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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

The money market was extremely easy and oaus
we're made al four per cent on government securities
and in some instances at three, while the general rate
on mixed colaterals ve with exceptional transac
lions at four The discount line inactive and first
class commercial paper in demand at per cent;
but inferior grades were out Of favor g. the banks The
internal exchanges continue 10 be in favor of this city,
and the statement of the associated banks for the week
will probably show further increase Of million each
10 legal tender notes and deposits although the specie
has decreased about S. 100000 There will doubtless be
some calling in of loans tomorrow on account of the
shrinkage of margins which has taken place.
Government securities were lightly dealt during
the early part Of the week. but they subsequently
came more active and closed strong
The gold market was very firm during the week, and
without important fluctuations the extreme range hav-
ing been from l3sN to l4oX. The short" interest is
heavy, and the borrowing ratio for loans advanced to
per cent per diem Friday and Saturday. The demand
for customs duties has been larger than usual Of late
but the export Of specie fell short OF the average of
past month"; the total for tho week being little than
million The closing transactions at 14ox, and
the daily range OF the weeK was as follows
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, August 4, 1867.

SUNDAY, August 4, 1867
The past week was dull one on the Stock Exchange
up to yesterday at noon when suddenly became weak
and excited to the verge OF panic the immediate
being break Erie which carried the price of the
stock from 75X TO 90. Such squal in the midst Of
calm hardly witnessed before in Wall street.
and the entire railway list sympathzed with this
pected turn In the OF Erie. The decline pro-
crossed apparently without opposition, and this oil
che more surprising Erie had previously been the
most 6rmly supported Of all the speculative shares.
That the bull element has suffered severely both In
money and prestige By the decline Of Saturday is Obv
Gus. and although Q reaction would be only natural
II 10 doubtful whether tho bulls regain the ground
they have lost Many OF the professional spectators
have been crippled by the fall, and there s appear.
ance Of fresh buyers take their places In the whirlgg
Of time and The mutations Of Wall street. however there
no saying what may anspire that the market was vul
nerabo the experience Of yesterday plainly shows
but how far the bears willing to push their advan-
tage s uncertain or thing however the public NAV
Be certain that that the effort TO Dust the present
directors OF the Eric Railway Company has proved a
1asco The market closed unsettled at six O'Clock last
evening At the subjoIned qso.ations:-New York Gen.
ssal loSk X: Erie. 69X . 20; Reading. I06; Mchi.
gan Southern. 1s1s 20; Cleveland and Plttsburg %
Il; Rock Island. cox 4; Fort Wayne los y; North.
western. 45x do. preferred. 6sx Ak; Western Union
Telegraph, 46K Ak.
The decline in the leading speculative shares during
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

-wnea' was qiet out steady sound spring was wanted
new sGahs as ' 81
Is sss = rs S
~ :s %s s: s!'s.:
as.aad u o Tor white ws:sra u fss soahsf S
.ss sos so b. T :,s;
inisrior &c CSC for unsOund % good Southern
Barley and NAL, we're dun and nominal;
nal The only engagement we heard Of was 800 bushels
s.ssI S!o1a.s.ls: e. made q So bales. in Boston,
HAx dun and prices favored pursssser shipping
Hos, eOn,pssd sissay and % 1oc
Mn, s:-An k'n,S continued dYil and unchanged
TSs ser Sha De Ds
NAVAL sronEs The market Tor spirits turpen,ne ruled
about 50 aH se o al 3 SHIPPING
Se d r arv w.s & and a.. do in boz &
SS % fo2 The be- sales
ase We s s.s no ,ssr
's sros. w were aaeSsss.S
a. 81 Other kinds, though quiet were steady at
Provisions Receipts 50 bb. beef 80 do and 90 kegs
but prices Declined and some irregular the
and s ea:s ri. fSs new The
So old DO 81 V IS ssa IS Tor Zine
sales rspors eeninasd S he demand
plain g. Der IL ri Hams nsw we're au na
nominal at previous prices Cut In moderate
' .s sSs %e1 aTs
ported The Lard market continued heavy;
Improvement In the demand sales 700 bbls at lsc 13c
Batter steady at 5c 2c for State. and lie &c Tor
Western Cheese was quoted steady at &C. &c. according
to qualify
r..aolsux There were important sales effected Of
crude and In the absence or business nominal
at lee isc IN bulk tBcnded on the spot quite steady
Q, 80 ob Is standard che ssp,ember At ss CLOSING
market in Philadelphia quiet sales 500 bbls prime
and light straw 10 white nj Hc t0 do white for
August and 80 do for September both at oc and
80 do. do. for August, at 3Dc
RcE was quiet without important sales to note Carroll
srrps-A kinds were quiet but steady former quota
tons.
sucAs Raw was in light request previous prices
maintained Fair to good refining quoted Ic
TO llAc. The sales LIS hhds Cuba 81 ilAc l2sc.,
and E5 do Porto Rico private Refined though
quiet. was steady Al l6<e 1870. for powdered crushed
and graduated.
srsARrSr quiet Arm. The sales we're 30 OO lbs,
part lsc l3zc.: also 25O00 lbs grease 7c 9lsc
TALLow remained hrm at unchanged prces the demand
was moderate; sales 'acoo .bs at live. alixc
WHsKKv.-Recepts, J0l bills No further sales we're
ported Western In bond was quoted At Sc. . sc.
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Raw whskey nominal

uers tSc cleAr saes Aoc t0sac packed Cotton &c
ST.. LOUIS August s. 1857.
Tobacco active. Cotton and hemp hanged Flour de-
Ginning; extra, 81 To- double extra $40: choice el0 76
Sll IS; fancy ST. S2 rs Wheat steady choice spring
81 90 q 5ah good and prime fell. 81 70 a 81 s21;
choice. 81 IS 81 IS; white, q 30 81. Corn arm;
mixed white; Soc CSC for good white CSC 81 for choice
and fancy white. Oats declining sc. for new; 70c
for old Rye declining; 9c. $50 Provisions heavy
pork. $24; baconshoulders Rkc 2c clear Sides l5k
l64c lard. IKE, for choice In erces Whiskey drm
Receipts 2200 bbls 200 sacks wheat 1000
oats, and 8. 500 bushels rye
CHARLESTON, August s. 1857.
Cotton very quiet sales bales; quotations nominaily
unchanged; receipts, 100 bales.
Cotton demand; lower grades nesicesd saies
LOO bales; receipts, 90 bales II
AUGUSTA. Ca. August g. 1867.
Cotton quiet ous steady sales 52 bales mddings 25c.
c.. No. MEMPHIS, Augusta 1857.
Cotson scarce A. zoe &c corn Soc 81; oats, 75c
ovc nour e oy pork 20 - 30 Bacon Unchanged
MOBILE, Augusta 1897.
Coton ACTORS claim full rates stock sale light sales
500 bales low mddngs 251c
NKw ORLEANS, August g. 1867.
Cotton nrm sales $50 bales; low mddngs 35c 25t>c;
receipts " bales; exports 3255 Sugar-Choce Louisiana
l6c prime TO choice Cuba l5c Cuba molasses Csc Sc.
Flour nominal; suPerfne 81 So Corn firm; yellow mixed.
"; white miied 81 20 white 81 Oats-None in nrst
dull prices tend upward shoulders lS,ac l3Ac; clear
SIDES i1o loTc; choice sugar cured hams Gle 25kc
ling exchange 81 50 81 S. New York sight exchange
premium.
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vo.r ami ..,.. ono ,s,. =, 99s g, 20 hufas S; 4,
:s :sis 4 IS
al 81 10 and co bushels India on private terms
Sern quite, and no sales car loads held q s.c FOR
per 100 lbs Mill feed in good demand shorts 81 sai
:sl 81 ~ '' sss
son re- 70 ALBANY, Sc % New YORK. by rsn .aa rysr
Sc sa:s. gsa d ss' s s
i,uio,oW feet lumber. -, ...-
Flour a. out unchanged Wheat arm and IN fair Dc.
yss sales iO bushels s, a. q mls 81 fes No s,
ne seeming Sc Tor ' new on the spos Co. .eiiers op
.on, this month. Cotton arm 81 s6c for middine whs
PORK sss ' fcrsnosa ' 80, ss:sa
and With nrmer feeling Bulk meats lower saiss st luxe
70 fsr .sSas % g
lsxc Tor clear sides sugar cured hams he and lsc for
cheese dan No. crocsrios ssesay Linsesd dull NC
roLrpo. August 5 1857
bu.se q % for wRiss Michigan cornReesnss
q 10 s. ior No. but nV sss: re 20, s;s
arrive
Flour iur CITY doubles go si 50; coun,ry 50 Is
Si0 EXTRAS SEA So Wheat unsettled; No Il a. No.
e. No. o., s.ss - e g. bushels Ne c cs.. 's
sushs: Ss 49, sSss so r Shipments ac bs's
Flour dun M, unchanged wheat dSil IA 1 :. Sc
se Corn sr.s sc for No. !: s:&c sc, Tor No. :
., :s .' SY s. c..s s;:s 9. s.s s!::'
ss:.s sa lie rs eSs PS ssis
bushels corn.
LouisvuLr, August 1857.
fobaeco nrmer sales 100 hhds nss sss - Flour Dc.
n 40 Corr JseInins: ar Ole for prime sheled de-
usrsa 0.ss " su.1, ~ Ne. vss~ 81 S.ss-s .-s~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

suboinsd the total valuation Of the foreign imports
at this port for the week ending August compared with
those Of the two preceding weeks also the value Of
dry goods entered port and thrown on the market
since January OF this year and for the corresponding
period In 1885 and 1866
Week es,dino lulu 10. JuIy 20. Aug g.
Dry goods 81 $40 GAL 81, 130,751 81 3s2, LIT
General mdse ....... COS. BIS a090'l0l 2l06.N7
Total for the week So 22s 456 $522oS52 sass, S74
Tho imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January compare e follows
Fbr the Week. 1885, 1855 1867.
Entered at the port 800 l02 g. $50 $13S2 1877
Thrown market l,494, 400 2,073,3S3 l,09S,3S!
Since Jan /.
Entered tie port 81, $50 800 80.442325 $780, 800
Thrown on market 6,l8o7lS 77,034,027 55,693,sS7
subjoned are the highest prices obtained for the lead
ing stocks sold a. the nrss regular session Of the
Exchange on each Saturday Of the past four weeks:
LII I.ls.Q x.I..o1 H. q
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There was cheerful feeling in the general merchau-
disc markets during the week. but special activity
any department oil business In the dry goods trade
the transactions confined to small orders keep
up assortments Preparations going forward for the
fall trade which it is expected will DO larger than
In consequence OF the prosperity resulting from the
abundant harvest Prices continue steady in sympathy
with the frmness OF tho market for the material
The seceipts all tho ports gradually declining
scale those for the week ending Friday having been
only 6028 bales making the total snce the LIST OF Sep
tember 206 bales against 1889 $50 bales for the
corresponding period 10 the previous year. Tho exports
also very light the aggregate for the week being
only Is 1877 bales making total OF 54 bales since
September l. against 147s 55 bales for the time
In 1866 Tho stock at all tho ports at the latest dates
was reduced TO 1856. 972 bales. OF this New Orleans
mad 4s $685. Mobile, 1866; Charleston S.134 Savan-
nah $500; Texas, SSH; New York, $4,000; Florida
$50, and other ports IS 000 The stock OF cotton at
Liverpool the 9Th inst was 1888 200 bales and q. Lon
don 6s oi2 bales. In addition II estimated that
there 900 bales OF American and 63l 957 Of In
dian aCoat making total Of ,099 bales aoat and
ashore against 773 bales at the date in 1906
The foreign exchange market was dull throughout the
week. and although the supply Of bills was very light
the fact OF the demand being equally so resulted in
diminished Hrmness toward the close and the rate for
Prime bankers sterling at sixty days declined from 110<
20 1lOk, and transactions second hand made az
no. while good but not prime bills were negotiated ut
1O9Z x. On Saturday quotations nominally ~
subjo!ned :-Bankers' bills England at sixty days.
1907 ll0x; at three days. 1l0x y; commercial
bills 1O9x e; bills Paris at sixty days, 513x
5.12lk. at three days. 5.llX 5.l0x. Other conti-
mental bills we're rated thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

The shipping interest continues depressed. From
statistics just compiled find that there entered
ct this port foreign ports the three months end
ing Jane co. 1857 only 63i American vessels while the
number OF foreign vessels o4s The tonnage Of the
former was s10s1s and Of the latter 54s,45 Ante
cedent TO the the foreign tonnage less than
Third Of tho whole, but the figures are reversed
During the quarter 3s3 American vessels cleared
s the port for foreign pors ed sec foreign vessels
During the first ak months OF each Of the last years
the arrivals at New York American and foreign
sels were Is follows
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THE LATE BROWNING CASUALTY IN WILLIAMSBURG

Further evidence was yesterday taken BY corotr
Smith In relation the drowning Of the vito Of Hsy
Merritt and her babe at the Houston street forty, bot
Of Grand street, Z D., on the night Of Sunday, the
18th u In the absence Of material witnesses the er-
animation was further adjourned until Tuesday ev6ne
next al eight O'Clock The ferrymsster who VS. on
duty At the time Of the mesncholly casualty ran'
iued The folloviss Is his testimony
Ssaa ! .a-saS- sEo.as sa2asciz1 IsSias - f. iaA
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II will be that there was an increase 10 the
her Of American bottoms during The first half Of 1867
bat decrease In the tonnage
The receipts Of internal for tho san Francisco
district for the nscal year ending June 90 1867 have
been publiihed and aggregate little over S. 600 ooo
The monthly receipts compare follows ~.tb the pre-
csding fiscal year.
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kinds were quiet but steady former quota.
tons. We heard Of no sales Of Importance
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Recepts, 56N bbls -four "a do and
l5o bags corn meal 1900 bushels wheat la2 corn
irregular The demand was less active, and while low
grades were steady high grades particularly Of our made
IN some cases 5oc California was quiet but steady The
vsed quotations appended For Southern hour the
was moderately active but at lower prces sales 500 bbs
the quotations below kye -four remained steady
moderate demspdi the sales were 500 bbls at 50 rs g.
Corn meal was dull And have only to note sales coQ
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August % r. NJ.
CofPER.Amercan ingot continued in vigorous demand at
full prices The saes in addition those published in our
last 100000 lbs Portage Lake for December at &C.
sellers option. and 100000 do Baltimore up the 10th of
August, at 255c.
CorToS-An increased business was contaminated and
slight advance established the market closing at
the improvement The sales ch aggregated 200 bales
were chiefly O specuators We ouote.-
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Totals. t5,SlOoIz as,iso,oh
The foregoing figures DO oos incude the sale Of
stamps Amounting from 5000 70 &c. 700 per month.
The nrurss for 1865 represent sold while shoss for
1885, represent currency, the average Of which for
,hs yesr was 70 cents gold. Reduced 70 gold o. the
above ras the receipts Tor the fiscal year uss ended
wore g. SOL ass, showing an increase Of esSooso over
the previous year Tbs receipts for The quarter juss
snded were g. SCI In currency ss34 s7l n god
,esp,, ssJ1sI2 in gold for the corresponding quarter
Aast year
mani, Of spscs from this port last week and during the
"a 10 date. ,osshsr with those for the corresponding
periods In 1885 and 1906
Tn,r,v. srs, vssk. s21,1os e6sol1 S1,Isl, 900
frsvjo,sty reported s2s 800 sl,2945s1 s7,2oeo51
I,-r z,
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z0ial.........iiasis.ass ssi.'ss,...i is~a17.ss'
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lieay to SPECTATORS. We quote :.
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Government securities were quoted on each Saturday
Of the past four weeks Is follows
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

tisasiy, ~ Dover. on tbs fourth Monday 10 April
snd toatth Monday In October In New Castle
coantJ. AiAss Csstie on the second hoaday
Aitar the cammenoemsst 81 The April term in
Kent. and on The third Monday ia November.
khe OoaIt Of Chanoery and 0rphans Court, shalt
sommsnss and be held in New Castle County on
the ihlru Monday in February, and fret Mon
lay ia September; In Kent County, on the hrst
faesiaJ after this fourth Monday IN March, and
en Ice fourth Monday Ia Ssptemher in Sussex
Cous's % the hrst Tuesday after the seo1nd
Aosday In March, aud on the first Turadey
afirr The third Monday in September
Use Mayors Gonr, sits Ia Wilmington on The
mrs Aon' LAY in Marea June, September ant
Desgmbrr
BlNKiSG INSTITUTIONS.
rhs S'rIaEAL BANK OF DHLAutsE, AT Will
NiyaroN,
corasr IF SIKH and Market SIR, cts. C4p'.
tai, kIlU QUO. Discount days fuostays and
Frldays.
gHs FAKHEs's BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner OF Third and Market Straete. Capt.
tai. S286, 600. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
fhk NATIONAL BANK oF WILMINGTON AND
sHAsDTwiaE,
Corner Of Second and Market sIreeta. Capt.
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays sns
| Thursdays.
rHE UNION sATloEAL ELKK or uILAiRdrcs.
Market Street. above Fiflh. Capital, $780,
900 Discoups days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
fihsr NATIONAL BAgE or WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Fourth aad Market Streets. Capl
tai. 5000 900. Discount days, Mondays an
Thursdays
SAVINGS BANKS.
WtLAIsefoz sAvisds Yrsp.
fliiss =. +. corner OF Eighth and Nark'
streets
A pBLAWAAs SAVINGS nAEK.
t,fles 500 Market street.
ARTtsAss sAvfsGs BANK.
tihise 60T Market stFsst.
e INSURANCE COMPANIES,
: DEL6wAHg FiRE 1ssuaAscR COMPANY.
0ihoe No. 80T Market street.
FAHNKks Mutual FlRE issuaASeG COMPANY
s. THn STATS OF DELAWARE.
once Ne. e1I Market street
n sgw aAsiLG cosRyH MUTUAL ISsJRAseK (FtR
COMPANY.
s. oaise Institute Building, Market sloest, abc
Eighth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
TuneOHow. CHINA, August 20, 1890,

FuNscHow. CANA, August 49, 1885.
Messrs. pBRRY BAyIs 4 soS Dear sirs-Dnribg a
long residence in China, have used your Invaluable
Pain Killer, both in MY own family and among the
Chinese, and have found II noel sSselleut medicine.
the OF 1862 and ds,whe resding In Shanghai,
fund It almost certain cure cholers II need in
time ludssi, using II ia great many instances, do
remember falling In single For three years
have bean residing in this place. thaa atty miles
from physician and have been Obliged often to fail
upon my resources in Of sickness. rhs Chi.
aese to in great numbers r medicine and ad-
vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves the
i-w simple remedies can command are so much in
advance OF their Physicians, that have almost
daily applications. We allow them eeme because II
usa in contact with them and opens a door Of use
lunsss In dIArrh@a collie, vomiting cholera, coughs
Ar. your PAIN KILLER has been my chief medicine
Yours, very truly,
QuAN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
INSURANCE GoMPANTEs.
FIRE ISsGRANCE Com
IL PANf --lNn EFoRArKD THg LEoIaLAruaE oF II
STATE ~ DgtAwARE, VITA A CAPITAL or


nELAwAnE FIRE ISsrEANoE COM |
- r. --iNn tfosAfRp NJ THe hAeaLAfVAs ~ iHl
sam " DA'e"~'ss "''a 0AF''Al VI
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TNHg President AND SECRETARY ARB REoRlv
log applications for Insurance al their oincs 10 WI
mlnttoh akAlhHt loses by frs on every aeAorlPuvho
ssrEosr hausehud Aud other personal pro ny,
slsS Agsinst ioss or DAMAGE nv inland *
Koods wares n,erch. mi "a And ,,ennl,v rnluea
Tetws ~ nenrAuee viii II AZ zv5r,l. A. any Of the
s,.ntAuiaa In the o-s Of pbilsdsptiA or New York
Paria. assured NAV rspos a futies 10 the
soiits VI IL oApiia and thai ali losses viii he promptly
adjusted " The eoapAay
pfkEcTORS.
At thu .nuuaI election nsid oil tba ath iav 81 March,
1860 tue f5lowiay lreriar. w.tr a,ist L. serve Ia.
-usuius yrar.yls:
oeufbs JoRes, Jos. AauiiinhKil, Gsorga Bush,
ssni BsSe~hh, Samuel flo'd Edws,d Msi ,
Iasnrases NAV ~ ns,. fr M i. "a, le.s thsu iAree
/ mani6s -
Ia ad liuon 10 thu aboye made Of lnsartne property
Delaware Firs fotp.nv whose per-
psus iseet psrpsas 20 rssl gstSe be person
haeon,ne irsroj caaiu per
fpnore or less srearI n, th ~ ina i'm upun the
Amoupt to ia insuteI9,m ybieh can be Withdrawn a.
s1y ume nv Ienvpv mar cant an iba Anuupt depoglted
mi, msthn3 a. t ~ ,ch ,nors ad 10
the Insured thar me ifmerhe eEvense is about half
las aud thoa "a no ranswng or liza polry from time to
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

have usst The medicine known AZ PERRT DAVIS
YEGkTABLE FAM KILLER, in my family, for the last
Twelve months and have Rioat pleasure in tfstying in
iuyor Of its very valuable properties. would not on
any ateount be withoutt During thu existence OF the
bolerA last year, used medicine Of any hut
the Palm Killer although myself and several membert Of
my family were attacked by ii severely, and am happy
10 aay that tho Tain Killer equal every emergency
1t was beth preventive and certain cure. con.
,ier should net be doing my duty 10 the comnuulty
did not say this much, II were attacked by the
Cholera to-day the Pau Killer should he the eAy rem,
would use. have thoroughly tested II, aud kuow II
ean bo relied on. FL BBRdIHCKND
ealsnA, Illinois.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
. BSYS w. . 9
ASIATlC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Alaoat every cured WIKI
PAIN KILLER.

from Rev Teiinrd Missionary In China SOW visiting
hts home In rennaylvAnial
ARLINGTON, PGsHA juna 70, 1865.
Messrs PHERr DAVIS & Sos, Providence, X. I.:-Dear
srs:-Dunng a rpsidOaee If some ten years 81 mis-
.ionkiy In 6Am and China, ound your Vegetable Pain
killer most valuable remedy Tor that fearful urge
the Cholera
In administering tho medicine 4 0und IL most efseual
10 giyo teasp0onfu Of Pain Killer Ia gill Of hOi water
swsoonel with sugar. hen, alter about nffeen minutes
begin 20 give Ahlsspo- nful of the mixture every
minute until relief was obtained. Apply hol applles.
tons to tho exitemites. salhs The stomach with the
Palm killer, clear and tub the linbl briEkly. OF those
wn had the Cholera, aud took the medislus faithfully
In HE way stated above, eight out Of ten recovered.
Truly yours
r. TELFORD
II attacked with DiiTrh9i, nysentery CrAmp Collie
don't delay the use Of the PAIN KILLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

STOVES AND TINWARE.
RANGE, HEhTER AND
~ STOVE DEPOT,
PICKLES, WEAVER IL CO.,
srrcEssoss 10 II, foEn-,
Nos / and 8 East Fourth Street


Nos, and 8 East Fourth Street
To those interested M In want o. re-y first ulass
COOKING EANuE, me that viii buin les coal. bate
better and rAn less 'r repairs than any uher Va the
mArse' Would tall their ieaton the following
certificates o; grntenrn sN hNvs hal lsres exper-
euee in such matters Aai f-' Auawn In this city
wiMiSafoS, January slth. 1875
NJ. Il r pieIels.-nHAK sal have tfIel tire, ilf
lersnt kinds VI Kitchen ksnses hsior, purchased tho
aud au ie to nny that he MAGE. worth mora thn1
the others nbins3 both T., utily ~ economy II
dtss It's work we'll Apt with hall ni tile 4Ut luf
ed by riihsr ih- oilrrt It roNs rom IN he secund
sorry very comfortable ~ III stxe,eliusy cold weather
&c srorsENBuGG
wiLNNerov February 1T, 1850
n y iieieis. Esq - take srta, pleasure "a rarom
nohdiag the Mases Range, of which Won recently
RAnes have syer used il viii n twice ths smnun, ii
work aud With one hall less coal than any Range BAY
Your obt servant,
g. II. GALLAGHER.
WILMINGTON. February, 1867
Having QUE 81 Aagees kans-H nov IN n-e tAse great
pleasure IN stating that it gives satisfaction bake.
we'll aud gives vary arsasupFy o. hot water have
10 beslailon In recommending 10 Oihers.
Very respectfully,
II. +. PiekEts, Bss.
The Range put up TOR NE by Mr. Pickles works INV
under the Of A cook who understands her
busvs') very we'll aud gives complete satlsisctloI.
4. a. BRADFORD.
WILMINGTON, DEL Au-, !, 1866.
H. >. Pcktis, Esqi-DEAg SIN -lhe Msfss Conkns
Range put up for me- NJ 6iO French street gives Un'ire
saIsiaeilon. consider tho Mages Range SUPERIOR To
any in the market, and eheeriniy reccmaenl 1t TO all
persons IN wsut OF an e1nuOmieA tango
Truly yours, sc,
JNo. A. DUNCAN.
These are only few OF tina very many csriistes tos
tifyiug the wotth the Magep Range. Many oher-
be by enE at The est thilshnent. Nos and
EAst Fourth street.
we would also call The at entipa Of trio pcopr vii
minS,.g sgd vicinity q our MAIZE HEATERS An
WHO them entire satisfaction. su2S