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SENATE-fExTRA AsEssIoNi-WAsHINGTOS, April lo.
MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE CALLED FOR.
On motion of Mr.. SUMNER Rep. Mass il was re-
solved that the President Of the United States
iquested TO communicate 70 the Senate in hs opinion
mot Incompatible with the pubc interest copy Of any
recent correspondence which may have taken place upon
ne subject OF prisoners Of war taken by the begeTents
IN the Mexican Republic. y
:. TIE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Mr. WILLIAMS rep, Oregon called up his resolution
pIInians Tor an adjournment Of the Senate sine
MT. sUsiSER rep, Mass) said, ANXIOUS % senators
70 Hdlofn, they must all that there nnfn
so1 eet1Ass iirst 70 be transacted. He could only
-1.9oe 90 no< not describe IL .l.sf srl s-.a .rr
nl WILLIAMS replied that he not particular TO
nxea As senators were dropping off one by daily
nnd tney vtU1d soon be found without a qnOrnm ri
ss sre sw fixed senators would accommodate them
~. YSIsN C2ep, y. J) suggested that
- tny tesolnft2n be informally LAID over, .H
1 1ir. WILLIAMS assente6 10 this r.
! ~. 49,, eRlNTING OF IffE ARMY REGISTER ,
1sn,, ~ w ON tkep. r. t from the Committee 0n
orted IN favor Of printing 9coO copies Of the
hext = raiy escglster for 1867.
t.,..9S ha .Mvhns9S rep, In1b offered an amendment 10
TsupstItnis oeOo copies The War Department. he said
ks.nse1 voty enough copies for the Regular Army ne
osred taN tnere should ne sufficient number OF comics
Oeuppv W0au1teer officers, who felt a deem infersf in
sheir foFmaE associates In arms wy ''''''''' q"
mr. COLM Rep, Cali proposed 6OOo comics
Ell. AnI0kf said the war being over II WAS tho1 chit
zv0 e0pleS were sufficient During the war there Sas
no army rvaeter published an becaus the secretsPy
@'N' olee On ths Rebel sde pght leSg from Il much
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THE STATE or TRADE.
n, rELEeslPH TO rHx rRmrSE.


MEMPHIS. april dull and nomna, @G26,c 'otn srn,
\ 2Oa - 25 The other markets unchanged -
PpuApEIPHfA April 10 quiet 2 29lc hlour-sn a
tendency prices l5djO higher sales OF North Extra
Al 50; Sl1 So Supehne +lUIe "hrat AL
ypced sales II Red ~ l5 Rye, 81 80 Corn advanced an
bush Yellow vi 2 Oats Doc Whhky-sahs OF eohaoand
At 81 40 Cloverseed s2 So - =, .
LoUsyLLs April Tobsc0 closed active for all grades As OF
hhis at +15s & Common Lugs to S2s fac fss bsS C"aon IT.
bu soc feT shesd s5c Oats odsoc IA nA ness
S22 Bulk Shoulders sc packed Bacon-Shoniuss ST.
packed Clear sides pic Clear Ribbed Sides, Ia ia" "n1'
ts q free, and 2se in bond.
sr Loui- ApnI observation-disclosures large price, nshsnH
nominal sc. for Dng Flour hrIn Bney nrnus l AZ
4iTGtR Wheat stvsneing s3 u for sr fs - ~ o , %
White lots Of No and eboes spring 10 rye held a. r =. aS
Barley unchanged Rys h; aies at VI ~ nshou
Provisions quiet ssd unchanged Lard qf saesH s"ie "o
dali; sales ct ss fs1k2 II 49,. o. .i,h 10 ,oo
saw FKASciscs April arhs ship Shen br Corr MA Jso0
sarks WHEAT the ship Ahrs Ball NJ verpo~ WIN a ~ ~
Wheat aud the bark Oseo for o IL Janero, WITH ~ Fos
cleared today whestis Sl Der 100 ~ Legal i r.
rsonE April locOtton ssss, Mdss1g IPsa%ss %ss sass,
quiet steady iOdipic g TO fair refining 49, e
indies stock large; reported Floni ennss 49,,
ira f362j Hossrl BIs VI eIs,ss
CITY Mills eli. RE ~ 500 W per ooL
Of Soathe cocs - 50dS96o Corn
grades sales at $i iJ6el a Oats ne Bs Wh.ss Al. a.,
visions qnet sa unhsnged Buh Meats nominal "H' '"' ~
% 05 fof free and &c. bond; saea M
msnd for n Interior Eastern and Southern trade Az 70 S
a +J 50 for No l. st 50 for Red Winter SIs 0 80 "' @ ssa
s6 so %r Doubls whsst scarce nnseuiea ~ F
quiet barley Inactive Rye srm Canadian hs - Z, 100 ~ "a
Can dian ar. hsh 5aCorn Meal ~ ooDr. ~ al " .ga
~ N0sI 70 y D saska NIL Ised ap .ea carve sWs"'
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EXECUTIVE APP0LNTMENTS.
SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
TELEshAPH TRIBUNE

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
y fELEshAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April i0.-The Senate this afternoon
confirmed the following nominations:
PostmGs-John vsrncy Dover " H. Joseph " Lesis Si,
byyie Iii William A. Mills Pine Blna ATk; Samuel Brown. ir
NOristown, william Garvin, Mercer Pc Mnorah T.
Xens Ohio; Russell A Gilbert, Hudson Mich David D. Straight
Fairburg, III
AddoRo Poymoses-ThomAs Allison, be Paymas,er the
Mayor Gsnsrol by Breret-Breve Brig Gen Marcus simpson
Collectors Internal Rr1e( (bsuncey H. Miller, Third District Of
Michigan John W. Sullivan TWuyh District Of PepnsylyaHs
Thos T. Smith Eighth District Of NeHY0rk
Assistant <fTar Of HschoHdi>-LGcius D. Kellogg, NewOr
leans
Registers Of L0pd OGStewat McCouga Nebraska City Nebraska
Uaid states ftorty-Wilhan Campbell for Nssdl s. A. Sck
land Nebraska.
The Senate rejected the following nominations
SvrreyOr Of Cus0ms-Samne A. Smpson Michigan City Michigan
Collector Of Cys'ons-Willam Goodwin Philadelphia. Pa
JatRoi Rrrsa>-Nsthane g. W!coI Ninth District
Illinois, Frederick Pyisr Eighth District Pennsylvania; Marin
Echelherger, Fifteenth District Pennsylvania
Collectors IafefHGi RraueAetndeT W. tT0mni Ff District
PeuuSysuia Leslie j. Cady Fh District Wisconsin John Ro Sey
sbtehth District Pennsylvania Benjamin BaT Ninth Distinct Penn
sylvana
Postaosrsw W. Campbell Blumer, Pa. Matthew r. Welsh
Chambeburfh Pa Henry b. WOo JehTsonyle Ind John S
Gegtlst, Aurora, Ind. Wm. : Black, Newcastle, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
EEW-YORK.
THE Albany CHARTER ELECTION
The following sac result of the eisctOn InAibany
Dcmocrl!lc m1IOrItY, I.595.

The total vote ia II 0tS. Last year the Uemocra1c
Mayor George II Thatcher was elected by majority OF
about $50 in vote Of 1850 making the Democratic gain
this year sis The Common Council this ycaEwl be tied
Last year the Board OF Aldermen st0odF Republicans
To Democrats and tho Supervisors Republicans 70 o
Democrats THIS year the Republicans elected and the
Democrats Aldermen. Seven Republicans and 3 Demo
Gratis hold Adding tho Mayor and ReeOrder W tne
Democratic side the Board ia ticd-ll to H.
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
An election for School Commissioners Of tho Town
of West Farms held Tuesday and resulted IN the
choice OF Hugh N. Camp, Morris Wilkins ana Peter "
Hurley. all Republicans by mai0ritieS Ot about 80 In
total vote Of about $50
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useful information Inrcply to Mr. COnkling (Rop ~ -,
Mr Anthony said 1900 copies would cost $500
Ine amendin6nt3 or Senator'S Morton aud Cole were
sevCrally rejected .rI .s ... | .
On motion Of Mr.. MORRILL, Rep. va ono was agreed
90 pTOyidns fOr tho printing OF 5000 copies q tn Amy
Register for 1861 aud in that frm the resolution WAS
passed.
tHEDTNrNLs or MATTHIAS p M,SLY oTTorIg CAaoLiNA
MI JOHNSON Dom, Nd presented the credentials %!
Matthias T. Manly Senator elect OF North Carolina, WAth
was laid on the table.
TIE BANKS AND LEVEES on THE MISSISSIPPI .,
eRIr THAYER Osep NcbI offered q resolution when
was referred 20 the Committee Printing that mere be
presented for the the senate 300 copies on inc re-
port on the banks and eyees Of te Mississippi RIVER
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion Of Mr. HOWE Rep, WIS.,. the senate went
into Executive session.
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Y'1FfL kIlesa.
III Henry PdfiberJ.
~ FRED 4. GOei-r.

The Aldermen elect are ~ follows 0Rceubcans. ro-
man; Democrats. italbc.
"aff' ,,t hr1I. Ge5, YiIf' yiI u,,,~ P,;a,r,
II John II Stanton ~. Fred. 4. GOci-e.
The total voto for Mayor in Jersey City was: For
James Gopsll Rep1. i9i5; james IT, oNell (Dem 1865
majority for Mr. Gops 81 The Democracy elected four
Of the Chosen Freeh9lders three Dy the Republicans be
ing gam or one FOR the latter The Board o Aldofne
Will stand politically Democrats and republicans but
OF economy and REFORM TIE yoto WIZ sahd
Iu Hoboken the entire Democratic ,clet was elected
Frederick W. Bohrstedt Dcml was elected Mayor over
Lafayette fompkins Repl. by ~ majority The CHOSEN
ton second ward John T. mcWoltaor. and Third Word.
J1. ~ I.wey Elected City hcket-Troasurer, VIM H.
water Commissioner Herman Lohmcycr The following
amounts voted for the mnntrnancc OF the city Gov
ernpent for the ensuing year salaries and Contingencies
$50 Os Fire Deparm $1,000; Public Schools. s99 90
poor 1900. lamps aud gas saH cleaning streets s5CS
repairing stroets Aool water rents. $3.50. police N70p
In ths town of Bergeo Dr Cornolson Rep was elected
Mayor over John Iiilton by majority In the Second
Ward the opposition to ,he Republican ieket gained one
tween George W Thorn. Rep. aud James soper. Dem
FOR Councilman Tho froeholdcr, elected are fiist
crbn, DEM TbE5 wnrh Rndet van Kor Rep aud
Fourth Ward. SinnclA Besson, Dem ,,,
Chosen Frccholder Henry u. Van EOstrlnd. Township
Committees Jas. Currie. Jacob j. Detwler John Wan.
Of taxes voted school tax ylcoo road tax 5D town
tax $50. poor tax, 500 Total. 1900.
TIR TOWN ELECTIONS.
In Sussex County. recently, the homo of the noto-
rous Jack Rogers contests were had in some OF
tho towns In Newtcn the County town where 4 votes
were pOlled. R a. Edsal editor OF The Snsscr Register
and j. 2 Anderson, both Repubcans were elected fre
l6ider, by a majority Of 80 The balance OF the iepub
lican ticket with the exception OF the candidate Tor
street Commissioner, elected by about inc same
majority In AndOycr. William ilft present meGiDer
of Assembly, beaten Tor lIeeholder by LOWS ~ Nm
new also a Democrat In Lafayette. James H. Huston
REM was elected FrcolOdcr. In Frankord one Demo
cratic and one Republican FreehOlder were elected
I'M Princct0wn. Mercer County, The borough oiiocrs
were secured by the Democracy by about their usua h
loriy. A., ,>..
In Bordcnton. burlington County the Democracy
succeeded, ~ usual. 10y about loo majority.
In Linden. Union Comfy William Ross ana David Mul
ford we're elected Frecholder gain Of tre Republican
IN Plinfield. county. the hntirc Republican
ticket h elected aud IN Union s0Tnshp. county
The DemOcratlc ticket sncceens. az heretOforu
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
IiARYLAND
Tus vJTE ON 1nF coNyENn0h QuFsIioN

Tus vJus ON TGE CONVENTION QUESTION:.
sT TrIF1u,rI - 1'dg THIBCrE
BuTVoE4, Apvil lO-Ias yate ia this city today
falls 1909 sOr vi tg number OF registered voters not
wth7t lnding the dcor interest taken both the Conven
tio ard Sunuay questions a. "a THE result was
known the cGUwds pd the paper of oes dispersed
their homes Thc returns rNgeved from the state af9
scattering and that idea be formed OF
the vote on tho Constitutional Convention.
LG7.Tho result OF the voting this city today IL 1s
foows: For thofta5e Constitutional CJnyenoH 1l0l5
against. o,12) Majority for the Convention 1893 Por
the Sunday 1898. against, 06. MsOrty for tlc
Sunday cars. l,sa The total yOtS cast In The city -
10 ljJ on Convention and 10 o)5 tlE oar question.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

SUICIDE BY SHooTISG.-At o'clock p. IN. yester-
day Francis II. Fay, native OF the United States. aged
years, committed suicide In his apartment at No C66
sIxthaye by shooting himself in the head with pistol
For "A considerable time past the deceased has been con
fined 70 his room by consumption. and believing ne coud
recover the hour named Yesterday he took from
bureau drawer revolver and placing the muzze to his
mouth discharged the weapon the ball passing upward
into the brau causing almost instant death He leaves
wife and several children, who are much distressed at
thg ugf
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THE NATTONAL BAKKS.
sr rxLnaKArn TO rnE rnIsusg.

ST rNLRaRGPH
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Ihe following s. an @ aD
Associations of New-York City, showing their con
dition on the morning of the first Monday IN Aprl,
1867, before the commencement OF bnSlhe'S on thdt
dav' with a recapituaton of the January statement
by way of comparison
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

DIT TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, April lO-The argument in the
DeIIarO case was continued to-day. Mr. Wills concluded
his argument behalf of the Government, and was fol-
lowed by Mr. Carlisle for the City Of san Francisco. Mr..
Evarts occupied the remainder of the day. appearing for
the claimants
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Pound IL did not Pay.

Downs Of Hiyina Cub, writes Il have parcha'ed some
machines through Mr. FOga former ssen
IIsyana" Woul Ike on send two machines VIII be- ia
when will call and What arrangements
for Wheeler Wilson's Machines
bn C5nrd did n6l pay The machine gnPlaiod"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
Gpetial Noiltes.

Pifeenib Assembly District tpi0n Republican
as..eciatiou-A meeting this Association will he held THIS
Thursiar EVENING April II, lI 81 eceeh az a. No ~ Wet
Thirty eighthst 'IhbhuH H. Dt 4LShi tI's'NN"
s1r y9ns eohtss I,o,s Secretaries
The Committee viii the place At 9eoekp
w W. BRAcXKrr. Secretary T. NJ CURRY, President
Eleventh Assembly Di-ricf-The regular meeting ofthe Blev
Assembly District Cuon Association viii te hed AZ the Everett
Pus corner Tsv fourth snd shiha1e on IHlhspAi Eve
MING April H. AZ a o'clock WM r. sibWAsl fIes1s..ee
PKEpKRICK OLssrEAD. SecretAT'.
Associn the Advancement Of science and Art
section will be delivered by DR. j.
D. GALE The New Chronology Of The Old Testament History
founded and yBses OF az the Rooms the
Association. THURSDAY EVENING at "a Admission fee
Mr.. q. randenhon's
LAST MORNING NJ will he given SATURDAY, April -
Uuyct, ,nape wlsbns saus's, At O'clock TbNSfsoN
aHh h,,KESS Tickets ~
American Insiituts.-The Polytechnic Branch will meet THIS
fTbursiavl FVENING No. "A toopr Building Topics
New Discoveries and Molecular Motions by H. Wsns'
esq. Admission free. > D. IlbLnAN, tnAHhAA'
T. H. Secretary.
Al Meeting Of Master Carpenters. held at the Everett
u,,.. n, T,,.i.v evening Apr 1907 Il nuanimoasy
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II -
had afsw days before the fire ne secured
lounge. some ch airs and tables two trunks. and Two
boxes After the fire when asked II he insured he
replied no. MOI to single penfy3 but being searched
at tbt station House. ho was found will policy OF !uy
auCe Tor iOll Tho Police Sergeant. Waters tcstfei
that the policy being discovered the plscHC iunF ~
basement showed at the fiac burned hu iI ae lJor,
light strips OF wood wet with kerosene oil. partially
several paper boxes. saturated with iuid Near sc aL
hole was bottle smelling or EeI".gnc NHici ws inch
of the elected by the evldcnce Jacob C-cen
wad OF the house. tcStiliod t me l4is0nes EeP
c kew to the door; that other key, siod
after the fire. but fitted the lock Police Oilcer
slndfVId testified tnt he cuter,l the D1sement at t9
mo f the fire the front door he found fdstcncdT and
c hack door was broken open IN order 10 reach the fare
burut paue!s and Sliaying5 were iyhS about ihc hoh
where the fire was smouue,ms NV rifo' h & i,od ~,
for and IN ten or twenty minutes nc lVed ~
Thiry.fiffh.,f he unncrNed; ne sald he was me
proprietor of the basement and .shc! n u ay y 9c. G
was insured said he was not insured iOl one penny
arrested the prisoner aud told mn nc Womb have 70 90
TO the Siaon-IIouse he said, " what, arrest me- am
not insured DO you think would sci tlfe 10 my own goods
all am worth IN the world asked n the value itho
goods and he said they were WORTH about 5000 iiWi-
dcnce was presented in reference TO the bOtc picked up
by the police officer. DR.. Little testified that he at
tended the rsOner's wife aud gave her prescription
ON tbe 1s OF November. Fisher druggist, tosou
that 60 his store on tho same ahy WIN Di
Litte's prescription; he gave him bottle With s9n%
found the basement was shown to witness ana iden
tilted as coming from his store by the label He said II
had a smell of benziue. The case VIII bD continued To-
CHILD MURDER IN CHICAGO.
= TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Chicago. ILL.,. April l0.-An abandoned woman
named Mary Branahan murdered little girl daughter
Of Michael Kavanah residing Twenty first ST. yestor
day by drowning her in barrel of water She also at
TEMPTED TO murder another girl by throwing her down
privy vault The murderess was fapred ~ tl1 pOOS m
after severe struggle Her nelshbors na. doi - i I'm
bad character, aud she took this means To retaI'to
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
Patent Combination

Patent Combination
MACHINE Betting AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Th. BELryG being WITH GurTAPEReHA, doe. NOR
SrE,rcE ApHEREs FRxLr TO PLABLE and sor
oLs ALKaLEs srsAs HEAr coLD on ovr-
Door EXPOSURE.
THE COMBINATION HOSE
Is also coated inside Perchs and the only hose THAI
convey AcID' PErRoLErs ASD OTHER os ~ao"
injury II uneQuaed oI Fire Engines and We call the special
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the several trials It has stood without BURSTING or SWEAT
m Of more pounds square nh being double
that Of Leather OF Rubber Hose
SEND FOR PRICE LIST
BINEDICT, TORREY &c TWOMBIH,
No. d PARK-PLACB,
Ys1r Door BROADWAY BANK. YORK.
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special Noticc.-srEANshlP GRkAr IN @
wishing visit this ship With view OF s,ees V1 s..
psnuts viii nank hoss steam l,hder ANphsW
Witch vii, Leave Pier North ReS foot ~ tanAsi Tue zen
hours g. TO- and and p "a returning rom hs shy h
hor. add paItef ume 10 hAse Avb
.,.x and r.tar same nip 1.-THE Tadr remain oE.r trip ey
p..r GREAT BAhrkkN Is rot y.t eruef khrfs
YIs siI he THURSDAYS under permits &e s"'el
~. a OF the agess being 10 crafty at iho earliest day the tn'
desire her. -. ,,o.p.,,N co NJ NJ r,a,n.,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

Crrd-MouRyfNG GOODS Of every desirable hind eansanl,
hand JACKSONS Mourning store No 5 BroadNAt opposite
TiyAny Co.'S Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
NEW.JERSEY

THE CHARTER ELECTIONS IN HUDSON County
The Democrats elected their Mayor nL Hudson
city on Tuesday by the following vote:
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THE WEATHER.

Nrw-YoRK. April lO.-The following was the range
ofthe Thermometer u ihi. city TO-DAY;
LIN I9m Jpm 6pm
az 51 3g' SO'
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Arrrnrafn

AggTfgAte. -,
Abstract OF Quarterly Report Of the National Banking
Associations Of Boston, showing their condition on c
morning of the first Monday In April. 1901 before he
Of business on that day.
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Democratic majority. 80.
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S4O1l4Q.O36 lg
Aggregate ....

Aggregate StC-,I4'UyyV ~ ~ - Io,i Rank
Abstract of the quarterly reports ol the N'ohl t
inc Assocatons o philadelphia. showing their CONDITION
IN tbe morning of the first Monday IN April lob pelore
the commencement of business on that DAY
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

ut rHLKoHAPa TO rHz TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
WASHINGTON.

~, o,ssf,y TpRl lTY-THB SENATE COMBINATIONS AND
o"ITrrl1xs-TIIB APPOlETNFNr OF BANKttPIol tE''
,.1rss..I,e REGISTRY or VOTERS IN THE DISTRICT
ruR ErFFALO APPOINTMENTS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
XLrH CONGRESS.

The receipts from Internal Revenue sources today
.emOuntod 10 t3S5,s4, .l i.t... 70. n ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
nEsTORE YOUR HEALTHI
AAORALM FOR THE AFFLICTEDl
MRS. DR.. FOSTER,
No 6l9 WEST FRONT STREET,

WILMINGTONl DELAWAHhI -,
Anpounoea to the citizens Of Wilmington and Vicinity
nat she st continues the practice OF Medicine IN All "
rnnvhs Rhsumatlsm, Neuralgia, ErysipelaH Spinal
Al eons Dyspepsia, Hyaeria, scrofula, and the numer
~ o1har ais 10 which hssh hair. She will give par
trar attanton to the treatment Of diseases OF smAles
TsPatients attended at their residences u desired
Mas DR. POSTER, Is regular graduate OF Penn
M5Ice uniyersity and her Diploma may be seen At her
ONCE shs invites the afflicted to eall and SEQ nss ss
of the human system, hsttsra herself that hhe
can Auoiu 'n' e nc16-u
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
r,HE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE
L FEVER AND AeuE CURED IN ~ HOURS.

Manufacturers specific eTthil terrible malady which
is Warranted to cure the most obstinate eaass o. lever
ana Arns in many inA!Ancea in ~ hours t hAs ne4n
ssd by thousands and tailed to anoFd relief
nruaat and dealers would consult their own
syor and is becoming tbs great remedy Of ths sEs o
these diseases. Vs~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
u,HE PILES CAN BE CURED.
MRS. DIR. FosTERs PILE AND BURN sALvh

Mrs Dr. Foster has sold hundreds Of boxes Of her ese
h.sta5 PILE AND BURN sALvE during the last
mnnh and has effected In many Of the most stub.
born cases 1t never falls TO cure the Piles and Ni,
take out Gre in minutes She ehssnses tns msdiys
stsrnitv % produce an article containing sqpA
properties. ,,,,, n. crNra pvp noxl
Il Mcfnsli Market street below adj and B. BrinBhurHt
co, sixth AAd Market sts., Wilmington Del. oele-u
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
HOOP SKIRTS,
628.

e28. HOOP SKIRTS, 62S.
NEW SPRING STYLES, "cUR own MAKE"
embracing every New and Desirable size, style and Shape
az plain and Taail HooP sKIRTs,-2, OK, ~, ~ 3 81
az 89I and4 Hds. ronud every length and size Waisti
In every respect FIRST QUALITY and especially adApep
10 meet the wants of FIRST GLASS and most fashonaole
ouR OWN MAKE" of Hoop Skirts are lighter mors elias
tic more durable and really CHEAPER than any other
make II either Single Double Spring Skirt In the
American Market They WARRANTED In every respect
and wherever introduced give universal sAtsiaetion
every Lady should try them. -.
ASK for Hopkin's own Make and see that each bkrt
IL STAMPED NV. t. HOPKINS MANUFACTURER, 62s
ARCH Street, PHILADA| Nc ornERs ARR eEsuIsE
A Catalogue containing style, Size and RETAIL PRIogs
sent to any address. Uniform and Liberal DISCOUNT
allowed to DRALHs ORDERS by mail or otherwise
promptly and carefully hIled-WnoLRsALR and RETAIL
at Mandatory and sAes-rooms,
No. 628 Arch Street, Philad'a.
SKIRTS made to order, altered and repaired.
TEENS MT OAsH ONE PRICE ONLY.
'@'''7 WIN. t. HOPKINS.
,naF9-10m
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12

or avary description with the most gratliy reEuIM
nv MIS- NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELkorkl0lLf
system Of practice based strictly on scentne prl
Rornnoh knowledge Of which il not only nsceaHary IN
order 10 Insure successful treatment, but Mhout Mnsn
The application Of Electricity in any form y but aanse
rons periment We give below list o. diseases 70 the
treatment which this system Is espee,Hy Au
in which We have been most suceessiul L., Al, -
Amauross blindness from paralysis OF the optc nerve
amenorrhma interruption or retention OF tns mennss'
anhonia suppression Of the voice, asthms sgue ehl,
rhnrea st Vitus dance eonapatlon, caArrh consemp.
lion in ia early stages cough choros eoldness Oh iee
and hands, cramps cancers, deafness, when from para
ivss al the acoustic nerve dyspepss daneHs atopsy
aatuleuoe gravel, goitrs hyserla nip dseassi lmPo
ienee iunbago, liver complaints lock1Awl nsnrAlsih
neryousness piles palsy, rheumatism spinal eiseAas
curvatures, aRd tumors. ,.,. . ho .s.,
matsd prolepsus misplaesmenti ucerauonB ana olner
forms Of womb diseases promptly releved ano permA
nonty cured in an Incredibly short space OF time
RRFERENoRs.
have the pleasure OF referring those who may Wish
to undertake Electrical treatment 20 me iolowins
Known citizens Of wilmington and vicinity, VINO hAvs
been treated by uR and witnessed our IN
| Joseph Bringharft, 2ls West street
| Edward Il. Rice, SOL shipley street.
| W. ii. Naf, East Fourth street.
| Charles II. Gordon, 62i Market street, -.
George Celand, corner Of seven.h Ana mashng'oh ss
| r. H. Jones. corner OF Fifth ana Market hueeh
| VIM 1, Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
| Dr Washington Russell, ChrlsuanAi Del .,,s
Walter r Southgate "SAV