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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26

NIuCH CIlll1Ik, JUIy IoUfs
l take great pleasure in giving my testimony 10
the healing powers of Drs. Monroe aud ilassen-
plug. My child was very sick with an inlumma-
tiOn of the brain and chest. | had employed two
Of the most eminent physicians IN the place who
attended the child Tor two weeks without lhs
least relief. called the Doctors into my cham
Der, they being borders ut my house. They
gave my child treatment and in the short space Of
four days my child Is now free from disease.
FL IL ApEIu KEIGER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
National Soidier~' and Sailors


In accordance with the instructions of the Ma
tional Executive Committee, ard in compliance
with u call signed by the following of their COM
rades, the honorably discharged Union soldiers
and sailors residing in Delaware, are hereby re-
quested to assemble at the City Hall, in Whining
ton, on Wednesday, April 18th, at o'clock, p
NJ, to elect delegates to the National Convention
TO be held OF Chicago, on Tuesday, May 10th,
1865, for the consideration of National questions
GEN. A. 7 A TORRENT,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
aew ADVERTISEMENTS.
40 YEARS
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

DEEMS SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS, made
and sold by the dis ovcrer, that old long known Bill
lions and Ssl,rird remedy for al di,eases caused
symptoms Of Co sumption, In 1928 the DseOvcrer
WAS reduced u Il skeleton, and WINS pronounced
by three Of the most skiiul physicians ~ one of our
largest cities, To be In MI advanced stage OF Con-
sumption and beyond cure lie then began ~ try
experiments ON himself and after many efforts dis
covered (by the help Of an ndan) the remedy which
wrought IN him perfect cure. fie Ia now In the
18th year Of his age and at this advanced stage OF
life retains an excellent constitution. In 81 years
itineraiiDg IN the ministry he has zen more than
thousand persons, who were given up To die Of Com
sumption III beyond cure, dragging out u miserable
existence, not knowing what alel them they were
cured by these Hepatc fill- afterwards enjoyed
the most perfect health.
HThere Ia In these ~ Is peculiar combination with
AN article which has probably never bcfoe been
used NJ medicine. They IRE highly rengthcnipg,
aud mild In their nc ion ON the bowels In the prep.
aration ot these very superior aud excellent Pills,
cost or trouble is spared insure The greatest pGssi-
bic gree of perfection, IN point of utility excel
lence and COMFORT the advantage In these Pills,
Therefore, IL that cure must tie radical aud COM
plete, without the necessity Of Incorporating such
drugs into our Pills us To hr ak dawn The system in
one par IN remove the disease 10 another, aud leave
the patient To groan under wore disease than here
tof're. Where there Pill. ate known, especially ill.,
the Southern States, wLe-e they have been used 80
extensively, they need lO recommt ndhtion, their
merits are so well known by Their results, which has
given them r. pnlation that has brought them int
great demand. They therefore drsi ned 10 be- at
no distant day. the only remedy recognized aud used
D lhe people where bilious discusses nrr 80 prevalent
They can be sent to any point in the United States
by mail or express.
PnuENfor one Box 25 cents; boz. S.. 50; Hall
Gross, $40; unc GrOrs, SIS Three Gross, $50; FIVE
Gr-ss, s15 II, casa must ,lncr accompany the or.
der for the Medicine or II will BE- sent Z. o. d. Or
d r. should be addressed to
Il. w. DEEMS. No. IS, SouTn CALHOUN STREET, HAL
lisonr, sD., where they will be promptly at
tended To.
For the-e INT dicines call on d. d c. Shoemaker
T. hcinall, l.. NJ England d Son. Il. Bringhurst a.
Co., Wilmington, Del, aud all re.pecta. lc Drug
sitts everywhere.
III Read, aud send the above to your .ck friend.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
TESTIMONIALS.

The success that has crowned the lab0rs Of DIS.
Monroe and Ilassenplng, has given to them thou
sands Of testimonials from parties that have re-
covered under their treatment \ few selected
from many here IN this immediate vicinity, they
hsff In aul,,nif
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26

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CevernI Millions OF the Reading People


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CwEET CIDER JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
ELIZABETH KEISER


NTIulltOWI, August, IS6I.
Drs Monroe and Hasscnplug. -Deur yi,s =
Feeling it duty owe to you and the afflicted,
hand you the following for publication My
daughter has been nearly blind from weakness d
sight for many months---shc tried many remedies
but seemingly of little or no purpose until hear
ing Of your wonderful cures she was advised To
call and consult you, and happy Tor her that she
did, for after doing so she received treatment
which restored her sight. Her eyes have iniproS-
ed beyond all expectation for SO short time.
She 10 now free from pain and can see ~ well As
ever. REBECCA SllERER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
TUESDAY.

In the Scnatc,a bull abolshing the Office OF
Superintendent Of Exports was reported ia
vorably. The bill regulating the prcsenta-
lion of bills 10 the President and return of the
same was passed-yeas 20, navs H. The
Impeachment and Contingent Appropriation
bill was reported by the Auditing Commit
tee, and referred. At one O'Clock the Chief
Justice took the chair, and the impeachment
Managers were announced. The Managers
appeared and presented their replication,
which is u brief denial of all the averments
in the Presidents answer. The Chief JUS
iice then announced that Senator Johnsons
motion, made ON Monday,t0 grant ten day S
time for preparation by the Presidents coun-
SELL was in order, and it was read. Senator
Sumner moved n substitute that the trial
proceed Immediately. ON motion of Sena-
tor Edmunds, the Court took u recess to con
slider the motion. After two hours, the
Court reappcared, and the Chief Justice an
nounccd that it had been decided to begin
the trial on Monday next. the 3Oth inst.
Alter some fOrmalitics, the Court adjourned.
and the Senate went into Executive session.
In the House, the Election Committee, in
the case of Mckee u.s. Young, of Kentucky.
made a report that neither contestant was
entitled to the seat. The Postal Appropria-
ton and Post Route bills were coneurre,l
inland 90 to the President. The replication
of the Impeachment Managers was present.
ed, and, alter some discussion, adopted by a
vote Of lG to SO. At one o'clock the mem
bcrs proceeded to the Senate to present the
replication. On their return, the bill re-
pealing the tax ON manufactures was order
ed TO be printed us returned from the Sen
ate, Mr.. Schenck saying he would call il up
to-day. On motion of Mr.. Garfield, the J,i-
dietary Committee were directed to inquire
into the expediency Of making provision for
the settlement of contested elections for
electors of President and Vice President.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
WITHOUT CHARGE.

Drs. Monroe aud lIasscnrlug announce that
they will, for the future, give the time between
and . o'clock each morning gratuitously for the
poor, and will try and heal them Of their ill., Ds
midst, and most dcscrvedly, too, II one-hall Tho
reported cures be true. Those Of our readers WIN
know poor persons uuwell, will do well to o4ll
their attention TO the fact.-Reading Daily Tinss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
A Carl D.

The undersigned having witnessed the bennc,l
effect of the treatment practiscd by Drs Monroe
and Hnssenplug, do not hesitate 10 recommend
them TO ths attention Of the public. From our
own observation, as well as from the Testimonials
of Others whose integrity and intelligence are al
together unquestlonable, we have no boubt that
the system they practise is far superior to rledi-
cine, in the treatment Of many diseases. Its Ell
feet would be Incredible but for the high charsc-
ter Of those who have Witnessed the cures and
relief given, and have volunteered their tcstmn-
mails, ns we do ours, TO their success in treating
disease.
q. =. Elm, LEWIS MisHLgg,
w. ii. GOLDMAN, j. NJ. DEACON,
j. L, BOYEn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
99EAnp i n 5EN1sNs ED,oas s r,ornrrro.s.
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1868.
HAD QUARTERS UNION STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE, WILMINGTON, DEL., :
March on 1879 4

ror President In lsss--Gsnerai GRANT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26


Drs Monroe and llassenplug. --DeW SirS -
have been afflicted for many years with chrome
Inflammation or morbid state of the liver, togcill-
or with long train Of complaints, which are
well known to attend such cases, viz constilm-
ton of the bowels, impaired digestion, c,ld eN-
trcmitcs, shooting pains In the sides and clic,t,
so that for many years had not been able 70 ne
upon either side without pain. had submitted
myself to many different modes OF Treatment
whereby had hoped To gain relief but all IN vaill
Although was slow ~ believe IN the efficacy oi
new remedies, yet having heard from the most
respectable us well ar reliable sources OF the many
remarkable cures effected by your system, was
anxious to give 1t II trial, and am now fully con,
vinccd of the correctness of your statements
commenced treatment on Wednesday, August
22d. The following Tuesday found 10 my sur
prise that | could rest comfortably lying upon
either side.
At this time now eel none of the above named
troubles, the pain has lett me and feel Improved
beyond expectation, and believe thai my lilc has
been prolonged by the treatment received rom
you. l feel that should be wanting in gratitude
to you, and sympathy TO my fellow morta,s wio
may be afflicted in n similar way, should Io!
make candid statement of my case Acccln
my thanks for the interest you have manifested
in my behalf, and believe me to he
Truly and Respectfully Yours, on,y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26

Eastou, Pa, September "a, 1867.
Mr.. Editor ;-Sir-Will you please make nolc
Of short statement, which may make ~ liv ,'
Of Drs. Monroe and Hasscnplug. My wife lias
been troubled with histcria for many years. SUI
has been under the treatment Of many practiiion-
ers, but did not seem 10 recover. Since snc ,l"s
been treated by the above named doctors, she lis
had three treatments aud consider her ehIlrsiy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
Enumeration.

Mr., Joseph H. Oppenheim, Immigra-
Charleston, S. O., gave us
the satisfaction Of an interview -Satur.
day last. His business 10 our midst was
to ascertain if the public We're ready to
take advantage of the opportunity pre-:
sensed by him 10 his agency. H.
Promises to furnish labor onsvery favor.
atiis terms, for instance through him a
good hand can be landed here at about
$40, first Cost, and st from $s to $40 per
n"nth, subject OF course to the ri>e or
fallin the price of labor North. Wheth-
er through his agency, er whatever other
plan or. means, to he adopted or pro-
posed by our citizens, We think it of the
uttnost Importance that laborers. be sent
for with as iistle delay as possible. And
beginning should he made at once.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
A CARD. -.
Coming Elections.

The Constitution. of the State ofSouth
Carolina, adopted by the recent ConVen-
ton on the 17th day of March, 1868, will
no doubt be ratified. Agreeable to that
Convention, all district offices will be va
cant, and open for canvass; viz: -.
Probate Judge,
Sheriff,
Clerk of the Court,
Tax Collector,
Justice of the Peace,
Coroner,
County Commissioners,
Constables.
As such we take pleasure in recon-.
mending that GenL H. q. Kinard be
elected TO some one of tt ese Offices. He
is man of great energy and undoubted
business capacities. For many Yeas he
filled the Office of Sheriff, a responsible
one too, faithfully and satisfactorily. He
has served as justice of the quorurnzand,
magistrate for>l "A years. These various
positions will Fit him at present. for the
proper and just discharge Of any Office
>within2the district No better man can
be selected. = The. question: is, VIII Genl
Kinard run, If proposed as candidate,
aud for what Office. = = ( =: =,
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
"A: No5ts Cir.

Ws hsys just had the satisfaction cf
.Aeeiae sthe following notice which aps
pssssd IN q Charleston paper several
edays ago. It is a noble charity 90 a
NEST worthy, christian n,inister, who
bass dsso,ed . long life to the church
aaa snow worn. down in his Masters
aers55ee. ss:52. ( = =
friend who desires TO be un:
saosn has deposited stee> t'ae hun
dted dollars, insthe hsnds Of Messrs.
Go W " Hams &see., OF -ghaslsstent
5ee Bsr. David Derrick, and wishes to
ka6w his ad,fress."2 - -.-..
Derrick lives just across the Iine
.sE GsHbsrry in EJgeaeld district, and
svs presume ehat he bas already received
Shiskind fememhraacer: =. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
. Nopru popr October 1857
~~4~~
a CARD.

At.a regular church meeting held in
the Methodist Church on Sunday last,
the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted: .-.. ~
p: Whereas, our church being unfit for
religious services, in consequence Of un-
:dergoing necessary repairs, and the mem
bers of the Associate Reformed Presby-
terian Church offering US the use Of their
edihce to worship in during the interim,
and having used their church for con
siderable period, to. our satisfaction and
profit, it is our>pleasant duty to give ex-
pression2to our feelings in sincere thanks
to those brethren fol, the christian love
which moved them. to make that vel.
come offer; Therefore = ,r-~.,:
Resolved, That the official and lay
members of the Associate Reformed
Presby terian: Church have placed Us uI,-
der lasting debt of gratitude, i'm SO
kindly and-readily giving as the use Of
their church edifice, wherein to xo ship,
an obligation which was prompted BY
christ an fellowship and brotherly love,
and which has been received by US in
like manner, and for which we return our
warmesi thanks. ,. '..,-.;
. Resolved, That, the minute beok:of oor
Church meeting bear record of their,
ChristiangliheralitR;; that the above bes
published in the New berry Herald and
copy of the same be furnished the off.
GERS of that Church: =. -.s -.
~. 4. ..,.a::, .sN.xSs BLACK, Pastor.
q Taos. F. ,!GRENEEER Secretary. =. .,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
.1u,mierasinn socissy asasing.,

At the meeting on Saturday, the, foi
lowing officers were elected: President,
Kss Ss Boinest;; Ccrrespopaias AMI
Recording Secretary; sila< .Johnssone;
Trsasassr, RI. Mclaughlin; Directors,
Simeon Fair. B. D. Boyd. silss John:
atone, and John S. Hair. The plans, on
which this Society viii work in further
snee the important insereSts.connestsd
Sish Ihs ohjjsct iayosed, dhat of ii1tte:
aaciag white labor of reliable and a e.
Ini'chasaetsr, are not yet fully matused.
and hssce- -we only notice the interesting
sacf. thar onettas the first meeting. the
ssam Of $ieoozw $ subscribed. We are
glad see so vigo, ous start in. move
4ieHs which win bring about healthy
and more prosperous condition in farm
ing aEirs. Incur next issue We will
siveaSbetter idea Of what is proposed, to
be done. - -...., =. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

DEMoREsr's YoUNG AMERICA. This
publication improves with every Mum.
Der. 1t contains dontle the amount Of
reading matter, which, it did at first, and
has a succession of the brilliant, colored
pictures and toy novelties which have
done so mach to establish its reputation
1t is a bright, clear, and instructive little
Monthly. We recommend i, to all who
wish to supply tbeir families with a
good Juvenile periodical. Subscription
price, $l.50, with premium knife or
microscope, etc. Publication Office, 473
Broadway.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

= A Fleur. The MarionStar gives the
f,llo&ing, entertaining account Of a fight
which took place in that towu recently {:
. A couple Of the "b"ys in blue" amGsed
themselves in the public square last sun.
day. afle' no ~ by tipping the proboS:is
of each other With ~en directed blows
which. caused. the wine to How rather
t'eely.> Yankee deudle made the. attack
o.. Esin aud at the first pass grounded
him, and then planted his boot heel in
Ein'> face, which seemed 10 have tie
S;rtutary effect of bringing Erin to his
s't'er senses, when Erin returned the
compliment in snct a torcible and st,ik,
ing manner, that Doad|e, after receiving
several telling plugs in his face. took
the double quick" much like unto a
sick turkey, and left Erin ocenqueror Of
the field in all his own glory. Thus
ends the chapter. ,-,...- - g:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
The Election.

The farce has been performed, and the
RAIDS are iabilant, and as happy as apos;
~ MS in simsuon time, on the ,opmost
lirnb Of gloty, from which however they
aust fah, when great will be that fall.
>fhe result of the election of course
amounts to this, great Radical victory
ofabont two to one, achieved by the r.
list trieker; and fraud. What more
cosld have been locked for after all the
monstrons schemes set afaat by the
great wire-pullers, aided by the 2dirts
carpet -baggers, anf scalaWags, who did
the small work Of exciting the saper<ti.
tions fears Of the unfortunate. coiered
people, and Of soaring them with threats
of tire and sword into their plans. The
aecouats from, almost every district show
fraudulent practices Of the grossess char;
acter. taking possession of the polls, re:
fasat IN sllow white men, 70 vote. double
voting. ald violence, Of every sort. In,
Marion tie election has been protested,
saoi that there::iS the smallest hope of
changing the affair: :bat to- Show how. ii
was managed, there. The protest con-,
tains twenty-two specifications of frauds
:and irregularities. to each of which the
names Of responsible witnesses are at
tachsd. The triumph however must be
short. Sc day is coming when the white
men Of the Soutt. will turn the scale in
favor. of. tsie right, aud sad will be the
tumble oftae deluded wretcheS wha have
been led like sheep before their shearerS.
: Might notsthe result have been differ
ents The supnueuess ofthe whites, who
only showed, themselves few and far be-
tween, IS seen by them when too late
The registered voters of the, State are
about 10000 in number. With the
exception of7the districts yet to be heard
from, $1,000 votes have been cast for
Constitution, and only 1886 against
THIS is not complete, but it shows that a
large number of white men staid at home
We give the district Of Greenville, as an
example, whose total register "as about
$500; the vote for Constitution was
1861, Of course the whole strength of
that party, while that against was only
774. leaving over 1900 who did not vote
at all and so it was more or less all over
the State. But enough. The following
complete official returns of Districts as
heard from, we extract from the Mer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
Index to New Advertisements.

j.: W. Mi'ler-New Grocery Store.
w. T. Wigtrt-More New Stoves. :,
90 g -. Which wilL you have.
Lovelace & Wheeler-Dry Goods, &c
Blacksmith Wauted-See Nntice.
Sllas Observation-Disclosures No
iiee. = - =
:, r. Hoes& Co To Printers. :; -tE :
NJ. Barre 4. S9n-Hoop Skirts. =: :: :,
MaveS & Martin-Bacon. Lard, Molas-
>cs, Stills, and Cotton Seed -
Mary C., GFeeuiield-sleam Engine
for sale. "a. -
j. H. sOppenheim : Immigraticu.-
j. F. j. .Caldv ell Democratic Club.
, S. .Cohen-Nolice. -...-:,r,. :. =
=, S E. S:rattun--Wanted.
; -Dr. A. 3. PittsANHn,nation. =.
= S. P. B,nzer & Co.-Hone-made Grain
Cradles, Seine vine, &c. :, =
II. B4rilett-Notice. -
? In Bankruptcy .r~>1T:~.: =.
Wil>on & Boozer-Dissolution of pa; t.
ner$hip. -, - ..--. -
{Card->Numerous friends - .'.
Robert .S,e~art-Knlves stolen. r,
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Medical Authorities.

Have announced that not less than ONE
srrrH ofshs entire Popuia, ioit of the UNI;
tsd States srs afflicted With Neuralgia III
some form. Surely the: man who can
!safeiy feuose such q vast aggregate @
rains isa great public henefaetos. Such
:is Docsos Turner Of Boston, in Msssa:
shusefa& His "5slyEssAL NsuRxBeta
pa" :" SIS s eroseugced, enaR hands, to be:
On entirely harmless and perfectly 'ces-
1aia rsmedy for this most torturing Of
at keeHa diseases .2sa-> .s>2-;5
fsee AdsertiseneRs IN another coll
jr,Tess1 - :: - =. : -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
Ness Monday viii be >ale.day; more

4
Next Monday viii be >ale-day; more
osless Of people from the. eoaa,ry win
Be in town that day, who do often ge,
here; some Of them are. indebted to Us,
only q few however; We cordially extend
~ Invitation to them to cali and settle :.
U fes of them are not Subscribers TO
this paper; we regret this, and urge ON
thsm the Importance Of subscribing at
once; every man should take q paper
aow; the body poli'ic is iniamed. and
diseased; startling changes are taking
place dpntt ash, s eur neighbor for the
news; don't borroS, Jour reading; your.
nsighbof don't like it, We d"n'tliks it,
subscribe; pay up !; and do so on sale
Sdxy. -.r,,:Ss : - : :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

The total number of: votes polled in
Augusta is, 5,257.. Bullock's majority
is / 900. The election closed in a row
between the whites and blacks, in which
several were wounded, hut none seriously.
The excitement IS intense. Subsequent
" a negro knocked . lady down, in the
pu:'1ic Streets injnring her severely.
This added to the excitement prevail
ing, and fears were entertained of a
general riot. Several shots were fred at
The freedman, but he escaped with; a
Slight flesh wound, The negro was ar.
rested by the military, who charged
Through the streets, dispensing the
crowd. After. quiet ~assrestored, it was
,ascertained that the negro who assaulted
tn lady, vas suffering under tempora.
rary st Of insanity. =