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The following brings the skeleton out of the close

ohSAN'oA- 49, -
"The Emperor Napoleons journey Sazburg is remark
able in several respects In the first place 1t deserves nonce
that Sutgardt excepted the railway termn1 touched oy the
imperial train closed against the people, AT Sugaro
where the people admitted the platform the
while raversng the few steps between the carriage ana the
watngroom, guarded by three Wurtemburg omcers'
marching in 'front.' with drawn swords. Everywhere ee
the men not only refused sight of the distinguished
traveller but prevented approaching by MES OF
sodery lining the permanent way for distance from the
terminus"
The French rifle called the Chasspo is certainly superior
to the Prusan needle gum Competitive essays have been
made with the two than fifty officers Witnessing them
The fire with each weapon for minute
The needle gun fired eight times and struck the target eight
times. The Chassepot fired ten shots and loaded the
eleventh within the mnute it also reached the target eight
times The two guns aterward fired together during
half minute The needle gun discharged three shots and
the Chassepot five.
An old soldier of the First Empire named Darcy has just
died the Invade aged co. He served in Egypt under
Kebe and present sentinel during the execution OF
Solman the murderer of that General at Cairo in June,
1900. Soman first had his right hand consumed slow
fire. and was then placed iron hurdle with embers
under it, where he remained living for four hours Being
tortured with thirst he asked for drink but this
fused him, it might have shortened his suerngs Darcy,
who then volunteer in the Egyptian service was how
ever touched with compassion and gave the dying man
glass of water Soman drank it off at draught and
then fell back and expired.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

American territories will be paid in knd-tha is to say
the Washington Cabinet has been empowered to remit
Russia instead of money six roncad vessels of ready
for service These six floating foresses are to be sent
Gibraltar whence within the space of days. they will
sail for the Preu This grave question on which the
Steele makes the following very opposite reflections: "Whyis
it that at the Preus and not at Cronad elsewhere this
delivery is to take place Because perhaps the necessary
Russian equipments for the of the six vessels in
question expected in Greece But there is better reason
The Russian Government may have decided that their six
newly acquired vessels of should navigate for season
the of the Orient and from the way in which the
Greek journals insist this fact there ground for beev
ing in design which only the future reveal
Under the present circumstances single moment or
spark would suffice fire the whole Grecian world
These facts this evident accord between America and Russia
constitute subject well worthy of consideration Assuredly
France and England cam by continuing to hesitate about
taking part in the affairs of CANDIDA prepare great embaas
ments for the future"
correspondent of the Journal des Debat writes from
Turkey:
"In general the country not tranquil and the govern
men is less Every day since the carnival of the
Sultan the ministers meet at the imperial palace under his
presidency The Canadian business is far from settlement
to-day it six months ago. The Gar is in the Crmea
Movements of Russian troops taking place there
large SCALE and the Russian Ambassador has eegraphed
for in great haste to present himself the Gar This last
circumstance has given rise to thousand surnises"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28
Crete.

The latest intelligence from Crete received at the Greek
legation charges Omar Pasha with praccng deceit in order
paate his conduct and states that he obtained certificates
from of his denying the reports of the
crueties, with view of influencing public opinion by the
interested statements of those pay Turkey The Cetans
the facts can witnesses that Omar Pasha
returning from Sphaka burned all the villages in his
in the province of ST. Base the most notable of them
being Murtos Leucoga and the monastery Of Preoe AT
Masoga in the province of Kssamos, he seized Mr. Kos
tanda, elderly gentleman and forced him to apply fire to
his hut and then burned him. together with the straw AT
Patelari he mutated gentleman in nameess
plucked his eyes, and then murdered him. AT Coitdes
he slew three NUNS besides committing similar crueties at
other places named in the dispatches The Turkish troops
defeated by General Coroneas villages their
toward Heraceon At Meompaniea they massacred
old blind man. and another citizen and insane girl
They slew the monk Gideon Momaake planting his head
the which surrounds the cupoa of the church. The
further says that the Cretans having fought for
year against terrible Odds will return the Turkish
yoke Upwards of 10000 Crean families mostly and
children and old men, have been to Greece Athens
Syria and all other Grecan cities have become huge
relief committees The Grecan ladies' particularly in
defagable in charitable zeal but afford all the relief
needed without the assistance of Christian nations
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Canada.

The Reform papers of Canada are d5eussi9g The best
mode of preventing bribery at elections One OF them pub
work for him for $780, the opposing candidate having offered
him $500 The Ontario 0segYsr has the following on Ohva this
remedy and one that is both eecua and simple that is the
ballot DON'T Don be alarmed gentlemen there nobody hu
We know that the simple mention Of the word ballot shocks
They will strut about in all their assumed dignity put
airs and nearly faint at the bare idea of taking leaf from
the plagued Yankees book We imagine we hear some
the thing outrageous it anBritish and degrading to
British subject to have the ballot as much mentioned
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Denmark.

Admiral Farragut entertained at grand e in Copen
hagen by the United States Minister, George H. Yeaan
All the Americans in the city took part in the festivities
Several members of the royal family Government officials
and many officers of the Danish navy present The
entertainment was concluded with dinner Speeches
were made by the Americans and Danes heartily welcoming
the Admiral Toasts drank to his health and the well
fare of the United States.
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Mexico.

The HeraFs Mexico city correspondence, Aug 25
call made by President Juarez for general election Fac
tons active and the opposition negecng o
porunity diminish the chances of President Juarez The
latter is in of amending the Mexican Constitution
to make like that of the United States He in favor of
allowing the clergy vote and be voted fo of having two
houses of Congress- and of making the Ministers report to
the Executives as is done in the United States.
Santa Annals trial is daily expected take place. His
counsel will be the gentlemen who defended Macmillan
The general impression is that he will not be executed but
that his estates will be confscated.
The roads being successfully cleared of robbers and
large conducas of specie had gone down to Vera Cruz.
Iasedo had surrendered Corona and Ecobedo Canaes
and Lopez the traitor doing their best each in his own
way to leave their mark in history
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28
Italy.

The Florence Onione sayst the total amount of church
property which will be Immediately put at public auction
one hundred and fifty million vres Signor Rattazz is
now negotiating with the National Bank, to secure its
operation.
Many of dangerous and suspected parties have been
made by the Papal authorities at Veterbo
The Italian Government threatens legal pro-
ceedngs against Garbad if he persists in his preparations
for hostile attack upon the city of Rome.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28
Abvssinia.

telegram from Bombay that the first steamer
of the byssinian expedition has left India explore the
Abyssnian coast and find suitable places for landing Ten
chartered by the Government have sailed from Eng
land for India whence they will transport troops and NUM-
tons of war to Abyssinia.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28
Holland.

The police have arrested named Gardensier, who
had in his possession 500 forged 81 900 United States notes.
made here Several bad United States offered
1t supposed the orge has accompces in other places in
Europe and America.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28
Germany.

It reported that at the recent election for German Par
Lament the Liberals have obtained considerable majority
The dispatch indicate that the party has gained
some members in the Parliament
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

The following lsiteri from MfWoodward, Of b. Louis
to j. N. Harris Rsq, OF Nov London, Conn. Mr.. W. 10
gentleman of high Iespedabty, aud during the prsFa
lsnee Of the cholera In b. Louis watched the result OF
the application Of the Pain Killer for this disease aud
his testimony Gao be rallied upon With tbs utmost
ndsRes;
IsAE sia;--You reoollsct when ! raw you In New
Lonion 10 January last, my expressing to you
sanguinB expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILLER
would have tremendous ans Ia tho west Tails season,
aud my anteipalous have bsen than Realised and
the testimony Of thousands who have used II has beeu
that they would not DO vnng 20 90 TO bed At hight
Without II In ths house.
On the appearance Of the cholera il this city, such
the sonndsnes in the Pala Killer remedy, that many
who purchased It remarked to that they had no iearr
" dreld OF the ehclera long they had the paln
Killer by them and hundreds took 1t daily proven.
tatlvs, for person eau have dOrAneemeut Of the
bowels or dlarrh@ they this meiIeno. This was
the security aud confidence Of hundreds aquantsI with
it, and whsn their rsnds attacked Win the Cholsfa
they would administer the reasiy III large quantities
aud in every when 1t has been taken In Any til,
lst stages Of this disease, it has proved successful
/ consider 1t an lnialbls remedy have not heard
any Individual any family who ussd the Pain Killv
when attacked, but what speedily recovered.
Ths clerk informed that he administered It to per
when cold or In the cramps and Il gave immediate
relief but st It should 10 given quickly, ior wheu th
discharge Of "roe water has begun, the hope Of liz
has led Should this diseAss make It's appearance anon
you, n all probability II WILL 10 mot alarmed yo
and ali others there have the remedy, and am cont
dept the Pain Killsr Is used, not siuge death b.
Cholera Will occur In your city,
Respectfully you're,
Ar WOODWARD,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

Thoss uIss the FsiO Killer atOald ,tset,y observe
The following directions
At tbs eommshssmept ol the alsssse taho teaspoon
fui ofPsip Klsr In pugu and water, sud then eatbs
frssy AOross ihs stnGae6 and bowels With Pain Kuss
clear.
should aa dafrhGa and erappS oeutlnus, repeat The
does Every nnssn minutes. In this way the dlsadrul
seourge may be Checked snd tbs patient relieved IN the
course Of very few hours.
n. B--Bs sure sndigst tue genuine atues sud Il 10
Recommended BY thoSs Rho have used the Pain killer
m the ohosra that IN eytTsms hs patient tak.
awe Tor nFeIs) sASps0nfull Instead Of enS liens s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12


Monday ia March, and on the FIRST Tuesday
ss. ~, " tfus Monday IN Sepiemuer'
Ane mhyofs Court sits 10 Wilmington ou 'ns
na"au u, naAy IN Asfcn, june osp'e"Os'
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
r,v s..,s,,., -, s,.v,.e Ar VII
q W.. NsisaTos.
Corner ar sixtb aud Market Streets Capt.
tai. Sll0 O0D Discount days. Tuesdays aud
Frdays. .
rms Y.RNrnis RxNx A. WILMINGTON
Corner Of, Third and Market streets Capt.
tai, $336. 900. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
TtsoOaow. cnlsA, August 90. 1855.

TJsuoaow, cHisA, August 90, 1855.
Measrs. PERRY DAVIS Il sbN Dear sis,--Dnring
long residence In China, have used your invaluable
Pain Killer both Ia my own family and among the
Chinese, aud have found 1t most excellent medicine
in the summer Of 1862 and while esiding In
found II an almost certain FIR Cholera used Ia
time. Indeed, using II in great many instances, do
not remember falling ia single For three years
have been residing in this place. mora than hry met
from physician, and have been Obliged often to fall
upon my own resources In Cl6oH Of sickness The Chi
to us in great numbers f,r medicine and i'd
vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves the
few simple remedies wa command are 30 much In
advance even Of their physicians, that have almos
daily applications We allow them to come, because II
brngs US lin contact With them aud oPsns door Of uue
fitness In diArrhDa, collie Vomiting cholera cou.h,
ao- your PAIN MILLER has bean my chief medicine
Yours very truly,
T. = CRAWEoaN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
STOVES AND TINWARE.
RAsoE, nEATER AND
STOVE DEPOT,
PICKLES, WEAVER 4 CO.,

iNhEbhJ w LA ' I'm Al WI
errcEssoRs u. ricKRLs,
Nos, I and 8 East Fourth Street
To hose interested in, or III want Of really rst eiss1
cpNklNd RANGE one thst will bpiu less coal, psss
bctef Knd c1st less for repairs than ANY nheT 70 tne
market, would eal THAR attention 10 tho iollowlns
CerileateH d gentlemen WIN have had large eApert
euce Ia such matters aud we'll known ~ lhf ea.s'
WuslsuroS, January 9Th, ts.s
BIZ. > Piolts.-DRAR siR.-I have tried three dlt
ereni kinds OF Kitchen Rsules before purchased the
ant Avn Inc to say, that the Aagee worth mors than
the otherr cnmbinsl both To utility aud economy "
does It's work we'll and With One hall Of the coal te1nT
ed by either Of the .ihefs 1t hrae room In the sonu
sory comfortable In ihs exceedingly cold Talhst
c. sroTsRNDuRa
WILMINGTON, February isi, 1896.
II d Ficlels Ks7 - take great plpaaare in receln-
intending the Mages Rsnge, OF which you recently
Tut IN of me think II decided improvement on any
w,fh and with half less coal, than any Hange have
rver sscn. Very respectfully,
en-. dALf,kdhER.
wLMRstoa, February. 1866.
Having ono q aagees Ranges now 10 use, take great
pleasure IN stating that It sivsa ..iaeton bake.
Welt and gives very large supply Of hot water. have
10 hesauun in Recommending Il 10 others
JTdAusE
II. ,. PiokBls, ksq,
The Range put up tor me by M. Pickles works now
tundsr the man Agsment OF cook who understands her
bueness) very we'll, and gives eompleie sAtsfleiion.
n. @. BRADFORD.
witNisdToN DsI, AUG. !, 1850.
H. y Pickles Esqs--pHAR Sin The MARee cuOkiha
Range put up or ms, at clio French street. gives entire
satisfaction oonaldsf the Magee Range euperiof e
any 10 The market, and chssruly reoommend It 10 AL
persons 10 want Of An eeonomnal Range
Truly yours Sc, min
JRo. a. DUNCAN.
These only few NJ thu very many certificates tn
uiylus 10 tho worth OF the Aagse Range Many ether
can BE- seen by calline At tue ettabshmsat, hes snd
Hast Fourth street. l,
We would tso call tbs at entioa II the people d WI
mlnnton and vicinity TO our MAOkE HEATERS AN
STOVES, all Ct which will ba kaarAutaed 70 giVs TO Al
whj uhe them sntra satisfaction. AUS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

have used the medicine known as PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, in my family, for The lat
twelve mouths and have crest pleasure IN t,stllug "a
favor Of It's very vaushe properties. l would not On
any account be Without IT, During the existence Of The
Cholera last year used medicine Of any eort but
the Pain Killer although myself aud several members of
my family were attacked by II severely, and ana happy
to say thai the Palm Killer equal svory emergency
1t was both preventive aud certain cure. con.
slider should not 10 doing my duty 10 the community
did l not ssy this much. II were attacked by tia
Cholera to-day the Pain Killer ,neud be the only remedy
would use. have thoroughly tested H. and know Il
oap be relied % FR. pRRGINoRRD,
asleps, Iuiaois.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

Mssar., PsRRY DAVIS q Sos Dear sirs-ilaEint Wit
nessd the beneficial saees OF your Pain Killer ia sew
era Of dyeenOry and shOleEa morbus within few
montbs past and dseming It an act of beneVosnes to
the suffering, would most chesrfully recommend lite
use to such as may be suffering from the aforementioned
or similar Diseases az SAFE and RPPECruAL remedy.
RKv, EDWARD X, FULLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.

fns,ats,t Nul rRNaR. Ae1
Th,, campApy continues 10 oer 70 the people OF DELI
ware It's supsror advantages Of nsssanes against los
BY hre on All ooseHPioHs " F'oP''t'i Hsf
rs6s a., 1, :, $50. "a sa..s .,,r,s
The lnsatnuoh 70 ~ .l a, Mu,,s insnrarrs
ence 10 spd attehtoh " .ns ~ NO on sss
ihetng the hrsi q inlIeu i ~. XXX Monsa.s No.
by reason OF Nheh, y w hfsssr ~
been snane1 90 70 spJusl snu a. y, arJr ,ba ,nsmia,
different varietiss o. ~ " n ia nn,ner
snip amons tss nos ~ IA he n,bie
Gus Insurance noup ps X :, at ossss baya
TAXES sIeuit - - =, TX n aa,a husInsss AMI
been 50 prep aud ,nat , ~ " as nt s.
losses feAt hlng oyer ~ hont anita ssts
hon has occurred and scarcely ohs Nu"u' """i' e"
faction 70 ths pAfuss ,hsr ,h p,,p,har ami
LooApB oloIs W 1. ~ ~ ' s"iytI ItnnSr,is al TIM,
smohhl ei w ishs y hAa -. ,s,utr,,s H.,
sands o. DolAI. 81 ihsniSsl esu ~ a,ios nnsi VI,
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jseis o. lnsulAnes ior w aist No tS asssi ,
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Ss az MIans Of Dollar 4" sny other Company
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
NEW GROCERY STORE,


No. s West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shipley Streets,
Next door to the Farmers Bank.)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ystgls The undersigned respectfully announces TO bis
Ss old friends and the pnolie gentray that he has
uk3NH completed his Store, aud has opened with
Akasicek Of hns new and freAh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND M0LASSES,
Lowering crushed. graduated and pulvsFzed Sugars,
son. white and coffee sugaTs,
HyTup, and all kinds Of MolAsBss,
Old Government Java Coffee Laguirs, hAFieaho, Rio,
Hreen ana Roasted Coffee the hnsst Black and 0reau
Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour; new Buck:
wheat all Kinda OF pure Spices, sardines all kinds Of
Canned Fruits French and Kngeh Mustard, pure oiFa
oil; Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Catsop Engish
and American Pickles. Jslies Cheese fresh Roll Butter
Bakers Cocoa and ChocolRtei Vefmaesli, MaeSroui
Washing soap III great variety Toilet SOAP Silver uoss
Starch CufuntH fasins, Ciltnn Atmofss Mlnce Meat,
Dried Peaches and APPLES. crAnberrus Broons Paint
ed Buckets, Brushes; speria Adamantins and TAilow
Candles and all articles usually Kept In we'll assorted
Urosery Store. Call and examine my stock.
jAal1-iy JANIS CRlpPkN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

81 rogrpt to Say tbs, the Cholera has pre-
vailed here OF late fearful extent Pos the last three
weeks nom Ton 10 atty sixty natal essss eAeh day
have beau reported. shsNd add tina the Pain Killer
sent recently fom The Mission Househ been used with
considerable during this ePds C II taken IN
season Ia generally snsVtual 10 checking the disease
REV. UHAs. HARDING,
sholapore, India
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
8fRFF 44g4 y
ASlATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almost every $50 oursd With
PAIN KILLER.
[frou Raw r. fslosd Missionary 10 China ueW waiting
hia home IN rsnusyvanls.l

[frou Raw r. fslosd Missionary 10 China ueW waiting
his home IN rsnusyvanls.
AsHINaIoS, PRNsA Juns 20, 1853
AsssTs PRkRE pkvs 8 Son. Providence r. l. --DeaI
sirs--DuunS residence OF lsu ysars as a ulis-
scnary In Siam and China, found your Vegetable PAiu
Killer mos, valuable romsdy for that fearful securge
the Cholera.
In administering the medicine found 1t ensstual
TO give tsAspOonful Of Pain Killer 10 gill og bot water
sweetensd with sugar. then alter about nfeeu minutes
bsgu to give tablespoonful tho sAme mixture every
Minute until Keller obtained. Apply bot applisa
tiOns to the szusmitiss Battle tho stomach With the
Pain Ket clear, and rub the limbs brlsky 81 those
who had Tho Cholera and took The medicine faithfully
In the way stated above, eight out OF ten recovered
Truly yours
TRLFnSO
II attacked with DArheA py..n cry VI uramp Collie,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

MAsuArrAs, KAu,l,. April II. 1909
- want to uay little more
about tho Pain Killer I eousldef TIA very valuable
medicine, aud awAys keep on hand. nave Travelled
good dsal epeo have been 10 Kanaas aud never WIN
out taking II With me III my practice used 1t freely
for The Asae Cholera III 1910 aud with better suees''
than any other medicine Aiso ussd here fof CHOLERA
In 1855, with the fame COCA Iraulta Yours truly,
BUNTING, ii. n.