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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

THIIIE subscriber having let his farm will cell at
IL public sale ut his residence in Brandywine Hd.,
ON the Fonlk road, miles from Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 9th 1865, at IL O'Clock NJ, his
stock and farming utenslss 10 good mich cows,
most OF which will be In profit by day of sale, heil-
ers coming years old, bull, coming years old,
coming years old, shoats. Farming. utensils;
heavy road wagon, farm wagon, suitable Tor either
. or horses hay wagon, . carts l market dear
born, two-seated carriage. l rockaway carriage,
nearly new, milk wagon, dearborn and 2 carriage
Tongues, two-horse pswer threshing machine, with
running gears attached all in good order. Union
Moving machine, nearly new, l Kirby Mower and
Reaper with self rakes attached, steel tooth horse
rake, wheat drill, roller, corn shelter, ! grain
fan, piows pair twin harrows, single harrow,
cultiyators and lot of good grain bags set dear
born harness, sets Of double wagon harness, set
Of carriage harness, sets of cart gears sets OF
pillow gears &C., &C., riding saddle, hayfurk, sets
Of block and tackle Zone very arge log chains forks
rakes hoes spades, shoves, iron digger grind stone,
grain cradles scythcs, cross-cnt saws, wood.saw.
Dairy Fixtures: Q good butter churns butter tub
aud cooler milk pans. Id milk churns, SC. lot oil
buckwheat and rye by the bnshei, and many other
articles not herein mentioned.
TERMs.-All sums of $50 aud under cash, all sums
over that amount credit of 80 days will be given,
by the purchaser giving bankable note with ap-
proved endorser payable at the Union National Bank,
Wilmington, Del. WIN pEnlChsoN.
L. w. SrIDnAM Il Son, Auctrs. ieb2O-tsw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

Among the many rcstoratiyes which nature has
supplied to relieve the Affections of humanity there
Is no more favorite for certain class Of diseases
than the medicinal gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree /;
but however valuable it is its power 10 heal soothe
to relieve and to cure is enhanced cnold by scel.
tinc and judcious combination with other ingredi-
ents, in themselves Of equal worth. This happy
mingling exists to remarkable degree in
DIR. wfstar's BaIsam of wild Cherry,
whose value in curing Coughs Colds, Bronchitis,
whoopiy Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary Agec-
tio,1 asd Incipent Consumption is inestimabe.
a. ses & Strong Testimony. l44a "
From BENJAMIN WHEELER. ESQ.,, Depot Master Of
lsitft South Royalston, Mass,
tin the spring OF 1858 most severely afflicted
with hard, dry cough, with its usual accompani
ments of night sweaIs completely prostrating IN,
nervous system, and producing such a facilitated
purpose had given up all hopes OF ever recovering
| as had also my friends. At This stage of matters
4 was prevailed upon through the influence of a neigh
bor to try Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and be
fore using two bottles, the effect was almost magical
NV cough entirely left me, the night sweats deserte,
me- hope once more elaed my depressed spirits, ant
| soon had attained my wonted Strength and vigor
Thus has this Balsam,as has often been remarked b.
persons conyersant with the above facts. Nterall
| snatched me from the yawning grave. You are a
liberty 10 use this for the benefit of tho afflicted"
Prepared by SETH W. F0WLE " SON, IS Tire
mont street. Boston, and for sale by Druggists genei
ally.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
A Mhiskax story.


ihe town OF Media, in Delaware county, is
n,Velacdly temperance one, and no Intoxicating
,Ni'lor OF any kind is allowed to be sold in its
limits.
Aceently some one, not having the fear of the
s''ou iemplars before his eyes, purchased a bar
~ q whskev in Philadelphia, and had IL sent to
",nn station, not with view Of selling it there
tore.
lie saw the barrel of whiskey safe on the plat
,ii and started for his team to take 1t away. It
"ue'ifflng to him however that some of the Medi-
o might have evil designs upon his property he
rstgeu bystander to watch the barrel until he
turned. The latter for convenience sake sat
NV w y astridc the barrel to take care of 1t.
i, some young ways comprehendng the situation
NH i glance concluded to deprive the dealer Of his
" "nishey Without disturbing the Waterman. They
occurred q brace and hit, crawled under the plat
,gn nn and asccrlainng through the cracks In the
nHh,orm the precise position Of the barrel, bored
noie directly through platform and barrel with
w" ny disturbing the faithful watcher.
iu,n,,ey Then left, and SO did the whiskey.
~ when The owner returned and prepared to Loaf
"e barrel into Ills wagon there was scene.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

CAMDEN, Dr., FED. ii, lSUo.
1t Is to be regretted that g A Good Tempiar"
should seize with avidity the smallest kind OF IN
excuse 10 strike a blow nkind blow-aL Cam
den Lodge, and parade it in the columns of the
TRIBUNE. That some one may have repeated
"iumor'' about the seaford Lodge, may all be
true; but that it was spoken of in spirit Of ca
ultdtion, we spurn the insinuatlng imputation,
and, In behalf of Camden Lodge, declare that no
such spirits have any connection with us as an
Order. We cando better than that We bid our
sister lodges God speed and pray that they may
accomplish all that is possible in the temperance
cause in Faith, Hope and Charity.
We rejoice that tho Seaford Lodge is prosper
ing, and eend our congratulations.
We warn our unknown friend to
IS Beware of Jealousy; -
1t Ia the green eyed m0sster which doth make
The meat it feeds on"
Our pen is ever ready 10 dip ink and write In
defence of temperance, but nerer to strike IL
down, though Madame Runor talk ever so loudly.
Yours, in f., II. and G.,
II. ID. MoRRIs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
MARINERS AND HORSEMEN
PUEBLO SALE.

OF W. D. Cornog, of Pencader Id, near Newark, Del.
M The subscriber having rented his farm and
10y about to retire from farming will sell vt Pub
nc sale, at his residence on the road leading from
Newark all his stock and farming utensils, on
TUESDAY, March 10th, 1858, the following desert,
bed personal PROPERTY IS head q r. hoKsss and
IIorsemen.
COWs.-1O head of cows of improved stock, all my
own raising from select stock, will be in profit this
spring, and in the la yoke OF down country
oxen, lively workers 10 head OF and year old
PIGS 20 shoat pigs worthy the attention of those
FARMING UTENSILS, consist g of four good
Wagons / six horse with broad wheels four
horse with narrow wheels three horse wagon
three inch tread, nearly new, made to order two
horse with hay bed; two other hay beds made 10 Or,
der; narrow wheeled horse cart; broad wheeled
cart with tongue and shafts; family carriage new,
with tongue and shafts, made to, order; one Ger
mantown, new last year thee horse tread power
p)wer with thrasher and separator, Wheeers paient
" so thfasker and separator graa fan, hoperis
and fodder cutter, clover huer, new, ] excelsior
| mower and reaper Or dropper,. / columbian mower
and reaper With sell rake Of Wooas weIl-snown
steel tsolh horse rakes, Pratt and Smedey's patent,
in good order, nay forks or drags for unloading hay
win ropes land pullies complete, 4 grain cradles,
moving and brier stythes, grain drllf, rariian
drill with phosphate attachment the hest one now in
use, Beckforn and HOFFMAN drill, drills grain and
|
and cultiyators, twin harrows poles for marking
| out corn ground, with steel poats, Indian corn
| planter, a complete machine, a man and boy can
mark and plant Is per day. so II can he worked
both ways corn marker that will draw rows a
once; forks rakes. shovels, spades. post spades
ing and one large stump chain, and other chains.
HABNESS.-4 sets of stage harness., nearly new,
sets Of heavy wagon cutters, tets OF heavy leat
gears, IA heavy collars, 10 wagon brides, stage d
plough Dridles, 10 large size thousands, wagon sad
dies, lead lines, 2wagon whips 10 sets Of lea,he
| fly straps pair OF double lines. IS stable matters,
sets OF single harness, 2sets of double harness. &C
new. seis OF leather plough lines, 8 sets Of chat
plough harness /; also 30 new bags and lot oil ethc
bags, horse cove 8, seed potatoes by the bushel,
sets OF team bells, two horse sleigh and bells, tw
carriage tongues many other articles too tedious
mention in short all necessary articles sufficient
fam first-cass farm of five lrlndred acres A cred
of nine months will be given on all sums of $50 witt
out interest, and upwards. =
Sale TO commence at 10 O'clock, when lunch vii
be given. afrs ANWM. ID. C0RNOG.
A. CANNON, Auct'r.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

Or INTEREST TO EvERYnopY.--Sin the ad-
vent Of the Star Shuttle Sewing Machine in the
market, about one year ago, the manufacturers
have sold about Fifteen Thousand, and such uil-
precedented testimonials of their intrinsic worth
has prompted Them TO enlarge the machine, aud
otherwise improve it, now the STIR shuttle Sew
ing Machine stands without rival. Mr.. Wilson
deserves great credit for assuring the response
bility in putting Lock Stitch Shuttle Sewing
Machine Ia the market at such a very low price,
in direct competition with all the iirst-class and
high priced machines. st3I3
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

FINE HARNEss.-W were recently shown by
Mr.. Jas. M. Williamson, No. 212 Market street,
one set of single and one set of double harness,
which eclipse any thing we have ever seen man
ufactured here or driven in our streets They
are made of the very finest material, strong but
light, and are gold mounted. The double set ia
worth 5000 and the single set worth 800. They
were manufactured by Mr.. Williamson for gen
tlcman, and we predict sensation when they flis.
appear upon the street.
Mr. Williamson, by the way, Is doing a consid.
cradle trade from along the line of the Delaware
Railroad. He manufactures harness extensively
and also manufactures all the collars he SELF
which is not generally the case with saddlers
We commend him to all who have not yet triel
him
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
Auction sales or Personal Propsrt,

AuctlOn SALON OF PERSONAL properly
Feb. 21.-Nathan Sanders, White @. Creek Hid.
i" 24.-Rudolph First, Brandywlne Hundred.
2" 24.--Willinin Dean, near Newark.
i" 25.--Joseph g. Oliver, Christiana Village.
&" 25.--N. 7. Boulder, Pcncader Hundred.
!" 25.--Edmund Wilson, Brnndywlne Hid.
a 25.--Silas Ii. Watson, White q. Creek Hid.
" 2d.-Ann mud Rebeccn Allen, Chris. Village.
q 27.-W.F. Little and ]. Ball, Mill Greek lid.
% 29.--Thomas Underwood, Wilmington. n
" 2g--Wm. Carter, Pencader Hd
March 2.-John ID. Forrest. Mill Creek Hid.
flames o. Eagle. White Clay Hid.
" John Peoples and Thomas johnson,
Christana Hid.
+" "a. w. Everson, New Castle Hid.
" 3.-Muris II. Fredd, Christiana Hid.
8.-Deborah and ]. f., A. Blddlc, New Cas-
tie Hid.
" Civilian and Joseph Dilworth, near
Ccntreville Del.
I" 4.--David w. Gemmell, New Castle Hid.
5.-W. IL A. j. Derrickson, Brandywine Hid.
" 5--J. X. Fesmire, near Christiana village.
" 5-Wm. II. Twaddell, Chrlstiana Id.
5.--John Brown, Pencader Hid.
/" G--Jos. II. Callahan, Chrstiana Hd
TT. 9. Il b. F. Taylor near Wilmington.
F" 10-W.D. Cornog, near Newark.
" PA. Elliott, Stanton, Del.
:" 1G.--Gilpin p. Stidham, Chrlstiana Hid.
" 22.-JaInes Sterritt, Brandywine Id.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
lelalpare TribA,
LOCAL NEWS

eE-Farmers and others will please
ES-bcar IN mind, that should thcy. n
rs-need sale bills printed, or public o.
tB-or private sales advertised, they o.,
rs-caa SAVE MONEY By sanding o.. o;
fs-bringing their orders to this office. q,
ssWe haue a large number of neso. q
ss-and elegant cuts suitable forhand- q,
EJ-5ills, and ara enabled to print d. q;
fs-beautj1 poster at a reasonable. q,
ts-price., Orders alled ip the shortest q,
rs5- possible time Id,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
Seafortt.

Governor Ross Is cutting down a strip dgood
land adjoining the town limits which hdl,np
obscured his beautiful residence from a 4, ii
the town. By the way, any one doubtful he
capacity of our lands for Improvement viii w
their doubts removed by visiting his farm, Nh
Will compare iavoraby with any in the coA y,
DEcEAsED.-Dr. Waitman Jones, longtd
invorably known by the citizens Of this towilbd
State as man OF fine literary attalnments Nj
professional skill, died at his late rcsidenc&
Baltimore, January 29lh, of consumption. a
suffered like Christian and died triumphant.
Mr.. Solomon Noble died at his residence /
North West Fork Hundred, near Bethel, on Ii
l1th Instant He was a prominent member
the Nj. e. Church, Good Templar, and great
beloved by all who knew him. NASrIcoKE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
QUOTATIONS AT THE BrANpYwiSE MILLS, FUR
NISuEp US nY WILLIAM LEA d son.
pnlLApELpn1A CATTLE MARKET.

PmLApELrIlIA, Feba7.-Cattle market dull,
prices unchanged, 1900 head sold at 10 q nc. ;
for extra Pennsylvania and Western steers S@9}9;
for fair to good 3 @7c. Per pound gross for COM
mon.
Sheep in fair demand, COCO sold at 56715c. gross.
Hogs in good demand, at advance $4,000 sold
at S12. 80 @ s13 per hundred pounds nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

NEw VI. L. CoNFERENcE.-It Is generally be-
leved that the Philadelphia Conference Of the
n u. Church will be divided ut the session in
March, or at the session OF the General Confer
cnce in May. The decision will probably be
made by constituting u separate Conference, to
embrace under its territorial Jurisdiction, Della
ware, and the Eastern Shores of Maryland and
Virginia.
meeting of all the adult members of the NJ.
y. Church, in full standing in this city is called
q consider the subject. The meeting will be
NJ * o'clOcl =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
Large Sale OF Horses, oxen, Cows, Sheep
md Hogs.

TIVE subscriber will sell at Public Sale ut his farm
L in New Castle Hundred, adjoining State Road
Station. on the Delaware Railroad, on Wednesday,
the 4th day of March, 20 horses suitable for road
farming purposes, Is yoke Of oxen, some Of them
large and good workers, 40 cows. many of tkcm in
preiit and superior Mixers 10 bulls, some of them
good stock Go selected that will be profitable
10 any farmer, 90 shoats and hogs, superior SOW
IL Is useless for me to recommend my stock they
will show for themselves. l will only add that
farmers and others know my Gales positive and
they cannot fail TO get suited Sale to commence at
10 O'clock.
Terms-All sums Of $50 and under cash; over that
amount Fix months credit by giving note with ap-
proved endorser. ID. w. GEMMlLL .
+ /. NJ. STIDHAM & SON. Auctoneers. fsb2Osw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

ANNlvERsARY.-Th students of the Polytechnic
College Of Pennsylvania, (philadelphia) will eel
citrate the 136th anniversary of Washington's
liirtll-day, in the new college building. Market
street, wet of 18th, on the 22nd inst The pro-
grlnne, besides music, embraces the reading Of
selections from the Farewell Address, by Alfred
Monroe; Addresses by Herman II. Mund; aud a
krclation, by VIM. q. Wctherill. Mr.. Alfred
Curtis, Of Delaware, is at the head of the Com
nlittec Of Arrangements.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

E5- The time is fast approaching when farmers
should turn their attention TO the selection of the
Fertilizer they intend employing to insure pro-
ftable crops. Experience has proved that
ssBowERs COMPLETE MANURE" is The best article
that can be used for producing an abundant yield.
For top-dresslng Wheat or Grass it is unsur-
passpd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

Pnii.ApnIrIIIA Feb. 19.-Flour quiet, super
fine 81 .50ms.5O, extrrs ss.50@9.50.
Wheat very quiet, Red s2.50@2.55, amber 81
60. Rye active, advanced sales of 5000 bushels
Penna at s1.65@1.7O. Corn in good demand,
new yellow S11S Oats steady at 50 cents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

TEMPERANCE ASNIvERsARY.-W Wilmington d.
Nlsloi, NO. !, Sons of Temperance, celebrated its
Nehty-third anniversary at Union ME- Church,
' gr@rner of Fifth and Washington streets, on
thursday evening last. The exercises were open
~ WIN WIN singing by the choir followed by pray
church. eN' i''@''
Mr. James P. Hfyu W. p made the intro
Mleiory address d br ely sketched the history
~ lhe first Division vi the Sous of Temperance
time.
u, few remarks were then made by Rev. Mr..
TI,,lsand, after which the choir sung "Fathers a
nuhkard and Mother is Dead"
hev. Mr.. Best, F. w. G. p, of the Order in
'i,"ilnsylvanla, was then introduced, and made an
earnest and stirring address.
~ we conclusion Of the address the choir sung
mautiinl ode and the Division was dismissed
Nv, Mlth lhe benedction. They then adjourned to
IKE rooms 90 where they partook of a fine COLA
i po inc church choir sang several good songs,
NY Mr. England made another short address,
comic songs.
ii i music was very fine and the excellent choii
y, ,le church fully sustained its well earned
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

FEsrIyAL.--The Smyrna Benevolent Society
purpose holding u Festival for the benefit of the
poor Of that town. 1t will be held on the 26th
and 9th Of this month, in the building known
rs lloiiccker's Factory" situated ON COM
lnerce street, west Of Delaware street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
ANALEPTIOA.

A Physician who had Consumption for
N several years, with frequent beedngs of the
lungs, cured himself with medicine unknown to
the profession when his case appeared hopeless. He
Is the only physician who has used It In his own per-
son, or who has any knowledge OF its virtues; and
he can ascrbc the degree of health he now enjoys to
nothing but the use Of this medicine; and nothing
but utter despair aud entire extinction Of all hope q
recovery, together with want of confidence in all
Others Induced him to hazard the experiment. To
those suffering with this malady he recommends his
'Analeptica, certain remedy in Coughs, Colds,
As.hma, Consumption, Bronchitis, and all diseases
OF the Lungs and Throat. He has treated more ca
successfully than generally follows the treatment
by the performance Of his duty, that he IL able TO d.
niinish suffering and prolong life. Call or address
~ n y DR. Il. BOYLSTON JACKSON, nu
Jan11-1yd&w No. $50 N. TENTH ST., Philada.
fH- Medicine sent by express all over the States
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

WE WOULD have all our friends to read the adj
yertisement of VIM. t. Basselt, of Hammonton,
N. j.. in our paper this week. Those who con-
template setting on. Strawberries, Blackbcrries,
Raspberrics, &c, the coming season, should send
for Mr.. B. IS catalogue and list of prices
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

fE7EfS The subscribers living on the farm Of
MA ~ George McCran, and known as the Shields
49, property, in New Castle Hid. and near Small
Mill, and within threequarter mile of Christiana
Village, as they are about 10 remove to much small
Ter farm, and having more stock than they will need,
will sell at Public Sale part ofheir stock and farm
ing utensils, on TIL ESDAY, March Sd, 1858, at o.
clock. p. NJ the following personal property viz !:
the best horses in the State colts, two year old
the other months, good milch cows, will soon be
in profit, young bnll, good stock heller, rising
years old, pair of good oxen and yoke 20 good
ewes, with lamb. Farming utensils: OK cart,plows
harrows and cultivators good etraw cutter, about
800 bushels or good oats suitable for seed by the
bushel, and many other things not mentioned,
TERMS.-All sums of $50 aud under, cash, ever
that amount a credit of9 months, will be given OH
the purchaser giving bankable note with approved
endorser stamps and interest added.
DEBORAH BIDDLE,
j.. F. A. BIDDLE.
A
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

already mentioned in connection with the Repub-
lican nomination for the office Of Sheriff. cores
pondents in this mornings Republican propose
The names of Il. X. Crawford Of this city, aud
Henry II. McMuen of New Castle Hid.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20


rV,HE subscriber having sold his property, will sell
j mt pnblic sale at his residence, IN Stanton, miles
west OF Wilmington, the Wilmington and Balti-
more Pike, on THURSDAY, March the 18th, 1865, at
10 O'clock m the following described personal
property, one good family horse, superior lnileh
COWS, In profit this spring; also, wagons aud car
riages extra two-horse wagons, new, new sprung
market dearborn new light express wagon new
Germantown carriage, light Germantown wagon,
tight nu-top store wagon, ROckaway carriage nearly
new trottlng wagon, heavy furniture wagon, set of
twohorse wagon rlinninggoars, open mil or store
WAGONS, sleigh, new, new horse cart, with iron aSe
two-horse market wagon, nearly new hay any ~
new twin harrows sets of plOw, double and Single
trees new, 10 pick and grunbing hoes, ana about
sets Of new wedges, cultiyator seat he stock ana
figures of wbeeWr2ht, coach, and blacksmith shops,
consisting OF two pairs of bellows, anvils, patent
twecr iron, two common tweer ron, extra patent
drill extra tire BENDER extra heavy vice, aDout ~
pairs of tongs about 30 handle punches and cnifes
and lot of sWelges, bolt TOOLS riyt tools eye pms,
nail rvit, and hand hammers, steel sledges shaeinx
tools monkey wrenches, lot Of new horse shoes,
sets of extra heavy springs, lot Of new and old ron
sets OF stocks and dies, lot OF bolt riviis and nails
and many other articles Of use not herein mentioned;
one-horse power, two circular saws with tables
complete, betting and one heavy iron shalt ana pull
leys two iron and three wooden vices, paint mn,
patent tenement cutter lot of tools, two sets OF planes
and chses brace and bits, augers, hand saws, gig
SAVE hand axes, pitching axes post adzes paint and
paint cups, brushes. paint stone and mortar, lot OF
carving tools and gouges and many other tools not
mentioned. About 1000 feet OF IS poplar boards,
600 feet of hickory sts 40 sets of turned spokes, OF
different sizes, lot OF cnt plank OF dherest quality,
lot OF hubs patterns of all Styles and msny other ar
tcles not here enumerated. Household anu kitcnen
TEsMs.--AIl sums under $50, cash. $50 and over a
credit of six months will be given, by purchaser Civ,
| Ing note or bond, with approved endorser. on all
| amounts over $780, 8 per cent of for cash
A. ELLIOTT.
A. CASHos, Auc'. teb2oisw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

ELECTION OF OrrIcERs.-At an adjourned
Quarterly Session, of the Grand Division Sous of
Temperance, of Delaware, held Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst, the following officers were elected
VIM. Il. Hall, g. W. P. John Hare Jr., G. s. /;
Robert Liddel G. O.; John ]. Haley, G. Sent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

X. r. MEErING.--A meeting of the friends of
hc Maryland Il Delaware X. r., was held Mt
llillsbor0ugh on Saturday week. Addresses
were made by President Hardcastlc and others,
and much interest was displayed. Whether OF
not i unsealed the tightly closed pockets of the
people, Of that neighborhood, we have not
Ieurnpl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

SMYRNA AoADEsIY.--Dr. Clawson and REV.
Mr.. Gregg state that they have secured the
services Of Professor Bechtel, q graduate of Mil
ersbnrg Normal School, and late Principal of
the Downington Academy, to take charge of
Il linr