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MERIT SOON NoIsED ABROAD.

1t is but six years since ALLEN's LUNG BALsAM was
iist offered fer sails. Its good qualities was toon
made known Mt home, anu very s,on its fame was
noised lar and near now 1t s sold in nearly every
Drug Store In the United States, North, East South
and West. No similar medicine stands higher with
til, people. II is well known on the Pacific coast,
and ibersl oemqnus for 1t from San F.aarisco, Sa
cramenio ia California and Portland, Oregon; even
ON Aus raa, large orders resolved for It, And
throughout Canada, it is well and iavoraby known,
and sold every where.
Read what Captain Foster writes:
poRT BuEwELL March Esd 1850.
Messrs PERRY DAVIS " Sos,
Srs-i am Pleased to Ioify you of the benefit
which have received from ALnEss Lesa BAIsAM,
having been troubled with cough for several years
past. The Ba sam was recommended to me. imme-
uiaely procured 1t, and found it To relieve NV corgh
more readily than anything l ever tried. MY wife
also used 1t with most satisfactory results. Yours
very truly, Capt. II. FOSTER,
Capt Foster. IL ship owner and builder, residing
| at Port Burwell. Canada
Sold by PERRY DAVIS d SON, Montreal, Agents
for Canada. Dov6 4w
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
p. T.. 3 A IL N u MI

Written by himself In one large Octsvo Volume
neary $40 pages-printed in English and German. as
elegant full page engravinqs. 1t embraces Forty
Years Recollectiors Of his Busy Life as Merchant,
Manager, Banser, Lecturer, and Snowman. No book
Published go acceptable 10 all classes Every one
wants IT, Agents average from 80 to 100 subscribers
week. We offer extra Inducements. Illustrated
catalogue and terms to agent sent free.
j. Is. BURR Il co, Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
nov 6-Sw
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HATS AND CAPS.
w. q. DARE,
At home again at the old stand,
No. al NORTH SECOND STREET,

(oppesite Christs Chnrcb) where he will be pleased
- to serve his customers with oil the latest
styles at the lowest cash prices. Come
A at once TO the old favorite stand, where
- you will always find full stock Of
fashionable HATS and CAPS,
At prices that will defy competition. The public
have already decided that W. q. DARE, Opposite
Chrsts hurch) solls the best and cheapest Hats and
Caps In Amercl because his hats all made of the
heet material and with taste; besides he Is the only
halter that exchanges goods AID guarantees entire
satisfaction. Please REMEMBER No. al NORTH
SECOND STREET, for 1t tells where Dare's cheap
hats sell under the chimes of old Chrsts Church BELLS
PnILApELpnIA, Sept. 81, 1S69.-28-3mw
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ELASTIC SLATE ROOFING.


Please read the following Testimonias--go and
ee these Roofs-and you will be convinced that
Elastic SLATE is tho
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25
One Dollar for Each Article.

One Dollar for Each Article,
We do not offer single article OF merchandise that
can be sold by regular dealers ut our price. We do
not ask you to buy goods from unless we can aell
them cheaper than you can obtain item in any other
waywhiie the greater part of our goods cold at
about
ONK-HALF THE REGULAR RATES.
We want good reliable agents in every part of the
country by employing your spare time To form clubs
and sending us orders you obtain the most
liberal commissions. either in Cash or Morchan-
dize, and all goods sent by will be represented
and we guarantee satisfaction to every one dealing
with eur house.
and forward to as IN advance, for Descriptive Checks
of the goods wa sell.
The holders of the Checks have the privilege oil
either purchasing the article thereon described, OF
exchanging for any article mentioned on our Cata-
lOgue, numbering over S5' different artcles-not one
Of which can be in the usual way for the
same money. The advantages Of first sending for
thecks are these We are constantly buying small
lots of very va liable goods, which are not on our
catalogues and Tor which we issue checks till all are
sold besides in every large club we will put checks
for WATonns, QrILTs, BLANKETS Dress P.rrERss, OF
some other article of value giuing members Of
about quarter Of its rale In every order amount
ing to over $50, accompanied by the cash. the agent
r9 msy & AND in Ky a HS e EXT s
| CHARGES. This offer Is more especially 10 assist
agents in the Western and Southern States but il
open to all customers
COMMISSIONS.
Agents will be paid per cent. in cash or merchan
die when they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE OLuB for which
below we give partial List Of Commissions:
For an order Of $50, from club of thirty, we will
pay the agent, commission, rs yds. Brown OF
Bleached Sheetpg Good Dress Pattern, Wool Square
Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern,
Fine large White Counterpart, ETC., etc, s3.0e In
ASH
Fer an order Of $50, from o club of Fifty we will
pay the agent, commission, IS yds. SheptiHg one
pair heavy Wool Blankets. Poplin Dress Pattern,
Handsome wool Square shawl, Sver-Case Watch,
ETC., etc, or S5.0 10 cash.
For an oroer Of 500, from club Of One Humid ed,
will pay the agent as commission, 100 yds. COED
yard wide Shooting, Coin-Silver Hunting Case Watch
Rich Long Wool shawl, suit of all Wool French Cas-
emere, etc., etc., or s. 0 In cash.
We do not employ any Travelling Agents, and Gus
temers should not pay IN ney to persons purportng
TO be our agents, unless personally acquainted
tH-SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGISTERED
LETTERS.
For fa Their particulars send for Catalogues.
PARKER & CO.,
IS ana 100 summer st, Boston, Mass.
sept2s-1yw
WE HAVE SLAW CUTTER WHICH WILL
/ w out coarse or fine as desired.
]. A ROBINSON & CO.,
"a md Marpst 6t1., Wilmington.
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WILMINGTON, Feb. 0, 1869.
This is to certify that had Plastic Slate Roof put
on my dwelling over two years ago. 1t has given
tire satisfaction. consider 1t by far the ipest
and best Roofing in use. 1t improves by age-neither
GELD nor heat affecting 1t. Mine Is one seamless
sheet OF slate over the whole roof.
RICHARD r. JONES, 7i5 Shipley st.
fully concur in the above statement go much so
that have had the roofs Of Q new houses covered
with 1t, and find perfect satisfaction with them.
JAS. Nj. J0NhS, els Market st.
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THE GREAT REFoRMER oF TnE srAaE.

THE GREAT REFoRMER OF THE STAGE,
who. having abandoned stage life. now exhibits in
vivid cp'ors the whole show world Before and Be-
hind the Scenes Being Truthful, Moral and High
sells all other books. beautifully illustrated with 40
ssrited engravngs "a iull-pagc cuts, $50 pages on
rosct tinted paper Greatest Inducements yet offered
Prospectus, Sample Copy, Boxes and Stationery,
Free. For Circulars. explaining, address, immedi.
atelY, PARMELBE d CO., Publishers, either ut
Philadelphia. Pa, Cincinnati, Ohio, or Mid etown,
Com. nov20 15t
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND 9TH
IN ERS.
The undersigned, having taken Allderdi- e57e-z,
ce's old stand corner of Front and OrangeEHEf5
streets, opened regular
Agricultural Depof d Commission House,
And will keep constantly on hand and for sale at
the lowest rates all the different grades Of
FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT,
CORN MEAL, DRIED FRUIT,
GRAIN and SEEDS Of all kinds.
Whanns and Moro Phillips Phosphates, Concen-
=, trated Manure, Guano,, and other fertilizers.
The only Erte,.spe Hay and Sfrdiy Depot in the Gin,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 1'
WooD d WILLow-W ARE, Wire screens and Slaves
and Woven wire from Copper. Brass and Iron.
BRO0Ms, BRUSHES, DC.
Neats-foot, Strained Whale and Lubricatinp Oils
Wheel Grease, Tar In cans, kegs and barrels, Pas.
ter and Cement A large and ell-selected assert
ment of GRINDS1tlNES.
sALT-Ashton, Fine, Liverpool Ground, Turkey
Island and Rock Salt. Ten different varieties.
SEED POTATOES.
fE Hay, Grain. Potatoes, and all kinds Of farm
produce bought and sold. w. q s. PRESTON,
Allderdice's old stand,
N. W. corner Front and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del
ap22ly and 42l Front street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25

INTANTED-Agents Teachers, Students, Clergy
w men, Farmers sons and aaughters and all 10
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TESTIMONIALS,


Being FIRE, WATER and STEAM PR0oF-Light
and Darable-and equally adapted to any form OF
roof, steep or flat.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25

EORTY THOUSAND CASES of GOODS
were abipped from our house in one year. to
Families, Clubs and Merchants In every part Of the
country from Maine to California amounting in value
to over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Our facilities for transactlng this immense business
are better thin ever before We have agents in all
the principal cities TO purchase goods from the Manu-
facturers, importers and others, for CASH, and
often At an immense sacrifice from the original cost
of production.
ourstock consists, in part, Of the following goods:
Shawls,
Blankets Quilts,
Cottons. 5inghams,
Drsss Goods, Table Linen,
Towels, Hosiery, Gloves,
skirts, Corsets, &C., &c, &c.
Silver-Plated Ware, Spoons plated
on Nickel Silver, Dessert Forks, five
bottle plated Ca tors Britannia Ware, Glass
Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery in great variety,
elegant French and German Fancy Goods, beau
tiful Photograph Albums, the newest and
choicest styles In Morocco and Velvet
Bindings. Morocco Travelling
bags, Handkerchief and Glove
Boxes, &c, &C., &c. GOLD
and PLATED JEW
ELRY, of the
newest
styles
We have also made arrangements with some OF the
leadlg Publishing Houses, that will enable us tn sell
the dard ana latest works of popular authors at
about ohe-haf he regular priCe-such as BYRON,
MooRE, BuRNs, MILTON and TESNYson's WoHgs, III
full Gilt and 10th Budings--und hundreds OF others
These aId everything else for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25

WiLMiNaTsN, DEL Feb. 10th, 1860.
IN 1866 we had two buildings rooted with the tas-
Nc Slate by Mr. X. Atkissoa 1t seems to improve
by age, AMI is nov seamless sheet of solid slate
perfectly tire proof and to all appearances has all the
qualities claimed ior it by the patentee.
g. b. THOMPSON s. CO.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25

WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb 8 1868.
] take great pleasure III recommending Plastic
Slate Roofing to any who may want lire snd water
proof raof. had my ttore and dwelling covered
with it, on the Top OF An old shingle roof nearly two
years ago. The roof is entire sheet Of slate
giving complete satisfaction and to all appearances
very durable LEVI WOODROW.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25
THE NEW BRICK HOTEL.
THE NANTICoKE HOUSE

Ar STAFFORD, DELAWARE, is now opened for the en-
tertalnment of the public.
This Hotel Just completed and furnished in the most
complete modern style is situated on the delaware
r. X. at the junction of the Dorchester and Della
ware r. r. and within o few yards Of the Nanicoke
River.
The proprietor intends keeping frst-class house
with Bar of tire Choicest Liquors, also Restau-
There is large and commodious stable attached
to the properly and everything fitted up in the best
manner. VIM. j. MARCHBa NIX,
sep2, 6mw Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL OFrIuE. Fen. II, 1860.
Mr.. Robert Atkinson We are much pleased with
the Plastic Slate Roof yen PIT OH opr engine house
two years ago. The roof being withn Is inches of
our steam boiler and consequently subject to sudden
and extreme changes of temperature has been well
tested, think End has stood the test perfectly II
now appears without u h4w and apparently better
than when put on. Very Res pecllully.
JEhK q ATKINSON.
A costing of Plastic Slate ia a sure remedy far
leaky shingles and metal roof, also preventive Of
damp walls. Metal roofs painted with the sest ma
tcrial extaht-extensiyely used by the X. X. Co.'S.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
(ofice with Way Il Good), Fifth a. Market Sts,
sep9Sm Wilmington BEL
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I was cured of deafness and catarrh by simple
il remedy, and will send the receipt free.
move 4w MRs, NJ. q. LEGGETT, Hobeken, N. j,
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VINEGAR-How made in 10 hours without d.
v For Circulars address L. SAGE. Vinegar We
Cromwell Conn. nsv194
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g,qal goiins.

CUPREME COURT, WESTMINSTER C0UN-
- the application Of ROBERT PATTERSON
HENRY FERRIS JACOB T. HOWARD HUGH LUNNBY. and VIII
WATSON Commissioners under Chapter $50 Of the 1862
entitled authorize the Towns Of Wechester
Farms to construct highway sad Towns 10 be known the Ford
ham and Pelham We the undersigned Commissioners a.
paemen. the sboveend natter hereby notice 10 the
occupant occupants OF all houses add lots and improved
lands s
70 w First That have completed apprAssmsn and
that all Interested in these PROCEEDING the lands
affected thereby sod who he opposed the their
objections In writing daily verified to the Commissioners bsoV
the 18th day Of 1859: and that the said Commissioner viii
hear pae: Obeetng the following dme and pces To.9
Hall 10 the Town Of Weschee the 2 day Of October 1862 ii
o'clock and at Dufs Hotel IN the Village q Pcdbsm 10 The
Town Of West Farms the 28th day 1909 10 o'clock
Second That the abstract said together with
which deposited for
Town West Farms and
Wsstebester, as provided BY law 60.
JOHN c DoNAHuR. COmmi,siOnsrs
HAWLBY d. CLAP, , Of
CHARLES W. LITTLE. AppraisemeDL
BENJAMIN p HAsKIN Clerk ~ '-'I 7
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~ sealed Proposals each i1dgrsed
with the title OF the work which relates the nAme OF The hdct
and The date TheS offered Will be received a. this once 1n m Of
WEDNESDAY 9th lpst for The construction Of Sewers iooN;
Spec -ln ?1h street between 81 AID h avenues Spec n
9Th between 61 With branches 3d. 64h.
6h Goth and 9th streets 2n Madison avenue between
10th aud h streets 2ln SD between 10th and seth
Spec 29n Lewis between 81 and Ah streets and
Goek street betSeea BrOome and Rng.Ou street Spec n
Hudson and Bteeker streets between Chophef and West 10th
Streets Barrow street between Beeekr and Bedford sIees Green
weh street between HorO and GanvOo streets aud 9Th avenue
between Ganseyoor and 9th streets Spec SIN I2sih street be,
tween 10th avenue and Manhattan streea spec Outet sewer m
18th street from Hudson River aud through lh avenue aud 2
10th 18th from lh and
through l0h 18th street and Spec D-ln llNh
street between h aud % avenues llhh street between ID aud
9Th and 18th between and Harlem River with
branches Also for block psyemen In 18th street bet 9th
and Broadway 18th Lexington and Third
Stat street bet BIB and Hudson River h street between
~ aud B REeri Beach street bet West broadway and
West street. Harrison street between Hudson and West st 10th street
between Broadway 9Th Deshs street. between Wash
linton and Hudson 50h between 9Th and 10th 9TH
59 68 58h street bet Lexington and 9Th
Houston between Lewis street and the s
between Seth and 6lst l7b between 9Th and
Harlem River; also 9th and Broadway
and also intersection Of 9Th and l2Sh street.
The plans bids obtained application
this Office. THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, AQueduct
Eew-YOrk. Oct rs, 1860. GEORGE s. GREENE. Board
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Nov Rs,dr;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
i A NEW BOOK on IHE PEAR
An inus,rsled EorL, entitled
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peea HOruoaus for s'seesisial grow" Of Pears
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DISTANCE APART
SELECTING TREES
DWARPs AND STANDARDS
TIME oP PLANTING,
PLAETISGi
DIGGING TREES FROM THB NURSERY ROW AND PACKlsGi
VARIETIES TO PLANT;
PRUNING,
MANURrKG AND MULcHISG:
GATHERING PRUlTi
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE
PROPAGATION BUDDING AND GRAFTlN6i
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Th, Work will be found complete practical m'Hui O The Pear
grover, whether for pleasure profit
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INCORPORATION N0TICE.-SALE of PROP
~ ERTY for UNPAID TAXES Asd CHOTOE WATER RkNTs.-
Public soce bertbT given that sale Of property for Unpaid Is
10 year, 1864 65 and M RlaT rents for Croon Water for
The yess 1868 1854 all take Place AUCTION ID. Cry Hi
IL s Of THURSDAY the 9Th day Of November peIt
At 2 noon costume from dag day until the whole Of said
properly sb And that the detailed statement OF Or property
Croon gbteT rents published
deoted Of the Cek Of Arrears bs Comp
troI az, In tl afte OF
HsvYot where Tie sAd pamphlets will be delivered 70
wv " A. S CADY, CleTh Of AuearL
B, ors,, n r. CONNOLLY Comptroller
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept "a 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Department up MONDAY LIST November next for the
building and fitting Of -FOUR STEAMERS for the Revenue Marine
their specifications the to be submitted 10
the Department reTvng the ghtt reject all not
from competent aud responsible parties .......
Speed being Of great importance The Department hi, adopted tbs
invite competition and will require she bidders furnish draw
hull and machinery with models oomplete and the
parties made sh give boBd With sufficient
the performance Of the WORK according the spteb
cations, models, &c, approved.
The vessels will be OF the following dimensions:
Propeller Of iron; bemAphrOdie brig ngged.
Length 10 feet On load line.
Breadth Of beam 70 feet nodded.
Depth Of bold IS feet GmidSlipG
Draft Of water, loaded not ~ exceed 70 feet
Side wheel steamer wood; heTmapbo5e bng Iggtd
Length, l65 feet on load line.
Breadth ofbeain, % feet nodded
Depth Of hold, Il feet
Draf Of water exceed 81 feet loaded
Two small steamers Of wood
80 feet o load hue
Breadth Of beam. % feet mOded.
Depth ofbold, feet
Dran 70 exceed v feet loaded
Propeller have direetactug engine.
Large side-whre steamer OseiAliug OF beam engine
Two small steamers. beam eDgneA
Speed to be GUARANTEED GEO = BOUTWELL,
Secretary Of the lrestury.
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Sors,s, 6arrias,s, 1T,

A 30 BUSINESS and EXPRESS WAGONS,
~ TOP WAGON, SlO; LEATHER WAGON $50; $50
SLEIGs OF al styles and shapes HARNESS Of all dcschp
tons BELLS ROBES LAP ROBES; 1900 BLANKETS from 81 TO
SIS: SuCINGLES. HALTEkS 6c, the CHEAP STAND No.
JAMES JENKINS
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Q,niistrg.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mated the anss'hee q nitrous SSs sas SPa' y 70 zoe
WTT0UT PANIC 600 patients testify See theF napea at the
Office No 10 Cooper Institute
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Corporation @utit,s.

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Separate SEALED PROPOSALS. each Endorsed with the title Of
the Mch relates the Of the bidder the date Of the
Offering will be this Office until II m ofTuESDAY
g. 1859 persons legally authorized to lay kcolson
Pavement or the construction Of that form Ct pavement
following 10 witt Fhsihsi from fnstave Ba
Pith SiTth.Avea Rify srht
Fny At, from Fifth 10
Eighth NsbAyes snd Pinest from Broadway
10 Ws for bids and all further information
application t. The Contract CLERK this
Sew. ~ 1861 THOMAS STkPHENS,
ROBERT L. DLRRAGH,
GEORGE GREENE
lrntnII slncfRn
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CIR EEE-YoRE, DEPARTMENT % FIsLsoE. D
BpHE o RECAvER OF TAIu,
,cO~ET Eor,s PIX "a Chambefsst. Oct 10, 1859 }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notic is hereby
given THAI The Rolls Tax BoS on rs, sno %
estate and individual shareholders Of bank 1toeE Tor me year oo
been delivered and that all isIe nov Que ao .n,
OEe Payment thereof be made between the hours or ho
dedueton calculated RON
Of 10 The lot Of December will he made on All AI
pad pTeVonI he l Of hoItnbt BERNARD hhlJ heetI'
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Gbantrs far Businrss Him.

l WANT one or more men, with capital, to
tahe interest Fruit Raising making Gotta
both Ek River Nd abundance Of hest clay
fruitiand Address d. q EVANS, Chesapeake City. Sid.
IEWELRY STORE for SALE, in a fine 10
- cation well estabshed repairing will pay expenses
RUFUS K. McHARG n Ceisr-st.
ITO WATCH-MAKERS and JEWELERS.
The FIXTURES and LEASB Of STORE Putont. Brock
for SALE Business established doing Inqnire
premises Of BENEDICT BROTHERS. Jewellers III Broadway
ITO CAPlTALISTS.-F SALE, a very valu-
able PATENT RIGHT proved everything in read
practical
Of the largest manufacturing Of the country which
viii command large royalty and remain monopoly for
Pnee $25000; might willing stock company
Address A. B. C., Elilabetport, New-Jsrsey.
$3OOOO sr MdLL p2 Admit A sS sno6
ready cash; negotiations the full hand
Agency for Cincinnati Safes H. g. BROWN 2j3 Broadway
CD nlln PARTNER WANTED in an old
RO1OOOs established and prosperous BOOK and STATION
kRf BUSINESS IN Brooklyn An investigation Invited Apply
the premises l6 Myrle-ave