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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13

IT LOOKS NOW as if Macmillan would be
tried, convicted and executed. Thus VIII
terminate the farce Of a European Prince at
tempting 10 wear a crown on this side 81
the Atlantic 4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13

CANCERS CURED!
WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE!
DIR. II. G. MURPHY
Would respectfully call the attention of all persons
aicted with maadies which not absolutely incur
able, to the fact that he has opened I'M office al
No. 536 K. seventh ST., Wilmington Del /,
Where he can be consulted by patients suffering from
the following very prevalent diseases =
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Consumption, Asthma,
ny nln Foyer and Agae Pulmonary Affections
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Debility Of the Stomach and
Deafness, &c. &c, &C.
Dr. Murphy is fully confident Of his ability to effect
certain and speedy cure of all diseases which have
hitherto dened medical skill and science by the cele-
DRAFTED INDIAN MODE Of treatment, which renders
the use of the knife wholly unnecessary For instance
CANCER
can be eectually cured by first cleansing and purify
ing the blood; then by applying plaster, we will
EXTRACT THE CANCERS IN LESS THAN TEN
HOURS,
without much pain, and with very little loss of blood.
10000 Reward
is hereby afforded to any one who will make more
efectual cure Of this corrOding disease.
ADVICE GRATIS.
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rect from the OFFICE of
DR. JOHN G. MURPHY.
No. $3.50 i. Seventh st.,
myz4-p--eou wilmington, DEL
ENVELOPES SELLING FROM 81 so TO sis PER
- iooo' w. g. PERRY
rs Arch st., bel. Eighth
Philadelphia.
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EDWARD s. NEWELL late with Ziba Ferris iss S,,
" has taken the old established Watch and ai9
Store, formerly occupied by b. X. Munson w. he
North Thirteenth street. Philadelphia, Pa, w9eu ,ry
will keep well selected stock Of Watches, Je"e"'
and Solid Silver and Plated Ware. ,-,.,,, NJ
tH- Particular attantion given to the repairing "
Ane Watches and Clocks. msS'o
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13

JOSH BILLINGS says she never knu man
who was always speakin about his own wr-
tues, who didn't need the sharpest kind Nv
watchin."
Andrew johnson said, on Friday, at Pc
tersburg, that he chad tried to discharge
" his duty faithfully. He had made consci
"cntious convictions his courage, public
"good his aim, the Constitution his guide,
''and by them he would standn
He needs watching.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13

LIVERY ONE KNOWS PURE LAGER AM Az
~ Whege To get It. Nebekcr'a IA always eallea IVA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13


But we intend to govern the country
All rebeldom and its fricnds-of course we
include the Age-could not wrest the power
from our hands during the war, nor can they
now. This government is to be admins
tered during the next generation by the Rad
ical party, and as much longer as we choose.
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fiuanriaI.


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OF WILMINGTON,
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& EDWARD Brrrs oci-ly
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No. COT MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,
Open to receive deposits daily Sundays exceped dur
ing me usual business hours and on Tuesday and
All the profits Of the Bank, after the payment Of
necessary expenses devoted to the benefit of the
dep0stors, and dividends made aenii-arnually in
April and , October Since the organization Of the
at the rate OF six per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
dividends. ~
No manager ia allowed to borrow any Of the funds
intrusted tn the Bank.
MANA GERS
WILLIAM S. Hubs, EDwAGp DAnLisGTON,
GEORGE W, Bpsu, JOSEPH W. DAY,
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GOOD BREAD

WE would call the attention Of Housekeepers, b.
w kers, and dealers In Flour, to our superior
STANTON MILLS FLOUR.
We are manufacturing F. r. F., and Family Extra
brands principally from California White Wheat, with
marked success. TATNALL q RICHARDSON,
sroxE-N 4. Cor. Front 4 Orange Sta,
myeslm Wilmington, Del,
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FORMODENTA.

Philip Ross
FANCY CARPET WEAVER
No. 405 King street.
ABOVE FOURTH STREET, WILMINGTON, ph'-
Manufactures Rag Carpets for Customers OF II
len, Cotton and Linen Chain, In a superior nahIh est
the lowest prices Keeps constantly on hand Lnc ss
quality OF all kinds Of Rag Carpets, when ~ a n
lower than other Weavers. marls-l@soh
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13

WGMAhp A II assoSss Epons rnornrrors
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Photographs, Ferrotypes, &c.
EDWIN HIRST, s. W. corner of Tenth and Orange
lIstreets entrance on Tenth Street s now prepared
TO make Photographs, Ferrot,ies &C., in the best
manner and at low prices.
-, N B:-He has also on hand stock OF CLOCKS,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C., which he will se off
a. reduced prices, for the purpose OF closing out
sB- Dent forget the place, s. W. corner Tenth and
Orange Streets, Wilmington. Del. Ifeb2i-lyap1o
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FIRE

The court then adjourned.
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ENVELOPES SELLING FROM 81 80 TO sis PER
- iooo' ". G.. PERRY,
72s Arch st., bcl Eighth
Philadelphia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

An UsPrsLisHsD AsrcporK OF THAp. Srx.
'ESs.-A prominent member of the House
was IN Washington hast Sunday, ard had m
interview with Thsd. Stevens. IL The courss
Of the cosvs, ss'ion. the srssA Coumsaer
complained 1t tie great sfllictions 10 endured
from the constant calls of all sorts of persons
for every conceivable purpose. II appears
that among late visitos wss NE distinguished
Robert Ode Owen, Who ssAed and had rer-
mission % read q lengthy communication
from the spirita OF Clay, Webster and Stephen
A. Dougless on the subject Of reconstruction.
Amer 0e dias. s.svsas ~ .sted what
ne thooshe Of their visws. WsH," said be-
present NJ compliments to those great de-
functs, snd tell them for me, that II they have
aetkin0 b1oeee y ed9 % 1Aet inpu9ne "a !.
jsc1 l thisk that since they died thsy have
have not been In vsr progressive stats.
Especially pfessnt my compliments TO Doue,
NJ an&t hin I thiak y. = III d--eo, -
Ii6dsf 1lhbsg - ~ Ss& = - - q
~ -" -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

Srarso IN SourH CARoLlsA.-A corr.spon-
dent writes that the weather in South Caro-
line is charming. He says:
have been in South Carolina for ten day,
past, and IL hiss seemed more like May than
February. Last Thursdsy, While abe SNOW
vas falling 10 the city OF New York.
in Charlefion j, vas by far the most com.
Portable &c walk on the shady street. This
raiid and beautiful Weather is importing III
freshness spring TO msny Of the trees.
shrubs ant towers. The dark. dead tin9e.
which the oiiage Of the Pic .. live oak and
other everpreens assume in the winter, ia soft.
ening int lively green; the yard and gsrde
shrubs sr, iesfug out. and many species are
Rrowing ard blooming in the op.n air thar
with you IRE nursiinps Of the hos house and
pets Of the psrlcr. Jsponicas, red aud white,
single and double. may be seen in full bloom
ON shrubs ftom eight TO ten feet high, in many
yards. In sontrss, with these rich and royal
flowers are tue blue eyed violets, which clus.
ter near the ground in humble beau,y-wel.
come to behold, for in the northern home
they ere she.srly hsrbnsers Of spring. 9th.
er towers ] taiy see--some | cannot name,
the others need not shonld, however.
say that peseh trees are red with their early
bloem,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27
MI RHDE.fs&
VEGETABLE sIAITIK PILLS
Are rursy Vegetable. nee from aay Mnsr. Mrrousfai
Preparation. and ompsabdsd with great care
They may he relied In ali Of
Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Gont or Rheumst-
ism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,


And all affections Of the Liver the sost pr0mps safe
and reliable Medaas kno~n They sctivs and zaiId
bsas parteuisy Designed for the 8ioes ps~.sss Of
the Southern aud Western ststss. when Timely sd
isIstsrsd they viii be ipund stncsrioas In Riiosa ard
R~mttsnt frvsrs. Fever and Asue, oosfirsp4ss Cole
Worms, psn in the b ssis Hesrtburn, ki.susnes
dixestion, Psn IN the Hssf pseh seast. and 10 all
sssss whsrs Cstasrtis f. rssassS fh<f greet exceed
isncs ccnssss 10 thi- that they e~nposndsl
the ooncsntaed virtues Of the nsdcna snbstapcss q
which ihsy are eonpossd; sonsequsssy tAsy have far
greater o~ney ana far r-meAsl .s.st thea the
nsdie nsi substances, whether mixed admins
isr-S singly.
AARsbEHS sAaAfIyR PILLS VIII b. foasd isvsIs-
able - ersvsnuv. Of shs nssy siissas Dssssss isa
dental to the so-thsrn eoantrysueh yellow Fever
Jsundee Liver compisinss Intermsttsns and RemItsps
fsvsrs Bilious Fsvsr Bilious Collie Roas Dysentery
and piarrh,a .. Calls, Sewers, Ae.
KERR 4 FULLER,
VIC ssais and Retail Aeents fog Hspks al.
euRsHtx Var scraafE, Wholesale Druxyisss CHI
caso, General AGsets for horttvsss- d.@idAv4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

As the negroes exercise the right OF sui
frsge down South, the Democratic party can
scarcely undertake 70 6gh. the next Presiden'
tial campaign on the negro question 10 any OF
ito aspects; and the liquor qosss'en' though
. great card for local election, smounts to
nothing in a national campaign. " hat viii
the Democracy do for an issue? What will
be their ba,,le-cryf and where will they get
their political capi.alf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27
The mIsKRABLEst

AIseuIpAp AND UNYoHruEArn YOUNG hwB.
Essays or Warning and straealon for
4 oung Men VITO HAYS abused their physical ps~
srr tasted their substance in Yictous hvtng aud
leo ristius 10 dss.a.ss-vitA s~pasfs fhe Rr~ss
uestment sd cur. address. Or. J. eKfLiIA
houoHrf. Howard Assaeiasioa, PhB.dsi phis ,R..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

This ~ -ndd lair by 10 the bsst IN .hs uerld ne
onIy rs< aed psrdet Dye Exrisss BefixtI. fnstanta
osoas NJ diisppeinineus. No ridlcsises uuts Nat
ursi Black Brown. Remedies the III effects u Bad
Dves Iaugarates the hsif ss v3ns soft md b~ausi-
full fhs x~uniss 10 slGned Eillsas Bneieky All
Others mere iitstsons, and should be avoided FOLD
BY ali prrs eists and Psrfap~rA ssetosy 81 Barclay
strsss. hsv ferk. fd-<f1 dSyly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

fhs ssea ses o. MS vsrid have sssh thsir sppcsas
ID nissien.
| 1t 10 the mlssio, Of BosfHrInRJ sfohAoH BIf-
fnss % pv.~s sd vssevss great vsssssy n aiassss
For twelve pears i've protssti.s sd re.s
. hiss besa sisAcuf eAscA drssbsek. IL \ strong
.patss srtdes Of this fact thu. tbs scsey Of the A.
slels . spssAe s dyapspsis biiouass soaaspatian.
~ nsver been Questioned,
~ S~os$ yssss Availability n sssA sssss fhs
stsssasnts Of psssss nsn. whose Nance familiar .
hs.s. hold vsrds have nes time time hsss gives 70
| - void.
his rsputsuos not sou,dsd 10 fsssa, then srssA b
sAsdov and The utssrassss Of conscientious sisi,sns
ere u - .srs yalss thsa ~&csss sssAs"
And vhss 10 its r.pasatienf Lss he prssrss Of ts
ais answer the i,quiry Where twenty aossn sosstss
Of Hsststssss pst.s cold 10 1851, ~ As~dvst
dess Disposed Of pov.
C,u'd public oplnioa be significantly e1prsssd
shas by ss sali.isd lacrosse Of eonssapuon Il
sssns impossible
The preparation hes been initiated. whore tbs
imi,.tcrst Echo sssvs-s, "whersfs fe shs "iinbo.
Of shsss iost ..rh thsy all either sons going
| peees b. With them imeh3e@Av-l~
"Poor Mas Cepspn ptien Tesh Hin Oh"
This 10 fhsrspy thous .Bds OF escririss ssy
propo1 seassssn upon irsrsiss h>a anoth-
Or old friend sleeps his lass sleep. Consumption b
snqussoaahiy the o~s d,seass thai ssets the human
family. for u sosensd ainest susirsly 70 the youns
and idds ss-d vho had tss HIVE bees sysrsd. sishs
alike to soesty and b>nshs 70 the
v1rid 81 large while the aged and ipnrm alnoss IN
tirey frse this human withou, positive
asserting that consumption IN its more advanced Sta
ses can be cared although While sssss IL life there s
hope--~s DO eonfdsniisiiy ssy that II tstso in
time DR.. J. W. roi.n<. White Pine Conpornd viii az.
the further progress Of this d.~<- ss rstors the
innEr ,oanansss and vteor The price {. 81 ~ pss
bottle. and ~ 10 seid b, sh druggists,
meh2s-dAw-iv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

Mmxss BoKEa, whose paarr'su 70 Desn'
her fathers coachman, was . nine days SEN
satiou in New York some years ago, has been
board fren again. Povry,p ignorance,
habits Of drinking, and general and psrsonai
brutality of her husband, broke the
spirit Of the young wife, degraded her to the
level of her husband, and ultimately drove
her to drink, 70 drown her sorrovs. She
was recently picked up out Of the gutter and
taken to q quiet ou. of,the-vay place, By .
benevolent friend, but soon made her escape,
and has no. since been heard from:
So the romantic elopemeut Of Minnie Bo-
ksr, with her fathers ossler. had 20 happier
sequel than that great Diamond Wedding,
in which New York beauty sacrificed her
self TO an old Cuban millionaire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27
THE BALLOT INSTEAD OF raE nay
0HRT.

Less than . month ago the Copperhesd
press of the North were striving to rally the
people to resist the Law and the authority OF
the Government, and to plunge the country
into civil war, rather than submit TO the en-,
forcement of the Reconstruction Bill. Blu,
now the Reconstruction Bill has become the
lswof the land, the President has appointed
Military Commanders in the several Districts.
who have taken measures to enforce il; and
the most influential leaders of the South are
already csnvassing TO secure the colored vote
This Sudden change furnishes the most IN,
mistaksble indication of the soundness OF the
policy Of Reconstruction adopted BY Con.
sress, and gives assurance Of its ultimate
success. 1t also squelches the last hope of
counter revolution BY Copperhesds and Reb.
els. and closes out the list of projects to
overthrow our free institutions and establish
military despotism. Congress is no longer
threatened with expulsion from their halls BY
regiment Of soldier, and the laws Of Con.
Gress stand in no peril of Reputation BY the
people North or South, or BY the Presiden.
in the White House.
In the words Of the distinguished Premier,
On another occasion
"Everythins looks lovely,
And The sooss hangs high"
The prospects Of Reconstruction ON the
Congressional plan are bright, and the meas.
urs b psosrsssins sdmirAbly, with sro~ius
fsvor In The North. - well ~ ., the South,
Andinstesd Of resortins TO the bavone,, und sr
The sxhortstions Of Northern Copperhead..
Nth pasdess Of I'D from them, the Southern
Bsbsls havs concluded 10 submit to the bal.
- snd havs entered apoa peaceful cam
paisn 70 obtain negro vosss.
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outoa In the eurnts trial yesterday. and Mr. Pierre
pons presented some points OF law In the oass on
which the jury should b charged Tho alleged asmps
10 obtain money from the counsel for the prosecution
in the case s rearmsd BY correspondent a. wssn-
ington who states that the bogus witnesses were pr-
vatsly examined by Judge Psrrspont who. suspsotng
their character declined 10 accept OF their preferred
testimony
Tho negroes in New Orleans yesterday com msmorated
the anniversary of tho Of last July by celebrating
high mass in the Mechanics Institute for the repose Of
the souls OF the Victims.
General Sheridan has published an order removing
Governor Throokmorton Of Texas e,d appointing K n
Peass in his place The Governor has been making
himself ofoious arguing against convention, and Is
therefore deemed impeachment 70 early reconstruction
Dexter won the match against Brown George and
running mate at Boston yesterday in three straight
heats making tho second In 2:l0, which said 70 be the
bes. ever made on . haif.mils track
The wholesale grain house Of Moore Covei Troy,
suspended yesterday. The liabilities ace estimated at
$4,000.
series Of gas explosions took place 10 Gloucester.
Mass, on Monday evening. by which from 6fteen 70
twenty nremen badly burned. and Of them ts
not expected 10 live.
The ladies Of the White House, the family Of secre-
tary welles and Mr. Faxon arrived Boston yesterday
on the gunboat Asoutney
court martial has convened at Buffalo for the trial
OF seventeen soldiers OF the Fourth ARTILLERY for paradng
with q Fenian organization In Fenian uniforms.
A wharf in Philadelphia filled with bogsheads Of mo-
lasses and sugar gave yesterday upseng the
molasses into tho water aud causing tho death Of
three mon by drowning
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Our state Convention.

Our State Constitutional Convention on
Monday last adjourned over to Tuesday with
out doing anything, because they could not
drum up quorum. We guess they would do
just IS well to adjourn finally, shut up shop and
60 home without any more of their constitu-
ton tinkerlng. The upshot of all their labors
will probably be, except upon some small
matters, TO leave the constitution pretty much
as II Is, with the addition of an amendment
providing for universal negro suffrage, which
will most probably be rejected by the people,
involving IN toto the rejection Of the new con-
stitution. We expect this rejection because it
is determined that this negro suffrage shall not
be separately submitted. The grand result,
then, will be that the republicans, with their
canal spoils, and the democrats, with their cor
poration spoils. will have another lease of
twenty years for their games of plundering the
people.
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will expect to be allowed to 90 homo, giving
up politics and every possible public Office.
This ia the best platform ever laid down
since the first invention Of that dangerous piece
of political machinery. We are aware, how.
ever, that it does not tell what the party men
want to know, and will not silence their
clamor; for 1t gives no indication how they
may get at the candidate with their bargains
When partisan journal declares that 1t does
not know public mans principles, it means
that 1t does not know his price; 1t means that
The clique it represents has not yet had
chance to see the candidate and find out how
be stands with respect to their little games
whether he will cOncede this post Office or that
ministry in consideration of the support Of the
faction and exactly this is what is meant by
those republican journals who say that they do
not know the principles Of the man whose
principles are ineffaceably written in the his
tory of the war. They say to mention his name
for the Presidency is premature. twill always
be premature TIL they have made their bar
gains, and thus they viii be telling their read
ers it is premature when the people with unani-
nous decision have declared by ballot that
Grant is the man.