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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
THE DELAwARG 'rRTBUNI
The snmnen camp Meeting

number of the members of the Union VI. Il.
Church left this morning ~ erect their large tent
on the Camden camp ground, to be ready for the
| commencement Of camp meeting on Wednesday.
1t expected that the present camp will be the
largest ever held on the Peninsula. DurIpg the
war. the interest In camp meetings partially died
out, but with the return of peace, they have be-
come as numerous as ever, aud appear to be
yearly increasing 10 interest. The National camp
meetings which have been held have infused into
the Methodist church new lie, aud o desire to
attain higher degree of Christian holiness The
Camden camp meeting Is the "Round Jake" of the
Wilmington Conference, which has just been sepa-
rated from the Philadelphia Conference, md en-
braces within its borders the whole of Delaware
with The Eastern shore OF Maryland uni Virginia
region intensely Mcthodstic, and from which
have sprung sotDe of the brightest lights which
adOrn The Methodist church.
The statistics OF the Conference show that the
total membership. including proDationers Of the
wilmington Conference, for 1868 WIS %. 057. III
the early days OF Methudism, IL was predicted by
some OF the opponents Of the young and rising
church that cnrli-crib would hold all its MEM
Ders, but this prt dictiOn has been proven to iM
falsc, by the vast number Of adhrrents not only
on the Peninsula, hut by the million and halt
OF members 10 the Uuited States, indeppIdept u
lhuse living Ia Other quarters Of the earth.
The Camden camp-lneetiug has always been
tine place of popular resort Tor the Methndists OF
III" Peninsula. The ground, though not us lhrg. |
as could be desired, are covered with variety OF
shade trees with foliage go dense that the rays |
Ut tue sun hut seldom reaches the ground. The |
greatest attraction of these grounds Is It's pure.
cold md unrqualled water which gurgles up from
the hillside forming number OF springs with |
sntliciehcy Of waller to supply the wants of The
many thousands Of people who will be in atten-
dancc; while along the edge OF the woods runs
large stream of water gliiterng over the white
sand, offering Watering facilities unsurpassed by
any other grounds Within the range of our
Knowledge. We hope many Of our citizens will
embrace the opportunity OF visiting this camp
meeting. Ample accommodations have been
provided by the members ct the UnlDn Church AZ
lielr large tent tor boarding, and the railroad
Company have issued excursion tickets for 81 %
which is only half the usual fare As many Of
pur readers are Interested IN the progress Of the
camp detailed account of each days procpeh.
Jugs will be given iu the CoMMkRcIAL, which
will he largely circulated and read upon the
camp ground Tuesdays Comn,erciut
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
OUR r,1sHs oRs.

Wheat harvest has Just closed In Delawar
county. The yield Is fine.
"A large barn belonging to Peter Worrell Jr.
| at Nadia, Delaware county, was recently destroy
cd by fire. Loss $780, Insurance $1,000.
Governor Geary's son, who has been study.
Ing ut hyait's Military Academy In Chester, has
been appointed to cadelship at West Point.
Newton Miller, of,Uwchlan, Chester county,
WINS struck by lightning recently, and considern.
bly, hurt.
Two West Chester boys had q wrestling
match on the street lust Sunday In the course Of
which one Of them had his arm broken by fall
1Stuntcd peaches, -"prematures" they are
called heie, -have made their appearance In tn.
west Chester markets at DO cents per halt peck.
The yarn started by Lancaster paper tina,
General Grant wns about IN purchase q furm IL
Chester eouutyis apparently without foundation
Mrs. Morris Thomson. of East Cain township
Chester county.ls In possession of duck. which,
within six months, has laid over 100 eggs, aud is
slili laying.
Geo. f. Johnson has nearly completed the
mason work o. the new Episcopal Church, III
south Ward, Chester The building IL Of stone
and the dimensions "a by W feet
.-fhe Chester Republican says the Delaware
River steamers do not carry this year moe than
hai the nnmb.r 0t Passengers between Chester
aud Philadelphia that they did last year.
vi tulTly-tWO prisoners IN the Delaware
county Jail, ut Media, only twenty hail from
Chester which number the Republican If the last
named place seems To think does not fairly rep.
resent the size and Importance Of that city.
The Record alsu says: " We understand that
a ciiangc il so IN 10 be made In the US Assessor.
slip OF this district. There nre several candidates
Tor ihe position, the most prominent of whom
-rtm To be Colonel Hampton Thomas, of West
Chester"
Mr. NJ. Benin, of Reading, has white robin,
which was caught in Berks county. H. Ia per-
freely white. with red eyea, and Is beautitu
bird. II was taken from nest containing av-
crnl other young robins. all Of which, with the
Old bird, were OF the usual color.
There il MN 10 Chester who follows stuff
Hug birds, Sc, for living. He stalls them with
-aw-dust. We have particular admiration for
-olne kinds stuffed rds,-turkeys. aud chick
efe, fnr insthucc, hut prefer TINT thuy by filled
with Something besides saw-du>t.
Tho Rccord IT Tuesday, says THE barn of
Ioha Wilson, farmer If East NOllingh i'm, Ches-
ter county, was entircy Consumed by fire un Fri
lay night last. Fortunately his wheat was most
- pnt IN shock, and he had not cut any h,y
he sirnw from nb ,ut one hundred bushels of
= heat With both the thresher mans horses;
good troliing wagon; u new sleigh and sundiy
arning utensils were consumed Il wis set gu
~ rilterun purpose or bv seine lpnier accident
lily. whn hnd been loafing there II was insured
II the Chester County Mutual Insurance Co.
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proper answer to this question is a matter
ofconsidera5le Importance toFdrmers,t 10
Peach Gro,oers, to Merchandise 10 Bankers
md TO business men generally. Time and
Monty are saved by directing all orders
10 The office of The DELAWARE TRIBUNE.
The Proprietors Of The TRIBUNE have one
ofthe best appointed Steam job Print
ing establishment IN the country. Their
rooms are nomnaodious, their Worknaen
are skilled, their Presses and Times of
The most approved and iateststyles, their
material are aea0 !. and as they do an
immense amount Of printing, they can
cGord to execute W0rk at much less rates
than smaller offices. Consequently their
schedule Of prices range as tov as anu
office IN the country, and their facility
'or gecuting elegant soork and filling
orders mostly ,oithin a teto hours after
their receipt.
AL classes OF business men are there
io,e iaVifcd TO s.nd their orders direct to
as III the confdent beiief thai II wiu
b: q saving to them oitime and money,
and that they aciU reoeiue complete sat
iStaction as TO quality aud elegance II
workmanship.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Farmers. families, aud Others can purchase ne
REMEDY equal to DIR. Tobl4s' Venetian Lini,nen. for
the cure of cholera, diarrbna dysentery, Group,
colic and Sea sickness taken interaally-t is per-
lsclly harmess; rec ath accompanying each bottle)
AID externally for chronic rheumatism headache,
oothache, sore hroit cuts burns sw a. bruis e.
mosquito bires old sores, pains in limbs, back, and
chest The Venetian Linimen. was introduced in
ls4', and no one who has used but continues to do
So many Stating, II 1t was ten dollars bottle the,
Would not be without it, Thousands of certificates
can DO teen at the depot, speaking Of liz wonderful
curative properties. Price, Fifty cents and One Dol
ar sold oV the druggists and storekeepers ihrougl-
out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Pace, New
York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use of Hasans Magnolia Balm 1t IL the True Secret
OF Beauty. Fashionabl; Ladies' in Society under.
stand this
Tie Magnolia Balm changes t5c rustic country
Girl into n Belle more rapidly tnnn any other thing.
Rednees. sunbnrn, tan, recliies. hi ,tchcs and all
effects of the summer disappear where 1t la used
and genial cultivated, fresh expression Ia obtained
which rival the Bloom Of Tuuth. B,anty Is posi-
sibe to all who will invrst rs cents any respects
bic store and iusist geiting tire 'gnolia Balm,
Use nothing hut Lyoo's Kathairon b dress tle hair
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The National Bauk uf Newport has declared a
semi-annual dividend of three and a half per
cent, CLEAR of tax. anj payable on demand.
Tho New Castle County National Bank of
Odessa announces a dividend Of five per cent,
for the last six months, clear of tax, and payable
on and after the 18th instant.
dividend of fifty cents per share has been
declared by The Wilmington and Great Valley
Turnpike Company, payable at the drug store of
e. Bringhurst & Co., Sixth and Market streets in
this city.
Government bonds aud the gold premium were
both sti1ly inclined yesterday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Furnished 10 us by joins MoLEAR & Son, Bankers
6O7 Market, Wilmington Del.
COMMERCIAL REPORTS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Phil ,DELPHIA, July 21th.-Cotton light de-
mand. Uplnds 3i@3i1@.
Flour NOR, doing, supertine S52j@Sj.50; ex-
iras $5.5D@575.
Wheat dull. new red s1.45@S15O.
Rye steady, 81 80.
Corn quiet yellow S1.10@1. f2; mixed western
IL 05@lU.
Oats unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS..
Beevcs very dull; extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers 9@9s4c; fair to good 7@S11c;
common G@615c per ID. gross
Sheep in fair demand Mt 4150n6iSc, gross.
Hogs higher SIS 5ndlS1d. nett
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, July q.
This IS the day set apart for the commencement
of the camp meeting. Everything Is activity,
and the noise OF the saw and hammer Is heard oil
over the ground; hundreds of families are
moving into their new habliations, and every
train that arrives ii tho Camden station con-
tributes to swell the vast multitude con3rcgatlng
here. There are nearly four hundred tents already
erected, and tho domond Is greater than can BIZ
supplied
The Usion people Of Wilmington have very
plens ,nt situation, with the St. paufs people Of
Philadelphia for neighbnre. and each have their
large canvass tents pitched IN COW, nlest places
for worship. One Of the noticeable changes Is
the suprrctdencr Of the od-lashiuntd lin horn,
which 20 Ofen walked the slumhering denizens ~
The wdtids and called them forth To labor and
10 duiy, by the erection of frame, from which
Is suspended IL large bell whose deep tones can
be heard not only all over the ground, but fur
miles on either side. To day will complete all
the necessary arrangements. aud ere write agnin
Il = noise AMI hustle of busy preparations VIII be
succeeded by thu mingling of thousands OF voices
ia the religious services Of the tabernacle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

tb- The place 10 90 II you want boots and shoes
that will wear s Nicholson & Fouks, No. lO3 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 brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and none
WIS wish to buy can fail to be suited, wa''e to get
shoes for your children 1t is Just the place to 90.
Remember the place, 1o2 west Second street, Will
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

DETAINED LETTERS. The Philadelphia Press
publishes u list of letters detained at The posi-
office in that city for nou-lmyment OF postage,
a'nOug which are the following -lhum
Brouinall. Stanton, Del. Miss Anuie Jester,
Dover, Del. Geo. W. Lord, Bennington, Del
Lizzie W. Nivirr, Newark, Dl Z. +. lhunlas
Wilmington, Del e. Webb, d., do.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

UsFATnLY DEFEATED. We nre informed that
Israel Townsend, formerly of This State who ran
un the Republican ticket in Northampton and
Acc0mac. inr State Senator. hns bepn defeated
ilc htt 5l3 MINORITY in Northampton, but by
alleged irnnd, Ii Accomac this majority was
overcome. aud his opponent, IL fellow VIII, had
been in the rebel army, elected. Mr.. Townsend
believes the latter cannot qualify and that he
(rOwisend) will get the seat.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

T.-1S60-x-The unprecedented and ex
traordinnry demand for Plantation Bitters is evil
dehlly owing To their being prepared with pure
St. Crnix Rum, Casnya Bark, &c, Our Drug
gi-ta complain that 1t is almost impossible To
keep supply, aud that their orders. owing to
the great demand, are but tardly executed. Do
not b come discouraged. Be sure and get the
genuine.
MAGS0LIA Neutrality-suspicious. TO the best i'm
price.
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aNarriaAes.

FAlLEY--MARYE.--i D ltimore. on Tuesday, Jny
18th, at Paul's Church, by the Rev. Mr.. lei. Or.
Jose n q. Bailey U. :. A.. to Ada Maryc, daughter
of &c T. Mayre, q of Calf ,rba.
ENNEWILL-M0RRiS--At the residence OF VIM,
Morris, Esq, ear Dover by the Rev Cyrus Hun.
tinct'n, on The m rning of the " h ut., Ca eb $.
P-nnesil, o Dover, aud Miss Mary NJ. Morris.
NJ rClIlNs--BRUSIUs.--M 2ad, 1867. by Rev.
VIM. Uric wr. &c" r. Hutchina, OF Lancaster
Comfy, Virginia, 10 Miss Emma Erosius. of snlyr-
Il.J
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The SrEAM CoILlr Rs.-Mcssrs. Crane s. Co.,
who i,uilt the X ittiesunke for carrying coal from
Philadelphia III the Elst, propose building thirty
steamers MS rpidly us possible. The Ra'tlesnake
nadc her first voyage 10 Boston very successfully.
and another will he launched in u iew weak.
The suggestion we threw cut some time ap, If
building toiing docks in the tarbnr OF New
York for unloading these steamers, from which
ai cln>ses Of steamers can tnkc in supplies. will,
we learn, be carried out. - 'OffsGiYe iOui nal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

LAWrnS BLAcKRERRlts. Will I'M !. Chapman
has sent US some regant specimens o. this fruit
from his farm near this ciiy,on the CnucOrd pike.
They are nf splendid size aud delightful flavor,
and we are glad 10 learn tint Mr.. Chapman has II
nut crop OF thcnl. He viii send II lnl OF them
every day ut 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, 10 Mr.. Kuby,
fruit aud vegetable cfller, ut COZ Market street
H-l>ek"epers who want really delicious berry
10 sugar down should M X. note 1T this.
PdTAToEs KILLED. The diouh in The neigh
borhond Of Milford has be'n 50 severe that u 80
acre field at vrry promising potatoes belonging
To Mr.. john Cow, were entirely killed, aud will
not To Mnrth di..intr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

COMMKNcEMRsr WEEK. The commencement
exercises of E,ston Llf yeite College will hesin
un Sunday, The 26th inst. The ora,n before thu
literary sOcieIirs will be delivered by the Hon.
james Pollock. tx g vernon of Pennsylvania, on
the Eve ling OF the 9Th, james P. Boyd, Esq, Of
tha Philadelphia Press will read u poem beI're
the Alumni IN sirne day. The exercises will
close TN "Wednesday evening, 2Sth. Commences
nleut excursion tickets tom Philadelphia to Eis-
TN wi 4 be sold ~ 80 Go. via. North Pcnnsy lyana
r. Il. or the Belvidtre Delaware Line.
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Spefial Yutirss.
GRANT AND PAOsPERiIY.


Business revives under the now regime. ither
lhan general causes have, however given tren,cn-
dous impetus 10 the s'le OF
CristadorO's Excelsior Ha ny-.
The Chemists haye come out in two leading scies-
t'ic journals against the cad and ihnr Po!spis
for thS bead Qor that is thsr proper desi.patpn,,
with which the country is infestet while Dr. Cfton
the first analytical chemist in America, auuo1nces
To tho world that
CRIsTADoEo's DYE Is UTTERLY PulsoNLEss
and that he kuav it To be because Il, hue snay-
zed 1t. CRlSTA DoRo'S HAIR PREsERvATlys y, as
Dressing acts like charm on the Hair after d, o.
ing. Try it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

FnE PEACH SEASON CuMMENCISo.-The ship
mcnts Of peaches over the Delaware Railroad are
increasing daily, and In The cuursa Of few days
II peach train will be put on Tie Railroad Com
lnpy Is tusy with preparations for transporting
the lruit, and worliinen ARE rapidly fixing up cars
With the necessary shelving. The late rain, II
followed, as at this wring 1t seems likely tn b.,
by u warm sunshine will hasten the Opening Of
the irn, and IN II week the greatest peach season
the Peninsula has ever been blessed with will
have fairly crnmeneed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

tF 4. q E. Stcueas are the agents Of the c,le-
bra1;d 10 elcs sewing Ma.hlne winch mas given
u'tvais Il satisfaction aud ak tue premium q the
Paris Expisiiinu in lsi7 Thvss In want OF u goud
mnchus snuum call ntr1 sss rnesa w III Marker 81
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

CoLoRED Mass MEtTiSG.-r lie colored people
In the viciuity Of Newport propose TO hold II
grand union mass meeting at james Lymnns
woods near that place TN Thursday. August 5th,
for the benefit ui the Grant School House f,i
c,ored children, recently erected at Peasant
Hill. Eminent speaker, ure S,,ccttd to address,
the people, and the Mount Vernnn Cornet Banl
has engaged to be present. The nff ,ir will ais b..
something of festival, and rrfr. -bnents L.
br provided In abundance. The a ne, of 10
ruri,er, Philip Tisbm IN ard Henry Cnpk on tue
Committee of Arrangements lre sufficient guar
aniees of the entiie resi- reliability nf the affair.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
RRANDRErH,S PILLS.

They remove all bad accumulations from The bow
els, and purify and invigorate The system All whose
health Is not perfect it to themselves 10 take
few duses of Brandreth's Pills because the srt DIS Of
decay are constantly eradicitsd by their use aud the
principle of life confirmed, thus giving \ viror Of
holy and mind 10 peri d when We have bren used
to sec the faltcrins step and the emf l. intellect,
General facs the distinguished lihera.v, OF yvuo-
zuela says he has used them as hie only medela fur
thirty years. with the most satisfactory reeults.
For Cossiyeness, Dyspepsia, and H. I Family Mrd,.
cine they unrivaed.
Daniel l. Tenney, Hsq, Aston h0Hss, New iUk
cured by Rrandreth'- Pills N nyspep lis sid 'riivc-
meas, when all other meGna usc7 had tailed
gentleman, whose father died OF c,ns1mptivl At
80 yearr, was al-O attacked, whei about a. by the
die a.e lilo had cough. night swests, and g0,l.rsi
debility. Doctors recornm nd ID CID liver oil, ouL
he wasted away al last ne determined 10 uso Er.a-
drefs Pills In swvwvp,rs tltoy matte him Sound
'psu1A
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

A CALICO Pic Nic.-Thc Mount Vernon or
net Band will give their first grand pic.uic u,
ratt ais Woods, on the Brandywine, On Thurs
dny next. 29th Inst. 1t is Intended to have il II
also be- fine string baud Ia attendance. Tie
Mount Vernon Baud is one OF the best bras
bands we have ever had in this city, aud is COM
p sd If some Of the best young tnen amongst
oui c.lored population, 50 the III ,ir promises to
b. Il nice one. Raymond Trusty will BIZ master
Of ceremonies, and the flor managers are Thus.
Harding aud q W Ward
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

az La lies and Misses Neriuo Vests, Trimmings
Hosiery. Bindings, Buttons, NC, for Boys Clio hes
A 81 Z. STEvkNSON'S,
Il2 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Be Those In want ri patterns for laiics ant chill
urens clothing of the latest sty 10 should call on
A. ~ b. STEVE NstpN,
Mr. ut ctr
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Deaths.

SHARs Eat Center hal j., Jdy 18th, Willie X. s.,
sui Of Jesse and Maggie L. Sh4rpe.agcd months
PIERcE--on the 25ts of June, L'z.ie, dsigh er of
fdgar c, and Mary Pierce aged . yeats, 10
Dearest Lzzie thou hast left W,
Brrr thy hiss NC deeply feel
But III q I'd VINO has her fl us,
lie can all our rre~s heal.
JOHNsUN.-Iu this city, ON the 18Th { ju,y, Is o
aft an illness of - hours, Eyeine, nnugner Of
q. 7. and Marht Johnson, aged four IN juths.
BAtk-On Sunday af ernoon, the 18th inst. Edwin
:, infant son I, iiooert H. and Julia p. Barr age
year aud months
philadelphia, July 10th, s59. Aunie
E-tlle Infant nuughc oil Geo. b. and suuie E.
Tnompson rged eleven Gays
SPAkks.-ln thi' city, July sOh, How,rd son Of
Wtili IAN D., and Ann Eliza Sparks. aged9 months
an s as.
DAVID oN--on the 9ist inst, Mary L.. daughter
afThOmas AMI Leah Davids N, aged month, and
10 days.
SHlvLER.-July 10 b. 1869. at Newark. Dell Maud,
infa,t CHI ID Of Chas. 5. and Maggie A. Shiv.er.
s.ed IN jnths.
The ANGEL BABE.
had little angel child,
God leai cd u viii Q to me:
AZ lovely form In human clay,
As we're allowed to zee.
he loaned 1t me ut long enough,
IT, csutr~ al my ,ve
Aud then he sent HIS angels down
AM carried 1t above.
Dead dead! MOI mol 1t cannot be,
Shes merely sleep Eg-stey.
The angels now are lowering round,
That carried her away.
They whisper softly in my car,
''lhe VI ister knOweih best;
Then weep not, mother fr Your child,
For she Is safe ut rest"
I'll try to do nv Masters will,
II He'll viuthsafe His 1--we;
AM wnen I've done my work below,
I'll Z tn her above.
Iatu I,,,L- ,b.t
My darling, owed 20 well
Thvp mu say that cruel word
Farewell my love, FAREWELL. ,I,E.R
WILMINGTON July 81
sr> WHEELER d WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
lis Market slrost. Terms to suit all N re- r-,,rs
- CHTLDSEy
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- Ladies wishing ChidIen's Cloihrg made and
pafc.t satisfaction guaranteed should so to
A. u h. SFEt EN- ON,
712 Market strtut
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

For Cos'iyeness, Dyspepsia, and rs II Family Mcd,.
cine they arc unrvalled
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

fiAEvEaT Hour. Tho ladies Of the Brandy.
"ir" Baptist Church will hold harvest home In
y, r. groYe nj Brantywine Summit Station, on the
l,.!ndrlphit X Biillmrrc Central Railroad, on
;aUFsiay, Arguat e,h Speaking and singing 10
~, M irning md aficrnun. Tickets 50 els
nilareii 25cis. TIE proctcds are 10 te devoted
" ilie ladits % il i,hing and furnishing iha new
uh,'lng iurs". M. 10 the course Of trtc;inli by
1 :, Church. line or we Is within 100 yards Vi
- West Chester, miles fngln ttru fur7i.pr uud
lnJn the latter.
ilh public ait inylttd.
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~ Jty y6r Presiry.ns Kettles at
u Ar HtBJEsqN s. cor.
"a and NElHt stg
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

aLMosr RAILROAD AcuiDExT.-What might
nave rern n serious accident, but which furtu-
hitrly resulted without any iii consequences of
i.,uinent, occurred GU Monday AFTERNOON on the
rhiladelphia. ~ ilmington & Baltimore Railroad
,nc iuur o'clutk 2. NJ. Express train from rh,la-
Nsiphia. when beyond Nur h East. Cecil county,
~ founding n curve, came in contact with some
attic stapding upon the road fortunately throw
" them tT Without leaving the track. The
slaln, which WAS goiug ut a very rapid rate, ran
ONE disiahce bcyoud the spot where the COLI
'ipu occurred, and on returning 1t was found
lat three Leiicrs ard bulls had been struck,
NO OF them killed and one injured.
'hcy were removed, and the train, wita its
GENEROUS Passengers went on To Baltimore. Il
y fortunate, indeed ihut an accident which might
ave proved 30 disastrous In its results should
"tte been attended with so little loss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Barring its politics. the Democratic Hss-
ssRger, published ut SNOW Hill, 10 good paper,
and desc vcs the succecs lt TO have gained.
Largo shipments Of wood ere being made
from along the Pucomoke.
The NJ. ?. Church in Snow Hill, which hos
recently been thoroughly repaired aud reftled,
was re-dedcated on Sunday week.