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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
AANnAnrnN L.rNTY


David Davis being duly sworn deposes
and saws Abraham Lincoln, late OF the
county Of Sangamon and State Of lit
nois. is dead, and that be died on or about
Inc i4th day Of April, A. D. 1865, intes-
tate. as il is said, and that his estate viii
probably amount to the sum OF SO iOOOi
mat said Abraham Lincoln left at the
time OF his decease, Mary Lincoln, his
widow, and Robert T. Lincoln and Ihos.
Lincoln, his children.
(Signedl pawn "a =, -.
Subscribed and swornt TO before me, this
I4th day of June, A. D. 1855.
ls{-reH n ". MATTHEW, Clerk.
The above figures speak for themselves.
To be added to them, however, IS the
sos 600 which was appropriated by the
last Congress on account of Mr.. Lineoln's
salary, making altogether the total value
OF the personal estate 20 be about one
hundred aud ten thousand dollars, tossy
nothing ef the real estate described IN the
schedule above. So that the statement
made in the World that Mr. Lincoln saved
nothing and left nothing from his salary,
| and that Mrs. Lincoln has no resources
but what remains from the approprla-
tion Of Congress, So, 600 and the rents Of
| the homestead, returning altogether but
$500 yer year, cannot possibly be true.
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W HITE MAN BROS,
Manufacturers OF and Dealers In
PRINTING PAPE r,
No.ss Northeast cor. No. 81 south Court
Public square, iii
Nashvflie- street. Mefnphia-
a Gard

UTE viii az once rebuild our v house, and
tss1,f,ar but ON the ngst day OF that month we
s'iil ~ ready to receive goods on store
me sb,-is will be dividedlnto IRE PROOF com
t,.,,,ts l,v brick " ais, and cON cred with tin.
FTozs. " have palTo lEed US for the lasi Two
Lessons and those whs may have pfopoeea 70
40 40 the approaching one, may resi- assured We
will he resdy for tneln- -. c. A..
We design establishing q cotton Oom press IN
.,,,,lal-fiou with our warehouse upon An ad-
,-s1,T l,f which will be really BY the lst OF &C
,ob.r or sooner The pTOGtmity o. our estab-
fi.bueut 10 the river renders the hah1tlhs oI
-, n convenient that We can transfer cot
-, f,1r sbiprnent BY river lree Of dray age. Inc
80 90 OF the posi- Sen Is equal 70 one u ay-
- m IN cotton sent IOr com pressInehl rom
--fsr ,varanouses. while on All cotton IN our
v-4rehouse for com pressInent lhefe can oe LNo
drayages saved since ~ would oe as easy @ ~ - ~
= -. s'f-r ii from our shed 10 tre Com press as
Ia furn ia cut in the ordinary way for TRANSFER
~ drays ,,rTprgrTaes "a CO.
1y0 .. = SL1L---- -
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United
This sum is all invested in
States securities bearing interest.
a. t1,o FolI,vr-fraur.

Nh. Judd's note. dated Sept. 1, 1883,
bearing ten per cent interest Tor -o5JOV I
Trbor1as j. Turner, tFreepurt,l July, 1853 80
due Nov. I. ls5s interest 10 per cent. 4JO 4
AEJ Hams tPekiu,) two notes for $40
each. one due Oct. l5, loosl the otnsr r4s
Ian. /. ~
with The following credits:
Esb hi lS7q So: May ?. 1859, $50; July
ia 1853, 500; Sept. y, 1853, So; Aug. 10,
1880 $50
N n Church, lSpringheldl Nov. 1854,
Al i've months, given 81 Warrington 10 I
las H & ]. :. MCDANIEL, l~snesmon
90 April ., 1858. / day, 10 per cent int 20
Golden Patterson, (NermiiiOn Co.. April
- 1850. due year after date.--.--;----.-.-, o.
Milton Davis, tVerInllion 60 ) Nov. 2, -
IS5T due Dec. . 1857, ID per cent-.----.--.. %
WITH credit Of $50. March y, lS79.
John r. Mercer, lShelbyyille,' May D
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" PERUVIAN BARK BITTERs." !"
2 CELEBRATED TONIC;
ACertaIn PreFentIHe for Fever and Ague.

~ L. KOUNs & BRO, 50 Common St, N. o
Ut. Whole sale Agents. Aanu1aet1red by Dr.
81. Perl a Co, Wholesale Drugstsiss "A ChaItres
street. y o. t- aPS wy
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CouRsE q sTUDY.

FIRsT SESSION. JUNIOR Class months.
Walkers American Law. Eeutis CoGamerts-
RES. Bishop CT -zfmiaal Law. carzta=r's His
tory Of . Lsg suit, strpnens. Fieadi-rz
SECOND SESSION o. FINf0R CLASS
rraufffE
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H ac tor
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

I IBERAL ADV ANCES-SuppIies at Whole
l 4 sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
Uue Dollar per Bale.
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EDecutors' Notice.

NOTICE IA hereby given 70 the heirs or I'll
~ man Bettis, deceased, and all parties con
cerned, that We. as surviving executors Of sall
estate, have this day fled our accosnt as such
with John lOaEue. Clerk Of the County Conr
Of shelby county. where parties concerned ca
come forward and examine same
BAMUEL hOSBH,
ANDERSON c. BETTLS,
Surviving Executors
Memphis, septsmber u. ls0l. ssl2 kRs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-16

quisitely truthful rendering of foreground, both
In color and form, have never seen and yet
the foreground in the "Domes of the Yo-
Semite," which is at least as equally well
realized, causes the writer in the Tribune to
regard the very qualities which 1, in common
with thousands of others, admire, as lacking in
color, form, and detail.
But perhaps after all, do not know as well
as the gentleman who fuses up" Brierstadt in
such an unceremonious manner. thorough
acquaintance with the werks of every landscape
painter both in Europe and America, may not
help in any way to form a comparative idea of
the various merits of artists. love and de.
light In studying nature, in all her changeable
forms and moods, may not assist one in forming
an opinion of the studies that are made from
nature by landscape artists All this is of no use
whatever in aiding one to become Judge of the
beautiful. No! it is true, we were once vain
enough to believe that that sort Of study aided
man to become judge of pictures; but our
friend of the Tribune has convinced us that no
other qualification is necessary but one of un-
blushing cheek, plenty of assurance, and gift
OF CAB. These are the attributes to render a
sharp writer able to attack, with some noise, an
artist who has produced a great work that will
live for ages, namely "The Domes of the Great
Yosemite"
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
u No. 200 S. SIXTH Street.
PHILA DEIPHIA. NAV Id, 1867

u No. 2O4 =. SlAIh street. - 49,
PHILA DELPHIA, May 10, lo6I
REPAIRS AT MARCUS HOOK, PA.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with copy OF
this advertisement attached to each, will be re-
ceived at this office until twelve O'Clock M,
SATURDAY, June |, 1867, tor Materials and
Landings at Marcus Hook, Pa.
Separate proposals must be made for each
class OF material, and for labor.
Cap logs, bridge timbers, mooring posts, etc, ,
to be OF white pine; also, upper courses OF
whalves, tie and wharf timber, and piling Of
hemlock, tenders, etc, of white oak.
Proposals will state the rate per running IooI
of timber, per foot OF face and per foot of board
of bolts and other iron works. etc.
All materials to be of the best quality de-
liVeIable at such points at or near Marcus HOOK
as may be required, and 10 be subject 10 ln-
spectlon and approval before being used
The proposals for labor TO state the rate per
foot or face, per llneal foot, and per foot board
measure, etc, as measured In place, ana lnese
rates to cover all labor necessary for putting
the works In good repair, such as removing ,r 0,o
work and obstructious, receiving, caring lot,
framing putting together, and replacing lhe
materials TO be used or moved.
All work done to be subj jrct TO inspection ana
approval before payment is made, ana CwenGy
per centum to be deducted from any payment
that may be made before the completion oil all
the labor.
Each bid must be guarant nteed by two respon-
sible persons whose signatures should De ap-
pended to the guarantee, and who snoulu o-
cerlned 10 as being good and sufficient security
by the United States District Judge, Attorney
collector, or other public officer
Envelopes To be endorsed proposals tOr lNe-
pairs of government Wharves, etc" ,oc-
Bios VIII be opened on Saturday, June l. 1901
sent
For particulars, inquire at this office.
O. SEAFORTH STEWART,
5l6l4t Maj. OF Engineers and Bvt It, Col.
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sale on Monday, May goth, will include
Peremptory Sale-LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
THE DlSTlLLERY NO. SIS BUCKLEY street, in->
Guiding Copper stills, Mixing Tub, Mash Tub Pumps.
Hose and everything requisite for large Distierys
sale absolute,
Orphans Court Sale-Estate ofCatharine Arnold de-
ceased-VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND 5, Il. cor
ner SECOND and UNION Streets.
MODERN RI tSIDENCE stable, and Carriage
Street.
Three-story brick RESIDENCE, No. 325 PIEH
Street.
NORRISTowN-Two elegant new Residences,
JACOBY and GREhN Streets.
Handsome Building site, 20 acres, Wissahckon
avenue (Township line road) and Aliens lane
Twenty-frst Ward.
Four.slory brick Dwelling No. 92S LOCUST
street. IL Il A
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ale at no. mo Chesnut street,

Sale at No. lilo Chesnut street.
SuPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FUkNIrURE, PIANO
FURTES, COTl AGE SUITS, CARPETS, MIR
kORS CEDAR CHESTS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
AT O'clock at the auction store, No. lilo Chestnut
street, will be sold large assortment Of superior fur
niture. [5l84t
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH A
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. ETI,
Hold Regular Sales OF


REAL ESTATE STOCKS, AND sECURITI Fs At
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, Containing
full descriptions OF property TO be sOd as also par
tia list of property contained In Real Estate Regis.
ter and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers,
Ledger, North American, German Free Press, In.
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
'Lvening Telegraph" Press and Legal Intelligencer
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A MERICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF
Td5Ehma ~ aaSSPA aSSOMPANY, No, 54s NORTH THIRD street,
a9anss saint m wi preserve all Woods and Metals guard
vents all leaks Old tin roofs are long reserved With
TINS Paint Roofs Of every Kind old shingles included
ranted. All orders will have PROMPT attention. Work
Will be done In the best manner
9blmTpl JOSEPH LEEDS. ActuRTy,
EMORY D. HOBART Superintendent OF Work.
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On Monday Mornlng.

May 2Oth, at lU o'clock, at the auction store No. lib
Chestnut street, will be sold rich and interesting
assortment of goods from China and Japan, comprii-
ng-Fine China; Japanese cabinet tables, work boxes
jewel cases. card receivers, manufactured in MOSAIC
WORKS OF precious woods, sandal wood and others
rich fans; elegant walters shell flowers beautitd
shawls. and infinite variety OF Curiosities OF ORR
entail manufacture,
The Goods will be open for exhibition Saturday,
when the public are invited to call and examine
them, 5l36t .
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SUMMER RESORTS.
6 U M MER RESORTS

~ " w WI = x KE9ON q
ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad and Branch eS.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON
Mrs. Caroline wunder, Pottsville P. o., schuylkln
county.
TUSCARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. Hannah Miller, Tuscarora p. o., schuylkill CO.
MANSION HOUSE,
q. W. Frost MahRnoy City P. o. schuylkiu county.
WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs. susan Marsdorf, Reading P. o.
ANDAL USIA,
James s, Madeira, Reading p, o.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DR., A.smith. wernersville P. o., Berks county
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
II. II. ManderOscn, womesdorf p o. Berks CO.
COLD SPRINGSHOTEL,
Lebanon co. Mrs. NJ. Rodermel, Harrisburg p o,
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY
+. H. staufer, Boyertown p. o.. Berks co.
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. U. Snyder, yellow Springs P. o., Chester CO.
LITIZ SPRINGS,
4. LichtenIhaler d son, Lltiz p, o. Lancaster co.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
A. 4. Feather, Ephrata p. o., Lancaster CO. Is 2m
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Sale at No, 1893 Girard Avenue; =,

Sale at NO, IbU5 Glrard Avenue, :
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOK
CASES, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning.
At O'Clock, at No. 1905 Girard avenue will be sod
the furniture OF family declining housekeeping, COM
prisIDg-Velvet Brussels, and other carpets; walnut
ana rosewood parlor :furniture chamber dnng-room,
cases. kitchen furniture, etc.
Can be examined on morning OF sale. 8 l6 &c
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yours "1'i DAVID MEREDITH.


WILMm0TON Oct 2othi 1856
4. Alden 4 Co., Agents. for Dr.. D. MtshisTs BiHsrs
aord me pleasure to say that yonr Btlers are Wy
valuable III case Of cramps am someWnat suo)eet "
Nam Xorr BIttsrs gays me relief immediAtely
snsnl' SNs' N' CHARLES SIMMONS,
No. 2le West Front Street.
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SIOO RNWARD.

will pay to any Doctor or member oi tne nsaos
more medicinal virtues and curative powers tnAn
nish'si = No'N b. MISHLBR, Proprietor,
n Corner Of Centre Square,
TancaataF. Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04

WILMINGTON, DE-, Oct. 1oth, 1850.
M,,,r, A. Aiksn 4 Co., Agents. foF Dr. Mf'hlsrs Aed'
DTSn anal have suffered for the last fifteen months
wth attack Of dyspepsia and general debility
ana have spent great deal Of money for anerent msn
oSss and must say In justiee to your bss tnsI tas
nrst bottle took did me more rooa lnsn h ~ h, Wy
none by ne time Anish IL will be perfectly wen,
viii Do pleased to give any one AFFLICTED iai sa''usn'
of What your medicine has done for me.
W "~- Respectfully Yours, -
MRS. SARAH HOLT,
Jsasrson Street, between Second and Third
Many more Of the above certificates can DO urn'nsa
darired,
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NO. 2.
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AN ]
IL BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY DECEMBER 24th 1866

WILMINGTON AN u
l. BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER Gath, 1866,
Trains will leave Depot corner Broad Street and wasl
ington Avenue, as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at4lb A. NJ. Monday excepted y ~
baltimore and washington, stopping at Chester, Will
Je-Gracei Aberdeeni PerrymAns kdgewood, Magnolis'
chase's and stemmers Run
wAY-MAIL TRAIN atsa0 A. NJ. tSundays exeelted5
for Baltimore stopping at all Regular Stations Con
Meeting with Delaware Rail Road at Wilmington ftr
Crlsheld and intermediate Stations
EXPRESS TRAIN at IL As A. b. tsundsy excspted,)
for baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 800 P, M. Sundays excepted
for Baitimorsand Washington stopping at Chester Thur
low Lnwood, Caymont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton'
s bssss az ammsl Run
NIGHT EXPRESS at 1l.Oo r. NJ ldaliy) for Bait
moro and Washington connects at Wilmington WIN
Delaware Railroad Line saturdays excepei stopping
al MiddIetown, smyrna, Dover, Harrington, seaicrd
Salisbury, Princess Anne, and eonneeting at Crisheid
Passengers by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk Will take the ll.45 A. N. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between Phladsphia and VIII
leave Philadelphia at 12se AGO, &C., and 40 (daily)
p. NJ. The 400 2. N. train connects with Delaware Raj
road for Milford and intermediate stations The 90 p
NJ. train New Castle
Leave wi mington 7l6 and 80 A. NJ, 800 and $50
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1885 A. NJ, 4lO and 81 P. N.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 15s sls. and llls A. NJ s.4s. Al!
T20 and 1927 p Nj.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1875 A. Way Mail. e.35 A. Ia
press. LILO P. NJ Express. 635 p NJ, Express. % p.
/ NJ, Express.
From Baltimore TO Havre de-GrAce and intermediate
stations at 400 m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 40 and 912 A. NJ, and 3,3s Pm.
Wilmington at 9. 20, 1000 A. NJ. and 4.is P N.
| sUBDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 1926 p N. stopping at Havre de-
Grace Psrryville and Wilmington Also stops at Elkton
aud Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia aud
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore, and at
Chester to esve passengers from Washington Bati
more.
HE. KgNEEY. Superintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04

NEw CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
500 A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia at 600 P. NJ Wilmington 7.s5 Il
n. for New Castle.
Trains leaving CrisHeld Gas A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South at 1225 A. NJ will in close connection
with Steamboats, Norfolk and Portsmouth and Express
Trains 70 aud from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. They will stop on the Delaware R. r. Line only
at principal stations at which their time is stated;
EssErcept that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop at
any station ssi down passengers holding tickets from
Baltimore.
Passengers between Baltimore and Delaware r r. Line.
who prefer IT, stop in Wilmington night and
proceed next morning. e. sKWALL,
Superintendent Delaware Railroad
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Wt1nIsaroH Oct 2Oth, 1854.
Msssys L. Alkea Co.. Agsnts for Dr. Miihleis hediesna
sIns:-I have been subject for some time % s seIele
ehis and fever, and Was advised 70 w your
can be ound a. the above place any time during me da
10 1--WE any information that may be desired In aVer Oh
your valuable medicine.
'O DAVID MEREDITn.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04
GROCERIES.

HARLAN g. BROTHERS,
(successors to EDWARD L. RIcs.)
NO, 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
HN THE undersgned would repeatedly 60
A}call attention to their Stock Of MiNEs .ss
BY them obtaining all Wines and Liquors IN thsr
purity with long experience in the business Affords as
the character and quality OF their Wines &C.
Amongst the stock may be tound-
Cognao Brandy, Pale do, Jam aca spi,Is,
in wood and bottle,
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Sweet Malage'
Teneriife sherry, Champagne, Olarst.
WINES, very choice and Sla, in wood and bottles.
Extra hne MonongaheA WhiakeS, two 70 nVe years ola
the favor cannot be surpassed.
10 Tavern keepers supplied on the most reasonAbl.
terms. Families supplied with the chespsAt Winss Anu
Liquors. for culinary purposes.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
InYaids in want of old Wines and Liquors Of raroq
taining them Of the finest quality from HARLAN
BROTHER, No. East Second stree opposite the loWe
''A'As' H'u'I OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old Wines and Liquors, for medical purposes
with general assortment Of we'll selected GRoORRlE
always n HhRIhs BRoTHER, No. East Second st.
| TEAS, WINES, dR0OERlEs. AND LiVuohs w sofi
| RI0R QUALITY.
Hotels country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and retail By the essk, deniohn dozen packag
Of assorted kinda All orders by post otherwise r'
ssived giving limit in Price, warranted TO be sItisia'
torily hled the goods taken back. Please call an
examine at HARLAN d BRoTHER's, No. 3 East secOn
Street, Wilmington, Del; ,,,,or,.u,,,,,
Duponts best Eagle Powder in CanisterR and ~ lb
Kegs duck and rae Also, shot Of all szss suitable e
r and reed bird shooting in season, percussion cap
dSiis s IN GaqgS Sy Am''1X S
mY.20-1y. Opposite the lower Market Houi
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$500 REWARD.


will pay $500 to the proprietor OF any meaene .nas
can show greater number Of genuine eerunea'sa ?,
oad by IL near the place where II Is made than
MIsHLERs HRRB BITTERs-of Consumption. pys'
pepda, Nver Complaint, Bloody fluxt paIrn@A, ~
Mona intsrmiltsnt and Bilious Fsysrs feveT ane Ague
6holsa MobuS Ysloy Jsundiss sssotaia h%nnas or
GavhS colds Orsmp in the stomach, Chronic Darrh0s
Piles, letter seAld Head ophnema or falling away s1n *
- psenlinr 10 children, Leuchorrh0a, falng OF tne
Wnb All obstrueons to the duo course Of nature 10
Ssmass ali VsporlA Diseases aud AL ~
tomaab Liver or Kidneys Certificates OF cures Of the
YsiIow Feyer in Mexico also be furnished.
Rsas.bsr II It does not cure, the money Will Dc 70
iuAo"u W ''' BENJAMIN MIsHLER,
g. B. Corner Of Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa.
Psmalss afflicted with Irregularities will and thi
medicine very beneficial.
A0i 'A'0 "9''N'- A. RITKEN q CO.,
General state Agents,
No IO8 West Front ST.,
And by all DruEgists and Merehants.
Families should not bo Without It, ootz
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DR. G. II. LAW TON,
From would say to his friends and the pun
lie, that he has opened an ONCE at
eI3 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
and prepared treat all kinds Of nervous chronic an
uterine diseases on electrical principles and In the most
esientine manner Nervous Diseases, rheumatism Nen-
rslga Paralysis, cured in onethird of the time usually
reanred by the ordinary appliances Nearly all cases OF
chronic diseases bo esetualy eursd and there are
none but that can be greatly benefited.
In Uterine Diseases its value can not be estimAte
Proapsus Misplaeements ueerstisns, and all other oia
eases peculiar to females promptly relieved and peimA
nsntly cured, in an incredibly short space OF iime'
N,p.-PATIRNTS TAKEN By CONTRACT, AND
CUREB GUARANTEED.
RERERENCRS
Washington Russell NJ. D. Christians, Deli Walter
Christana, DEL; John Simmons, Ohrstiana
Del W. Harris 10 John strest N Y; Plat, 926 Walnu
street PhiadephiA; BENZ Harris Second and CsloThi
phladAlphia. M lyl0-1
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04

T1REsENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYs.--
I What would he more appropriate for Christmas
ITessnt than a nice pair of SKATES which eau be had
'Oui WV 80 j. A, ROBINSON q CO.
,ac2i Second and Market streets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-08
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER continues to decline, and
the stream is full of ice.
The little steamer Petrolia left FOL
Cincinnati yesterday, with a good trip
She is the first boat that has left here
for some time.
From Cincinnati papers of yesterday
we CLEAN the following:
Captain James II. Pepper, of the
Globe Insurance Company, has returned
from New Orleans. He received dis
patch from Memphis, yesterday, stating
that the steamer Memphis cannot bt
raised. 1t will be remembered that SHE
sunk in the Arkansas river few weeks
since.
The Arabian, in command of Captain
Cox, arrived ut this port yesterday af
ternoon, from Pittsburg, en- route fol
St. Louis, after being out eleven days
She left on Dec. Goth, and fought the ic,
all the way down.
lee was not running heavy enough
yesterday TO prevent the ferryboats
making regular trips.
A rumor WAS current in Evansville on
Saturday that the Liberty No. = had
sunk few miles below that city. 1t Is
not generally credited.
The steamers Tennessee and Cumher-
land were sold at Shcriil's sale in Cairo,
on Saturday, to Capt. q. ID. William
son, for $500, and $1,000 respectively
The Ohio river is reported gorgcd be.
low at Green Island, near Smithland.