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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

A NOVEL MODE OF ELEcTIoNERRINa.- "A
story is going about the London clubs of a
candidate for vacant seat in Parliament.
He was walking through the streets of the
borough with his attorney, when neutral
voter was pointed out. The legal adviser
said that the candidate had better tackle the
voter at once. "What is his profession?'
said the candidate. "Inot am sure, " was the
reply, "but / rather think he is a trunk
maker" ''How do you do, how do you do,
my dear sir?" said the candidate; show very
fortunate that made your acquaintance.
Mrs. x. has been travelling about a good
deal lately, and has worn out her trunk;
please make me the very best trunk that you
possibly can" II am much fattered by
your commands" said the voter, ''but am
not trunk maker. ooh, yes you are, +" says
the candidate. "No, indeed, am not, " says
the voter 'Then pray what are your" says
the candidate. "Ifyou please sir, 1 am a
Collin maker" "oh, that will do just as
WE'LL" said Mr. X, the candidate; "please
make me cofin-the very best coffin you
possibly can" The voter said, please, sir,
you are Joking; now, don't like that"
Mr.. x, in reply: "Never was more serious
in my life." "Well," says tie voter, "all
is fair in the way of business. But please
give me written order" "By all manner
of means, said Mr.. x, who at once gave
the written order. About week after
hearse with plumes and feathers drew up at
comfortable family mansion in one of the
London parks, and out came coffin.
The servants were horrihed, and declined
10 take the dark object indoors. The un-
dertaker was inexorable. Mr. x. was at
dinner, and being interrogatsd by his SER
want, desired the coffin to be brought into
the house. "But where shall we put itYn
said Mrs. x. "Under the bed, !" SAID Mr.. X.
To this Mrs. X decidedly objected. Soon
all the servants came and began to insinuate
symptoms of giving warning. They could
not think of abiding in the house with a
coffin. Mr.. x. then ordered it to be taken
to his chamber in the Temple. On one of
his friends asking him what he had done
with the coffin, he admitted that he had put
a whole set of volumnious law reports into
it. A man like this who is 30 good at an
emergency would save a colony if the geese
were cackling at the door. He must himself
be above price.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO A CHuD.-A Mr..
and Mrs. Vanderbilt have just been arrested
in Hackensack, N. j., for cruelty torturing
a little girl named Mary Ann Farrell, whom
they had taken from an asylum for the pur-
pose OF having her do general housework.
The poor creature was at times stripped
naked, tied up by the wrists, and in this
manner she states positively was lashed with
whip by Mr.. Vanderbilt till her tender flesh
was completely mangled. Horrible as this
may seem, the torments TO which she was
subjected afterwards were more acute. Mrs.
Vanderbilt who had been a calm spectator
ofthe bloody process, applied according to
the girls statement, what she understood to
be pickle dipped in salt TO the bleeding
wounds, which inflicted the most intense
agony.
Last Wednesday the girl expected to be
placed as usual on the rack, and watching
an opportunity providentially vouchsafed to
her, she made her escape and took refuge fol-
the night under the shade of some trees,
where she was picked up in PROSTATE and
iainting condition. She then related the
horrible details of the cruelties inflicted on
her, which SO aroused the indignation ofthe
hearers that resolution was formed to pro-
coed to Vanderbilt's house, and lynch him
forthwith, "unshrived and unshrouded, /"
but the execution of the plan was frustrated
by the Roman Catholic pastor, of Hacken-
sack, who threatened to denounce the indi-
yiduals connected with it. The girls state
ment is borne out to the letter by the revolt
ing appearance she presented. Her head is
covered with small Jumps, her teeth displaced
the white of the eyes hardly discernible, the
face swollen and deformed, the lips split,
and the remainder of her body one mass Of
scars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

BLOOD OF PoULTRY.-Dr. Marcarel has
employed successfully the warm blood OF
chickens, turkeys and ducks in cases of
great poverty of blood and extreme laneuor
and debility. This blood, taken from the
animal, is received in cup, and treated to
the temperature of sand bath. The pa
tient, after swallowing it, may take spoon.
lul of cherry brandy or sherry wine. An
other writer says that he has often directed.
in cases of diabetes and great exhaustion of
the system, the blood of calf, to be taken
at the moment of its escape from the bleed
ing animal, and also chickens blood of the
same warmth; or after it has coagulated it
may be cooked with broth and favored with
salt and spices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

ASUBTERRAEEAE CRY DISCOVERED IN CENTRAL
AsIA.-Foreign journals report that subterra-
mean city has been discovered in the vicinity Of
Fort No. /, on the sir-Dsrya river, in Turkistan.
Kirghisian settlers having undertaken to furnish
bricks to Major Yun, tho Russian commandant
of the fort brought him such curious specimens
Of the required article that he was led to INQUIRE
whence they had procured them. On their taking
him TO the place, the existence Of subterranean
city Of vast extent was soon apparent to the
astonished Russian. The place seems to have
been originally built on the Lake Avel, but BY
the receding Of the water is now at some distance
from its shores, and in the course of time has
been covered up by sand and alluvial deposits.
Whether it belongs to the ancient Parthian, or
comparatively speaking, modern Dshungarian
period of Turauian history, has not yet been
aseertained. A guard has been stationed on the
spot to protect the mysterious city from depre.
datiOns, until the arrival or Hrtber orders from
the Governor of OrenbutF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

OF every description with the most gratifying results
BY HIS NEW SYSTEM or MEDICAL ELkoTRIoITY
system Of practice based strictly scientific prlr cple
thorough knowledge Of which s not only necessary
order 10 nsuFe successful treatment but without which
the application Of Electricity In any form is but DANCE
experiment We give below list Of diseases the
treatment Of which this system Is especially adapted aud
In which we have been most successful:
Amanrosis, blindness from paralysis Of The optic nerve
amenorrhmA, Interruption retention Of the menBeH
aphona suppression Of the voice. asthma, ague chils
ehorea, st. Vius dance, constipation, eaarh eousamp.
on In It's early stages cough chlorosA eoldness Of
and hands, cramps, Cancers deafness, when from para
lysa Of the acoustic nsrve dyspepsia diabets dropsy
hatuenee gravel, goltFe, hyaiera, hip disease impo
enes, lumbago, liver complaints, loekjaw, neuralgia
nervousuess, piles, palsy rheumatism, spinal disease
curVAtures, and tunoFs.
In uterine Tor womb disease It's value cannot be est
mated Prolapsus displacement, alterations And other
forms OF womb Diseases promptly relieved and permA-
nently cured in an incredibly short space Of time.
RRPERRNCBs.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may Wish
to undertake Electrical treatment 10 the following we'll
known citizens of Wilmington and Vicinity, who have
been treated by uF and witnessed In Others
Joseph BrlnghHrst, 21e West street.
Edward L. Rice sol shpley street.
W. II. NAf, 4 Bast Fourth street.
Charles II. Gordon, 62i Market street.
George Cloand Of Seventh aud Washington sts
r. H. Jones. corner Of Fifth and Market streets.
VIM. l.. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
DE- washinston Russell, ohrlatiana, Del.
Walter y. s0uthgats, febIb
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09
THE BURIAL OF LOVE.


ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Two dark-eyed maids at shut Of day,
sAt where river rolled away.
With calm, sad browa and raven hair:
And one was pale and both were fair.
Bring flowers, they sang, bring flowers unblown
Brisg forest blooms of name unknowni
Bring budding sprays from wood and wild,
To strew the bier Of Love- the child.
Close softly, fondly, while ye weep,
His eyes, that death may seem like sleep
And fold his hands, in sign Of rest,
His waxen hands across his breast.
And make his grave where vlolets hide,
Where starfowers strew the ivulet's side,
And blue birds In the misty spring,
Of eloudless skies and summer sing.
Place near him, ye lay him low,
His idle shafts, his IoOsened bow,
The silken fllet that around
His wagglsh eyes in sport he wound
But we shall mourn him long, and miss
His ready smile, his ready kiss,
Ths patter Of his little feet,
Sweet frowns and stAmmered phrases sweet
And gFaver looks, serene and high,
light Of heaven in that young eye;
All these shall haunt us till the heart
Shall ache and ache-and tears will start
The bow, the band, shall fall to dust;
The shining arrows waste with rust
Aud all Of Love that earth can claim,
Be but a memory and a name.
Not thus his nObler part shall dwell
prisoner in this narrow cell;
But he whom now We hide from men
in the dark ground, shall live again
Shall break these elods, form Of light,
With nobler mein and purer sight;
And in the eternal glory stand,
Highest and nearest Gods right hand.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

PHoToGRAPHY.-The London Intellectual
Observer says; " No place is now safe from
the incursion of photographers. Who would
suppose that they could carry on their oper-
atoms under water ? Yet such is now the
case, as M. Bazin has proved. His photo
graphic studio consists of strong iron chest
perfectly watertight with watertight win.
dows, that are in form of lenses. The cleo
tric light is used, and renders distinctly
visible any objects lying at the bottom of the
sea, SO that they may be photographed, and
thus their value and position accurately
marked. NJ. .Bazin has remained at depths
of nearly three hundred feet for about ten
minutes. This application of photography
promises to facilitate the recovery OF lost OBJ
iects and the raising of sunken ships.n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09
DEsTORE YOUR HEALTMI
ABALM FOR THE AFFLICTED
MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
No. 6l2 WEST FRoNT STRrRr

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Announces 10 the citHena Of Wilmington and yolpltv
that she still continues the practice Of Medicine In ali ia
branches She Is prepared to treat old chronic espes Of
Coughs, Colds Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas Spinal
All euonB Dyspepsa, HystsrlA serofaiA and the
other Ills to which flesh Is heir. She will give par.
teuar attention to the treatment Of diseases Of females
EsPAtsnts attended at their Residences II desired.
MRS. DIR. FOSTER, Is regular graduate Of Penn
Medical University and her Diploma may be seen Al her
ONCE. She invites the afflicted to call and see her. A.
she charges nothing for advice, aud from her complete
can afford them great relief II not permanently cure
naIR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09
rINHE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE
FEVER AND AaUR CURED IN IS HouRs.

Manufactures sp0oihe Tor this terrible nalAdv heb
ia warranted 70 cure the obstinate cases 81 Faya
aud Agne, In many Instances IN - hours ii has mar
used by Thousands. and never hied to Afford rellas
Drusgst and dealers would eonHult their own nter1t,
by keeping II hand As s rapidlT Growing In nnSit
favor, and is becoming tho great remedy Of tie aEe ~
these Diseases. oafiass
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

Has stood The test of seven years
before the 71tt6Ltc and no prepare
ton for the hair has yet been dis
COVERED that aOitG produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is dst entirely
f,eU scientific discovery, cO5nbiniSl0
many of the most pOtUefJslL and re-
stOrGtiUe agents IN the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
GO r. It makes the scalp sUhite
ana clean; cures dGndTuH and
LilspiOrs, and falling out Of the
hair; and sOtH make Il 0roiU upon
bdtd heads, eccept IN Very aged
persons, as 10 furnishes the ,lutT.i-
iCe principle by aUhich the hair Is
nOul.tsIted and supported. IL snakes
tie hair moist, soft, and glossy,
ID R ESSIN @. 1T Is the cheapest
preparation eUel. offered to the pub
Hc, as one bottle sOiLk accomplish
more and last longer. than three
bottles Of any other preparation.
It Is recommended and used bU
The First Medical Authority.
The sU0nderftgL results produced
induced many to manufacture pre-
pdrGtiOns for the Hair, under ga
riOLS names and, iSs order to in
dttce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, then
hare 1'es0Tted to JdLsehoOd, bU
claiming they SUere former part
ners, or hd~ some connection sUith
our Mr.. Hall, and their lrepdrd-
ton tDas similar to ours. DO not
be deceiUed by them. Purchase Me
original: it has neVer yet been
equdIJed. OitT Treatise or the Hair,
qOith certificates, sent free By mail.
See that each bottle has our pffU0te
ReveliIte Stamp 0Uer the top of the
bottle. Al others are limitations.
R.P' Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NH.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealeys in Medicine.
febI2-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

A crowded public meeting was recently
held at Guild Hail, the Lord Mayor of Lon.
don presiding, and twas resolved to petition
parliament for the entire prohibition Of the
Sunday liquor traffic
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

-, 81, g. 81, 104, IS I, 1874 pa OIL Coth,,,,t.,.
Rugs, Curtains Rods, Druggets, &C. si@''
LINING. AA NAhrSr
ns- 10 parties contemplating furnishing wa raanact
fully AK an examination, believing that our
VIII compare hYofaby with those Of larger cities
..a. GRANVILLE W0RRRLL
"osS-im 9so 222 Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09
SlNaER's sE WING mAoHIN

A GRAND TRIUMPH
Has been accomplished In the new
NOIsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
tits, without doubt the least complicated and easest
% operate, any maehiue before the public; and
ioI range Of work II is unsurpassed The HemInf,
Resllng Braiding Tucking and Quilting Ia beautiful ~
IL makes soft elastic Stitch and the on both sides
Persons In want Of family respectfully an
ved TO cali and examine those bsore purehaa
Ing, as feel confident they will be convinced Of their
guod qualities.
ear Every Machine warranted, and instruction given
free Of charge o
The hast Machine OIL silks, cottons and Needlaa al
ways on hand, at the lowest market rates.
A. s. JoNEs
meh30-m 6ls Market ST., wilmnKton, Del.
pHoTOGRAPH AMI wRITIN Al.
BUNS. At J. B. PORTRRH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-09

In England Fenianism is called the
American Nightmare.
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TATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI, Les
County of Gasconade. 3d. '''
In the County Court fer the County
of Gasconade, February Term 1867.
THOMAS. SMITH,
Admr of Order of publication
SPENCER SMITH,
THOMAS SMITH, Administrator of SPEN-
GER SMITH decd, presentsto the court his pc
titrIn, praying for the sale Of the real estate
of said deceased, or so much thereof, as shall
be sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts due
by said estate and yet unpaid for want OF
sufficient assets, accompanied by the &C
counts, lists, Inventories and %atfidavits, as
by law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons Interested IN
the estate of said deceased, be notified that
application as aforesaid has been m3de and
that unless the contrary be shown IN or be-
fore the next term of this court, 10 be be-
gun and held on the I'd Monday in August
next, an order will be made to sell
the real estate aforesaid, or SO much there
of, as shall be sufficient to pay and satisfy
the debts due by said estate as aforesaid,
And it is further ordered, hat a copy Of
this order be published according TO law.
STATE OF Missouri, &C
County Of G~asconade,
/, Edward Kehr, Clerk OF
the County Court of the County and State
| aforesaid, certify that the foregoing is
true copy from the records Of said court in
my office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at Office, il
(II.S.) the county aforesaid, this 17tE
day of May A.. D. 1867.
EDWARD KEHR, Clerk
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