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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-09

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sInselidte aaer anberen &ibter, bic idmmtli6
serape bic entsegen9siebte Meinun9 batten.-
Sn Der Sbat, eS ipar bss Gin S6rtt beS Srn.
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Sleden auf ieiner @el6ibte 5uridlaBsn piro-
nno baber tann bel nddfer sSabl tein gutter
llnicnmann fir ibn itmmeu-uno tper eS tbut,
fam ni6t als Elm nnionmann anSeleben tper-
ben.
@eoadte fataIe @einuns entideibet, Serabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-09

pSAm 29fen SUM fno in Sapannab SO
ipciBs unn21I farbi9e SiIrscr reaiitrirt porbsu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-09
20 gsotional Repuoiation uno eines an
9emelnen Sanferotts 2SR

SSenn ea5 SoIt nicIeS Staats pcS piaa lit
ju 9IaubCn-unb c5 pInidt 10 ju hQbeu-lo Stim.
men natilr!ib bic Stimmgcbcr fir SbarSpoob
gSenn abCr nidt bam fir ben 9ieblno bes
sSeltenS s.. S8. g8iIliamS, Der iidcr a :.
sen Nspuoiation uno ju 0uniten Der g5an6sn-
batter uno SdIter bon SrilnbafS III. limb ban
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-09
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Scn nadfol9cnren Nrttcl eutlebnen mir aus
bem 2Cbauou Ocmetrat-unb eS lolte berlelbe
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fen pcrben, nbem berIelbe bcl Nuffldrung be-
jiglif auf unlere beripirrte >Nn9ele9en'
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

ARRESTED ron IAncENy--A SAD CASE. - A
young woman, the daughter of a respectable and
wealthy citizen residing near Noirslown, Pa,,
was arrested in this city, a few days ago, on the
charge Of stealing clothing and jewery In rhia-
delphia. She had come to Wilmington, some
days before her arrest, 10 visit In family of her
acquaintance. II is stated, however that during
u former visit here she had been detected In the
larceny of some money from Indy in neighbour
Ing house to that where She was staying. Shu
restored the money, but the parties at once wrote
10 her father who replied sorrowfully, thanking
them for their kindness, but stating that a his
efforts to reclaim his unfortunate daughter had
been OF no avail, md he now left her in the hands
OF the Lord.
Upon the present visit, she came to another
house, but the cool reception of her hitherto
friends could not be disguised, and she took
boarding at u hotel, where she was STAYING when
arrested for the larccnics In Philadelphia. 1t is
said the stolen goods were found In her trunk,
and identified. When about TO leave she had no
shawl of her own, and one of those that Ind been
stolen was lent her, for the ride to Philadelphia.
This is truly sad story. We carefully With
hold names, for the sake of those already snlici-
emily suffering, though innocent Of their dail-ll-
tcr's and sisters msdecds. The father is an old
man. with nnblcnshcd reputation, standing high
In the Presbyterian church in his ncghboihood.
| The daughter was a fine looking, and brilliant
girl, whose love for show and display probably
led her into wrong doing,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
0rapfllers' 8uide.

fIlst sse. Mi faaHe5N AND BAIrIMoRE
Wxlr R0hD TIME TALE.
COMM ENCiNG MONDAY, sEPTEM Der, s0th. 1867.
sSiS WASHINGTON AVENUE, ~ follows.
@AY-MAii- TRAIN AZ $50 A, ~, Sundays cxcel'-
s a n ~S ss 4 Ra III s az wilmington s
~ ,l -, ai,l int.rmediate stations a.,
NrhnN fhAiN 4 1901. l2oo NJ; Sundays e1eep
EXPRESS ritAIN at $40 P. NJ Sundays except
n ',iiiltotr and, Washington, stopping at Ches.
Ct Ns s% TS tyon so %ST Ea. ehs Msw
o.u, iefryville iavre.de..Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
man's, lti.'rwutd, Magnolia, Chasc's and scmmer's
NIGHT EXPRESS at i1.oO P. NJ, tDaily) for Bsti-
more AMI Washington, Connects ut Wilmington
Saturday excepted with Delaware Railroad Line
stopping nj New Castle, Middlctown, Clayton, Dover
darlington, salisbury, Princess Anne and con-
,cclins etlsield with Boat for Fortress Monroe
&nrin,k Portsmouth aud the South.
.laor,s ~ >,rt,ls, viii take the 1900 IL Tam
" trslrd vi take li,O0 T. N; Train.
H}l MiNGTUN TRAINS.
s'sr,iul al i'fii,,ns hetween Philadelphia ana
Wilmington:
Leave rhilahelrha At LEO, 100000 and ii.N
DgMWNse liailsu,i ~ Milford and intermediate Il T.
'eps 'Ile d.oo +. NJ. l,ain runs TO New Castle
teaw WillAln a. II 100 and 500 A. NJ, 10
TnRoItil 'fi;uNs FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 70 10 A. NJ, 1880 6.2o and
.
CHESTER FUR PHILADELPHIA.
Love Chester At I ~ SIl aud Ills A. NJ, LIB,
81 ! - aid li.ii Y. NJ,
tiic,M rAiliAuRf 10 PHILADELPHIA
ieuvr haitlinuir Al T.2a A. NJ, Way Mail a.a5 A.
NJ, ENplets 2.la N. Express d.a5 7. II. Express
Sah T.. N, Express.
From baltimore 70 fat Deposit and intermediate
stations At 5nn u VI.
Accommodation III ain rom Port Deposit will leave
rertyylle ut ., a. Nj, for baltimore and intcrmc-
diaie STATIONS.
Trains or iitt moe leave Chester ut DIP a. Nj,
and 4. 0s T.. NJ
Trains for baltimore leave Wilmington NJ 1000 A.
NJ, and 40 +. II.
Freight train with Passenger Car attached will
lraye Wilmington for Pcrryyile and intermediate
stations 1T ia +. VI,
SUNDAY i'lAiN FROM BALTIMORE.
te..r baltimore ~ SIS L. NJ, stopping at llavre
tiuifart, feryvc aWl Wilmington Also stops at
Nuiiil-East, i.,n and Ncwark 10 take passengers
ioT hiiad, lpa, aid leave passengers from Washing
ion BaliiItQe3 md At Chester to leave passengers
iuit. Ealiinntt ~ Washington.
II =. KINNEY, Superintendent.
III Lfgss.s 81 u IA w A isE RAIL-
&; u |, ..i as:....s.lls ROAD LINE.
tHiNEE or HOURS
y ANE AFrEli MONDAY, JULY sth 1861
PiSse 81 lr"ha Will run as follows until nrihci
LII
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
Installation of Rev. MIR. shaw,

Inc installation of the Rev. c. y. Sr,w. nj
Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church. Of
this city, took place Wednesday evening in INC
presence of n large audience
After singing by the choir, Rev. Nr. Sco6e1
,e"e !. portion oil scripture. After singing again
"eN. -ni' Niatthouse OF Elkton, delivered "A pray
err Aiter which the Moderator OF the Delaware
ffesbytery, who presided, in few remarks intro.
dueed Rev DIR. Sheppard, Of Philadelphia. who
preached the sermon usual on such occasions
rev. WIN. Aikman, Of the Hanover Prcsbv-
terrain church. In this city asked the usual oucs,i,ns
oil the pastor and people, and formally declared
the pastor and people united lie then delivered
INC charge to the congregation Aiicr singing Inv
Tue choir, nnd prayer by Rev. Il. ii. Webb Of
'iasgow the meeting was dismissed with tLc
benediction by Rev. Thos. Shaw.
After the meeting adjourned the Moderator
stated That all the heads of families and others
VINO wished to might come M 10 tile pulpit ma
shake hands with the pastor Welcoming him n
the church -
IMMIGRATION 70 DELAWARE There Is sill j,
large number Of Northern men co,nin,, ~. ~,
State and buying land. The yieinitv 20 u;,e..,
monopoHcs Il large per ccntagc Of Tho ,,,,.i,....
lion. we are informed by DIR. Davidson ,,',
the firm of Harris & Co., Peal Estate Anew,
that they have made a large number of salrs ~
Gently to parties from the North principany
New Workers. We mention few of the ,ars
near Milford,
Mr' Jas woodruff 5 farm Of 100 acres to Col
W. Noics OF New York City, for 81. 0Oe. Mr..
80 i'iaey larin o. 6i acres to Hiram Smell of
NJ g.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

SOMETHING FURTHER ARorr WuMlyGroN.-
we make 1t pointto pickup items from news.
papers abroad whenever they refer to our VIII
minstoE mechanics and their work. In a recent
number OF the Boston d3rerti.er is letter from
Mr.. Doane, late Chief Engineer of the great
hoosac tunnel, In the course Of his letter he re-
iers 10 controversy concerning the necessity for
buyins new steam pumps, one Of his official act )
having been to order two new ones Of j. Morton
Poole 4 Co., Of this city. Concerning them he
said g.
:" The Wilmington pumps would moi wcar out
dnring the time it will be necessary 10 pump wa
Ter at the west shaft, were ii 20 years, and instead
Of shortly becoming nobetter than 80 much old
IRON they could be sold at probably half their
cost when done with, as tAeg "a, NJ standard
paa,liqg ea9iaes qt'the narll
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

SAD ENTHUSIASTICALLY afternoon sad uc-
cidcnt occurred at L. II A. Belts tool works,
George Walker, little boy OF about . years Of
age, son of Mr.. John Walker, went into the
works and in playing around got caught in a
planning machine, which tore and mangled his right
arm in a terrible manner and tore oil Two fingers
OF his left hand Tie little fellow WAS carried 10
thc residence of his father, corner of Jackson
and Chestnut streets, and DR.. Draper called in.
lhe Doctor found it necessary to amputatc the
arm at the shoulder. The boy slept last nigh,
after the operation and is said 10 be dom. well.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

NARROW EscApE.--saturday week as Mrs. ).
Enos was coming to Middletown in her carriage
thc wheel came of, and the horse taking fright
ran away. When near the town he jumped the
fence by the roadside, breaking loose from the
vehicle Mrs. Enos was pulled out over the
dasher, but fortunately sustained no serious IN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

As relief, ever ready MS killcrofIuin, taken in.
wafaly o. 0ltwadly applied, las No 81 nal. For lie
tons sladins, B,inSes, dc, 1t Is nnequallod II Il
alsi ina'i ellraeipna, taken inwardly in the cure III
cholera, ramps and Pains Ia the nmleh, pitrr
hna, d sentery. Cholera Mlrbu5, Cholerl lnf,ntnm
&c. ahf Is without exception tho most wondrrfi
faheael the woil affords. No FAMILY should h.
with NJ il. Every TRAVELLERS by lnd aud s,u
shanli iiSr bottle. MINERS and FARM! II ~.
sitting AZ u distance from Ply sei,ls shrgll keep II
Gnfiaitiy On h2nl. IL case Of Accident, md iud-
Dr. y, esiimaed- Inquire for Maldr ~ MES INDIAN
LiNiMENI, and take no nlher, l'rice 30 Cclt- ltr
BARNES y CO.. y Park Row. n T.; Gilr & Robin.
sou ls6 Greenwich # N. vi +. Z, Wells X Go. ia1
Fulton st., \ "; thas. n. Crttcrtcn, s. 9th Av
world. Nuir genuine unless slrlied by .lUin Tibs.
Lane, and eoauot.isncd BY j. 7, ZANE, & co,
PFaptintors, i6i Btosdwis, n. y, - seed far
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17


were read and referred as follows or Il. A a.
Belts ana others to have New Port pike graded
anu inc grade lowered TO that Of tile streets. Of
y Z. Moore and others to have new avenue com
p'eieu from 'tli street to id street bridge OF
Jaincs Bradford and others for fire plug At an
ana Adams SIS. OF +. barry and Others 10 INV.
an street between Madison and Adams. graded
paved and cuthcd. Of I. McSwerney ond others
Tor Crossings on 9TH street at Madison and nj
Adams. vi James Murdoch and 3thcrs for n
lamp at 9TH and Adams OF ---- for Nh. nv.
me OF side walk on North side Of Third street
between West and Washington. OF i. ljrin.r-
hurst for the opening Of lltl street from Wash
lhstoh street TO Delaware avenue. OF George II,
ilhaail Tor extension OF water pipes in Lombard
street, OF !" Armstrong and others for lamp at
2 u. NorHer oi Newport road and Reed street
OF Il. Il A. Belts and Other. II, h,vo N,,.,,.I..
Road curbcd and paved. or 4. K a. Bets st.t
lng that the gas company were extending ,b.ir
pipes out Newport Road nearly TO I'm, citv III.
and asking that the old lamps he renl.ccd WIN
gas lamps and Others also erected of p;o,ana
Rowe and Others for tic imnrovcman, ~ r;.,,
wood street
\ communication was read from Jamcs u p,io.
x GO. complaining Of the damage heinz donc IL.
the water from the streets to the race bank olove
old Kings road, and stating that they would hold
the city responsible.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17


LITERARY SoclEri OgGAxIZED. meeting
TO organize :" The Literary Society Of tile VIII
minston Institute, on Saturday evening adopted
that title. The bylaws and Order of Busiuc4,
reported by the Committee were further ADOPTED
with some amendment. The literary exercises.
each evening, will consist of an essay. Il rceita-
ton or reading, and discussion.
The following gentlemen were elected officers !;
President, VIM. Aikman 1st Vice President,
Howard NJ. Jenkins; I'd V. Pres, Prof Vim. \.
Reynolds; Secretary, Joseph l.. Killsorc
The next meeting will be held on Tuesday even
Ing, oct. %. The question TO be discussed is:
: Resotfed, That Representative III Congress
is bound by the will OF his constituents. The two
leading disputants are Richard Harrington, Esq.
and Prof. Reynolds. After their addresses, the
subject will he open for general discussion
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

PRorosALs FOR THE RAiLnoAp.--The engi-
ieer in charge Of the surveys ior the Wilmington
& Reading Railroad, N. ?. Hobart, Esq, adver-
tises in the COMMERCIAL for the reception of pro-
posals to construct the road, throughout its en-
tire length. Specifications and further iniorna-
ton can be obtained from him at Coatcsyilc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

fiiE khsr Co. Il. Il. Elsewhere we publish
INC proceedings Of meeting held at Head Of
sassa'ras TO cause the Kent Co. Railroad 10 bc
run to Mlddlctown instead of Townsend. The
committee appointed by the meeting to wait IN
ON President llincklcy, viz: j. b. Fenimore al
Middlctown, II. W. Cochran, Of Warwick. and
DR.. W. c. Perkins, Of Sassafus, had confer
ence with that gentleman in Philadelphia. on
Monday, and Dr. Perkins reports to II gentleman
OF this town that their object was fully accom-
plished. They expect to terminate the road III
Middletown, the action Of our Legislature AID
Sam. Townsend (and the turntablp) notwithsiaud-
ing. The extra amount required to llui the road
to Middlctown, 100000, has been subscribed by
the friends of the route, and the right OF way
will be gwen by many Of the landowners. We
believe the greatest good to the greatest number
would result from the Middletown route, and we
1imes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

JUNCTION AND BnEAKwArER II. 1--WE regret
to hear that not quite as rapid progress is being
made in constructing this road as was anticipa-
ted and that it will probably not be completed to
Georgetown as soon as was hoped for. We hope
the work will not be allowed to drag. The rails
are laid to within six miles of Georgetown.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION Smyrna
Times says the colling of County Educational
Convention is urged in that neighborhood. BY
all means let 1t be held, there is sufficient time
to hold county convention in each county If
desired, and this would probably infusc more life
into the State convention. A county convention
isprovided for by law in this county, and used to
meet regularly; let il be res,rrected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
LOCAL NEWS.

SALE OF REAL EsrArE.LJames 9. jackson
has sold a portion Of his farm in Mill Creek Hun
dred. containing 80 acrcs with fair bnilding' to
T,,,,,a, f,re,I,ieu. for 4, 900,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

The BuAEp or TRADE.-The Directors Of thr
Board Of Trade met Friday evening, nine out Of
Tue thirteen Directors present-abscnt. Messrs.
Bush Moore, Lobdcll, and Kennard.
Edward Belts was elected President. i II
Head, Vice President and james Bradford.
Treasurer.
Committees were appointed 10 select pcrina-
heht secretary to procure room for regular
meetings, and to prepare Bylaws
The subject Of holding an Industrial Fair in
wilmington rs proposed and urged by The Cow.
MEnelA, received considerable discussion. and
appeared to be unanimously approved, but it wa,
the general opinion that sufficient time did not
remain this autumn to make such nm exhibition
as should be held. II was therefore, iniormollv
agreed to postpone the matter for the present.
with tile intention Of taking it up in the spring.
The Board adjourned To meet on Tuesday even
ing, to hear the reports Of the Committees
There was an evident energy and purpose to 90
To work manifested, which is most encouraging.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
ia ,F@..:as.g NEW ROUTE
~ .4s..s''''-;..lLls,, M riip

Iva ta.4..: NEW ROUTE
- X - ss1,, 1IE
SOUTH AND SOUTlIW EST,
Sieanbnnt Train Of delaware Rail liead line
leaves Wilmington taii} ,Suntays cxceped,) atf2 so
A. NJ. connecting wi,l lie tHo Steamers
City of Norfolk nni Indy of the Luke.
For Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. Al Portsmouth
pissensefs nakr clnti. connection with trains ni
Se'lbpgd AMI iinanuke aailruad for Weldon Raleigh
thAiIoe, Wilmington, CharlGstnu Savannah, and
all So'IIheH Points. Returning, boats leave Ports
noa,h NJ " a. ~, saturdays eXcepied,l on arrival
af Tie Southern trains passengers leave Crsiicd ii
900 T.. Maud arrive at Wilmington at 11ij 7. NJ
FREIGHT CONNECTIONS are made not only nj
Portsmouth. with S,shnatl and Roanoke Rail Road,
but II Norfolk, With an nmhrokri RR. line, reaching
the Mississiliii Al Memphis and whose cunXecting
linos reach III paints in tlc Southwest.
L. q SEWALL,
LEES Siut Del Il. k Lin
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

HoRsE SroLES.-Edward Il. Bradford, ESD,
had u valuable mare stolen from the stable in the
rear Of his residence on Delaware Avenue, Friday
night. 1t is supposed the bold theft was commit
ted carly in the evening, as the oats placed in her
trough had not been eaten. A saddle and bride
were also missing, which Were doubtless taken
| with fhp mnrp
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

0rTRAGEs Az lNwFs.--'fhc violent and inioler-
mt spirit of disreputable porlcn of the popua-
ton OF I.cwcs against the a ors In that town Of
the Delaware Educational Association, has mani
tested Itself Ii assaults upon the teacher Of the
colorcd school, Mr.. Dupny. On Monday tytn-
Ing, gang of rufllans followed and stoned him
lie was further ordered to leave the town by
Wednesday or be tarrcd and icathercd. lie his,
however, no intention of leaving his post. The
respectable citizens of Lcwes are interesting
themselves TO preserve the rule Of law and order
-ThHrStl,iq'S CoD,mrycitG
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

PollrIcAL RAILRoAp.-One of the resolutions
passed at the recent railroad meetngat sassairis,
Kent county, Md, was
Resoired, That the procetdingsol The meeting
be sent to the Cecil Democrn, Kent .N,gs and
D.hmde Gd:eHe, with request that they give
the proceedings place in their columns.
As all these papers arc strongly democratic the
question naturally arises is this to be democrat
ic railroad, intend only to carry democratic pas
sengers and freight. Ifso, We presume the lat
ter will consist principally Of whiskey.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
Paints for Farmers AID Others.

The GfaIIOn Mlhbrll iant UODpany
Alc nov manufacturing e lest, t atcst and ms,
Dnfihlr Paint IN use lso Goats %til pat Hii miS.l
with pure lincccd OIL will las i0u u years f. Is
Of a lt..h, brown or btulilin ttNcair rolcr, ard can
be chan5cd 10 green, legtl, st'tr, olive, " dri'i
tn suit ths iasteot e conai'a1r. II Is aila'' "a
lloupr Ealnt. Fauets Attic ltlr#l latpctf,
ralra9s and uAr-nakers. Wp4tieil5An {, ran.
vas M,t.l and Shinse Roof, i hiu- file md
WAiGl y Ulll. BitE,., Bhial eAes, tsHil Boat,
Ships ,ht S..iVs' Bottoms Finer nil II ~, tono
Manufacturer having used 5000 his. he int-i arY
and Is u paint for amy pl.rinse Z nstt passed for
body, lNtdhlliiy, ,ls'lti;y. aad q vrlp5s, pfee
ID TER h,., 100 ~, Nhic'i Will s9ppiy ifmef
l,F yslis o CONC. Wsrfai'r IN ~ cis.s ~ ahu,o
>end for eirta4f, wllc!i gives lld mtli5Hllis.
Nnse genuine nnlr-> branded Ii, ty3te mark ,;raf
ton Mineral Paint. Address nN%i&t RinNi IL.
Prnltient 81 Pearl 81. hes. iae.. 4 ents Mantrd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

EtlTdcf y q Lftier t0N NlloN Solomon N0thachiM.
Pans, stl, April 1861, % Rue Family ST. IIonore
Will You he Kind trough TO lave forwarded I ! me
h re- .hl BEETLES of your lndin Linimcnt; if you wll
send ~ the same time the account. | will forward
you The amount through Messrs. Belmont Il Co,
New York
Baron solomon Rothschill having recommended to
many Of his friends Major LANES LINlMEST, aud
they being desirous to procure 1t, lie should advise
him to establish DEPOT In Paris.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
company 1884 damages. The award was re-

company 1884 damages. The award was re-
jected.
On motion of Mr.. Punkett the Committee on
Opening Streets was instructed TO inquire how
long the street has been open to the public, and
also whether the he'd of the street was ever deed
ed to the R. R. Company
oRpRRs DRAWN.
In the course of the evening orders were direct
cd to DO drawn as follows tin favor Of David
Wilson for overcbsrgc, sl.s6; VIM. Forrest for
tax enormously nnid, w. w, Lobdcll for
tax overpaid, s1.5o d. I. Hawkins collected on
acct, 800; A. Pritchard, Superintendent of
Water Works, $500: Levi II. Springer on acct.
of streets, S275; Geo. Il W. Simmons on acct,
5000; John I. Hyatt, 1910; Police Prison Keep
CIR and Fire Watch for one months salary, s. d.
Smith, Receiver, on acct. 800.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
WE STILL LIVEI Don't Don't e

eed by lmposturs "patcnt- oist iron or machine
''sicncil tools" Send for our lew catalogue of IN
PROVED - ENtIT. u f.@, % varieties all Of sic l.
carefully ilniAlci and tenn tral
5. NJ. SPENCER Is CO., Bratlleboro Vt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
TO own ousromEns

We take pleasure in announcing to Dealers IN n
tlizera and the Agricultural public that va ha.
manufacture Of our RAW BONE PHOsPII a ,9r The
an extent unequnlled ly any other Iuuse in ~, y 70
teh states or Europe These acilitie- no, m,, I'D
Guide the enhancement or onr old eslnblisiea ,y ~
" misunderstanding known us the DELAWARE pMHWnik,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS I'M my tR
lhc purchase ofextcnsye and well stocked ,v"r ako
&C., to conduct the business. This esiahlisyh,ears
alone has produced annually over 5000 TONS az a,
Hones and Meat and Ia capable of being lapaonr ed
conduct these two concerns so that mr. cus, mn TO
will derive practical benefit from their ccnusom,ers
ton, In obtaining a MANURE which sSoi o 1l!
Get possible price. " 'ne low
BAUGH & SONS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

SHARP PRAcrcE.-A fellow stepped into one
Of our Market street stores few evenings ago
and asked to see some pocket-knves. The store
Keeper politely showed his stock and tic custom.
er examined 1t. One box had no knives in il but
had one Topped on the outside as sample. This
rather took the mans fancy, but he couclu-
aea not to buy any just then and walked OIL
shortly afterwards in looking over his stock the
storekeeper found old knife with nearly all lis
blades broken out looped on the box and the new
one gone. As the man who made the mistake
was stranger is not likely that it will be rec
tilted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17

THE PEACH TnApE.-1G5,00O baskets Of peach
es were shipped from Clayton Station, Delaware
Railroad, this year. 10000 baskets were shipped
by water from the landings on Smyrna Creek.
From Middctown 100000 baskets were forward