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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-05
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DS-COvERDALE.-At the residence of the
brides father, Nunes II. Coyerdae, Esq.. by Rev.
w. H. Gregg, Mr.. j. Frank Wilds, to Miss Lydia
l. Coverdale, near Kent0n, Del
LEWIS--CUNNINGHAM. In this city. on Wedne-
day evening. February 26h, 1868, at the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev.JaIncs Cunningham,
sssi-tcd by Rev. A. kittenhouse, Mr.. u Frank
lewis " Portsmouth, New Han pshlre, and Miss
Fmma L., only daughter OF the officiating clergy.
mar. OF this city. No cards.
ZEBLEY-MOODY.-On the 18th inst, by Rev. j.
Dyson, Mr. James II. A. Zebley and Miss Isabella
Moody, both Of Pethel, Delaware county, Pa.
DICK EliSON-EyANS.-C the 18th inst, at the
residence OF the bri'es father, by Rev. q. ".
Burk Mr.. J. A. DicKerson to Miss Hester W..
Evans, both OF Sussex Co Dol.
DENNIS-MAkTIN.-At the house of the brides
f,ther, DR. John Martin, Marlborough, Sussex Co.,
Del by the Rev. &. Mustard, Iittieton G. Dennis,
to Miss Lizzie Martin.
HICKEN-CRAIG.-Un the 30lh ultmo. by Rev.
Thomas L. Poulson, Mr. Samuel N. Ilicken and
Miss Annie NJ. Craig, all of Delaware City.
IlEALD--YURK.-On Thursday evening, February
~ NJ The residence OF the brides parents, In Phila-
delrha, Pussy Head, NJ. D., of West Chester, Pa
to Mary II. York, N. Dof sour Home" Evansville,
NY.
RIcK-ALExANDER.-I Smyrna, Del,
Feb. ~, by Rev. W. u. Gregg Mr.. John Z. Kirk
patrick, Of Cecil co., Nd, 70 Miss Eleanor s. Alex
auter, of New Castle co., Del
WALTON-kYLE.--ln Philadelphia on the 22nd
inst, by Rev. Sasuel Durbnrros, Nr. John L..
Walton, to Miss Kate Kyle, both of Wilmington.
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Deaths.
wALSWoRTI

WALSWORTH.-0n the 18th of second month, 1868,
at the res, Deuce Of her brhheru-aw, Henry Cow
pill, in Kcnt Co., Del, Mary c. Walswurth, in the
esd year of her age
BAKNE>.-At Delaware City. Del, on the goth ult.,
Mr. JOHN Barnes, IN the 6ath year OF his aye.
CHANDLEk.-ls PHILADELPHIA On the 2Slh ut, At
the residence Of her husband. No. 1917 Spring Gar
den street, Eliza r., wife Of I. A. Chandler, in the
26th year OF her age.
DultSEY.-Dn the 10Th nit, ri Brnndywine Village,
VIM Dursey, in the sStn year Of his age,
ALLDERDICE.-On Saturday the 10Th ult., Mrs.
Sarah Isabella Alldrrdce, in Tie Attn year of her
age.
pIERcE-At her residence in Chester, Pa, on We'd
le.lay morning, uf Neuralgia On tie brain, IL .r-
nah, Gate Marlin, OF Wilminston) wife Of Attain
Pierce in the 96th year OF her age.
CkUW.-ln this city ON Wednesday, 10Th inst, Mrs.
Ellie Crow, in the 45d year Of her aye.
TuWNSEND.--Un Saturday the ed inst, Zadoc
TOWNSHIP Jr., aged B3 years.
STlIBER.-Un the lit inst, Mrs. Rose NJ. T. stiber,
in the 81 ii year Of her age.
tLAkK.-ou the I'd inst, Of typhoid fever, Barney
Re. buld, eldest sou of Sre b. and John y. CLARK,
DR., aged Ii years and months.
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ch.6.-Jos. II. Callahan, Chrstana Hid.
:" TT. @. a. B. +. Taylor, near Wilmington.
r. Taylor, near the Fair Ground.
7.-Robert II. Jaggard, Pcncader fld
7.-Charles Mullen, Wilmington.
7.-Richard Benson, Wilmington.
9.-Jamcs Denny, Mill Creek Hundred.
9.-Albert and Lewis Fell, Mill Creek Hid.
" 1O.-Stephcn Blackwell and jesse Sharp,
Brandywlnc lid.
10.-Reece Pyle, Christiana Hundred.
:. 10.-W d. C0rnog, near Newark.
n.-Amclia Rossiter, Wilmington.
" u.-Thos Il. Molly, VIM. II. Mccullough,
Mill Creek fld.
PA Elliott, Stanton, Del.
12.-Ann q. Gordon aud Thomas Phillips,
Bnndywiuc Hundred.
" ID. Calvin Hall, Mill Greek Hid.
" 13.-John W.Audrcws, Thomas Daily, New
Castle.
" 1i.-Rchard HUMPHREYS, White Clay Creek.
" 1G.-J w Galloway, Mill Creek Hundred.
" 16.-Gilpin T. Stidham, Christiann lid.
" 17.-William II. Pierce, Wilmington.
u" 17.-Wiiliam Ilirst, New Castle Hid.
" 17.-G. W. Parlett, Wilmington.
" 19.-Bobert Beatty, Chrstana Hundred.
" 1S.--.Jamcs Serrtt, Bmndvwine lid.
" 1S-Wn. Robinson Mill Creek lid.
" l9---Wm. Il. liciscr, near Newark.
19-Thoinas Wilson, Wilmington.
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M0vISG DAY.--The I'd day of March was very
lively day here, n great many of the citizens cx-
changed houses.
Would II not be better If the State had set
time for moving? Say the 25th of March, same
as New Castle county?
SMYRNA SEMISARY.-0pened under favorable
auspices yesterday. The proprietors Rev. W. b.
Gregg and DR.. J. Il. Cawson, Intend making this
flrst-cass school, which will be a great benefit
md blessing TO the town and county.
SOMETHING NEw. 1t was announced on last
Sabbath, at all the appointments on Smyrna Cir
cult, that Rev. w. X. Gregg, preacher In charge,
would be married Mt Bethel church, ON Wednes-
day, March 18th, at u o'clock, by Bishop Scott.
DEcEAsEp.-Mr. VIM. CHM, an old md re-
spected citizen living near Townsend, died on
last Friday, and was inferred ut Union NJ. L.
Cemetery, to-day. Aged AZ years.
SMYRNA, March Sd, 1868
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SoLpIERs' NOTWITHSTANDING stated some time
ago that movement, originated by A. s. Noucs,
Esq, of this city, was TN foot To distribute the
large marble columns in front of the Pennsylva-
mia Bank amongst several OF the States, To be
used us soldiers monuments. The bank belongs
to the government and has been torn down. and
the columns have been torn down and packed
ready for such disposition ms Congress shall
choose 10 make of them. There is no doubt that
they will be forwarded for the purpose named
and one of them il TO be sent to this city. We
have seen design for tn monument to be main
~ composed of une of these columns which will
make II very handsome affair indeed. A draft Of
the design is now exhibited in the window of
Buughman, Thomas Il Co. i21 Market street.
The monument will he 43 feet inches in hight.
The movement to secure its erection and obtain
the necessary funds for such additions to the col
umn as are needed is under the auspices OF the
q. A. r., and we doubt not will meet with hearty
encouragement from all loyal men.
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The CnILEGE.-1he new College building is
nearly completed and will he thrown open for
the reception Of pupils about the middle OF April.
The friends of the new institution confidently cx-
prct for it n brilliant future under the manage.
inrl,t of its President, Rev.h.D. Davis, and Prof
A. Y Eaton, from Mount Union College, Ohio.
RrMovrp.-Pr II. j. Smith, formerly con-
nectcd with the above named College, has re-
moved TO Camden, where he is engaged in
teaching
MAcliIsE Snor.-Therc is movement ou foot
looking to the establishment of large machine
shop III Wyoming.
New BUILDINGS Eight or ten handsome new
frame dwelling houses have been built in the
town during the past winter. The dwellings OF
c. 7. iamsdell, Esq, aud Vim. McGonigal, Esq,
erected last summer, are said 10 be two OF the
haudsomest along the line Of the Delaware Rail-
road.
TRIBUNE AGENcY.-Dnuiel George has been
appointed agent at Wyoming for the sale of The
THiDuNE and the DAILY COMMERCIAL, and will
have them on hand for sale at oil times.
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HEALING PROFILE pY LAYING ON OF HANDS
DRs. MONROE u HAssENpLUG.-These celebrated
healcrs are now stopping at the Broadway House,
this borough, until July 22d, for the healing Of
the sick and inilrm. The Doctors have been
practlcing at Mahanoy City during the month of
June, and we are informed by gentleman of
well known integrity that the doctors have per-
formed some most wonderful cures, and there is
great excitement in the minds Of the people in
that locality IN regard TO their benlfcent work
They are really blessing to suffering humanity.
II they do not cure every one who comes to them
monthly by them. What could be asked more of
mortal man? We are informed that the doctors
arc moi only extending their gift of healing to
the poor, free but they share their purse nls,.
This is sufficient to illustrate the fact that faith
and work 90 hand in hand. This is Christian
like" DO unto Others as You would have Others
do unto you. ''-Mduch Chnnk gazette.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-05

Tue Transcript dcvotes u great portion of It's
spHce 10 The Impeachment question, and consid-
~ ~ likely that something terrible will happen
II congress takes action before the Supreme Court
irouihees its opinion on the conslitutioualily OF
.he -" Tenure of Office Law" 1t admits however
uiai Mt. johnson adopted an " Irregular mode"
~ bringing the question of the coustltutionality
w. w. .'e law before the courts We gather from 1t
the following items
"A newly born infant wrapped in a piece of
muslin and two newspapers was recently found
NNoHch to death in fence corner in Warwick.
tanned.
IA bequcst OF Miss Sarah Moody's, of fifty
HH,n,l,ars, to the Forest Presbyterian Church Of
,,'lIluctown, was procured, and forwarded through
Wy klhdness of Mrs. X. s. Read Conwel daughter
N NJ ine late Rev. DIR. Read, former pastor OF
prawyers Church, Odessa.
The Board of Trustees, at late meeting,
passed vote of thanks for the legacy and re-
s Gnto. appropriate it for the purchase Of II
Communion Set.
town.
"A Sunday School Teachers Institute ha.
, neel organized In Niddetown, composed Of the
teachers Of the Methodist Episcopal, Prcsbyte
nan, anu Protestant Episcopal Sunday Schools
i LUZ, the friends of Sunday Schools. The meet
.,g are held every Saturday evening, In The lee
iur r room of the Presbyterian church.
rae object of this association is TO improve III
numbers In biblical knowledge, and to increas,
tneir qualifications as teachers.
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Grant Club lions cndor-
sing the Impeachment of the Presi-

The Grant Club held its regular meeting at the
rooms in the Baker building, adjoining the City
Hall, Friday evening. small amount Of business
was transacted, and the following resolutions, Of
fcrcd by Anthony Higgins, ESD, were unanimous
ly adopted, and ordered to be unblishcd;-
Res0ieed, That Congress deserves and should
receive the heartfelt thanks of the nation, for
its prompt impeachment Of Andrew johnson,
for his last bold and high-landsd defiance of the
law and his Cor ttutionnl obligation, by atitinpt
ing to remove Edwin NJ. Stanton, the Secretary
Of War.
Rcsoirc3, Tint while Andrew Johnson's re-
peated fragrant and dangerous usurpaiion of ju-
dicinl and Legislative powers his arrogant attempt
To place the lately rebellious States and their 10y
nj citizens in The hands Of rebels, his persistent
opposition to reconstruction by Congress, and
tie many other Offences by which he has dis
graced his high Office, would long ago have justi
fled Congress In impcachng him Tor high crimes
and msdcmeanors, yet we cannot fail To recog
nizc ms Proyidrntial the iniatuation which led
this bad man to commit So gross violation of
law, that every dictate of prudence and patriotism
demands Of Congress to bring him to speedy JUS
ticc.
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re- We learn to-day, that Doctors Monroe and
HnsseDpug have their time limited for this place.
Such being the case, we advise all who need their
services +, call upon them, at the Swami Hotel
at once Iu East,n they have effected many re-
murkibe cures, and have made themselves blessing
" suffering humanity. Many who have suffered for
years have recovered under their treatment, while
ohers have been benefited From Easton they G
to Reading, and from our personal acquaintance we
can recommend them to the press and the public
Easf0u TTess
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o. The subscribers will sell at Public Sale,
[C$ytSATUkDAYM March It'll, 1868 at Wo0dlawn
Fruit Farm on the Lancaster Turnpike, one and-a-
half miles West Of Wilmington, as follows:
One superior drapght horse; one excellent driving
with foal one yearling colt sired by Morgan
Black Hawk one Germantown wagon and harness
in good order, two market dearbOrns with set OF
ness. one set OF lead harness. plow gears, BRIDES
cellars, head haliers, pows, harrews, cultvaters,
&C., one roller, cider mill, cutting box, erowbar,
chain post digger grindstone, hoes, shoves, forks,
spades hot bed sash, fruit boxes trays, bees, large
lot of flower po,s lot of hay in the barn, lot Of
rye straw in bundles, s9r 10 bushels Of good seed
ktci iurniture together with many smaller arti-
Giles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at one O'clock p. NJ.
TERMs.-All sums undsr fty cash; OF fifty dollars
and over, ninety days credit, on giving negotiable
motto with approved security.
TIC. TAYLOR,
fcb1Id&wts b. Il. TAYLOR.
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RRvIvAL.-Thcrc hns been during the winter
a great revival in progress in the NJ. u. Church,
under the pastoral charge of Rev. b. L. Price,
which has greatly increased the membership OF
the church.
HARNESS MAkiSG.-Thc attention of our read
ers is called TO the advertisement of Allied Yeat-
man, harness maker. He has first class estab-
lshment, well worthy OF patronage.
Coon TEMrLAKs.-This organization has met
with very gratifying success, aud has infused into
the tommunitf IL strong temperance sentiment.
The IL scarcely II town on the Peninsula where
the Order has done 50 beueiiccnt work in re-
claiming the fallen and strengthening the weak
in IL temperate course of life.
TIE j. & b. X. R.-Vrry considerable dssaiis-
faction exists from the laet that but one train II
day is now run ON the Junction d Break water
Railroad, Instead of Two, US was the case when
the road WAS under tile same management as The
Delaware road. There is prospect. however,
we nrc glad To learn, that two trains will be run
before long, which will prove great convenience
To the citizens Of Ilouston Milford, Lincoln, e.
lrndllc and Georgetown.
TIE WooLLES FAcroi.Y. -Mcssrs. Ileilccker &
Brother, whose revoval to Milford from Smyrna
we recently noticed, will have their woollen fac
tory in running order about the middle of this
month. Thy have put in n great deal of i'm
proved machinery and expect to be able to turn
out 5000 yards of cloth week.
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OYSTER TRADE At snAr"nn.-The head Of a

OYSTER TRADE AT SEAFoHn.-The head of
prominent oyster packing firm AT Stafford writing
tu us on business states as fOllows:
THE oyster trade here has been very good this
season, aud the demand at this time is very good
| shipped over fifty cases OF the sample send
you 10 A. Buoih OF Chicago, Ill.,, yesterday, the
largest oyster dealer in United States, a large
quantity TO Detroit, Michigan, number If cases
II week ago to Lexington. and two barrels per
day to Troy and Albany, N Y. One firm in New
York city is not getting half MS many us IL could
sell. We send them to-day 200 gallons in bhl>.
Our correspondent will accept our hearty
thanks for the key sent Us n sample, and We as
sure our readers that the Chicago man who got
fifty cases Of similar bi-yalvos is to be enyied.-
Eos
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At meeting OF the Good Templars, held Feb goth,
1865, the following preamble aud resolutions were
unanimously adopfed:-
wmgsg.s, 1t has pleased the Divine Being, In Ills
infinite wisdom, to take from our midst. by death,
our brother, Solomon y Noble, Lodge Deputy, of
Hope Lodge. No 49, l. o. of @. H. therefore, be 1t
Rcsoiued let That while we bow ,nbnissivey TO
TIE Div ne Wisdom in this sad event, which has de-
prived family of its head, our community Of re-
rpcced citizen, and our lodge Of lsvrd aud respect
ed officer, we nevertheless deeply feel his loss
members Of This Lodge. and shall cherish the mem-
DRY -four departed brother with abiding affection.
Resoped I'd. That in The If. and devotion VI our
departed brother to the principles Of Order,
have faithfulness and integrity. alike hsnOra-
BILE To his name and rejecting credit upon the Lodge
with which for three years he has been connected.
Rosolred Sd. That we offer our confidence and re-
fpecin sympathy to his bcreaved partner in this the
hour Of her great sliction, and to each member Of
the family and commend them 10 the benediction and
grace Of Him who is too wise to and too good To
be nnkind."
I'esNred 4ih That copy Of this preamble and reso.
luton be attestcd by the officers Of this Losge aud
forwarded by Secretary to this family cf our de
ceased Brother, and to one of the State papers for
publication. JOHN NJ. A. DAVIS, W, q II.
MATTE j. UIGmrIELp, WIS.
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OUR LETTER BOX.
The Nomination for Coroner.
VIZ Ntt~nrAy Ne, Morab a 1868

Mn. EDiToR --Several names have been sug-
gested In connection with the Sheriifalty but ms
yet none for the Office of Coroner. As we desire
to see good soldiers placed in nomination l would
suggest the name of John Curry, and urge lin to
offer himself MS candidate.
Mr.. Curry is well known to the citizens of New
Castle county lie was good soldier, member
of the gallant LIST Delaware Regiment, and was
wounded ut the battle of Aniictam. He Is still
unable TO gain livelihood Mt hard labor, and Civ
Ing him the office would be nothing more than
an act of Justice. Let him he nominated should
be the desire OF all good. uSioN MEN.
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EVERYBODY should subscribe for the TRIBUNE,
and il is surprise to us how any wide-awake
Dcawarcan can do without the paper. Sub
scribers have literally poured in upon us ever
since the first number was printed, but there are
hundreds yet, aud thousands, who do not sub
scribe, and who we intend shall subscribe or miss
seeing the largest cleancsl, brightest, spicicst
and by all odds the cheapest ard best newspaper
ever printed south of Philadelphia. No family
can afford to do without the TRIBUNE.
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Camden.

The ladies and gentlemen of Camden gave
combination Concert and tablcau, on Thursday
aud Friday nights of lust week. The attendance
WAS very large, the hall being crowded to its Ut
nusl capacity. The performances We're ackn0w-
lodged To he the best ever exhibited in this place.
The proceeds, which were larger than anticipated,
were Tor the benefit OF the NJ, T. Church. Among
tile tnhlvaux we noticed the following: The first
evening was opened with the representation of
"l.ouis WI taking leave OF his Family" Some
u The finest representations in costume were
Marble Maiden" Coronation of Inrz De
Castles, 'Faith;" Expulsion of Hagar," with
tue lnughabe ones, Irish Courtship," "Shoc-
maker IN Love-" Jealous Wife, closing with
Leap Year"
Second evening; shakespeare reading his
plays to Queen Elizabeth" liking Richard H."
king Lear" Macbeth, "Merchant of Ven
, ni,, Il. Hamlet Primes of Denmark" ending
Windsor" Twelfth Night" "All's well that
ends we'll"
he music Of both evenings was very fine. We
nave not space 10 enumcrate t,simply rcmarkiug
mat the audience were convulsed with laughter
al the performance OF the Solos, 4" Never court
hut one "Would'nl You like to know" by Miss
NJ, and the Duet, Matrimonial Sweets, +"
by Miss l. and Mr.. s..
Alter the close uf the performance the audience
repaired to the relreshment room, where they
we've RECALLED with the finest of the season. The
thanks OF the church are hereby rendered to the
performers for their exortions.
CITIZEN JAMES.
NEw BuiLpINGs.-Thcre is considerable i'm
pfnvtncnt being made in this town, and quite n
number Of new dwelling houses have been erected
during tic past winter.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ Bennett have removed
'neli sasl and door nianuiuctory, to n new shop
"''l"iill'g THE properly of DIR. Dawson
AGENcN.-l. X. Sinyton, Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken, has received The Agency for EarIe's
rateht burial casket. We hope the occasions fol
!e ''c oi such Baskets may be rare in that thriv-
llg community
GooD TEMrLARs.-'rhe Lodge of Good Tenn.
l'hrs III Camden, have cvinced considerable Life
nil, activity during the winter, and have madt
large nccessions to their numbers.
AGENT ron TRinuNE-Thomus Simpson, Hard
ware and Drug merchant, hus been appointed
went for the sale OF the DELAWARE TnlBuNi
hnu DAILY COMMERCIAL, and will always have
suIply oi these papers on hand.
Will THE CULTURE OF APRlCoTs PAY ?-Mr
Jalncs Lord, OF Camden, in this State, informs III
mat uurlng 1867 he had small apricot tree abou
TX years old that bore four bushels of apricots
me liIst bushcl was seat to Commits
sioll Merchant oil New York, who gave him on,
unlar per quart, aud had the fruit been CAREFUL,
PICKED aud handled would have sold for $40 pc
hisllcl MIR. Lords small tree at liberal csli
male produced fruit which would have brough
NJ; ; llau II all been sent To market. The abov
,lets cannot be contradicted and Is but anothe
evidence OF the capacity and adaptabity of tn
peninsula for raising all kinds of fruit.
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At the price per dox., and .inge hundred, we will
send plants by mail when desired, larger quantities
by Express, the purchaser paying Express chsree.
Orders will be entered received, and iled IN rota
tion, Mt proper season.
An acknowledgements and rcslsr with brief in
structuns for cultivation will be ut once, To all
parties from whom we receive Orders accompanied
with the Cash.
THE NEW EDITION
or our SNAIL FRuiT CATALOGUE. contains Descrip-
lions of all GRAPES, srnAwnERsiEs RAsrDgRRIEs
BIAckDEtIiEs, GoosEBERRIEs. tuRRAhTs, &c, vi any
merit. Also Illustrations Of the CuSoJEp and lvns
Grapes-JucuspA and FILLMORE Strawberries
MET and PnlLADELrlIlA Raspberries, -kIirATlSsy
aud NiLsos's EARLY Blackberries, and
WHITE CRAZE Currants reconsideration that should
influence the purchaser in The choice Of Nursery
stuck Select Lists, both by Mali AID Express =
the secrets Of our success III plant, vine and fruit
growing Prices Of stock f.r Spring of ls6s and
much valuable Information. in refefencc 10 small Fruit
Culture
We will inclose in the above Catalogue di' ected
Envelope and Order Let, giving the painest in
slructi0ns how 10 order and forward to all appli-
cants enclosing 10 cents.
j. KNOX,
mars 2tw Boz loo, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ours III avery tnOrl Time
CuIs, BuRSs Sc.Lps WoUsrs. BRuIsss, SpRAIhs,
ERysipELAs SALT RnEuM, RIsewoRM, CHAR
pEp HAsps, BoILs. fgoZsN LIKBs, FELoss,
Ciii BLAiSs, SO.
1t is prompt in action, removes pain at once, and
REDUCES the most angry looking swelngs ans niam-
nations, as II by maglc,thus atiolding relief and
complete csrr.
SETH w. FOWL Il & SON. Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and at all country
otN
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sE- Great Bargains. Il am now selling at greatly
reduced pre- my stock OF goods, consisting of
Black Lace veils Lace andkerchiefs, Lace Collars.
Bugle Gimps, Zephyr, Knit Goods French Woven
Corsets, Hosiery. Gloves. Machine silk and Cotton.
Fancy Buttons, Bugles, Frogs and Buttons Camb ic,
Edge, and Insertion, Real and Imitation Laces
Pocket Books. saxony Yarn, Germantown Wool,
Emb. Slippers, Emb Canvass, Emb. Infants Waists at
JOHN 4. FROCK'S,
los Market Street, next To St. Panl's NJ Z. COnrch
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HF-The Great American Button Hole, 0perseam,ng
ana Seirig Machine, IL the only machine In the world
that will do all kinds of sewing, besides making beau
tfnl Button and Eyelet Holes Oversean-ing, and
Embroidering on the edge. am offering for sale at
sy establishment, 2O6 Jefferson street, This wond,
ful machine. with the celebrated ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINE, which was awarded the highest
premium at our State Fair Of 1867. The public arc
earnestly invited to examine these machines be
making a purchase. For sale only by me In Della
ware. ! warrant every machine one year, with full
instructions to purchasers continue to repair all
kinds Of Sewing Machines. New Machines exchanged
for old, aud machines for rent Need es for WI
riety OF machines, Oil. &c,
GEO. W. BAKER. Agent,
No, 206 Jefferson ST., and No. E. Second st.
viii remove In Spring to No. 220 King street.