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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
LITERATURE AND JOURNALISM.

--1own and Country seem to have trouble with
Its head. The first head it adopted was handsome
and unique, and would have been admirable for
an eight page or ten page journal, but was Sc
veiey criticised as being entirely too heavy for
paper of the present size of Flown and Coun-
try" In consequence of these criticisms, the
publisher has changed the head, and now the
new one is as severely criticised for being com
monplace us the other was on account of lis size.
We suggest u compromise, giving something of
the style of the old head in about the suuce me.
cuuied by the new. The "Scicutfic American"
head is about ri,,ht. as tn size.
The Public Ledper of Tuesday saws I'M.
PHILADELPHIA Are is Ia have a new nnb,,t,on If.
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"a sketch Of every person mentioned in the Bible
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

A NUMBER of the Baltimore Republicans,
among whom are Judge Bond. Archibald
Stirling, Jr., Gen. Adam E. King, and H.
W. Hoffman, have called another State Con-
vention, to meet in that city on the 9Th OF
May. 1t is proposed to consider:
list. The future purposes Of the party and
the relation which the colored citizen is here
after to occupy.
I'd. To devise means for reforming the
present anti-Republican Constitution OF
Maryland.
Sd. To revise the action of the late State
Central Committee aud State Convention,
whereby in defiance Of party precedenis the
colored citizen was excluded from nil par
ticipation in the recent primary meetings.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

LADY PHYSICIANS are gradually making
their way into favor, if we may judge by
their profits. 1t is reported that in Phila-
delphia six lady physicians return incomes
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 a year. In
Orange, New Jersey, there is another, whose
annual income ranges between $4,000 and
$4,000. In New York city there is one
whose income is rarely less than 100000 q
year. Some of these lady physicians are
successful surgeons as well as capable med
ical practitioners.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

The undersigned having witnessed the beneficial
effect OF the treatment practiscd by Drs Monroe
and llassenplug, do not hesitate To recommend
them to this attention Of the public. From our
own observation, as well ms from the testimonials
OF Others whose integrity aud intelligence are al
together nnqncstionablc, we have NO boubt that
the system they practise is far superior To medi-
cine, in the treatment of many diseases. lts ci-
feet would be incredible but for the high charac.
ter of those who have Witnessed the cures and
relief given aud have volunteered their tcsn0-
mails, ms we do ours, to their success in treating;
disease.
q. s. ERD, LEvis MIsHLEl
w. II. GOLDMAN, j. NJ. DEACON,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
Telegraphic News.
C0NGRkS,S.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON. March 18.-Mr. Wilson, from
the Committee of Conference on the Disagree
ment Of the two Houses In regard to the blll 10
facilitate the payment OF a0liiers' bonntes, re-
ported certain verbal amendments, which were
concurred In.
Mr.. Edmunds called up tho bill to regulate the
presentation of bills TO the President and tiieir
return. .-s
Mr.. Bayard opposed tho hill. He quoted the
Constitution to show that the construction placed
on the constitution In regard to bills failing
from expiration OF ten days, during which, the
President could return In time Of recess OF Con-
gress, Is erroneous. Even II IL was correct. Tor
the law making power should not give construc-
tion to laws. He argued also that the return OF
bills to the clerks office, when Congress Is not
In session, Ms provided In this BILL Is not the re-
turn contemplated by the Constitution.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR. Broomall moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which the bill. introduced by him in July last TO
guarantee Republican Form of. government to
the several States, was referred TO the Judiciary
Committee,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
MAINE.


PORTLAND, March 1S.-Thc schooner Gem u
he Ocean reports having put into Mount Desert.
and found that inhabitants of Long Island and
Isle OF Haut suffering for food, having been cut
oil from main land by Ice for two months, and
been obliged to subsst on muscles and other shell
fish gathered from shores.
Captain Craig of the schooner supplied them
with provisions.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

THERE is Philosophy in the gentleman
who said az have three sets of opinions.
.sThe first is for the multitude of fools who
''choose to ask what think the second is
''for my friends; the third for myself.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

Ex-GovRRNoR SEYMOUR of New York, the
polite friend of the rioters, persists in whis-
pering to all his bosom friends that he does
not wish to be President. 1t strikes us that
this labor is entirely supertluous, since there
is no party having the disposal of the place,
which desires for moment that he should
haws
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WITHOUT CHARGE.

Drs. Monroe and llasscnrlug announce that
they will, for the future, give the time between
and . O'Clock each morning gratuitolisly for Tic
poor, and will try and heal them Of their ills. Drs.
reported cures be true. Those of our readers who
know poor persons uuwell, will do well to call
their attention to the faet.--Redding Daily Times
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

ONLY ONE HUNDRED coLoRRD CITIZENS,
out of about five thousand, voted the Anti
Republican ticket, at the recent election in
Memphis, and these, as the rebel organ of
that city admits, cost the modest sum offive
thousand dollars.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

GRANT is invincible. Though Governor
Hartman is not thoroughly popular in New
Hampshire, the people could never go back
on the heroic leader of our armies in war,
and our principles in peace.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
TERMS FOL, TREATMENT,

Patients will pay according to property and In
come.
No charges will be made for second treatment
II required.
However sure Of success, In no case will cure
DC guaranteed.
Those persons that cannot well afford To pay
are cordially invited "without money and with.
out price"
Tie Doctors cannot tell IL they can cure until
they sec the person.
Letters must be short rs Geographic dispatches,
or they cnnnnl be answered nj all
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

The election on the ratification of the new con-
stltution of Arkansas began on Friday. pri-
vate despatch of Saturday evening from Little
Rock says the voting, so far as heard from, was
progressing quietly. Last week was very rainy
and the mail and stage communication is very
much interrupted in most parts of the State. The
registered vote is trihc over $1,000, of whom
about 90, 600 are colored persons.
There is considerable union party among the
whites, and the congressional executive commit
tee feel certain that the constitution will be adopt
ed. The vote on the question of convention
last fall was about $4,000 for and Il, 300 against.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
TESTIMONIALS.

The success that has crowned the labors of Drs.
Monroe and llassenplug, Has given TO them thou
sands Of testimonials from parties that have re-
covered under their treatment A few selected
from many here in this immediate vicinity, they
ha,s A., aul,n,it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
INDEX.

AT recent fire in Dixield, Me-, John
Kidder sat on the ridge-pole Of the house
poured water over on the end of it until his
arms, face and breast were blistered; but he
thereby saved large village from almost to-
tai destruction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

take great pleasure in giving my testimony to
the healing powers Of Drs, Monroe and llassel-
plug. My child was very sick with an iniamma-
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 The
least relief. called the Doctors into my clain-
Der, they bciEg boarders at my house. They
gave my child treatment and in the short space oI
four days my child is now free from diseasc
ELIZABErH kEISER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

WEDNESDAY.


In the Senate, II bill was passed authoriz-
ing writes of error to the Supreme Court In
revenue collection cases, after the money
had been paid into the Treasury. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Edmunds, of VT, the House
amendment to the bill to cover into the
Treasury the proceeds of captured property,
was non-concurrcd in, and conference or
dered. The funding bill was discussed
In the House, conference was ordered
on the Senate amendments to the Invalid
Pension bill A communication was pre-
scented from the General of the army, show
ing that 7O,Sl2 votes were cast for the new
Constitution in Alabama and 1905 against 1t.
The bill to continue the Freedmen's Bureau
was considered The Senate amendment
to the bill ''to facilitate payment of bnun-
ties" was non-concurred in, and confer
ence ordered. The bill to admit Alabama
was discussed. A letter from Gen. Meade,
asking additional appropriations TO carry
out reconstruction, was presented and refei-
red. Mr.. Van Wyck, from the Retrench-
ment Committee, presented report in rela-
ton to the fictitious destruction of bonds in
the Treasury, which gave rise to lively
discussion between Mr. Van Wyck and Mr..
Logan, pending which the House adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
ELIZABETH KEISER.

Drs. Monroe and Ilasscnplug. lear Sns =
Feeling II duty | owe to you and the afflicted.
hand You the following Tor publication My
daughter has been nearly blind from weakness ol
sight Tor many nlonts--slc tried many remedies
but seemingly Of little or no purpose, until hear
ing of your wonderful cures she was advised 70
call and consult you, and happy for her that she
did. for after doing SO she received treatment
which restored her sight. Her eyes have improy-
cd beyond all expectation for so short time
She Is now free from pain aud can see IS well as
ever. REBECCA SIlERER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
THURSDAY.

In the Senate, Mr.. Chandler, ofNlichigan,
presented petition for the abolition of the
Presidential office. He said he did not
sympathize with the petition. Mr. Grimes,
of Iowa, offered resolution looking to the
reduction of the tariff in the same ratio with
the proposed reduction of the internal tax.
The bill for the relief of certain exporters Of
distilled spirits was reported, with an amend
ment extending the time for expectation,
and it was laid over. The House bill grant
ing pensions to soldiers of 1879 was report
ed, with some amendments, and, after dis
clission, postponed. The House amend
men,s to the bill relating to writs of error
in collection suits was concurred in.
In the House, resolution Of the West
Virginia Legislature, supporting impcacll-
ment, was presented. A conference was
ordered ON the resolution directing proceeds
of confiscatcd property 10 be converted into
the Treasury. The report of the Retrencll-
ment Committee in regard TO the fictitious
destruction of bonds came up, and gave rise
10 lively discussion, after which the report
was rccommitted The Frcedmen's Bureau
bill went over until Tuesday. A conference
was ordered on the diplomatic appropria-
tons. Mr.. Van Wyok, from the Retrcnch-
ment Committee, made report ON the
whiskey frauds, recommending n reduction
of the tax.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

Dtlnit'ncil, CtIttihocii % if'''
Drs. Monroe and llassenplug.-IJeurS rs -
have been afflicted for many years with chrome
inflammation or morbid state of the liver, togct-
cr with u long train of complaints, which arc
well known to attend such eases, viz conslipa-
ton Of the bowels, impaired digestion, csld cx-
tremitics, shooting pains in the sides md chest,
SO that for many years had not been able to NC
upon either sidu without pain. ! had submitted
myself 10 many different modes OF Treatment
whereby had hoped 10 gain relief but oil IN yli
Although was slow to believe in the efficacy ol
new remedies, yet having heard from tho most
respectable us well ar reliable SOURCES of the many
remarkable cures effected by your system, was
anxious to give IL n trial, and am now iuly con,
WINGED of the correctness of your statements !
commenced treatment ON Wednesday, August
22d The following Tuesday found to 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 left Inc and feel Improved
beyond expectation, aud believe that my NC nus
been prolonged by the treatment received from
you. / feel that should be wanting in gritllllue
to you and sympathy to my fellow morla,s VIM
may be afflicted in similar way, should no.
make candid statement of my case Accept
my thanks for the interest you have manifested
in my behalf, and believe me to be
Truly and Respectfully Yours, ,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
y ana Respectfully M o 4. A.YoDER.


ElstOn, Pa, 5ept6lI1Dcr q, I'of' \.
Mr.. Editor :-Sir-Wil you please make q nole
of Il short statement, which ! may make in favor
of Drs. Monroe and TIasscnplug. My vile las
been troubled with histeria for many years. Slic
has been under the treatment OF many practlio,-
srs, but did not seem TO recover. Since sue ,ie
been treated by the above named doctors, she has
had three treatments, and consider her entrey
cured Edsf0n Eapress. l.. Il. RANDALL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
SATURDAY.

The U. s. Senate was NOT in session on
Saturday. In the House, proceedings were
confined to debate in Committee of the
Whole, and a lively discussion took place in
regard to the amendment to the judiciary
bill passed ON Friday, which deprivcs the
Supreme Court ofjurisdiciion in the McArdlc
and similar cases.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
FRII,Y.

In the Senate at the expiration of the
morning hour, the Chief Justice took the
chair, and Senators Edmunds, Patterson and
Vickers were sworn MS members of the I'M
parchment Court. Senator Dooliltle was
absent. The Impeachment managers, fol-
lowed by members of the House, entered
the Senate Chamber. NIessrs. Stanbcrry,
Curtis and Nelson, counsel for the President,
appeared, and asked for forty days time in
which to prepare the answer to the impeach-
ment charges. This application was opposed
by the managers, who said the President
should have been ready with his answer so
that the trial might ut once proceed. Mr..
Edmunds, Of Vermont, moved that the
President be allowed until the LIST of April
to answer. The Court took recess, at the
expiration of which the Chief Justice an
nounced that il had decided that the answer
shall be made in ten days-on the 23d of
March. Mr.. Bingham, for the managers,
moved that before the filing Of the replica
tion by the managers, the trial proceed
forthwith. The motion was lost-yeas %,
nays &c. Senator Sherman moved that the
trial proceed on the 9Th ot April Senator
Wilson moved to amend by making 1t the
list Of April. lie withdrew his amendment
to allow of one by Senator Conkling, that
unless otherwise ordered for cause shown
the trial shall proceed Immediately after the
filing of the replication. The motion as
amended was carried, the Democratic Sena-
tors voting in the negative, and the Senate
adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

President Johnson's evident insanity ut times
is now ascribed TO opium eating.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
TUESDAY.

In the Senate, Mr.. Edmunds, of VT, read
resolution of the Retrcnchment Commit
tee, declaring that the recent report on
whisky frauds, though made by one of the
committee, was made Oh his own RESPONSE
bility, and not authorized by the committee.
the subject never having been referred TO
them. The Army and Indian Appropriation
bills were reported with some amendments
Mr.. Chandler, of Mich, introduced a bill
which was referred, relating to revenue
frauds. Mr.. Williams, of Oregon, offered n
bill to provide IA Government for Alaska.
which was referren. The House bill. ex.
empting certain manufactures from internal
tax, was called up by Mr.. Sherman. and
several amendments were agreed TO. The
Senate adjourned without final action.
In the Houss, Mr.. Jenckes, of Il. l.. made
statement ON behalf of the Retrenchment
Committee, disavowing the Whisky Report
recently made by Mr.. Van Wyck, Of N. Y.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, of N. Y, the
Secretary of the Treasury was directed to
inform the House in what way frauds were
detected and prevented in printing U. s.
currency. The bill removing political disa-
bllities from certain ex-rebs was considered
and recommitted. The bill to admit Ala
bama was considered, and finally Mr. Stew
ems, of Penna., said that he was not satisfied
to force vote upon it in view of the cleo
ton returns, moved its rcommittal, which
was agreed to.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
MONDAY.

In the Senate, the amendments of that
body TO the bounty and pension bills were
insisted upon. The bill relating to appeals
to the Court of Claims was reported with
some amendments. MIR. Cattell, of New Jer-
sey, from the Finance Committee, reported
bill amendatory of the currency law. Mr..
Sherman, from the same committee, report
ell the House bill exempting manufactures
from tax, with an amendment retaining the
tax on certain articles. The bill relating TO
the Union Pacific Railroad wrs considered.
In the House, bills were introduced as fol-
lows: BY Mr.. Washburne, of Indiana, re-
latng to filling vacancies in the Supreme
Court by Mr. Butler, of Mass, to prevent
payment of coupons of the public bonds be-
fore they are due; by Mr.. Broomall, of
Pennsylvania, 10 retrench in the Legislative
department. Mr.. Ross, of ILL.,, offered a set
of resolutions declaring the Constitution the
supreme law, the civil superior to military
power, ETC., which was referred. Mr. In
gersol, of ILL.,, offered a resolution for the
issue of legal tenders to supply the place of
those retired, which was referred to the
Ways and Means Committee, by 30 yeas to
IS nays The rules were suspended, and Il
motion by Mr.. Butler was passed, to allow
of the consideration of any matter prepared
by the impeachment managers during the
Presidents trial. Mr.. Bingham, of o., from
the Reconstruction Committee, reported
hill removing the political disabilities of Ger
tain ex-rebels, who now support reconstruc-
tion. A discussion followed, pending which
the House adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

9bBER BALLS for Carriage SPRING. Rubber
~ Betting and steam Packing Hcmp and Sonp-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19

Reading, fn., LUZ. out
Drs. Monroe and Hassenplug. -Gents:-,i IN, M If
not find language adequate to express my deps .,
gratitude owe you for the wonderful cIfu y, hid
have performed in my case feel inat ,, mp
be ungrateful to you and to my fellow ny ts
who are similarly afflicted should WILLINGLY ,siih
testimonial from the public. have suffered vi" Nv
paralysis of the left side for nearly year. 4
arm was entirely helpless; was unable 70 ater
In the least and am now happy to say tnss the
eight treatlnants by the Doctors, can w. yu u
arm with as much freedom as the other. Aou'''
truly and sincerely, ,,,>rcurR
Can be referred 10 at any time, No. Az, Sou'n
4th street, by letter or in person. ,oc7
Windsor Township, Berks Co., Nov. = rom rom
This Is to certify that have been cureu at
loss Of voice in the short space Of ion 'n Monroc
the American House, Reading, by prs. i mo after
and Hasseuplug, by the laying on OF manu-,
all other remedies from the medical p,o recon-
had failed. feel so thankful that can iIpI Ia
mend oil to try their system of cure, ior Nv
lieve it to be the right one. ,,rNnrt.
Jeremiah Kershner, an eye witness.
Feb.27-eod&wam
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