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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-21

Every patron obtains Watch By this ar
raugement, costing but $40. while it may be
worth $1,000. No Partially sAot0nl
We wish TO Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the
articles, arc placed in sealed envelopes, and
we'll mixed Holders are entitled to the arti-
cles named on their certihcats upon payment
$1,000. or one worth less. The return of any of
our certificates entities you to the art Gle named
thereon upoDpayment. irrespective Of its WORTH
and as no article valued less than $40 il named
on any certificate, il will at once be seen that
this is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-21
MECHANICS OF MEMPHIS.

Your time Is money, and why do you continue
with the Chills, Fevers, etc., losing so much of
your precious time when a remedy is so near ut
hand and so cheap. Our remedy builds up the
system, placing II upon n good foundation,
remodels-by purRing the system of all flaws,
and places you on foot with sound timber.
Send and procure one bottle, and be perma7
nently cured. Price only One Dollar.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
TALKS ABOUT HEALTH.
ny DIo LEWIS, N, D.

The good of gymnastics and other physi-
cal exercises, within doors, is in part coun-
teracted by dust in the air Of the room. Our
lungs are delicate; our breathing full and
rapid; every part of the lungs is filed with
the irritating powder. We who train
muscles have long sought cure. 1 have
found IN
The floor is clean. But the black clothes
show the air is.still .fullsef dust. It comes
from the cracks between the boards.
When washing the floor, put into each pal
of hot water molnsses and glue, half tea
cup of each. Every particle oil dust vii
stick fast. Now dance, or stamp your feet
as in the new gymnastics. No dust vii
rise.
One Of my halls was entirely unusable
pupils were choked with dust; must have
new floor. But the molasses and glue ex
pedient occurred to me. Tried it. Perfec
success Have now used it two years.
Thousands of halls and other rooms al
constantly poisoning lungs with dust
The new expedient will, If wisely and fc
a while frequently used, arrest IL all.
Carpets play an important part in IL
production or consumption. The amoul
of dust they set afioat is immense. o.
sensitive lungs only need this irritation
arouse the latent mslady. When the fashi'
changes from the carpet to che mosaic fioc
which may be made almost as cheaply
the common floor, our lungs viii be great
II
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

FuR MONSTER GUSs.-The 6flh twenty-inch
run ever cast in this country was hoisted out OF
Tho nit, where it was cast some three weeks
aao at the Fort Pitt foundry last week. Some
idea Of the amount of labor required to hnish
these monster guns may be formed from the
faet that II takes several men three months to
finish one Of them. The ball used is solid and
-'s;chs over a half a ton, reqniriug one hum
dred mounds Of powder at a charge.
navy gun Of this calibre was tried few
days ago, at the providing ground near Wallis
station. The immense balll penetrated into
Inc bank about forty feet, and produced quite q
iar.--Pittsburg Republic. .s
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
THE PGRILs OF HUSBANDS In PARIS

Mr.. Sam relates that he was standing at a
ball given at the Tuileries, talking to the
great chemist, Misfranc, when he perceived
him suddenly become pale and move from
his position. NJ. Sam, fancying that his
friend had been taken i'll, followed him out
to the Sale des Marechaux. There, having
recovered his equanimity, he said, II have
Just seen beautiful young bride waltzing
with her second husband. Now, am per-
fectly convinced she murdered her fret hus-
band. 1t had been love match; but the
young man discovered that he had made a
fatal mistake, and his health Yisibly declin.
ed. One morning he was found dead in his
bedroom, which his wife had filled with
flowers, especially with hYacinths. Their
poisonous emanations had evidently killed
him. On being summoned to examine into
the cause of his death, / perfectly remem
bered having related in his wife's hearing a
Case of poisoning produced by those very
flowers; and on learning that scandaloui
intrigue on her part had been the cause ol
his misery, have not the slightest doubt
that the wretched woman took this mode oi
regaining her liberty
This tragic anecdote recalls to me another
which one of the first physicians in Pari
related few days ago as having occurred Il
him during the course of his practice. a
had been for some time in attendance on
wealthy merchant, whose illness, though
painful nature, was mot dangerous. Muc
to DR.. N. 3 surprise the symptoms becsm
] complicated and Nj. x. got rapidly worse
! DR.. N. asked to see the mixtures his patier
, had been taking during the night, and n
I marked to the servant that the glass frol
8 which he had apparently drank was nj
clean mo one, sir, touches it but madame
r replied the servant. Pouring a little wat
8 into it, DR.. n. put it to his lips. He the
asked to see Madame K. alone. She vi
young and lovely. is my husband worse
she inquired, with great apparent anxiet
eyes, madame, but he must improve rapi
J. ly. Do. you hear madame Pin week
g. must be cured The lady's fair cheek gre
70 pale. 'But, doctor 'You have und'
IS stood me, madame; good morning" t
ID patient recovered within the given time, a1
f NJ. and Madame K. gave ball last wee
s. and looked as jolly couple as you wou
IN wish TO see.-[ Paris Letter ia,. .s-,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
An attempt At trlple murder was lasL week

An attempt at triple murder was last week
made in the a0th ward New York. A Ger
man. shoemaker named William 5nObel,
who had for some time been on hostile
terms with Jacob and Elizabeth Henry, and
their son, all of whom dweIt in the same
tenement house with himself, committed q
deadly assault upon the three. Producing
a large knife, snobel stabbed Jacob Henry
to the heart and turning upon Elizabeth and
her son inflicted on them very seEiouI
wounds. Jacob died Instantly Bis wife
il is feared, will not survive. The murder
was at once taken into custody.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

Mr.. Motley had said about him than he had
to put the same question to the most obscure
citizen. Especially was he debarred from
80 doing on the representations of a stroll
ing emissary Of mischief, who, though
giving his name, was utterly unknown
either to the President or to Mr.. Seward;
and of whom, to this hour, nobody pretends
to know anything-so that it is probable the
signature is mere nom de plume Mr.. Mot
ley, it seems to US, instead of proceeding to
defend himself against the ISLANDERS OF an
anonymous accuser, should have first de-
manded his name OF Mr. Seward before
condescending to make formal replication.
It evinces utter loss of self-respect on the
part of the Secretary of State, with the let
ter of "George W. McCracken, of New
York." In his hsnd-palpably written as it
was in the spirit OF blackguard toward al
the prominent foreign ministers-to have
taken any notice of 1t whatever. MoCrack-
ems additional charge against Mr.. Motley,
that "there is not in all Europe more thor
ough fiunkey or more un-American func-
tionary" than he; his representation of MI.
Murphy at Frankfort as ''vulgar, ignorant,
and unworthy;" and his traducement Of
Mr.. Hale at Madrid, Mr.. Morris at Constan-
tinople, Mr. McMath at Tangier, and Mr..
Perry at Tunis, all demonstrated him to be
animated by malignant spirit, deserving
OF no other consideration than to have had
his seurrilous epistle at once indignantly
given to the flames. Alas for the once-hon-
ored William II. Seward
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

Among the new devices Of the day are paper
pantaletts for ladies. A company has been
nreauiged at Mechanics Falls, Me-, TO manu-
facture borders 10 ladies' drawers aud ohildren's
buttoned to the garment, which may be readily
replaced when Boiled.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
rV1Hn GREAT REMnDT OF THE AGE
l. yEysR AND AauR CURED IN 4s HouRa.

Manufactures specific ths terrible malady, which
Is warranted 70 the most ahatnAle eaass f Rsysr
and Agne, in many instances IN " hours hAl ssen
ruRsst and dsalsSs would eonanIt their own Interests
by Nee lug II hand u Is rapidly growing IN public
thsae diseases. ssAeA
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

or avery description with the ropt grafyn Iesnlts,
ny HIS NEW SYSTEM or MEDICAL kLkCrRlcITf,
system OF practice based strictly on principles
thorough knowledge OF which IA not only necessary IN
order 10 Insure successful treatment but without Nhiah
me application Of KsotFiey IN any ormh but dAnge
rous experiment. We give below list o. diseases 70 the
Treatment Of which this syss Ia especially adApted AND
in which We have bsun moHk successful ), ia . q
Amanrosis hndpess from pafAyss OF the optic nerve
nmsnorrhooR interruption or retention Of the nenees
aphonia suppression Of the voice, asthma ngna enias
ohoTeA st. Vltua Dance constipation, eaAFTh oonnump
lion In It's early stages cough, ehloroa eodness oi ieet
and hands orAmps cancers, deafness, when from para
lyss Of the acoustic nervs dyspspss dAbes, dfopu
datuenee gravel gotre, hystsria hip disease, tmPo
lence lumbago liver complaints, ioekjaw, nsutAlgai
nervousness piles palsy rheumatism, spinal disease
eurvAtures, and tunors. rlll -.
In uterine Tor womb disease s value cannot 30 eh
mated Proiapsus mhplAcement uleeralions and othes
forms Of womb diseases, promptly relieved ana permA-
nenty cured III an incredibly short apaes Of time,
RRRRRERoRs- H.
We have the pleasure OF referring thoso who may wsl
10 undertake Electrical treatment TO the looNing well
Known citizens OF Wilmington and Vicinity who hAv
baen treated BY uR witnessed In otheEa
| Josenh Brfnghurst, 2ie WeAt street.
Edward H. Rics, Sol Bhipley street
| W. nj Nal, Bast Fourth street
| Charles III, Gordon, 62t Market street. 1N
fleorae Oleand corner Of Seventh and Washington w
n. ii. Jones, corner Of Rifth and Market Streets
| VIM L, Rudolph, alt Market street.
Dr. Washington Russell, Chrisuana, Del u
Walter Y. SouihgateI eblo
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
III &al HALLS
Ap "a ,1lNECEIABlE SlnlLIAN
.TI HAIR
-RENERZRs
Vegetable SicHlan Hair RsReVsr


Has stood sse test of seUess years
before the public and ss0 PTep0g,1-
ti0n for tie hGt1. hGs yet beess Ssks-
covered that sUSLS produce the some
beneficial results. 1t Ss an entirely
1tes0 scientific discovery, o04ss0S,ssssg
many of the most p0scef7sM GssG re-
stOrGtiUe agents IN the NEQETAhLE
KINGDOM. 1t restores GRAY hAlR
TO IT'S ORlQIMAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. It makes the scalp aOIstte
and clean cures dGssdf.uD ana
h,EmOrs, and falling out Of the
hair; and sUiH make u grolU upon
persons, as &c furnishes the fsttt1'l-
tiUe 1oJ.iftcjpLe By tOsdch the hGts. ts
aou1stsbed and supported. 10 makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
and Is fEFsttTp0 sBed as O. ~ A hc
ESSING. It Is the cheapest
lie, as one bottle s0iu @cc03ss1lbtsb
more and last longer tfaaas three
bottles of any other a1TepGfGtf0se.
Tf Is recon- sltefsd deG and used by
the First Medical Authority. ~
The 9COndeTTtiL results produced
on oar StciLiGSt HAIR Re1Rea0er hGve
induced 1lse'.y 20 nsGslsy % yacst1re pre- re
1.i0aLs names and, In order 70 In
dtsce the trade Gstd the public. TO
purchase their compounds, they
haze resOrted TO HdLsehOOd, bB
claiming they fUere former part
steItS, or ILGA s0attS c0Stttects0st Wtsts
our Mr.. Hal, and their prepUeG-
MO,e aV0s similar TO ours. DO net
be deceived by them. PilTclsuag the
Original. IL has 4seVes. vet BEEN
e0tSaEged. On. Treatise on The HAIR,
QOtth ce7TtJIcateS, sent free by 1gtdst'
See that each bottle has oar pStvgse
bottle. Az others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co" Props, Nashua, NM
Sold Gy all D,ugiss' sad Daai~s "a Asdia"'
febI2-ty s..''s 1'tt
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
DEsTORE YOUR HEALTH'
ABAIM FOR THE ARRLIOTEDl
MRS. DR.. FOSTER, 9c
No. 6l2 WEST FRoNT STHEET,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
nnouneaa 10 the etlaens Of Wilmington and Vicinity,
thn she st continues tho practice Of Medicine 10 all It's
hranhes She IL prepared TO treat old chronic Of
Conghs Colds Rhsumatism Neuralgia Eryapeas, Spinal
Al ctiona Dyspepsia Hysteria, crofuA and the numsr
oua other ls to which flesh Ia HEIR She Will give par
ocular attention the treatment Of diseases Of males
E-Patsnts attended at their Essldsaees y desired
Medical Univsrsty and her Diploma mag be see at hel
once She invites the aicted to call and Hes her.
she charges nothing for advice, and nom her complete
can afford them great relief not pernaneotIy eus'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE sPRINGl
SKIRT.

Twn WospzRYur RLRxmLITH and great uoARoRT and
to LADY wearing the DUPLEX kLIrfo shlar
will be experienced particularly In all crowded ASSEM-
BLIHs, OPERAS, CARRIAGES, RAILROAD CARS, OHuRoH
PRws ARN CHAIRs, for PROMENADE and HousB DREss ~
the ERIRx be FOLDED when In use to OCCUPY small
mAus as easily and conveniently as SILK or MusLiN
DREas invaluable quality In crinoine not iounu In
any Single Spring Skirt.
LADY having enjoyed the PLRAsuRR, COMFORT, and
great CONVENIENCE wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
brRma SKIRT for SINGLE DAT, will never aiterMaras
willingly dispense with their For CHILDREN hissks
and YoUHa Ladies they are superior % ali others.
They will not BREAK like the Single spring,
bat will their PH2REur and oRAoKruL sHAPk
when three four ORDIfAKT SKIRTS VIII nave peen
THROWN As usBLKss. THE HooPs are covered Wtn
not only double springs but twice Tor double) COVERED
preventing them from wearing out when dragging DOWN
atoopn, naatrs, DC.
Tks Duplex Elliptic iH great fayorits with all ladies'
and IL universally recommended by the FASHION mAaA-
xrns a. the STANDARD SKIRT or THE FASHION.
ABLK WORLD.
10 -njoy the following inestimabe advantages In
Crinoline Wis: aurKnIoR QUALITY, PHRPRor hAnufAc-
sHAPH FnIHH, yLRxIBILIrT, DuRABIiTf,
oogoRT and ECONOMY enquire for j. ".
KLPrc or Double Spring Skirt and be sure you get
genuine article
OAUTIoN-To guard against IMPOSITION be par
tieular to NOTICE that skirtH offered as
the red Ink stamp Wis: 81. W. Bradleys Duplex Elliptic
Steel Sprngs,p upon the wAistbAnd-nene others are
gem nulne. Also Notice that every Hoop Will admit pin
Tor double sprnKs BRAIDED together therein, when
secret Of their FLRxBITY and srREHarH and Acompna
tion mot to be found in any other SKIRT.
FOR SALE In all Stores where FIRST GLASS akirss
sold throughout the United States aud elsewhere
Manufactured by tbs Soils ownere Of the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY d CAREY.
janS.sm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

self-lOvs sxaggsraies our faults a. we'll as
our virtues.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

a thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

mo PRINTERs.---A sECOND-HAND
L DOURLR MRDIuM BR0NSrRUP PRINTING PRESS,
ssapssss Aad iu good order, will be sold at satncoy
PEtss. AITsVs4Tthip cffee mSne-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

TTSE4E ARTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK,
u No. COZ MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Oman 10 daily sundayS exesptad during
the usual hours and on anu oAtuIoAy
svsnInae nom 7 TO 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
All the profits Of the Bank, after the payment o. he
rasayv are devoted To the benefit OF the de-
nosItofs and Dividends made semAnnualyin In Apti
and October Since the organization OF the SANG, IN
1884, the Dividends have uniformly oeen tns fA'e VI
six per cent. per annum. - ,,....,,. - ,t
onsa become entitled to participate in future Dividends
No Manager Is allowed 10 borrow any OF the unus h
| t,nslad IA tho hank. seaH
MANAGBRs.
wu,..u A. HnLHs EDWARD DARLINGTON,
nrosaa w Dusa, JosRPH W. DAY,
/ 81 p RvuaoN HRNRY Y. DURR,
| - y, ~ M 1pTTa CHARLRs W. HowLARp,
/ uS.1 n nIT1ANy. JOB n. JACKSON,
/ GvoaaR 4. CAPEilB CLRMEET.B sAHrH,
| WM.B. HILLRs, President.
GEonaE W. BusH, Vice Preddsnt r....u.or
| octie-ly JohH r mohhAn A'eA'"'i
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
From the New York Independent.
0A LOST LEADEH.o
ny WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.

How applicable to the case of William
II. Seward are the words addressed to one
of the fallen spirits in Milton's Paradise
LOST
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-24

CoNsclENT1ous.-A revolutionary SOL
der was running for Congress, and his
opponent was young man who had "nev-
er been to the wars" and it was the GUS
tom Of the revolutionary soldier to tell the
hardshirs he had endured. Said he:
"Fellow citizens, have fought and bled
for my country. have helped to whip
the British and the Indians. have slept
on the field of battle with no other cover
ing than the canopy Of heaven. have
walked over the frozen ground till every
footstep was marked with blood
just about this time one of the sover-
eigns who had become greatly interested
in his tale Of sufferings, walked up to the
front Of the speaker, wiped the tears from
his eyes with the extremity of his coat tail
and interrupted him with
did you say you had fout the British
and Injins ?''
.sYes, SIR"
''Did you say you slept on the ground
while serving your country, without any
kiver?"
81 did,
"Did you say your feet kivered the
ground you walked over with blood?'
eyes sir" replied the speaker exulting-
"Well them" said the fearful sovereign,
as he gave sigh Of painful emotion. II
guess I'll vote for t'other fellow, for I'll be
id if you amt done enough for your
country!'
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-24

CoNNcEr1cur.-The following is the Ad-
dress of the Connecticut Democratic State
Committee to the people of the Union:
The Democratic State Committee of
Connecticut greet you with the result of
the election in this State.
The Democratic and Conservative Elec-
tors have achieved q signal triumph on
these issues.
In favor of representation in Congress
by every State.
Immediate Union on the basis of the
Constitution.
No usurpation Of undelegated power by
Congress.
No military despotism in this Republic.
No Congressional force bills to establish
negro suffrage.
On these issues they have swept the
State by seven hundred majority on Gov
ernor, and net majority Of eighteen hun
dred on congressman.
We gain three of the four Members of
Congress.
On national issues was the battle fought
and won.
Signed JAMES GALLAGHER,
Chairman of the State Com.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-24

ALARMED.-The Radicals are becoming
alarmed, lest the negroes in the South will
give them the cold shoulder and vote with
their old masters. They forced negro suf-
frage on an unwilling people, thinking they
could thereby strengthen their party; but
since the evidence accumulates that the
blacks will vote with those who befriend
and assist them, the New York Tribune
sounds the alarm and seriously oontem-
plates some other dodge to perpetuate the
power Of its party.-Statesman
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-24
FISK & HATCH.

Bankers and Dealers IN Government Sc.
curities, No. s, Nassau St., N. z.
NIB. All kinds Of Government Securities received
ct the full market price in exchange for the above
Bonds. Also,
~ All Descriptions If Government Securities kepe
constantly on hand and Bought, Sold, or Exchanged
- Gold Coin and U. s. Coupons bought, sold and
collected.
So Deposits received on liberal terms, subject to
shsck at sight
- Collections made throughout the country.
~ Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold at the Stock Exchange commission for cash.
~ Special Attention 0icen to the Exchange a
SEHENTHIRTY NOTES ~ oH the Series for ne
New HrETHENTY BONDS If 1865, on The ~s1ue
favorable terms. 6a3me
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-24
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTR0LoGIsr

A II. A. PERRIGO
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lost stolen property tells you the business you
best qualified to pursue and in what waOe most
successful, speedy marriages and tells
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and of the person. She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers
wells the dark and hidden mysteries of the future
From the stars see in the frmament-the malcfic
stars that predominant in the confgura-
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and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time Of BIRTH
she deduces the future destiny of man. Fail not to
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-24
Valuable Property

FOR SALEl
TIME ~ of nwI4, Sec. IA, T. 90, r. 11-SO acres
i First quality unimproyed Prairie Land in Howard
County, miles from the new and growing town Of
Cresco.
The nwL of Sec. %, 7. 0s, r. l7-16O acres. Coed
Prairie land well watercd in Mitchell Co.. and within
miles of West Mitchell.
The sell of sell Sec. 20, T. ITO, r. p, in Rice Co.,
Minnesota.
Nine acres of Timber Land of of the neL Sec. Z,
T. 103, Il. IL, in Fillmore Co.. MINI.
Also Lots Is and 16, in Block IS, Prairie du Chien
Land Co.'S Addition.
Lots and 2 in Block17, Town Of Mazomanie, Wis.
Lot g. in Block co. Village Of Clayton, Clayton Co.,
Iowa.
Lot g. in Block p, and Lot s, in Block 7 Town Of
North McGrcgor, Iowa.
Also one-thrd interest in the following described
property, to-wit:
One hundred and twenty acres Of Timber Land, with
the Water Power Saw and Staye Mills with Machine
ry complete and IN running order thereon.
Also 40 acres of Land, known tho Fillmore Mill
Property consisting of Large Stone FIGURING Mill,
Burrs, Machinery and appliances therein complete for
making best merchantable -four, together with the
Water Power Barns stockYards, Town Lots, &C., &c,
situated and being in the Town of Fillmore, Fillmore
Co., Minnesota, all Of which will be sold cheap for
cash.
For terms and particulars apply to
Thomas Arnold.
Mc0regor, Feb. o, 81. 53Stf