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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

NEW CASTLE AcooMMeDATIoH.
T.3O A. NJ. ~AN EhhAp1iphiA@
p Leave PhAdsiphla at eco P. NJ; Wilmington at 7ss
vi,hs. ~ y and trom baltimore go through
~innout stopping over at Wilmington a. heretofore
o. laaying Baltimore at T25 A. M for Rnrsrn
shots VII change eAra at New Cratle uneton PasSsn-
Eastern Shore to Baltimore will change cara At
wilmington =. O. sRWAIL, Jr,
6uDarfutandonf nal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
DR.. gTRICKLAND's MELLIFLUOUs
COUGH BAL6AM.

l. warranted to be the ony preparation known to care
coughs Colds Hoarseness. Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis and Group
Being prepared from Honey and Herbs It Ia healing soft.
enns, aud expectorating and particularly suitable for
all affections Of tue Throat aud Lungs For sale by rug
gsts everywhere. jau12-w&sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
NEWARK AcApMMY.
NE w ann AbAOhmH Il
pRoFEssoa EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
SUMMER SEES

The 234th Session Of this institution will commence
WEDNESDAY,, MAy I'd, 1856, and continue five months.
Its healthy location convenient access splendid Libra
ry and Philosophical Appaatus and moderate charges
edsr It one Of the most desirable schools IN the country
for boys and young men. For full information address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Ap6- 2m Nowark. Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEw HOOK s, NEW BOOKS
AT &. S. R. BUTLRR'B
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 42O MARKET STREET,
wILMIEGToN. DELAWARE
The Astropoltss by Robert o.. Clair. Cloth,
Camp and PrsOhs-rwsnty Months in the DspafinsE
the Gulf BY Col. Dugsuns
Rnse Douglas. Cloth.
Mrs. 6oodfslloW'a Cookery as It should be. cloth.
Charcoal Sketches; by Jos. Q. Neal Cloth.
Cloth.
West virginia. is Farms and Forests Mines and OIL
Wells. Cloth.
OH Regions Of PannsylvanIa. Cloth.
Summers Story, Shsridan's Kds aud other Posmai by
I. Buchanan Read.
TOO Ola Bird TO Be Caught with chanj By Mrs aors
The Young cadeti by Captain BellsW.
Annls, or Contentmsnti By MIS-. .MaeksnIie.
Daniel
rhs Lost VIII BY Mrs. Henry Wood
Match Making.
Castles Ia the Airi by Mrs. Gore.
Also large numeer Of New Books Of various kinda-
All the latest hAgaIinea and Newspaper. tstionsry,
Ports AonHAiais PoekAi wallets and Fancy Arnelsl.
E.s. H. BuTLKR,
osaI ~ Market street, WllnisEioRs Dd,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
wILmINaroN oIrY RAILWAY,

The Cars on the City Line will leave Delaware Avenue
Depot
Every 20 minutes from 6.iO A. NJ, until 7.6O A. NJ
10 " 100 A. 900 =, NJ.
90 " 800 p. NJ, " 1910 F. NJ.
And the stand at Front and Walnut Streets rear oil
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad depot
Every 20 minutes from 6.35 A, NJ, until SIG A. NJ
10 " 6.i5 A. NJ " 9,25 p. NJ
20 ." 9.25 z. Nj, " HOO p. NJ.
ON THE RISING stN ROAD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
TE7NN9s

n y 3
- npe inch or less constitutes square.
= single insertion go conts per square.
- wants OF four lines single Insertion, 20 cents.
49, IouRNAL AND STATESMAN is Published every
ra.sdsv and Friday at THREE DOLLARS A YEAR, pay
~ a. advance No subscriptions will be received for
,oh,n ,o hres months, and paper discontinued until
s are paid unless at the option Of the pub
n,nSs' TSs wggKLY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN Ia pub.
,,!tna KY sssrv Ffiday at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
an.ysbein ADVANCE or THREE DOLLARS at the end oi
'ns nsnVfRTIsEMENTs not exceeding square will be In.
I'D ihrse TINES for dollar aud sixty cents and
o,v cents Tor every subsequent insertion longer ones
n Inc same proportion
49, .re 10 be published, will be continued until they
~ tofbld and charged according to the above terms
TSe privilege Of Annual Advsraers Il strictly limited
o., thsif own immediate business and all advertisements
~, M benefit Of other persons as well all ADVERTISE
suta not lmmedi Ately connected with their busi
sa aud all classes Of adv. .rtsements In engh other
% beyond the limits engaged, will be charged at the
suai rates For all such transient advertising bills will
bs separately rendered and prompt payment Is desired
M psounE INSERTION Of their Advertisements and
noees on Tuesdays and Fridays our advertisers are In
red that their fAvors huar be handed In previous o
sine O'clock, A. NJ. on Mondays aud Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
sTRANGE, BUT TRuE.

Eysfy young lady aud gentleman In the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage by
turn mail free charged by addressing the undsrsign
cd. Those having fears Of being humbuggsd will otlge
by not noticing this card All others will please address
their obedlent servant, THOS. Y. CHAPMAN
dee25-wly s3t Broadway. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON p. .

MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON p. d
AS FOLLOwsi
Philadelphia, .i......,. bdo An.
Baltimore and Way Mall,...,...,......... 40 AN,
PeninaulAr aiail to Princess Ann Md,..... e,sJ AM
Way Mail to Phadelphia, Ps,..............iO.sO AM
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and c,2oo NJ
Washington, ''"V -
fhiAdelphiai 4V0 PM
Psninsular Midi TO Dover, el,.."........" 6sO Pm
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore aonpM
and Washington, ''''' o'V' i'N'
Henry Clay Factory and centrevlo, Del, 800 PM
CoehranTille, Pa, and Toute, toooAN
Tuesdays aud Saturdays, ! '''''''''''''''S' ''''-
MAILS OPEN AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
New York. Philadelphia, Baltmore.( eanAM
and Washington '''- "'V as"
Philadelphia and Way yMail,........,,o.,...lOOO 90 An
Psninsula Mail from Dover, Del.,,..,.-...l0OO AM
baltimore snd Way Aail il...........,.......1l2O AN
New York, Philadelphia aud washlnaton. LILO Pm
Peninsular Mail from Princess Ann Nd. AaO Pm
bAtmofs and Elkton 800 pm
Philadelphia, Pa.....,t......."......,..... blo PM
Henry Cay Factory aud CvntreVille, Del, 1000 AM
Cochranyille, Pa, and route. Mondaysl annpM
and Fridays, ""o t."'
Office open Sundays from tosAM., and to Pm.
A. H. GRlMsHAw, Pm.
WmMiNdlos April 2ist 1856.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
VERY DEsIRABLE FAHms for SALE.

No. within three miles of Wilmington containing
100 Aotes more or less we'll WAtered well fenced good
order, with fair buildings.
No. 2-Within half mile Of the PennsulaI Rail Road
and within one mile OF depot; containing 1866 aores
more or less In hne order with fruit OF all kinds ncud
Ing five six hundred Peach Trees full bearing with
a large and handsome Mansion House and good sized
Tenant House thereon. Possession Immediately II de-
sired Apply to W. MeCAULLEY,
myii 61B Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
ROAD STATEMENTS.


V'HE ROAD CONFECTIONERY sTi1TE-
y.ar 1866
1866. DR..
April 70. To amount Of tar levied on 81 45BO76
at the rate Of li.bT2 SentS on the
hundred dollArs, sl,TlI 81
Collector o. said Hundred, by Road
Commissioner, s5 60
from the Del City National Bank, sss %
10 amount received from the Road
Commissioners, 2T
s9,sOs u
BY orders paid by said Collector
amounting to t2,t64 so
:. Errors aud Commissions allowed, l6s os
Interest and stamps allowed, 20 40
Amount allowed Collector, 1s 55
Balance dus Com misslonsis, 80 81
a9,ess 10
WILLIAM N. sTUcKkRT,
WILLIAM IL. II. CLARK,
WILLIAM BEcK,
poAD sTATRmENT OF CHRIsTIANA
II HUNDRED from May 2Tth 1855, to May 18th, 1866
R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG. coLLReroE
May q, Toamount Of tax levied on
sl,sel,lsT, at IA per cent.
To orders on john Ball, late
Collector A,S00 90
sss17 %
May 49, By amount Of orders drawn
the Collector from to
ls7 for contractors, aton-
ing, building c1lverta,
Commssicuer's lees, clerk
tng house expenses, print
ing statements OF accounts,
books, &e. fs,9oG O6
By amount Of errors allowed
the Collector per dupn-
cate, 80 20
By amount Of Commissions
On s2.asT 20, At 8 per cent, l9I as
ssosl SO
Balance in hand, ts,ls6 IS
&osT7 90 Ses11 &c
A. II. DIXON,
JOHN kvANe,
JOHN BALL,
je5-w4t Road commissioners
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WATER YOUR GARDENS.
WASH YOUR WINDOWS.
WASH YOUR CARRIAGES
ExTINeUIsH YOUR FIRES.
Use one Of .....a
GARDEN AND FIRE FORCE PUMPS
The price Is SO low every family eau obtain one.
Each pump has a sprinkler attached.
Inquire for this pump In Agriculture, Hardware and
ALBERT L. RICE,
je2o-st No. MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
TRUSTEES sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
Order Of the orphans Court Of the State Of Della
February Term, A. D. 1906, will be exposed to sale at
Public Vsndus
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 18th day.of July, 1850, at 10 O'Clock, Am,
At the public house Of John Foster 10 the city Of Will
mingon all the right title interest and estate OF Amor
burnett Edith Barnett and Louisa Burnett minor chill
dren Of John burnett deceased. In the following de-
seribed
Situated in the City OF Wilmington, Aforesaid;
No. |. Beginning at point being the northwsstery In,
tersecon OF Second and Monroe Streets thence along
sAstery side Of Msnroe street " feet TO sAks thence
westerly parallel with Second street i6 feet to stake In
line Of land sold g Joseph Panisan thence along the
northery side OF Second street. aud thence along the
same easterly 10 feet to the place Of beginning.
No O. Beginning at stake 90 feet from the northwest
of Pine street. thence running norherly parallel
with Pine street 100 feet to stake; thence westerly and
parallel with Fourth street 20 feet to stake thence
iouthey parallel with Pine 100 the line Of
Fourth street. thence eastery 20 feet to the place Of be-
ginning
Attendance will be given and the terms Of sale made
known at the time and place Aforesaid by JOHN O. PAT
TERsON Rq Trustee appointed by the Court to effect
said sale. By order Of the Court,
SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Clerk Orphans Court.
New Castle June 2lst 1866.
NJ D-At the same time and place will be offered At
public sale the interest Of the other heirs the said lots
so that the purchaser take the title to the whole
| je26-ts J. @. PATTERSON, Attorney, ke
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

INOR SALE Or RENT.--THAT VERY
IL DESIRABLE PROPERTY, At the North Rast corner
oi Front and Tatnal Streets with front Of 30 feet
ratnR street, and running through Second street.
having upon II good brick office aud very large frame
building, suitable for business Front street. and
three good horses and stable Second street This
property will be sold very price and upon
ths most easy terms. For particulars apply to
W. MOOAULLEl 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers. SOC Market street
mcha Wilmington. Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

The bridRI 1. Chamber, Essay oi narn
aud Instruction for Young Men-publhhsd by the How
ard Association and sent free Of charge In sealed
opes, Address, Dr.J. skilhn Houghton. Howard As
collation. Phila lelphia. pa feblO-lY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

DIts . INNN EAIlhlND'5 FNAH KNE ED
Has cured thousands OF the worst Of Blind and
bleeding Piles II gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try 1t directly. II is warranted to
cure. For sale by all Druggists at 10 Cents per bot
tie, janl2-E6sIy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

Eon SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
II IMMEDIATELY.
No THE Three storied Brick House, No. s2t wash
ngton street, containing al the cor eniencss and i'm
provements OF modern built house.
No. IA hne new Three Stored Brick House on Della.
ware Avenue next the swedenborgan Church; every con
venienee
NO IA Three sorleI Brick House, No. 709 TatnAll
street. conveniently located, and deairabs residences
NO a. Three Storied Brick House, No. 1Oi Tatnall
street. adjoining No. B. containing some ten roomF and
is q very desirable property.
ihe above properties nearly new and In excellent
order and any perssns wishing purchase desirable pro
peries and get immed ate possession should give ns
call and examine the above. Apply TO
WM. MoCAuLLEY 4 CO..
Real Estate Dealers, COZ Market Street.
mch1 Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VALUABLE LOT OF onouND
AT PUBLIC SALE.

VALUABLE LOT OBJ GROUND
AT PUBLIC SALE.
WIN 10 offered at Public Sale at the Indian Queen 10
tei corner Of Filth and Market Streets la the City Of
WILMINGTON, ny -
ON SATURDAY,
the nth Of July, 1866, at o'clock, p M
VALUABLE LOT or GROUND
on shrey street extending through 10 Orange between
Egnth and Ninth streets, ffouug Forty feet on each
street. aud extending in depth hundred and evenly
eight feet nine inches.
TERMS VI sALE-Ieu per cent Il the purchase
money to bs paid In cash day OF sale; one third Aa
soon aa deed be executed and the resdu ue In ~
months Win Interest," aud teoured by mortgAge on the
property clear title and immediate possession will
be given. JOHN O. uROONE
Executor Of Mss safaii Hack deceased
Elkton, Md, June 20, ls66-ls
A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT FOR
n kENi.-Ihe subscriber offers Tor Rent n handsome
country seat within mile and.a.hali OF the town Of
New Castle and httssn minutes walk Of the depot
The farm has plenty OF all kinda OF
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
on u and good supply fpure and excellent water
There lisa
LARGE HOUSE, and OuT-BUILIINas
the premises In good condition II will be tented for
the summer season on easy terms Apply to
, BENJAMIN :. BOOTH
Jez<-4t Near Hars's Corner, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

L AND THE HOSPITAL
OR,
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS or rHE GREAT REBELLIoE
Fdtfiotic, Romantic 1ragicll, Hsroie, P0liticaI
and Humorous.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WITH OVER 100 FINE
PORTRAITS AND BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVIN0s
This work genial humor tender pathos, startling
interest," and attractive beauty stands peerless and alone
among all Its competitors. The Valiant aud Brave
Hearted the Picturesque and Dramatic, the witty and
Marvellous, the Tender and Pathetic The Roll or PANE
and Story Camp, Picket Spy Scout Biyouac and 81
Startling Surprises; Wonderful Escapes Famous Words
and Deeds Of Wonlen, and the whole PAno Ama Of the
War are here thrilling portrayed in mastery man,
mel, at once historical aud romantic, rendering Il the
most ample brilliant and readable book that the war has
called forth.
Old agents. teaehe D. ladies disabled soldiers esergse
young men. and all In want Of profitable employment
will nnd this the best chance to make money ever ysi
offered We want an Agent In every Town and County
SEND for circulars and see onr terms
Address G. c. RAYMOND L. CO,
jsls-lm eia Chestnut ST, Philsdsiphiu, Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Bus.
ness Life, have unequaled advantages for doing so at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
g McCABE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

N NO' oV4 NJ a II N Il % n u u T.
tsecOnd Story. DsNOrmAndie's China store)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The undsrsgnsd having into the purehAse and
sale OF Real RHtAe Oer valuable Country seats near
Wilmington.
slaughter and Ice House in Church Street between
Sixth aud Seventh Streets.
dwelling Houses within the city.
One hundred Farms large aud small suitable for truck
or fruit, near Bhdgeve and Milford, Del
Building Lots. feb6-tf
JAMES McCABE. A, II. GRIAIsHAW.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

Leaves Wilmington at 80 minutes after 6, morn
ing.
Leaves Chester at 40 minutes after Z, morning.
Leaves Philadelphia at $50 afternoon.
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] he Relief Of Tax PAYERS


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,,, ""' VIC
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'"e community
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u. a :, ,, W m''
- "'P'' '"'' t"e
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Whereas many persons liable TO taxa
ton, under 'h- provisions o' IAN Ac, TO
raise supple. for the wear commencing in
O.,oh., ,se,"
IN
"'' '' "''"''e' '"''' "H'e 'A''eo
TO comply with The conditions ofsa'd Act;
and
whereas It is the conviction OF 'hi'
General Assembly that such delinquency
has resulted not from sny wilful i,tsh,ion
n .ds IA. .,u, of ;..,
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was produced. The Sheriff asked for
thirty minutes 10 confer with his legal
adsser, then 10 the Legislature. The
bearer Of .bs message replied, "no, nd,
minute" "rhen," answered the Sheriff,
"you must take him yourself---f will not
deliver him Whersupon The officer
proceeded to the Jail. The keys were de.
mahded OF the Chief Of Police, who 10
fused to ds!,esr them. The officer laid
b,s hand rudely on the Chief, feeling bis
pockets for The keys, and not beiug able
to find them. proceeded to break down
the door Of the apartment in which the
prisoner vas confined. released him and
marched of. Such briefly are ths.alleged
circumstances.
The right OF the military authorities to
the person OF the soldier is question for
lawyers TO decide, but the right of any
body to break down the doors Of a Jail
and iorcibly remove from the custody Of
the civil law the person confined, although
i, may have been Gen. Grant himself, is
one conferred only by the bayoust and
that strong arm which thus far seens TO
ignore the wti, Of habeas corpus aud The
most sacred safe guards Of society.
Columbia Carolinidn.
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this con"'r,f Cries OF "np"] Then l
"hels Um'4d Stses [Cheers I will
'eiI y"u smother hing (: I Iuud.rs,snd the
disco dant notes in this crowd TO righ..
lie who is opposed to the restoration Of
th's Government and The rsunion Of the
States Is as great y traitor as jeff DAVIS
or Wendell Phillips Loud cheers.l I
AVN against ho'h. [Cn.s of "G,ve II to
them" Some Of you talk about traitors
in the South Who have no, courage TO
get AVA, from your homes to fgh, them.
L'usb,er and cheers The courageous
men, Grant, Sherman, Farsagut aud the
lo"g list o! o!dis,iuguished sons OF the Union
were in the tie j and led on their gallant
hosts TO conquest a,d to victory, While
YOU Remained c"wardly at home Ap.
p'Huse 'BuIlyr'1 N"w, when these
brave men have returned home, msnv Of
whom have left m arm or leg or their
blood upon many battle field, they fnd
vou At some speculation. and you CON
m"tiny frauds on the Government
Laughter and cheers. You pretend
now to have great respec, and sympathy
for the poor. brave fellow who has left su
arm on The battle field Cries. rs this
digniieLf'l | understand you. You
may talk about the dignity OF the Pre.i
dent. Cries. "IIow WAS i, about his
making speech on 'h- 22d Of februaryi]
! have been wi Ii you IN the battles OF this
country, and can tell you, furthermore,
tonight who have TO pay these brave
mon who shed their blood while YOU spec
lua,ed, and now leave the great mass Of
the people here L" work it out. [Cheers I
Ii is time that the great mass of the peo
pie should understand What ,our designs
are. Wnat d'd General Butler say 3
Kisses. What d,d General Grant saw
Cheers AMI what does General Grant
say about General Butler Usuyhter
and cheers What does General Sher
mar say A voice-"What does Gen
eraI Sherida" sayi"l General Sheridan
says that be is for the restoration uf the
Government that Sheridan fought for.-
Buv ~ and renewed cries of New Or
'e~us J. and confusion The President:
| care not for dignity. There is n portion
Of your conntrymen who will ALWAYS re
spect their fellow c,lizens when thew are
entitled to respect, and there is a portion
Of them who have no respect tor them
selves. and consequently have no respect
for Others. A VOICE: "Trsuorl"1 I.
wish | could see that man. ] would bet
YOU now that ifths light fell on your face,
co~srdice and treachery would be seen in
II. Sow Yourself; come out here. where
| can see you. Shouts Of laughter |
stand now ~hsre | stood when The rebel
lion commenced. Who hss sacrificed
more Tor his county than I Who has
run greater risks ! But the fac,iou..
domineering aud tyra"nical party in g N
grass has undertaken to poison the ,ninds
Of the people against me Cheers.1
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The Jail of Richland District
Broken into by the Military
Authorities. ---Un.Civil Law
Still in Force.

A collision occurred between the mill.
ts,s and civil authorities Of Columbia
yesterday, o' which the following are the
facts as narrated io us: Some time ago
hail ~rii was issued against q man
named Henry Bulrich, citizen, at the sui,
e Joseph Fly, for debt contracted in
Charleston H. was held 10 b~il aud
Me-. s u. Trsveu bseams bis su,e,y on
a bail bond Day before ys.,srday Bal
rich enlisted IN the UaI.sd States army.
~ed was surrendered by bis surety to the
Sheriff.
Uasb'e to pay ths dsbt ss give farther
security. he vas Committed To jai.- Maj.
Walker % the s,a Uaqs8 States Cavalry
demsndeds the vslssse of the prisoner.---
NJ. i,sn,. ths sheriff iaqaissd Il he hsd
. written order. The reply VIVA mo r
ba, hshsd : verbal one. rhs Sheriff
then said string pss ~rit,ea ord er from
the cofnmaadensof The pos, and wi!
consider is." Yesterday morning ,be ordo,
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made hv commite.s Nv. asr'heion,
f'oD the Special Committee on his reso,
iurions, submitted two bills, one postpon
ing the regular Courts Until nex' Spring.
and the Eqn,y Courts uniil February
uex, the olher aboiIsbing impr,sonmen,
Tor debt except in cases Of fraud.
1t is probable that these rspor,s will
meet the principal objections Of members
and remove obstacles which nnw exist. -
We shall comment on them AS they come
up for consideration.
Caroiinidn 18th inst.
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pEaRY DAVIS vEGErABLEpAN XII.

PEaRY DAVIS vEGErABLEPANK XII.
LER. after thorough Trial. By ianumsrabls
living witnesses, has proved itseH Ta. MxDi.
oIsr or rHs AsE, Although shsrs have been
msny medicinal preparations bcoaght before
the public since the 6rss introduction Of Perry
Davis Pain Killer, and large amounts srpsna.
ed 10 their istsoduetisn. ,hs P.iH Killer has
continued 70 steadily advance fa The es,ima,isa
Of the wssia - The best .PAnily Medicine eve
introdsced. His an internal aud sxisuaI rem.
edy. 0ns positive proof Of lie efficiency "a.
thst the sales hare constantly Increased. and
wholly upoa iu own merits. The eGecS Of the
Psin Killer spoa The pstieat, When taken later.
na'ly in cases OF Cold. Tough, Bowel Cont
piAinta. Cholora, DJsentsry. sna other sffse'
sieus Of the system, hiss been srslt wcsdrrfst.
and has von Tor it . name among xedcsi pre-.
pArstsoas shat can never BE- foe 5ottsn. LIS sue
cess IN removing pain. a. an external resE sdy,
70 esses oi Bsrns. Bruises. Sores. spsains. Cais
Sting o. lnsocss. and other causes of saRerings
has aecursd for if such host OF lsx,i.uony. e
aS slmost infailsb'e rome dy. thas Il ~ls be han.
ded dosn " pcsterity a. cue ef fhs greafsss
medical discoveries Of TIE. nineteenth centary.
Yor sale By oar Village Merchsma Sept.
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The LEGISLATURE.

We publish elsewhere summary Of as much
of the proceedings OF the Legislature as we have
been able to collect from our Columbis c1chan.
ges. Various aud numerous appear to be the
subjects under consideration, but the reports do
not indicate with certainty the details of any
We therefore await iuvther developments b e.
fore venturing to express any opinion. We
hope that the anxiety of members to get home
will not lead to hasty legislation upon the grave
issues before them. Bankrupt and impoverish
ed as the State is, her honor is still worth some.
thing. Take away that and she will be poor
indeed.
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Saturday the Goth inst, is Return Day for
this District. Judging from present Indications
there will not be large Return, as there seems
to be general and commendable disposition
to iorbear suit in all proper cases. Debtors by
seeing their creditors. and manifestinga dispo.
si;ion to do the best within their power can in
most cases avoid the unpleasant alternative of
being sued.