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waat ygeadell Phillips Thinks Of Hor.
snun nannaI

But before I 20 further allow me to
say one of your great journalists advised
me 20, be more generous to the south
Mr.. Greeley advised me to do this Now,
| want to tell you the truth. 1 think
nature intended Mr.. Greeley for sim
pie hearted and honest man. Laugh
teri In some unfortunate moment Nr.
Greeley conceived the idea that he was
made for Talleyrand, and he has ever
since been in favor of trading princi-
pies for immediate results. Mr.. Greeley,
the clumsiest of mOrtsls, is always pa
radiDg his tact. Every man can be re-
spectacle in the exercise of his talent,
but that depends on what his talent hap
pens to be. The donkey who saw the
spaniel fcndle his master, and in return
get cuddled and petted and taken up
into his masters lap, thought he had as
good right TO be so treated; but when
he went to push his attention on his
master he was kicked into the street,
although the same donkey muuching
mis- thistle on the common was a re-
spectacle and sometimes a romantic OBJ
iect. Laughter
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Referring 70 advertisement or Wm p VII.
son, ESQ, Trustee, etc this days date-and
anxious 70 effeet settlements as early as possi.
bic, we wish to notify all our creditors hat We
propose 70 sell all o. our Real Estate. both per
sonal aud eopsrinership durin g the nert e1su-
ing thirty. sixty OF ninety days. al public auc-
ton. taking in payment therefor after sarfsfaf,-
ton OF liens aud expenses. the Outsta ndiug
obligations 0f Tsylors, sdcEWen q Blew, Taylor,
McEwen, Duke q Co. o. Taylor & MeEweB, a
fsr as possible.
The list viii comprise about Thirteen Country
Lots OF I'VE % nine acres each, located on the
Memphis and Charleston Raj ilroad, about three
located for residence and garden purposes
Four valuable Business Lots with unuruve-
mems on Adams street. and kleveE Residence
lots on Adams, Washington and jefferson
stl eet extended, including Two Residences.
The Lots will be plainly staked or All cretf-
tors and Others are respectfully invited 70 er-
auline the proper " and attend the sales.
TAYLOR & MCEWFN.
April 3 1871 ap4 tmva
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ISAAC sP1KER." /"
rhe InrrntItl.de nf Itennl,ica-

Fred. Douglass tcolOred man was
beaten in the radical convention, in
Monroe, on Tuesday, for delegate to the
constitutional convention, by Hon. Free
man Clarke. The vote stood, Clarke So.
Douglass "A. So Douglass has the gy-by.
There is nothing very extraordinary in
this, however. The "go-by y is about
all the poor colored man usually gets
from the party Of great moral ideas, even
when opportunity occasionally offers, as
10 this instance, to give him something
better. Tie negro one of these davs,
will discover that the radicals have been,
as they are now, seeking 10 use him sim
ply TO promote certain selfish schemes OF
their own. They look upon the colored
man as q political chattel-that is, their
chattel--and cheat him accordingly.-N
y ErDreSg
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PLANTERS, BANK NOTES.

n accordance with an Act o. the Legislature
L Of Tennessee, passed December 18th, 1886 en-
titled an act To expedite the distribution of
the effects OF Banks, which have or may make
assignments among their creditors" notice is
hereby given to the holders OF the notes Of The
Planters Bank OF Tennessee TO file them with
tue undersigned, at the Bank in nashville, be-
tween now anO the lTst day OF January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, (lS69), and re-
ceive certificates therefor or they will be for
ever bat red from any participation IN the assets
OF the Bank. The certificates viii be received
AT PAR in payment of debts due the Bank
whether rendered before or arIer the LIST Of Jan
uary, lS69.. d. WEAVER,
aD5 3m Trustee.
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NOTICE.

UHHE undersigned being appointed by the
1 Honoraols Chancery Court OF the City of
Mainphis TO collect all notes, bills and accounts
due the firm Of n. Christal, Memphis, Ienn.s
do hereby notify al persons indebted q the
said NJ. Christal TO call at the Clti1ans bnloA
Bank, No. 2 Madison street, and pay tne same
- THOMAS BARRETT,
- ma Receiver.
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rF1HIs win notify an persons not 20 trade for
a 1,o1.s vfvsT bv lIs N favor cf a. Lewis &
- ,,d ~ bie- q the order OF ]. behr 4 Bro.
ssid note WIS dated on the % April, 1851, and
naysl5le four mcntbs after daoe. Tbs eocsider-
ton for wnicn sac - !; ~ We s i1a
aplh Ina - @N1ah . nHu,
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GEN. SCOFTELDfs WARSESG" TO
THE RICHMOND FEaEs-wHY AT
WAS - WARNED
Subioined is an extract from the arti-
Gle in the Richmond TzHe4, for which
that journal was warned by Gen.
Scofeld:
tThe adventures Of q puritan cobbler
i'm search of a mulatt0 party, - promises
90 furnish the world with g source Of
laughter almost rs enduring and mex
tinguishable as the raids of Don Quix0tte
and the " Journeys Of DR.. SyntaX."
Senator Wilson is one Of those stale,
fat, cold blGoded and illiterate dema-
gugues, who has not enough fiIry, fire
and enthusiasm to extract a grunt Of
satlsfactisn from the eXcitable black
man, nor the genius, elOquence and tact
to please the white men of the south.
An old adage says that in the country
where the people axe blind, the one-eyed
man is king y and. therefore, among
the -hoemakers in Natieb, where good
stump orators are unknown, Wilson is
an oracle. But when the radical cen
tral committee hired this wretched
apology fer q public speaker and sent
him 70 Virginia as q. mighty orator,
whose words we're gold and silver, there
was not 2 white man who heard him,
who did not see that he was miserable
copper kettle, wretchedly elecUotyped,
but without an element0f the true orator
or. effective speaker about him.
The " warning was as follows:
Mr. Charles II. Wyune, Proprietor Of the Rich
moud Times, OF Richmond Va:
The commanding general directs me
to call your attention to an editorial
article in the Richmond Times of this
gnoraing. headed "a Black Mans
Party IN Virgins" >" and to say that while
he desires not only 10 permit, but 20 en-
courage the utmost freedom Of discussion
of political questions, the character Of
the article referred to calls for severe
censure, especially the following words,
" il Is q proposition which implies that
they are ready to grasp the bloOd-stained
hands of the authors OF oar ruin, y are an
intolerahle insult TO all soldiers of the
United States army, and no less so to all
true soldiers Of the late Confederate
army, As they have long since extended
10 each cher the cordial hand Of fellow
ship, aSospledged their united efforts to
restorh~peace and harmony to our whole
country. The efforts Of your paper to
foster sumity, create discOrd and lead to
violeuce, can no longer be tolerated.
II is hoped this warning Will Le suti-
cieut Very respectfully,
Your ohed' servant.
q. CBALFEN
Assistant adiutaut General.
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or Desirable al Estate, distant about
Ia Ailes Southeast from she city 0r
Memphis, and Situate on the n. and
CIR.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
COMPANY.

Capital, 100000
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IN offering OUR BlFTEHS TO the Southern
i Public, we have no hssitaney In asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
ton in our markets. In their devisenent they
are purely Southern compounded with a
special adapttude to the variSus types OF
stomacic arrangements prevalent in our
CHM
II iga gentle stimulant TO the system after
undergoing severe Illness.
Il ID a cElre for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhsa and Cholera Morbus,
II Is q preventivefor Chills and Fsvers.
IL Is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all feasOns OF the year.
Il is HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
sE- Sold everywhere.
c. H. EBBERT q co.,
Sole Rroprist0rs.
fehIO II Memphis. Tenn.
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FflHE creditors OF the estate Of z. n. apDlsb,-
L are hereby notified tkat have sllssssfs-f
the insolvency o. sald estate 70 The Clerk 81 ths
County Court Of Upton county. Tsu1eSSea s-11s
the creditors Of said estate are notified to iie
their claims, duly autheulicated. within -
months nom ne date hereof o. ms notice WI
be 1iei IN bar OF the same
J. 3. DANNtEL, Adninlstraior
Aprtl -, So. apts9
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-oFFICE=
In 0dd-FeIIOWss Building, corner
Of Main and COaFt Square.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A. T. LACEY, WIZ. L. VANCE
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company viii restrict their business Il
FIRST CLASS RISKS Policies issued from Oni
month 20 SIX year. II Is a HDM r. COMPANY
pledged and devoted 10 the turtheranoe o
HOME INTERESTS.
The mufuaii system has deservediy becouls
the most popular mode Of Insurance IN thi
United Siatess and is the one embraced bS
those best Informed upon tue sub ect, anu " ht
appreciate and desire security, perpstuify auC
economy. In a purely mutual company tus
assured derives al the advantages which car
De realized from an Insurance, and al the
lowest rates. or exact cost, paying no tribute OF
pronls to the pr9prietors or stock holders for
pernApss an inadequate capital OF security
Cheappess combined win security, ana a Ger.
taiuty Of accom- pllshlng the object in view
are the essential elements sought for and they
may De found eminenLy existing im a vel
conducted mutual Insurance company. and
such a company the lncor porators and OfficsrS
propose iOr the Tennessee Sta.s MutuaL FuIl
Information viii - furnished az the Office el
the company. There are SEFt y rEkN mu-
tual Insurance companies IN successful opera
ton Ia -. louis, covering by their pOIicfes
sENEN-EIGHf H OF the real estate OF thai
city. such Is the popularity OF the mutual
principle In uur sister city. ap4 I'M
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Our Terr'ioFinI Aequisislsns.

Obl AoNNt1oAAe-A ~ AAAHA7AenH
The following is q list Of cur territorial
acquisitions:
!. The purchase Of Louisiana and the
Mississippi valley, in 1903, from France,
for SIS, coo 600.
2. The purchase of Florida, In 1913,
from Spain, for So, 600, 900.
3. The annexation of Texas in 1915.
4. The purchase OF California, New
Mexico and Utah, from Mexico, for $751;
600, 900, in 1878.
8. The purchase Of Arizona from Mex
leo, for 1905, GOO, in 1854
8. TIE purchase Of the Russian posses-
sions for s. 100000
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DIRECTORS 6 .

THIS Company IS ues Policies on lives on al
/ the d If-rEut plans and at a. favorable rates
as any ller while iL has no aricti0ns iu re-
- I'd 10 residence OF travel aur all its profits
are divided annually among ll- policy Eoiders.
u Is prompt ia the payment U' losses having
paid $4,000 IA this city in the last eight
months.
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HEBREW AxB MAsoyIC CALENDAR.
Observation-Disclosures.
1867
L1HGE

LODGES.
gEcrRoEA, No. l6s. Meets Ist Monday IN
,sysrv month, al Odd-Fellogs' Han. cor. Court
and Main .. c. Trader ". NJ; h 7. Tom
umson. sec
gar-rH sTEsrpHrs. No. us. Meets % Friday ol
ssch month-HalI. cor. Madison and Second,
j. u BeIars ". NJ; Benz 4. Puilsn, Sec.
LETIA soOTT. No. 80. Meets lst Friday o. each
mOnth-Hall. cor Madison and Secnnd. John
AfugIle. ". NJ: l. P. Woodward. see
HaWrIrov No. Zq9. Meets 81 Friday of each
lm0uth-odd- Fellows, Hall P. NJ Stanley
k-LErr,IS,5- No. al u d. Meets 4th Friday
q each mouth-204 Front street John j.
E8TceEbGrn. SD, ". N b. K ruhen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
EsEN,r CRspfs-. No 4. Meets ID Monday Of each
nouth-Odd-Fellnws Hail. A. j. " hee .er,
a. p Il. Il. Payuter, Sec.
r AND s. n
each month -Odd-Fellows' Hall. John 1ent
Th. H. n. J. Niggin, Rec.
TEHPLARs.
CYRESE Conmandery, No. 4. Meets 4Jh Mon
daF OF each month. John Zent CON-; \. ].
M.ggiU. Rec
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
zl8 Front Street.
HERNEs Lodge sf Perfection, IAN NO. I
Stated Communications ID W ed ues0ay nlgnL
on each month. Henry P WoOdard, Sd, c..
NJ: Charles b. Carroll, 18th. Sec
HrTHEAs Lodge OF Perfection, l4tn-i 80. =
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month George
Meiiersh, sd, O.. NJ. A. 4. FranklaEd, so,
Sec.
CasIPHIA Council OF Princes of jerusalem, 18th;
No. ]. Benz. 4. Pullen, 52d Tarsh-'. -
- Sec.
CAV ARY CHATTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. 7.
Charles W. Adams, ed NJ. W.. h T. Tom
fluson, 32f, Sec.
No. l. Henry P. Woodard, 32d., Comm.
William Y. CirOde sd, Rec.
CsssLsroKT or WEsr TENSE5sEE, I'd John
AIzglie. SD Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trsdsr, 31d. keE-s
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Capital, 100000
OHce, 22 Madison street.
DIRECTORS
r. W. smith, W. a. Cherry,
teo W. rr0tfsr. r. s Davis,
C. r. smith. =. ~. Gates,
g. ParJee, }. ~. jefferson,
Cor0nua, e. p. Norris,
A. p. Eurditt, IL Murphy,
". y. Crode, Dan. Asie,
Oscar Minor, t. n. Woleott,
Il. A. Lit'lstou, Edward Warburg,
Napoleon Hill. H.M. LoweuAtein.
c.. P. NORRIS, President.
g ". TEOTrEB, vice-President.
j. r. sTEBBINs, Secretary.
febE gm
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Western and Virginia Tobacco agency.
MAYER, MARSHUETZ 3 co.
ABSTRACT OFFICE


VTTE have the Abstract Books and oomplefe
w Index OF the Registers Once, conPlleo
By the late henry A. 0RhEs ana, aEleT
more than a years trial Of their accuracy,
and careful experience in the business, lnot
cns mistake having occurred IA 81 tn7.1 ttlnsli
We are enabled 70 furnish eonpiets osr@'sA
ments OF utleto al
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
q. ,,,. .t,,rtsst notice and on the most reazona-
~. =, ~ ns., ss.eA s''' fj j. CAMFHEILs a Co.
r.6le ff sacesssQgs 70 Hond q Campneli.
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MCMAHON & OTIS,

General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee NJ ississIppi and Arkansas.
% whom all applications for Insurance OF
Agencies should Us addressed.
j. n. MCMAHON. NEWTON S. OTIS.
uhlEauI
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THE MEMPH HIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
There are s0O, ,0O0 more males than

FRIDAY. MAY 5. 1sO7
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
NO. is MADISON STREET, DssOto Block.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. 5. WHITE, 81. D. VT. IRWIN, n. p
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over Sl.5OO,O0O.

ID. 4. JANUARY, President.
Jas. III. LUCAS, Viee-EsresisEens.
WEI. L. SELBY. Secretary.
WEI. II. BENTON, Gen'l Agent.
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TmE GAnLows.
Execution of Three Murderars-A Ex
cited CrOwd-Cauduet asEd cOnrersf.
fssprs Of the GulpFifs-Af!ecaing incl
sieHf-The Scene nj the 6saIIOWs-L Lasl
Words, Esesfty and laughter.

In Cincinnati, on Monday, George
Goetz, Alex. Aulgus and sam Case were
executed for numbering James Hughes,
in February. An immense crowd col
lected at the jail at daylight, but only
one hundred and fifty were admitted
into the incIosure. A dispatch OF that
date (30th) says;
Goetz was downcast, and his efforts TO
appear indifferent was painfully appa-
fent. He talked freely about everything
but the murder any allusion TO that
gave him disquiet. Aulgus summed no.
tiee, and applied himself closely to bis
religious duties. He expressed great pity
for Case, because of his youth and his
rifiing conduct. Case behaved only
little less giddily, constantly inquired If
the governor would respite him, and
when told he would not, replied that he
expected nothing else. His conduct inn
pressed every body that he was either
crazed with fear, or that his brain was
naturally weak.
On the gallows G0etz asked pardon of
Hughes widow and orphans, and
thanked the priest for opening his eyes
10 Lne lignb OF heaven.
Case spoke a few words, expressing
thanks for the kindness shown him.
Auigus declined to speak.
When motioned to the drop, Goetz
came forward firmly; Aulgus feeblY, and
Case danced forward laughingly, and
had to be restrained for decency sake.
The ropes were adjusted. Said GOetZ
inst then, "Heads up, boys; let as die
like men,
Auigus-'fWe will DO that, GEORGE
Case-"T want 10 die at just two
o'clock. 10 time for the train.n
Case stopped down rs lie spoke, and
looked up as if to judge how much of a
fall would be had, and as he did so
laughed the same chuckling laugh that
had already Mortified those who saw and
lSeard him.
said GoetZ again, dOn't let US slip the
way they did over in Newport, referring
to the Watson execution. Case said,
strengthening up, farewell, good bye all
of YOU, am not afraid 70 die. Said
Aulgus again, good bye all, we're going
to leave you. Said GOetZ, God have
mercy on Us three sinners. White caps
were then drawn over their faces, their
arms pinioned behind, and at twenty-six
minutes past one o'clock ths drop fell.
The fall was seven feet. All three neclzs
were broken. The bodies hung twenty
five minutes, were coffined ard given to
friends who had hesrses ready outside
the jail.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
E.0IsI0m HAIR ResfOrer

REMEDIES FOR TIKI HORSE.
mil suuply Of reliable medicines for the cure Of al
diseases of tho horse will be kept constantly on hand
nnr23 lY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
III RaaMl HALLS
@aS.1 .1lVEcEIABLE' SlCILIAN
EsFs HAIR
-RENEWzR.
Vegetable SiciIlan Hair Remover

Has stood the test of seUen years
before the public and no ITep0T0-
zion for the hair has get been dis
covered that aUtLC produce the same
beneficial results. 1T Is an entirely
f.e1U scientific discovery, combining
many of the most p0tOe1Tttt and re
stOrGtiUe agents In the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. 1T restores GRAY HAIR
roiTs oRio1NAi ,,disss ~ oogi,l ,gite
and clean cures daSld1'ttU and
hunlors, and falling out of the
hair; and tViLE make II 0TOiO upon
bald heads, eUcept IN very aged
persons, as 10 furnishes the fliitrt-
tiUe principle by tUhtch the hdts,. IS
stOui'ished and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy.
DRESSING. ~ Is the cheapest
DreparatiOn eVef offered to the pub
lie. as one bottle 9UiEE accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other pTepdrattOla.
10 Is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The tOOndefJtCL results produced
bU Ou,, SiciLiGt Hair ReltetUeT have
Induced many to 1sGftatfdc ctItre pre-
variations for tho Hair, under Ca
1.ioaLs names and, i9l order to t1t-
ttuce the trade and the pttbttc to
purchase their COMPOUNDS, Hey
haze res0rted to fdJsehOod, by
claiming they eUere former part
1ters, or haH some connection fVttis
our Mr.. Hall, and their prep0rd-
tto,s aUGs similar to ours. Do not
BE- deceived By them. Purchase the
| ori0inaL: 10 has neUeT yet been
| eoNaLled. Our Treatise on the Hair,
| q1itIt certificates, sent free bU mail
| See that each bottle has our f11'tvGte
ReUenate Stamp 0ver the top OF ht
bottle, AU Others are limitations
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NJ H.
Sold BY eli Druggists ard Dealers in Medicine
| 6ahTo-Iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,

from the best and most reliable houses in New
YORK. and philadelphia. ,. 49,, =,
The saryioes Of an experienced Druggist graduate OF
the COLLEGE Of Pharmacy Of Philadelphia, have been
nrsd ,sho will give careful attention to the COM
pnsIN DTNq or PRESCRIPTIONS, ut all hours OF the
XII kinda Of Fancy Articles, ohemeAa Patent Medl.
ones Perfumery Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs Fancy
Ftraeis Cologne Water Soaps preparations for the
n5 avarythiug usually found in well regulated Drug
| store viii always be kept hand, and sold At the
| lowest philadelphia prices. .,
Madeal Uniyersty will continue the practice OF med
ns Al the above location where she may be eund wheI
| NOT professionally engaged.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
FosTERs DRUG STORE,
II CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL

MRS. DR.. FOsT Err
o,rcss IN ber friends and the public generally that
AZ tken the Drug Store at the Of Front and
Vast streets and laid In fall supply OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

ALL PRHciIs ARE STAMPED
RS-mAMRRroAN LD PENCIL Co., N. y.
None Rsnulns without ths exact name Of the tIm.
LOOK TO IT. lfebl-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

10000 ALREADY SOLD.
rCHE INNER LIFE OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
WILMINGTON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 9. 1867.
FERTILIZERS.

rI,O OUR CUSTOMERS. --- WE TAKE
pleasure In announcing to Dealers in Fertizers, and
the Agricultural public, that have within the past
year increased facilities for the manufacture af our
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to extent unequalled by
any other House 10 the United States Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement Of our old
established works in Philadelphia. known the DELLA.
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS,
but also the purchase Of extensive and wellstocked
works at Chicago, Illinois, with all the necessary ma
ehinsry cars &c. TO conduct the business. This estab-
shmen alone has produced annually 5000 tons Of
dried bones and meat aud Is capable of being largely In
creased We DESIRE BY the closest supervision To con-
duct these two that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from their eonsolidRton In OBJ
talning MANURE which shall maintain a standard
and uniform quality and At the lowest possible price.
BAUGH a. SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. G. H. LAWTON,
ate Of New York and Philadelphia, would say !"
his friends and the public that he
may still be found
at 9lS Market Street,
Where he Ia treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

of svarv description, with the most graty resnt'
nv His NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELEOrhlulIfi
svstsm of practice based strictly on scientne
10 asure successful treatment but without Mnicn
Inc application of Electricity In any orm u out
80 We give below list OF dlheAaea Y the
traatmsnt Of which this system Is especially Adapeu anu
| in which we have been most successful 4, -.
AmanrosiH, blindness from paralysis OF tne vptio nese
smannrrhma interruption retention OF the mennee'
anhanIa suppression OF the voice, asthma ague, oha
bnyaa st Vtus dance, constipation, oatafrh conseP
tnn In its esrly stages cough, cnoresA eoiuess Va ~
ma hsnda cramps cancers Deafness when from para
vaia n the acoustic dyspepsia uapeus otoP'
natuIence gravel goire, hyatera, mp olHeaaei up
ence Iumbago liver complaints, ooSaM, asa
nervousness, piles, palsy, rhtunAeiani' 4P4
i ts,,ns ior womb disease Its value cannot be esu
,ataS pTolSpsus mispacamentr uleerauous and olhei
nms of womb Diseases promptly relieved ana perma-
naniiy eured in an incredibly short space OF Time
REFERENoRs.
Va hava be Measure Of referring those VINO may Ms,
To undertake Electrical treatment 70 the ~
knnwn erens Of Wilmington and YicinIy, Wno hax'
h stad nv us and witnessed our treatmenti IN otners
Joasnh BrlnghurFt, 2l9 West street.
Rdward l., Rice SOL Shpley street.
W VI Nna East Fourth street
! CHARLES H. Gordon, s2i Market street -,
George Cieand corner Of Seventh ana snias'on h'
y II Tonaa corner OF Filth and Market Streets
wm T. Rudolph, ALI Market street,
y Dr, Washington Russell, Christians Del .A,k
i g.sssDr. Tasot0n wiH not be able 10 take an
more Patients until afler the Isl Of SEPTEMBER
TTFTNR0IDis EXTRACT BARsAPARlLLA oLEANl
s and ranoyates the blood insta the Vigor OF heal
into the system, and purges out the humorS 'n@' maj