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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

TnE kEEr AND QUEEN ANNE's kAILRoADs.-A
Conference TO settle whether or not these two
fa' shall unite Of Massey's as is desired by the
Delaware kailroad Company. was held at Milling
the proceedings we take from the Crunpnn,dn.
Inc Queen Anne's Company was represented
by Col. NJ. Roberts, Major Biggs and Dr.
Crane; the Kent Road by Thos. F. shallcross
and Abel j. Recs. After free and full discussion
~ tile proprtety of junction Of the two roads at
Massey's Cross Ronds md thence to the Delaware
road ut Townsend, 1t was the opinion of a decided
majority present that the interests of both COM
ganies would be advanced by junction with the
Delaware road at that point, and they separated
Ia the confident belief that at the meeting OF the
directors ct the Kent road, held today, July 0,
they Will adopt the SAME; and In that case the
section Of the road from Massey's to Townsend
VIII be Immediately put under contract by The
assurance to that effect.
:, The necessity for prompt action Ia apparent.
Each company requires connecting section built
immediately for obtaining rails and other ma
.erials, and IL case this junction should not be
made with the Delaware road at Masseys, then
the Queen Anne's Company will have to make
such other arrangements US will put q connecting
section with the Delaware road Immediately ID
COURSE Oh construction, as delay Is injurious to
be sui omitted to.
In the event of this junction being adopted,
neatly S10D,O will be spent by tue Queen Anne
md Delaware Companies In Kent county, whereas
II the Kent Company persists in going to Middle
town that company will have to expend large
amount Ia Cecil county and Delaware, besides
delaying the opening IF both roads.
By an act Of the Delaware Legislature the Del
aware Company holds the right Of way tor twenty
years for constructing railroads and canals in
That Stale, for which they pay annually the sum
OF $4,000; and as they refuse to allow the East
erH Shore roads to make connection above
Townsend, the latter must conform. unless the
route be changed to Elkton-thus avoiding Della
ware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

1t was our pleasure u visit Ibis beautiful little
town, the county seat of old Sussex recently, a. d
We were surprised and graliieu In seeing the
many evidences Of Improvement visible in I'LL di-
rectl0ns. Within tho last three years several new
and very handsome dwellings, and stores have
been erected, and old buildings have been re-
paired mud rtplihted 30 10 give the town a
very neat anu tasteful appearance.
on every hand We saw evidences of the invig-
Grating effect of the extension Of the rairoad d,
the town, and on this account 1t wears look of
business Notwithstanding the failure Of the crops
III tile surrounding country and the consequent
poverty. II the crops for the present seasou are
all they now promise to be the town will improve
rapidly next year.
Il is, without exception, the most handsomely
laid out town In the State and with its muny
comfortable dwellings, pleasant shade trees aud
clean, though randy Streets wears an mir of
cheerinlness which impresses visitors very fav0r-
ably, and there are but few mosquitoes to undo
the impression.
There are three churches, Episcopal, Presbyte-
rian AID Methodist Episcopal. The first has quite
hnndsome little church building, the second has
no church building, but wOrships III the court
house, while the last has, US is usual oi this pe-
ninsua, comfortable and cOininUdi0us church
edifce and large congregation. There are two
good hotels, one Of which, that of Mr.. Philip G.
Jones, we pronounce m',st unqualifedly well
Kept, aud the other Is said to offer equal advai-
tayes to guests.
a. suo tSVh 4uAbS y Hhuupuuo hctlu-
envy building which needs paint and repairs, aud
a large public school house, the bald ugliness OF
which, without paint, or any display Of taste
ab0nt 1t, Is a di-grace to the Town, and stigma
on the public spirit OF the citizens.
The plan of the town Is excellent and has serv-
ed as model for new towns in other States. The
streets cross each other ut right angles and the
large squares thus made are divided again into
four by alleys, also crossing at right angles thu,
nfording back entrance TO all the lots, let them
lace on which street they may. In the centre OF
the town Is large square, and in the centre of
this again Is circle of grass, finely shaded With
trees. The courthouse, hotels and Farmers
bank, and several principal stores and dwellings
face on this square.
1t is the handsome plan of The town, together
with It's fine shade trees that enables 1t TO make
good It's claim to be the prettiest town in the
State, and one OF the handsomest anywhere, for
It's buildings, though neat, comfortable, and FRI
4uently pretty, are by no means magnificent, and
luckily do not pretend u be, but are simple and
nnpretentious III their style Of architecture.
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Brtdgeyilie.

HARVEST -sTRucK ny Observation-Disclosures
BRiDGEviILE, Sussex couSTY, July 6lh.-
Wheat harvest commenced around Bridgeyille
Some of the fields are somewhat injured by the
fly and rust.
The lightning struck Mr.. J. r. Richards barn,
near Brdgeville, on Thursday last, and killed 4
hue Jack, for which Mr.. r. was lately offered 5000
1t IL aiso reported that thresher was struck by
,ie electric fluid. In the field OF Mr.. d. Lord, liz
the same neigbborbood.
On Sunday, June 21st, house belonging to Mr..
Cl.rksnn. of Bridgevllle, located about three
miles from that place, was slightly injured by
lightning. No one was seriously hurt
The pastor and members III the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Lcwes, propose to hold
special religious services In the village, for seve-
rai successive days. commencing on Sunday,
July 18th: We wish them pleasant and profit
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MILTON.
School Exhibtti0m-ResIgia us- Singular
freak 81 n btrd-thaHge la mail CON.
tract-New P0sf.m asst era ccident,

fre8k Of n BtrA-d hAlBRe LA mall rom,
trnct-New Post.m asisr-Accident,
M,, o. o.
'S o"e'hA cooSif, ou'y o.-on friday
81 ulf-, Profs. Hicks and Wood gave TO the pub
lie their final school exhibition. The dav was
fine ths oud;enco Iar,,a ~. d.. -, =
-" -, 10y .ak., s"o p'aee seiec'eu III
which 70 give IT, beautiful grove, and the enter
tainment model. "Excelsior' was brilliant, the
closing issue edited NV Misses u;cts and W,o,
sisters of the Prnf. s.ver.i ori.,ina addras'.,,
wer, made ~ rare mert TIT. .,s..,.,,tn' 800
closes The labors Of Messrs p,.ss and wnna ~
Milton. They beyin their nav. sass"n G Sou ~
Town Will. Messrs Wes, n'r,s ,a,a
inson Colleye where ,hev hays s..cureJ D n's,
brilliant rennfation rake cbarge Of Mi,,ar oa ust
emv- If nnhing nrevents ana urdo. ,no a.au,
of teachers of AZ rare Observation-Disclosures end ~ ~,
fine 4 coige record we NAV axrc, ,r anu VI ~,
giorious thlnps' ' .Npe'' s''"' a"u
DIN the a7th and 98tb nit tho sr.t ,,.-.,.,,,
meeting WIS held for Milton station. AMI nr"v,y
an occasion Intensely Interesting. The P. T. Rev
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09
Wilmington Conference.

This new Conference will hold It's next annual
Session In Wilmington next Spring. The examin-
ing committees for that session as arranged with
view to the changed order of things, are as
follows:-
First Year-Willian e. England, J.W. Pearson,
G. Hill, J. France, IT. Gardner; Second year
James ii. Lightbourne. J. 8. Willis, J. Cook, H.
Colclazer, J; L. Taft, J. Allen; Third year,. c.
Matlack, W. Kenney, Alfred Goldman, J.B Quigg,
GA. PhDbus, DR.. Thomas; Fourth ycar-J.D
Curtis, A. Rlttenhouse, B. Il. Price, A. w. MILKY,
J. b. Merritt, J. r. Vanburkalow; To examine
candidates for admission on trial-T. j. Quigley,
T. e. Marlindale, W. Merrill, ]. E. Bryan; 10
examine Local Preachers for Deacon's Orders--E e.
Miller, A. Gather, 7, L. Ponlson !. To examine
Local Preachers for Elders Orders-J. "A. Brindle,
N. NJ. Brown, T. 8. Williams; To preach Mis-
sionary sermons.-G. A. Phebus, B. L. Gracey,
alternate; To arrange for the Anniversaries
pastors In Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09
Marriaaes.

REE-MoChBE.-On the 10th nit In Trinity
Chapel by the Rev Charles Breck, Charles r. 1uf-
nee and Ellen, daughter Of Robert McCabe, n. D.,
all ofthis city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city at the
BY Kew W. e. England, assisted by Rev. D. d.
Curtis, Henry F0thergill and Miss Rachel M. POin-
sett daughter Of Asa Ponset Eeq all Of this city.
rniisdelrhla and Baltimore papers please cnPy.
Tuesday June soth. in
bri6geville, at the residence Of the BRIDES parents
6y Rev Joscph Cook, MI. Joseph 3. Stuart. and
MISS sallie v. Lines, both OF Briagevllle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

Senators Wade, Nye, Chandler. and Ramsay
arrived here in the 4.35 P. NJ. train from WASH
ington, on Saturday, 4th inst, and are now the
half a mile from town.
more lovely retreat, during this hot weather,
lands distinguished sons, cannot be found.
and this fact will probably be realized by none
his hospitality. '>''s
These distinguished gentlemen were called on
last Co., As
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

hsiGiIrs aFPYrHiAs.-The new order, Heights
o. pythias in this city, have made arrauQemcuts
with Mr.. james Morrow TO have the upper story
fitted up for their use.
:, AZ regular stated meeting of Lincoln Lodge,
No. y, neld In their hail. last evening, the follow
ensuing term of elk months - -
v. r., John NJ. Dunn; W. c., VIM. G. Green
y Isaac Price: X. g., A. H. Keithler; w. B,
n f. Hayes W. G., Jacob DEM /. g., George
Thompfon; o. g.. A. J.. scbrack.
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9faths.

the late John Denney.
STRtCK LAND.-On the morning of the 9Th inst,
hdward p. Strickland aged "a.
DAY-0n Sunday. July 3. 1868, at Mt. Carmel, Pa,
Ellis Day. son III Alccus b. and Ella NJ Dsy
aged years and II mos.
LECklE On the ID inst, In this city, Mary e. wife
Of William Leckie, In the SD year OF her sge
BRYAN.-In this city on Friday the seth inst. Re.
pecca the wife Of Cyrus Bryan, in the SD year Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

The Odd Fellows Of Berlin, accompanied by
the Lodges OF Salisbury, Laurel and Snow Hill,
celebrated the 4th Of July In . credtable manner
z. =. Master n. 8. Harrison, Of Baltimore, delIv-
ered very able address 10 large and attentive
audience. The Laurel Brass Band was In attend
ance and added much to the occasion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09
Grarkllers' &ntGe.
m a a RH1LADELPT1IA, VIII.
szlE ROAD VII nN MnS4. AND sAITHoR1

| III ..eHxLADELPT1IA, WI.
In R6zb M nE ~ q. AND sAlTnIoRI
COMMENCING MONDAY, April. 18th. 1858.
AND E assre P TTs SRs, STREET
| WAY-MAM TRAIN At $50 A n, Hundsys excep-
e., ioF Bal%Sre Stopping & AZ rsguls. sstions-
for CriEdeld and intermediate statiof,s. -
ExPREss TRAIN at 1890 N. tsunaays7 sxosp-
mingon Psrryyille, and esn Z.
F MRi5gso m Ti IL train for New Castle
sd for baltimore and Washington steDDng y erS ssp
ter. Thurlow, Lnwood Claymont Wilmington, New
port, Stanton, Newark Elkton, North-Eas, Charles
mans. Edaswood Gaenclis Chsse's sDd s tsn msI3
Run, Connects at Wilmington With Delaware Raj.
Ssa DoVs sfDn n g NsS s. S.s ssssss
r Asaf a ens NesaFg 4 csnd T y,
More snd Washington, stopping at Pefryviils and
napIre-oe-drace. ~ ~ IN
neid viii take $50 p. \. Train. nv
WILMINGTON TRAINE 9 ilI
stopping at all stat5ons between Phiiadelphis and
Leave Philadelphia # il.6c a. II, asa, Geo, 100
nsS fSs karo 1a' s See q,
Leave V W q s 4 zos and $40 \ n. 100
not stSp bstsssn 6ks..sr and PhiisSs1pss nam VIII
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1907, 1890 A. n. 1850 SEA
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
losys Chester stas4 s4s and 11.os A. n. ais.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Al, Leave baltimore at 7.a6 A. n, Way Mali $40 A.
8.b6 p. NJ Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
stations at 500 P. n. ~
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit win leave
Perryville at s47 A. NJ, for Baltimore and interme-
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at sis A. H.,
y for Ba a e.ye Wilmington at lals and
Freight. train with Passenger Car attached win
ies s wilmington u for Penyye and Intermediate
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at st6 P. H., stopping at Hayre-
de-d Grace. Perryville and Wilmington Also stops At
NORTH, East Elkton and Newark TO take passengers
for Philadelphia and leave passengers from Washinq-
from Baltimore or Washington.
q. r. KINNEY. Superintendent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

Marshall Phillips sold on Wednesday Of this
week The thrce-story brick building on the South
west corner Of Fifth and Market streets, to
Jenkins d Atkinson, for 316,U00. The present
expectation Of the purchasers Is to remove the
COMMERCIAL and TRIBUNE offices, with our ex-
tensive Job printing rooms, to the new building,
next spring.
containlng 10 acres was soil tile 18th ult, by
2. W. Downes, Tru tee. at Halltown. for &25 per
purchaser
The property of Matthew Macklin (deceased)
which was sold July let, BY Sheriff Herbert, was
bought by Geo. T. Kay, Of eeaford, Sussex coun-
time. = - 1880
Sheriff Herbert sold on Wednesday last The
house and lot on the S0uth-west c0rnerOf Second
and Orange streets to David Woolman, for s8,OO0,
subject to mortgage of 81 900.
Also the lot on which o part of the shop OF
Messrs. Carsweil a. Vaudenbraak lie built to that
nrm, for $3.50, subject to a mortgage The
above being the property of Patrick Campbell
portion OF the old Benjamin West property,
c0ntlininy about 40 acns, aud Including the
mansion 10 which the painter was born, has re-
Gently been sold to some Friends Interested IN
the swarthmore College enterprise, the property
o. which Ia adjoiningy II i located at Westdale,
p Delaware county, Gu the Philadelphia and West
Dr.. Fries, recently Of Doylestown, Pa. who
bought a harm of 200 acres near Milford, Della
ware for $40 per acre, has lately sold ii again for
. We anticipate the most 'active season 10 the
real estate MARKET as soon rs the fall operations
open that has been known In this city l0r Year,,
fever.
General Levi n VIII. Harris 8 Co., of Milford,
have recently made the following sales:-
The Davis Farm" about 0nc mile North
west Of Milfad, containing 6s acres sold to Caleb
LINDEN, Of Albion, MY, fur $50 per acre
The = Bell Lot" half mile North of Milford,
III acres, TO the same man, for $3.50 per acre.
Z The "Cbild's Farm" 100 acres. about two
miles East OF Milford on the road to Cedar Beach,
sold toD. A. Clark. oil Poughkeepsic, NJ Y, for
The " Flora Place." SO acres, four miles East
OF Milford, sold to Mr.. Warner, of Delaware
county, N. T., for 81. 900.
Hon. j. Clancy Jones, Of Reading, Pa, has
purchased the elegant re- idence and grounds of
HUM Jenkins, at Camden, tor Sl5,000. The
buildings originally c.st about $15,O0D. The
grounds contain 10 or 20 acres Of the best land 10
the county.
The Simmons Farm, near Milford, so acres
$500. -
The Smith farm, miles from Milford, sold TO |
ny. Horton, of West Chester, New York, 90 acres,
S45 per acre.
The Rice Farm, miles from Milford, 1856 acres,
sold to gentleman from Schenectady, for 81, 900.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

CAMP MEEriSes.-In addition to the camp
meetings already noticed, We give the following
list for handy reference 10 those interested It In
clndcs some already mentioned.
Newport N; j.. July 9Th; National Camp, Man.
helm. Pa, July 18th; Swedesooro, N j., July
Tth Camden. DEL, July 10Th; Royal Oak, Md.
July 10th Nanticoke Point, Md. August LIST
Belle Plain. n: J., August 3D.; Ennaii's Springs,
slrg Slug, N. Y, August 18th ; BeckwiIb. Nd
August l4th; Concord, Nd, August 18th; Pa.
tapeco Circuit, Md, August goth Sandy Syringe
Nd, August Goth; Sharptown, Nd, August 2ist
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

A CARD--The undersigned wishes to express his
thanks tO Mr. Gear, Edwards Of New astr HID.
icr the generous gilt of Two very age Dads If m st
excel rht h,y Tine present Is par icnarly gra l.
wing ~ the rece pieut nd lost all OF his hay BY The
bn'n'n ut his ba n on the Ornns Of ihe it'll inst
and is now Frustrated and rendered nearly helpless
BY u most pslnfn' sease
"a friend in n, ed is a friend inde d."
RETT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

DAsrARDLY AcTs.-A beautiful and valuable
young horse and q steer, belonging to W. & A.
Thatcher and Ell Mendenhall, were recently
killed by some williams, who shot them. The
colt was shot 10 the throat and his wind pipe cut
entirely 10 two by the charge. He was a pet anil
NAL and bis l0ss Ia felt all the more on that
account The owners Offer reward Of $50 for
OF cruelty.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE WILMINGTON DEL

FREIGHT on THE DELAWARE r. R.-Four
loads Of truck and berries came north from sta
lions along the Delaware Railroad line yesterday,
and IL car loads came over the line from Nor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

BRoKE HER ARM.-Sallie E., an interesting
child Of about Ave years of age, daughter Of d,
and Rachel Bigger, who reside near Claymopt. in
Brandywine Hundred, fell from the porch Of her
fathers house on Sunday afternoon. the 28th nit.
end broke her arm. The child Is doing well,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Republican Cs~nsy Racket.
SREsIyF-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG. Chr,stisn.
CososER-JOHN CURRY, Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

We condense the following items from the
MlddletOwn Transcript:
The pupils of Washington Institute, School
District No. 81, held their annual pic mic, In Col
Clayton's Grove, on Wednesday, LIST Inst. The
programme consisted OF vocal music, dialogues,
recitations and addresses, followed By n feast and
"Copenhagcn," md other games. and the day
passed very PLEASANTLY.
Mr. Davis, contractor for the stoncwOrk of
the new Town Hall, commenced operations on
Monday week, and is making excellent prog, ess
Capt. Pennington is bnsily Engaged in build
Ing handsome new store house.
The improvements In progress ut the Par
sonagc OF the Presbyterian Church are advancing
towards completion. The building presents d
much dner appearance, and The comforts and
convenitnees Uf the pastor and his family will be
greatly snbserved thereby.
George M. Tyson is engaged IN plasterng
and Identifying the exterior walls of the Middle
town Academy. The building will shortly pre-
cent an improved appearance
The corner stone of the new Hall Ia 10 be laid
with Masonic ceremonies, which will be cOnduct-
ed by Union Lodge, No. 6, of the town. A new
brass band Is pracicing To be ready for the occa-
sion.
"A handsome new stage, sufficient tn accom-
in0date six passengers, has been placed IN The
routc between Middelown and Odrssa, by MIR.
WIN. I. Chance, who now has the mail contract
between these points.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

q The plaoe TO go II you want boots and shoes
that will wear Is Nicholson Foulks, No. 102 West
second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest bregans or cavalry boots For ladies' and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
whs wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, 1t is Just the place to CO.
Remember tho place, 100 Wet Second street. VIII
mington.
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Fire..


BARN nURsED-sUrrosEp CAUSE HEATING OF
HAY.
NEW CASTLE HD, 8 miles below villsge, Suly
~, ls6s.-My barn was burned on the Alb inst.
ne nrc was discovered between the hours Of two
and three In the morning. and had made such
progress that very little of the contents were
saved II CONTAINED ten or twelve tons OF hay.
'4irriage farming Implements, tools, &c. Tie
'djacent buildings consisting Of poultry house,
corn crib. aud sheds, together with adjoining
caused by the heating of new clover hay. stored
% the barn few days previous. Partially insur-
cd. Loss about S2500.
Very truly yours,
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Milford.

This cntcrprlsing town, situated partly In Kent
ana partly In Sussex Counties has mnde More
prevlons twenty years. Buildings have gone up
H. all directions, amongst them quite number
Of really handsome dwellings, the streets are
about to be graded and macadamized and street
lamps now shed their cheerful light upon the
Town. ahe ship-ynrds ale buriiy engaged, and
business Is rs brisk as II eau be expected 10 be- nj
time when 1t is prostrated, throughout the
country.
The country around the town Is rapidly I'm
proving and there is no apparent reason wh, the
presatt rapid increase should not continue The
citizens OF the place claim that 1t |, the largest
town 10 the State, md 30 far rs our own obs rya-
tion goes we judge that they can make good
their claim. THY nre 10 king forward tow ards
the time when they shall become borough and
ultimately city. They have our best wishes Tor
the realization OF their antcipations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



WEDNESDAY, July 8th.
There was a good market this morning, and
farmers obtained very fair prices. Butter was
much higher; Strawberries have totally disap-
peared, and Raspberries are now about at their
height.
The meat market is very dull. though prices
remain unchanged. The fish market is only
limited.
We make the fnlln,xinr nnntntinns
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

Forty Years Ago.--Forty years ago what a
feeble imitation electricity IF lightning to what
Ia at the present day Thea glass cylinders abb mi
the size OF ager beer kegs, glass discs from 20 It
IN diameter, and galvanic roughs or feet long
were the prni ipa APPARATUS used for generating he
electric huid, and battery Of leaden Jars scarcely
larger than ordinary case bottles our best iita-
ton Oh lightning cloud; II quite feat 10 th0ee
Gays 70 melt IL tie scrap OF platinum with electrci-
ty-what jump In science we have made from that
line Could franklin re-vsit US again hat wu lid
o. his amusement, instead Of his silk Kite that drew
me nrrt rireAk Of tightening rom the cloud by the
hand 81 man. We have great cab es that enc,rci Is
the enLrc globe aud electricity trayerses them wrh
INC vensty OF thought Instead of his Imperfect in
strumrnts that g'oaned a few sparks of tightening
Iom the clouds by dinto manual labor, vast ma.
cnnes propelled BY steam that r. 81, trlcty In
consuming hOods. At late scientific meet, M in
London, one OF these machines, weighing four tons
and halt and worked by an eight horse power
steam engine was sx' ibited. The elect ic action
brought u light through this power through the in
prevention o. immense masnets aud nearly twenty
hundred weight Of copper wire, was SO tremend, us
az 70 burn bars Of iron like sticks IF wood PRODUCT
Knt too vivid aud Intense for the ey TO Ok upon.
One o. THESE ltgh " In p gre-s at Sandy Hook N
T., which will throw It's light for thirty miles when
cOrPleted III the wise philosopher could return and
mud the ris.: a. progress OF nis country since the
time ne walked up Market street. Phil4deiphla with
CAKE under his avn, which he was eating, he wsuid
oosoid in his country the march Of greatness qu
ano 80 great that no other country under the sun
couid boast u Its equal partlcularyi the style and
nnsn OF Doets and ehOes such Is made and sold by
Flanagan, 9Th and Market SITS Save Building.