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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
CHOLER A.
CERTAIN CURE FOR THIS DISEASE
MAY BE FOUND IN THE USE OF
ID A IS
VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER.
MANHATTAN. KAxA... APRIL II. 1855

MAKHArrAs, KGSAss, April II, 1853.
gGtsgLEnEs - Iwapt io.say little more
about the Pain Killer. consider 1t very valuahls
medicine and always keep it on hand. nave Travelled
good deal slpee have been Ia Kansas, and never With
out taking II With IN my practice used ik5rteiy
for the Asatc Cholera 10 lsAs aud with better sucees
than any other medicine. also uas it here for Cholera
in 1867 with the iame good results. Yours truly
A HUNTING, N D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 3 West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shipley Streets,

Next door to the Farmers Bank,l
WILMINGTON, DEL.
- sS The undersigned respectfully announces to hts
II old friends and the public gen, rally that he has
N41SA eompeted his store and has opened with a
sskaz3stoek Of hne and flesh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLAssEs,
Lowering crashed Kranulzted and pulvsrined Sugars
soft, wht0 aud coffee Sugars
syrup, and all kuds OF holasses,
Old uoTerLmsnt Java Golee, Laguir', MArieaibo Rio,
1rean aud hoAhtsd Coffee lhe hnsst Black and dresn
Teas, White and Red Wheat tamily Plour; new Buck.
wheat 81 kinds OF pure spees sArdHss, all kinds Of
Canned Fruits French and knglish Mustard pure olive
oni Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato tAt4up; knglish
and American feAlss Jslss. Cheese fresh KOl Batter,
Blkers Cocoa and Chocolate; Vermaeelli, hacaroni
wash ng soap In greAt variety Toilet soap, Silver GlosA
stAreh Curant HsiSina. Ctiou AtInDre's Minee Meat
Dried Peaches and Apples, Granuerriesi BrOoms, Paint
cd Buckets, Bruahssi sperm. AdamAntne and TAloW
sndles aud all articles usually kept we'll assorted
laRll-iy JAMES CRIPPEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
JACOB s. WELDIN

sygsS REse EoTFULLY informs tho citizen Of wlmin-
H9e ton and the public generally that he has hand
4aat his old essabliahedstand, at the Of sEI
kNTH and KING sts general )nt ni we'll select
ed Family Gro eeroA, which he will sell at tho lowest
prices, and the most reasonable terms Having
nunbvr Of Years been engaged in the business, he
specially invites the pubic to call and examine hi
anrk he feeling eouhdent IL will give satisfaction
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HARLAN q BROTHERS,
isusccssors to EpwAKB L. RIcH)
NO. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON. DELAwAhE
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
sfzD THE undersigned would respectfully rSsfFSs4
at E; eal aiteAtion TO shelr Stock Of WINES N9kkH
hy them obtaning all Wines and Liquors IN their
parity, with long experience in the business affords as
for the character and quEty OF their Wines &C.
Amongst the stock may be found-
Cognac Brandy, PRla do, Jam nieA Spirits,
Holland Gin Scotch whlsksy,
In wood and bottle,
Madeira Port Lia5on, Sweet Malaga
Tenerine, Sherry, Champagne, Ciafat'
WINES. very choice and old, In wood and bottles
Rxtra Munons sahela whakey two 10 ave years old
the haFor cannot 10 surpassed.
~ Tavsrs keePers supplied on the most reasonable
terms. Families supplied with the cheSpsSt wines aud
Liquor tor culinary "a, pqrpo.ess, .s,,, ,,,rYr
IAyAidH in want Of old Winss and Liquors Of various
kinds Tor msdclnal puTpoaes may rest aessred o. OBJ
tanning thala Of the finest quality from hAhLAN
OH WINES AND LIQUORS.
superior old Ines and Liquors, for medical purposes
With general Niaortment Of we'll selected ShoVkklEs
always on hand, and for sAle At fair prices BY
HARLAN BROTHER, No; East Second y,
TEAS, WINR5, gROcERIkA. AND LIQUORS OF SUPP
RIOR QUALITY.
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sals and retsl by the sAsk, demohn dozen paekag
Of assorted KINDS All orders by post ottsrWss rs
esiypd giving limit In Price, warranted to be satsfae
lOrly ai0d the goods taken back. Please call ant
examine at HARLAN & BRorHRRs, No. Rsst sseon
''''''' '' NOTICE TO spoRsTMKN.
Duponts best Eagle Powder in CAniaters aud ~ lbi
kegs, duck and rhe Also, ahst OF all Sizes suitable fo
rail- and reed bird shooting in season. percussion ea
ds1Gs al ~ s. GIs Sy Timothy N1' AID aif sf
mVsa-lV, opposite the lover Market llnus
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
~ Is. GARRATT,

~ Is. GARRATT,
wHoLRsALR AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE.
No. III MAKKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The subscriber to the citizens OF Whining.
ton and Vicinity that he still continues to koep con
stanty on hand all kinds OF
PRINTS AND ENaRAVINGs,
SQUARE AND OVAL FRAMEs
Also, GILT, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT MoULDINds
which he will dispose Of
on THE mort RRAsoNAnLg TERMS.
PICTURE FRAMES AND MIRRORS
Made to oider and finished in style to suit tho tase
the lowest prices.
FRAMING
Done to order the approved STYLE at low prIeas
lie invites the particular stten9n OF the public 10 his
elegant assortment Of all kinds OF
PICTURES,
which he will sell on ommo iatng terms.
All kinds Of Horns polished and orn 4mented In the
most tasteful manner
Give him q call before purShasng elsewhere
oot23-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
LEATHER BELTlNG,

enge and double thickness plain water proof cemou
cd, aud warranted superior article All orders will be
filled 10 tho entire satisfaction or the purchaser aud M
the lowest market preea at the old stand Southeast cor
Of Third and Orange Streets Wilmington, Delaware
ni-iv H. s. MrOOHR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
coFFRB,
MoLAssEs,

And all other articles usually kept in Grocery store
which he Ia soiling at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES
Houseksepers requested to call and examine hls
stock of goods. The subscriber having engaged
the gr business in the OF James Morrow for
several yeas, tses confident that by strict attention Ia
business he will give entire satisfaction all who may
favor him with trial
auTssm JAMES NJ JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
Arrieular atiention.paid to the
TEA TRADE.
NRocRRIEB.

G GHO01"'hS'
sSsa3s The subscriber informs his friends aud the
5spublit generally that he has taken the store.
v8iissA No. AIS Market street,
Porlieray occupied by the late John Price and has on
hand good assortment OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

OOuhfE,
Che o. 8. c,rsuit Court sits 70 the Court
Room, second story ~ Ae l=jom 0uss. in this
sity, on the third TussIs4 OF June and Oetoher
The o. s. District Court meets at the same
place. on the second Tuesday in Jsnuary, April,
Juue snd September.
Superior Court and Court Of General Sessions,
ia beld AZ Ge0rgeteEn, on the second Monday Of
ApEii, and second Monday In October in Kent
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

suooined the circular despatch forwarded BY Prince
1orscnskon nom So Petersburg, January 20 together
with memorandum TO the representatives OF RussIa st
foreign courts relating TO the differences between thai
Power and Roma The memorandum occupies seven
newspaper columns, and IL entitled aIIistorics ann.
mary OF the acts Of he Court Of Rome that bave
about the rupture OF relations between the ov ae md
the Imperial Cabinet and the abroratou OF the Con.
cordat OF lSlL" Prince Gortschakor says - :
81. PETERSBURG Jan. Z 1851
The acts OF the Court Of Rome having rendered n i'm,
possible for bis Majesty the Emperor 10 contipe dipo
matte relations with the Pontinca government 'tho
necessity has resulted OF abrogating the Conoornt AZ
1s47 which settled the relations OF the TmpersI CABINET
with the Holy See, The ukme OF his Maiestv Inc
Emperor sanconipR this decision known 10 vou This
document confines itself to stating tho abroratop OF the
Concordat IL was not accompanied nv ths reseous
destined 10 explain the adoption OF that measure The
reserve dictated to the Imperial Cabinet by regard Tor
the Holy See has not been observed by the Pont0caI
government II has just made public a COLLECTION OF
documents the Idea and gist OF which IA intended 10
relieve the Holy See from a responsibility letting Il
rest solely upon the Imperial Cabinet By tbls means
the collection states the progress OF this con-
fict In partial and inexact manner ~'~ I.
by doing the Court Of Rome releases nc frou the
scrupies BY which We have been held back II sum.
monses US 70 the ground Of debate and even makes II
our duty 70 follow " thereon The acta of our august
master do not fear the light Hereto annexed Won vii,
lind vigorously exact explanation OF tho facts thai have
resulted 10 the rupture OF diplomatic relations between
the two Courts You are authorized to give 10 this oc-
ment al hitting publicity. You will be careful nj the
Same time 10 point out that In following the Court az
Rome into this painful scusson tho IMPERIAL Cabinet IL
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
A U ST RIA.


Translated from the Aug burg Gazette. Jan. -
The question OF Austrian reorsan xston may be con
sdercd entirely a home affair but orrfnAny, ever
Europe cannot be indifferent to is solution. IL doc.
appear that the government ~ more lucky
with experiment have no other name Tor
the patent OF January q than with the others already
tried. Political experiments danyeruus, and beosns
disastrous II they prove failures Physiological exper
menls have been made persons under sentence ef
DEATH but the coniiaued repetitons OF sch W ststs
like Austria composed Of many and Heterogeneous
elements, must prove fatal
With surprise we ask, whence does Austria derive
really courage by whoh the STATE Is posscssds But
no, IL rs want Of courage, In which this govcfnmoni
hesates to adopt q constitutional goyerpment and 70
return openly TO s old system OF absoutlsm- want of
courage has misled Austria into this mongrcl svrte N
which its unhappy experiments are revolving they
were needless either for the coayocaton OF an honest
parliamentary or the expression OF absolute govern.
mont The latter required nothing but enlightened,
resoute statesman fully acquainted with the necessities
Of the time; he would have at once accomplished
what by constitutional means, would have taken
too much ume He would have settled the
differences between tho several nation ates. and
followed this up by separation Of the Church from the
State, the emancipation Of the laboring classes reform
He would have opened the field for parliamentary
tion. This would not have been returning toJoseph!n-
ism but would have shown the progress Of yosephnsm
TO the demands Of our times, and would not ease Aus
tria exposed and the'crown weakened.
Without adopting any system, Il is hoped In Vienna 90
save Austria by constant changes and diplomacy,
gardiess OF the warning OF the that Import
required and that Il 10 nopportunc
indulge In governmental vantics
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
Developments Of the IRON Clad Navy.
[Rochefort Jan. 28) Correspondence Of the Londor
Tiu1an

Dcvelopmout Of the IRON Clad Navy.
(Rochefort Gan 2o) Correspondence Of the London
Timeal
Orders have been received here from Paris TO lay down
the keel Of coast guard armor plated vessel 70 bo
run down an enemy by great speed Three other vessels
Of tho kind at present being built IN dock
s s. ps s
of five hundred and thirty horse power, and on the
model OF the Taureau finished at Toulon. The coast
guard armor plated ships specially intended for the
protection of the French ports They furnished with
formidable spur 1.-THE stem, and two screws working
ndepes IDENTIFY Of each other enable them to turn rap
idly thus making them suitable for defence for
tack The Taureau has lately been tried and her
ssasons n. o
and her weight and rapdity combined will enable her
TO strike an enemys vessel With the most destructive
effect
Cberbourg letter Of the 25h OF January says:--Our
port although almost empty In consequence of the de-
CO. nevertheless inactive The first class steam de.
spach boat Esrese was launched yesterday In presence
OF Admiral Reynaud Three small models Of the
plated fgatc FIandre the imperial yacht Aige and the
steam transport Cher to be to the Universal Exhi-
bton now almost terminated
According to Ministerial orders inst received the fol
lowing vessels at present in Of construction are
TO be completed in the Of the present Tho
Volta, despatch boat 10 August, and the Jeanne dare,
be ready for. in june The works OF the nrmor.
plated ships sufren and Aaane and the monitor B6er
named the Clocheterie TO be commenced The number
Of days labor OF the men employed those works
estimated NJ one hundred thousand for the year.
[From Galicnanis Messenger Feb IL
Advices from Tenerle state that the roncad Belli.
queuso anchored in that roaesd the 10th Of January
This vessel n the first OF her class that been con-
structed in France She is considered SO complete .
success that the French naval authorities intend TO place
several others like her on the stocks edatey. They
will be- like the former intended for distant staons
The Bequeuse carries the flag OF Rear Admea PenhoaI
command ng the French naval squadron in the Pacific
and who 10 on his way TO the Straits Of Magellan She
Is armsd with guns Of the heaviest caibre and her iron
casing backed With copper, the plan OF Captain
Roux, TO cause p9lfcct isolation.
The Beliqueuse has sailed we'll on her voyage 10 the
Cansriss, both under canvas and steam. q
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
II iiissII.


~ fne noiTos ~ rnn mnnALD.
.s. !. NV y~~1 vsh 10 ises.
Having soosd ~ arscss - ths rsn :, NJ -ss.lass
HxRALD stating thas the rscs sswss9 a.. s'A1us.s
George n PAschsn, yr, and commedov vsns~'soe
would on the Tsshsoa Course enc sassmsss sh
you had bssn mIsinforms1 would ssss that TIE shove
roe wm made 70 ocns % o. the rnscn csars~ e
Thundsy, May u. ~ you wiii - By shs sah,ossss
Hst Of
nArcHus TO N rnorrxp % rrs uxso> csrxs -
WEDNESDAY,, May L-Match $1,000 10 eeoo, nile hssaa
bet three 10 ava n woodrurs b Lee rcstss. n
harness. VI James MeNann's blk m Cora, 10 wagon
WspsDsDAy May a--Sams conditions - The prsssdisa
two mile heatA
WsDsEDAY, May Is-Mssch q, 900 q sids thres m'ss
hcate 70 wagon Same horses ~ The preceding
TyrapAv May lA-Match $4,000, mile heat. innra
three In Ave- In harncsA H. woodru1's n r CAfforsia
iformery saml Va John Crooks g. 8. Bah Run
TUESDAY, May 2L-Sams a. Nay "a, sxcsps two mis
hests
three IN I'VE, In barnesA Mr.. Hendrcksons Dr. n
George n Patchcn, Jr. Va H. woodrurs b. . comno
dore Vanderbilt ra
wxpxxsDAr, June Snatch s2ooo, mile heats be<s
three In Ave. II. woodnns b. California u0rinss ~
saml. In harness, Va James McManns blk IN Cora 70
ix Jvsn-Siasch a. 900, mills hsa,s, be- three n ava
In harness. drawing 900 he. John Rogers b. Danil
Boone va Henry Felter's Hambots an colt
TUESDAY, July 2--Sweepstake $3.50 each, mile hc~tn
best three In 1--WE, for four year oids H. Wuoarufs
o. Willie Schcpper, 70 wagon; ~ Fnferg rarker's Ham.
bleonian, Ia harness Hsnvs tel.sra hsubeteusn cos
"a wssnc- WILLIAM SHAW
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
A PEER IN COURT.
Return OF n Noble Emiaranf from America 70
Ensiand-He il Called Up for Sentence for


Return Of a Noble Emiarant from America 70
EnRlnnd-He il Called Up for Sentence for
nn Old Offence.
COURT or ouEEv's BENCH, LONDON, JAN "a
Gsttnrs IN Banco. before tho Lord Chief Justice Mr.
Justice blackburn Mr. Justice McIIor and Mr. Justice
Ths Queen o. Lord Ernest rame. This was criminal
when the defendant was abroad, and upon which he
had been outlawe and had lately upon his return 70
FOR Judgment So long ago as 1850 Lord E Ernest vsns
and the prosecutor, Mr. Thomas Harding Amee had
then stationed al brighton Iord rrsss, v.ys rsmen %
that time was very young being scarcely twenty years
o. age had. u appeared fallen into serious pccu.
taken place between the two officers the result OF which
thai Lord Ernest vane had 70 leave the regiment
forc he left England the sIst Of october 1854 he
met Mr. Amee atBrgbton and spat In hts face calling
him Gov eowars and olsckguard On the 18th Of No
tion had taken place between Lord Ernest vane ana Mr.
Ames upon the subject Lord Ernest vans lef England
On the 20th OF November 1855, criminal Information
moved against him in this court and although BY
the practice Of tho court the rule should be served per-
sonally, II possible, upon the defendant which. OF
course, was In this case impossible as he was abroad
pevertheose somehow other the prosecution got the
rule made absolute on some AFFIDAVIT Of service at
Holdornesse House upon servant who, II stated
said he "woud give the rule TO Lord Ernest vane,S
which of course he could not and did not do. Tho
result was however, that upon this affidavit the Court
in subsequent term made the rule absolute, without
Lord Ernest vane having had any opportunity Of making
defence or being and thereupon the prosecutor
took what the Court described as tho "srcty legal but
very unusual course Of outlawing the defendant on
criminal charge, although abroad Lord Ernest vane
swore that be went 70 America on account OF bic pecu-
when time be had not been In Europe until the end OF
~, year, when he TO this country, got his
us"ry reversed pay ESQ to the prosecutors atter
nsy ior he costs q ~ and pleaded guilty W the indict-
ens m upon which he was brought up for Judgment
,, usa an aHdavIs stating that nj the time ne was
y annoy ca al the loss or bis commission, and that
% 'r We assault complained Of while labofng
g ovns'uerhole mental excitement; that he had lett
nus""u ON account OF h,s pecunarv dlfcutisa sed b.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
+ R A N c e.

Tho Lincoln NIcdaI--Mrs. Lincoln,s Reply.
From Gagnani's Messenger, Feb IL
II may be remembered that after the assassination OF
President Lincoln subscription the Initiative Of the
Phare de Ia Loire, opened to present commemo-
ratvc medal to Mrs Lincoln. That has now been DONE
and that lady has sent the following letter to the
nittee through the agent specially sent overt
CHICAGO, jan 8, 1857.
GENrIxMEN--I have received the medal you have sent
me- cannot express the emotion with which this proof
Of the sentiments OF many thousands Of your country
men Ills me. So marked testimony to the memory OF
husband given In honor Of his services in the
Of liberty by those who In another land work for the
same great end touches me profoundly and beg you
to accept for yourselves and those whom y0n repre-
sent my most grateful thanks. am, with the pro-
foundest respect, your most obedient servant fi
MARY LINCOLN.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.

! IFr0m IA FrAffe, OF Paffs, Feb. III
The right OF nterpellatiou TO be made Of Al the
very beginning Of the session notice Of motion 10
announced, viii De given In the Senas at it, nrt sit
OF Germany The debate on this subject In tho Pasce OF
the Luxemoourg VII probably proceds that in the ss's
isuve poay Yesterday u was said in political circles
that the Marquis do ouster would be appointed bv The
70 defend tho course Of tho government In The
Eastern question should Il arise In the Chamber; ana
and Italian affairs the most important events Of which
occurred before the present Foreign Minister camc into
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

actatcd by any idea hostile 20 regard for the Holy
See. II has other object than 70 estsblsh ruth
PnHcpes of reg t,eraor. and the constant soil.
citude of the Emperor tor al the crecds pFpfessd hs
States loss remain the inyafabe rule of hs poical
conscience
20 far as depends upon hts Majesty hrs Cashofc sab
scts viii hayo suffer from the cessation Of ne
relations augusl master euieavored 10 maintain With
the Holy see in vles OF their religious Btsrsfs Re-
oeive, DO, OOkIsChAkOff
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

blood Il tho slain- Diaz mas oeen the mo4
spccsssful OF the liberal generals, am some on M
sxploits rang respectable military k'onieVemehu
Marshall Forey "a the French Senate han. accuses
N taxing babes from the mothsrs' breasts nun
ing them into the Hre autobiography OF DiAs -
BEEN publ.shed gong perhaps much into one ,ex-
trsme = the Marshal did into the other At all eysuAt
Daz 10 have secured the respect Of nearly every
QUE who has been brought Ia contact with him. ana
has shown himself good soldier.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

ran BALL OPENED.

Yesterday smart little engagement was commenced
bsswecn Allsco and Matsmoros Azurcar Five hundred
imperial soldiers undcr the command Of General Tama-
nm, marching TO ts relief Of Matamoros Azurcas
(Which has not yet been abandoned by the imperialis
reported In prsvicus despatch, but held by 90
Diaz forces Tho nght II stll going on, and imperiA
roinfovrements ere being sens oot from here
night
An immepse French train Of fugitivss IL on the wV
down from tho capital t,
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
EnoLAnD.
Our LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

~ Tichbcrnc Baroncfcy Case Immense
fartnne and Extraordinary Family His
tory--Adventures OF the Heir Apparent aud
snnsnnl Excitement I'm the World Of Fash-
sOD. &c.
LoSpoS, Feb. 2, 1887
While the political world OF England engaged In the
dsssion Of reform, aud British statesmen are at their
is end 10 disoovsra scheme by which 70 silence the
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

10 him the Presidency and the country In the
the Office hs had given mp. hramon disposed Of his
/ claim in very summary manner by forcing him into
Mrsmop had bssn swos ' 6sfsaisd By The liberals and
finally lost Mexico and the Presidency, Juarex coming
up from Vera crus and taking possession Of the capital
from under she prosscton the British ag and the seals
OF the consulate (which he'd 70 the English ntcrven
UD sss Jeopsr y c .ns prsszs for The present
ntesvention Of 70 recent occurrence a. hardly TO
assa @ 'ss'ss q which Sss s
middle a nsiahs fsir for Mexican, and sind n. osI
no ms sby snd be has Ss faculty
Of gaining the confidence Of his mon
Miramon's cly ego, and bis ready accomplics y soms
OF his most notorious Deeds born at More 6ete OF
Mchoacan and is now forysx years o. age He studied
the military profession college in Mexico He joined
party, ana was an active abetsor or Santa Anna He
commanded the central army during the Presidency Of
and fought Ssss s .s;.: sSs
nor Of daadalijArA his next appearances was In the
character of guerilla nghtiDg the battle Of Calcuiapana
Tho fame Of both Marquez and Miramon ID stained BY
many acts Of cruelty and treachery, chief among them
the Appreciation Of Miramon who was present. shot
in cold blood force Of liberals whom be
had taken prisoners, and afterwards butchercd .
number Of unonendlDg persons who happened
70 be spectators Of Tho massacre among them an Eng
sh doctor who had come iron Mexico TO attend 10 the
wounded. and the two children Of American named
Smith, MARQUEE IN person "a short rather stout with
dark coarse and strongly marked features These arc
tho two whom Macmillan has recalled, the one
from Consianlinople and hs other from Berlin 10 sus-
tain his moribund empire. They will probably give
some trouble before they are fuelly disposed Of.
Pornro Diaz, the principal general on the liberal sidc
Is about thrfyeigbt years OF age tall well knit with
high cheek bones, dark brown hair and slight beard He
was born nj Oaaca the town In front Of which he
since been alternately The victor ard The vanquished IN
several we'll fought hghis lie second In command
20 Ortara in be stubborn defence Of Pn ia ara ns The
French; and cntrapp M number OF Zouaves into
vent from which thcyc was only small mode cf
escape, captured 12S and killed about 500 OF
tham Tho wAlls stu bespattored with The