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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
LITERATURE sYD JoDsN4 LfsM.

The April Aldihe Pr.ss. Is, in literary point
OF view, al improvement on thuse that have pre-
ceded il. The articles are conitioutcd by d. o'C.
Tourney, 81. Clair MeKrlw0y, J. X. Meeloury, E.
I. Mlson, John X. Howard, W l.. Brigham, and
other prominent journalists, The Illustrations In
this number are fac specimens Of the engrayers
art, and embrace selections from Dore. Harry
Fem, Loomans. Beard, ard Bruen The two
full page cuts OF ''St. Anus.on the Height, and
portrait of Rev, Noah Hunt Schenck, ID. D., will
add to the reputation of the Atdine. Sutton,
Bovine K Co. publishers, New York, - year.
We have received the second number Of a
new humorous monthly called VIA 0ds. II
appears to be Il decided Improvement in the So
called comic monthlies,' which are Issued from
the New York press. The engravipgs, partieu.
larly, are capital, 10th in subject and executions
aud have the appearance OF having been trans
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gur nAr1y COMMERCIAL

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL IS
ISSUED every afternoon, except Sanady'
n 10 the only Daily Paper IN Wssn''''sT
ton, and the State of De9atoare. TERMS
Sir dollars per annun', or 1soetpe cen's
a ,oeek. Single copies 7t0o GEMS.
THE della WARE RLBUNE Is
issued from, the COMMERCIAL office,
query Thursday morning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
ths Daily. Kis the largest paper, ans
contains by far the most reading matter
efthose published on the Peninsula
Terms, 7wo dollars per onnuna.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
is amply provided Nth printing mater
ial of the latest styles, and our 'oors u
done equal to Philadelphia Offices, ono
at no higher rates.
THE OFFTCEof the COMMERCIAL
and 1RLB UNE is at the s. W. Cor1ae
of Fifth and Market Streets, whining
ton, Detdware.
JENKINS d d ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
Caution-Audsoious Counterfeit.

The reputation which, for many years has attached
to Hesletters Stomach Bittera, the Standard Tonic
of the Age. and the large demand Tor the article, not
only in the United States but elsewhere, Lave pro.
yosed the eupidty of the Conntcrleting Tribe, and
anG 1t has been extensively simu ated and initiated
by INSCRIPTIONS sharpers.
The most daring counterfeit of said article which
has been attempted, has recently 10 knowl-
edge. The engraved steel liable on bottles contain
Ing the genuine b'ttefs with is beautiful vignette
OF ST. George and the dragon, its Ri ed containing
a warning against counterfeiters. and its ho,e 4
hand for lone cent" at ihs foot, signed with or
firm name. has beer copied closely thIt the fe.nd
can only he detected on minute in pnciiun The
Ark label also well cnnnlc ieited, aud III. word
Ing on the imitation and the genuine are precisely
the same, tic difference being simply IN the
what coarser ttan the genuine o her counierteits
are on the market which are in all articulars The
same described anove with the exception II q
eli hit difference in The SPELLING nf o ir name
In addition IN the above these cUulter eiars bsva
gone far in sme instances as 10 place strlD ui
pa er over the cork aud fisttn TO D eek Of III
bottle, on which IL vgnttt, and other ise printed
tary U. g. revenue stamp, nut npOn instruction will
| disclose the ab-ence Of the figure ~" and the
words .four cents" also United states Internal
| Revenue all of which, together with addit,uns
wording appear on our genuine stamp, The pub Il
are specially warned against these cnunterieir
| Bitters Only of houses whose integrity i above u.s.
Rcion. Tie trne SPECIFIC is SOLD 10 boltl,s ex,lu
| eively--never III bulk. AoSfEf1Ek q SMITH.
| ap1dEwif
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14


SMYRNA, DEL, April 9.-The deceptive policy
of the Delaware Democracy Is lined out, aud well
dtdncd al last. Both factions OF the party seem
To have agreed on the saine course oil policy to
pursue, during the election campiign. The anti
Salisbury element, by their meeting held
here last Thursday night, have stirred up the
old controlling spirits of the party. who, through
| their agent, old man Bewey," watching the
movement here, have heen Kept advised, and in
order to eounteract and hold control of tho party
have been compelled to call mass meeting OF
the Democracy. at Dover, May 10Th. There yon
see the two contendiug elements OF work-the
ms who want to keep in aud the outs who want
to get in. very pretty fight as 1t has begun,
both adopting the samr policy, however, II Is
diiilcnt 10 guess who will win.
Iu conversation with leading Democrat, TO-
! day relative to the White Mans party" policy
he said, What else can We do: The colnred
men v i'll all vote with the Republicans and there
, is enough of them in the Stale to elect inei
ticket. Now, said he. we know this, ard ",
. think we eau get sufficient number OF whit
men TO vote with US to oyetbalance their vote
Al all events we intend to Try this game Till abou
. | a mouth or Two before the election, then il |
doa't work we will 20 10 for the negro vote, aa'
we think with proper and sufficient indictment
: we can get as many OF them as may be pecessat
J. | 10 elect our ticket.
# Herein then lies their scheme Of deception b
!, which they hope TO deude the crednlpus an
iguorant white men into voting their ticket. The
], about face aud with proper ard sufficient IL
Ii d4cemeni as they Term Il, whatever that may HI
- secure portion III the oolored vote.
. Surely ,his fraud is too transparent ard ca
W have no effect except as Senator salisbury sal
D. on the "tsics headed ignorant white men"
N Hoir charming is The name II Democracy! 70
3 may rely on this being their course which w
y communicated 10 me by one who is in posiio
10 to know.
nj Did you observe how the salisbury organ
Dover smuited Mr.. Bayard, and the getters up
y the meeting here-Dot as much AZ simple nn,i
a, OIL, NANE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
Philadelphia Topics.

-"frou From is closing its career,at tue Arch.
The colored voters in the city are said to
uumbtr 9452.
-Gambiers swarm. Their headquarters ore
about oh and Chestnut.
Barney Williams and wife are TO commence
an engagement at the Walnut, next Monday.
The poor people hail with delight the advent
of warm weather, for il lessons their coal bills.
The Rev John F. Cnnkey was installed pas
tor OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church last evening
Two daily papers are to be published at Chpe
May during the coming season by Philadelphia
parties.
Public drinking fountains are great adj
iunct to the temperance cause, More oil them are
to be erected.
The probability Of another water famine,
next summer, agitates people. Even now, the
10Th and goth Wards complain OF scarcity.
--Anusements promise to he lively next SER
son. 4 museum, a new theatre, another minstrel
ball, and variety theatre are among the things
that are promised
-Yonng men anxious TO SOW their wild oats
go now Of course to the Chestnut, where Mrs
Oates burlesque company arc playing "Tht
Field of the Cinth OF Gold.
Evening Post, is to be chief editor of MIR. Swain
new penny paper. He is "eujoying brief scasoi
of relaxation" before going to work.
The city is now committed to the rebuilding
OF the Penrose Ferry BRIDGE the Fairmount sus
pension bridge, the Girard avenue bridge, an,
the construction Of an entire new one AT Sout
street.
a portion of the first market house built /
this city still stands. 1t is used as carpente
shop, and il hemmed In narrow space betwee
} Hudson and Fourth and Chestnut and Mark,
streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

The BosToS ADVERTISER, commenting
upon the evident propriety of the establish
ment of manufactures, in the west, SO that
the wheat and corn of the broad prairies may
have home market. says:
"But, can the West manufacture That
depends largely upon herself. That depends
upon whether she will elect that manuiactur'
ing for this nation shall be done in this ma
ton and by this nation. She cannot manu-
iacture if England and the continental ma
tions are to be allowed TO pour in upon he
the products Of their psuper labor, and ar
10 be allowed to strangle in their cradle, b.
untempered competition, the infant enter
prises of her manufacturers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14


We QuoTsD, few days ago, from the
Liverpool journal Of omnaerce, very
complimentary notice Of the arrival in that
port of the barque Iron dye, built in this
city. 1t is especially remarkable, in men
tioning the matter, 10 note the fact that the
English paper frankly admitsthat she twill
IS hold her own, with any vessel silaat.' Ii
is to be remembered that she is only the third
iron sailing vessel built in this country, but
our Wilmington mechanics felt confident,
when they sent her out, that she was fair
match for any ol her class. built abroad.
Hence, we look with special qualification
upon the testimony that she is so, as going
to prove that, with proper measures Of re
lief from Congress, American ship owners
will have no excuse at all for not building
their craft of the new iron fleets, in Ameri
can ship-yards.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

TUE WESTERN PkoPLR are beginning TO |
comprehend the utter futility Of looking |
abroad for market for any considerable |
amount of our breadstutfs. Europe will
not buy much Of US because she can buy
cheaper elsewhere. Thus, from 1927 to 1865,
out OF 357 million cHt. of wheat imported
into Great Britain, we furnished but 81 mil
lion cyt., or an annual average of IL millios
bushels against Al millions fIom other quar-
tiers. OF what great worth is market for
such an amount OF wheat TO the nation that
now raises 300 million bushels yearly: Or Of
what consequence is the export Of million
bushels of corn to people raising a60 mil
lion bushels: The market, moreover, is not
only trivial, but is so fluctuating as % be
quite as bad as none, taking 10 million bush
els one year, as in 1862, and but 500. COO an
other, as in SO, in other words varying in
demand FIVE thousand per cent.
The st. Louis Democfdt, In u recent ar
| ticle, states these facts, and the additional
one, that not only il this foreign market
i very limited in It's capacity, but the price ol
the grain sent to il is almost eaten up by
freight and commission charges, so that the
amount realzed TO he farmer is but a pit
, lance. The DeM0cr, therefore advises the
/ Investigation OF industry be entered upon
in the West; that instead Of surplus corn ant
wheat for export, live stock, fruits, wool
i, poultry, fax, castor BEANS, hemp, tobacco
fl and the like, be raised in abundance. Thi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
7IfF ;. JYREK.R NEEDa RFPLBL4

IfF " fEh- II " Urn JtFf IBLI-
C1NA-ARE THERE ANY?
II there i d single man in the State of
Delaware who voted under the Union flag,
in 1856 :, and who stood side by side with the
glorious trium phs Of the national Republican
party, il ls6,, who has now an idea OF seek
Ing companionshp with The Salisbury Ring,
let him stop and ask himself why he should
do 50. We doubt whether there really is
such man, but II .. LIT him pause and re-
fleet
" la. can be gained by the further rule of |
the Dover Ring. Win the people not be
oppressed, as they have been: viii not the
laws be framed, and Administered, in the in
terests Of few cold, grasping men! Will
not the taxes be levied and collected, and
expended for their special advantage: viii
not the whole policy Of the State, from its
centre 10 lis icmotest eNtremitics, be directed
in tue sole, single direction oi privately hene-
fitting the close corporation that controls the
Democratic party
/ Itany Republican hopes for better results,
he will be rrieyously disappointed. He
will simply help to keep Democrats in ciiice,
and aid the Ring in their misuse Of power.
nc WI nave ioi'e'' ~ W u'' "oso'u'uiS -
ny goeu result anu t"e .hasseis "h''n -
setses WI ia''sn 2. " to'i5'
y, 49, tlie ~. t.essuss ~ 'ie i,e','o
oi's''o ieauets - - si't1'a' '.'oue9 - -
teclots g lhe Wiiite taet Mhile y y aose,u
H., H.. t,,,, Il ~ ~ F,nt Il. ,,ot eorin,,e 4,
on Us iaccas mater q iacl' i ny seriously
entertained az Y matter " PoNey. y y
tricK-a poor, SWALLOW, Transparent s"lhuic'
II y Designed 70 ufag lhlo thc ciulcieso i lhe
KING smaii hamoer o. repaplicans' anu II
: VIII men pe thrown asice' "hi'c the co'oieo
7. vote Is coultea and " cultivated, snea i
inc privately expressed pntposeoi rs ihNeh
Tors. 90 mat any one VINO h'igh' apahuoi
thc i'epuollcah or4ai'Att'oh' ueeausc ~ haS
f[eeSea large accession u Foseis, whos
II sei'ls happeu 70 " ooioie', "'u''' NY wa
'l'e pas'S y Wh'eh te hau s"he was W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
NO SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT
THAN THE
FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT.
GOLD ONDS
OF THE
Central Railroad s Iowa
at 95. FREQ from Tax.

This railroad runs 234 miles Forth and south
hioush IN iiiert AID most hckly settled portion of
TIC magnificent Sta eoi low = ID IL ih ,,ly III
wAnti & ttcrnnset the railway .ulrts ~ n unis
4 n, rAnl by all uubrJktn line, AZ mi es sbofIpr
a ~ any txsting route his nd uiiur- IN 81 y nd
vtn agfs ! he III Hatbg OF tn r4irO.d r,nrih IRON
y raul 10 nuu'h, a. tue head Of Lux. su erior
Where hvt RAILROADS. will sUuu Cenre--the cupsruc-
lun ~ The North Pacific railroad, already b, gun
aiin the Thpli develop ten ii Acw and productive
country IN minlesoia and the Northwest must fur
hish large south IN Traffic. AS he Upper Mssis-
slp Is lie zen uvei during the Ninte and its nay-
satiun IL often nn srtain rg the summer, from
y" water, this road mus, have ut all tunes large
mount Hl ahsporttt ~, anu u mot opulv of The
business ~ some seasons ui the year Its conIlec-
uun. vi II other lines Interested by mu "a Il own n
ship or running arrangements, wilt give II almost
u; ehtl'e north an anntn travel between It's termi-
uul points aud their vicinity
This road viii have Il great advantage over any
other western lin, N carryi the best quality Of
eya from ~fele 1t Is abundant in Southern Iowa TO
Northern WI ana Minnesota, where none is 10 be
toulu, and III se uring ie.urn r~ghls OF lumber for
which The demand is very great
The construction of the tlad is not an experiment
dependeht upon any unttr ain negotiation of its
bonds 1t Is IN the hands of gentlemen of wealth aud
ability comprising many leading bankers and rail
road builders OF experience. Fory-six miles Of The
me are )u Completed, and shtyeg hit miles more
ave Rraoed An sDund ant suppl, of iron ties and
other materials has been Contracted fur. ihe Com
Jaty nave u large and daily increasing surpus d
money oi hand, aud Inc sucR sub-ctiptiJns and iht
.nles Of bonds give them ample means to push Int
expected that the whole line will be competed this
| season,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

There Is no longer any reason why the whole
sale trade of this city should not rapidly increase
and the whole purchases of this Peninsula be at
once secured. The advantage Of our position
over that of either Philadelphia or Baltimore Is
evident at Glance, and since the establishment
Of the line Of freight steamers TO New York, goods
can now be delivered here just as eheaply as 10
Pb,ladelphis, while Peuinsuar merchants pur-
chasing in Wilmington will save thirty miles Of
railroad transportation, besides their own time
and expense. Pluck, energy. and determination
are all that are needed 70 give us good whole
l solo trada
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Telegraphic News.
CONGRESS-.


SENATE.
WAsHISsroS, April 13th.-The Senate resumed
the debate on the resolution for joint special
committee on Indian affairs.
A bill was introduced for the relief OF the Wild
ows and ophans resulting from the sinking of
the Oneida. Referred.
The Senate adopted the resolution for joint
committee on Indian aifiirs.
Debate was resumed on the Georgia bill, Mr..
Morton having the floor.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Kelley rtporied a bill relative to an inter.
| national unitary coinage, and made o speech in
| Its favor, but asked no action at present.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

WE SOMETIMES HEAR, from Democratic
sources, of great reaction about to be COM
menced against the Republican party. The
other day, there was chance for it to show
itself, the occasion being fair fight on Nation.
al issues, in the election of a member of Con
gress, from the 10th Ohio district. Two
years ago, Hoag, Democrat, carried il b,
9i2 majority. Now, Peck, Republican, i
chosen by over 300. making reaction il
FAVOR Of the Republicans of 5000, in on
district. How does that strike our oppo
nents Does ii look like the turn of th
| tsln
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
Madness, Paralysis, Death.

May essue from using preparation for coloriug The
hair charged with tate OF lead and sulphur. lon
may know them by the heavy metallic sediment
which has To be shaken up before the d slstrg
compound can be applied. The "Journal Of Chem-
istry" says there are thirty Of them III the ma1oi
There is hut one dye in existence which contains no
dcleterious substance, AMI that is
CHRisTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him to contain no lead or
any other hurtful ingredient. See his manuscript
certificate, at Chrstsdoro's Aston House. New
| York.
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR REPRESENTATIVE, as
Dressing, acts like charm the Hair after d,eng.
| Try IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

This powder is the flower Of tho Pink Spanish
Chamomile. When fresh ard unadulterated IL ls
literally "deaih to bugs.n have Just received a
bale from NJ Z.chcrl, Tiiis Asia. Trough his
American agents, and offer It for sale ny the pound
ounce, just it is taken from the skns in watch it
comes from Asia without any admixtlre or eophis.
ticaion whatever For the protection of furs, wool.
ems, carpets, &C. from moths mlhor is eilicac
as long as II lasts. while Persian Powder, tre.h and
pure, is equally Elective aud does last The udo' Of
camphor isio many exceedingly disagree 'sble that
Of Persian Powder IL slight and mt unpleasant.
Weight for weight, Per Tau Powder goes much far
tscr than camphor, while iis price is the samcit is
therefore cheaper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
The Ring Organ

at Dover does not SO much as mention the fact
that Mr.. Bayard spoke at Smyrna, on Thursday
evening. 1t is hard to imagine position more
uncomfortable than that of his corrupt ring
which is so greedy and selfish thai 1t Is jealous oil
its own political allies, and tries 10 ignore their
/ very existence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
DIR LINTON sMIr;..
Chemist and Druggls',
Seventh and Market streets, Wilmington.
so Owners Of Horses and oat.ls !,

To Owners Of Horses and 0at.ls."
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to others, pay. for the cue of
temper, worms, bots, coughs, hide-blnnd, colds, &c.
IN horse, and colds. coughs. loss Of milk, black.
tongue horn distemfer, &C., in cattle. These
"Powders' were formerly put up by Simpson J..
Tobias, son of Dir. Tobias. and since hs death the
demand has been go great that Dr.. Tob as hiss con
tnned to manufacture them. They are perfect safi
and innocent; no need of stopping the working OF
| your animals. They increase he appetite give a
fne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary ORGANS.
and il crease the milk Of cows Try them and yoa
| will never be without them. Col. pho T.. Bush, OF
the "Jerome Park Race Course" fotdaam, NJ u,
would MT use them until he WAS told Of what they
were composed since whieh me lie is never with.
ont them. He has over twenty running k0rscs ii
his charge, and for the las. three years has used
other medicine for them. Sold by druggists and
storekcepers throughout the United States. Price
IS cents per box Depot, 10 Park Place, New York
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

FOR THE CRIME.
DovaR, April lion Saturday, white man
Damcd Voshell. between Hazslettville aud Hall
town, about ten miles west Of here, was commit
ted by the Coroner on the charge Of having
murdered his wife.
Her remains had been buried, but suspicion
being nroused she was disnterred and the body
was found to have on it several very severe con-
tusions, one very severe one behind the car, an
| other on the body under the arm. aud one on the
back either of which the Doctors state was suili.
| cient TO cause death.
Ii reports be true 1t is case parallel to that OF
Armstrong, who was hung at New Castle sotnt
/ three years ago.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
GOVERN YOURSELVES ~ EXPERIENCE

Ny child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, and
for five days had constant fever. By order
of the do'tor I gave her syrup of rhlbarb; she
took nearly a pint but her bowels continued closed.
On the dfth day the doctor said her boxtl4 must be
opened or she would be lost proposed Brandreth's
Pills; to this he ,nd not ceusent--siyi e she was
too weak / consulted with my husband, and we
concluded TO give her thee pills In about four
hours they operated, filling half full common cham.
Der. After the operation the fever left her. and she
rapidly recovered, Reference, zoo "lcrmont avenue
Brooklyn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

The underwriters at Liverpool have COM
menced to pay the premium upon the mis-
sing steamship Cry Of Brussels The vessel
sailed from New York FOR Liverpool a'monh
ago, and few days out from New York
broke Der propeller shaft in severe gale.
Afterwards she was hailed by passing yes
gel, but the Captain stated that he needed
no assistance, and would continue the voy-
age under sail. Since then the ship has not
been heard of, and it Is feared that she has
gone down. The steamship Venezuelan, Of
the Liverpool and West Indian line, is also
missing, and there is but small prospect OF
her safety
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
An Exceilen, appointment.

The President On "Wednesday sent TO the Senate
the nomination Of Hugh l. Bond. ~ I's'Nimorc %
be Judge Of the Fon,'a casr u lie puii,
and the nane Of ~ =. \ ar. which had
been pending b,io'e the 81 some time,
was withdrawn. Ne re 1 h,dly say how pleased
we arc 10 see this most ii; Al pulutinent made, on
al accouuts-jus,icc to Judge Bond, v,lne to the
public, aud honor to the President. The Balii
more American hopes he will at once be confirm
ed, and its Washington correspondent says the
appointment is endufsd by Postmaster Genera
Crsswell. All OF which has cheerful look To-
Republicausm in MARYLAND.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
oHRlsTADoRo's ExcELsIoR nAIR DYE,
Life il thu Gift Of God.

When we arc sick this life is obsclrej, uuder a
cloud, oppressed with humors Experience has
taught certain means, which never fall for theii
removal. The child receives with his life the seeds
of his death. 1t may take one, or one hundred
years. before the seeds boar their sad irult but just
as sure the seeds Of death tipeu, life ceases.
Purging is the grand safeguard, because then what
fsiers the seeds OF death taken away, expelled
from the body,