate of the Sheriff and Insp
tors of the special election held in
,., county, yesterday, was read in the Ilo
, "'s this afternoon. Mark NJ. johnson is cleo
IN, to fill the vacancy, and will appear tom
,no row and take the oath OF Office
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s.xaA By virtue Of q writ Of LsvAr PAoAs to me a.
s1l reoted will be exposed to Public kaei AZ the
l Hotel Of j. Pussy smith, in the city Of Whining
laAs|M ton, New Castle County, Delaware, on sALoh
JAY the 2sd day Of February, 1867, at O'CLOCK, r.
NJ the following described Real Estate, Viz; ,
Al that csrtaia tract Of land, situate, lying and being
honnSed and described as follows TO wilt beginning
Al corner Of Isaac Rtsr's land and In line or lot NO.
o. thence by the said Rtes along stone wall north
thirty deErees east hundred and thirteen perchea 70
corner Of said Riter land and in line OF John for,
woods land thence parity by the said forWoods lAnu
aud partly by Amos Wickernhame land north elshly,
leading 10 Smiths Brdg, thence along middle Of sam,
nineytsvsu degrees fy six perchus TO corner OF 10
No o. ence by lot Noq south sixtYtwo ADD one nal
degrees cast hryone psches to the place OF BEGINNING
containing twenty Ave and two roods OF land D.
the more or less.
seHed and taken in execution the property OF Josp
OnmmInH. deceased, and l. I. 8 and 10 be aold by
WILLIAM HERBERT, bherH.
sharrs Ofics New Castle, January 25, l667-fsbt Il
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By vrtus OF suudry wfts of H. IA 70 me directed, Will
be exposed to Publie Sale at the shops Of Morrison
D. White corner Of Tenth aud TAtnall street, 10 the
Oily Of Wilmington, New Castle County Del. 90 SATUR
DAY the 9Th day Of February, 1851 At 10 o'clock A. M
the following decribsd Personal Property, viz;
buggy bodies, hight roekAway, Jenny Lind !
buggy body painted lot OF wheels set wheels ironedi
boSS carriage curtains and trimmings 90 feet Of top
leather rug for carriage sewing machinra unhntsh-
ed light roekaway, tet iron for buggy carriage iron
axles bolS aud clips bolt cutter tire bender, lot oil
new and ola iron lwedgea ong hammers drls, braces
and blts slack tubs and ttussels, stesyArt, grind
stone and fixtures, iron vices, bellows, AnVls,
slsdRes cast Iron hon stoves aud hxtures lot uni-
bsr Hpoks and fsoas 1000 feet popsT 40l feet hckor
dafs aud patterns lot Of paints, oils yhrnish, palm
MILE &c Also, the pired term Of eaas Of shops
Seized taken In execution as the property ofAorr
| son b. White, and to be sold by
| WILLIAM HgRBERT. Sheriff
SHERIFF. omes, New Castle January rs 1867 .-fsbl-t