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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
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THE DAILY COMMERCIAL as
issued svsry afternoon, e1oept n,saay'
ii q the only Daily Paper IN H'sns'''s-
ton. and the Stats Of Delaware. Terms
.Sis dollars per anns'n, or 1soesvs ce'''s
a .oesk. Single copies 1s0o cents.
THE DELLA WARE TRIBUNE 20
i.,,.sd from, the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday morning, and contains
periodically reading matter published IN
The Daily. His the largest paper, ana
contains BY far the most reading matter
Z fsaoss published on the Peninsula
Tsyms,,I wo dollars per AMMAN.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
u amply provided NTH printing m'ote''-
ial of the latest styles, and our soorS %
dons equal TO Philadelphia offices, ana
at no higher rates.
THE OFFTCEof the COMMERCIAL
and 7,RLB UNE Is at the S. W. Corner
Of FIFTH and Market Streets, Whining
ton, DclaDare. ,r
JENKINS & ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

Proceedings, published elsewhere, will be found
interesting. The stubbornuess of the Democratic
members caused Mr.. Ingram to be put to the In
convenience OF coming npto New Castle with his
broken leg, and the deadlock" was thereby
brought to an end and the county officers elected
So the Democratic members eau congratulate
themselves on having compelled IN old gentle
man to make painful and dangerous journey.
SO far as their allegations concerning Mr. In
grams disqualification were concerned they APP
pear to have been nothing more than suspicious
and surmiscs, for they were yesterday unprepared
to support them by any proof whatever, and did
not go much as offer formal protest against his
participation in the proceedings until the election
was over, in which they themselves participated
when. of course. it was too late.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
ASSESSING COLORE1 VO1ERS--
WHO lKILL REFUAE Z


II is suggested-no matter whence-that
the Democratic Assessors, and Commission
ers Of the Levy Court, especially in Kent |
and Sussex Counties, aciH refuse 10 assess
coiored citizens. They propose to dare even
the consequences of violation Of the laws,
in order TO disfranchise those whom the
Fifteenth Amendment makes voters.
Now we desire to say, at this junciure.
plainly, fairly and squarely, 10 these officials,
that as the colored citizens OF Delaware are
now legal voters, their right to vote spiU be
enforced. and that if by any refusal on the
part of the officers named, or OF any other
officers, to perform their duties under the
law, punctually, honestly, and in good
faith, any of the colored voters Of this State
are deprived of their votes next November,
the officials guilty of the offence shall be
prosecuted and made TO smoke for their
rascality. The coored men of Delaware
are not asking any more rights than the
white man, but, in this particular Of voting,
| they have now, an equal right to assessnenl
with any other class of citizens, aud that
| right shall be respected.
Let us not leave our meaning obscure.
We want the Assessors of Kent and Sussex
counties, and the members of the Levy
Court, therein, TO comprehend just where
they stand. They know, and they have long
known, that if they refused or willully neg
ected to assess citizen, and he thereby
lost his vote, he had cause Of action against
| them for daiEages. But, unfortunately for
him, and fortunately for their rascality, his
redress lay in suit in the State Courts, be-
fore ajury constituted by the very body who
swindled him out of his assessment. NoU
that situation OF affairs is being changed
The Reconstruction Committee of Con-
gress has reported bill, which is about be-
ing passed, enacting that the courts Of the
United States shall have jurisdiction and au-
therity Of all actions suits, and proceedings
at law, civil or criminal, with power to
issue proper process, and TO make and en-
force all such orders, DEGREES, and Judge
ments, as may be necessary or proper 10
make operative all the provisions Of the 18th,
l4th, and 18th articles Of amendment 10 The
Constitution of the United States.
Under this act, suit for damages, brough
by every one Of the coloted men Of Ken
, and Sussex counties, whom the Assessor o
Levy Counts may dare refuse to assess. cal
, be brought in either the United States Dist
G trict Court, before Judge Hall, or in H.
/, United States Circuit Court, before ludg
# McKennan, (reccntly appointed by Presiden
il Grant The iurcs in those Courts are nj
e packed by the same Levy Court whose o
Il fence has caused the suit. but they are sun
1t moned by the United States Marshal, an
h they will see that justice is done, and thi
5, the injury Of man deprived d his yo
RS through rascalty, is compensated by exempt
8. ry damages.
IS This is not threat, but it is a warnin
ed The colnred voters demand their rights
Id nothing more; they have the means of pr
90 tecting their rights, and they are going
an do nothing less.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

THE RESULT OF AMATEUR MINsTRELsY.
CHKsrER, Pa, February 15th.-A fire occurred
In the North Ward, last night, by which wheel
wright shop was burned. The fire was the
sequence of meeting of an association called
the Ethiopic Troupe where bad whisky PLAYED
an important part. They had meeting last
evening aud left the building late, having had
very hot fire. Shortly after their leaving, the fire
broke out, and the shop and all it, contents were
consumed. Loss-the building, lumber material,
tools, with two or three carriages. The tiremen
were enabled to save two other frame buildings
that were very much expused. u.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
JOHN S soTT.
To REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

Land in Delswste County, because of II. fs=
close pro ximitv TO Philadelph a, IL selling $500 Ok
to $1,000 per acre The proceeds of nifty acre farA
here most instance is Sufficient to purchase hun.
aren acres In most parts of Chester count,
while the trice for pr ducs i about the same. In
view OF this, hundreds in Delaware couHty look.
ing fer cheaper land and We therefore Invite the
attention Of those having 1t to rel to the DELLA.
WARE G UNITY AhERl'AN,a las o medium In which
to vert'sr. 1t Is the only paper published at the
County Sea-. and has far gieater circulation than
any other in this section Of cuuntry TERMS; Ten
cents per line for FEST INSERTION. and Fix cents
per line for SUB,EQUENT INSERTIONS. Eight
ines three months, i've dollars Address the pub.
lishers. VERNON Il COOPER,
ieb10.f Meeia Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

Mr. Charles Brown should propagate variety
of peaches which would have monogram d on
one SIDE and Democratic rooster on the other,
and taste bitter in the mouth of radicals. AT the
recent meeting of the Peach Growers Association
he moved TO publish the names of the committees
in two Democratic village papers, exclusively,
though the DELAWARE TRiBuNEi is known TO have
larger circulation in The peach growing district
than the two combined, and was, besides the only
paper sufficiently enterprising to send reporter
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
What Every Horseman Wants.

good, cheap, and reliable Imminent. Such an
ar ice is DR.. Tobi4s' veiean Horse Linimcnt- Pint
bottles at cns dollar. For lamenesp, cuts, gals,
collie sprars, etc, warranted better than any ohsr.
1t Is urea BY all the great korencn on Long Island
courses. 1t will no. cure ring bone nor SPAWN, as
there Is no linmrnt in Existence that will. What it
is stated To cure 1t positi, ely docs.
No owner Of horses viii be without u after Trying
one bottle. one dose revives ana often saves the
life If an over heated driven horse. For collie aud
heilyache 1t has never failed. lust rs sure the
sun rises lust sue is this valuable Linimcn 10 bs
the horse embrocaiou of the day.
Use it one and all. Sold by the Druggists an store
keepers throughout the United STATES. Depot 10 Park
Place New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

Texas Tuesday wheeled into line and voted to
ratify the Fifteenth Amendment bya vote OF ~
to in the house. and of "a TO in the Senate.
The legislature of Nebraska will meet to day
and will doubtless Immediately vote to ratify.
Texas makes the twenty-ninth, and Nebraska
will make the thiriielh, and only twenty-eighl
were required Now let new lustre be added
to The 22nd of February by the formal proc!ana
ton of the amendment on that day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
Thirty Deadly Poisons,

According to the journal Of Chemistry" are sold in
His market to charge the color of the hair. The
Medical Gazette" says that they are worthless as
dyes, aud that their sal, Is sc ne" The proprie-
tors dare not submit them to chemical analysis.
CHRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
On the contrary, has been Analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytic chen and pronounced
absolutely harmless as well efficient. See his witt
ten certificate. at Chris ado.o's, Asor House, New
York.
CHRIsTADoRo'S HAIR PREsERvATlvE, ms a
Dressing, like charm the Hair after d, eing
Try II.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
g g2,H1s a y 5BS5HNs nDeaa raorni.ron'
saf4s WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870.

ris now stated that the latest letters from
General Hickles represent General Prim and
other Spanish leaders as saying that they are
ready to sell Cuba, but cannot now proceed
Ia the matter for the reason that the people
of Spain are opposed to sale on any terms.
All information from Cuba to the the State
Department Is that the insurrection is con-
tinually growing weaker.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

THE PUBLIC DEBT statement for the cur
rent month will show handsome reduction
again. The receipts from customs and In
ternal revenue have been fully up to the
average, and the expenditures have been
unusually light.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
Wax Flower Materials.

To meet the repeated calls for wax flower materl-
ais recently, have laid in stock of them consisting
Of prepared wax assorted colors, dry coor- brushes,
forms, tin letters for various flowers. leaf patterns
stamens moulds, coils, cotton wire, pns, DC. to
which tho attention Of those interested is invited,
LINTON SMITH,
Chemist and Druggist
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

The DECISIVE yoTE by which the new
Census Bill WIS upset, in the Senate, on
Wednesday, settles the question of adopting
any other than the old system. The enume-
ration, this year, will therefore be made
under the supervision,in each Congressional
District, of the United States Marshal.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
WHAT WILL THE FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT DOG

In Delaware, Maryland, and Kentucky,
the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment
gives the ballot to the colored men, for the
first time, since the war. 1t adds to the Re-
publican party, in those States, great mass
of voters, so many that the present Demo-
cratic control will at least be greatly broken
up, if not entirely overthrown. Thus, in
Maryland, 1t is supposed by Republican
authorities that at least forty thousand
colored votes will be cast. OF course, very
few will be thrown for Democratic candi-
dates, and this small percentage of loss will
be fully made up to the Republicans, by the
increase in their own vote, which a cheerful
prospect of success is sure to produce. The
majority for Seymour, in 1868, was but
thirty-two thousand,a preponderance which
the colored vote alone will overcome, with
eight thousand to spare.
In Kentucky, the effect Of the Amend
ment will be to make the vote close, and
thus lend interest to the campaign. If the
increase in the Republican strength is in
sufficient to carry the State ticket, it will at
least be enough to vitalize the party, by
enabling it to elect fair proportion of the
Legislature, and many local officers.
-. ~ ~, % os"'eu'
ue'p'iase'S nopo 'na' 'ney 'an sun outfo't
their opponents, and hang on to the flesh pots
~ "nion my eensn'. ~. ieauius spun. .
'he oaui'oaiy fanny 10 saiu !" 'a'cuia'c INA
euo,' a.s W.. .'-oo oo'0iea soae,s ~ w
''a'e 'na' .hi.'y per GEM u 'nese WI
supper. .ne 9aaispuiy caii''i'a'es anu .na
'n's' WIN 'nen pieseh. halorny' ,wnic
.a@ 80 ~. .o, ,nan - $50 anu 20
~ 1ons.oeo' ~ iooo'l WI Meep ms oio'uei
@au Dio'ne'"" aa'e ~ ,ue'i i"' p'a.e'
oou.'e ms e''''iiase . 'io'o VI ~
co'oreu Wy Tue uesiie VI she au'holny quote
70 nave i's result reai'Aeu' anu II wou
therefore no. DC strictly pruoeh' 10 oe 'e
conhaen' Vi i's coifee.hess' no i'epuoiic'
eaicuA',oa' ~ iesaio " 'he i'ia''ei' mas y
oeen puo,'onou' 'na. NC a'e a"a'e u ~
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esuna'es 'ne oo'o'eu Vo'e VI .ne o'ate'
f''vo anu a.. VIC eApei'eno,' 'uus iar' "
s''a'sn' ous Asns pe."e'n 'uo Douo''a
"no Nepaonsan pa'.ee' eno"' 'na' .ne ~
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.a~aaaS w. ps.,,h,,oa :, ea. ~ use.ue'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
PENNS vi VANId SUPREME
COURT

THE scHoEPPE CASE PHILADELPHIA CONTESTED
ELECTIONS.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 14.-The Supreme Court
has decided against the motion for rehearing Of
the schoppe murder case.
10 the Philadelphia contested election cases the
Supreme Court has approved the decision Of the
Court below, giving the Offices to the Republican
Contestants for the City Row Offices
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
p U BLIC SALE
OF
PERS oNAL ROPERTY.

o. The Subscriber will sell at Public esrrss
IC1Nsale at his residence o. the Newark NTH
and Delaware CITY road, at the crossing ol.fI-,l-
the New Castle and rrenchtown turnplNs. ~
FRIDAY, February 25.h. 1s70, the iolowin,
stock an farming impleme its
Five horses, mares both young, one OF them NJ
fine SIZE suitable for heavy dranght OF brood mare
the other good driving ar work mare: horse rn
ye RS old works and dives very well, mara c,,
years cd this spring, & OF farm horse Two Ana
yiung COWS, will be In profit In March H0lslein
bn,l 3years yeari1g calves 10 rure d hall bloul
So TIL Down ewes. sufae with lambs at their sides
pure blond sonth Down rams large brood SOW
FARMING IMPLEm RNTS.--1 two horse farm
wagon. Kirby reaper pair twin harrows, single
HAIR ". large rol or, one horse rollr grsn
drill X hus q Baines patent, Q grain fans a'e on
lhefn new, hay fork with rope, etc sweep h ira
pow, r, threshDg machine aud shaker corn shell
Ter, large log chain, plows, shoyra
rakes, n0es, giinas one, etc Hay by the ton pota
| toes BY the bushe. Harness-2 do lbl sets wagon
harHese, set carriage harness. pillow gears, double
| lines, collar, bridl,e, etc
| Ronsehola and kuchen Fnrniture-1 lounge. .
pairs Venetian blinds, at casks large and small
churD. with other articles too tedious TO mention
Sale 10 commence a. 10 o'clock NJ
| THRMs.-All sums Of twenty. five dollars aud M.
der to be cash. On all sums over twenty i've dollars
n credit Of eight months will bs given by the lur.
chaser giving his udemert mite with appray,i
security, stamps etc, added. Three per res on lnt
cash Oh gums oy<r twenty-five dollars.
r. b. FRAzSn. Anctieneer. febi0 9tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
p u BLIC ALE. .

o. The subscr'e will sell at Publ Erysy
2CyV5ale, at his residence, on the road lIIN
leauibg from GLASGOW to Cnorhe's Bridge, 49,
in Penc lder Hnndred, on THURSDAY, me "a
day II February 1870 at 10 OIL ck his entire stock
and farming utensils AZ fDllpws -
No l. bay hirse Bill, coming years nd good
work horse. fne driver and me style; No. q hay
horse ior, comitp yenrs Old, good farm horse
Hue style aud good uriver. Ma 3, Kate, coming
10 years old, flne driver and splendid brood mare:
No 4, Jim, coming 10 wears old, good farm horse;
No. 3. Prince, coi'ng years old. large al d flm
style, Prinre Albert stock. No o, Jennie, canning
years old fine siz', Morgan Black Hawk stock "a
mead Of cattle, mich cews, with calve- by their
side, sprnging u calve and fresh, hne hull,
tine heif rs, balance from 10 2 years old l6 he;d
III Western ewes with lamb By South Down buck;
farm wagon, hur cart, g0ai York wsgOn and
harness. carriage with pole and shaft horse rake,
uoughs, ha-r0ws, ciltlvitors, ioiks shOvel-, hMs.
ublc and single trees yood OF wagon harnessl
good ret of nuube cariiige harness, good ret u
tin9le harness, sets Of plou n hsrness good set Of
cart harI ess,. saddle aud bride. work bri lies IN
collars he I'd haiers bisbes seed oats, 80 hush
els OF peach blow potatWs, tons of good timothy
hay, aud many other articles not mentioned.
sale posltive
UorpirIoss.--A credit of twelve months will be
given On all tume over SO.
WM. T. nAYETT,
Glasgow Del.
s. M. ENos. Auctione4r. iebloAw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

EASTERN SHORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CULTURE.
NILIISGTDN.


MiLLISGToN.
The only public conveyance at the present time
by which the traveller can reach the Town of
Wilmington is the stage from Clayton station on
the Delaware Railroad. The distance is sad to
be twelve miles, but the stage driver assured us
that IN the present condition OF tie road the dis
lance was at least double that. Milington Is very
old Eastern Shore town, situated on Chester River
in Kent county. Light dfaught vessels approach
within two miles OF Tic town, which is the nearest
water communication. These vessels bring lime,
fertilizers, oysters, fish, and all manner Of mer-
clandize, in return Tor which they bear away the
grain aud Other products Of the neighborhood.
The town has an estimated population of 800, a
very large proportion of which are freedmen.
The principal hotel in the town Is kept by Judson
4. james, fiom Montgomery county, Pennsyl-
yania and if he docs not Inlke hmipt popular
with the people 1t will not be for want of real
genial good nature and true hospitality, -lndis-
pensable traits in hotel keepers.
The Queen Anne's County Railroad runs through
the town, but il not yet operated. IL is expected
| that regular traips Will he run at an early day.
| The colured school here is great success. We
| were Informed by the teacher that she has II!
pupils, with an average attendance of over ninety
and not one in the alphabet.
coored educational mrcliug was held herr
| on Friday night, which was addressed BY jane
| +. Spriggs These meetings are being held oil
over the Eastern Shore, for the purpose of form
ing associations TO aid in the education of tn,
| freedmen.
The country around Millingtou Is rich in agri
cultural resources, and seldom do we fiud liant
better adapted to grain and stock raising. Tn
fruit culture will, however, when the new rail
| roads open, suppnnt all.
One OF the best woulen manufactures on th
shore is that of Thomas Mallalien, about nll
from the town, on the Chester River
Considering the surroundings, we are OF tn
opinion that Miilington must become large
growing and influential town. About six mile
wet of Miington, on The Queen Anne's side q
The Chester River, is the thriving little town {
cRUMpToN,
lately noted as being near the scene of an ii
tempted outrage on the white teacher Of cOlore
school. but in justice to the leading citizens q
the town, Of all political parties, we must So
that they all condemn the outrage. Crumpto
is entirely Il new town. having grown up With
the last len years. and Is settled by an inteliger
and enterprisiug class of people, many of whor
came from New jersey.
The land in the neighborhood IL light sand
! snil ard admirably adapted to trucking and fruit
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
nAmsDELn NORWAY OATS.

For those who wish to experiment In a small way
with the giant CEREALS, We hays conciaded TO onef
DuI,LAR SAMPLE PACKAGEs, thus irving every
DO iy chance to pro1t by their introduc ion. ANY
mar. woman or boy wi o has u farm, garden or VII
pnrk age. enough 10 grow bus ,cs S;Dtpos pa d,
with printed history tull of interest 10 every ia ner
Los, out for coun;erfei SEED. oroer only from tue
oripinators ID, W. RAMSDEiL q CO., 2is Pearl ST.,
n, Y, or Ill Dute ST., Chicago. Circular fac.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
A FINE TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale nv farm,of slXTEENIACRgs N
Pencauer Hundred, u mile from Glasgow and will
sell Mt a positive BARGAIN. There IL IA god flame
house and barr, carrisg house ard cora crib good
fences peach and apple orchard land rich. Relsop
for lding--wiil rem we 10 California Terms easy
II not sud by February "a will sell at public sale.
which see handbils.
tet1I,1tW .JOUN & snTT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
d,sw esapertaasmsnls.

(EsTABLlSbE ls3O1
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS,
SAWS! AXES SAWS!
Saws Of all descriptions. Axes, belii " and mi !
furniphings. Circular saws win solid teeth, or with
patent Al justabe points, superior 10 all inserted
teeth saws.
rS PRICES REDUCED III
III Send for pii,c l.sl and ,iicuiair.
MELCn q dhIFFIrHs,
Brston, Mass, or Detroit, Nj h
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
Aaftinn dSaIes.
p U B LILO SALE
OF
r n r. o NAL PROF ERrv

Having determined to relInquish tarm,rc =.
sem, viii without reserve, sel Mt mi llc "a pe'
on MONDAY. February 81. 1870 at II O'CLOCK "
at my residence, In Red Lien hundred on ths M,
Of the late John g Clark. known as the Mari Fan
on the road leading from st. Georges to Kirkwsoa'
my entire stock, farming utensils and hnnss,,oo,a;
ard Kitchen furniture, to witt ''nola
Nv b'ven good horses one Of which ~ n
80N shaw Colt. IL now coming years IA M pa na'
hpe utveer Rind In NIL harness. and Of very =, 70 "a
qualities; fine col years old, .od trava,or arr
bay mare, years old: mule that can't he ~.
passed. years old; blafk mare yeqrs. be sur
mare, IL Years, good traveller; eorrei marc II
years All good workerr. "'e' IL
Eight good COVE, coming in p-oft. oro
fit steer, 8 hne nhoatr, well bred stock EsEfW
farm wagons. and gears, iron axle 49,
nearly new with rigging complete; OK csr,7a
Jokes. and dearborn, Jersey Blne reaper and MOI,
combined, v ith self rake, GOOD mechne and cn
plete Harris q Woods grain drill with Fosto,,s
phosphate atachmt MT which works well, a,a.s
tsoth rake, corn shelter, twin harrows LARGE cr
tiya'or, ro er, plows. cut'vators crossing merb,nn
hay and straw cntier, plaw gears, trees tools ~
York carriage and harness. oaia crrn whoa, Ia &c
p1tatoes, large lot OF wellselecied seed corr ,so,
pounds OF pork consisting In part of weilcn,ai a
| sweet hams and shOulders. a'e anu
Household and kitchen furniture fuch ma hal.
| bed, leads, bed ling carpet, sofa chars WjnSsn,
chairs cloce, nearly new, best maize; stove srd
| fixtures. VIM. Penn, No 8; t'oty washer ana tha
UNIVERSAL wrisger large Kitchen din ng and o,h a"
tables large iron pot churn pans. buckets iabe
ware, aDdDther things peri aiming to the bOnsehoid
All sums Of $50 and upwards credit Of ono WA,
| will he given. N"' JUN
Sale to commence positively at /, O'Clock.
=. r,,o, - jos. g, HUDSON
| 9. NJ. hNoo, Auctloneer. feb11.1ts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17
Vichy Biscuits.

New Anentary Alkaline Blscuits, possessing the
Paris.
These biscuits are used to relieve the pain and
uneasiness, ncldity and heartburn nuGcred by
dyspep.ics after eating. They combine pleasant
favor with properties analogous 10 those of fresh
Nichy water.
The digestive biscuit may bo eaten before or after
meals, but preference may be fiven /, taking them
Immediately after dessert and before coffee.
Sold by
Dr. LINTON SMITH,
Chemist and Druggist,
Seventh and Market Streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

Mr. Hicks, The member from New Castle Hun
dred, went out of his way on Tuesday, in the
Levy Court, to express his dislike for negro
suffrage, which he declares he "can't CO." Inc
colored voters of New Castle will doubtless re-
member this and finl themselves unable to go
NJ u;nla
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-17

We ore glad to be able TO state that oil orders
on the City Treasury are now cashed on presen-
tation, and that none OF the holders will hereafter
be compelled to submit TO shavcs.