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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

'HtRnANs bull The 1o,,,i
"'"" Last week we publi.be,
sherman's bin for the cstabl;sbn...,
OF military governments in the so,,b
ern States by means Of which H..
present civil government. a,o o,..
thrown all true Southornors disfran-
chised, and the country divided into
hVe military districts, Of which Tev
as and Louisiana form the last W.
md the following amendmen, IN ,h,.
bill which we publish for the hon,
mt Of our readers
-, sc. 6. Ssd be il further e,,.,,, |
nat until the people of tho saiJ -, |
states shall be by law admitted n rorro
'enAsion IN the Congress Of tho Ii,i,at
'tates, any c,yiI governments rhicL -
Ais, therein, shall be deemed proy;.
pna only, and in all respects subject ~
nc paramount authority Of the lnited
N''eSi " any time To abolish. inodiry
"n''oi or supcrcedc The same and /,
y f"a''onr TO any once under sucL ,
'onisionNi governments. all rer.ans
~ be entitled TO yos. lnesross nn1
!" loyal white. and n9,e tie. a
W. are entitled 10 vote under III, snb {
'','h o. TINS act; and no person shnl, I
'oRioie 10 any Office under such nro' .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

of the 1th says:
Chamber. Court closed today Bot
H.ae busiuc.. "a tbe docket One shsc
,f some administrators ui g..
i Chamber 81. WIN Chamber do.
...Isd iu favor .I defendant tur jury
tr.l .p the criminal side Of court iH.
vt state ". Ross, O saddlcgolorcd ~
lividual tor .kIun nt and approprinins
a swine the property of another Jury
found saddlr.cu.1red grmmau guilty
and asse sed punishment 90 twenty l'e
DAYS confinement boo county jail Judge
granted him % new trial
RAILROADS The loIlovInsplea.
ius intelligence Co quite a number ''
our Western readers b. from the
Houston Telegraph Of the 2id alt
We Gre YER, glad t. learn that thr
Central ui'raaI is u.u being pushed BIS
rapidly as possible from Nl...nn q"
Brynut. station. twenty miles further
We 'esru also thnr tur road sol. n''
stop 40 Bryauts station b1t Will 'r
pr'..aI continuously forward Tor 400.
o.aer twenty m'.,- W, 90 3 from
Na,, ,.,.tl.'.r "a tb..r.,I v..f .top
u1 more. Iut vai .Hn'Har steadily 900
F" %. "'.'' ~. .....,.. .,.-..,,. f... a
IN Camp e.. a. Na.a.aa la. oI.
tatno. .f.m i.' '"'''H.' o.. '' OF
,.r ..t..f-..I,r ... .4aI r.a.,
auI ,HH Hr .- going r. ru,a a. Hur'
'''''. Do 49,.
Nr Comm arI.Hau.l fir a# u.e...
HlE..r AI- 100 irAHs
The Houston I'''..il' ' .''
10Th H.'. says '.'l .-.' '..' '
nomination .. ."'. ... ". '' ',
thHn d yeas I''.. '""'-N ''''''
With 80 ''n."'ii PASTOR. nave '.' ".
house Ih ""'.A '' N.''" ]. "..''' ."
'"e next N''.'.N ii'.' 200 '.''' "'"
rhH'.n. "'. Dc IS '.'' '' ''
tae W.-' 0'a"'.''t DO Tue ''''' o.
Tt4-. Tae.l'f.r predict, iurtnI.
new church ness ln 10. hm., anI
new ia It's -puj, of devotion
c,r,er If prosperity
No., M. o.. e.. 4..,
hl'- .'' '.''r .'t's '.' ''' %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

q
IL appaar. tha, Miss MARY nl'rr
l..nr aiken home, was sufferer rom
.e,.r, spa.ms after which she rec ,'u.i
on her right side with beg u ht manu- ..i
unIer tho back # her right ear ,v
In hand WAS 90 liberty aud one 81 luo
lower limbs was twisted aF'uhl ''p
othsr and the toes being somewhat "'''
each cher In ms conl,''o" Wv IA
tient remained her cychd' and 'e',n
heinz closed % that the phy7i, ia,' No''
Of the opinion .hat lock avs hAd SCI '''
The paticn' not only took no Iood NV
M drink but she dli not s,e'P
eve. were closed but her mihu wa as
way, awake Tho 'nriations ir''" '','
conditions and posture were oh'N '"
RIM -ra.m.. when thc lmb. were ~
liberty for moment ana t,,n "'N
back % their wunied plnces Nh'', p"
the ordinary position ana uhan''V.' i
spssms the patient soon ne-en N M nv ~.
play remarkable power, VIII" -
cHmfrrhcutci when MrN INV !,
described She wrote WIN l'r ,'.'
huuI ll hpr friends. and never lH''N W
WIZ. On tho blue ruled Hn'' " wy
p.rrr with the same ease ~ % sH' '''
H.. Y-, of her eve, lssr letters 60 her
- AL ..Loolma,e. are cheerful
u '..' ,,,",. vr,tten ia an elegant
,'"'' 49, b,,J although the use OF
''''. '' ,.p' IT, ',6 hand !. denied 20
,' ' .,a ,.t,, ,Iv.,. hseu ukcn
-. r...E,..ys saI FIRMLY srtsVc
H- NN' i'' i.. 81 fHe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

Two twin children vs,. l...
IT, ''''en to death, near Fairfield
'e''s' in til. slee, of til. 7,b MI ,'''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

snc J. surtiN oFFitssch ah" tHAo"i 4
is not the only DISCONTINUED party in |
the patton" nor is she the only 7
likely section to be ground to pow
der A" by the iron heel of red rePpb- |
lcan despotism Willis, New Eng
land is Mounting for the humilis !
ton, degradation, and ruin of the /
South, and for the establishment of
negro oliearchy in the once free
county of the palmetto, the mngno- /
liza. and the orange, she s'ili has an
F." eve 10 the main chance, and fails
not to improve every opportunity to
enrich herself at the expense Of her
less fortunate neighbors. Their
commerce must be fo-tered, and
their manufacturing interests pro-
,eetcd She mast prosper and hoGi-
ish, though a, the expense OF the
country aud the peril Of the nation
II her sons grow and fatten. though
the world be starving around them,
through their tyranny and opprcs.
sion, they can rejoice and smile. and
with their thieyine hands upon their
iron hearts, raise their hyPocritlcsl
eyes above, and exclaini, heaven
yet rules, aud there are gods above.
Tie on such 81 people shame on all
such mockery Of diyin. and holy
things One such Congress
we fear, will be sufficient to
destroy the peace, harmony aud
prosperity ofthis country and three
/ like i; would oycrwhclm the world
with Disaster from which it could
never recover.
I, is an old but tri,e saying, that
misery loves company and We
can but be little reJuiced by
knowledge of the fact that portions
of the country who aided n bringing
about the wholesale ruin which now
cnyolops it like shroul should
share in the universal gloom We
eau but feel glad when We know
that the men, who by ,hclr arms
their purses, and their votes, aided
in placing the despotie Congress on
its throne, and assisted IN keeping It
there, for the purpose of wronging
aud oulraging a brave bu, defense
less people that they themselves
should feel some Of the strokes Of
his rod, and fury Of his ifown
/ The following delightful moroccan,
from the Chicago Tribune, a double
/ dyed radical sheet is truly refresh
: ing
There has been considerable e'u''eI
If Andr.w Jobn,on Lnt in ,be lirht Of
J the tariff s~indlc, that scheme is n'pidly
/ becoming, ~ public estimation, a mere
/ threat 10 brighten the President from
ss'oing %" ; aa, ,"na n, ns Oey "a
to plunde, the farmer. and producing
interests of the country to enrich and
| E,rry,hinr ia. been ..criGrsd 70 hi.
scheme of robbery. lEeconstrue ton,
,oaf'ss' me hD''ona, "n', 49,; Az , hH's
to TIL. imposition of seventy per
cent tar upon the pr1aae, s. q, s', ass 81
n NJ, ia.""' ''' Wv ''''"' WV '''
This. and numberless similar OK
pressions from the press Of the North
western States, encourages the hope
that the second sober thought .
,.u 80, ..,....ol, a.. ,u.J .L.i..o
pay OF the past !" the minus o. the
sen styled '"y'' masses At the NORTH
ana 'hat uu'h' justice ana magma
nlm'iy "'ll yet triumph over 'alse
nood, lrauu. 49,. :. pts ,.rvti aiA III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

u..F.u will NH atUTfHl IU the H' N0uiH
a. rr..I.,.n throughout the -,-tc of
T.vs.
When lHt one pupil from a family a..
t.rl. ..laal ffy tiuI cent. per month
shall tho charge iar tuition
Whcn two attend from the sam
household .cyent, d,, (-il cents shall
be- the charge for both
When the number exceeds two one
I'D dollar shall ho the charge for them
aid
Drp6nrs anil tao children NJ widows
shall be- admitted @. school privileges
Without charge
I'm addition 90 the income thus der,y
ed from tuition. those teachers now ON.
r.ayci o.. ths bureau. AMI not roceiy.
intai from ans benevolent societies
viii he rlii d. monthly sum vi forty
4uI dollar.
Tt.,. La. l..r spo,ler Is.srur.
Ntr lf" lH h''Ah"ia1 ih' l'Ii.N Wing
r,.ii.rf.r. of which Wr elm from the
D..
brennan" "A''"''
A rrr broke 0at last n.-.' 'hu'-
laFJ 90 D. O'Clock 300 tAe east side Oh
ths public .laar. and To- y'rr i.i.n
....1 'I,.. ps'.o''1 ' a. NJ lany
.15 .a rr.r new IHfiin. ID. sr-y
tulJt D.. b'ni'i ~hIrmap. acre n.' 10
aa1e'
VI \ tir"''f i'.i''e d r'ff
'''l- @ vN '' 49, -.
q ~
''nn. a'- 'i'as'' L
MASON i-. iHe : .-i".i.' l'.' 5i''
HiHo" .'i ''NF 'H 600 Fog "a
A1m Dog 'r'. '... aT' '
4'il'r.g. q,
Joe -'' hT' very I''' "I ''.'
~ q '.'. . '.- .A I'D
Ii''',' .''4''.. .' l1' 'Nil.'' .. b..
-.,,. r-.. ,,ir irata. mas,
ral subscription II.t md o, .a 81.
are all t'n" '' ON" l''' '". IL. .''
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va. .' IT, .,..,. .'..'
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W '.A' ''''. ~ l'.''..r ,
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H.. f.'...'
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80, .,.,
ihr banner Ilr''-i'' '' "''" '"'
i''''"l'4 type ana INA 'N'''" '' '''
''''' ,'''' wy ~ ',''.'''.''''' '''' jus
suburban r'''fcd village
~ '"t .''..'.. W. Ia
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Il Ia, ~ KY. ,... ..t...b... Id. ....,..
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I hglftlirr hUusa. t4o ha,sH thr,,
drinking saloons two .adlirrie' OBJ.
a'''.1 gu. i ing , 'ig,o I., ''. .a
brewery. one nursery tua m,smitb.
one cotton, cotton '.@FF', .. one on' 'r. Xmas. !.
me painter. and one Bql.au
hy me way our present 'ur'"n ma"
,cahls rri,,,a %, i I.,Ic.U HI. La,e,'
'''','.,',', ''''s''''' ,'' t'' ,u',',
e' 'i ~. -, "a 80 ,,', 80 a.. ~,
~ 49,. 80 w., , -. w. ''"' '' '''
~ -, y 49,. ,r,. $500. .-.
- -. =.
'r''''J- ,,1 -, 49,. -, ..,', 49,,
i.,.,a.J ~ crs., 4, .ct,ol bn,so an,
/ lt o.. iii. 1000. ..l......s o..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

Nc.sr- Wharton a lllingsworth Nc
81 tommon street. New Orleans. are the
dulg authorized Agent. Of the Repub
licnn in that city
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

$3.50 600 awaited pr. i /. Pat
ter.op Of Mobile, or bis heirs, ont
of which /, manufactured very in
tcrc.tius romance founded as % al
lerel ON rca! facts, in which a rich
widow. daughter of the Dr. aud
Southern lock NTH, figure as hero
and heroine They become attached
marry. aud goo to pennsylval.a, aud
engage in the petroleum business.
Investments aud expenditures are
very heavy the enterprise is ia''.
urc and the pprtio' dead broke.
are thrown pcnnilc.s and iriendie'-
upon the cold charities Of an uniceI
ia world r. better their oandi-
r5n.. they separate to seek employ
merf lie goes 20 the West, ami
she n Clja-o. She gets a little
sewing 20 d.. by which she earns a
p.ttauae OF living but the hero.
b.. g,r,upgfr return. IN few
d. l.,II
months "I'A'" '..'"
w.ihlura dime iu his purse 20 Or
supported hy Dis industrious aud en
.......,.. v.r.sr half Meantime
recover. bis health .yt. good pay
I....d.. .t.,
and tiHr. begin tu a--HH. HIi-..
,...-,..-.,- .qrrs1Hauap when 'a '
Oh. "#.a receives wv" ''. .'' "
that 4Hg +. l,r 90 >25Hulu which
...,.r.... ...,r.f
uk, possession ut before -T1.is
.....,. o., ...l Tine lads IHt-
..t
H-.l" has narl.', tHi ...e
Hn.I.. apu. arR,. O. Oh. iw
-.....-.I
r''""'''- '' '.' '.'''- '.'' ''
Mobile. 'n i"e '"-''- " '". '
rubr4u r mrwIy lH.h Hg.-
~. ...I l..
."'' .''.' Ut
tened spirits ag-u.' t#I.F ''
e.,,o,. .l,o,. tb,w
10 looks H'' % 'h'''' '' '''.. ,
afiur. .p beautiful n dIHtl o.,
.i..t........ l,......... .I..r..Lt
-
iHl uJs 90" HsJf'i's- m3n "i l".
Mobile Alyr..cr thus nscs th
wind au, If the Smile of ,aa
Ha.ua. er.ale and ,e,g d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

rrsl. Thanks TO Hon e. Dennison
NJ. c. from Pennsylvania, fof late
Washington and New York papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

WI a gold mine has been diseoy
sf'a near Marion, Crit,enden county,
n.y. which is creating quite a sen.
S'''on IN the dark and bloody
ground
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09
Tur DAVE SrrPrR Let L

be forgotten that a supper wiii be
given on the 18th inst, for ihe ben
eft Of our beloved fallen ehiei,ain
Jefferson Davis Thanks to an
over ruling Providence, although
Texas j. poor, she l. -i.ll above ae-
tual want. and her people have the
power aud the disposition to divide
with the suffering aud distressed
go to the supper. for the youth. the
beauty, aud the chiyaIry viii be
there. and soft eyes may look
love to eye. that will speak again
aud this repast aud re union. for the
benefit Of our Imprisoned chieiAIn,
will gladden. the hearts " the old
hero and hi. family, and may per
hap. be the occasion Of the ringing
Of many happy marriage bell,
pa We noticed IN fhe State Ca.
lettc. some week. s-0. cammuuien-
ton announcing tho fact that 10 a.
most every state Of the Union the
publisher. furnished copies of thcir
...........,...i. =. H.. t,,r,,,-
1T, 50 a.. ,..,
r.. .L'-rI
,t ..,..t h.. ......ti..-. ..5
ana a.
,a.
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"a - .l
~ Am i
81,
~ VT '''f-' ''''''''. N'''
perhaps M. s''1u more '' '''.'' '''''
purposes th1h any "'in- Hl'' was
worth IA i0'" ABOUT co" WV ''''
and is NOW imposed TO hold proper
y TO che amount OF i"''e 'h'' -''n
FIVE hundred m'i'ions Nha' snug
little income that "onla yiei' "h''
vast amount 81 good ''nii DO ''
CONF ii'h'u WIN 10. ~ "'''' F"'
''''''' anu ''' '''7' "'''' ''''
rs stock and provisions tor one Yc'r,
home. rp TOXINS Ior one million oi
f, g. .1f...
''i'''''' N'''' ''"''' nv '.''''
,f rcoplr ,,uf,rfaLl, Wish gr
,.,, ,'.h va,l.lo 60, max, the
"''' '''" "'''"
heart. of the poor rejoice and iho
MI, ,.l,..s a. T,vrs ll....tu aa the
"'a'
tie l,u,e boy.apd urls. tobacco and
,,.,,,. for .nr friends and .nrar and
colIco ror the old hdicso But a. wc
are no, rich ve aIIi have To- content
.pr..lf with ,,lculafin, how much
good wc ,ould do. IL W. only had
the neediul'"
80 O. W. '''''
" .''"''''s'',''' 'Pf
"''' u, ""'', l''"'
wv -.
-. H. u, ..
a., q
;, : 49,, -, -, f.,
'"''' ''''
consequence y, '"' '''
'"' ''"n' ~ '"''' ''''', '
accomplishment u - -''-' ~ ="
w. P'''' Wv r.,
'o' Wv ' t,'~,;@, ,l'a
''' ''l'"'' 'D' Wv -,
,'''''' ''''" ''''''''''' ''''' ~, f,1r y.
!''"- u" Wv '''''.''' ' ,,
the act authorizin- ID. establishment
.t..,;....
''',' ''' 80.
aus -. ~,
location ''' ''' appointment
'o'''','.''..' " ...g
- ''''''nt
b. ' s,,.,',', aat " committee OF three
,rrity hni. IN the grs,o. ''I n;,t ''
. we" % ascertain their eligibility s,a I
1 ,,',, place for tho h.a,iaa ii ,.r F..
Rrolr,y Tina, , j. ill., /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

Trt, u
'''.o ''EN''t I'd - Rev J p Fin.
lcJ OF PALMYRA NJ, ,,,;,.. 90
lows ,h,Y, , la ''' us Vol. .
''' " '''ie sirI rescued from
'H' wreck ofa steamer ON tho NJ /
s.~iuri uyar ..,.-.t ....
,,t... 49,. ''''' years ago and .
''.'''''- notwithstanding, the
'H. nuisance vl. pretty ..o...u
advertised b,.... "''''''
-. "'''' >" .yop J.. ~
'''''I f
ST. '.r ,im, ..,... .,-..
'r' D4m..en "a. Nar.t...- y '.' l'..
Boo .,tb a., -. ...'N"n t'r' .n
.n, "a,an 'nr. v., ..r "" p
amin. a., .'' ae .1
nth w4.. boo .aa.I n,r ., W r, ,' NJ
,.n ,r.I ...... POM. .. +" '0r south -a, !,
.s.a-e m Nr, o,. '.,' '"5 wd hn su
,.,i .... her hu-.aa1 hI a..i IA ,I1 e
The disaster and ,51 " .5,'i wa. was Io.t W
= deck hama She wa. ' ,sl. N.', San. ''... DIS
"yor John Robinson, Of the FcJ,,gi '';
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

~ r""'"'''Hht 81 nan a
million Of men, all Of The !ealip, ,r
nc'r' Of which are radicals. and
pledged to the support of extreme
measures, bodies no good to the loy
er' Of liberty and peace. What tho
j'"o"' will be, we all greatly fear. but
no man can tell
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

FERRIS IN a Snow Sroeu
Fort Dodge North Wc-t of Feb.
AIRY 9Th, gives most thrilling
count Of the adventures and us
'"e' OF a stage driver. in an
o"'" storm, few weeks predo. .
rom which We take the following
''''Is lie was so nearly cxhaa, )
ne last day he was out. tina, hec5n ,
'"'y travel by moving his leg, e ,
'ard with his hands. by which mas
'e travelled two miles and a balff J
'yheht un'iI > o clock in the ,Ae :
Don
Tie had been out from THURSDAY
VIZ CLOCK until the ncyt Noniay
'' o'clock in tho .cycre.f Storm III b. 4,
"son, with the mercury r,nrir. !,
.1 i fourteen degree below zero. tsl :,
..t' w. 'iN l'ci during al 0. % "
~ out about twelve hour. lie ha l.
"' Jour days aud nights without {,
,rsoI OF food any Kind and no dr5 ?
snow lie lad only .lopt aboutau
lrs III nearly five day. When II
, MN hc was almost rn,ireK hrlplte /,
! very weak from his terrible .aa,r l.
ii's face il turning bhcb Aal pi
u' u'sh are pcalue oil III. hd Ia
terribly frozen. Int Tho docps IL
's 10 save them from ampu,aiion by 4
some ct The toes lie uil n
one ear, and undoubtedly Ne baiy L
pied Tor life We douf, ,.bethr T
q Is another case ON record of such y
' ' suffering, heroic endurance q, IA
' ''"p' energy and cool unainehis. i,
a "f1' as mas been auilcrpl and az !.
'' ny TINS stage driver
~ a gold mine has been diseoy h
near Marion, Crit,enden county, u
NhIch il ,tr.... -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

( Al
Mr. !,
Chris,
evenii
WAL
70 Nj,
gustin
/ W.
tho q,
by 70
be th,
comp
Id r.
1sars
bvc
Mectc
lar
Gu.
/ d D.
hs jo
ks1Soi
sad pl
peslso
tusbiA
hey b
IT Pc
verb!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-09

9c PRESIDENT and Director. of III.
.slf Llne railroad, says the same paror
are going ahead in good onrnos, 'TE,
ha'c contracted with the Sh,o ap,,"r,
'le- Tor one hundred conyicta IN Lo ,,,.
10 lahor on the work Tho G,rra. p"'
ana Houston railroad and ,bc Gu
railroad have obligIncly offered IA tr ,'','
charge ' '''"' without
ne Nill.ean New, Letter pnl,.
.lhl' 'tat the work of LAYING the rriis
m the Central road ha. conmco.. .'i' .
'tation 70 bryan
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-30

The following letter from Mrwoodward Of st. Louis
to J. N, Harris, Esq of Nov London Conn. Mr. W. Is
gentleman Of high respstablty and during the preva
leuee ef the cholera in ST. Louis watched the result of
the application of the Pain Killer for this disease and
his testimony be relied upon with the utmost
hdencs;
tgAR sIR;-you reeolleet when saw you In New
LONDON in January last my expressing to you my most
sanguine expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILLER
would have tremendous sale in the west this season.
and my ancpations have been more than realized and
tine testimony Of Thousands who have used II has beon
that they would not be willing to go to bed at night
without 1t in the house.
On the appearance Of the cholera n this city such was
the confidence in the Pain Killer AZ remedy that many
who purchased remarked to that they no Tears
dread of the cholera long they had the Pain
Killer by them and hundreds took 1t daily as a prsven-
tatiYe, for person have II arrangement Of the
bowels diarrhna II they this medicine. This was
the security and confidence of hundreds acquainted with
It, and when their friends attack with the oholera
they would administer the remedy in large quantities
and in every when It has been taken In any of this
FIRST stages OF this disease it has proved successful
consider 1t an infAilibe remedy. have not heard
of any individual in any family who used the Pain Kls
whoa attacked, but what speedily recovered.
This clerk informed ME that he administered It to per
when cold In the cramps, and Ii gave immedat,
relief but still ii should be given quickly when th,
discharge Of rce water has begun, the hope Of III,
has ed. Should this disease make it's appearance amonl
you as in all probability It will, be not Aarmsd you
aud all others there have the remedy, and l am sond
deaf II The Pain Killer is used not single death b,
Cholera witt occur in your city
Respectfully yours,
A.P. WOODWARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-30

ou Q, tne fuurth Monday iu September in Suss(x
Oounty on the first ruesi DAY after the second
MONDAY 10 March, and on the first Tuesday
after ihe third Monday in September.
Tue Mayors Court sits iii Wilmington on the
nrst Monday in Marcn, June, September aud
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
rnE NATIONAL BANK on DELAWARE, AT VIII
MlNdToE,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets. Capi-
tsl' SllOO0O. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
rnG FARMERS BANK. AT wiLNINuToN,
Cnruer of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
ta $3.50, 600 Discount days Wednesdays aud
Saturdays.
Tie NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwINE,
Corner OF Second and Market Streets. Capi-
tal' S2OO,O0O Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
the UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street. above Fifth. Capital, $780,
QUO Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF wILwiNGToS,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capt.
tal 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
wILMINuTos SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. E. corner of Eighth and Market
streets
| DELAWARE EAyINus BANK.
Office COG Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Office No. COZ Market street.
FARMERS Mutual FIRE INsURANOR COMPANY oI
THE STATE oE DELAwAgE.
Office No. s27 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE (fiRR
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market stoeet, abov
Eighth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-30
runocHow. cHrnl. Augusl %, 1866.

TUEocHow, CHINA, August 90 1855.
Messrs. PERRr DAVIS & soN;--Dear sira,--Durlng
oug residence in China, have used your invaluable
Pain Killer, both In my own family and among the
Chinese, and tavs found it a most excellent medicine.
In the OF 1852 and while residing Shanghai
ionud 1t almost certain cure FIR Cholera used in
time. Indeed, uaing It In great many Instances, do
not remember failing in single For three years
have been residing In this place. than ATTY miles
from physician and have been obliged often TO fail
upon my resources in cases Of sickness The Chi.
nese to in great numbers for medicine and
vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves the
few simple remedies can command ara SO much in
advance Of their physiciaps, that have almost
daily applications. We allow them TO come because 1t
brings in contact with them, and opens door Of use
fitness In dArrhGa collie, vomiting, cholera, eoughs
&c., your PAIN KILLER has bson my chief medicine
Yours, very truly,
r.p, CRAWFORD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-30
. FFEF . . y .
ASlATIC CHOLERA in CHINA.
Almost every cuso cured with
PAIN KILLER.
From Rev r. Teord, Missionary In China now visiting
his home in feunsyvanis.

From Rev. r. Telord, Missionary In China, now visiting
his home In Peunsylvauis.l
AsniN0ToN, PRErA, June 26, 1866
Messrs. PaRRY DAVE Son, Providence. R. I;-DsA
residpnoe OF some ten years as a mis-.
sonary in Siam and China found your Vegetable Pain
Killer most valuable remedy for that fearful sccurge
the Cholera.
In administering the medicine found It most efsetua
to give easpoonful OF Pain Killer in gill Of hot water
'weeiened with sugar; them after about fifteen minutes
begin to give Tablespoonful Of the mixture every
minute until relief obtained Apply hot applicA.
tions to the extremitles. nAths the stomach With the
Pain Killer clear, and rub the limbs brisky. or those
who had the Cholera, and took the medicine faithfully
u the way stated above eight out Of ten rscovsrsd
Truly yours,
r. TELRoRD.
II attacked with Diarrh~s Dysentery or oramp Collie,
don't delay the use of the PAIN KILLER.