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Many men, although not as eyem-
plary as they should be in their lives,
are yet at much pains to rear their
children correctly. The sentiment with
them is, "Do as say, not as | do"
Such father--not far from Cincinnati
is in the habit Of getting intoxica-
ted, Or on "tarc," rather often. He
endeavors, however, to hide the fact
from his children; but ''little pitchers
have long ears" and children know
more OF what is going on than grown
people frequently suppose.
One evening this exemplary parent
was hearing his ittlc Johnny recite his
sunday school lesson. 1t was from
the fourteenth chapter of Matthew,
wherein is related the parable of the
malicious individual who went about
sowing tares, etc.
"What is a tarc??" the parent inter-
rupted to inquire.
Johnny hesitatcd.
"Tell me, my son, what tare is?"
"You have had 'em," said Johnny,
casting down his eyes and wriggling
his foot.
"HIad emp said the astonished pa
rent, opening his eyes rather wide.
"Why what 10 you mean, johnny"
"When you didn't core home for
three days last week." said Johnny, 81
heard mother tell Aunt Susan that you
vas off on tare."
The Sunday school lesson was brought
tc an abrupt close, and Johnny, who
knew too much altogether to sit up any
lntnr ,vns snnt If to bed
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THEY tell of one of the unterrifed
at Bridgeport, Conn.,, who was espec-
tally eager to see the Presidential party,
exclaiming, as he rushed up to the cor,
81 don't care shucks about johnson !;
it's Pason Nasty that I want to see"
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A GOOD thing is told of the Presi-
dent in Raleigh. While responding in
a feeling manner to the welcome given
him, he used the expression, "Let us,
my friends, repair the breeches" es"-and
before he could add "made by the wal"
an old woman exclaimed, with perfect
delight, "blcss the dear old man, he has
come home again to work at his old
trade !"
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appoint another in his stead, and to
fill any vacancy in such board.
SEC. II. That all the provisions of
this act, and of the acts to which this is
supplementary, shall be construed
liberally. to the end that all the intents
thereof may be fully and perfectly car
ried ont.
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SPRING FEvER.-Corry O'IAnus,
of the Brooktyn Eagle, has experienced
an attack Of the spring fever. He de-
scriJes its symptoms as follow:
Did you ever catch the spring fever?
1t has caught me slightly, and I
think ofreporting myself to the Board
of Health as case of quarantine.
If they would send me somewhere
for week or two, where would have
nothing to do and mo- board to pay, l
think | should feel better,
The symptoms of the spring fever
are vigorous inclination to do moth
ing.
You feel as though you could stand
any amount of repose.
The spring fever is a bad complaint
when you haven't time to attend to it.
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[Genl Sheridan 10 Gcl'l. Grant, June 2S ]
[ am in receipt Of a communication
from the Adjutant Generals Depart
ment, dated Goth of June, in reference
to Resignation. lam at loss to know
whether it is an order or not. The
form and phrascology is not that of an
order, but | may be mistaken, and |
ask for information, whether am to
regard it as on order.
z. II. SHERIDAN, Major General.
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[GeGl. Grant 10 Gen'I. Sheridan. June % ]
Your dispatch of yesterday received.
Enforce your construction Of the mill
tary bill until ordered otherwise. The
opinion Of the Attorney General has
not been distributed to district com
tiandero in language or manner entitl-
Ing to the force of an order, nor can |
suppose that the President intended it
10 have such force.
US. GRANT, General.
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[Gen'l Grant to Gen'l. Sheiidon, June 30. !
l think it advisable for you to extend
the time for registration in Louisiana
until the 10th cf July throughout the
State. The President will have return
ed before that and decided as to the
further extension.
US. GRANT, General.
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US. GRANT, General.

[GeDl. Sheridan to Genl. Grant, June 30 ]
The registration in the State Of
Louisiana will be continued in obedi-
ence Of the President, unless l receive
further orders from him to the con-
trary.
p. II. SHERIDAN, Major General.
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[Genl. Sheridan to General Cant, June s.

[Genl. Sheridan to General Cian,, June s.
Governor Flanders assumed duties
of office to-day. He is o man of in
tegrity and ability, and now | feel as
though l were relieved of half my Ia
bors. As it has been heretofore, there
was no security, and / feel, as the peo-
pie of the whole State feel, that we
have got rid of an unprincipled Gov
ernor and n set of disrcputablc tricks
tcrs which he had about him. Nothing
will answer here but bold and strong
course, and in taking it | am support
ed unanimously by every class and
party.
p. II. SHERIDAN, Major General.
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rGen'l. Grant to Gen'l Ord, June 90 I

CGen'l. Grant to Genl Ord, June 90
GENERAL: Copy Of your final in
structions to board of registration, of
June 10, 1867, is just received. l en-.
tirely dissent from the views contained
in paragraph 4. Your views as to the
duties Of registers to register every man
whowill take the required oath, though
they may know the applicant perjures'
himself is sustained by the views OF
the Attorney General. My opinion is,
that it is the duty of the registration TO
see, as far as it lays in their power, that
no unauthorized person is allowed to
register. To sss,ire this end, registers
should be allowed to administer oaths
and examine witnesses. The law
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[Gena Sheridan to Genl. Grant, July ..

[Genl Sheridan to Genl. Grant july q
/ did not get your dispatch of June
30 until to-day. 1t was mislaid in the
Washington Office. / had already
ordered the extension in the State, ex-
cept the parsh Of Orleans, until the
25th of July, and after the receipt of
your letter of the oath, extension was
made indefinite. The boards now
have nothing to do in this city, and in
most of the parishes.
p. II. SHERIDAN, Major General.
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p. H. SHERIDAN, Major General.

[Gen'l. Sheridan to Gen'l. Grant, July II
The result Of Mr.. Stanbcry's opin-
ion is now beginning to show itself by
a defiant opposition to all acts Of the
military commanders, by impeding
and rendering helpless thccivil officers
acting under his appointment. For
instance, the Mayor of the city notiii-
es the CommonC Council that 81 ,250, ,O00
afillegal bonds has been issued BY the
Controller Of the City Treasury. The
Common Council refuse to investigate
to ascertain the facts. The city attor-
ney refuses to sue out an injunction to
stop the issue. fear the chaos which
the opinion will make if carried out,
is Lut little understood. Every civil
officer in this State will administer
Justice according to his own view.
Many Of them denouncing the military
bill as unconstitutional, viii throw
every impodiment in the way OF It's exc
cution, and bad will go to worse, I'M
less this embarrassing condition OF at
fairs is settled by permitting me TO gc
on in my just course, which was en-
dorsed by all the people except thos'
disfranchiscd, most of whom are office
holders, or desire TO be such.
L. II. SHERIDAN. MaiOr General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

Tho following letter is from WOODWARD Of ST. Louis
10 J. N Harris, Esq Of Nov London, Conn Mr. W. Is
gentleman of high respeetRbiy aud during the preva
lsnee Of the cholera in ST. Louis watched the result OF
the application of the Pain Killer for hs disease and
his testimony be relied upon with the utmost
edencs;
lRAR sIR:-You rteolect when l you In New
Lonton In January last my expressing 10 you
HARguine expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILLER
would have endous sale In this west this season.
and my snteipatlons have beoa than realized and
tho testimony of hsusands who have used 1t has been
that they would not be willing to go TO bed at night
without II In the house.
On the appearance Of the cholera 10 this city, such was
the confidence In the pAia Killer as remedy that many
who purchased 1t remarked to that they had
or dreld Of the cholera long they had tho Pain
Killer by them and hundreds took 1t daily a preven
,Ativs, for person have arrangement Of the
bowels diarrhma u they this medicine This wai
the security and confidence of hundreds acquainted will
H. aud when their friends attacked with the ohos
they would administer the remedy In large quanuea
and in every when It has been taken In any Of tn
hrst stages OF this disease, II has proved successful
consider 1t an infAllbls remedy. have not hear,
Of any Individual In any family who used the Pain Ks
vhea attacked, but what speedily recovered
The clerk informed me that he administered 1t to pei
sons when cold in the cramps and II gave immedat
relief but still 1t should be given quickly for whom tn
discharge Of "ee water" has begun, the hope Of III
has Hsd. Should this disease make lis appearance
you as In all probability 1t wll be not alarmed 80
and all others there have the remedy, aud am conf
dent II the Pain Killer is use /, not single death
Cholera will In your city.
Respectfully yours,
A.P. WOODWARD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

TuEooHow, CHINA, August 20, 1866
Mesars. PBRRY DAVIS s. soN:--Dear slrs,-DurnB
long residence in China, have used your invaluable
Pain Killer, both in my own family and among the
Chinese, and have ound it NEST excellent medicine
In tho summer OF 1862 and O3 while residing in Shanghai
found It almos certain for Cholera II used in
tms. Indeed, using it in great many instances do
not remember failing 10 single For three years
have bseu rstidins in this place. than ay miles
from physician, and have been obliged often to fall
upon my own resources In Of sckness. The Chi
mesa come to in great numbers for medicine aud ad
Vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves, the
few simple remedies command SO much in
advance even Of their physiciaus that have almost
daily applications. We allow them to come, because 1t
brings us in contact with them, and opens door of
funess In darrh@a collie, vomiting, cholera, coughs,
&C., your PAIN KILLER has been my chief medicine
Yours, very truly,
TIP. CRAWFORD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

IhAve ussi tho medicine known PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, In my family, for the last
twelve months and have great pleasure In testing In
favor of it's very valuable properties would not
any account be without IT, During the exlstonee Of the
Cholera last year, used medicine of any sort but
the Pain Killer although myself and several members
my family were attacked by It severely, and happy
to say that the Pain Killer equal every emergency
1T was both preventive and certain cure. con.
slider should net be doing my duty TO the community
ana not say this much. II attacked by the
cholera today the Pain Killer should be the only remedy
would use. have thoroughly Tested IT, and know Il
can he relied on RR. BKRaINCEND,
0alena Illinois.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
Those using the Pain Killer should strictly observe

Those uslns the Pain Killer should strictly observe
the following directions
At the commencement Of the disease, takOa teaspoon
full Of Pain Killer in sugar and water, and then bAhe
freely Asross the stomach and bowels with Palm Killer.
clear.
should the diArrh0a and cramps continue repeat tha
dose Every hieen minutes In this way the dreadful
scourgs may be checked aud the patient relieved in the
course OF very few hours
NB-De and get the genuine article; and It IL
recommended by those who have used the Pain Kllle
for the Oholera that in extreme the patient take
lwo Tor n.ore) ssaspoOnful instead Of one lis2S aH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
. FSSS SfS . .
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almost every case cured with
PAIN KILLER.

From Rev. r. Teliord, Missionary In China Visiting
his home in rennsylvania.I
AsHINaToN, PEHEA, June 2b, 1866
hessn. PRRRy DAyIs s. soE, Providence, r. I.-Dear
sirs;-Durns a residence Of some ten years a mis-,
sionsry in Siam and China found your Vegetable Pain
Killer most valuable remedy for that fearful socurge
the CAolera
In administering the medicine found 1t most esetua
give teaspOonful of Pain Killer in gill of hot wate
Aweeiened with sugar. then, after about fifteen minute
begin to give tablespoonful of the mixture
minute until relief obtained. Apply hot appliea
tions the extremities. Battle the stomach with th
Pain Killer, clear. and rub thsimbs brskly. or thOs
who had the Cholera, and took the medicine faithfully
in the way stated above eight out Of ten recovered
Truly yours,
r TELFORD.
II attacked with Diarrh@s, Dysentery or cramp coi'
don't delay the use Of the PAIN KILLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

county, OF Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
aud fourth Monday iu October in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after The commencement Of the April term in
Kent. ana on the third Monday IN November.
ehe Court Of Ohancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be held in HeS Castle County on
toe third Monday in February, and first Mon
lay in September; in Kent County, on the fret
Tneaiay after tine fourth Monday in mnrch, and ,
on the fourth Monday in September iu SUSSEX
County on the first Tues lay after the seoe.nd
Monday in March. and on the irst Tue sdRy
after he third Monday in September.
Tae Mayors Court sits 10 Wilmington bn the
first Mon lay in Msroa, June, septeiaber mud
] Decembsr
| BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
| rHE SATloEAL BAEK OF DELAHAasl AT WILL
MINaToa,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market sV cts. Cupi-
al, Sll0 900 Discount days, Tuesdsys and
| Fridays.
rms FARaHR's BANK, Ar WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Third and MAJ 1ot streets. Capt.
tai, 1885, 900. Discount Gays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Tna HATIoEAL BAyK OF WILMINGTON AND
BaANDYwIaR,
Corner OF Second and Market Streets. Capt.
tal, S2OOOO0. Discount days, Mondays ana
Thursdays.
THB UsIoN NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
GOO Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
i FIRST NATIONAL BANK or wILMIsaFoS,
Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets. Cspt
Al tai, $4OO, 900. Discount days, Mondays ant
y Thursdays.
y SAVINGS BANKS.
~ wILMisGToR SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. E. corner of Eighth and Marke
streets
DBLAwARs sAvIsds BANK.
au Office COG Market street.
nd ARTISANS SAVINGS DAsK
Office 607 Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
is. DELAWARE FIRE IHsuRAHoE o'MPAur
'' Office No. COT Market street.
FARaHas' Mutual FIRg IHsUaAEos oohPARY
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
its, Office Nc. S27 Market street.
NEW CASTLE ooURTY MUTUAL INSURANCE Grin
nth COMPANY.
.oaiso Institute Building, Market stoeet, 1b'
Gus, Eighth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
STOVES AND TINWARE.
nELAwARE RANGE, nnATER AVN
~ STOVE DEPOT,
PICKELS, WEAVER & CO.,
seccRssoRs ,. rIcKRts,
Nos 4 nnd q Eant Ennrlh Strnnt


To those iuterssled in, III want Of really rsl class
COOKING RANGE, one thst will burn less coal, bake
better and cost less fer repairs thAn ANY other 10 the
certificates OF gentlemen had large exper'-
suce n such matters and well known in this eity'
wILAIHaToH, January 27th, 1895.
nv. II F. Piekels:-DRAR sIR--I have tried three diff
ferent kinds OF Kitchen Ranges before purchased the
MAsoe Range from you, which you put up In my house
the others combinei both az " utility and economy II
i work wall, and with hall Of the coal relpr
ed by either of the others Il beats in the Bcond
story very comfortable in this exceedingly cold weath
E. c. sToTsENBURu
WILMINGTON, February LIST, 1896
n y. RckeiS, Esq.-I take great pleasure in recon
mendng the hagee Range, one OF which you recently
put in for me-. think Il decided Improvement Ahy
work and with half less coal than any lIange havs
ever sen. Very respectfully,
q. II. GALLAGHER
wILMBaToN, February. 1855
Having Of hasee's Ranges in use, take grBa,
pleasure stating that II gives uverY satsfacon bakes
Welt and gives a very large supply Of hot water have
| no hesitation In recommending II 10 others.
Very respectfully,
IL F. PicKELs, ESQ.
WILMINGTON DEE.
The Range put up for me by Mr.. Pirksls works HoN
under the management Of cook who understands bel
buslness) very vel, and gives complete satisfaction
wnMIx0ToH DBL, Aug. a. 1851.
II. +. Pickles, EsQ;-DRAR sIR-The MaEee Coohn.
lAnge put dp fDr at eO French STREET gives entire
any In the Market and cheerfuy recommend Il 10 al
peissns ia want of an eeonomeAl Range.
JNo. A. DUNCAN
These only few Of the very many certificates
yiug tn the worth of the Magee kaRgs Many other
can be seen by calling al the establishment, Nos and
We would also call the attention of the people Of Wi
minSS.on Si and vicinity 70 our hAdEE HEATERS AN
STOVES, all Of which will be guaranteed to give 70 al
who use them entire satisfaction. Hu2S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

Alessrs. PERRY DAVIS & soS--Dear sIrs-Ilavng wit.
nesssd The beneficial effects Of your Pain Killer In
eral Of dysenters and cholera morbus within few
months past and deeming 1t &C, of bsnsvolanes
the suffering, would most cheerfully recommend It's
use such may be suffering fro the aforementioned
OF similar Diseases as SAFE aud BPFgcrUAL remedy
REV, EDWARD X. FULLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

81 regret to say that the Cholera has Pr'
vailed hero of late fearful extent Forlhelast thee
wueks from ton to nfiy sixty fatal each day
have besn reported sheuld add ths the Palm Killer
sent recently from the Mission House been used with
considerable during this spids II taken Ia
seA1on is generally eTectuA In checking the disease
REV. oHAs. HARDING,
Rholapore India"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

This eeriiaos that have used Ferry Davis Palm Killer
with great success in OF cholera inianlum
bowel complaint, brOushltia coughs, colds a.. and
would eheertully recommend II as valuable family
medicine. REy. JAMES 9. BOOMER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
AND PATENT STRETCHED WHOLE HIDE
AND SIDE
LEATHER BETTING,

Single and double thickness plain water proof
ed and warranted superior article All orders will be
allied 10 the entire satisfaction Of the purchaser and
the lowest market pTlees at the old stand Southeast cor
ner Of Third and Orange Streets Whining ton, Delaware
uI-Iy II. S. McCOMB,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
.CHOLE r A.
CERTAIN CURE FOR THIS DISEASE
MAY BE FOUND IN TIE USE OF
DA WIS.,
VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER.
mAsnArrAn, KAsala, Aprii II, is0a.

MANHATTAN, KAssu, April II, 1868
NGHArLRMsE waut 10 say little more
about tho Palm Killer. consider 1t very valuable
medicine, and always keep 1t on hand have travelled
good doal since have been in Kansas, and never with
out taking it with In my practice used Il freely
for this Asaio Cholera in Is4e aud with better sueces
than any other medicine als1 used 1t here for Cholera
In 1855, with tho good results. Yours truly
a. HUNTING, 81. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

His facilities for conducting the business on the most
enlarged SCALE and In the most satisfactory manner
net equAlsl by any other establishment In the State
hst his stock larger than in any between Pha
Jephia and Baltimore. He returns his thApks to his
patrons for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upOn
him and hopes by strict attention TO business merit
nd receive continuance Of their avors In his ecA
on. sep5
tIONGs OF PuAIsE--A SUPERB GIFT HOOK
- splsHdidly illustrated. at }. b. PORThRs, 409 Mar.
bet street. deel5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
LANES BRADFORD

XHroULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally. that he has
Removed to his New Store,
Nos. 4 and East Third Street, near Market,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
JACOB s. WELDIN

&.sSka REspEoTFULLY Informs the eitIEsn OF wilmin
ny ton, and the public generally that he has on hand
bat his old estAbliShsdstand, at the corner Of eKl
ENTH and KING Ss general aasortm ant Of we'll select
cd Family Gro eeres, which h will sell at the lowest
prices, and the most reasonable terms Having for
number Of years been sngAsed In the business he re
spectfully invites the pubic To call and examine hi
stock he feeling coafdsnt II wll give satisfaction.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
sU0AR, ...,.,...
coFPRR,
aIoLAssEs,

And all other articles usually ksptn Grocery Store
which he Is selling al the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Houseksepers requested TO call and examine his
stock goods. The subscriber having hseu engaged in
the g NsaTy bugness In the James Morrow for
yeas, feels confident thai by strict attention
business he will give entire satsfaetion TO all who may
augsem JAMES ~ JONES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
TEA TRADE.
deol4-ly

GROOEhLhs'
.,sGsA The subscriber Informs hlH friends and the
public generally. that he has taken the store,
sHes No. AIS Market street,
PoTmsray occupied by the late John Price and has on
hand good assortment OF