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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
THE ANSWER,


Spare mo, dread angel Of reproof,
And let the sunshine weave to-day
Its gold threads in the warp and woOf
or life so poor and gray.
Spare me while: the flesh Is weak.
These lingering feet, that fain would stray
Among the flowers. shall some day seek
The strait and narrow way.
Take on thy eVer-watehfal eye,
The awe Of thy rebukiRg frown;
The dullest slave at times must sigh
10 fling his burdens down.
To drop his galley's stralninE oar,
and pr.ss, in summer warmth snd calm,
The lap of some enchanted shore
OF blossom and of balm.
drudge not my life its hour OF bloom,
My heart its tasts Of long dssirei
This day be mine; he those to come
As duty shall require.
The deep voice answered to my own,
Shifting my selfish prayers away:
'To-morow is with God alone,
And man hath bat to-day.
'say not thy fond. vain heart within,
The Fathers arms shAll still be wide
When from these pleasant ways Of sin
Thou turn'st at evsntide."
"Csst thysef down" the tsmptor saith,
"And angels sh IL thy feet uphear!"
he bids thee make a lie of faith,
bla'phemy of prayer.
Though God be good and free DO Heaven,
No ioree divine car love compel
And, though the songs Of sin forgiven
May sound thri ugh lowest bell,
The fwe.t p- slaslon OF HIS voice
1iespecta thy sanctiIy OF Will.
He giF-th day; thou hast thy choice
To walk in darkness sill
Asore who, 'urning from the light,
wstcle, his own gray sh,dow 'all,
Doutting, upon his path of night,
II thsre be day at ALI
No word Of doom may shut thee out,
No wind OF wrath may downward whlrl,
No swords OF fire keep waioh about
Th- open gates Of pearl.
tenderer light than moon or sun,
Thnu song of earth a swesier hymn,
May shine sud sound forever on,
And then be deaf aud dim.
Forever round thu Merey-seAt
The guiding iiAhts OF Lovs shall burpi
But what ( habit bound, thy feet
Shall lack the will 10 turnf
What II thine eye refuse to see,
Thine ear of ueAYen's fiee welcome fall,
And thou willing captive be,
Thyse thy own dark jail7
doon beyond the saddest guess,
As the 10 years oil God unroll
To make thy dreary selfshness
The prison of a soul
To doubt the love that fain would break
The fettels from thy self bound limbi
And dream that God can thee fJrsake
Az thou forsakest HIM
JonN @. WHITTIER
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08

Thirty thousand head of cattle from Texas
and New Mexico, bound for the eastern
markets, are row at Aheline, on the Uni ,u
Pacific Railway, one hundred and sixty Nv,
miles from the Kansas State line.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
CRITTENDENS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.

= :, n, -,.-,. ,,.-... = .,t,, - t1...-
Ths College occupies the whole upper porhon oi thrre
stories Of the rge Gouele 9ndng Al ths n corner o.
UtheINuI anu ShN n - n oeteets' - "eil hsnN'ef
and htted up in sty'e oi elegance aud eohVenehee
which is unsurpassed. ,t,.. .
ThS instruction. given mere iH OF the most pAeueai anu
busiessslse enaraeter' Inc ol i.s -
shown Gy the Aet that aurlng ehe pas year neay sever
taadred studsnts we're IN Asnutneei anu alno " ~
readiness Win whleh its grauuaes sseute luetANse
situations, and slarss numDero VI APpheat'ops Sus
10 the college lor theni,
The course Observation-Disclosures
Bo0k-kREPINGs
htcb ,s tsuybtin all ts depsrtments aud appcAtiopA
M, IL ia nrsesed bv ma neat IN and hus
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
II RMqA HALLS
0ea ,,1lVEcEIABLE SIGILIAN
q III HAIR
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Has stood the test of seVe1l gears
before the public and no lI7'epdg'0-
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covered that 1UiLL produce the same
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aetU scientific discovery, combining
nlany of the most posce;Tsn G,.a re=
StOrGtige agents IN the NEoETABLE
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TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. 10 makes the scalp tCiitte
and clean; cures dGndl1tW and
hitnlOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and aOiH make 10 groto upoi,,
batd heads, egcept. tn GcFU dgea
persons, as ft furnishes the 1autt't-
fiye principle By sOItich the hair Is
HOHTislaed and supported. II makes
the hnir moist, soft, and ltoSsN,
and Is lEilSUg1oU SSed as q III Il 10
ESSIN II Is the cheapest
preparation eUeI' offered to the pub
tic, as one bottle fUiJ accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other 2Irep0ruft0lt.
ri Is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The 9UOndeI,fuL results produced
by our SiciIiGis HatF RenelOeT haze
paratiOns for the Hair, under vG-
riOWS names and, tll order to f7l-
dmCe the trade and the 7I1tbtfc TO
purchase their compounds, they
hare TeSOrted to fdtsehO0d, on
claiming they acre former part
9le1's, or hutL some conn nectfOn fUtth
OuI. Mr.. Hall, and their pTcpdra-
fiOn lU0s similar to ours. Do not
be deoeiVed Oy them. Purchase the
OrigindL: ID has neUer net been
eql0IIed. Our Treatise on The Hair,
s5ith certificates, sent free by 7ndit.
See that each bottle has our 21a'tvGte
RevenWe Stamp 0Ue1' the top of the
bottle. 44IL others are limitations.
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Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in MeiiciHs
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
HEEDIoAL ELEoTRIcITY.
DR. G. H. LAWToN,
Late Of New York and Philsdephia would say TO hin
friends and tbs public that he may still be founA ut
No. 913 MARKET STREET,
Where he ia treating
NERVOIJS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or evary description with tue most gratifying reButs,
ny HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELRl III Ilf,
vste of prartlee based strictly scientific pr cpe
a thorough knowledge Il which only necessary IN
order 70 insu easul traatmsn but without which
he application Of 81 croity In any iom hut dPnge
roma * Ypsren We rive below list ut diseases To the
eAtmn Of which this system is -snaei lily adaptsd, aud
in which w9 have be.n most sucresEful;
Amauross, blindness tTom paralysis Of the optic nerve
smanurrhtea 4, Interruption reeuton Of The menses
aph ma p 3resslOn OF the volo a,thmi, agie, chs,
ehoea Il Vtus dance, eonstipat On tatrh o0nsN up.
ton in It's early stages chloresli co dnes OF tee
and hands cramps cancers drafness, wnen from para
sis OF the aocouste dy pspsis diabetis psy,
d.tuence, gravel. goire hysieria, hin DIS ase impo
ener, lumba o. liver complaints, loekiaw, nsuragle,
nervous piles. palsy, rheumatism HpInal aiseaae
eurys ures and tumors.
In uterius Tor womb dis.ase Its value eaunot be ett
matet proisp.us mi-p 4c1ment ulo4r o IS aud oh r
flrms womb dl-sA,s-, promptly relieved and perma-
| nently cured in incredibly short space u time
| REFERENCES
We hsvs the pleasure OF referring thoso who may wlth
To under axe Electrical treatment 70 the tollowiuB well
kn1wn cit zens of Wim ngtOn aud vicinity who hAvs
boo treated by u.s. witnessed our tFe itelt IN others
| j Hsph Bringnarst 2lg West street
| Edward b. Rice, 60i Shpley street.
W. H. NAf, 4 East Fourth street,
Chares a, uordon, 62t Market straet.
Canreo cletand corner OF seven and Washington ata
Il H. ZONES rnsr Of Filth sad Market streets.
| VIM L Rad ilph, alt MArke street.
| d. Wash ngt IN RUSSELL ChrBtiana, Del.
Walter r. sou hgate .iehle-oHepl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
FERTILIZERS.

VNO OUR CUSTOMERS WE TAKE
pleasure In announcing Dealers in Fertilizers aud
the Agricultural public. that have within the past
year increased facilities for the manufacture Of
RAW BONE PH0SrHATR, TO extent unequallsd by
any her House in the United states Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement Of our old
established works In Philsdephis. known the DELLA
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS,
but also the purchase Of extensive and westoek ed
works at Chicago illinois, with all the necessary
chinary cars &c. to conduct the business. This estab
Iishment alone has produced annually 5000 Of
dried bones and meat and Is capable of being largely In
creased. We dssre by the closest supervision, to
duet these two that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from their consolidation, In OBJ
tanning a MANURE which shall maintain standard
and uniform quality and at the lowest possible price.
BAUGH ~ SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08

IGOR NoT.RgfENrIoN OR INooNT[Ns NcE OF
Il URINE, rritAtion, in1tRmaton, or ulcer hon o
the bladder or Kidneys deaHes Of the prosrate glands
stone in tue bladder esenlu gravel or brlaF dus de'
pogt an all diseases of the bidder kidneys and drop.
steal aSellins-, use HELMBoLDS FLUID EXTRACT
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08

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4ysu a3l is Dan so eAl sdnts iuarsf
ltaa. ea.a a+.H t8
sq4-l t4sA c.s5
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08

ITTANTFD--sIx THOUSAND DOLLARS
w (6,OOOJ for tive years on ond sud Mortgage.
nrst lien IN Fam in Nov Castle Hundred, worth
Twenty-Five Thousand Dol1ars, ISIS u0O Address, H.
~ this of8 q. STATING terrnss&e jy26-2m
VXTANTED.--CITY PROPERTY FOR A
w sood Tract Of lAnd laying on the heilread near
snlehdii Fruit Farm NJ ", CHI d.
sent AT COZ Market Street, wilmington Del.
| c,TRAYED AWAY--ONE BAY MARE
y aud OF i,RAY MARI, from tue farm OF David RIBS,
near Lovavle. Any information the bnva will be
In -nkfully and rewarded BY ILsoN
WOOD, Stove neaers, Southeast Corner OF From and
! Orange Streets wrmiHrtou Dsla ocli.2t
! HfNFBsBLkD AND DELiCATE CONSTI UTI0Ng oi
/ IL both koxes, Helmhols Extract Buchu IL will
ys brisk and epsFget feelings aud enable yoa to sleep
! Wsn' if 4as-- lHA4 GE8H LCN. .O4 4'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08

DESTRUCTION ON THE PIANo.--AT
1 ihe solieita ion o. number Of ocr citizens Prof y
: cOLMAN, formerly OF this ity will give imited
number Of pu ils INSTRUCTION on TIik PIANO ~ d
In VOCAL tjUsIi. Application may be- made a. ult
s,rast snnve + gbth s.ptl II
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
WANTS,

WANTS.
= SELLING AGENT WANTED FOR
a mis- CITY AND VICINITY. for rne OF the Fir't
Class and established sowing Ma hines, SURPRISED lS
mona ior domestic aud manufacturing purposes rate
of Discount VIII be allowed which will warrant lib-ral
outlav and ensure proHab'e Lusiness Address with
1ecomm-ndt'ln, s. BoS:89 POSE Wes Baslon. wa
MONEY WANTED.--wE CAN LOAN ON
Nl good landed sscufiy-sin nond and Mprigast--A
number Of suma Of s5O 81 600, 81 900, $1,000 $1,000
5000 sc. Any person having moaey, and wanting II
W. MeCAUI LEY a CO.,
ana q Market FirA
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Raise q chorus ere we palL
To Tire grabbed muscs;
In the chambers where oar reasons
Suffered. through departed scasonsi
..H....t. 4. l.Yf..s
cPAyD LODGE OF MAsOXs.

The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
continued its session yesterday morning. After prayer
bv r. W f. c. Ever Of The Protestant Episcopal Church'
tbe Lodge went into ballot for Grand Junior Warden.
Bro Chris L. Fox received $40, and Bro T. L. Judsoh W.
leaving majority of 2O votes fur Nh FoN WHO was d
clared duly elected. Worshpiu Campbell Alien oheeu
the following resolution: @. ,,. al
10 inform body whether scheme 10 The nature c lottery guy
concert enterprise is foot urf Tie auspices ."
nv under She auspices of tis Grand Lodge OF '' q" W
officers thereof - , o., - ,t.,.,,
Bro Allen said that az No III Broadway rs dSrepn-
table ciii cutcrprsc fu The benefit oi the luud Wch rs
i'm violation not only Cf the law o Che laud. hut also III
violation OF an Masonc usage. The II. W: ana non
Iulcc Johnson Grand Master elect, entered ms protest
and hopcd that resolution might he passed laying an
Injunction on the parties who cot up such schemes o
discontinue them. The resolution was unaniln1us, Z,
adoptcd Bro. John W. Smons was thcn elected 6tahl
Trc1surcr and L. W james VI. Austin, Grand secret tly
The accounts of the Committee on the Han ana Asylum
Fund show that the amount i'm the ITedsUrtrs naus is
$4,000 The lolowiugnamcd gentlemen were u 20
fin vacancies: Grand Chapl3us, the Rev. r. L. Schoo
maker Charles H. Platte and g. G. EwcIs Grand Pursui
want Johnson Fountain; Grand Tyler ". Scwell FISK;
r. ". Dr Albert :. Maclny, Past Grand secretary oi
south Carolina, having been introduced was lcSclNcY'
with becoming Gonors After winch The "idhd Lo0s' ""
iotiTupd.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Ssluiatory, Park March.

APPLICATION FOR TIE PARDON or EDWARD
KETcHUM.-The Hon Edward Kctchum whose petition
for the release OF his from State Prison has been
made the subject Of newspaper comment has written
letter for publication wherein he says and quotes the
Hon. A. Oakley Hall in support Of his opinion that under
the ecnicaes Of the law the Court Of General Sessions
might have been able TO convict his Of forgery
since lie was, In the fathers opinion, not morally repOn-
Eble when he committed the acts for which he is under
punishment. Mr. Ketchum seniors points are snbstan
TALLY these l. Young Ketchum had accumulated for
himself by the legitimate operations OF his business,
fortune with which he might have retired from the firm
This fortune one short months speculatons swept away
and with II went million belonging TO the house OF
Ketchum, son Co. CZed by approach TO the verge Of
ruin, he began 10 borrow money worthless checks
but II must be observed that the securities which the
young negotiated very careessly signed, that
the signatures OF men whom he knew very well were
stsnetimes inaccurate To Orthography and always In
Ketcums own handwriting and that sehoolb0y OF IL
years could have cOunterfeited sklfuy In every
instance. 2. He pleaded guilty rather than technically
tell fasehOOd TO evade the penalty Of the law and
sentenced on his own conscientious plea OF guilty"
when II improbable that he could be proved by
any within the DistrictAttorney's reach Sup
posing him TO have been really guilty his punishment
character before and since his arrest has been such
entitle him 10 sympathy and mercy. s. The men who
suffered heavy losses by his act and who would DO the
least likely TO exaRgerate his claims 20 pardon
among the most earnest applicants for he yeease; and
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

MEETING OF THE WORKINGMEN's UNioN-Presl-
don't Jobn Ennis was IN the chair last evening, and "A
,yorl,ipgmens societies represented. The repre-
ontotves of all but society reported that deegates
had been elected to the WOrkngmens Eght-lIour Con
,ion 70 he held on the 18th inst, but that had
hocn rncted TO vote for the immediate adoption Of the
eigbt hour rule while many expected 10 urge delay
ti tho Isl of November next. Mr. Bigh President OF
thc Protective Union, said that the horse
sbo strike has been generally successful The railway
soynones may work their shops month, or perhaps
ioTgar with the persons whom they have employed 10
mn the places Of good workmen; but the lourneymeh
rsesh0crs will-said Mr. Blghyet win the scale OF
icrs for which they struck ard the railway companies
viii vet see it be their interest TO employ the strikers
circular was read from the President OF the NatlOnaI
Iaor ITuion inviting state. and local organizations 70
send delegates to National Labor Convention to be hed
nm Chicago on Monday, Aug. 10 delegation from the
WorUngmcn's Assembly OF Chicago 10 whom the prlVl-
lrSe of he floor had been granted addressed tho Union
Mr Robinson assured his brethren Of New That inc
worklngmen Of The West viii struggle until the rcducOh
of two hours a day shall have been won. The UnOh
odontcd resolutions thanking Messls. klbben,
Ready and Oakley for their services IN securing the
MASSAGE OF the Eight Hour law. Mr. Jcssup, from inc
committee on Establishing Workingmans Newspaper
i'm NewYor reported that gentleman VINO prefers 10
he unknown has offered TO invest $1,000, ana interest
others TO the extent OF 5000 III the publication OF
weekly newspaper which shall represent w0rkihgheIl
lie nroposcs that the various labor organizations n tnc
itv shall tae stock in the Journal and thus assure them
selves that their newspaper shall not be eCted III e ~
tcrest OF capital. Mr. John Reid, VINO Is ieauer oi
me IcGgo Adr0cc, assured the Union That me egh
hour strike i'm the West Is nearer snccss IMAM he WEI
ern daily press Is willing 10 admit, ana Nh Robinson oI
Chicago charged that capitalists have sent over tle Wits
o thc East false tolccrans with respect to the strike
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
SUICIDES.
DROWNING IN THE EAST RIVER.

DROWNING IN THE EAST RIVER
At about sunrise yesterday morning Oihcer Palmer
saw an unknown undress at the foot Of East Fifth
st and leap into the East River Before the officer could
reach him he sank and was drowned The clothes of the
unknown taken to the Union Market Police station
POISONING.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Wildey
at No 26O West Eleventht the body Of Kate Nor
ton who committed suicide by taking morphine. About
panied 10y Mr.. Drury, who IS understood to be down
town merchant recently from Detroit DruIy introduced
frequently called to her. and on sunday accompanied
by his wife, visited her. and remained some time. On
Thursday; accompane4 ~ Jane nrGr,,s NeSn stoTS
Finally he called IN policeman, ana under the QlnCeI
advice she left the store. On the way home she informed
her companion that Druy and herself had lives together
husband and wife IN Detroit ana elsewhere, nearly
four years, but that he had recently married another
woman and wished 10 cast her OF. He abandoned her
in Detroit, but she followed him to My 8qrb he had
ei9,rj9 the NetronQqf PeF in West Fjcyentist
ON her return from the visit TO Mr.. DruTy, Miss ~ went
10 her roOm and her companion went TO lunch Later
the day she was found her bed partially dsrobed aud
seriously ill., Her breath short and labored and she
summoned 6ut it was too late p6iai containing so
luton OF morphne was found IA te POCKET OF he
and found evident traces Of poison The following pen
cilled letter found on her person:
broken s hard to ls treated as have sfea y lin loved 80
cannot live mast de- lie does not love be hates me- He bad
Pray TIA. mas be orsv Oh I'd, do not take of my
neck Chsin.'
Miss Norton was a native Of Maine aged 10 years Mr.
Drury SAYS that he cOhabed with her, but he ad
that he paid her board in Detroit and Chicago. He
has taken charge OF the remains.
BY SHOOTING.
About 10 o'clock last evening. Policeman Steed
heard the report Of pistol in Washington Parade
Ground. He into the mcOsurc and Of the
crOsswaks near the fountain found lying dead.
BY his side lay a snglebaTeled pistol, empty, and the
evidence that the suicide had shot himself in the
mouth. Death must have been almost instantaneous.
MQTCCT-st
visited during the night by several persons OF
whom recognized it, In one Of the pockets Of the I'M
knOwns coat accOunt-bOOk containing the entry
'W Sirbach account with Ed KOlseh no. 842 Hudson
ST. The body that OF Mr. KOlsch, IL is therefore,
cOnieetured that the first mentioned is that OF the
suicide. Among other papers found is ticket for
cursiOn OF Company G, 5jth Regiment y. V s. y. Co. 10
take place the 18th inst The unknown apparently
German, aged about 35 years. He wore black coat,
plaid pantaOOns, wOOen shirt and fine boots.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
THE EXCURSION TO THE HOLY LAND.

The side-wheel steamship Quaker City viii start
to-day at 10 o'clock, precisely the excursion to the
Mediterranean and the Holy Land This cNeilson which
embraces visits many o. the classical and historical
Ilaccs of ant3 3uity and the middle ages ia The sont c
Europc and the Holy Land, including syria ara Asia
Minor The Nile. Jerusalem, Alexandra, ana hnhc"du
bv the Island Of Madeira, viii last for about hNe nohs
from the time OF leaving New lOTk until the arrival DICK
bv the middle Of October The passage uCkCt Tor tHc
Tip costs 2J0in currency, ard 50 paseugct' nave p'n
booked iOl the voyage which realizes Tie sum OF eluW
In addition % passengers viii bc taken on buaio
at Mar-cillcs for the voyage. Inc quaker civ
side-whccl steamer 10 years old and has been newly
rebuilt and lifted up in an elegant manner, with hand
some saloons pantIics. DC There is large ahd any
prOInonadc-deck and abundant accommodations Tor rNd
lids. The guests for the trip are nom an paris ol ue
United states and number of Ccchrtts duonE uihtI
MARX Twain" the humOrist. Magic Mitchell inc ac
tress Moses Beach the journalist ana several othcis
The gentleman who j. to have command of the ycsHc
Capt G. C. Duncan, old and wcl known sailor ana
shipping merchant who has made 90 voyages across tc
Atlantic. The other officers arc az Io.'Ws capt JnAh
Bussby. Saiug-MastrT and Executive Onloeri VII
liam Jones. second Officer; Third Oticcr, Ben
lamin +. Burdick; CnIetLnpuecr J"An Hsins
The vessel yl h9Ng 49,, ,ipo for he
amusement Of the passengers during the voyage There
Will be plenty 10 eat, as VIII bc seen by tAc following
regulations CCflce and biscuit, 10 q. M breakfast b
a. m; lunch. l2l y. ~; dinner p M; tea. j. ~:
Lights must gushcd n the saloons Ht IL b. ~, aud
in at u o'clock The steamer sas o. Pierce
with the friends OF the passengers leaving the dock foot
OF Was ~ the same time as th'QuaRcr city, aud VIII
return TO the city after bidding the cNcuriOuists good
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
From The y. Y. Tribune.

The American Watch Company q wa.iAAm Mass established n
1890 has gosn proportions which ctte 's rank among the
manufacturing enterprises America The quality Of these instruments
has bea Thoroughly tested y mu,e eomraroas AID the result
s. decidedly IN lavor of The homemade ,Ae imported
"TleGt ay watch 90 ltp good time It's other uses are
decorative, sd sblry The uper' mechanism the more trust
worthy se'ou and tie system uFu which watches are constructed by
the American Company The very perfection Of simplicity
An important question is t- Of il relative eone's Of European
uI American rpea cha; e advantage Of eheapnes' is
o With U.s. TIE difference price b not excessive but sufficient to
10 aa object any purchaser TIE yrac Of superior durability hO"'
ever which ol be vel considered ih' r'gi American
instrument, viii oa,a.,S oilers u l been estimated that We pay
Eaore @5COo0s year aa aad Ike sum ior keeping them
IN order our los watches Manufactured at less price Of
better quality lcy become 1ore ari arranged that In
injury by violence e hilary may cehpy ADD eEpotoasly be
f,raftd
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

THE KENNEDY Connolly D1sPUTE.-In the case
OF the People against Thomas Lcvms and Richard Van
Gesen policemen, who had been indicted for assault
upon Thomas GTcgan, Recorder Hackett rendered an
opinion yesterday sustaining the demurrer and quasl-
ing the indictment and sending II, because Of mDc1icc
tOn in its counts back to the Grand Jury The Recorder
saGs that single flaw any count Of Indictment vi
ates the whole ana in support Of this position he quotes
the authorities among them Mr. Henry NndcVOOrt, the
experienced Clerk Of the Court ~ General Sessions This
is the whence grew the Kennedy Connolly wIance.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
"The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST Oh PENS'
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD,

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, aud by every duly-appolnted Agent at
the same prices. .u-u
Morton makes no Pens stamped wlthe the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the pubic N.Y. Mlll
he hest suited and at the same prices, by calling
ON the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention.
if accompanied with the cash.