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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Movements of the President.

NEW YORK, July II.
President Grant and wife, Gen. Porter
and wife and Gen. Ingalls, visited IT.
Hamilton, yesterday. Upon their arrival
a salute oil 81 guns was fired. After in.
specting the forts and surroundings, they
participated in grand ball and banquet
given In their honor. The visitors re.
turned to Sandy Hook in the steamer
Henry Smith, on board Of which were
Gen. Voges and Col. Hamilton, all the
army officers stationed in the harbor for.
tiflCatiOns and the band OF the fort,
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CHICAGO.
A Meeting that Didn't Amount to
Much.


Much.
r. CHICAGO, July IS.
A meeting of Irish Catholics was held
last evening at the law office Of B. j.
O'Lcary for the purpose Of giving expires.
sion to their feelings in relation TO the re-
cent riot in New York. After several OK
planatory speeches by the leaders, the
meeting adjourned dnc die, without
taking any action upon the question.
Hugh Macy, aged ten years and Die
bold Gradt, aged twelve years, residing
at one and three Lester street, disappear.
ed from their homes yesterday afternoon,
and in the morning their bodies was
found floating in the river. How they
came In the water Is not known.
Hervey Iubrick was killed last evening
ut Peter VOLTS stone query by the fall
ing Of heavy stone from the grnpplings
Of the derrick.
Gen. Belknap, Secretary Of War was
in the city today on his way to Washing
inn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
A sOn.ln.law Killed for a Burglar.

UHICAGO, July II.
On Saturday evening last, at Fall River,
Lasalle county, Illinois, Thomas Stanley,
an old citizen, shot and killed his son.in.
law, Joseph A. Allen, in the hall OF lis
house, under the impression that he was
burglar, who intended to rob him of an
amount Of money, which ho had received
that lnv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
SPAIN.


Marshal Serano has proposed TO the
King decree for outlawing the members
Of the International Society in Spain, and
recommends rigorous policy on all
questions of public order Minister Bor.
rllla, on the contrary, lavous q liberal
policy rs the most conducive to- the pro.
servation of political rights and public
DpaCr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Frightful Disaster In the Grecian
ArchipelagOs.A Steamer Blown up.

LONDON, July IL.
Advlces from Athens, announce ter.
rible disaster on board Greek man.of.
war. The magazine Of the steamer En-.
nolnce, exploded on the Cd inst, In the
Grecian Archipelago. Forty Of her crew
were killed, and nearly oil the rest more
or less injured, while the vessel itself was
almost entirely desiroYld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
WesIayn unlversltr commandment.

The commencement exercises of the
Wesleyan University began Sunday by
the delivery OF the Baccalaureate sermon
by President Cummings. In the evening
Prot. Newhall, who closed his connection
with the College this year, preached the
annual sermon before the Missionary Ly.
Ceum. The graduating class this year
numbers twenty.three.
II Is expected that the Saturday night
train will run through from Hartford to
the Sound on the new Connecticut Val.
lev Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19

LONDON, July 1s.
A telegram to Lloyd's from Hong Kong
announces that terrific typhoon visited
Hiago, Japan. Seven steamers were
driven ashore, and were nearly or quite
destroyed, The place was inundated and
suffered considerable injury. The Japan.
csc cable expedition Is safe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Lighting "the Primrose Way" with
Coal Oil.

On Sunday, Jesse Foulks, Of Shelby
Junction, Ohio, undertook lighting a firC
with coal oil, when the can exploded
killing his daughter Matilda Foulks, and
another daughter was terribly burned
about the hands, endeavoring 10 extin
guish the flames, and save the poor girls
life. Samuel Gilman, a boardcr, was
burned, but not seriously,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19

VHIVAUUi UUIy Io'
Daniel Bush, a negro residing in
Armenia, Illinois, who 1t II was sup.
posed had been guilty of stealing pork,
was visited by the Sheriff Of Pulaska
county, accompanied by party Of young
men, and shot dead upon his refusal to
deliver himself up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Assassination OF a Lawyer.

EFFrNdItAM, ILL.,, July lS.
About $3.50 this evening a prominent
lawyer OF this place, named Watson, Of
the firm of Watson Il Gilmore, while
walking on the street was shot in the left
breast by some person as yet unknown.
Watson is in n dying condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Murder and Retribution In Kansas.

AT Cottonwood, Kansas, on the 9th
insty VIM. Chew, boss herder, was shot
dead by Mexican herder in bis employ.
The Mexican then mounted fleet horse
and made for Texas. He was pursued by
two COW boys, who overlook him 2tO
miles south Of Abeline and shot him dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Fire ar OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, July 1s.
A large fire occurred last night in
Bideau Street. Angus furniture store,
Kearn & Ryan's dry good store, and Gel
lensen's tobacco store, were burned.
The loss Il estimated at $4,000; partially
inaurnd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
tiOv. Yarmouth Create, a Sensation,

NEW ORLEANS, July 49,
Governor Warmouth's sudden arrival
from Pass Christian this morning, created
a sensation among the politicians. The
Governor at once took charge ofthe eX.
ecutive office.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFFlcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., July 10.

WAsnMGToN, D. O., July Is.
SYNOPSIS FOR TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
The barometer has fallen slightly since
Monday evening at the Rocky Mountain
stations, 1t has risen In the middle and
eastern States, but Is now again falling
rapidly from the lower lakes to Texas and
eastward to the Atlantic coast. An area
of low barometer Is now over Lakes Hu.
ron and Ontario. The temperature has
been generally lower than on Monday, but
the thermometer Is again rising on Tho
East Atlantic, SoutheaSterly winds are
reported from North Carolina to New
Jersey, and soulheasterly winds from
Pennsylvania 10 Maine, as also the Gull
coast, Rain and threatening weather ex.
tonds from Georgia to Virginia and west.
ward To Mississippi. Light rain Is also
reported from Minnesota and Vermont,
PROBABILITIES.
II Is probable that the barometer will
continue low In the Gulf States, with In.
creasing southeasterlywinds and rain from
Louisiana to West Virginia, and east to
the Atlantic, Failing barometer with
Threatening and rainy weather will pro.
badly prevail very generally on Wednes.
day In the middle and eastern States, and
brisk winds from the southeast Is probable
for the coast. Local rains will probably
extend over Minnesota and northern Wis.
COnsin tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, July is.

MEMPHIS, July 49,
Weather clear, mercury 95. Four fatal
cases Of sun.stroko yesterday. and six to.
day. Among them Is VIM. Dean, n well
known grocer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
CANADA.

QUEBEC, July 1s.
The ship Minerva, from Liverpool for
Montreal, has been lost of Cape Briton
lhe passengers and crew were saved
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19

The question Of the abolition of slavery
engrosses attention at Rio Janeiro.
The Brazilian Senate has authorized
the government TO contract tor a loan of
four million pounds sterling, and has also
passed bill proving for tho imposition
OF tax for per cent on imports.
Advlces from MonteViedO represent
that compromise Is probable between
the two parties who have for some time
nearly rent the Republic by their quarrels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
SOUTH AMERICA.
Abatement of Yellow Fever at Bue.
nos Ayres.

NJ, LONDON, July Is.
The South American mail steamer
brings the following intelligence: "The
yellow fever has ceased 10 be an epi.
demic at Buenos Ayres, and services 0t
thanksgiving has been held by all the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Editorial Excursion TO the North.
west.

MARQUETTE, July IL.
The editorial excursiOnsts from New
York, Chicago and other prominent cities
arrived here this morning, on their way
to oexamine the country through which the
Northern Pacific Railroad passes. All
are we'll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
River and weather.

PTTTsBUROH, July 1s.
The weather Is cloudy. The Monon
gahela is scant three feet, and falling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
Monument to Shakespeare.

A meeting was held last evening To
consider the question Of the erection Of q
monument to VIM. Shakespeare upon the
Thames embankment. Hepworth Dixon,
who is the moving spirit in the matter,
made an eloquent speech In favor of the
project. The meeting was very enthusl.
astfc, and such promises of material aid
were given that tho monument will Ger.
tainly lie erected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
NEW YoRK, july I9.

The result of the census taken at mid
night Sunday, April o, 1871, throughout
Great Britain, has just been officially an
nounced. The entire population Of Eng
land, Scotland, Wales, Channel Islands
and the Isle oil Man, including the army,
navy and merchant marine aboard, Is i.
Males, 15,549,27i; females, 10287937.
Total, 816O90lO; preponderance of fc.
males over males, 7lS,5Gs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July IL.
In a mile and quarter race TO day Alb.
del Kader won In 1:57ii favorite Saliea
coming In third Tubman second. King.
fisher walked over the course for a purse
OF 900 in three mile race, and Nellie
walked over the course for mile and
quarter raco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-19
SpRGNoFIELD, MASS, July IL,

The boat race between the Atalantas,
Of New York, and the Harvard Univer.
sitY crews, was postponed until to.mor.
FnU
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ENGLAND.
Riot at Greenwich.

LONDON, July 49,
Quite n serious riot occurred At Green.
wiCh. VIM. Pook, who had Just been
acquitted in murder trial, was upon his
release from imprisonment, set upon by q
crowd of people, excited over what they
regarded as mockery Of justice. The
crowd soon Swelled to great proportions,
and Pook was mobbed by fully 1900 peo.
pie. A number of fights ensIed between
the friends OF the released prisoner and
the mob, and the town was soon in such a
state Of uproar that the frightened shop.
keepers closed their stores, and business
was entirely suspended. This condition
of affairs lasted for an hour or two, until
finally the, Constabulary succeeded in re.
storing peace and quiet without the as
sistanCe of the military.
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3. SCsnr. n
8OriJs. Oter. er.@sneufteur.

S6sr' Gcncuftsur.-S'if&t mir s'iast
rOrrs, RAP sIs s Edible nit pssnspms
ppuet.
S6pabs.-Sa, 5 ii6t MI 70, usbm's
a mol net meg.
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mir tomms! sItt auf bic Station. mu,6t
patrbaftts n Germ S6anrnrmt rusfs.
SHwab!.-8utfst Gle nu TEN SGan.
earmen.
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fSstntn anmsltrn, 70 tretfsu futr uns
1@ntn IN stnsn @arT6auer uno prrIers
gen uns nod NIT eintsen 8laItern 6olb
Scrf ubsr Goals, neil Der usue 0nf NE
ctne letusn sutsn 6rsunb, ben 9slrsnssu
5errn SBiuter, srfdtstnt, unp baupiii6lI6
auf ben Iebisrtu fommt es an, buy6 mel
&es Wlatsrial bic brennenoe Graee res
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III tsine natiirlihe Odrme ssrlisbsn, er
tat elm taItss, ssmeRsnss Bsfsn, absr
man wetb bod. woran man NIT itm iit.
Gr nimmt She'll at allsm, mas uns bonn
5tmmfl tslhssrt Dirb, ptnn sr uns aud
In manhsn 1autrn gpitI bsissn ldbt.
User islbit In friusn lseIsn 3Issn fOrrert
tr unS auf lulfis gu istn, unp wenn er
NIT tenn ;wbIftsn 9lrdsnidlass Ra6tS
fsiu 3ltisisss etbsn oustautt 70 tau.
dan mir ben Duff Der eiiibenptn Scple
sno cen Subsl bsr SplufferluR elm; bic
@ldGrr flingsn an tinanrtr une aats
fimmt Elm In ben 8uf; v9rtt ssbs uns
etu ssfsBnetss nsuss Sabr,-gipai tc&!"
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&rtmetr. Shmabe.

6Ismber.-Wsin 6srr, pOIltn Sis ppbl
10 freunslt& istn, btsis Gaf&e wssjuusb'
men?
S&wabe.-ROl, mst sutss 5srrls, tas
Sdl&ls wtrO' nit ptsnsbms.
Grsmesr--Ste nebmsn fs Hi&t Wss3
S6wate.-Nct, not!
Gremetr.-Sn rlelsm Sale mare Id
9tnotbtet ben 9cnfuIteur ,u ruFsu.
S&wats.-8usfst Sts. nur ZEN Son.
puttGur.
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2. 9 n 9.

Gcrisr. Der Gonbuttrur.
GcnbuFtsur.-5t, m'in -Grsunb, Sts
musftt 70 gut isin, 5 SGftls prs,'nsbmtn
S6pats.-NOt s'rI tbu I nit, -
ntbm's nit meg.
GOncufisur.-Sd muset pcbi n Serrn
Stsr.G onbuitsur rusfe.
Shratt.-0tasfst Str n 5srrn S6sr.
GoHpRftsur.
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llnb Clip fat isst bas Siab put BEN
drmIi&tn edssr tnisGn; bic tcfssn Zip.
pen aammsIttn elm 0sbst. Die 0itTe
bate ibrs aussn gen 5tmmsl s,ri&tst
unb aus rem sldubtsfu aufbItd. Der R&
lbsr oas Guntsl Fer Nant unO bic Gin
iternie ibrsr 2sbsEstdse rrbcb, RratIts
zip gsrrsu bic 5pFnuus zines Msuf&en'
bsr,sns tnts.seu, bas mtltsn tn BEN Baf'
fern ter Srlblal unsnblthtr SarmRsrstg.
felt, 9Itbe unb @nabs Strtrautt. unb isbt
eItSut prn tsr 9burmutr Der erRs
S&las 1itisrnaat: s,wultt8 trSbnts Der
ud6ffplssnrs ibsr bas tleins Sidbt6sn,
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mann aus fritelt6sm S4Iafe auf5u'
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fiufts, isSets, uup ls fsIsn wts 5am'
m.rf6Iiss an GIp's sutfsstss DIR. Die
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Der @atisnEnabe - brtetsu INNER moo.
llniGulo unp &r9tbun9 tntefen, oem per'
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@ctt.
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wtI&ss Is ssm.infam Otrrt&tstsn. Rinss
nm ttu srtOb f& Gin fir&tsrIi&,s GsiSis
pas ibn fGitr bttauEts; ROD bic Stimm'
ses &tubse, btm btmiittissn Stttssbs'
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gtrransnie tss 9sitss unb Der Gerl'
t&psten," bststs bic @ttps Sp'n.
,,GrISis ft 0 Ssr," murmsIts BEL
8lstns.
5wSlfl
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Np bic beuti6e 8en6lfernna
Won Pennsylvanien.
Die

MI "utoh Arusl comp. N OparDank
emit GuTt aufmrrFismtsit auf big lsbr Iibralru
9ntrr.Htn, DsI$r fr oH StpOftprrn bfjabIt, av
big 9tSingunssn, untsr tsnsn G,sle juridtlnbl
piyb, nre bfioHerTs apf bic srret Sihnbsii
psI6s hurd bic Eirtficrtn frT Banf atbotrn
tpirb. dies tspsiff bic Sbaifa&t, ZAP, Obf6rn
ss ptniJsr ale Gin Sabr iit felt mir @tI6afts
bssanusn, mir jtBt sinsn srSsstu gtIbbsiras
ais DtppFtum babtn, ais aae HE Sparbaufsn
Srn bitftm County. 9Hir etbtn nitt ~ rtit
prun mir idstn, bab unlrTtn DtpOiitOrtn 70
sruBt Si&rbtit ssbrttu pirb, ale irstnt RtI&sn
aubrrrH SPaTsTtprFtOrsn auf bisltm Gpnii4
Htrte.
Siiig, pgt&i ia stT Bail spr unb Str frtSI
bort 3iTiular', TsIt. iittr als SsSsIu unP sl!!
bineunsfn Gu1 auefunft stbtn.
9oi. 3. Scranton, Rclts SapIcr, 8. 6,
piTrf, 90, W. @intOH, 5brmas TidItu, Ga:
alatL SlaaR. 9cbu 9TisbiH, Sra SriPp AES 3.
y. pbllps fnb biz DirtftpItn. 1Cmlf['
3. 9. pisreE priIernt.
s, y. pbtIpe, StasmtiftT,
SbsHaS DtfIpu, ghs-pFafrtnL
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GOnrOO Weu,tl,
pFtsrsbRra
SiuSIsr In

plffb-, GIffR- mo gapffr- tDNartn,
bat ale In isin SAD siritlagtntsn grtiftl in be-
fer Guaitii ttts SrrrSlbg.
gauarbtitsn, mic !. .. 8le9sdGtr 9rssn Sru
@as- uub WalIsrrSbrru unS Gbnibe glrbsiiEn
psreen trionbers piinitli5 uub gut auesefiibr!.
VILE meins arbdt it ua4 edt trrtIGsr Art
gut unb tauerbaft.
SrfsaunsrH nsbmrH tRtstsru bic Srrru
Wm. 5rnlrI, peun &seHue, uns 6ristr. @si-
del, Grtarifraer.
(@rf6aft5Iofal IN gsttr SGifsrs Saus, se-
seniibrr BON Grieprib 5abtr.) 2Oap7T
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anf elmer i6pabii6en Giitnbabn.

Gin 5srr fu&t fur feline 5raa sinsn
plat In stnsm Dassn Spsitsr 8laiTt,
snelt& fnptt sr stnsn Iulhsu, alsin auf
osmitltsu litst cine tlsint Hsiittlids; sr
psnbst ii& an rem 5srrn ssssnittr, unb
ts entlptnnt Rh' NIT bislem rbrliGrR
S&patsn fclstnbsr DialOs;
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Q0ts III berfanfea.

Gin itbr tpertbpOlIss Gissutbum In Der 30.
rough 0iIfrstarre III eessnpdrtis gum gsrtau'
ausssbrtsn. EaiIslbr lifst srif@sn HOrtbamp.
ton uub ttr Srutb St, pbrr5aIb bsr etbisb u.
Susqusbanua 8. R. un6 benz fog. Nigssr SiQ.
Gs btitsbt ans 24 Cots. Die 3abIunssttbinsun.
gen Iuc lsbr Ititt unb bic Gage III ausgasitust.
Gs III ni6t iu bsjptifsIn, taB bitIt Cots in FUR.
jer 3eit perfauft fsiu perbsn uu6 m6gtn teebalb
8auaistbabrr nibt fdumsn. R6bsrss III Ju sr.
frassn brim &puuis-S6aBmttffrr
O. ~. MtIIrE
cher peter RdbrE
6aPT 9Bilfrsba
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2SSirfbSs unb &oNbaus.
&oGnSU onnta Sal,s

9adaRanna @praur, rabs trM Depot
Gbas. 3rrpp, prcpr.
1as ptisr, IN ttIlrr gBtis rinarriStrtf Saus
IN nit Aarm prrirbeu, mas ptm SpTprT CUR StaT-
lung une Grfrinung ubtbig IN.
@ufss Bier, bic frinlien gBsins, eiauGrs uHb
Gigarrtn, parsr une ialtr Spfiler; guiifrn, an
iser art jubtrritst.
Gin fetner Saal fir Damtn une 6nmiIien.
lin ,abIrfi&rn 3ulpru& trlwtt isine 5reuHb
25inS gbas. IrppR.
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GGFmania Halle.

giutm Ssrrbrtn Yubliium bic sratbrns Au-
jrijs, bab ptiSss, nahe eem Dfppi sflrarnt 9pFaI
i uue un!rr br Ssiturg bcs llnisBtiGnritn eem
sfutitbfn gubliium isst piesrr piitu lsbi.
Die 3sit bfr fcrmrllrn Ginpeibunl pire lpi-
ter bsiannt stmn6t.
Ias Gasgftibrfie ,,SrGtGricn" une eipe
hurbartiffnfe grrtilatirn MAIDEN eieIre epfJ
~ etm anstntbmftsn guffntbnIisert IN 6'sl
StaeL Q0iuN 9pbu 3helrT
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Gc1tcr

GrmmrnpraItb @ccpsrafisr, =, 100000
@stGuer, MEtru, 8aufmannsgittr &c. RnS'
i'd gu seu nietriefsu 8dtu rerliberu.
SD peree mid bfIfrrbtn, mcns 0Tunr Il.
tebsr piriitt ;ufriseru III Nsnsn, urb iitrrbdupt
msins 0sftGftt gspi6erbaft uur pHnEidb ~ rr.
fiilIfH. gu iprrfen tsssu Gag i'm GIif 9Vri
Wai6iren CHIP uub srn bis 10 ilbr slbsnte
in ter Office ron g6tns un6 gGatres, Gjrn.
aeentfr, 224 eadaTanna AYenus srssriibrr bsr
@albinstrn Sall, cine 1rrpps bed. Serr Sbrrs
trr Ssiinssr piro In ttr II. unp II. 0art
aPrliraiiorrn fir birislbtu UmpasnieR aufnsb-
men. $40 Gbas. %. Beitsr Nasnt.
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Str;sn be; ,Slaat'ai, sis 50fnaas uns
Der qists; ane 8tiutH tfaaisn bic Pets
wIeterfebr,uttH 0suiatrsstUdsH GOl&su
Ssssnsgub. Sis BEN sHRsr pOn @O'
uaebau.
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4. Hnb Iebte SseRs.
8ortsr. 0snsb'arm.

9enebnrn.-Wein Ssrr!
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-29
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DR. c. II. LAYTON,
Late Of New York and Philadelphia, would say to bis
friends and the public that he may still DO found at
No. 1897 TATNALL STREET
Where he is treating

w. Oot l. n Az n LII - HiI II
Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or every description, with the most gratifying results
BY HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
system of practice based strictly scientific principles.
thorough knowledge Of which is not only necessary IN
order to insure successful treatment but without witch
the application Of Electricity in any form is but DANCE
rous experiment We give below list Of diseases
treatment Of which this system especially adapted and
In which We have been most successful
Amanrosisi blindness from paralysis of the optic nerve
amenorrheai Interruption or retention Of the menses
aphonis suppression OF the voice. asthma, asue ehis
ohorea, St Nitus dance, constipaton catarh cnusum
lion In Its early stages cough chlorcs GOODNESS VI
and hands, cramps, cancers Deafness When from para
ysis Of the acoustic nerve dyspepsia, dabets, drupsy
natuence, gravel, goitre hysera, nip disease, mpo
enee lumbago liver complaints lOckjaw, neuralgia
nervousness piles, palsy, rhtumatism spinal disease
curYaures, and tumors.
In uterine Tor womb disease its value he est
forms Of womb Diseases promptly relieved and perma-
nently cured IN an incredibly snort space Of time.
kEFEkENCES.
We have he pleasure OF referring those who may wish
60 Undertake Electrical treatment the following we'll
known citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity, who have
oeen Treated BY and witnessed 10 others
Joseph Bringhurst, 2i9 West street.
Edward L. Rice 50l shipley street.
W. IL. SsG, East Fourth street.
Charles II. l'rion, S2i Market street.
George Clelsud OF seventh aud Washington sts
Il. ii. Jones, r'rt'r Of Fifth aud Market Streets
Wm. L. Rid H. II Market street.
pr Vs. ih rsl.u I eel, Christisua, Del.
walter inutN4' G., fshi5-csepIs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-29
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