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FIRE ENTERTAINMENTS TOWN ELECTION
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
NH FORD, March S.-A small house owned by
Peter f. Cansey Jr.. situated near the depot and
occupied by Daniel Clark. was burned this morn
lug. Mr.. CLARK saved all bis household goods
except some meat and trumpery. The fire origin
ated from stove pipe.
The exhibition aud concert OF the NJ. Il. Sun.
day school last week was quite u success, quite a
good sum was realized. The Presbyterian Sab.
bath school will give an anniversary entertainment
in their school room this evening. An abundance
If good things have been prepared Tor the ocea-
sion, and the little folks anticipate u pleasant
,imc.
The town election, which was held yesterday.
resulted in the election OF the following board at
commissioners :-Jucob Y. Foulk, Thomas +.
Hummersley, James Postles, WIN. e. Welch,
Nathan JOHNSON. james r. Short was elected
Alderman.
The eolored people arc quite jubilant over The
prospect voting next fail.
The secret societies here are all in fverv n ,ur
ishiug condition. 1t is snid that the Odd Fellows
! and Good remplars were never in morr proc
porous condition than now as they are Increasing
| very rapidly IN membership.
| 1t is said that the .Nnfnai Friend, published
here will change hands IN the fret OF April next
as IL has been purchased by MIR. George Baker
OF Connecticut, who will assume proprietorship
FRANK.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NEWS.


oDEss,, March 7th-Since my last writing we
have had light touch Of winter, and some Of
our ice-houses are filled with Ice; Others were not
so fortunate, but they are substituting snow for
ice. hope the experiment will be successful.
Miss Salic Thomas MS cstim,ble young lady
from Queen Anue's County Maryland, died, sud
deuly, March 8 at the residence Of her Brothtr-
in llw, +. I Perry, Ed.
SOME days since an elderly gentlem1n and Indy
of this town, were taking drive 10 the country
Tor their health, and when II short distance IRON
town one OF the front wheels ul the wagon ran
into deep rut, and the gentleman Icll hendlpng
over the dhshtr, and the Lady seeing his niger
nude an Hort save him from the fall hy taking
hold of the skirts OF his coat, but not being Of
sufficient strength for the task, lost her balance
aud both were precipituled 10 the ground, but
strange TO say. NO honcs were broken, few.
oruisps were The oily damage.
Mahon Foster E.q died IN Saturday morn
| ing, Feb 10Th, after long and painful illness.
| Mrs. Hukil has purchased of Jrhn Appleton,
the l.. A. Lavender. property ON High street.
The Building and Liam Assoc alton Of Odessa,
held their Annual Meeting for the election OF
| Ulcers on Wednesday evening, March I'd. The
following gentlemen were elected President,
| " William Polk Vice President Charles Tatman ;
Secretary, IL. 7. Baker; Treasurer, j. l.. Gibson;
Directors, john Appleton, John z. Corbir, G.
| Watkins, Chas Tutman, Jr, I. I. Enos, .Wm A.
| Rhodes Chas Bcasteu, I. W. Rasu a.d Jas. O..
| Matthews; Auditors, Daniel Corbit, VIM. Ash
| craft, and j. g Brown.
After tue election Of officers the money was
sold averaging 81 per cent.
| There was an exciting game of Base Ball played
at Townsend on Saturday, March 9th, b,twecl
the DE- fiance of Odessn, and the L ige B b, Clut
OF Townsend, seven inbings were played, tb,
score stood, Defiance 4S, and the Eagle is. Tht
day was cold aud very disagreeube. we expect Il
hear better report OF The Eagle at thenexi game
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Ann,her Paper Kaiiroaa.

A ill before the Maryland Legislature proposes
10 charter a company TO lulld railroad from
Elkton 10 Salisbury, parallel with the Delaware
Railroad, or in other words, to recharttr the Old
Eastern Shore Railroad, which could not get
built when it had the line State endorsement
siuce divided amongst othcr Eastern Shcra
roads. We like This scheme better than any of
the smaller jobs It colnprehends, such us the
Elkton and somebody's y Roads. Tue others
were 50 persis,cntly urged from selfish consdera-
lions by those locally interested that disntercsted
or foolish peopIe thought there was something in
them, Tut tue folly of Ibis schen.e is go setr.
evident That "a wayf'riug man, though fool, y
a.D,,n. E h N, s,. II
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL Is

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL Is
issued every afternoon, except sunday.
II Is the only Daily Paper in Whining
Ton, and the State of Delaware. Terms
Sic dollars per annun,, or 1toelve cents
a week. Single copies 4t0o cents.
THE DELA WABE TRIBUNE Is
ias,sed from the COMMERCIAL office,
cueyy Thursday elorning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
The Daily. His the largest paper, ana
contains By far the most reading matter
Of those published on the Peninsula
Terms, 1Wo dollars per amman.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
Is onsply provided soith printing mater
iat of the latest styles, and our 'oors Is
done equal 10 Phiiaoellohia offices, ana
at no higher rates.
THE OFFICEof the COMMERCIAL
and 7'RIB UyE is at the S. W. Corner
of Fqf,h and Market Streets, Whining
ton, DelaWare.
JENKINS d A IRLNS0M.
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TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

Land in Delawse Couhtr, because OF II EN-
Close pr, ximy 10 Phiadelpn a, is selling at 1850 A
$1,000 per acre. The proceed. of nifty acre farm
~ most instance. Is I'll lent To purchase hun
nrea o. more in mot parts Of u ester COUNT,
whl,e The siice f,r pr due Is about the tame. ln
view Of lh g. hundreds in Delaware c0ubty are look
attention of thnse htv ny 1t to 81 ! to the i'ELA-
WARE O. U4STY ANEni' AN as a medium In which
to vert's. 1t Is the only paper published at the
any uth.r in tins section Of cuuatry. ThRMS: Ten
cents per line for FL ST lNSEhTl0N. and Xix cents
lines three mon, his five dollars Address. the pub
fishers. VERNON d COUfEh
feb10f Mesia, Pa
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Letters frs,n Laurel.
RELIGIOUS -rApLEAvx -plrALcArlos OF A COL

RELIGIOUS -TABLEAux -DtFALcATIoN OF A coll
LECIuK.
LAUREL. March 2.-The extra effort In the NJ
Z, Church has come to close nut the one at The
NJ. T. Church will continue until the Conference
of that denomination meets.
Bishop Scott preached in the NJ. e. Church on
Sunday, 9th ull., in the morning and evening.
The church was crowded 10 the morning hut a
heavy storm In tho evening made the attendance
somewhat slim. lie preached in homey, old.
fashioned manner dear TO the hearts OF many
who were accustomed TO such preaching in their
youth.
The exhibition Of iableaux recently referred TO
10 this correspondence off very saii iacturiy
indeed. To the delight Of the younger part OF The
community.
The town was recently visited by snow which
covered its streets TO the depth Of about two
Inches hut IL shortly disappeared.
The County Tax Collector for this Hundred has
failed and his sureties will have To pay about Ss9t
for which amount he is n deiauller Many far
mers WIN paid him their tax failed totake receipts
and the Col ecor having failed IN mark then, paid
10 his books thtf hre r,qnired to pay again BY
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

EXCITEMENT ABOUT A RuNswAY-HERElSG FISH
no RELIGIOUS.
GREessnoRouGu, CARoLtSE County, March
7ih = To-day has been merry ONE for our young
folks, and sieighing aud snow balling, hay; been
the standard nmustmrnts.
There was quite stir hare on Sunday evening,
owing to report that one OF our citlzsns VAS
making preparations Tor leaving US suddenly.
Some Of his creditors thought 1t best to watch
for the at empt, and they were out in the storm
until lite hour at night.
Times will be better here as herring fl.hing
affords employment To a large number Of people.
learn that 2lI herring were caught ut Potiet's
Landing last saturday.
Bishop Lay OF the Diocese Of Eiston preached
at the Old Church here, last Saturday evening
and SUNDAY morning.
A real estate office il shortly to be openedhere.
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A bill 10 now pending in the Maryland Leglsla-
ture which le,ies tax Of S300 Oh I'LL peddlars or
persons selling ty sample going 10 Maryland
from Other States TO prosecute their business.
The bill. causes general dissatisfaction on the
Eastern Shore, II being considered an txpedient
to force them to bpy in Baltimore instead of
making use of the reader facilities extended 10
them by the more enterprisiag firms Of Whining
ton and philaipluhia
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Letter from Northampton.
PEACHES SLIGHTLY IsJuRED-sPRlNG LIKE-Rf
MaRKABLE PANIC IN THE LAND MARKET.

PEACHES SLIGHTLY ISJuRED-sPRING LIKE-RE-
MARKABLE PANIC IN THE LAND MARKET.
CAPKvlLLE, Northampton Co, March ith.--
What contrast between 10 day and this day one
year ago. Now the gold gamblers are staggering
under the well directed blows of an honest Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury. ami Government Bonds are
par at gold value. So much for an able tirancier;
if we could say MS much for some other depart
ments Of the Government IL would be more agree
able.
My object in writing, however, Is to give you
a brief account oil events here. The late cold
ssap has killed ecut one-third of the peach buds,
but there are enough t,ill left This is the f st
time ever saw peach trees in bloom and garden
shrubs and vegetables up ard growing finely in
February.
Thare Will be a large brsaath of lond hc,,
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lug imbiber OF the distrneling huid. T.
THREATENING observation-disclosures
SEws.
LAUREL, SUSSEX Co, March IA dwelling IN
this town. belonging to William Dishlel, caught
Gre from an over heated stove pipe during the
absence of the family occupying II. At the ring
ing Of the church bell about 900 people assembled
to arrest the progress of the i,mes Their .H'rts
were In vain however SO far as the house was
concerned as It was conn lutely consumed.
3, hrol house adj,inipg took f'e but WIS saved
through the enerupilc aciion OF our citizens. lne
NJ. L. Church. which stood within twenty yards
Of the burning building, was also considered IN
Imminent danger. but II escaped without damage.
The principal Of ihs Laurel Classical Institute
L. preparing for another iableaux exhibition, 70
which a charnde Is 10 be added. The III ir is
looked forward to with pleasant anticipation.
Our lund around Laurel Is selling 10 the citizchs
Tor from three to Hour hnndrd dollars per acre,
| for the culture Of small frnits. From prutracten
experience the producer says II will pay admiral
by.
| Our friend Thomas Giles. who purchased a large
| farm six miles from Laurel, has covered 1t nearly
over IN peach trees. He expects to plant out Two
acres 10 Strawberries and fcur aces In blackber
| ries In the spring.
| 1hia farm Is considered to be the poorest IN
| that Hundred. But from experience, Mr.. Giles
knows from whence the greenb,ck flows. II.
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= Ohildren's Lives Saved for so Oepts.''

Thousands Of children die annually OF Group
Now, mothers II you would epcnd 90 cents, and
always have a bot lie of pr. Tobias Venetian Lint
m-ht in the house, you never need far losing your
little one when attacked with this complaint 1t is
now 20 years snce have put up my Liniment. and
never heard OF child dying Of Group when my Lini-
msnt As used; but hundreds Of cures have been re-
ported to me, and many sta If it was $40 per bottle
they would not b. withou. it. Besides which, i is
certain for cuts. burns. headache, toothache,
sore throat, swelngs, humps, collie, dlarr oil dys.
s merry, spasms, old cores, and pains in the limbs,
b,tk aud chest. No one once tries it who is ever
without 1t 1t is warranted perfectly safe to take In
ternally. Full directions with every bottle. Sold bJ
thu druggists and storekeepers in the I'm ted States
Depot. 10 Park PLACE. N. Y.
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spsrtaI Autifss.
Bedford Spring Water,
FROM ANDERsoN's SPRING.

The seusible effects Of this water are those OF q
laxative, tonic and diuretc properties that rSnder II
seryiceabIe In vice rsnge Of chronic diseases. in
liver n ,c,iops. in diseases OF the stomach. intes-
tines ii ueys and ri tho tklp, this water hiss heer
found peculiarly ,fdacious. II Is an exeeien'
remedy for 81 headache.
Received reth from the fpring every few weeks,
ard for sale by the bottle, gallon or barrel, BY
On. LINTON SMITH,
Chemist and Druggist,
Seventh and Market Streets
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A Radiosl Revolution

Has been accomplished 10 hair dyes. The horrible
compounds containing Lead, salt and Sulphur are
di.ca ded. The leading c7emi is implore The public
NOT to use them, and Professor Chiffon, whose repu
ta,ion is ,cond to that of analytical chemist In
America has recommended
cHRIsTApoR vs. EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
as perfectly innocuous article, which NAV be used
without fear Remember 1t is tbs only one that has
been anal, zed and found wholesom,. Its effects are
iustan' aneour, and the coois 1t imparts natural
CHRIsrADoRo'S HAIR PREsERvATlvE, as
ORES log acts like charm on the Hair after d, cling.
TRY IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

FAIR FOR THE mite SOCIETY,""
STAFFORD, March S.-The ladies OF the Mite
Society of the NJ. L. church, of Seaiord, held
fair and festival on The 22d, 23d, and 9th Of Feb
ruary, which was well attended, aud very sue
cessfully, realizing over 5000, and the nett re-
c, ipts iuiliug little below This sum. II was for
the purpose OF painting and repairing the chuich
The Society Is in lpurishng condition. and The
ladies' are much interested il their work. The
display Of handsome cakes, fruits, fancy work,
&c was very tempting, and highly credtable to
the skill taste, anu industry Of the ladies of Sea-
ford May they 20 on and prosper III all good
pntprprsrs III,
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Telegraphic News.
Republican Successes
NEW HAMPSHIRE STILL FAITHFUL,
Municipal Triumph in Camden.
GOOD REPORTS FROM TIE WEST.

The election In New Hampshire, yesterday,
resulted III decided Republican success over all
the elements of opposition. 0nslow StearDs Is
re elected Governor, by about 800 majority of
the total vote, while his plurality over the Demo-
cratic candidate Is largely increased from hst
year.
Returns from seven-eighths of the State, received
at Concord at o'clock, this morning, show this
result. The Board OF (fve) Councillors will have
at least three, and probably four, Republicans !;
the Senate (twclyt) will have at least six Repuh-
lcans, aud probably two vacancies; while In the
House there will be from forty to fifty Republican
moj jrlly, making the U. s. Senator'S seat, now
occupied by Hon, Aaron II. Cragiu, secure for
that party
The vote Tor Stearns shows falling oil. from
last year, but the opposition vote is totally co
moraliz-d. The returns Of 16i towns show the
following totals
Stearns, (Repupicap) 27,1S(
uydeli. (Ormocrai) 19,42t
Flint, Il. thor Rrfurm1 5,ll4
Burrows, (rtmperanct) 99s
| Iast year the total Of the State was: Stearns
s5,177; b dell, (Demncrai) 320OA. III som,
| t0ans the Deinucrulc vote 10 exec, dinghy meagre
| Tue following are reported III full
Amherst -SteaIns, 1g4; Bedell, 81 Flint.
Barrows, 2.
Maachcsier-stearn 1861 Bede, ai0.
Duver-Stearns, OPS; Bcdell, ga; Fiiut, 25S
| Barrows, 10.
Concord -Stearns, 17i2; Bede'l, 455; Flint
$50; Burrows, "A.
Portsmouth -stearns, 1852; Bcdcll, EOS; Flint
90; Burrows, 20.
| THE CAMDEN ELECrIoS.
CAMDEN, March 8 Cox. Republican, l. electe,
mayor ny l5O 10 30 maj riy. Alden 9. scnvtl
Republican, is el.cled city solicitor hy anout 90
majority. jacob Yucum, Jr., is elected city sur
ve,ar. aud Samuel Hutiy. city treasurer HUT
leads the ticket Messis. Muudy aud Read. Rt
puhcaiis are elected 10 city cuuncirfr"m Mort
| ward IL the Middle ward for councils 1t Is uu
derstiod that two Republicans and two Demo
Gratis are tlect,d.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN rnE wE>T.
Chicago, March S.-Tlie municipal election
at Dcsiniiurs AMI Cedar Rapids, Iowa, aud MOI
ticco, ILL.,, have resulted in favor Of the Republ
cans.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

WHOLESALE RoBBERIEs AROUND TOWN.
New CASTLE, March 5.-Houser's carriage fac
tory, in this town, was broken into, last night,
by burglars, and robbed OF two rolls OF leather, a
clock, and ladder.
Tho Town Hall was also entered, aud a large
shad net, with its corks and lines, bclol cling 10
Charles sheurer, and valued ut 800. was stolen.
James Wilson'S shoe store was also tried, the
door btiug partially pritd open with u ''inmy,'
and ladder was placed TO The % story window.
The thieves, however, either failed to open The
window'or were frightened away; at any rate,
nothing was missing. L. Y.