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HEADQUARTERS,
,eskdoND MILITARY D1sralor. !.

eESoND MILITARY DISTRICT, =. !,
- CuAREEsrdN, s. 'C:, June 10, 1863. ~
.atliutant- By General e Of he:,A,ny, Var Depar.
mem, Washington, d. e.. 80
I.havo the honor to request that / may be
relievedSfrom command in this District, and /
respectfully. demand q Court of Inquiry upon
my dfticiui action that I may vindicatc >uyscle
from the accusation of the Attorneys Gcnoral,
published, it is presumed, with the approval Of,
the President. Congress hayiAs declared the
so-callcd' State governments Illegal the dcclara-.
tion Of the Attorney Genorol that military a,i-.
thorlty has not sasperseded then, prevents the.
execution Of the Reconstruction acts sdlisarms
me Of means to protect life, property or tho
rights Of citizens, and .menaccs alisintorcsts in
these stntcswith ruin, ..
(Sigpcd) ~e D. Z, SICKLES,
.e~~e4s-s. 'MajorsG sGonotal Commanding.
Official J y, CLops, Captain, and a: A.
GCncral. 'f-''s .4f+7,i f.i.syss5.sS
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''0's'o'ls bfS Word Is tho Tis
ls sufficient, Seeing the Evil, let, us e,;,e,vo.,
on, all matters a District sipt rrest, toavoid' ',S
waste of power W oesasiS6asa BY action withoa 8
concert aaitfpg thai paioSs s is,rei;s,b @
let us form sa,abinationssto ;s sffsctSihosa 81,
pr0vements Il aj,s hdiisioa, silicil Wo oaaao
accomplish sdisidual efforts. &. tet 8. f.,
instance, TOM Agricultural Societies incur
nidst, Il fhsy isili sus little,portioa Of
our s;,,.s and the benefit % ous planting in
forests Will d seilsalal,l g ies A like
Now shar!ssstto,l, haysa BoarqsS OF
Tradss mud Chambers Of Cpnnhcrcas, :Shish ID are
conpassdiof proiaindat iioTcha,lts,y and whose
sole Object . TO encourage tho discussion. "
-eolnsrel s.s topics end eng te te give expression Ao
sentiment of tho mercantile .ppcommanity
and ills astonishing how powcfulah influence
lis thus eSerted for the benefit OF that Glass Of
sonr citizens why cannot planters noet,-
AsaY once month land discuss matters Of
Common Interest," disseminate useful inforlna-
ton is regard to ngficaltare, aud give public
expression e the sentiment qf the community
upon all subjects of Importance as they arise:
we earessertsins that there meyer has been, q
period 'our7Hhistofy, aThenthe future. saliva
ton of the ooaStry depended SO much upon a.
concert osf action 1an,ong the intelligent owlt.
ers Of thc SOIL the true capitalists Of our soun-
trys it does. at tho, present time let usro-
member then, that, in union. there is strength
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THE; lll; p.,B,A NGEB jJRG JEWS.
sit+'-GsNSt c2.Nc
t. 10 X 7;s;, * 80 E1z,17, ,,aS
81: SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1867.

out.elts, tks,sslt q
esliie,5as eoI.aus. ace ,1iN leisea ia paJlis
contribution iron, o1 s1o,c-eitiseasi Ip6,5 dts
,gxnre questions ichich y,o,S d,itata ttS public
nisd ssrhetler teirioi,inso,s coincitle aoiA oars
on mot. .A distsict ac,rspopcr; ,re consider,
sh0aM DC an iasler of the vdrioas shadesIei pop.
,d, seni,aeat III tic. section 81 country &, arhit
It etfyuldtes. OR co1inns reopen; tieI2,ta
t6rany COMMUNICATIONS property ac,lta, accom-
panied 1y O. responsible a,unie, not i,cfsonal ia
ei,s t4iau.cter, nor i,,trio,ts az Mei
te1,e1cacsy, 49,. = = i. :-,.a, s.''
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The Monarclls: i'll Paris.
rspcv.. Correspondence New r"rA Times. ]

CSpcv..l Co:issp,ndcncc Scw Y"rk Times
Paris has devoted t"r day. to tho reception
and entertainment Of the I'm r,"rol' = kussl''.
1t is. Il remarkable event III many s.spcc,s.
Within The memory Of many persons Alcxan-
der I. OF Russia: entered Paris one of the con
.qncrors Of Napoleon ]. Now. the successor of
Napoleon, victor Of Scbastop1l. receives as Ills
guest tho Successor Of .\lnxarlcr. The exile
i'll Englan,land .imcr;r;.. aid the prisoner of
lam. receives at the Tuilcrics and cntcrtains
at the Elyscc the Cxar of Russia. and gathers
around his hospitabc board the sovcrciyns of
tlrcc continents. 1t Is so far the crowning
success in tho life of the Emperor
q At TIE OPERA
After the races on Sunday the Imperial
party paid u visit to the Prince Imperial at ST.
Cloud. At this charming retreat lie i,urs,,cs
his studies and exercises in quiet, out of the
excitement whichSSaald surround him at the
Tuilcries. He inGcrits from his mother a
delicate and sensitive nature, scarcely col,ss-
tent with robust health. The Empress is capa-
bic of great cxcrtion, and does not shrink from
fatigue, but for months past she has not been
able to bear the strong olors of flowers. Ac-
cordingy, at the grand gala at the Opera last
night, the Imperial box, enlarged so as to oc..
cupy the whole front of tho thcatrc.I mean
the whole dress circle opposite the state, con-
tanned no plants or fowors But it blazcd
with, diamonds. On tho other hand, the stage
wnc m;t A..
oftllo l'os dc Boulosno. Never have 1 seon
the roses Of Paris i'll such mugni6ccncc as at
this moment. (.
In ncco. Gun.o with the Russian custom, the
Imperial party was received by the audience
without any demonstrations. The Czar and tho
fimpross came furwartl and aaluted thcn the
Emperor and the Princess Royal of Prussia
then all took the places which their rank as
signcd.t them The orchestra played tho Rus
sian national anthem, and the performance
commenced. The best singers in Paris tool
part in tho opera. The smallest parts in til,
ballet were filled OH this occasion by tho frs
class Of dancers. At "a little past midnight tht
wonderful spectacle was over. IN the stree
Ihcfc was no etiquette to prevent choorinS
and the reception of tho assembled Soverogl,s
on thcirarrival and departure, was as domon
strativc as need 'bc--but the French arc scarce
| ly over noisy on such occasions. On the race
course tho hearty hurrahs were English. l,
10 French crowd you hear few exclamation
i of 9 liye.i Empe,eur!"
Tho splcndor of the Impcriai box at til
opcra.sin the midst of all tho blaze Of lisl,
and beauty, of riches and magnifmnce arou,,
IL, may he ii1dgihct FROM the following pla
which will show you the arrangement Of IL,
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. 7-fturmy ahd dark, with only occasional
81 glhpses ofmoonlight,. just enough to enable
II II oa to see without bsing, seen,a. At the same
asnent Eseobedo, pressed by GaIez Is t bring
I'll siege a5close; mud iiyrselly Itauntod5 by
n Ca0aa for isSsup pineness and Grant of energy
q haa resolved 10 absndonShis ldsscs fairc policy
1 ofaafving out, and to attack the Cruz at day
breik Bogus news brought in by supposed
dosrters and the nnrcadfness Of some of his
Generals, caused NIaximilian to postpone his
l,plan Eseobedea project was deferred for moro
'weithy reasons. -. 49,.
Il q. Il u TgEAsoN'IN THElCAMI: esssg: s.
Tho Cruz has been sold The bctraayer was vas
coae who stood high in tile Empcror's conf
denic.s .sand ,rrofessed for him tho warmcst per.
sofai Iega Traitors there were Known to
,be in tie cs:;ty,ebut no one suspected Colonel
Lopez of ttreasoS. Netit was Colonel Lopez,
apd none. Other, ,-wi.c, betrayed the city to the
c,iomy Just wlea the, Liictaf Commander
in Chief had given his orders for attack, hopez
sent him u letter Offering for monsy-ya ,rld''sy
stated at sums ranging from $500 to. threee
thousand onnccs- s6 deliver up the Cruz to the
Liberals. :. The offer, whatever it might be, was
promptly accepted. Under cover of the dark,
ness Escobcdo and Corona. moved their forces
up under the cry walls of. the Cruz. Then;
Lopez, commanding his own troops to lay down
their arms, Quietly marched thcin out at one,
door ds prisoners; while the Liberal troops
marched in attho other and took tieirs splaccs
Thus remained tho Cruz MI night garrisoncd
by Liberal soldiers, NIaximilian i,lacdly sleep
ing and drcamng of no harm. .i sa 49,
e THE DISCOVERY "g;
With the first faint streak of daylight came
|.thc discovery. The Emperor, an ncorrigiblc
fearly riser, of the FIRST to find out sold-
thing was wrong Hastily waking Prince
.Salm-Salm. he exclaimed, ''Co.nc along, quick'
Eund made, for tho door. but here file .ot
liberal sollors. commanded by Colonel Rim
con Gallrdo-or ."Pepc Rincon,' as he is call
lrcd-wcrc awaiting him. AS the ill-starrcd
Prince PASSED OH his way out, Lopez in n
honlsc whisper, exclaimed, 'sThat's iAc,p and
urged iiincoh to secure him at once Then
|vccurred ono fthc most singular incidents in
the whole Of this singular war. Colonel Rim.
con, a brave soldier, would have rcioiccd to
have. captured the Austrian 4irchlluke III II
/ fair light; but he had little relish ior.his pre-
. sent work or for the treason. that had brought
it about Giving way to sudden. impulse Of
1 generosity hc went up TO Max, and said
4 You arc a citizen; you are no soldier; VIC
dontw want yo'l-r""os!'' and SC saying, push
cd the astonshcd Emperor out of tic convent
Five minutes afterwards met hilm, still look
ins utterly dazcd, but making his way on foot
!. as hard as he could for the Corro dc ls Cam
maa ut the other extremity of the city
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D. @, Juno II; 1867

WAsnISaroN, D. c., Juno 21, 1867 !.
My. Gen. Sickles, Charleston, iS.tG:-
Your telegram asking to be relieved from,
command Of the Second Military District, and
donandins a Court Of Inquiry, was submitted
blythe Secretary of War, yesterday, to tho
President Of tho United States, who diracts
you to retain yoar command, and he deeliness
ITO order tho Court Of Inquiry demanded by
you.
BY order of the President Of the uni,od
States. 80.
1signcd) Il. b. TOWNSEND, J,
"A, A. c.
~ General ~,
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Imperial aud Royal assembfage; each oR che
t0lioMiny llustrious gorsonages bc it obsSryed,
thasiag lis Of her attendants, suitable to Aheir
|rants2araall with appropriate costaiiie sand
|decosatioas:
@ -. rnE tapEnrAis noA
srassgsp. Prince j. Nfutat, - q. !.
Duke Of Lcichtenburg.
Princess Eugenic.
Grand Duke Vladimir. !. -. s,.-
Princess Louis Of. lIesse.
+ Hereditary Grand Dixie. ! i>s
+. Princess hoyal Of Prussia. !" e
EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
EMPEROR ALEXANDER.
EMpAEss EUdENIE; .se'-s ,-.,...-.r,-r,. 4.
3- Princo Royal Of Prussia 81
L. Grand Duchess Mary Of Il,lssi.l. .-5..s,..,. :.
Prince Louis of 'Hesse.sgs .
I Princess Mathilda.
Prince Fsrdihand of. Hesse;a y
X 49, Princess L. NIurrdt. 8 - sfl3' s z
r ts Prince Of SAKE Weinitairr., st''s-
TX Brother Of tho Taicoains., 6 s. 8.
Arrange these in tile dress circle OF the.Inost
brilliant theatre you caus conceive, With their
attcnda2t celebrities grouped behind them, IN
d house illea with the cream ose the. cream Of
the most brilliant capital in the world, and you
havca spectacle, compared to which that ofthe
stage offered but alight attractions to the CIT.
'rlous or thoughtful visitors Tie two ,Enl
pcrors and the sons of the Gar were dressed
in, brilliant nn;for,nr, ms well as many others,
while the Imperial and, Royal. ladies, = among
whom the Empress shines supreme in, beauty
as in power, all wore their diaden,s, and all
bl;tzcd and .;littcrcd with most precious gems
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THE FALL OF .oUEnErAno. /,

:. New York Herald.
Nt.@ THE FALL OF QUERErAnO.
: The Convent of la Cruz, or Santa Cruz, has
of necessity, been often mentioned in conncc-
tion with the siege. NIaximilian had his hcad-
quarters in the building; Escobedo hiu in the
mountain Of Carrctas, Immediately opposite.
Escobedo's best 'hlfantry-thcS Suprcmcs Podc-
res, or supreme powor" battaion--occhpio,l
the. valley between the convcnta and tho noun
tain, Maximiian's best infantry, the first but
TALON of tho line, wern stationed IN the Con.
ycit. f'->| ra @'~+ !.
- CROSS PURPOSES. ~
On the night Of tho 18th of May curious
gamc'of cross purposes was played. Reduced
to tho last extremity by starvation, with nc
corn for his cavalry and no food for tho people
but tho. flesh of horses; mules. and dogs, Maxi
milan had determined to attack the enemy
and cut his way through their lines. What
have seen since. .canviuces nc he could hav,
done it,. AT II o'clock at night, troops wer,
under arms IN the .cky, artillery moved up
and everything III train for the sortio. Th
night was especially favorabc,ior the purpos
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beiina ti,s. -
M assmasq i1r private reasons, te oct kIun 81
~ Moore Esq. reluctantly aonsSnte . NJ ss,:s
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psftoritaa the frotfIsg @ i;;o,s.
N. The M olblic, tos place on 2tlI t5es' B i,
Sss Xork: :sin
!. 'nstsso the Fashion Uo4s -snniIe mate.
race :betw cen EAan ANcn, and a..
q and g ,lDseieter in harness.
~. The following Is; tho SUMMARY 6 Fashion
eonr ) TFotting Friday; Juno q Atatehs1 y
sor :. 1850 milo'heats, bastthree in Ave DerssrYl
IN harness, Against Etaeh A1len and running
raase.
= M 5MsSs catered b. 4. Ethan Allen and mattel /
R f. Yebe satered B.
.saSsI - TIM. - = y s. fh'A'sSsN
- Quarter - Halt. =. Mile.
ssssha sssss aes, s.s; ss s, s3s 5s
Third heat t,...,.....85 100 2:iO
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The July Session Of Congress.

The following circular letter has hocn issued
by u.sRohert c. -sehcpl Chairman Of The
lnion Republican Executive Congressional
Committee: .. ~ -
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Rooms OF TIE UNioN
REpUBLlCAN EXECUTIVE
p CONGRESSIONAL. CoMM,TTEn,
WASHINGTON, juno u, 1867.

-l1On. -------: 80 tff.
DEAR SIn-In view Of the recent decision
of tho Attorney General of the United States,
and the action Of the Administration, am
requested by many Republican Senators and
Representatives to remind you of the xcry
great importance of your icing punctually
present in your place here, to answer to your
,namc When the two Houses shall assemble ut
,12 o'clock on the 3l of July .noxt 1t is
thought essential to secure quorums if it should
.only be to remain in session long enough to
pass some declaratory act on the subject of re-
construction. - -~
Very respectfully and truly yours,
ROBERT G. SCIENCK, s,,7
Chairman of the Union ~
Republican Executive Committee.
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Interesting from Mexico.

SCENES. AND. INclpEsrs OF THE sElGE AND
at'~tN:s FALL OF .QuERETARo.
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[Qucrctnro MAY 2Oth-25th,) Correspondence of The
:. Now York Herald
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- F'5' =, - -. y & ~t
The following lettcr Was addressed BY Gov
crnor Wells, of Louisiama,.. to General shcri-
dan, in Acknowledgements Of the receipt of the
order for llis removal: go.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Tho following letter is from Alr.woodwarl Of s. Louis
to J. n. Harris Esq Of Now London, Conn Mr. W. isa
iontlsman OF high ivspetabilty, ana during the preya
lnco Of the cholora in Sc. Louis watched the result OF
The application OF the Pain Killer hr this daelse, and
his testimony can be relied upon with the utmost caL
ldence:
tEAH sIa;-You teeollect whom 1 SAW you in Nov
1ouon In January last my expressing to you my loo:
aanL uine expectations ta.t DAVIS PAIN KILLER
would have lremer1ou7 sale in the west this Heason
aud my anticipation have been moro than realized and
the ttstinouy Of thousands who have used 1t has leea
that hoy would not be willing to go to bed at night
withoI. 1t in the house.
On h appearance of the cholera in this city, such was
the eopdi in tho paa Killer remedy that many
who purchased 1t remarked to that they had
or dead cholera long as thry had the PAN
Killer by hen and hundreds took it daily as Preven
tatiye, for person have arrangement Of th'
bowels or iarrlut II they uss this neiieuc This wai
tie secuy and confidence Of hundreds acquainted will
It, aud wheu their friends attacked with the Choler
they would administer the remedy In large quanttos
and every when 1t has been taken in any OF III
first stages OF this disease, it has proved successful
| consider 1t an nfillible remedy. have not hear
of auy Individual inany family who used the Pain Klle
| VIII n attacked but what speedily recovered
Tie clerk informed that he administered It to re
when cold Ia the cramps, and 1t gave immed,i
telivf hut still it shoull 10 given quickly, when tn
discharge VI "ree water" has bspuu the hope OF n
has G5i Should thls sease make It's appearance anon
you, in ait probability II will, be- not alarmed 20
aud AT Others there have the remedy. and l cont
deaf II the patu Enl'ris used net single death b
Cholera viii oteur in your city
ns,psrtully ,ourH,
Ar. WOODWARD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
"A REPOSITORY Vr FASHION, PLEASURE. AND
INSTRUCTION."
uAnPEN's BAzAR.

Tse Publishers will comm nce on November 1st, tho
i4sue u Marper's Bazaar, Weekly illustrated Family
Jodtnt devoted To Fashion and Home Literature Their
aim ia twolod. to supply the existing need Of Weekly
Fashion Newspaper, aud to comtine herewith FIRST
elass literary JOURNAL which will bo indsl onsablv "a
every household.
Arrangements have been made, at an immense cost
with tho most celebrated Of the Fashion Papers Of Eu
yupa especially with the famous Bdslr Of Berlin, which
supplies the fashions to the leading journals of Paris tC
furnish the to them In advance that henceiort
the fashions will appear 10 Harpers Bazaar simultaneous
iy with their publication in Paris and Berlin-an adyan
taee enjoyed by no other Journal in the country
The parens Of Harper isar will receive every fort
inleized patterns of lades misses and chidrens bon
nets cloaks dresses under clothing, and other articles
pae with the descriptions and direc
ons, nd occasion lily elegant OoloTed Fashion Plat
nf the siAe of Harpers Weekly.
narpars Bazsr Will rontNn 10 folio pages Of the slt0
Iarpes Weekly, printed upernne ealendered paper
| sud will be published weekly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

County, OF Dover on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October 10 New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Moaday
after the commencement Of the April term IN
Kent, aud on the third Monday 10 Nouember.
fhe Court Of OhanoeFy and Orphans Court, shall
commence aud be held in New Castle County on
the thira Monday in February, and hrsi Mon
| lay in September; in Kent County, on the hrst
| Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, and
on the fourth Monday In September in Sussex
County on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in March, and on the FIRST Tueeday
after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on tue
frst Mon Icy in March, June, september and
December
4 BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
TnE NATIONAL DASK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
II MIaaTos,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets Capt.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
raE FARMBR's BANK, AT WILaiNdToH,
Corner Of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $2S6,000 Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THs NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwIRR,
Corner of Second and Market Streets Capt.
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays ans
Thursdays.
TIL. UNION NATIONAL BANK OF wiLhIHdroN,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
600. Discount days. Tuesdays and Saturdays
= FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
a Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets CSpi
-, tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays an
- - Thursdays.
10 SAVINGS BANKS.
., WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
60 Office 8. E. corner of Eighth and Mark'
streets
DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK.
I'D Office 60b Market street.
4 ARTISANS sAvfEos BANK
NN Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
~ DELAWARE PIRR INSURANCE o'hPANr.
W. Office No 607 Market street.
FARNERs' Mutual FIRB INSURANCE oOMPAHY
the STATE Oh DELAWARE.
ITS, Office M. 1877 Market street.
NEW oABTLg COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. (f1H
nth COMPANY.
~ofEice Institute Building, Market stoeet, abe
OTIS, Eighth.
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ASlATlG CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almost cvory eass cured with
PAIN KILL Err.
lFran Rey Tclfarl Musionry in China now visiting
hla hnrne 10 LeIll yNAnll.L

lfran Roy Tclf7rl Ausionty in China now visiting
bis heme Ia rcmy yhAuial
AsiuNur1S, PEssA, June 25 1866
N..r- resiA pAyls soS Providence. Il. l:--ngr
strs. nn,ins residence OF some ten years mis-
sieisry ia siam AMI China, found your Vegetable Pain
Killer most valuable rcmady for that fearful securgo
thsc-olsrA
ID administering the medicine found It nast eoclua
to five ieR-p1unful OF rain Killer in sil OF hot wate
nod with sugar. then, alter about neen minute
biH h yiye tablespoonful OF the mixture every
mi aie until relief obtained. Apply hot appice
thus to tho exlremitios Rathe Tie stomach with ill.,
riu E'lor, clear, and iuh tic limbs brsky ef ihos
W. haa Mo Cholera, a-d took the tnsdicine faithfully
a 'a1 way stated abeye slight cut ol ten recovered
| Truly your,
| Il rELFORD
/ ~ ,ilpcsoi With rlului, uy4cntery or cr,mp Colh
| dtlt delay tho use Of tine PAIN KILLER.
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rrElenaw. cnmA, Anea.L a. lscd

TuKlcHow. CHINA, August 20, 1906
N ssts rRRuy DAVE Il sos Dear siF,-Dnrpg a
'rg e,iispce In Chlna, have used your invaluable
lam killer, both in my own family and among the
Chinese and lave ouua 1t mest excellent medicine,
In the summer 1852 anl o3whie residing in Shanghai
found il an almost certain Cholera, If usel in
iims. Indeed, usin; 1t In great many instances, do
not remember falling in single cae For three years
have b.en rgsiling in this place. than hfty miles
from physician, AMI have been obliged often to fan
upon my own resources IN VI sickness. The CHI
ness como 10 US in great numbers fr medicine and all
vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves. tn,
few simple remedies command much 10
alvAret even Of their Physicians that have alnos
daily applications We allow them to come, because 4
triugs In contact with them, and opens door of
uuy In diarrhul, colo, vomiting, cholera, coughs
&c., yoa4 PAIN KILLER has losu my chief insiicin
Your, very truly,
| y. T.. CRAWFORD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

TUE LADY's FRIEND.
WASHINGTON AT MOUNT VERNON"

The LaJys Friend announces for 1865 the follow ns
nnveeti THE pkBAKRY FORTUNE, by Amanda NJ,
ppuras suthnt OF 'iu Trust,n stephen Dane" &c A
DEAD MANS RULE by Elizabeth Prescott, Author oil
How Woman Had Her Way" sc. FLEEING FROM
FtfE.' by Louise Chandler Moutnn, author Of JUNO
.. ..inAri" ''1hs, That aud the Other &c.
1t will give sulandid Double Page Finely Coore1
Fashion Piite-eugraved on Stasl--lh avery number.
u viii give beautifully cSesuted Fancy steel Engra
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