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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

500 .a' %gs sy @G ps Sssss ems
wire Clothes Slim Lines I Business permanent. For
| Iuil particulars address GIRARD WIRE MILLS fhila-
delpha, Pa. ap233mw
LN0R SALE-FARM.-A good farm Of 80 acres,
- situated on the Kennett pike, within four miles
OF the city limits and two miles OF station on the
headlng Railroad, two good houses, stone and frane,
good barn and spring house, farm well watered,
three acres of good chestnut timber, would divide
wr vos I o,ns easy Apply on the PREMISES pKIS
LNoR sALE.-A steam engine and mill machinery.
Engine IA in. cylinder, SO in stroke, fly wheel IS
| feet diameter Husk and pit gearing complete for
two run Of burs, well built and in good order-price
Turbine Water wheel, as good as new with shaft,
pullies, ETC., and one pair Of feet burs For sale
only for want of use For further particulars, apply
ap14,tf wilmington, Del.
DIOR sALE.-A wELL-IMPRovED FARM an
II of about 24O acres, in Appoquinimink Hun ::i
| dred, one mile from Railroad station; one mile from
smyrna one mile from Smyrna Landing has man
sion house. new, and farm house, all necessary
| outbnildings with both.
cu,r nerms VII WILDE. be made easy. 1t Is clear of in
JONATHAN STEPHENSON,
Box 10, Smyrna, Del.
,,,,o. Or, r. F. BodIA, 42o shipley street,
NOTIcE-Noti hereby given that the part
Prettyman and William Wilson, Wilson, under the lirm Of
Prettyman Il Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. JACOB W. PRETrYMAN,
WIN. WILSON.
FELTON,, May 2sth, 1870.
nv The bqssery business VII hercafs, be c1na9sted
ID EGIsTERs OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, April 5th, 1870
Upon the application Of Ambrose NJ. irving, Adj
ministrator Of Geo. W. Walker, late of Pencader
ild n said County, deceased 4 is ordered and
aforesaid give notice of the granting of Letters of
Administration upon the Estate of the deceased with
ments to be posted within forty days from the date
q such letters IN six Of the most public places of
e Eo o Ssw Sas geaag AL @
same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period In the DELAWARE
TRIBUNE newspaper published In Wilmington,
and to be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE of
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
persons having Claims asa sGse the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Administrator on or before April
n.n lsll OF abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
AMBROSE M. IRVING, Administrator.
Address: Kirkwood, Del. apl4,2m
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE. = The
Il partnership heretofore existing between Lemuel
Wheat and Il. Oscar Bennett under the firm name of
Wheat 4 Bennett is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All monies due the said firm are to be paid
70 the said Lemuel Wheat, and all demands against
the same presented TO him for payment
F. o. BENNETT.
CAMDEN, DEL, June 49, 1860.
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE co-partner-
Wheat and Joseph jenkins, under the firm name Of
Wheat Jenkins, for the purpose OF engaging inthe
NJ fhn .Iafa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

The London Times calls Now York the ''snk
of the Old World"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

h1SSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE. = The
~ partnership heretofore existing between Lemuel
Wheat and f. Oscar Bennett, under the firm name of
consent All monies due the said firm are to be paid
TO the said Lemuel Wheat, and all demands against
the same presented to him for payment
LEMUEL WHEAT,
F.O BENNETT.
CAMDEN. DEL. lime 10 1sGg
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

Furnished to MS by JOHN McLEAR & Son, Bankers
COZ Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

DEMOCRATIC WORCESTERSHIRE Democrats
made their nominations, for Sheriff and Coroner
on saturday, there being an animated contest
throughout the county. IT resulted in the NOM
nation of James ARMSTRONG; White Clay Creek
for Sheriff while the nomination for Coroner il
IN doubt between Daniel b. Woodward and Geo.
G. Ward both of this city. There was noisy
scene at night, but the only sign left of the con-
test next morning was the drunken cases at the
Police Office.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

An UPSET. vender Of Crackers, Candies &C.,
from Wilmington, Del, met with mishap at tho
lied Lion, East Marlborough, on Thursday
There were number of wagons, horses, nc.
hitclled around the hotel--Sill Il Baily's sale of
Cows. Nc, being on that day-when mule
backed up against the cracker wagon, upset the
concern, and caused the horses to run of. Not
much damage was done however unless it was to
me stomachs of the young lads who pitched into
the cakes, Nc, which were scattered proniscu-
olsly over the ground West Chester Record.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

CLERK OF THE PEAoE.-John p. Springer, of
this city, has been appointed Clerk of the Peace,
of this county, vice DR.. John Merritt, whose term
has expired. So Bars speech on the
Slerif's steps at New Castle, goes for nothing.
Mr.. Springer is n Democrat OF many years stand
ing and this is doubtless the reason for his
aInnintInent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

NOTICE OF C0-PARTNERSHIP.-A co-partner-
ship has this day been formed between Lemuel
Wheat and Joseph jenkins, under the firm name of
Wheat Jenkins, for the purpose of engaging in the
manufacture OF Sash, Doors Blinds, &cat Camden
Delaware at the factory occupied by the late firm Of
Wheat Il Bennett. LEMUEL WHEAT,
JOSEPH JENKINS
CAMDEN, DEL, Dec. 10, 1862. je23, 1td&w,n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

WirMINdToN AND READING RAILROAD The
management of this road has determined to COM
niencc running through passenger and freight
trains, on Monday next, from Wilmington to
Birsboro. A new timetable for tho whole road
will lie published this week. Work has been ac-
lively resumed in extending the track to the site
OF their new depot in this city, and temporary
building for the freight and passenger traffic will
probably be erected this week. Carpenters are
already framing the bnilding.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

New Cause.-The Jackson Il Sharp Company
will send away, to-day or tomorrow, two passenger
cars for the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad, one
baggage, mail and express car, for the Central
Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad, from Fort
kearncy to Atchison, and one splendid passenger
car for the Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad.
The Pullman Silver Palaces, building by this Com
pany, are beginning to assume form and shape
hut the work on them is not far enough advanced
To give any idea as to their appearance when
finished
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

STRAWBERRIES Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able weather, this has hocn wonderful season
for strawberries, and the season just now IL at
It's hight On Saturday evening fourteen ear
loads for New York and three for Philadelphia,
camo over the Delaware Road, and on Monday
there were twelve for New York and one for
Philadelphia, making mirty car ioais or more
Than hr0 hundred thousand quarts in hro days.
These are the heaviest shipments ever made
from the State. Berries are now being shipped
from Camden and stations north of il.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

TRIpLETs-We are informed that Mrs. James
Ferguson, who resides in Sixth street, between
Lombard and Pine, recently presented her hus-
band with triplets two little girls and boy.
prepared to properly support, dhe father suffer-
ing from hemorrhage, )and philanthropic citizens
would do well to extend q helping hand in the
provision of both food and clothing. Republican.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

NOTICE.-Notice.is hereby given that the part
~ nershp heretofore existing between j. W.
Prettyman and william Wilson, under the firm of
Prettyman Il Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent JACOB W. PRETTYMAN,
WIN. WILSON.
FELTON,, May 2sth, 1870.
The bakery business will hereafter lie conducted
by j. w. Prettyman eg3tw VIM WILSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

GS 4 M TO $3.50 per month guaranteed. Sure
10 lOO pay. Wages paid weekly TO agents
everywhere, selling our Patent Silver Mould White
Wire Clothes Lines. Business permanent. :, FOR
Iuil particulars address GIRARD WIRE MILLS Pha-
delphia, Pa ap23,8mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

FAIR AT HARRINGTON. --Thcre will be Fair
and Festival held in Harrington, Del. to COM
mence Tuesday evening, June 14th, and continue
four evenings. A grand supper will be served
tho first evening, refreshments each evening,ice
cream, etc. The occasion will be enliyened with
choice music speeches, etc. The object is to
assist in completing tho new NJ. L. Church, now
Inning built in tint Mace -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

LN0R SALE.-A steam engine and mill machinery.
Il Engine IA In. cylinder, 80 in. stroke, ny wheel Is
feet diameter. Husk and pit gearing complete for
two run of burs well built and In good order-price
very moderate. Also, ~ In. improved Jonville
turbine Water Wheel as good as new, with shaft,
pu,les etc., and one pair Of feet bnrs For sale
only for want Of use. For further particulars, apply
to JOSEPH TATFAI.I
epl4,u Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

INOR SALE-FARM.-A good farm Of SO acres,
u situated on the Kennett pike, within four miles
OF the city limits and two miles Of station on the
Reading Railroad, two good houses stone and frame,
good barn and spring house, farm well watered,
three acres of good chestnut timber, would divide
we'll Terms easy Apply on the premises
Iny2S, 2td&2tw WILLIAM PARKIN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

Tho River Front Railroad Company, chartered
al the last session of the legislature has orga-
nized by electing Geo. Sellers, President. The
Company will build a road from Elerse Station
on the p. W. a. d. II. r., to the river front, at
Edgemoor Iron Works. just above north of the
city limits. Operations will commence shortly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31
BULLS
SAL - A Il "A R IL IL a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother
Benton barracks. No. April 20, isoa.

Benton barracks, No, April ~, lsob.
DR.. JOHN BuLi-Dear SIR; knowing the Ell
oisnry Of your Ssr-pnrla, aud the healing and benc-
neial Qualities a Possesses, send you the ioiloSing
statement Of my casei
Twas wounded about two years hgo-uM taken pris.
oner and coDhDcd for sixteen months. Being moved
30 often, my wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up.a moment since Sas wounded. ana shot
through the hips Ny general health ~ impaired,
aud need something 20 assist mature. ] have more
faith IN your sasapsrllA than IN anything eSo WISH
that that Is genuine Please express ne a af dozen
battles and obligo GAIT. q. 4. JOHNSON,
-. lGui-. Mo.
+. S-The following wis written AIr 80 1850, BY
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother 81 Capt. SulAson:
DIR, john BuLI.-DoaE sir. Ny husband, DT. &.
2. JohntOu, was "a skiliil surgeon anu physician ~
Central New York. whore lac died. leaving ia" above
q. T. johnson IA my care. AZ thirteen years OF age,
he had "a chronic diarrhca and scrofula for sheh ]
gave him your Sarsaparllla. IT CURED HIM !
have fof ten years re- Commended u GO many ia AoH
york, ohio aud Iowa, for scruiula. fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success las attended IT,
IAs ege1sdiA Of srgaia and sstr ssrss
slna0sf naiTacuss. sin very ANXIOUS ior my son
u again have recourse to your SaTsuparilla He IN
fearful ~ getting spunutl- Rrtclo hsurr nir Whiting
IT, you forh. IFS wounds mere terrible, bat believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31
LEGAL,

NOTICE. So. w as
To The Tee Payers 81 Aisnaades Csun.
~ and Stats or Illinois.
Tho tar book 10 now 10 my hands aud for the pur.
pose of colleyung tie stale cvunty, Special Paupcr.
aud District school taxes Quo, and Tor the year
D. lstl. will be- at CAIRO IN my sncs every day dur
ing the month Of Pebruury. hfo.
Attic house Of Jscob Hsrtlines, IN Hardwood Pre-.
oinct. on Wednesday. MARCH spth, Is7o.
Al the store Of John knuih. Ia Unity Prscinot, on
Thursday, Mach Js, lIsyo. I y tt'tr
Att the store OF Il. A. Edmenson. IN Ciear Greek Pre-.
einct. on Monday, April eth. $50
Al the School Mouse, near Thomas J. NeClure's ~
Clear Creek Precinct, on Thursday, April 9Th, ly-s.
AL,he store Of o: kolsiss IN the tom Of Thsbs-
on Wednesday, April 9th, $50.
Thursday, April 7th, 1870.
Al the store Of u. center. In Goose Island. on
FRIDAY, April t,h, 1870.
A. The house o. lomss MARIN, Ia Dogtooih. on
Saturday, April 9Th, 1870.
~ To those who owe personal tar, be sure and pay
10 and save costs va shall do ali In nv pow or 10
eolleeis dollar charged the TAI Boot accord
ing 70 law.
ss-Bc sure snd bring your former Receipts or your
deeds IN order that the q Jour lands may
10 found readily, 800. l.. II. MYERS,
Collectors osco Cairo, M, Jan. Tth, A. u. 1870.
lAnlojkwsv =
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31
DR. JOHN BULLS Pne,pal once;
NO. 80 FIFTH, Gross street.
LOutSvtllo, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
10 Nv United States and World. Vide
Readers:

10 Nv United States and World. Vide
Readers:
T HAVE received many Testimonials from pf0fss
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publications have shown, all 81 sheh ar" gcinnc.
The following from highly caucaied and popular
physician IN Georgia, ts certainly Ohs Of tAc Iipri
Sensible couimuuiC cations have ever received. ~.
Clement knows exactly what he speak ~. and he
testimony deserve, 10 10 uruen ~ Teton u gold.
Hear what the 10 tof says oi hoIrs Worm hes
trOyer
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June q, istc.
Dr. JoHs BvLL-n..ar SIR ihaYe recently gwen
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hat knou Of 10 r.asdy recommended ~ tia AtvHt
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Ny object w writing you u to fnd out ~ hat term.
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ys,.!ar lns discafdtng "a remedy smeh ~" knos ~
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31

n HE proprietor OF this cclobruted medicine pt-tly
CLAIMS boz ~ a sup,rtotitl over all remedies t,,l
offered to the public for the ufs, trra spsodg dHd per-
maHert etft VI Agne aud Fever, OF Ciils AMI Fever
whether OF short ct long standing. He fcipf- To- the
entire Western and southwestern country e. bear him
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strictly followed aud carried out. Ina great many
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with perfect restoration OF the general health ~ l.,
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week OF two after the disease ha been checked more
especially VA dihcut aud long standing ru-cs. tii.
ally, this medicine N not require any AID To- keep
tue towels "a good oricr should tie patient hpNcV-
or, require CutINtle medicine after hsyiuS ttksn
three four dores oi the Tone, a single dose VI
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31


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The New York herald., 1870-04-04

our tines but no knight OF this company ever
Needed Il stout heart more those thou peeu'St IL
20 on In tne name OF O;0d.n And Luther, throwing
back AIS mead, answered. "in the lhtne QI Goo tor-
MaIj." tue spirit Of equality and liberty wnich III
that Dark hour shouted forward ms been advanc-
thg ever SINCE. H. westward. IL bridgeI tho
ocean ana painted ITS 1901 upon Pymouth fOcS.
shouting mo pont up Utica cOninS our view, Inc
whole unpoundcd Continent is o,trs." We trace oar
pcdi!lee 10 the FufIans or England. the Huguenots,
LulcA ana cerinans. These elnDodleu.
TuD SOUL or TIM REFORMATION
and bcqueathed 1t TO their e:celdants. Thus G0l
sited taese nations for seei 60 SOW tiis virgin
soil bur the SEED WAS all protestanS. In 71T, one OF
the darkest hours Of The Revolution, Congress AZ
pIokriatea laree sam OF L0ne; 10 import ~ 900
bioes ior the peopie, leliig tnat the weapons ne
GO SIry to victory were not only rifles, cannon.
snot aud she!l but any word which procecaeth
out vi tho lnoutl OF tue Son OF God.n The reason
WAY despots nate Gods book Is the very reason
why iietTen 1--we IT, II Eeacles equality RnJ
DroLerlood inc paltry distinctions 8. party and
poor neeb together, AID The Lugd ~ VI THEM
al" Ana The rasteboard parlition fals before INC
Qeciaration, God nath maze OF one biooa all the
iaiul.icS mat owen upon tile lace OF tho eartn."
The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
- only tralspositon OF the goncn ru.e "N hatso-
ever ye wonld tlat men should do 70 you 90 ye cN e
30 to tbein." Every ground oil papal assumption Is
swept away by the Word vi ood. ROME says, ''be-
lleve ana submit" The Bible says '.rrcYe all
things; hO.u fast that which Is good" Romo Gays,
tue way 10 Icaveu Is by drudgiAg ponace" but
Jesus Hayn, 'Ay YOKE Is easy anu burden lighI."
lGe Bible oilers the water Of life freely, Out
Rome says. 'f YOU have IL you must pay
i0T H." Inc Old spirit OF ropery anilcs.in1 itssii
to-day 10 TIE atcmpt 80 break up the pubic schJOs.
Dcspotism loves darkness because ts deeds are evil.
Bht eoucdtoa III Indispensable 10 the success OF re-
puo.;can Installations. Christ made IL the cr0wnlns
givry ol his ii63i0n that tne poor near the So5pet
preached to theni." Aud ole oi tie xfuaoe5t results
OF our system is, that any boy this eiy nave
q collegiate education without money ard without
price. Aud tie sliriS which would OveTtain this
beautiful system "is earthly and devliSn."
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
TIE BRooKLYS MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

Report OF the Board Of Directors-Encourag-
Ing Prosperity.
The Mercantile Library commences this week the
thirteenth year OF its organization. The Board Of
Directors have just submitted their annual report,
and 1t is certainly the most cheering and encourage
ing repart 1t has been their privilege 20 issue.
At the opening Of the new building In
January last tie number OF members was
less than 5o0 Since then they have increased to
1870. Moro than corresponding increase to tho
library has been made, aud the total number OF
books now In the library, Of the finest in tue
State is 25, ,5ss. There is promise, however, Of
larger accession. Mr.. s. 3. Cnittenden has offered
to subscribe $4,000 II 5000 additional can ba
raised, 70 be devoted IN the purchase OF books.
TO tho young men ana manens, 10 the numerous
families OF leisure IN the City OF Churches there a
no pleasanter literary treat than the handsome
building IN Montague street, used for the purposes
OF this library. The reading room ID repiete with
newspapers not only from Gil parts Of the States.
American and European literature.
TIE lades' room Is an elegant parlor. handsomely
furnished and In every way worthy Of the occupancy
OF the ladies' OF the city. There ara classes for the
study OF modern languages, membership TO wnca
may be had on reasonable terms. aud
the cost OF membership to all the privt-
leges or tho library and the reading rooms
We need not say any more 10 commend this instltu.
ton to the favor OF the Intelligent and the cultured
except this that ali wn0 attend this library may bo
quite certain OF receiving every reasonable artien.
ton and courtesy from the valued librarian aud ais
admirable stan OF male aud female assistants.
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
ST. AIMS CaUaCU.

Tho Music-Sermon by the Rev. DIR. Coles.
owing to a severe domestic all ction IN the loss oi
one OF his younger children, the Rev. Dr.. Gallaudet
did not preach at ST. Anns yeste rday. His place
wei, filed, however, by the Rev. Dr. Coles. The
c10ir did cxcellenty and from the number OF rich
and sweet voices it contains 1t deserves 10
rank among the finest OF the City. The
first solo was sung by Mrs. Wilson, soprano and
was dellcousy executed; the second was Dy Miss
Kiersted, alto; the third by Mrs D0scner soprano.
The last chorus was sung without organ accompanl-
mont but throughout this instrument was handled
with SKILL. The cnor Is as Acknowledgements, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. DOscher, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Stud
WELL MISS Wait, Miss Philips Miss BruMDe, MISS
Jayne5, MISS Kelsey; altos M liz Scott, MISS kicrsed,
hiss Belts MISS Reach; tenors, Messrs. scott, Dos
sn0r. PhulID5, BOe, Franks. Hall, Stecke; baSs0s,
he5srs. Lefiler. STANLEY, Thatcn and Bonner. The
wn0ie chorus numbers fifty voices.
The Rev. Dr. Coles preached from the text "ihen
aid they their hands on them anu they received the
Holy GIOst.n Ills discourse was practical and In
eiucldatiOn OF confirmation "layng The hand on ~
Episcopal Church. In closely logical periods he
pr0ceeued to investigate the historical uSages de-
cAring tnat confirmation has Scrptura origin and
was sustained Dy the teachings and practices OF ST.
administered in The Christian Church throughout the
changes OF 800 years; that II was never dened,
even Oy herctIcs, before the English reformation,
and that retained by Calvin OF MS arti-
man went into the rennements OF the question, ana
closed by asking OF his hearers faithful OBJ
servanCe OF the requirements OF the Church. The
choir then sang:-
Rock Of Ages cleft for me,
Let ma hide myself In thea;
Let the water and the biood
From Thy side, healing nuod.
lie OF sin the double cure.
SAyofrom wrath and make me pure.