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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

MEssRs. EmToRs.-G Gentlemen IL feel a great
debt OF gratitude owe Drs. linsscnplug Il Mon
roe, for the seemingly miraculous cure which has
been performed in my ease, must confess that
l was at first a little skeptieal about the many
cures reported through tile columns of your pa-
per since the arrival of these doctors in our city.
My daughter having been very much afflicted with
a nervous affection, had been greatly benefited
and now nearly cured by few treatments, SO
that l could no longer doubt of the great power
that these truly wonderful men exercised over
nearly all diseases.
On Saturday morning April Attn, called to
sec the doctors, and they described my symptoms
and feelings much better than could even tell,
without asking any questions. But | will pro-
coed to give n brief statement of my case.
have been afflicted with the most distressing OF
all diseases-dyspepsia and liver computation
more than 80 years. A great portion of that time
was compelled TO throw up bilious and mll-
cous matter, sometimes three or four times day,
which Frustrated all my energies, so that often
felt unfit to live. ! also felt very nervous at
| times, and suffered with darling and lancinating
| pains on my chest, heart and sides in short my
| life was burthen TO me. | spent many n resi-
| less and sleepless night and wearisome days.
have been under the care of many eminent ply
sicians, and have tried remedies without number
whereby had hoped to gain relief, but all with
| out the desired effect.
! am now happy to be able to say that l hav,
| taken only six treatments, and am now entirely
restored to my former health. My appetite il
good and my strength has returned, and feel S,
happy to be able to state, for the benefit of thos
who have suffered long, that there is still hop
for you so long as you can have the services o
such eminent men, ieel that prove ungreatfu
to them, and without sympathy to myrace, shout
/ fail to make this public statement of my case
Will be pleased to answer at any time, eithe
by letter or in person. Mis-. E. FERGUSON,
corner Of Fourth and Lombard SITS.
Wilmington, DEL, April 10, 1868.
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nIiddIetown.

NV PAsroR. Rev. John Collins McCabe,
y. d., has accepted call to the Rectorship of st.
AIMS Church, Middletown, and will ofliciate on
Sunday the 18th of April.
Scuoor. ELEcTios.--At the school election on
saturday week. in School District No. 60,embrac-
ing MiddlctoTn and vicinity, Charles Il. Ander-
son was elected Commissioner, to serve three
Year., and James II. Scowdrick was elected Clerk,
to serve for two years, the uaexpired term Of
andrew Z. Reynolds. Mr. A. q. Cox, one of the
commissioners, holds over for one year. The
hoard procured teacher, G. W. Richardson, and
the school has been re-opened
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aAarriages.

STE .LM AN-BROoKFtELD.-At New Castle, April
81, by Rev. MIR. Spencer. Mr. Joseph Steaman to
Miss Julia W. Brookleld, both Of New Castle CO.,
del.
HARRIS FERGu SON.-On the 18th in.t, at Broad
st. NJ. f. Church Parsonage, 1i02 Christian street,
Philadelphia, by kvv. Samuel Twin, MIR. Albert f..
Harris 10 Misc Laura A. Ferguson all of Whining
t,n. Del.
SMITH-T0DD.-l this city, Thursday evening,
Aprii 9th, by Rev. G. W. Folweli. Mr.. Thomas ".
Smith aud Miss Elmlra H. Todd, both Of Whining
ton.
BISHOP MURRAY-On the lat insl by Rev. g.
W. Burke. MIR. Joshua W. Bishop to Mrs. Mary A.
Murray, both of Sussex co, Del
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10 H
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

DEEMS SOUTHERN nEPATlC PILLS, made
AMI sold by the discovercr That old l,nsknown and
well-tried remedy for al Billions diseases caused
by DISEASED LIVER, which is attended With all the
symptoms of Co. sumption, lii 1s25 The Dlseoverer
was reduced ~ mere skeleton, and was pronounced
by three OF the sEiliul physicians of one OF our
largest cities, 10 be- in MI advanced stage OF Con-
sumption and beyond cure. He then began TO Try
experiments on himself, aud after many efforts dis
covered tby the help of all Indian) the remedy which
wrought iii him perfect cure. lie is now IN the
18th year of his age and this advanced stage oil
life retains excellent constitution. In W years
itineratng in the ministry, he has seen more than
thousand persons who were given up to die OF Con-
sumption as beyond cure drasRiny pat mscra ar
cured by these Hcpatlc Pills, and afterwards enjoyed
the most perfect health. -
7-Therr IL in these Pills peculiar combination with
All article which has probably never before been
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aud mid in their &C ion 81 tic b!"els In the prep
aratiun of these very superior and excellent Pills, no
trouble is spared 10 insure the greatest possi-
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tof're. Where these PILL ave known, especially III,
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They can be sent 10 any p9int i'll the United States
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nraths.

TALLEY.-Apil lst., Mt his retidcnce in Brandywlne
lld,. Jos. d. Taley. in the 6slh year of his age,
after prutracted Illness.
MuHLHAuSEN.--o Monday, the 18th, Sophia g.
wife Of Joha H. Muhhausen, aged 10 years, mo-,
and days
The friends and relatives Of tire family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the iesdence
Of her husbaad No. 4l5 King street, Friday, April
18th, NJ O'Clock. Services will he h, Id Al the Ger
man Baptist Church, 9th anil Walnut, in German
and Enrlsh
CHAPMAN.-on Monday the 18th inst, Francis
Chapman, aged ~ years.
HIS friends fri, nls and those Of the family
spectuy invited to attend lis funeral without mr.
thcr notice. from his late sihence. No. II East Fifth
street. next Thursday, April 18TH at II O'Clock. to
proceed to Nit Lebanon.
MukINNEY.--lu this city, an the 10 h inst, Robert
Mckinney, in the I0lh ytlr 0f his age.
W0OLLEY.--O ON The l2th list, Sarah Woocy,in the
Dist year of her aye.
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RAILROAD MArTERs.--The proceedings of the
meeting at Sassalras, on Saturday last, have not
been officially reported to lis, but we understand
llat n the meeting of the Board of Directors of
Tie Kent County Railroad, held ut Chestertown,
IN tlir day previous, the response to the friends
Of the Sassafras, Warwick, and Middletown
route, was More Money" Accordingly, addi-
tioua subscriptions are being secured we uudcr-
stand. The friends of the above route say that
:sl,0o0 have been subscribed from Massey's to
Middlatown, and but s54,0O0 from Massey's to
Deep Landing.
The Queen Annes and Kent County Railroad
Company met at Centreville on Thursday, and
The work, we understand, Is progressing finely.
The board met their monthly assessment; fixed
the salary of the President at $780, per annum,
Secretary at $500, and Treasurer at $1,000. The
hoard also passed the following resolution = 4
Resolred That the Queen Anne's and Kent
County Railroad Company will connect with the
Delaware Railroad Company at or near Massey
Cross Roads. -lhiddietoWa Transcript.
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gh-IIe hiNh price If propis'ons.-O all sides we
hear complaints of the enormous prices demanded
Tor PROVISIONS, and mechan striking for higher
wages in consequence thereof Things certainly d.
not Look encouraging, and the best advice we cal
give Is for everybody To totrench-to eat mutton
while beef is TO dear, and moasses while butter Is 70
cents pound, and above MI consult genuine etono
my by obtaining yonr boots and shoes at Flanigens
Building
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QUOTATIONS. AT THE EIANpYwtNE MILLS, FUR
NLsIII.D Us EY WILLIAM LEA " SON.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PiiIApELrilI,, ArEIl. 13.-Bceyes moderate,
prices lower, fifteen hnndrcd head sold Mt l0ia 40
III c. Tor extra; % ~ c. for fair to good; 90
1000 head sold at 20 Sc; for dipped &c ~ C.
per pound gross for wool sheep Hogs nnclang-
ed, 5000 sold at s1i q 10 per hundred pounds
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CHANGE OF OFFICERs.-We learn that Chas.
nj Dover, has been appointed to the CashershiI
Of the branch of the Farmers Bank at New Gas.
tie, vice II. j. Terry, resigned. Mr.. VIM. Me-
Daniel, Clerk Of the Farmers Bank at Dover,
has received an appointment In the New Castle
branch, vice Mark M. Cleavor.
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T. N q l. A N DIS
CELEBRATED
Golden Itch Ointment.

viii enrc with one or two applications, the ARMY
ITun, and all Diseases VI the Skin.
1t contains no Mercury or other Injurious ingrc-
dents and is pleasant in its smell. be kept fol
years without getting rancid retaining all Of III
medicinal virtues.
The cures which this Ointment has effected with.
In the last tour years are truly wonderful
No family should be without thi. valuable ONT
mcnt which can be had at the Drug and Country
Stores everywhere.
Price 30 cents a b9x. by mail, 81 cents.
Prepared only by
4. NJ. ENGLAND & son, Pharmaceulists,
S. X. Cor. Second and King Sts., Wilmington, DEL
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ARREST OF suproshp MuRDEEER.-Enry on
Monday morning, u colored man was arrested IN
Chrisiield lie Is supposed tn be one OF the party
who are charged with the murder Of the captain
and nato Of tho schooner Bare, Of which We
recently gave an account He was taken to
Princess Anne To iail,
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Auetion Sales.
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Almost instantly she experienced relief from the pain
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BURsED.--A little girl, between and i years
old, daughter of WIN. McBviell, living near
Stanton, on Thursday last set her clothes fire,
by approaching burning brush hemp, and was
severely burned about her face and body. II is
hoped that she will recover.
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PmifapEiriiA. April 15.--Flonr steady, extra
~ O. 500. Wheat unchanged. Rye steady, ut
81 30. Corn in good demand, yellow ll.22
mixed West m Ellis. Oats steady at 81 q 30
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

Our MUTUAL FRIEND is the name Of the new
paper just started ut Milford as the successor of
the Milford Argus. 1t is handsomely printed on
unusually good paper, and devotcs considerable
attention to lOcal affairs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

CHANGE OF Hour. - There was n slight
on and inter Monday. The changes are few and
slight, but of course important to all intending
to travel. We advise such to read the corrected
time table published elsewhere.
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Sun Posr OFrIcE.--The post office recently
not been discontinued, US has been reported,
since the re-establishment of the old office at
Oakdalc. II is now n sub office, where persons
in the immediate neighborhood can receive their
mail matter, mail being left ut the station every
day.-Deidgdre County Republican.
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DEATH FROM EATING CHIcKENs.-On March
10Th, Geo. Benson died at his residence, near
Kingston, Somerset county, Md, from eating the
meat of chickens which had been attacked with
the chicken cholera. There have been several
such deaths recently.
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1elaware Tribn,te


ScmooL HOUSE, AT CLAYroN.--A meeting was
held In Clayton, on the 9Th inst, and movement
commenced 10 procure the erection of a school
house In Clayton, there being none 10 the place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

NEw ORGAN AT DovER.-The Baptist congre-
cation al Dover has placed q very fine pipe organ,
ii cost Of 800, in their church, the result Of
festival gotten up by the ladies of the churclhscv
cral weeks ago. The instrument Is said to be fine
toned and strong In sound.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

AproIsTED.--The Levy Court has appointed
Joseph Taggart Trustee of the Poor for New
Castle Hd., vice Nathaniel Wolfe resigned. II Is
stated that Mr.. Wolfe intends removing to Phil
adelphia.
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TEMPERANCE IrEMs-NEw LonGES FoEMEn.-
meeting was held at Westvlle Chapel Town,
Kent County, last week, Mr.. Douglass, Of Willow
Grove Lodge, |. o. g. T., acting as Chairman,
and E. l.. McKeag, of Canterbury Lodge, rs
Secretary. Addresses were delivered hy Rev 4.
d. Davis and DR.. T. c. Rogers, and new Ledge
of Good Templars, to be called Wrstvic Lodge,
was organized with Rev. John Downham ~ w
q. T. A large number of names were enrolled.
A lodge Of Good Templars was olganized in tho
Slaughter Neck Church, near Milford, on Thurs
day evening. the 9th ult., to he known rs WASH
iugton Lodge, No.. .. of G. T., with the f1l.
lowing named persons as officers:
w. Z. T., Theodore Draper; ". V. r., Lzzlt
Bennett; W. s., Geo. w. Wilcox; W. +. s., ilet
tie Ingraham; W. T., Joseph NJ. Davis; v; q
g., David Lindale w. o. g., John lnsmhnni
w. A. s., Ella Davis; W. ID. NJ. Sallir Davis
w. X. ii. s., Lydia Bennett; W. L. II. s., Allie,
Bennett; p. W. c. T.. II. S. Davis.
This Lodge was organized with thirty charte
members. II is situated in n thickly settled coun
try, and Its members are composed Of some o
the best citizens in that community. II is eX
pected to soon start u Lodge in Milford Neck
| and One in Frederick.
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TRusrEk's SALE on REAL EsrArE.-'tlic rcl
estate of Eli Todd, Esq, late Of this city de-
ceased, was sold Mt the auction store Of Thos. VI.
Oglc No. East ID St, by Chas. b. Lore, Esd,
Trustee, on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. og G
knocked down No. l. the store aud dwelling On
feet deep to john Finn tblind), for s5,45D
No. ., four story brick house, in Front ST., Is
feet front and ~ feet deep adjoining Philip Plum
kett's store on the corner, to John Latrriy, Tor
$1,000. The second part of No. 2, three story
brick dwelling adjoining the above. II feet .
inches front on Front street, and abont 90 feet
deep, to John Finn for g, $50. No. 3, u house
and lot on East Fifth street, to J. H. Smith, for
$1,000. No. 4, a housc and lot ON Orange street,
above Stl, TO Matthew Maoncy, for sl7io. No.
g. n lot between Lombard and Pine and It'll aud
9TH Streets 200 feet deep by 10 feet front, to \.
II. Quinby, for $3.50. No. &, a lot 30 feet front
on Cottonwood street, by AZ on Taylor street, to
Philip Punkett, tor @311.
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NoTIcE.-The Republicans of Mill Creek Hun
dred will meet at the Mermaid, on Saturday, the
18th Of April at o'clock, Z. w., 10 elect five
delegates To attend the State Convention to be
held Mt Dover, on the 23rd inst.
BY order Of the Hundred Committee.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

KNIGHTS PyTmi,s.--The following named GER
tlcmen have been elected to- and Installed into,
their respective offices for tho cnrreut term.
Washington Lotige. No 1.--V. r, Edwin liirst
W. c., Samuel Shepherd; " O., Ralph Rgby; f..
s., Il. G. alexander; r. s., Nm. II. Brady; b.,
Fcrd f. Boga; e., +. w. Taylor /. s., .Ja,nes
L. Smith; o. s., John L. Pierson.
Latuyette Lodge, No 2--V. r., John Wright;
w. g., Robert White; V. G., Samuel X, Cloud
+. s., II. NJ. Lewis; II s., Aquilla Nebeker; g.,
A. 7. Baily; g., ]. B. Clark |. s., J. ]. Thatch-
er; o. S., VIM. II. Pierson.
Lincoln Lodye, No. 3.-N.P., Frank 4. Taylor;
w. c., s. S. Southard; V. g., Andrew Cary; f.,
s., John NJ. Dunn; Il. s., A. N. keithler; B., H..
F.. Hayes; G., William Green; / s., William
| Forrest; o. s., Isaac Price.
Cilyton Lodge, No. i.--v. p, L. 2. Carey; W.
G., f. l.. Seelcy; v. G., H. s. Truilt; f. s., u.
Whtsill; X. s., X. Moody; r., J. Mancell g.,
II. X Davis; l. s., Alex Chairs; Q. $, X. j.
| Stewart.
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ANALEPTIOA,

A Physician who had Consumption for
Asevera years, with frequent bleedings OF the
lungs, cured himself with n medicine unknown to
the profession, when his appeared hopeless He
IL the only physician whD has used it in his own per-
son, or VINO has any knowledge OF its virtues; and
he ascriba the degree Of health he now enjoys to
nothing but the use Of this medicine; and nothing
but utter despair and entire extinction Of all hope Of
recovery, together with want Of confidence In all
Others Induced him To hazard the experiment. To
those suffering witt this nalady he recommends his
"Analeptica,"a certain remedy In Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption Bronchitis, and all diseases
of the Lungs and Throat. He has treated more ca
successfully than generally follows the treatment
of this class OF Cases. and feels pride only exceled
by the Of his duty. that he IL able to d.
niinish suffering and proong life Call or address
DIR. Il. BOYLST0E JACKSON,
Janl1-1yd.Sw No. $50 n. TEsTH ST., Philada.
fH- Medicine sent by express all over the States
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New TREAsuRER.-R. II. Eubanks, Teller of the
National Bank OF Delaware, has been appointed
Treasurer OF the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. f., vice
j. Davis Watson, deceased.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

TIIRp STREET BRIDGE--There is surely a
had hitch somewhere in the Third Street
Bridge matter 1t is practically of no use what
ever, on account of the miserable character of
the approaches to 1t. We will not attempt at
present. to fix the responsibility for the exisnnce
Of this state of affairs, but 1t Is surely a shame
that 1t should erist. and we hope the matter will
be taken In hand Immediately.
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DoEciIEsrrn AND DELAWARE RNLRotp.--A
letter from fredericksburg, Caroline County, Nd.
to the Denton Union says;
The workmcn on the Dorchester and Delaware
rnilroad are now constructing the bridge across
the river and cripples at this place. The bridge
IL to be four hundred feet long and fourteen feet
wide. Four piles arc driven about eight feet
deep IN each row. and the rows of pliugs are six
teen feet apart. The bridge is twelve feet above
high water mark, and the same height above
ground through the crlpples.. The work, which
will be strong is to be completed soon, and the
bank ON the east side of the river will be carried
over the bridge to the west side TO fill up the
grading, which will he from five to eight feet
high There is large number Of workmen grad
Ing between this place and New Market. III II
few days the laying Of the track will be com
ncnccd ut Seatord, the iron being now at that
place
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

FiIE.--A large stone house, situate in Mill
occupied by Win. Bell, was entirely destryoned
BY fire on Thursday the 2nd inst. Richard Buck
iigllam had just moved into n part Of the house
with tliu intention Of farming for Mr.. Bell The
families We're absent at meeting, and some boys
means the fire was communicated to the building,
End before assistance could be had, both families
were ont of house and furniture. Richard Buck
ngham's furniture had been lately purchased and
NIL new
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a.. The subscriber offers for sale that weknowr
E:i beautiful and valuable estate, called "CLiF-
Ton" laying on Mnnokn river. 81 mics from
MISSIONER STATION. Maryland and Delaware
railroad and 10 miles from Princess Ann, the county
t,wp, Clifton contains THREE III NDRED ACRES.
one half cleared and the residue in timber Is npro
we'd BY a fine BRICK MANSION, with attic and base
nent complete barn, house and other necessary
outbuildlngr together with tive tenements for labor
ers Mi in good order There is an orchard sf 1900
choice reach trees just in bearing. Some forty
around the dwelling Of light and warm soil which
for adoption to culture OF the earliest fruit and
vegetables is unsurpassed. The rest is clay oain,
productive OF the grains and grasses. Lime he
obtained, cheap and abundant, from Kiln iii sight
of the farm.
The situation is delightful, in full view OF Tanger
Sound with all the uxuffes of the salt water, good
bathing sc. Would make a delightful summer resi-
dence for family living in the city. Will be sold
bargain. Application 10 person or by letter directed
to me, Princess Anne, Nd, will receive prompt AL
tention. Mar26lmw is. ATKINSON.
"Dohoregan Manor"
The estate of the late Charles CARROLL of Carnlltnn
We have for sale Agents, the Farms of said
estate for many years held by tenantry. They are in
from 100 10 800 acres; will be sold at from s25
to S75 per acre, and very favorable terms. Tue
well-known fertility and healthfuness of this estate,
ita access by Turnpike and Railroad from Baltimore.
10 miles Distant render location there very desirable.
Address for particulars, ,,o
febls-smw Baltimore, Maryland.