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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22
CAMP MEETINGS.


From Special Correspondents
isei dJoHNsoN's WOODS CAsir, Aug. 10.
We found this camp located seven miles from
Wilmington, on the Concord pike, and easy Of
access to tho people of our city. The grounds
are most beautifully located, rejecting great cred
It on the committee who selected this place for 0
camp. .et !! .tNpd ts1 tie .tni h-i
The stand is erected beneath an arbor formed
by nature giant oaks, with which the enclosure
Is thlckly surrouudcd, and here, protected from
the scorching rays Of the summer sun the woi.
Shipping multitude Is seated. The arrangements
for seating the audience are very complete, and
the tents which form circle around the seats orc
all within easy range Of the preachers voice.
The stand md the preachers tent adjoining It,
are fitted up in tile most comfortable and convent
ant manner. Near to the camp Is plentiful sup
ply of pure and wholesome water. This, by the
why, is'a point to which thosc choosing locations
for camps do not always pay sufficient attention.
There are now between 20 and 100 tents In the
camp, and It appears that others are about 10 BIZ
erected, There Is on an average from five to ST,
persons in each tent and II is probable TINT the
transient visitors equal IN numbers those staying
In the camp. giving us a Christian population OF
nearly 1000 souls. " t.,a.A1 ~ ,ea egs .'g
The boarding tents, so indispensable on such
occasions, are as / am informed ample. Youi
correspondent found this oil that under the cir.
cnmstanccs he could wish for. There has as YET
been no disorder, and the camp has not been an.
noyed by Intoxicated visitors. 'a' -i'a' t
The religious services commenced on Tuesday
and the first sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.
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III The place to 80 II you want boots and shoes
that will wear IS Nicholson 8 Foulks, No. liz West
Second street, Wilmington Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe or fancy pump to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered IL almost infinite and
who wish to buy can fail to- be suited. while to get
shoes for your children. Remember the place. 10a
Wet Second street, Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

The DELAWARE TRIBUNE, our weekly paper,
meets with unexampled success in the lower por-
ton of our State, and awakens popular enthusi-
asm to very gratifying extent ALI our letters
containing rcmittnnces contain also words of
cheer and encouragement. We extract the fol-
lowing from letter containing remittance from
subscriber in Smyrna. He says -" 1t is just the
paper we want down here. will urge subscrip-
ton wherever CAM
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Delaware Farms.

NoRTHEN MEN, visiting Delaware in pursut of
LIN Farms, should call on III '7IIt1 III Tliy
III ANDERSON &c DAVIDSON,
Rt.ioh Z Milford, Delacafe. ,iaiia1 Yu.l
One hundred excellent properties for sale at from
ten to one hundred dollars per acre. according 10 i'm
provements and location. N if t-Faf
re- We sell at the owners prices. This IL an inn
portant feature and should not be overlooked bypr-
chasers. IyG-tf
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TnASks.-S. J. A. will accept our thanks for
his communication. The items to which 1t re-
lates were already in type, but his letter has en-
abled us 10 make them more full and correct.
We hope to hear from him again.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

DEATH OF WE'LL KNOWN CITIzRS.--Mr. John
l.. Russell, grocer at the corner of Front and
Market streets, died this morning. Mr. Russell
had been sick With the typhoid fever for several
weeks and was recovering, last week being able
to walk about, but he suffered relapse which
has resulted In his deccase.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

suprosED sHIrwREoK. Is reported that the
schooner Thomas NJ. Rodney, Capt. Still, owned
by DIR. Wm. Marshall and II. w. McColley, Of
this town, ran into wrecked steamer some
where on the coast of New Jersey and sunk.
The family of Capt. Still, and also his sons
ialnily were on board at the time. All on board
are said to be lost.-Snsser drsus.
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. ''"9i4 Financial Quotations.,
Furnished to us by JorN M CLEAR q Son, Bankers
b Mor nj Ip,inu nj
Sprriai Nutirss.
--------s
yxistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry.

'l Wisfar's Balsani Of wild Cherry.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, whoop-
ing Cough Quinsy, and the numerous as well as dan
gerous diseases Of the Throat Chest and Lungs pre-
vail in our changeable climate at all seasons Of the
year few fortunate enough to escape their bane
full influence. How important then to have at hand
certain antidote to all these complaints. Fxper-
ience proves that this exists in wstars Balsam to
extent not found in any other remedy; however Sc
we're the suffering the application of this soothing
healing and wonderful Balsam at once ysnquishcs the
diseases and restores the sufferer to wonted health
ssf1i u.s. ne MIR. JOHN BUNTo, i7s 5'li
OF Baldwin. Chemung Comfy, N. Y.-writes;
II was urged br a neighbor to get ono bottle Of
the Balsam for my wife, being assured by him that
in case 1t did not produce good effects, he would pay
for the bottle himsek On the strength Of such prac
tical evidence Its merits, procured bottle. My
wife at this time was so low with what physicians
termod SEATED CoNsuHPrIoN as to he unable to raise
herself nom the bed coughing constantly and rails
ing more or less blood. commenced giving the
Balsam as directed, and was 80 much pleased with
Its operation that obtained another bottle and con
tinued giving It. Before this bottle was entirely
used, she ceased coughing and was strong enough to
sit up. The nth bottle entirely Restored her to
Health doing that which several Physicians had tried
to do but had failed" as Fly ~.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & SON, IL fremont
street. Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
IL -
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peach festival has been pr mptly taken and we
are informed that the Grace Mission Church and
Sunday School will shortly hold such festival In
the CITY Hail.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

T., Jr., 8 IA 10 II 5 10 IS 1915
A. I'd nine, 6 Z 2 9 2 1 OBS
Umpire, E. Reybold, Atlas B. B. c.. Scorer, S.
Black, Tammany, Jr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22
MIR. JOHN BUNTo,
Acrostfc.

4i tl w lAA ftAt AcrOsftc. lNa lEtfANLAt tA3M
/ g entity It penetrntes through every pore, Al4t
r elieying sufferers from each angry sore;
A Il wounds It heals with certainty and speed :
t.ts, Blr,is from Inflammation soon are freed;
kins lose each stain, and the Complications clear /
such GssGss every Tyy. one ah0uldbuy
l ct those who doubt q singls boa but ty,-- l'i
V erily, then its true deserts 'twould have 5.
Z ven unbelieyers would laud GKAoE's SALIVA!
sE- A Blue SKY, behold 1t just after 1t has been
rnsed by the rain, when the sun apparently hangs
blemish upon Its Beauties does 1t not then lock as
though contentment reigned supremacy there View
asleep. when the day wind has folded in 4 valley Of
repose, when the zepbyrs dsdan to disturb the
dew drops that hangs upon the flower, when the
ing from behind the deep blue curtain Of night-ah
View 1t then and say If 1t does not appear like
TO e IN bS
there is charm in the deep dark blue Of the ocean
syf sas e awake esc ea fsn and ans
gga sps Which makes home happy drives away
makes the soft answer which turneth away wrath
AID uttcrs those kind words which is sweeter to the
heart than honeycoinh and gently persuasive leads
all gentlemen and ladies' to purchase their boots and
shoes OF that elegant and cosy establishment OF Fani
gems, eth and Market street, sayille Building, where
can be found goods Of every kind and description
fB The Fo1ider OIL the Age.-The greatest curiosity
and fact of the age IL the steamship Great Eastern
II ahe pays She is equal to any three Of the old ogy
''seven wonders Of The world" The great wall of
China would scarcc be competent railing for her
decks; the Tower Of Babel wenld be inadequate for
her maninnst, and the Colossus of Rhodes would
hardly answer for her cabin boy. With her rails AL
spread to spanking breeze and full head OF steam
on, she could nconiineny rnn down every craft OF II
feet equal to the famed Spanish Armada as easily
ferry boat could collection Of egg shells. With q
full compliment of passengers and crew she carries
population equal to that OF hall-a-dozen thriving vii
ages In fact, when fairly aoat, she may be consid
cred irst-cass village with all the modern improve
ments. And she Is coming to New York--we hope.
She easily lie ut wharf fn the upper psrt Of The
city. Her Owncrs wish 10 make money by exhibiting
her 10 the inhabitants OF this continent. We would
like her to stay In our country long enough for JONI
ATTAIN to shsw them the science and ingenuity Of
conntrymcn in producing powder, machinery, Agri,
cultural Implements and countless other things. and
| tn shaw them them TINT fame as well as genius has
case her nlsnte around our people, Fame as well as
genius are supposed to be powers Of art; powers that
iO precep can teach and which life Of Industry OF
ten tails to acquire but which is daily exenplided 10
the ely. ant boots and shoes made and sold by III mi
.rn, ~ md aarket street, saville Building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

APowxHrUr. RivAI---There 10 anew patent Sewing
Machine, (called the Star shuttle) manufactured In
Cleveland, Ohio, by W. @. Wilson q Co., md sold fsr
Twenty Dollars that makes the Lock Stitch similar
to Wheeler g Wilson, and other frat-class machines
The manufacturers claim that It is equal In size finish
and workmanship, to any other first class machine,
beside being able to do the same range Of work.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

@Cn00 AGENTS WANTED 500, 90 Male
IzUQU and Female, te Introduce our NEW
PATENT. STAR 6HDTfLE SEWING MACHINE.
II is adapted for family and Tailoring 1t makes
q stitch alike on both sides. Price only TWENTY
DOLLARS. Extraordinary Inducements to Agents.
'-'''Hi - DUMoNT o WILSON,
Y..,5z. "a -7l G80 ARCH street,
jels-1md&2mw Philadelphia, Pa.
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1867, sTHIRTY-sEcoND ANNUAL 1867,
EXHIBITION
iiei 80 s'1yA or THE
Agriculture Society
oFNEw CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE
VIII he Held at Wilmington, Delaware
'a.Gil ON SEPTEMBER 10th and I1th.

THE GROUNDS are beautifully located !; contain
about % acres are near the city limits and within
nve minutes walk Or tile Horse Railway. by which
and Omnibuses, passengers can lie conveyed from
timore Railroad 10 the Grounds, on which Is OF
THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENT
Garden, Dairy, Flowers, Fancy Articles, Mpnufac
EXHIBiToRs WILL FIND AMPLE AocoMMo-
DATIoNS for Stock and all articles exhibited.
PREMIUMS OFFERED $4,000.
IN THE LADIES DEPARTMENT. Nr
'"i OVEN 400 PREMIUMS,
IN Anrro1Hs or sIIyEawARE
THE LADIES are especially invited to become ex-
NUMBER Of CoNTRIBnToRs to this Department;
the clubs DIAMOND STATE OF Wilmington, and
The Grounds will be open on Monday, the 9th, for
the reception and entry Of Stock and articles for
exniDllon. ,E .l 49, H. A..
ground and entered before 70 otock A. Tues
day, the 10th. t-i- ~ ,stil fIf 5555isa = q
fH-- Ali entries must be made in writing, stating
II nea', or horse stock the name, age, and color.
All stock must be entered In the name of the own
Fruits, Flowers Vegetables, Fancy Articles. &c,
must have been grown made or worked by the COM
pettors Exhibitors requested to take charge Of
their Goods at the cose Of the exhibition and attend
Hay, Straw and Water win be furnished to the
stock on exhibition, free Of charge and oats at mar
sSSh NSH' sy
re ali diligence e insure lie safety Of all stock aud
articles ON exhibition, but in no instance will they
become Responsible for any loss or damage that may
occur. The Committees are particularly requested
to report at the Presidents office on Tuesday. the
10th, at 1o!S O'clock, o. NJ, when they VIII be fur
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

A LAUREL subscriber sent US two dollars to pay
for the TsrBusE but did not send his name. We
will acknowledge the receipt of the money MS
soon rs we learn from whom 1t came Nili9
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

Exhibition of Horses. 3s. |
Liberal Premiums will be offered for Trials OF
Speed. ll=S 57.l. = & Il sslsats
TIE LADIES are especially invited TO contribute
to their Department and compete for the very hand
some and liberal premiums ofered and to interest
themselves in this part Of the Exhibition.
The attention OF the Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit
Growers Florists, and Others ID called to the fact
that this is to be exclusively an Agricultural and
icied to become contributors, and make the exhibit
notwithstanding and attractive
ri me- I -ilts5f PADDOCK TOWNSEND, President.
DIR. ROBERT McCABE Secretary, Wilmington,
Del. aug22 df&w
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rka5 ,N 100000 tl 4-.a1
P E A C H IT r E E S
ofthe Newest and best varieties for Fall Sales 1867
Pear, pple, Cherry, Plum and Dwarf
.as@ r Pear Trees, ,5cs l.l
Grapes, GoossJeyrfss, Curidits RaspJe,'ries,
Biackterries, StrarJey,ies, &C.,
OF CHOICE VARIETIES,
Usage ORANGE QUICKS.
In large and small quantities.
EvERGREENs, BALsAM FIR,
NORWAY SPRUCE, ARBoR WIFE.
For price or particulars, please address a. ..,
NJ, IN. A. IL, Carey,
ie1a.lyw A.. CAMDEN. DEL.
eAsen TO OUR CUsTO nj e RS. s!
We take pleasure in announcing TO Dealers In Fer
tilizers and the Agricultural public, that we hayo
within the past increased our FACILITIES for the
manufacture Of our RIA W BONE PHOSPH ATE, 4,
ted States or Europe These facilities not only in
clude the enlargement of old established works
IN Philadelphia, known as the DELAWARE RIVER
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, but also
the purchase OF extensive and well stocked works at
Chicago, Ill., with all the necessary machinery
alone has produced annually over 5000 tons OF dried
Bones and Meat and il capable of being largely ill.,
creased We desire. by the closest supervision, to
conduct these two concerns so that onr customers
ton. in obtaining a MANURE which shall main
tain standard and uniform quality and at the low
'simDI ssaYs. BAUGH g. SONS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

-,'lla A G A ID Il MI r.,
DELAWARE CITY. i D,u.
tion will begin ID. Wy on MONDAY, September I'd
1861. No change in terms. 49, sl .iIllisiaa- t'
Tuition, &C., in Primary Department, S 80
- F" - Intermediate 81 80
A.. I. g :. Academic y" $50
1" !" " Music Piano)" 10 90
Latin, S3 90; Greek and French, IS 90.
rF- Room for six young boys in the Principals
i VI n L. r. BAUGHER Principal,
augS-3mw =. .s....lfi Delaware City, Del.
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Washington.

The names of eminent Speakers who will
address the Convention will be announced
hereafter, t.n.n H4es 81
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ierm @ a r. EY,s
Maple Grove Nurseries,

us M AL L FRUIT FARM, fr
itaiga liiaa ses NEAR oi Mf4NN4 hi
CAMD EN-, DEL. NHMi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

fH One Of the most useful and necessary articles
we have seen for long time Is the Aldrich Ladder
on exhibition by the agent, Mr. Smith, at the Town
Hall 1t n an indispensable article for fruit dealers.
and In fact for every household. Call and zee the
proprietor at the Delaware House, and the ladder
for yourselves. State county rights for sale cheap.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

SuDscRlnEss having received bills for the TRl-
,pusE will coulter favor by fprwardin. the money
by mail. The publishers need money to keep che
machine running effectively and keep the stand
ard Of excellence In our paper 91F =!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

UNIQUE CONSIGNMENT "A grocery and
commission firm Of this city, received yesterday
per railroad, box, which. on opening, was
found to contain IL whole family of cats-thc
Thomas, Pus> his wife, and litter OF fine
kittens ''-Aler. Gazette.
We arc glad to see the trade Of the old town
branching ont into new lines. II some of your
merchants wish to give it another variation
and take in dogs. we can promise you an ample
supply from Leesburg We have i'll this town
about five hundred, more or less, to sparc-the
smartcst dogs in the country-up to all the
tricks and arts OF dog learnine-so learned
that they have forgotten how to sleep, and they
consequently make the nights musical, I've
won say with what kind of music,) from tho
hour when sleep begins 20 steal oyer us, unit
early morn. Shall we send you hundred
boxes containing FIVE each Let us know
Cats we have none to spare -Leesburg Wash
lnqt0niGn
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

AME-From present indications, game
this fall promises to be unusually abundant in
this section Of the State. Sora and reed birds
now abound in the swsmps, and though not
yet in prime eating order, soon will be, as the
crop of wild oats is understood to be exceeding
ly prolific. Squirrels in considerable numbers
have already made their appearance 10 market,
and the woods are reported to be filled with
them, The like of young sold hares, y it is
said, was never before seen, there being scarce
iy clunp Of bushes in any of the adjacent
counties, in which three or four cannot, at any
time be bounced, and to see them jumping
across the tracks of the railroads leading into
this city, just ahead of the locomotives, occa-
slons no surprise, as such an incidents are OF
common occurrence. Partridges are reported
to be very numerous-the beves containing
more than is ordinarily the case. flocks OF
wild turkeys have frequently been seen OF late,
and one was killed near Station on the Alex
andria, noudoun and Hampshire Railroad, on
Thursday last Mason's Neck and the neigh
boring country, is represented to be well stocked
with deer, as the signs are visible in macy
places in that vicinity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

BASE BALL-The return match for the
cham pionship Of the city, was played yesterday
evening, between the Pioneer, and the Old Do
minion Clubs, resulting in victory tor the
former by score Of 81 to %. A more inter-
estinp game has not been witnessed in this city
since base ball was first introduced. The play
ing of Strein and Bremen on the first and
second base, was especially noticeable; Lilly,
the Baltimore pitcher, played for the first time
with the Pioneers, bis delivery being question
able and with strict umpire he would hardly
miss coming under the rule, as his manner Is
more of the ground arm boiling than pitch
ing; the Old Dominious, however, seemed
satisfied with bis delivery, and no question was
raised by them as to his pitching. The double
play Of George UhIer, from center field to 2nd
base deserves special notice. Tie Old Domin-
ions led their adversaries up to the ninth 10
aing, when the score was tie. The Pioneers
succeeded in running up their score sand in
the winding up of the game kept down the
score Of their opponents to Titus beating
them by runs This ends all match games tor
this year between these two clubs, the Pioneers
being the champions: Below We give the ina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

RELIEF Hook AND LADDER COMPANY. -
A meeting OF the Relief Hook and Ladder
Goa pany was held last evening in the rooms
of the Old Dominion Base Ball Club, f. M.
Latham, Vice President, liz the chair The
Committee Gu Truck House" reported that
they had secured the Star Engine House, On
St. Asaph street, for the use of the company,
and the committee We're ordered to have it put
in complete order at once A committee was
appointed to make arrangements for uniform
ing the members of the company, and ordered
to report as soon az practicable.
The company resolved to give an excursion
to Carlin's Springs on the 10th inst, to aid
them in procuring their truck, which it is ex-
pected will reach here early next month. 1t is
understood there will be novel game at base
ball played at the Springs on the day Of the
excursion between the Married Nine and the
Single Nine of this city, for somewhat novel
prize which will be exhibited on the day OF
excursion.
The attendance at the meeting was large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

EPISCOPAL CHURCH INTELLIGENCE. is
understood that the Rev F. NJ. White, As
sistant Bishop elect of the Diocese Of Virginia
has; signifed his Intention Of accepting the
Episcopate, andis awaiting the assent of the
presiding Bishop Of the United States to make
public his acceptance
Rumor has it that the Rev E. I. Perkins,
of Leesburg, recently called to the Rectorship
Of Christ Church in this city, to be made va
cant by the resignation of Rev. A. NJ. Ran
dolph, will decline the call 10 the event OF
Mr. Perkins declination, among those spoken
of to be invited are Revs. H. a. Wise, of Bal
timore VIM. Friend, Of Port Royal; 0. A.
Kinsoving, of Middeburg; and R. H. Mckim,
of Portsmouth.
In the event of vacancy in the Episcopate
of Mississippi, Of which, it Is said, there Is
probability, on account Of the health of Bishop
Green, Rev c. B. Dana, formerly of this city,
is prominently spoken OF in connexion with the
position. as1.+ "
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The attendance at the meeting was large.

MANIA A PoTU.-On Thursday evening last,
as the steamer Thomas Collyer was on her five
o'clock trip to this city, one of her passengers,
laboring with mania a potu occasioned consld-
duct The Washington Star says re sprang
from his scat with yell, and pulling off his
coat and hat, threw them overheard; alter
which he rushed to the side of the steamer and
was jumping into the river, when ne was SELF
ed by the male passengers and prevented from
doing so. He was taken to Alexandria, and all
along the route uttered the most ludicrous re-
marks and fierce yells, which had the effect of
producing considerable CONSERVATION and alarm
among the lady passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

The MARKET, this morning, was abundantly
supplied with all kinds of vegetables and fruits
of the season, the number Of wagons from the
country being considerably greater than for
months past, and extending on Royal street
from King to Cameron. We have but little
change to notice in the prices of vegetables
from our last report, Notwithstanding the
quantity brought in tor sale. There is no
change in the prices Of Butcher meats. But
ter from 25 to IS cts per ID. Eggs % cts. per
dozen. Peaches from 30(g4o cts, per peck
Watermelons and cantelopes according to size
and quantity.