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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

NORTHAMPTON AND ACCuMAC CouSTIEs.
Israel Townsend, formerly Of this county, who
has lived for several years at Capuville Ia North
smp,on county, Virginia, is on u visit To ihi'
city. He runs and operates largo mil
there, and is here making arrangements to fill
extensive orders for lumber.
He says That the season there Is about two
weeks pa II, than usual, and til 1t The early gar
dening was due before BIZ came away. lie eA :
poets by thi, time his oats are sown.
He was II candid 40 for State Senator ut the
election last year. and rrcriv, d 1,0Os out Of the
l,0U5 cOlurtd votes cast 10 North iinptnn County
which shows That the newly enlrnnth,srd vote
pretty solid y on a"siraigbt ticket" He declare
he was defeated by II corrupt combination IN
Accumac County where the colored vote was
much lighter.
Speaking Of the much talked of exodus of
colored people from Virginia, he says, IL is much
uver-siaied. AT the cluse of The war many
rulnred men rush, d back To that State To lind The
wives aud families they had left behind then.
when they were sold South, 10 replenish some
ONES II ,tieped purse. These people are taking
their iumi les back with them 10 their hoiner
luther Snnth. III some Of the stabOaId cOuu-
ties there has been real loss Of population tut
Mr. T. dots not believe IL 70 general throughout
the State ut bus been represented. Norlhampt0H
md AecUmac have lost no inhabitants from this
cause.
Mr.. Townsend appears 10 good health and
spirits, and much pleased with tue lower portion
Ut the peninsula.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
aaarfiaaka.

MnORE-STRvENSON In Philadelphia February
18th. by Pew Alfred Cl0sm n, MT. Edward
Moore: ~ W lmi' aton, to Miss Emily L. stevea-
SOD. Of Philadelphia.
BrCkw 'sTER-PoTTBR-Atthe residence Of the
hik's psren's, IL Little rreek Landing, on Thurs
day ~ ring, Fob. 1Tlh, 1870, by Rev. j. Owen
pherd Mr. Edwin X. Buc msstsr, Of Le'psic,
KIT county, De-, and Mis- Jennie W. Potter, Of
Lite REX, X. mt co inty, bel.
B1INGHURsT-rATNAL the 18th Inst, at
Friends' Meeting Honss. in this city. John r
ngturst 10 Eliz ibe'h. dau III er OF Jos. Tatnal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On Wednesday evening,
the 18th met at Odessa. in the Drawers Freshly
te'ian Churcn, by Kev. ,hn Crowe'i, D. D Will
liam v. kelinger, to Laura g., daugh or OF Joseph
v. kcc es.
ENOs-BEAM.-fn Fan Francisco, Cal January
16h, by james G. Pennie, Jus ice Of the Peace.
Abraham 7. Enoe, formerly VI smyrra Dell TO
mira N. Beam, OF Washington Territory.
tEsmyrna, Dell, and Ihestertown, Nd, pepers
pleas copy.
wALKER-NocANN.-.o February 10, 1870, by the
Rev II 4. Rodenbouph, Mr.. Joseph b. waker, of
Phi adelph,s, to Miss Mary Norris Mccans, Of
NOrr slOwn.
wILSON-rOLLINS On the 10 h inst at smvrne,
Del by Rev A. RitteDhouse. Dr. Stacy Wilson,
OF umherl' d County. N. j i, to Miss Marietta
Collins. of kmyfna. ID 1,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Local Brevltisa.

Milford wants gus.
The Peninsula machine works, ut Middletown,
lie idle.
Our Mddletown neIshbor does not like our
"B Dadd."
Chances arc selling rapidly IN the Mlddletown
land scheme.
Exta meetings are being held In the Milford
Presbyterian Church.
Business is steodIly increasing on the Whining
ton and Reading Ruilroad.
Sociablcs are fashionable amongst the farmers
around Middletown this winter.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Is the only paper that
has regular correspondent 10 this city.
The name OF Halls Store Post Office, In this
State, has been changed TO Ocean View.
The wife of Redmond Gibbrns now OF Oakland,
California, formerly of this city, Is d. ceased.
The coal piers at New Castle nre being repaired
to avoid disastrous consequences from their rapid
decay.
Michael Lally announces himself candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff Of this
county.
The Deiauareau, while bowling against negro
suffrage, has, nevertheless, promptly emplo, ed
negro reporter.
Rev. s L. Graeey, of this city. has m article
in the Inst New York Methodist entitled 1.-THE
Scattered Nation"
The last number of The Bopta Visitor pub
lshed at Dover, contains handsome picture Of
Wyoming College building.
Mrs. Marin Leland, who lives about ten miles
from Milford, wus recently kicked In the face by
nurse and severely Injured.
The revival at Smyrna M. Church continues
and on Sunday, 18Th inst, thirteen were admitted
to membership on probation.
Rev. DR.. Morsell, of Smyrna, coniemplates
writing biography of his uncle Judge Mofsell,
who recently died In Washington.
Guards had to he placed around Dover Jail to
prevent the mob from lynching the negro who
attempted the Outrage on Mrs Flick.
Mr.. Church has assumed the proprietorship of
the Delaware Hotel ut New Castle. The Hotel
has not been turned into Church, but Church
has turned into 1t.
Rev. Geo. Bradford now has charge of Dover
Baptist Church, the pastOr, Rev. Mr.. Fiippo, being
granted leave OF absence for II short time to look
after the interests of Wyoming College.
Rev. DR.. McCabe Illuminated against woman
suffrage two TIMES, at Middleiown, last week.
During the first discourse he went out of his way
to attack General Butler, who, by The way, IL on
the Doctors eide of this question.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

BRUTAL ATTACK ny TWO NEW IMMIGRANTS.
Jefferson Ford, nephew of Elihu Jrfferson'e,
Of New Castle, On QUE Of whose tarms he lives,
10 Appoquininink Hd., near the Kent line, went
on Saturday to remove some corn-fodder from
another farm Of Mr.. j, Persons, which had been
IN the tenancy Of IL mau bamed Phelan. There had
bcen some II, feeling the part OF Pbcan towards
jefferson because the latter had warned him out
MI. Ford went to get The f oder after the sale
shen two cousins 81 Phe'an's. jast arrived fr m
Ireland, became quite abusive, aud almost quar-
rel ensued. Afe Mr.. Ford had gone home
and taken his fodder, the two men went to his
house aud pretending that they thought there
was some mistake In the count. wanted hin to go
to bis barn and cunt them over. Mr.. Ford. at
flrst, refused. but fnally consented. As soon as
they got to the barn. however, they showed u
deposition to attack him whereupDn Mr.. Ford
jumped out If n window HIS more active as.
tailanis eprang out also before he could arise and
taking advantage Of his proslrate condition, COM
menced violent Assault un him. one of hem
with club mud the other with luaded whip.
He was terribly beaten up, but managed To get
away and go 10 Smyrna, where he lodged COM
plant beiUre Justice Carlow. who sent both the
brutes to Dover Jill, where they still are.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24


CHRIsTIANA HUNDRED, Feb. 49, 1870.
There are mauy candidates for the office of
Sheriffilty, subject To the nomination of the Re
publican party, md have nothing to say against
any of them. My choice, aud think the choice
OF the party, will be Mr.. Humphrey Morrow.
think his claims upon the party ARE stronger than
any one that, as ffered his political record is
good one. He voted Tor Martin Van Buren, on
The Free Soil Ticket, IN 1Sl8 when running for
President, and has beer an ardent supporter OF
The Republican party since It's existence as
party.
Nj. Morr0w's war record Is as good as his
poltlcn. record. He was appointed enrolling
he Joined the Fifth b. iware Regiment, which
were called Home Guards" and when dis
charged from that repimeut Mr.. M. joined the
regular volunteer service, until the close Of the
war. He received two wounds while 10 the SER
vice, and was othprwi-e Injured. There is no
question but, If elected, he will make good
utfcer THOMAS OWEN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

NJ. Child & Co. have sold the house No.
1916 Tntnall street, one of their two story row,
to DIR. VIM. d. Nolcn. This leaves but three Of
the houses undisposed of.
Nimrod Minnor has sold 125 acres, onc-half of
his iarUi, In Cecil county, about miles from
Elkton, to john Kyle Tor $50 per acre.
Jshn e. Wilson has sold the McCracken farm
near North East, Cecil county, to James Bow
man, OF Pennsylvauia, for $1,000.
william Blight ms sold for Mary Hayes three
small brick houses, nj the corner oi Fourth street
and Snealhs Cout. to John HuDrnty, for ~, 800.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

During the session Of the Court Of Chancery,at
New Casilr, Tuesday, Chancellor Bates delivered
bis decision, In the case OF the surees of Heston
against the Farmers Bank. 1t was proceeding
iu equity. The motion being for an Injunction to
restrain tue bank from proceeding In an execu-
ton upon ihe Judgment bonds which the sui.
ties, Messrs. Geo. W. Sparks, II. McComb,
WIN. q. Lowe. Edw. Moore, and RID. Hicks, had
given 10 the Bank. The Judgment ut the Chan.
celor di-solves The preliminary injunction, aud
dir cts the ex, cuiiun TO proceed, for the amount
oi detulcaii)u, with Interest. This will amount,
IL is stated 10 about e12.000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

TREATING ARE glad TO announce to our
readers that the ttf,rt To secure the services OF
he celebrated Qlintelte Club, Herr. L. Eugelke,
leader. together with the equally celebrated Svlo
Quarlelte, Of Philadelphia, uas becn successful
uinkiug u combination vi instrumental und vocal
talent seldom offered. Already humber of SUBJ
scrlptiops huve been obtaiued. All subscribers
giving their names previous 10 the 7tn Ut March
(the lime fixed upon for the conceri) will be
entitled to reserved seats. Subscriptions will he
received NJ the store of Professor Z. GIobe, 6O7
Mn ki.Is
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

NAME CHAsGfD.-1he name Of the post Office
at Halls Store. sussex County, has heen changed
by the Postmaster General 10 Ocean View"
The new Dnine Is acceptable to The people of the
vicinity. They complain, however, mat they
have only a semi-we,kiy mail. the schedule u
which Is badly arranged Letters coming to
Dagsboro' port Office, ~ late US Tuesday evening
have 10 wait. before being forwarded, ill Friday
morning, aud those Of Saturday, uutii Monday,
while ih,re Is coipspOi dug delay In sending
matter away. What Is NEEDED, we suppose, is to
have the r.ute TO Ocean View, make close con.
nection nt DagsbOro
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

WEDNESDAY, Feb. % Owing to the cold
weather, the domestic markets wee very
slim this morning. and prices were unusual
ly high. Butter was very scarce and sold
at G0@65c Eggs sold at So, being an advance
of &c in last weeks prices. In beef and
other meats. there are no change; hut polk
was somewhat scarce al lSc per pou i.
Lard 22c, Sausage 20c, vegetables and dried
green apples which are plentiful at 25@sOc
per half peck. FIR good qualities, and 1920
for poorer kinds.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

Let " Ro,,ndsd Birds ku,ter."-lt :" ID. T. L = the
author of ounce Brd-," &c., 10 the last ieue Of
the Times who Is ;rynp to defend the III W. u w.
marhine, is roTev gaDd In conseau CO VI the Howe
machine being ssli ~hee The w.&w had b. en- tried,
Condensed aud discarded, and wriibes mn er the
plain, bold facts OF The superiority Of the Howe
Family sewiny Machine, II Is M at al surprising.
II the W. y w. waDls D., now what the Howe v Ill
de-, hist h.ir macbiue wi not, We r- ready TO meet
them at any tinea plae,hai they select, u put up
iue for machLr, u, GU The crit ,xcelle' cies
and relative advsn ~, Of worsman,hi. III" trial 10
he Witnessed and d cided II on by competent and
imp tci, judges, chr-n III fair anu hunOrab .
mhnn The 0ser tt, forte the inashiue AZ AXE,
To be- sold .ogeih r win the winners, an he pro
~ eds TO be gwen az don,ton IN the name Of The
victorious msc, inp, TO INV Christian, hnmare or
nencial sOciety That G. G fges may designate.
This cha leoRe ,s also o~n 10 my ether sssipg
the Hove Family sewing M,chipe Is The best in
poiLt of txe lii nee FHcts and ~ ures that will
soon be produced, wilt cause y. II. Id withers TO
bo wrung," and the "gall, d .de to wince :"
A. A. M0KAlN,
Agent for The Howe Sewing Machine,
T22 Market str, et, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

WELLINGTON, ND, Feb 20. Our little town
was the scene OF quite a display. on Thursday
last, In consequence Of the fist anniversary ~
the St. johns Council Of the L. E. Order Of the
Daughters and Sons of St. Luke, u society which
was established among our colOred citizens one
year ago. The line oil procession was formed at
~ O'clock, and marched through the principal
streets of Mington, under the direction uf jas.
+. SpIigg. Chief Marshal, aud Moses Cauk AS
sistaut The Smyrna Band enivenud the occa-
sion with some Of their choice music. Alter the
procession was dismissed there were speeches
delivered ut the church by yessrs II, Burton, r.
Daniels, W. Brown, NJ. Casik, WIN. Riley, WIN.
Ashley, 7. Mnnder. T. Pipes, and JAS. f. sprigg
after which the party retired to the school iouse
where reirtshmep were prepared under the SUI
perv,sion Of Joseph J,fers, Tor the company.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

Ild.. on Tuesday, Feb. II, 1870, l.. W. Stidaam
q Son, Auctioneers, sold head ot horses as fol.
lows: Black Horse Prince, s2!'l; Lady Morgaa,
s220; Vermont Bay Horse, Sl79; Boy Bell, 52iu;
Gray Billy, S2Uoi r1scarora, s2s9, average pricr
farm horses, average, Sl25; pair Of mules ,t2i5;
I yoke Maryland oxen, S172; head oi COWS,
coming In profit in May, averaged S65.75 per
head, and otner things sold In proportion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
Fire At GEORGETOWN.

GEoRoErowN, Feb. %. The store OF p. u.
Faucet & Bro, at Georgetown, was burnt last
night, (F.b. 22). Caught FIRE about O'Clock do
not know how the fife originated. Faucet WINS
insured for fourteen hundred dollars, which
Ing was owned by Mrs West widow lady, who
-nlso had the end burnt out Of her dwelling house
which stands near the store. The loss will be
heavy to her, as ehe was nut llfured.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

Posr OFFics CHAsoEs.-At Kenton, In Kent
lunty, Del. William b. Moore, Postmaster, vice
j neph Rmp, r'muved. At Townsend, New
C,sle county, Dtlawaie. Levi W. Lalt0mus is
| appointed Postmaster, vice James U. Wilson,
removed.
AT Hllsborough, Caroline county, Nd Andrew
7. Mason Is appointed Postmaster, Vice Dallas NJ.
Lon d.,ptin.,d
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Revolutions of Respect.


EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF MILFORD LODGE
NO. Al, I. o q. I.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, 10 his infnite
wisdom, to remove from our circle our late ex-
rmpluIy aud much loved brother, GEORGE SAM
MONS, and,
WnEaEas, by his death this Lodge has been de-
privud of an tficient aud cousisLeut mernber, bis
iutily of II kiud aud devoted husband mud father
and the community Of IN honest, upright citizen,
be II therefore,
Resoired, That whilst bowling in humble sub.
mission u The will OF an Ali-wise and Merciul
Providence, we greatly d"plure the event 81 his
dentb.ahd deeply sympiihize with his iamily and
friends IL their sad bereavement.
Resoiced, That lis n testimonial OF our respect
for The niemury Of our litrly deceased brother,
the Lodge room be draped IN black.a the MEM
bero wear the usual bulge Of mourning for the
space of thirty days.
Resolced, hat lie above preamble and reson-
ii IDS be published 10 Our Mutyil Friend and the
Delaware weekly TRIBUNE. and that copy Of
The sune bo transmitted by The Secretary ut the
Lodge, TO the family OF tne decra.td, with bis
personal assurai C; Ut our profouLd respect and
heart felt sy mp,lhy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

~ The place 10 go II you want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson & Foulks, No. 1O2 West
Second street. Wilmington. Gentlemen can lind 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
wha wish to buy can fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, 1t is just the place to co.
Remember the place. in9 West Second street. vii
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
JAMES B. MAmAN, ---.-
9EoRaE A. MOORE Committee.
fUKNEi. W LIS.
MILFORD, DEi Fen 21St. 1870.

FAcrs FOR 1nn LADIES Il have used my
Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Machine eleven years,
Tor all sorts Of family sewing, from the very
coarspst even carpet blndlng to the finest worn
by women, aid requiring No. 800 cotton. 1t
gives me stil entire saiisfnctlon.and cannot too
highly recommend it I" Others ns a family com
fort Solely from my appIeciltion Of Your
machine above all uthers, l have been the means
Of selling more than hundred of them.
DOVER, DEL. Mis-. G. SLAUGHTER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
9eaths.

TOWNSEND On the 2nh inst Herbert r., infant
fon'f sylvester D. aud Mary K. Townsend.
SHAFFER On the 18th ins after linpe' ing Ill
ness, ssiah. wife of ia OBJ Snafer. aged % years.
SHEPHERD In this cit, on the nth inst, Hannah
shei herd, In tbs 9th year Of her age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

ExcuRsIoN FROM CoATEsvILLE -Onondagn
Tribe, No 81. I.O.R.M., and Bnndywlue Council,
No. Ill, D U. AM, of Coatesvle. Pa, made oil
esrLIsion to thus city Tuesday, arriving about
9.3i. About fifiy. 1ve persons made up the party.
They made No public display, aud will return on
the a 45 train. This afternoon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF
I q w A
ITS
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
Ar o5 and Accrued Interest.

MI Cltth nSSt WV
Many persons are ceiling their Government Bono
while the premium Ia still large and
reinvestiDg in the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA, which pay
about one thra more interest The time to make
such reinvestment "a tahile tho Treasury Is buying
and Governments are at premium.
TUE Road DOES NOT Run THROUGH A WILDERNESS
where 1t would have to walt for yeare for popula-
ton and business, but through the most thickly set
tied and productive agricultural counties Ia the
State VIII CHI gives each section large traffic as soon
as completed.
It runs through the great coal fields of Southern
Iowa to the North where coal is Indispensable and
must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions of the North,
through district Of country which is destitute OF
this prime necessity
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan an
trust Co., of Y, and bonds be issued only at
the rate o s6 900 per mile, or only half the ameunt
upon some other roads. Special security Is provided
for the principal and for the payment of interest,"
The New York Tribune says: This Is splendid
enterprise and deserves the most liberal aid"
The New YorR Independent says: :" We know the
Central Railroad OF Iowa Is one Of the great and
good works of the age. It's Directors include many
Of our leading bank presidents aud other gentlemen
of high character, who have D cans enough to build
two or three such roads out Of their own pockets 30
that all afairs will be ably as well as honestly
managed. The Central Of Iowa will be to that State
what the New York Central lie to this, except that
runs through far richer country. We therefore re-
commend the Central Iowa Bonds, with entire conf
dence in their value. The truth is, that First
Mortgage Of $4,000 per mile upon road running
through such a country cannot be otherwise than
safc."
First Mortgage Bonds for 80 small On amount
upon road running through such rich and already
wel-settled part of Iowa, can we'll be recommended
as a perfectly safe as well as very profitable IN
vestment. They are now selling more rapidly than
| TN. Company eau use the money. Pamphlets, VILE
man. may be obtained, and subscriptions will be re-
cciyed at THE CoMPANY's OFFICES. No. 80 PINE
ST. NEW YORK, and at the BANK OF NokTH
| AMERICA, ~ WALL st., and In Wilmington by
RR ROBINSON g CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.
And JOHN MoLEAR SON,
| 6O2 ket street.
BINDS sent free. Parties subscribing ihruu n loca
| Az uts will look TO them for their saio delivery.
| Pamphlets cent by m al on application.
W. b. sHATTUCK. Treasurer febi4 smd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

BRANCH Roam To WEST CHEsTER.- West
Chester RepubGcln states that j. G. SharIless,
Cbiet Euglueer VI the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad, Il now .pRnged In lucaiing u branch
roud FROM Seeds Bridge to West Chester. We
are II I'd to hear 1t. it will give that towo easy
access to Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

PERSONAL. Judge George r. Fisher, of the
District of Columbia Superior Court, is IN visit
To Delaware. II Ia stated that he contemplatrs
removing from Washington to this city, with the
purpose If becoming u candidate for United
States Senator. We do not learn that he has re-
signed his ludgesllp.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

NEw ESeI~FER.-The Dir, ct0rs Of the Dee Run
q White Clay creek r R.-the urper portion Of
the proposed road from POmrrov to Delaware
Clty,-have appointed samuel Mifflln chief engi
neer of their i0ad. 10 place of e. LETTER. The
work on the road IL being pushed forward.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
Markets n, --I.zrnph.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-Flour and rye I'M
changed.
Wheat better Pennsylvania rcd 81 23td1.26.
Corn st, ady new yellow 9O@9l ceLts.
Oats fuir request.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 Beet cattle 10 fair
demand extra Pennsylvania and Western steers
9IS "a Zoe; fur to gond "a DC; common BIZ 90
6l1. Sheep In fair demand, at q SIsc. Hogs
rather firmer e13 "a 513T1.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

Coon YiELD, Samuel Rlchar dsou, living on
the line Of the Wilmington and Reading X. R..
about one mile from Wilmington, last season
planted several acres with oats, which yielded
him over sixty bushels ~ the mere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

~" We com npnd The Mclean q Hooper for It's
nsefnlness am pri. e"-DnLAwARe REPupLIoAN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24
ll'y1|l|l|lSSII|!|N

Why is It that 80 many Children die under the age
Of live yar~s TDat u large proportion at childten
die nnd,r that a e, hiss long beeE subject 1T re
mark. and without satisfactory cause ascertaned,
1t IL certain.
1Iso. il IL known that worms exist in the human
system rom It's earliest infancy; therefore parents,
es, ec'allv moi hers, who are more constantly with
their children cannot be too observing OF the first
symptoms of worms; Tor 70 surely ~ they exist,
they can he SAFELY AND CEr TAlNLY r. moved
nom the most delicate infant by the timely use OF
h. A. FAHNESTOCK's vERMuFrGE.
It is perfectly harmless contains no Mercury being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may be administered with the utmost Safety to
Child en- of ali A, es
Worm C.,n ec'i,ns, made more for the purpose of
pleasing the palate than overcoming The sisesse,
have been manufactured all over the country. bnt
their short lease of life lie nearly exhausted, and D.
A. Fahnestock's vermiuge continues 10 grow in
favor daily,
CAUTION.
should occasion require you to purchase H. A.
Fahnestoess vermifuge, be larteularly careful 70
see that the initials are D. A. This is The article
th IL ha- ben so
Favorably Known Since 1929,
and purchasers must insist on having H., T. they az
not wish 10 have al imi alton forced upon them
SCH WAR1Z d HASLEIT,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-24

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