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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
A HUMAN NUISANCE.

AT meeting of the New York Board of
Health, on Friday last, one of the inspectors
reported the following extraordinary case;
John Kranchi, alias "Schweizer," (nick-
name,) occupies parts of three lots. One of
them is situated on the southerly side of fif-
ty-htth street, nearly midway between the
Sixth and Seventh avenues, and in a condi-
ton detrimental to health and dangerous to
life. A four hours fruitless effort was made
to find its owner, On this lot is located
" Kranchi's - abode, which consists of a
barrel and some filthy old carpets spread
upon the bare rock. On these he sleeps,
and during inclement weather protects his
head and such parts of his person as the
capacity Of the barrel will accommodate
from rain and snow Adjoining his abode
is pile Of old lumber sufficiently elevated
from the rock as to allow his dogs to crawl
underneath for rest and protection. All this
is surrounded by baskets, barrels, pans, and
boxes, containing decomposing bones, lob
ster shells, fish heads and tails, dead cat
and dog, and every conceivable kitchen
refuse, swill, and garbage, picked out of
cutters aud so-called ash and garbage boxes;
all of which are stewed or cooked in their
mixed state by said Kranchi in the open air,
amidst shanty population, and when stewed
or cooked are eaten by said Kranchi and his
numerous dogs. Evidence is not wanting
TO prove that he has eaten the dead rats and
cats found on the public highways, and that
he kills his own dogs for their meat as food,
when no other nourishment is on hand
Captain Sloat and William j. Louden state
that such and similar charges, as above
enumerated, have been heretofore preferred
on several occasions against said Kranchi by
members of the Twenty second Precinct po-
lice force, James Masterson, and many other
citizens. Being also very filthy in his other
habits. n
charge said Kranchi with occupying
premises and possessing habits detrimental
to health and dangerous to the lives of those
who come in contact with him.
The attorney said the inspector wanted to
know if man could be declared nuisance.
Judge Bosworth. Who recommended that
inspector? [Laughter.l
The subject was referred TO the sanitary
committee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25

share These last figures indicate the in
dustry and activity which shall succeed the
ravages of war, and the abundance and
prosperity which are the crowning results of
the glorious victory here achieved.
Upon the richly moulded cornice rests an
octagonal plinth, bearing in 5dsso relieUO the
coat OF arms of the United States On the
shaft above and encircling it are eighteen
stars in Jasso reIieUo, representing the States
which remained loyal throughout the fiery
trial.
The capital is finely moulded, and sup
ports three-quarter globe, upon which
stands the colossal statute, fifteen feet high,
representing the Genius of Liberty clasping
within her leil arm the folds of the Ameri-
can flag, while in her raised right hand she
hoius the victor's wreath of laurel. The
pedestal is to be made of fine white granite,
ana the statues of white American marble.
The monument will stand upon the crown
OF the hill where the cemetery is located
Around IT, in semi circular slopes, will lie
the bodies being now bured-the honored
dead, each man being being separately cof-
fined, and the men of each State together in
sections. The divisions between the States
are marked by allies leading from the monu-
ment to the outer circle; the cofIined rows
are divided by continuous granite blocks six
inches in height, upon which the name and
| regiment OF each soldier, 30 far as ascertain
ed, is inscribed as for his proper headstone
None but loyal soldiers of the Union lie
here, and depositing their remains around
one common memorial of their yalor will
serve as perpetual argument for national
unity, which they died to preserve. And as
those who make pilgrimages to the spot
years hence shall stand at the base of this
monumental stone may not the words of the
iamented Lincoln uttered then come fresh
to their mindsg "Let us resolve that the
dead shall not have died in vain; that the
nation shall, under God, have a new birth
OF freedom, and that the Government of the
people, by the people, and for the people,
shall not perish from the earth"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
A MAINLAND eIpsY sToRY.

The Newtown (Md.) Record has an nc
count of an adroit transaction 1.-TWO Clip
sizes, answering to the names of William and
Mary Wallace, encamped about seven miles
above Drummondtown, succeeded in per-
suading Mr.. Edward Wright, merchant
Of the place, that if he would allow them to
put any amount of his money in his trunk,
the key and trunk both to be in his (Mr.
Wright's) keeping, after it should remain
a number of days undisturbed the amount
would be doubled, evidencing their faith in
their prophecy and in him, by putting 5000
Of their own money with $4,000 of lis, most
of which was borrowed, which was done on
the 9th instant. About nine days after this
gentleman from whom Mr.. Wright had
borrowed several hundred dollars called up
on him for the amount. He (Mr. Wright
not being able to raise this without taking it
from the amount in his trunk went to it for
that purpose, and found TO his astonishment
that no money was there, and upon inquiry
learned that the Gipsies and money had
gone together. He found in the trunk,
however, a package similar to the bundle OF
money which he had supposed was placed
there, and also bundle of lead correspond
ing with package containing three hundred
dollars in gold, which he thought had also
been placed in the trunk We learn also
that other parties, who do not wish their
names known, lost two or three thousand
dollars additional by the same transactions.
1t may be stated that they had before this
performed some wonderful freaks of sleight-
of-hand. Mr. Wright telegraphed imme-
diately, offering 1000 reward for the ap-
prehension and recovery of the money,
which he has now increased to two tholl-
sand. William Wallace is of medium size,
with dark hair and whiskers, His wife
Mary is large woman with no complexion
and with brown lair.''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,
DHaiiLL.AADELPHIA, VTLmINGTOS Ann
bAtIld0kE RAIL ROAD TIME TABf,e

| )nii'A ~ "a, ,D.9lElLPnIA, .9ll.nIA WTLMINGTON AND
bAtllhukk RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE
| COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL IAN tsae
IN Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD sTR rrr ANN.
WASHINGTON AVENUE, a. follows 9tAAAr AND
g. NhsArkEss TRAIN at Ll5 A. NJ (Aion,lAvs axcsn,st
mington Nsvapr ri, stopping at Chester vii.
stemnsr. 4pserdsen p Perrymans MsgnollA chasss And
waAYIAAIL TRAIN at sl6 A. M. .tsupdavs
PbesanhIafe stopping at all regular stations bolween
DELAWARE r. r. TRAIN nj an II fsu,. 49,
sts,Ipns ior Princess Anne, Milford o. d
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1l45A N. ,s,.. .a.,. ...-...,., ,
iot Baltimore and Washington ''"-UA!s sNeepleu'l
TRAIN at 400 NJ Sundays excsped for
Wilmington, Newark EsoS RgsS ORsssri Rss pelsynon
nolIa obsssr Ssaee Absrdtes, PeymAns Edsewood MAJ
Nj, N9,,Iin 9iasss 4, ; sud stemmer's Run eNi '"s-
vshi iJht EAPREss at II 90 r. NJ for Rsl,i,,o,. .,a
roe, NooR q tS SoR 5;m baltimore for Fortress Mon
ii IS A. A. Train -N Hienhond viii take the
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
%igpgpnS at all stations between Phladelpb. ,n5 WIS
l, 5sase sS PhilsdePhia at 800, AM4ao m 49,,
Railroad for ~ r M train connects with
and SSss so wilmington In at 645, 500 and s'so
Trains for New Castla Ia. ,,,,,-,
4.30 and o. % p ieafs Philadelphia al 900 A. NJ.
-. Through i TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
''A'e wilmington at ll.Oo NJ, A3s and loOOP.M
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
1876 and ieseb IN ssp ~ I40, SAG and 1914 NJ la0A4
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
O.ass Leave baltimore 1875 A. NJ Way Mail oooIv
N Exnrass ag r. NJ, Express. 6.s5 r. M Bxpress sltp
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Nes's O,nester ,,sler at 4 70 and s.52 A. NJ. 3.aspu
Fpprot,r a 'on AZ '25, - A. N. and ans PM
FREIGHT TRAINS WITH PAssENaFR c.y
u,.u ATTACHED, 0AH
,ntss,aS, e as ioiloWs:-Wilmiugt, IN for p.r,,,,, -
a. slatohs, at 500 7. NJ Daitino,' ~ 1 anu
Ta ~ Suu SVt intermediate stations at 4lb p ~ nIs
A N % miinnington and intermediate station. tESya
TRAIN Tor Philadelphia win the sou A. NJ.
vv,n,.. SUNDAY TRAINS
washinas,sss TRAIN at 4.I6 A. NJ for B.i,i,,o-. ..
HlEfan stopping at Chester, Wilminytan T Anu
deem po NoIh EAST Perryvllle Hayrs d a.. HeHhtk
Mann i1ns Magnolia ChAss,s and 4oeI-
wsshineto5 rhhSS at l100 p. NJ for Bsltinors sn
ton sSs in;1AIioN TRAIN at 1lsoP AZ fl. wu.,,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
o.sa leave Baltimore at S.25 p NJ. stonr,na- :.
and Nswsy Wue and Wilmington Aso s1ons - M, ue
~ w ake passengers for Phiadelnhs
leave Warrington or BAltimsreI snd Shs,ss uesss
fN'''Akeis rom Baltimore Washington. 10
v..., MN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stations Al for PhiladephlA and In,ermadl,,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
CITY MATTERS. .
UNION COUNTY MEETING.

A meeting of the Union voters of New
Castle County will be held at the town Of
New Castle, on Saturday, the 26TH DAY
OF MAY INST, at one O'Clock, p. NJ, for
the purpose of fixing the time for holding
the Nomination Election for candidates for
Sheriit and Coroner, and for the selection of
the judges for holding said election.
The said meeting will also appoint the
County Executive Committee for the ap-
preaching campaign, and transact such other
business as may be necessary and usual.
ny order of the County Executive Com
mittee JoHN A. GIIDERDIcE.
Chairman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
THE COMMANDMENT OF oALLAO.
., The following dispatch from Commodore
dodgers was received last Tuesday at the
Nayy Departments
U. S. STEAMER VANDERBILT,

The following dispatch from Commodore
dodgers was received last Tuesday at the
Navy Department.
U. S. STEAMER Vanderbilt,
AT Sea, May 10, 1866 !
SlR;--I have the honor to report that ON
we 27th of April, the Spanish Admiral,
Ncndez Nunez, addressed letter 10 the Di-
lhomatic Corps in Lima, declaring that the
port of Callao was blockaded from that date
also another, justifying the course of Spain,
ana announcing that he should give neutral
inhabitants four days to remove their persons
ana property, previous to the bOmbardment
ol the city.
On the 3Oth of April, Admiral Pearson
lhchored our men-of-war out of gun-shot of
me iortification OF Callao. Merchant vessels
llad some days before taken up positions out
TT the way of hostile operations. 1t was
,h"ught that the attack would commence on
rue ilrst of May, when the time expired given
10 neutrnls for removal; but on the second
"l May, about ten o'clock, A. NJ, the Span
l'h lleet got under way. Some time was
spent in dressing their lines, and about eleven
o'clock the squadron moved in two divisions
'n nattack the defences of Callao.
me first division, under Admiral Nunez,
consisting of tlA iron-clad Numancia, OF
%Yen thousand tons burden, with the frigates
hlhhca and Resolncion, moved along the low
alenzo Island to attack the batteries on the
Son,h side of Callao, while the frigatcs Villa
.e Madrid, Berengueia and Almanac, pass.
lng IN front of the national and merchant
,pssels anchored in the bay, steamed at first
n,Wards the Peruvian batteries on the north
SlHe OF the city. AS these vessels approach
rO ihey accelerated their speed and ran swift
" into position.
After fifteen minutes after twelve the first
gun was fired, thought, from the Nnman.
cla, quickly followed by two from a battery
''h lie south side. The Spanish fleet carried
aooul as two hundred and forty guns mostly
"Spounders. The Numaacia was armed
co M'.h GS-pounders, as was also the three.gun
sUrHetle .o Vincedora, which was held in re.
srrNe sn 10 tow, IT necessary, and also, pre-
SHulei 10 cover the transports. The Peru
va" batteries numbered in the aggregate
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN NEW
ste hs srm Of 81 ACRES, mile hom the Village OF
Hnrs'iAna This farm is nearly square piece Il land
ylns on enc side Of the main pike road The who Q
dIn., with lane leading to the house. is Usage hedge
osanee VI ienelng new and good Has had 45 bushels
81 me lpreAd on 1t the last four years. Good Frame
nouse with clever rooms, and Kitchen attached. Barn
Sr1 ~ Lids SAriage aud Smoke House, Long Shedding
uL Oattlei the buildings nearly new and IN good re.
palr. Apple Orchard with small Peach ditto Tne
at rs drdsd 10 six fields, all waered by never.
RS run Of spring water with good water at the door
T'lh sehuykill Lime Society good Churches various
u, u NOMINATIONS Two good Sehoo's. One mile aud twh
roads Persons wanting nee fam, paying near seven
Per cent cash rent will please address the subs riber
MeMAk Depot who will meet them at that place show
THEM he propey and return in time 10 ahe three trains
sAihe ~ TO Philadelphia or Baltimore. Terms eaty
Hy---tt WIN 4 HKIglkR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
mn cnNSIlnrnnI,rrs

The advertiser having been restored heAlth few
weoks by very simple remedy atur having suffered for
several with severe lung Affection and that dread
diseass Consumption-is anxious to make known to h
fellow sufferers the meaus Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy 4 the prescrp-
ton used tres OF charged with the directions for prepAr.
ing aud using the same, which they will fud BuRR GuRR
for Consumption, AshnG, Bronch u.s. Coughs Coid and
all Throat aud Lung Affections. The only object OF
advertiser In ssndinS the Pfeserp pon benefit the
afflicted. and spread Information which he coDeeiyeu tn
be invaluable, aud he hopes every sue will try his
remedy, as II will cost them nothing aud may prove
blessing.
PARTIES Wishing the prescription PREE by return mail
will please address hBv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dae2s-wiv Williamgtnr h. Kings Co., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
y 711V VI t1v I6HEH HOuEe boAFd'
my st supsrin, sndsnt Al, nTp ~ i,.h,s
r Avs OF DELAWARE,

sefi,oNs ana IL act entitled "An act rsoyka,fno
&c sac Of Inior eating Liquors d passed al Dopss
ua'eA o. 1851 as amended BY act f february 10 1866
sLcIloNs o. 1t any tavernkpepsr or the keeper Of apv
er vletuaillng house, shall suffer any person 70
continue drinking and tippinE In his house Al
shle hours of the night or shall suffer anv dsordarl
person 10 femaln In his house or shall knovpply an
any game upon which anything Of value Is bettet or
TO be played 10 his house It's dspendsness
or II the keeper Of any aehouse or vIetuaIiin, hSs
snail sell any intoxicating quors exeept Ala or oih.f
nht liquors. ne shall upon conviction toraof nv indrt
e9t orelt and pay for the first offence fine of tty
uom 9ehldes costs, and In default Of paynsnt theref
snail be Imprisoned not less than one nor mora tha
months aud for the second offence shall frsejt and
nne OF seVenty-hve dollars. bssdes costs and in a.,
hult OF payment shall be Imprisoned not less than In rea
p.t more than twelve months and for the third offence
huall forfeit and pay fine or one huudrad d1llare Is,
sides costs, and In default OF payment thereof shall b
Imprisoned not leiH than six tina tive We months
anu hurh tllrd conviction shall also iDo II ri0 vgo,k
forfeiture Of his or her license he or she moi br
such third conviction. ~ ~
SECTION II. II any person shall keep tavern ala
houhu Or NetNllng house, without valid license ag
equreu W THIS act, or II any person other THAI the dis
nus. Vr ahulaeiufer o. intoxicating liquors fruit
may 10 posss se as mentioned In the preceding section
OF thlH act shall without having valid iceuse thara.
AH prescribed by this act sell any Intoxicating lnuos
oy o. quart or upwards II any person not
being licensed tavern-kesper, keeper of ae-hous or
Virtualiins house, wi the privilege of selling ntoxi
eAhs liquors under the provisions Of this act shall sail
any Intoxicating liquors by any measure less than 4
qusr sueh person shall upon conviction thereof by ip
one hundred dollars besides costs and in de6.nIt of
payment thereof shall be imprisoned not less than sx
nor more than twelve months, and for second or anv
suussqusht oienee shall forfeit AMI pay 1ne Of two
than twelve months. N'S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. srRICKLAND'S TONIC is a concentrated prepa
ration Of Roots and Herbs with antAcds aud
tlyss to strengthen the stomach and system IL
Ia certain remedy fjr Dyspepsia Indigestion, Ner
VousRess, Loss Of Appetite, Acidity OF the Stomach
Flataency and Debility It Is not alcoholic, therefore
particularly suited for Weak, Nervous and DyRpeptlt
For sale by all Druggists everywhere at 81 per
bottle. janl2w&sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
sTATE oF DELAWARE

EXECUTIVE DEPARrMsNr
CusTls W. WRlGHr, seeretry Of state Of the stat. Of
belAWare do hereby certify that the foregoing ia true
Sopy Of Sections and II Of Chapter 1885, 18th volume
IeAware Laws entitled IAN Act Regulating the sals OF
Intoxicating Liquors, Se," the stands amended
y an act passed at the essiou Of the General
by o. this State to w.t. the 18th day Of February 1866
sled IAN act TO amend act entitled. IAN act r. ga.
atng me sale o. Intoxicating Liquors, &c. passed At
over, March g. 1851" the said two sectoxs having
ueen Hrratgsd and compared by with the original
rolls now on file in this department.
in testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
- and ohcial zeal at Dover, this sixteenth day Of
'-~r--' hundred and sixty.tix. ''s-'
CUsTIs W. WRIGHT
myzA-lm Secretary OF etsta.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
EnROI,s or YOurII.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De
by Premature Decay, and all the elects of youthu ul
lndscieton, will for tho sake II suffering humanity
to all who need IT, the r,cipe aud reetinns for
Ing the simple remedy by which he enr0i Sufferers
wishing to prOht BY the ADVERTISERS experience do
by addressing JOHN u, OuDEN,
due25-Wiy No ~ Chamber st., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
II TAN AND DELAWARE 1AY
IL RAIL ROAD COMPANY. "A
OTIOE.
ARE BAY

On and after MONDAY. the 1itb os NAV ,oos 49,
on this road will run as folloSs. VI nal iooo' tran
nnVE LsnAVE NEW YORK, PIER No 80 NORTH RIVER
nrcT ,,ti. q, ~. hAPhEss LINE FOR CAMDEN hi,
vwsrhiagdale Brleksburgh, Manchester Toms Rivsr
It 'hsle, barnsgat, shamong Tuckerton AtsIon
Rail Road. SeH'uen anu Auantic
THROUGH TO CAMDEN IN FIVE HOURS.
FARE,
d. 1lS =, for Port Monmouth Highlands MiddstovD
fort' Long Branch, Sharks River, Farminqdsls sansn
den. A'ni 70 hWet' anu Cam
''''''''''' ''''''''''''''........."... $500
line and Camden. ' ''' "' pOin'7 on tue
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN,
exPitss At 60 ~ arriving in New York at 2i5 p NJ
EIeBnt AT 2J1 Z. NJ, - - Il ann "a
Wsy Nal and Express at $50 A. NJ, arriving IN Nav M
York at rs A. Nj ' i''i"s IN Ne"
mylS-H w,N. CLAYTON, supt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
sTRANGE, BUT TRUE

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
hear something very much to their advantage by re-.
turn mail free of charged by addressing the undersrn.
ed. Those having fears of being humbugged will olire
by not noticing this card. All others will please address
their obedient servant, TIIOS. =. CHAPMAN
dee25-Wly s3i Broadway, New York,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
Dh0PosALs FOR RATIONs AND Err
Il BL FOR LlGuT-yEssELs, &c.
SUPERINTENDENT or LlaHrs

suPtRhTEADKNT OF LiaHTB
s,.,,,,, ,,,,.,, WILMINGTON, May 23d, 1886 \
SEALED PROPOSALS will be r. ceved al this oihsa
gntll ~ o'clock, NJ, on SATURDAY the 10th dsy on
Sune, leov ior urnshing and delivering Rations and
tua or the Five Fathom Bank and Upper Middle Iighi
vessels in the 9TH Lighthouse District and for ANY oihs
vessel and lighthouse tender that may be- called
S i9r one ear from the st day OF July, 1866 TO the
sun June, 1901 iuouaive The rAons be OF GOOD and
spprosd quality to bs delivered aongside Of the light
lender r ottsr vessel provided for the PURPOSE at
~ pe ard to bs stated In the bid according
y, IN guoi and sufficient packages. barrels boxes and
Sases aha IN good order for the ghtyssse once Iar
Ter Tree OF all expense to the United States aTrssaby 10
speeiheStons which will form part OF the contr1ot =.
piss p' W., whien may oe hal by applying a. this once
R.iions and Fuel for Lighvesss and then plaesd in
prepaid If sent by mail ~ '' '--s''
By order OF the Lighthouse Board:
my st sunsrin, ,sndan, a., ny ~ iA.
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man three months, and no paper discontinued until
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Usher. =, ,,rn,,t avn pr.ruu1ta,y 4. ..
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n iha sane proportion. MI,
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s forbid and charged according to the above tarma.
MIA nriyiage II Annual Advertisers Ia strictly limited
h, thsr own Immediate business; and all establishments
a. Ina benefit Of other persons rs we'll az all advertise
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ores on Tuesdays and Fridays, advertisers in
rmed that their favors Musr be handed n previous
Ina o'clock, A. NJ. on Mondays aud rhuradAya
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NEwARK ACAOEDIy.

PnoFEssoR EDWARD D. PORTER, A NJ, PRINCIPAL.
SUMMER ssIoN-ls66.
The 2sA,h session OF this Gnstituiiu will commence
WEDNESDAY,, M>y ID, 1856, aud co tinue Eve months
Its healthy location, convenient sp endid Libra
ry and Philosophical APpa atus, and moderate churses
t OF the most dee sch IN the country
f3r boys and young For full into nation addrats
EDWARD b. PORTER,
apG-2m Newark, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
tB Brandy and Whiskey, pure article
may always be had of
II. II. BRINGHURsT, Apothecary.

gas- EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SALE.--R. r. Robin
son & Co., Bankers, corner of Fourth and
Market Streets have $4,000 of the above
bonds, which they will sell ut $3.50 per
81 900, in amounts to suit purchasers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-25
THE CHOICEST STOCK
OF
ADY-M AIDE CLOTHING
IN PHILADELPHIA.
CHOLERA--THE REMEDY.
DIR. }. sIMMs 4 SONS

CHOLERA--THE REMEDY.
DIR. }. sIMMs 4 SONS
G II o L L r A SY RUP,
The great and certain for Acute Chronic DiA
rh@., Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera horbus, Collie,
Cholera lniautum, Patns in the Stomach aud
Bowels, Bowel Complaints, aud the
summer Diseases Of Children.
As remedy in Cholera 1t has 20 equal. It has cured
even the reapsed and collapsed stages of this terrible
epidemic. Il has been with entire during
the vsAtions OF this great disease in 1882 ls4o aud
other periods For 80 years 1t has admitted OF rival
aud has proved beyond all comparison the only
medy known II contains opium or other narcotics,
And is perfectly safe to adults Or infants.
ES-see our Circular of Pure Family Medleirss.
Prepared only by
DR.. J. slMMs L SON,
Physicians and Druggists, corner OF Fourth aud King
Streets, Wilmington, Delaware
sold by JOHNSON HOLLOWAY &'cOwDBN, and DYOrr X
Co., PhiladaphiA; BURTON, and CowGILL soS, Dover,
and country ntoTekeepers. ap27-tf
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DIR. sTR1oKLAND's pLnREMEDYU

Has cured thousands OF the worst cases Of Blind and
Heading Piles. II gives Immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try It directly 1t IN warranted Is
cure For sale by all Druggists at so Gents Tsr lot
tie. jan12-w4sIy