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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

We have often spoken Of this great medicine In terms
Of very high praise and have often felt that all we
could say In its favor would NOT do II full Justice IL is
OF those medicines Of which speak--and speak
decisively-ffom experiences for we have repeatedly
taken it. and Invariably with the best results and the
greatest satisfaction We always keep it hand ready
for emergency, and regard 1t not only as one Of
the very best and most reliable Of medicines in uso for
various Ills but one of the cheapest also lis cost by
the wayhat u.s. the cost Of all the ingredients Of which
II Ia eompoFedhas been considerably increased but the
price Of the medicine has been but little advanced
II Is not likely that the popularity Of Davis Pain Killer
will in any measure decrease, that the demand for ii
will in the slightest degree decline until some other spe
che for alayng pain and curing the various complaints
dr which II Is generally used shi he discovered al
equal potency with -of which there seems 10 he litlf
probability. As remedy for stomach complaints sucl
sdysentery diarrh@a, &c, the Pain Killer Is without
doubt unsurpassed, and everywhere most defervedy il
demand. One two, three Doses Of easpoonfnl each
Il wine glass or milk and water, with little sugar
have repeatedly within knowledge, eleetuay curet
serious trouble of this kind. Judgment should un
doubtedly be used In not checking certain stages 0
diHrrh@a too suddenly but taken IT the proper time
the PAIN Killer will act like charm frequently cur
when nothing else will.--Pr0pidence AdrsrtiSsr.
SOFA by all Druggists- mar Ig-sm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

ATEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED no FIVE
PER CENT.
HR priuoiple OF Mutual Insurance is believed TO BIO
the sxperenesso far has provsdit to bethe
Cheapest Insurance against Loss Dr fRs anu
Although this Institution has beeen but IL years 10 ex-
sApce the list of insurers will compare iavoraby with
any other; and the l5sss0 by FIRE during that time al
though not few have been promptly paid all who nave
been insured this office and have had the misfortune
10 be burned ou can attest The object has been TO Sc
cure good list Of safe risks, rather than to swell the
number OF insured without regard to hAzards thus ea
SEEMING the liability of sinking the cash capital case ot
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
wuMiNaToH.-Wiuiam Candy, Clement u smyth, Geo
Richardson, John A. Duncan, jacob Pussy John Coch
ran, William Tatnall, Edward 4. Bsllah CIV Rowland
BRAspYwisa HUNDRED j Cloud liott, Edward
Brnghurst. 80
CHRisTIANA HuNDRED.-James Riddle.
Nsw CAafLn HuEDRED-J0hn ,uyer.
WHIrR CLAY CREEK HuEnRRD.-A. P. shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, President
8. D. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer
~ Office hours from to aud from TO a.
January 10, lS66-ty
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
PROCLAMATION.

l. CHARLRs KIBFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens o.
Wilmington, and the public generally, do publish snd
deeArei- 49, T.,
SEASON. and may be found done in the very BEST
At the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD SrkkET bk-
TWEEn MARKET AND KING STREETS.
a. That OYSTERS sire strictly prime and are done
M in the most decioua stsws Pans frys, &c. At the
oyster Bay House in Third Street.
al Thai all kinds of Refreshments may be obtained at
the said Oyster Bay House, in Third Street dene up u
the futures In the past 10 make this rsieetory oae
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN obtain ever,
luxury In the shape Of EATING and DRINKING At tAi
urieea and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly.
-.s Given under the hand and seal Of office Of tn
lLs said Oyster Bay House, In Third Street, betwee
IT, Market and King Streets Wilmington DelawAr
\ this seventh day Of 81 ptember, A. D, 1884.
san2o CHARLES KIRFR. Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
PAIN KILLER,

name easily understood and not easily forgotten fn
Cholera It has been eminently successful curing hum
dreds Of the Ruvsea aud never tn Knowledge
having failed in single instance when It used
oordng to directions In the earlier stages Of the dsease
No medicine has been more successful in cur
ing Fever and Ague, and other diseases incident
to Western and Southern climate. For Geld,
ii is almost specific. Rheumatic AMI Neural
GIG Affections give way to It when Nil other re-
NEEDLES have failed II is eminently FAMILY
MEDICINE, and by being kept ready for immedi,
ate resort in cases Of accident or sudden attack
Of disease, has saved many hours Of suffering,
and many a dollar in time and doctors bills
We continue to prepare our
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
STOVES AND TINWARE

STOVES AND lin W AhE.
RANGE, HEATER AND
IL STOVE DEPOT, |
PICKLES, WEAVER & CO.,
suooBssoRs TO II. ?. PIcKELs
Nos. and 9 East Fourth Street
To those interested in, or 10 want Of really first class
COOKING RANGE, one that will bum less coal, bake
better and less for repairs than Any other In the
certificates OF gentlemen who have had large expert
enca In such matters and we'll known in this city
wnMIsaros, January 21th, 1896.
NJ. u n Piokels;-DRAK sR.--I have tried three dif
tersnt kinds Of Kitchen Ranges before purchased the
Msese Range from you, which you put up In my house
and am Tree to say that the MAgee Is worth more thsn
the others combined both 10 utility and economy ~
Its work we'll. and with hall Of the coal requi
ed BY either Of the others It beats room In the second
story very comfortable In this exceedingly cold weather.
&. c. sToTsENBURG.
wmMnaros, February LIST, 1865.
II r iielels, Esl:-I taks great pleasure in recon-
meniin9 the hagee Range one Of which you recently
Fut In for me- think 1t decided improvement on any
Ranse have ever used 1t will do twice the amount q
work and with half less coal than any Range have
Your obi servant,
O. H. GALLAGHER. /
Having Of Magees Ranges in use, take great
pleasure in stating that 1t gives Satisfaction bakes
well and gtyes very largssupPly Of bot water have
no hesitation In recommending II to others.
J.T. CAUSE.
IL. T. PlcKELs, Ksa.
WILMINGTON, Dbl.
The Range put up for me by Mr. Pickles works now
tundsr the anAgement Of cook who understands hei
busnss) very WE'LL and gives complete sAtlsfaction
u. @. BRADFORD.
WILMINGTON, DBL, Aug 4, 1865.
HF. Pickles, Esqs-DRAR sIR.-The MaRee Cooknl
Range put up for at $40 French street. gives entir
satisfaction. consider the MAgee Range superior =
any in the Market and ehesrfuly recommend 1t to- al
persons in want Of an economical Range.
Truly yours, &C, ........
These only few OF the very many certificates tei
tifyng to the worth OF the Magee Range. Many other
be by calling the establishment Nos and
, East Fourth street
We would also call the att nton Of the people Of Wi
miugton aud vicinity TO our MA1EE HEATERS AN
STOVES, all of which will DO guaranteed to give TO a
who use them entire satisfaction. Au2s
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PAIN KILLER

Manufactured by Perry Davis Son jaa won for tsel
a reputation unsurpassed Ia the history Of medical pre-
parations. 1t is we'll known in the trading ports Of
India and China as ia New York and Cincinnati and
its continually increasing demand, where 1t has been
longest known Is of its strongest recommendations
and hest Advertisements 1t began to be yoraby known
in A. d. 1880 and has since been gradually growing
into public favor till In thousands oil hmes II has come
to be considered an article necessity that they
without supply Of to resort TO in case OF acct
sudden illness. II is not unfrequenty said OF II
1--WE would think Of being without Hour In the
house AZ without PAIN KILLER
II gives immediate relief in Of scsd burn AZ
we'll as In the sudden attack of DrrhpA Dyaentery
similar affection of the bowels and, being entirely
vegetable preparation safe Il Is reliable The
promptnsss and certainty with which acts in relieving
all kinds of pain, makes 1t worthy its name-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HARLAN & BROTHERS,
tsueeessors to EpwARD l., RIcE)
NO, q EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
ER THE undersigned would respectfully fifSgSM
A-Ek5call attention to their Stock OF WINES 9StN
and LIQUORS Thsaeli.es p9s Ia,,ors H. ihsir
purity with long experience In the business 81
suranee for the character and quality Oh 'ner
Amongst the stock may be tound- ,,.
ua7ls~d ain Scotch Whiakey,
A'A-A 1850 In wood and bottle,
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, sweet ma Mstase'
| Teueriife. sherry Champagne Glaret'
WINES very choice and old in wood AUD bottles, ,a
Extra fine Monongahea Whskey, Two 70 hFo 3'"''V'"
| the favor cannot be surpassed a., 100, .,....his
Gz- TaverH keepers supplied on the most rensona59 1
terms. Families supplied with the cheapest "iues An
| TO TIE AFFLICTED.
IhvAids in want Of old Wines and Liquors OF various
kinds for medicinal purposes may rest asSaIe1 o. O9
| tAlnng them OF the finest quality from HARLAN
BRoTnER No East Second street opposite the lower
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
Superior old ines and Liquors for medical p1TpeSses
with general assortment of we'll selected ehOOhhlh'
always on hand, and for sale at hir prices ny ,,,
HARLAN BRoTliER No Easi seS @ s ~
TEAs WINES eR9 SIas a AE wv leuoAs VI s0rA
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and retail by the eask, demohn, dozen or package
oeved, giving limit in Price, warranted to be satiHtac
torly flled, the goods taken back Please call ana
examine At HARLAN 4 BROrhERs, No.3 kast seeohu
NoTiCE TO sPORsTMEN.
Duponps best Eagle Powder in Canisters and IN IDS o
kegs, duck and rifle Aso, shot Of all siEea, suitable io
rail and reed bird shooting in season. percussion CAPS
and dealer in Clover, Timothy Orchard and Herd 9raS
2 mvaB-iY. Opposite the lower Market nous'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"


Tha Company continues offer to the people Of DelA
ware lie superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by IRE, all descriptions OF property, except MAsne
The Institution is commended by 90 years expert
ence In and attention the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
a,nv the r to introduce the principle into our stat
BY reason Of which, Il is believed the Managers nave
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
dereut varieties OF property, render the member
chip among the most equitable in character OF WE huhe
| Gus Insurance Companies presented TO tins pn6he'
II takes credit ITSELF that Its payments OF ohses nave
been prompt and LIBERAL that In ~ years ano
osses reaching over 100000 not single case Of itga
lion has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured -. =,
amount Of its risks It has declined Hundreds oil Thou
sands of Dollars Of Insurance, either as requiring TOO
sets Of Insnrnnee for the character Of the Institution
In this manner 1t Ia conceived 1t has the safest ahu
most select list Of nsurances In proportion TO the amount
-ovsE six Millions OF Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range. -. 4,
A evidence ii this it uot only reduced the rate Of
insurance. at all times moderate, one-sixlh during ,ne
asst two years. but 1t presents clear surplus und 81
as security against any assessment on the Deposit
Eotes which sum BY the to Scrip ceheates o.
the balances each member, now being issned VIII
atsof per cent per annum thus making asthl artho
deduction. -, -.,..,,... =,
a.. - n,,nitv in nsnosit Notes of S250O0C
~ snrnins Fnnd 5OO0t
ro,.i nro,a.,,or $4,000,
II he work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and suel
:, 'he' ousA' ~ f3'''-'-S ~ President-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary And Treasursr-RoBKRT MoOABs, MD
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywne HID. James Delsplain, Christ
i ana HID; James Webb, Samuel Barr ~ o. stotsenpuf
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd. Robert meOabe MI
Creek Hid; John T. Williamson, White Clay Greek 10
George JAnver, New Castle HID; Curtis D. ELLISON Pel
cader Hdi John O. Clark, He'd Lion Hdd VIM. Tempt
smyrna James II. Bnrnham, St. Georges Hdi char
T. Fleming Peter T. Causey, Milford uenry Todd, Dove
Charles Tunnel Georgetown. -
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving applications Tor insu
Ance Of members: ., -,
a Creek ud, James Delapiain Chrisiana Id; John
~ williamson, White Clay Greek Hdi Curtis Is. Eso
VI Pencader Hid Red Lion St. Georges and Appoqnlnlmi
Hundreds, Joseph G. Griffith, Smyrna James Grippe
New Castle Hd; Charles T. Fleming, Milford CHAR
. Tunnel Georgetown Henry Todd, Dover.
N Communications general business addressed TO
10 undersgned Wilmington, will receive immediate ats
80 lon -
fH ROBERT MoOABE M u sseretAIy
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

The following Is list OF steamers both for foreign
ports and coastwse, which left the port OF New York
yes erday. Tho amount Of specie the number OF pas
senges, and the character Of freight, well the
destination Of each, is also given
The England left pier No Al North river at three
O'Clock, for Liverpool calling at Queenstown, with one
hundred and thirty CABIN and secrage passengers and
full freight
The Europe left pier No so North river at eight
O'Clock with hundred and twenty five cabin pas
sengers, for Havre calling at Brest. sho took out
&22l, 600 specie and full general cargo.
The Atlantic left pier No 46 North river, at eleven
o'clock with passengers for Southampton and Bremen,
and one thousand three hundred bales OF cotton.
The City OF Paris for Liverpool calling at Queenstown
lett per No 4b North river, at twelve O'Clock, carrying
the mail and eighty fve passengers. She also took
$l7532 in specie, with full general cargo.
The Saxonia, for Hamburg, with United States mail
left Hamburg dock, Hobokcn, at twelve o'clock, with
with forty IN the steerage.
The C. W. Lord for Galveston Texas, LEFT pier No. 90
East river, al Sundays tide. with small freight.
North river, al three O'Clock NJ, with twelve pas
sengeFs, and fair assorted freight
The Missouri left pier No 46 North river for New
Orleans at three O'CLOCK with fifty passengers and full
Tho Montgomery, for New Orleans, left pier No. Ia
North river three O'clock with nine passengers and
full cargo Of general merchandise.
The San Jaclnto Tor savannah let at three O'Clock
from pier No Is North river with sixty passengers and
full assorted freight
The Granada iet FOR Charleston c., Florida and the
Southwest three O'clock from pier No. ii East
with thirty passengers and fnl, assorted cargo.
The Franconia for Portland left at three O'Clock from
pier No. 80 Fast river with six passengers and good
freight.
sengers that have left any European steamer th'
season, Among the number arc Mrs Senator Spragut
and party, and Pierre Carme, the billiard champion
Shippers complain Of dull freights towards Southern
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
THE C0UNTERFEIrERs.
Arrest Of Counterfeiters-The Most Powerful
Gang Broken Up. &c. .


Arresf of Counserfeiters-Tho Most Powerful
Gang Broken Up. &c. .8
rstts rs,.e.7 .-.Ner Troy, N. Y, April s. 1861
The immense raid upon the counterfeers Of the state
Of New York has reached this pont and the greatest
possible CONSERVATION prevails among all the os sport
ing men Of this vicinity Indeed great s the preva.
lent fear that all tho gambling hes in this city, West
Troy and Albany were closed last evening, and their
frequeners might be standing in front Of the sa
loons In little knots discussing the great raid wondering
when things would settle down agan the work Of
making spurious currency might be- 9ooce moro COM
menced The is true OF to-day and tho most active
preparations going forward In the matter OF procur
ing counsel by those yet unsnatrbed In aid OF those
already .'pued" The town OF West Troy, situated
opposite this city, has always enjoyed the reputa
ton OF being tho headquarters Of OF
counterfeit money and several arrests been made
In that village, including two alleged leaders-A r.
From the western portion Of the State learn that
arrests arc continuing 70 be made The entire South
last by deputy United States marshas over the Erie
Railroad, and lodged In jail after slight
preliminary examination betore the United States Com
missioner give toir names and residences, for the
namcd in my despatch of yesterday, that IL may
be what breadth Of country these operations
ssss
ton. Nelson Sherwin, Monroe Gould and Elias Reynolds
H.nsdale township; Joel Norton, Friendship; Edward
Gillette Sco; David Sweet, Hume village; Hiram Par
ker. Oramel township; Hugh Norton, Oiean village,
Aegany county Matthew ailicr, Porville .attaraugus
Dunkirk, and Horace Gage, salamanca
The bail Of most Of the prisoners has been nxed In
large amounts that Of the leader John Sims
They will be brought before early term Of the United
States Court
There need be but little doubt that this coniummaely
place in this State viii serve 70 impede counserfe,ng
operations in this State for time at least In fact IL is
believed that the most powerful garg Of counterfeers
heretofore known in this State has been demolished
and broken up.
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-Ix ADMIRALTY.
Important to Seamen and shippers.
Before Judge Shipman.

ImpOrtant to Seamen and shippers.
Before Judge Shpman.
8tnsy Waite and Others the Steamship r. r. Cayler
Js1gs Shpman. before whom this case was tried some
weeks ago, delivered his opinion yesterday. II
sait brought BY the chief engineer and three
sasineen Of the steamship r r. Cuyler 70 recover
vsges under the following circumstances The libel.
nnts signed articles 70 serve beard tho Cuyler
vAge om this port to New Orleans and back the wee
- - sooch Ct Havana other ports going returning
- the opinion Of tho captain might Be for the benen
e( she owners, or for three months unless sooner
discharged at New York. The libeilants were
aischarged here before the voyage and
0tAer engineers employed in their stead This act on
~ part Of the they claimed Illegal and sued
69 ther wages for the average period OF voyage from
NH port TO New Orleans The owners defence TO the
suit was that the engineer having reported to the
government inspector and others that the vessel
nnseAworthy, they had injured the interest Of the
Ownc with the underwriters and that they there
9s j0sded in dschargng him and his assistants, the
SeAW lbeIauss Testimony TO the alleged damaging
sspoEs Of the engineer conflicting the latter also
olaining that he jusned making his report Of
- condition Of the machinery and that said report
ua Judge Shlpman, In lengthy written opinion, held
60 fair construction Of tho contract did not justify
- owners In dischargng the ibesnts before the voy
- commenced containing an express condition that
sksy TO b. discharged only after the termination Of
- voyage IN this port decree WAS accordingly entered
- mvor Of the ibelanta John IAnktree, TOR
1s1sllnnn; Bsebe, Dean and Donohos, for ownerA
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
BROOKLYN COURTS.
With Removins Property seized by
tho Gevcrnmemt.
Before Commissioper Newton.

CAaRgsd with Removing Property seized by
tho GOvernmemt.
Before Commissioner Newton.
UhSed &asss -. TAsmos Early.-Eariy was charged
sish having removed sIl and two steam pumps, &C.,
unich had ben ssissd By the government ofce. from
- ugsmsss q James Pagan, in Green lane, between
ys sad Prospect ssrssta Tagan's distllery sczed
n he month Of February for alleged violation Of the
es.sass Iaw By hs proprietor, one Charles Hart
ssiag appointed - "keepsrs" 70 watch The
prsmses afScf the seizure. Hart was called
= the ss.nd - yssisrdsy% ss q % and a, testified that
60 the copper sim two steam pumps &c, hsd bsea
ss1ovsd shs place, and on Informing Mr Fakan OF
sAs circumstances the two repaired 70 the dstiery.
hsy saw Early Just about leaving the building and Inn
nsiateIy arrested him. He had au auger and saw
A hs poescss,ou At the time and stated 70 hs captors
shas he had been employed 40 DO tho job" Witness
hsard another person in the building but did net sec
SSu Mr. Pagan was also examined, and testified 70
hnyng arrested defendant a. he was about leaving the
aissiIlery when he stated that one Philip Brady who
IA share in the dstiilsryI had employed him 70 take
Away the STILL 40. He had removed the property from
shs premises and placed on truck, which Brady &C.
sompanied. On hts cross examination witness stated
that Early had no interest In the business Brady how
ovsr had key 70 the building, but hs mr. Fagan) bad
uot seen him since the evening In question. Inc
further hearing was adjourned until Tuesday nezl
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
THE COURTS.
COURT uf APPEALS.

Tho Last 81 the Excise Cdscs-Ys IN Order Of
DsscentIsuance, Without Costs 20 . Party,
Appeaiabies afs ezssEd gaE IA atn4Fnsas I
Peer DoIan PlaintiE. Jacksn s ScAalfs 4 al, De-
ysHdaafx This appeal from an order made at The
General Term Of the Court OF Common Pleas discon-
tinuing the action, without to she plsint Tho
action is one, and the test case or s54 similar suits
hrough against the Board or Excise Of she Metropolitan
Police district the Board Of Police Commissioners and
Various subordinate officers Of the police force = CO.
On the l4tA OF April, 1885, the Board OF Excise was
Established by law but It's powers fully en-
iorced until June 1855 time having been allowed 70
George W. Holt, who held license under the law Of
lse1 ~ well as one granted under the law Of 1885, in
sosed an sc'ion June 1885, 70 have the law Of 1860
ting his former license impaired the obligation Of con-
UAcs and deprived him or his properly without due
be hw uuconstitniiona; on The Sih Of July Recorder
Hackett sustained the decision the 10th OF July
.aoSss Lo and Gilbert Of the second Judicial district
September IL tho General Term Of the Second district
aarmed this latter decision; the 10th Of September
Aisrict rendered decision Affirmative Of the decision
81 The Second district General Term; the 10th Of
q q ns m
the Court Of Appeals dessd the
q sns aw on January 1851 defendant gave notice 9!
January notice Of motion TO discontinue wthous costs
aad ON the st Of March order made dscontnung
plaintiffs AGAINST all the defendants thereupon
ALLOW cd TO discontinue without COSTS the expenses
Of litigation charged upon the general public the
ground that the defendants brought the litigation upon
themselves"
The order Of discontinuance without costs. IL 10
claimed should be reversed FIRST because the Court Of
Common Pleas had NO power to mako such order; sec
eud, because II they had power 1t unjust and
erroneous exercise OF that power
For the respondents IL Is held that the order not ap
peaiabe The action being an equitable one, il In
shs discretion Of the court below % grant refuse
% either Of the parties The below upon well
settled principles Of equity. properly allowed the pa
M 70 discontinue without and the appeal should
therefore be dismissed the order of the below
Affirmed Case argued and submitted For the defend
ants appellants, Mr. Bliss; for the plaintiff respondent
Fsed. Smyth and John H. Reynolds