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fN8Nr te FRaxKgoRr, Ky, Jan. q, 1857
There seems 70 be no prospect Of compromise Of tho
Union men the Senatorial question There are seven
yhve men In tho Legislature claiming 70 DO Union men,
sher obstinate devotion to sdc issues will probably
bng about the election OF original secessonst The
balos to-day resulted ~ a. Powell -,
Bristow 30, Rob nson Necessary 70 . choice %.
discussed the Senate To-day, but undecided 1t Is
Q SPECIAL order for To- morrow.
kumos says the democrats and part Of the conserva
tives will inset In eaucus 70 morrow night and mako
non. nation for Senator
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a 3l..sea -ssa 49, 4. 81. iOUn, Jan. - 1867.
A telegram iron g. Jossph says that oil The parties
Implicated In the aitempt TO blow up Diamonds block,
some time since. have bssa discharged. 1872 3MF
band or Arrapahoe Indians encamped between
Forts Lyon and Dodge. On The Smoky Hill route and
were assuming hostile attitude They have already
driven or several station kesperA kEt7as 81 a6Q 4@
Tho mail coach from Denver was robbed on the l6sh
ofJanuary Living Spring BY party Of highway
msu, dessrsrs from Fort Morgan on Junction station.
and who were completely equipped Tor life On The
road 7f*t* II Ettt - ~
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eAN FRAvc1sco, Jan. % 1851.
The steamers Constitution, from Panama. and On
name from Portland with 900 In treasure arrives
to-day.
WIN. b. FIrmas, for . long time prominent member
OF the Fire Department died In this city last night
II has been raining necessarily for the last three days
Tho rivers and creeks In the northern part OF the State
are higher than In 1891 and 1892
The story o. terrible earthquake q Fort Kiemash
denied. I. ~
Ths Yokohama HeroId Of December IL says theJa-
pausse custom house authorities have given notice that
thoy viii accept Mexican dollars In payment Of duties.
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NKw ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1891.
The British ship Royal Sovereign, laden with $50
bales OF cotton, hence FOR Liverpool burned nine
miles below here, where she lies perfect wreck
and scntted The vessel valued at SEQ 000 and in
sured In Liverpool Tho cargo WAS valued at $500 900,
and 10 mostly Insured Ia foreign and domestic Offices
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sst ste Ngw ORIRAss, Jan. "a, 1897.
Ia Mobile on Saturday the United States Marshal seized
all the steamers the wharf for alleged infracton Of
the law prohibiting vesssis from carrying cotton not
covered with tarpaulna They were subsequently re-
leased under hcavy bonds and on paying . nne. i
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NO MEXICAN pMyArEess Aloxe THE COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1861
Neither as Mobile at any other port hazbor along
the coast from Mobile 70 Tampco privaeers Of the
republic Of kexco any other privaeen ready 1T
ting 10 attack ths French transports French
sroia vssaa ali staismsats and spsoalasoas o sas
ooaefaSy notwlaAstandins ss 49, ~
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Augusta, Me-, Jan. 23 1851
The question ~ the acceptance Of the law recentaY'
passed by the Legislature authorizing tho city TO make
loan Of $3.50 0Otn order the development Of
ia va,sf power acted upon to-ds1 and secured by
the necessary two-thirds vote - legal voters
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This evening ~ Waited staess rscruiei.s cerapSue
Was attem yg TO arrest dcserteS "a Dock street. ueas
Walnut, he was shot through the thigh W third SaSY
sertsr both escaped.
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CArRo I'LL, Jan. %, 1907.
Persistent efforts have been made on the part Of GER
n parties a. Memphis and elsewhere 70 close naviga-
tlon below this point but have not succeeded
The river wont close Notwithstanding thor heavy
dispatches the Columbus packet left make her re2u
lar con nsctions with al the trains. The Ice has q
no time stopped moving below this point
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TINE SECRETARY or nAHo IlaaruM N Tasusls.


SAN Francisco, Jan 70, 1897
A teleavnphic despatch says that the Secretary Of
Idaho Territory compelled 70 seek protection OF the
United Gates troops from the violence Of members Of
the Legislature OF his refusal 10 pay per diem
until further Instructions from Washington
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Nkw ORLEANS, Jan. "a 1857.
Gan Antonio papers confirm the reported killing Of IN
Tspans by party Of Msxicans near FRO ysver In rall
by Mr. QassIL sslf defenoA The lexans hs< surren
dsred V Coloss Bssavidss Tor Vial. and vsrs killed
while In his hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-24
MIR. Dreamer rke Arrangement Of she As
sembly Oemmittecs.

sembly OeMmittces.
TO THE EDITOR Of the HERALD.
ALBANY. Jan. e. 1867.
In the editorial columns Of ysur Journal of the above
date herc appears article evidently rejecting on my
character representative WHICH deem TO bo 30 I'M
just and uncaled for 70 demand from ma an imme-
date reply. Is stated that "breeze" occurred among
The New York delegates in relation 70 the appointment
committees that has not yet subsidized anat is insulated
that members were influenced by improper motives In
seeking places on committees. What the New York
members have complained OF Is that the Speaker Of the
Assembly In making up his committees, seems 10 have
entirely forgotten that there county in this
State A. Now York, for the important Co nunee OF
Ways and Means having control the appropriations
county, which pays annually third OF the eight mil
lions Of dollars expended has not . single repre.
sentative On the Committee Of Commerce
and Navigation, nearly all Of whose business
relates 70 our city, the commercial metropolis
OF tho Western world has voice. The Committee on
sveiy the consideration Of railroad bills affecting New
York. 10 mnde up Of members oae 81 whom resides
within hundreds a miiss o. the city thst occupies all
their attention, and u " the with nearly every
other committee 10 the Assembly. II may be said A.
Tor this that Now York dses not send 10 fhe
arc consequently ignored but they arc severthsess
equal In every respect 70 their associates from tho ura
districts" This partisan action the part or the
Speaker has stirred up "a breeze" for which, perhaps
am responsible. have used almost strong terms In
denounoug such injustice the writer In your Journal
usss towsrds me when he dessnates me ~ 70 fopresen
While here in Albany for the past three years have
always iabored TO represent far my abilities would
sent have never yet gwen vote that believed
would in any be detrimental the interests OF
do ali IN pow 10 reform the abuses Of our cv 70
eminent The charge, therefore, that am In any
ner allied to "a riDg'' repudate
publicity TO this tter a. given to ths attack
on me referred to above TH0S. }. DREAMER.
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REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS uE ALsear SIDNEY saAson 70
TEAS
NV ORLEANS. Ian n

New ORLEANS Jan a 1867
The remaus Of the rebel General Albert SiAney Johu-
son were pace0 on board the Galveston stsamsr this
afternoon for removal TO Texas Tho proceesiou 49,
quite large anc was half composed or sdea The Con-
Tolerate Generab prsaent Genersts Bsauregard,
Bragg ana Hood Tho services were sOlefnn and i'm
nros
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81 Lours JAN "a 1881.
Are in Alton, ~, on Monday night DESTROYED mo
tobacco factory OF IL spe and the adjoining buildings
occupied by several tenants The total loss was $4,000
injured for 1ldOO0
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TRENTON, N. j., Jan %, 1891.
The Houses Of the Legislature met this morning IN
joint convention Mr. Buckley In the chair and adopted
. resolution declaring r. T. Frenghuyseu 70 be the
choice Of The Joint meeting OF both Houses Tor Usted
States Senator for two years from the fourth Of March
MAI
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

MAronEsrER, NJ H., jan ~ 1907.
Tho Democratic Convention Tor this district to-day
nominated T. W. Harrington, Of this city, for Eepresen
tativa a Congress-
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c A NJ A o a.

Tho Quebec Fire-Rebniiding In the B.rns
District, &c.
QUgHEc. G e, Jan. 23 1895
The Relief Committee has adopted plan set apart
5000 900 10 aid In building houses Of incomDuslibs
materials in Of from 81 to $500 each The houses
to 30 built before $500 and OF certain size THIS will
ensure the erection OF fifteen hundred houses the
burnt district An additional subscription OF 50 900 has
been received from the Lord Mayor OF Dublin. The
total amount received for the relief fund $40 900.
There has been expended 100000 Three thousand
three hundred dwellings were destroyed
Ihe ice Jammed below the city, and there - gooA
prospect for an Ice bridge.
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

3 mN al MADISON. Jan. %, 1857.
Tho Senate to-day aer -four hours democratic hsrang
ing against IT. by vote OF ~ 10 TO- ratified the consttu
tonai azncndsenk Une democrat (McadeD voted for t.
poctod for Il f f# N5 ftst ~
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na.essisE,: siB Dys; .. Ts ss.,,IS: 80
ous. Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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son, d Brosdwsy FOURTH street emcters Are q
vited 10 poda the most sslect In this country
livery style cut 70 order. Repairing done WAKING an<
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.i sss;:sa'Fss s:. = sssss
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The manager Of this popular place Of resort is oonn
uay offering to the public Inducements the way
Of startling attractions and local dramas and
tent with the he has already achieved no now
presents to his patrons "a Tour Around the World /"
with the Of characters embracing the entire strength
Of the company. including panorama covering 500 feet
OF canvas The recent ocean yacht represented
with splendid mechanical effect, and terrific naval
given with real fre smoke and powder Messrs Barry
ONeil and G. W. Thompson stu the favores al this
establishment.
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the power OF that sceptro which ruled tho world OF
rNshion The speaker concluded with the statement that
the most injud.cious enemy of republican insu-
tous at this Tins was found in the arstocracy Of
The ballot box thct great leveler among men, be-
meath womans dignity; "they had all tho rights they
wanted" so had the Pope Of Rome; but what Of the
muilitudes outside tho Vatican
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large package OF clothing for the Fenan prisoners
arrived here few days ago. The person 70 whom 10
addressed refused TO pay the duty on a. AMI
held by the Customs ofhcer until Mr. ThurstVn, the
American Consul paid the charges and sent the cshinG
10 the prfsOG0ra
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WY 4 re Che I@leatsrs II PkeIea's Nf9i.s
cause they Offer bad s(centsl 70 the public
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DE-, Brar.ra,s E.s.5sl..S. .5es. psass,fyise
pExxs SzEsEs : 90, Para ss. and an sTps5sss,
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Elliptic ,kssL e. g, s,ss, Msss.sss. S4a
Ycpi md rsnnsyivsnis ssals r IN. ~
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Aeres9 the Waser.zneGs. Malt Extract BE-
Europe remedy and beverage Of high vatue
Ora Crane and White that l. destined wanl
DEPOT for America "a Broadway.
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s !? 7saspsT :ss! s:s s;..l :ss S: Sc;
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a,, b = y. TSRR6sNFs SissG5ssst fRdd s
proved their efficacy By test Of many yss1 Lrcoos
sureeons In the army Those exposed 70 cnauloe
prompt relief.
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gold h}orms son f,rni,bcx TSs nshesi paid fsr
Dsub <oons and an kinda Of Gold and Silver. ~
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An Prizes Csshed In Legal Lottcrics.- Circu-
j. cLUrE. Broker, iS Broadway
Rail, Black ~ Ce:a
66B AND "a BROADWAY.
constantly hand large and well assorted steek0
DIAMONDG,
s JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES.
NM BRONzBg. 49l HsN
'Ht ~ FANCY GOODS
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Is ss::' ~. ' Il: R.s ..a sss ::
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A M U S & M E N r s


N.
ponxeps ever popular o. vera snc daughter Of shs
Regiment, which recalls more Do weraly than any Other
opera the days Of Lind PiocolomS and Fabr In which,
perhaps, the most scope Is given 20 tho prma donnas
voice for dramatic effect and In viii, patriotism and
iove mot OF the sickly sentimental kin o. however, are
admhaoV blended, was given by the X. chin2s opera
Troupe List night at the Olympic theatre\ The soul
stirring Salnf Ia FRANCE and Raap,as are treasured
memories In the hearts OF those who heard lind and
Pccslomin; and with such haunting recoecC US II is
ungntefui task 10 criticize modern repres. ,nativs
Of the sprghtIy wsssdsdre Miss Richings Marie pos
great deal OF merit her acting being unsavep-
onable and her voics good, not brilliant vivid
have been admirable Cartouch had there besn no
We might ssy savage manner. that cannot BE- sormsx
singing. Wylie's Tonic was very mediocre, and Mrs
o. Arnold rss ooo II. ss
very good, and tho orchestra so 30
The last concert of tho BAteman Troups given last
evening % Ssenway Hall 10 P;ssoncs O. a. immense
whose merits We have siaded In psevsous notices
smbraced novel fsatussa The voc.s portion com
ronanzas from AarAa and Izoss6srd. Sigssr Fortuna
and he tarantelis IsviSs oli9 dasA M ills played
The Wedding March, sad Carl Ross Sssssnsv q nayd~.
Each OF these Urtistes was heartily Rpplnnded. The
crchsstss wss = psedsssat - usual
Hastx'S Teuspio % Mystery.
~ is Fortunate fos NJ Aartz that tho enlightenment Of
tho nneesnth century relieves him Of TIE suspicion
that his wonderful tricks Of illusion performed
through the aid Of demonacsl influence had such
hibons Of dsooiss a. arc nightly given BY hin been
witnessed BY the good people who Ia tho May
flower and their earlier descendants It might have sub
jected the gcntlemaniy iusionist certain with
view 70 prove hts connection with the devil sxofcse
the evil spirit more gratifying 70 the Puritaa exenp
than the unfortunate suspected A crowded audience
assembled last night TO witness his performances and
evnced the usual satisfaction q his remarkable exhib
lions OF sleight Of hand
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w: ~. rf b. .ss NJ: ss b,::: q s
kIORs, ~ Dcud strsel N
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12

TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
SAMUEL w SCHULTZ,
TOBACCO AND SEGAR STORE,
No. 10 MARKET STREET,

WILMINGTON, DEL,
Invites the attention Of his friends tue puNe seq
rally to his excellent assortment Of
SEdARs,
Standardization the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
lie also has for sale the
REAL GENUINE MERsoHAUM PIPES,
Which he will dispose Of al the lowest prices n bs1l
brands OF
SMOKING AND oHEW1NG TOBACCO, COMBS,
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &c., az
Always on hand Hs Is practical work man and person
ally auperntsndB the mAnulacura Of the eegars otrea
a Ills establishments and purchasers may rely upon ~
ting good article Thankful for past avorB he respe
FULLY solics continuance ofths patrons the rub'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12

NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
THE principle Of Mutual Insurance ia believed to be
the safest experenesso far has to bethe
cheapest meR insurance against Loss ny flER aud
although this institution has heeen but " years in OK
stanee the list Insurers will compare iagoraby with
aay other; and the loisac by fire during that time al
thong have been promptly psid IS all who have
besA insured this Office And have had the misfortune
to he burned ont can sttost The object has been 70 Be-
cure good list ss risks, rRthor than to sw al the
number insuI without regard to hazards; thus les.
SEEMING the liability sinking the cash capital In case Of
heavy dlsaatsrs during the year
DIRECTORS.
wuMISdToH.-Willlap Candy, Clement u Smy III, Geo
Richardson, John A. Duncan, jacob Pussy John Coch
ran, William Tatnali Edward 7. Bellah CIV Rowland
BsssDYwias HUNDRED -. Cloud lott, Edward
Bringhurst.
CHRIsrfAEA HuSDRgD.-James Riddle.
NEW CASTLE HUsDRRD.-John ,uyef.
WnITk CLAY CRBgK HUHDRgD.--A. ?. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
s. D. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer.
. Office hours from to l aud from 10 g.
January Ia lS6l-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12

We have often spoken Of this great medicine in terms
Of very high praise and have often felt that ali Wa
could In its favor WOuld do il fall Justice IL ia
Of those medicines Of which can pe4k-and Spenk
deeisively-from experienced for We have repeafedlv
taken 1t and Invariably with the best results and tia
greatest satisfaction, We always keep It hand ready
for emergency, and regard II not only as ona ar
the very best and most reliable Of medicines in use fr
various Ills but Of the cheapest ALSO Its cost nv
the wAythst u.s. the cost Of ali the Ingredients Of w6e
1t IL eomposedhas been considerably ncreastd hut tha
price of the medicine has been hut very little advanced
II is not likely that the popularity Of Davis Pain Kis
will IN any measure decrease, that the demand ar Il
VIII in the slightest degree decline until some other an
che for allRyng pain and curing the various
for which is 50 generally used shall be discovered Of
equal potency with uf which there seems 10 be IIi,Is
probability Asa remedy for stomach complaints, such
as dysentery diarThma, &c, the Pain Killer is wnoni
doubt unsurpassed aud everywhere most deseryedlv II
demand One two, three doses teaspoonfni each
! t. wine glass or milk and water with little sugar
have repeAady, within knowledge efectuaily ,lrj
serious trouble Of This kind. Judgment should IN.
doubleday be used In not checking certain STAGES nt
darThgA io9 suddenly but taken Al The proper time
the Pam hiier wall aei likes charm ant frequently cure
when nothing else w--Pr0pideHcs Adusrtifsr
soid by all Druggists mar Ie-sm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
PAIN KILLER

From the best and purest materials, and with
care that insures the most perfect uniformity in
the medicine.
The reputation of the Pain Killer has suffer
ed more or less from numerous cOunterfets and
limitations that have been issued from time to
time, many OF them well calculated to deceive !;
promising to cure diseases for which the Pain
Killer is intended; while they contain few il
any properties in common with it, and are gene
rally entirely worthless These became ~ M }
nervous that, in 1864, to p'e',et ,he public and
ourselves, we went to heavy expense in pro.
curing finely engraved steel plpteq for our 10
D Is; a cins, 81 the same time, the shape Of
our bottles, from OotagOn 10 fiat panel, with
" Davis Vegetable Pain Killer" blown in the
glass. On one side of each bottle is finely en-.
graved likeness OF Perry Davis, the inventor OF
the medicine on the other side of each is oul
note of hand, as finely engraved, to counterfeit
which is held to be forgery by the laws of the
United States.
TO the name of our medicine,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
IRON AND STEEL.

Have always on hand tall AaAortmeuto
<siAzRElA fR0E AND STEEL,
Best brands OF American Hammered and
ID Rolled bars, English refined BAra Of an
nizes Hand Hoop and Slit Iron best Norway Nall Reps
and Anger shapes; Galvanized and Black Sheet Iron
Cast Shear, Blister, German, swede, Spring. Tire, Ma
heinery and Tap Steel.
smith, Coach and other HhrdwarsHoras Shoes, Horrs
Shoe Nails BorRx Bolts Clips, Nuts, Washers MaeAbs
Castings Wagon Boxes, Sprngs Axles, spokea Reoas,
shAts bows &c. Carriage Canvass oil Carpet RAitlns
Enameled TOP and Dash Leather, dmblet pointed sesW
and Coach Hardware OF all knds Iron Wire Galvanized
Nails, Habit Metal, Lead, speltsr, Banea Tin Shea
Zine &C. Grindstones, CrAnks and Rollers, Trace, Bach
and other chains.
sledges Hammers Shooting Knives. FLEA RAsps, Amlths
Drills, Tire Bsndera Twers Irons, stochs and Dies Coo
per's and other Mechanics Tools.
An OF which will be sold at very low prices WHOLESALE
| and retail, for cash approved credit.
| January l. 1s65.-ian1o-1y.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
INSURANCE COMPANIES

FIRE INSURANCE CONT
HI PANY -INo iRPoRArEp ny rHk hkaisLAfVNt pf INT
sTArB " DnAwAnF, WITH GPirAt oF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
1--WE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARR. REoEIy
inr qualifications for insurance at their ounce IN WI
nlngton against losses by Fire on every description
bning in general erehaDdize ships In port and their
ga furniture and personal prop fty
ALDO AGAINST loss damage hy inland trausp0ranon OF
goods wares merchandise aud country rodnce. -,
Terns Of Insurance will be favorable as any OF tha
conrAnies in the cities Of Phiiadephis OF New York
Parties Insured NAV repose the fullest confidence In the
soidy Of its capital aud that Az losses viii be promptly
adjusted " the company
At tho annual election held on this oth day o. MAFss
1850 the following directors were elected to serve the
George Jones, Jos, MsndinhSlli George " Bush
SAINT D. Eewlin, | Samuel FLOYD, Edward Mclnalli
Linn s. Porter. George W Sparks, Thomas McUiary,
Insurance may BIZ made for any time not less than nFee
months. . =.
In al to the above mode OF Insuring property tAt
Delaware Fire Insurance Company twhose ehaIe Is pe
pa,uA ,see perpetual insurance on tne
becoming insured, deposits In tue ONCE certain
lmors or less according the nature Of the Fs upon t
amount TO be- insured--but which can be wthurhWn .
any time by leaving per tho amount deposited
this method is believed to he much more
the insured than the ormerhe expense Is about one M
lasa and there Is renewing Of the policy from INNS
Property that would be insured per aunum, at 80 ant
Is cents the 1000 will I've insured at s and per dopos
| and in like proportion Az the risk increases H.,
Persons wishing to Insure their property ~ W ~,
formation on the subject reinsurance, VIII Apply NV
| agents as above, RIO ,,,, ,o,.,,s ,,.as,aont
Jouy MctEAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
4" Pain Killer"

Which is our trade mark, we have the exclusive
right, which we have never failed to sustain in
law, in any Of the numerous actions brought
against parties putting up or selling articles IN.
der that name, or one so similar as to mislead
the public We would caution the public against
all limitations Of our preparation, either in name
or style of putting up, The Pain Killer is sold
Wholesale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers in
the principal cities, aud relailed by Druggists,
Apothecaries, and at variety shops generally
throughout the United States and British Pro.
vinces also, by Druggists and Commission
merchants at most of the foreign ports with
which the United States hold commercial re-
latiOns.