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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
HOOP SKIRTS.
4 10


In all the new Spring Styles, for Ladies' Misses and
Children the quality and prices of which Will re-
commend themselves to every customer. COR
SETSl CORSETS!! CORSETSi!l Just marked
down to gold at par making our present prices less
than they be afforded until gold declines to that
point and 80 per cent less than the price one year
ago. We were the first in Philadelphia to give silver
in change to our customers, and now take the lead
in giving them full advantage Of the return to
specie basis in advance Of the gold market; which
will be fully appreciated by all who examine our ex-
tremely low prices. Hoop Skirts Our Own Make, at
3D. 40, 3d. S. 80, TO- IS, so, 49, 90 eb 81, &c. to g 90
Handmade Whalebone Corsets at so, 90, rs, 90, 81,
&c, to 81 IS Superior French Woven Corse g at
81 2 reduced from 81 IS, &c., &C., to 50, reduced
Il. Werly Corsets at 81, reduced from&c. 1909 .
&C.
duced from 50 20, &C., Nc. Mrs Moody's Patent
Self-adjusting Abdominal Corsets at reduction OF
25 cents to 81 per pair, according to quality All
other goods prOpOrtionally reduced. Skirts and Cor
sets made to order, altered and repaired wholesale
and retail. One price only. Call or send for de-
scriptive circular VIM. 7. HOPKINS,
No. Ills Chestnut street,
mar1Osmw Philadelphia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

es- Hoo 10 Look You,lg-Sirteen.-Dont paint or
use vile hair restorers, but simply apply llagan's
use Lyons Kathairon upon your hair. the Balm
makes your complexion peary, soft and naturaland
Won can't tell what did 1t. 1t removes freckles, TAM
sallowness ring-marks moth-patcbes, etc. and In
place of red rustic face, you have the marble pu-
rity Of an exquisite belle. 1t gives to middle age
the bloom of perpetual youth Add these effects to
splendid head of hair produced by the kathairon,
and lady has done her best in the way OF adorn-
ment, Brothers will have no spnster sisters when
these articles are around.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

Boy DROWNED. - Sunday afternoon, at
about three O'Clock, a small colored boy, the son
of John Dixon, at 18th and Orange streets, went
in to battle in the Brandywine, below the mills.
lie could not swim, and either from being push
Ell OH rock, or otherwise getting beyond his
depth tstories conflict az to the exact manner),
he was droMneh.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

Having q stock of Trusses, Braces Supporters
SuspensOries and other mechanical appliances, uI-
surpassed in extent and variety by that of any other
similar establishment In the country and with up
feel confident of our ability to give entire salts
faction to all those requiring services In this i-
recton.
Our Instruments are constructed In the best man.
ner of the best materials and of various sizes to suit
all cases, from the smallest infant to the largest
adult
We have private apartment for their ad justment
while our prices are moderate and so varied by our
extensive assortment to suit the pockets Of all
classes.
Hundreds Of persons after trying the larger cities
have expressed their qualification at the facility and
economy with which they have been fitted at our es-
tablishment. Il. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
! ap1,d&wtf Sixth and Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

fire at MENDOZA ILL.,, on Thursday, destroyed 36a
ona block and half of another. Loss $25,0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

Hobsons Choice.-Whoever attempts to restore
gray hair with the ordinary preparations, must
choose between the tar-like dyes and the muddy
coloring fluids. Both are dirty Phalon's Vitalia,
salvation for the Hair, is the only article IN ex,
shade ii Is transparent, fragrant limpid and nfal
lbe. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Cotton; middling up
land 81 a 21I.
Superfine -four "a 5.12l5.
Extras 5.25 a 5.3719.
Wheat Pennsylvania Red AZ a 80.
Rye and Corn unchanged.
Oats; Pennsylvania 60.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, June N-Beef cattle dull ;
lower; extra Pennsylvania and Western steers, y
@9%c; fair to good 7@81sc common, 597c.
Sheep dull lower, 519@6hc. Hogs 11@13 per
cwt., the latter for prime corn-fed.
The steamer City of Hartford struck sunken
rock near Portland, Connecticut, on Sunday
night while on her way to New York. She was
run ashore and sunk, but is expected to resume
her trips in about week. Part of her passen-
gers returned to Hartford; the rest, with the
freight, were taken to New York by another
steamer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
|IlES !iSl||$5$lg51

HOFFS MALT EXTRACT unites, to an agreea-
BILE taste, the most efficient and nourshlng proper
table beverage and is used as such In Europe. The
most eminent physicians Of this city have agreed
with the opinion OF tn9se IN europe, ana expressed
not only an efcacous and nourishng remedy for
the sick, hut also dietec beverage which is drank
perfect health.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
TARRANT & CO., 27S Greenwich ST., N. ",
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, ETC.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
GamtatinmaI.
EQUAL EDUCATION OF THE SEXES.
TAYLOR 4 JACKsoN,s ACADEMY

TAYLOR JACKsoN's ACADEMY
ing Of Its fall term. The girls will have the apart
ments formerly occupied by Edith Newlin's and
Elizabeth LEAFS schools. The sexes will be classed
together, though seated in separate rooms.
To accommodate the increased size of thescho0l
the lecture room will be furnished with desks, and
room devoted specially to the Commercial Depart
In addition to our present corps Of instructors,
Emma W0rrell and Edith Newlin have already
been appointed; the former will be associate prin-
cipa in charge of the Girls Department.. For
board and other particulars inquire Of
7. CLARKsoN TAYLOR,
~ Send for our Catalogue. je4,daw1m
TAYLOR e. JACKSON's
Il SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL,
AND
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
CORNER EIGHTH AND woLIAsToN SITS
A BOARDING AND DAY School.
SPRING TERM OPENS MARCH IA, 1870.
nov3O, 1yd&w
MELTON SEMINARY
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
This Institution offers to Its students thorough
training in the common and higher English Branches.
Ancient and Modern Languages, Music and
Painting.
Spring Term opens March "a, 1871. Fall Term
opens Sept ], 1870 Winter Term opens Dec. g. 1870.
Students admitted at any time and charged pro-
pOrti0natey for the residue of the term
A Commercial Department will be established for
the Winter Term, to enable all who may wish 1t, to
obtain thorough, practical business training.
: ''n' W ''i'l K il. SKINNER, Principal,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

EcoNoMY.-Save your money by buying your cloth
ing at Oak Hail. A suit from Wanamaker Il Browns
will outwear two from some other clothing houses.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

A Friend in Need.-Dr Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is friend in deed. Who has not found It
such in curing all diseases Of the lungs and throat,
coughs, colds, and pulmonary affections and last,
not least" consumption The sick are assured that
the high standard of excellence on which the popl-
maintained by the prOprietOrs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
SLATE ROOFING.

DLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.
This is a light smooth, water and fire proof roof,
equally applicable and good, steep or nat No run
ming in hot Notwithstanding conductors and smear
ing walls Leaky shingle and metal roofs made
water-tight by coating of Plastic Gravel roofs
can he cleaned OF and made good as new by the coat
of Plastic. The following parties who have used IL
have given me the privilege Of using their names as
reference:
t. c. Stotsenburg Il Son, E. I. du Point, de Ne
mours n Co., Pusey Jones h Co.. II. /. Tatnall d
Co., Bauduy Simmons 4 Co., Morris Dickinson Jen-
kius x Atkinson, Morris Weldie, Murphy Il CowpeI-
thwait, Chas. r. Thomas, Richard X. Jones, Caleb
Miller Hiett Hutton, Levi Woodrow, and John y:
Yates, of Wilmington, Del. Shaw A KNOWLES, OF
New Castle; Alexander II. Dixon, Centreville, Del.
Experienced hands employed and satisfaction guar
anteed. onice with Good Il Hanna) $. w. cor. 9TH
and Market streets. - ,,,r,,,oxr
marl0u,w RoBEkr AIhlNsoN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Domestic Markets.
WEDNESDAY, June 29.-Since last market day
raspberries have ripened very fast, and they
have consequently fell in price from 80 and 35
cents to 1b and 20 cents. Strawberries are
scarce and high.
The first Delaware tomatoes of the season ap-
peared this morning, selling at 80 cents per
quart. New potatoes brought II and Is cents
per half peck. String beans and peas are plenty
and cheap. Cherries sell at from 16 to 20 cents
per quart. Red currants brought 10 cents per
quart. We saw a few small heads Of cauliflower
selling for 10 and 20 cents per head. Butter 40
cents per pound. Eggs so cents per dozen. No
change in the price Of meats.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
CUNNING, FISHING, SALT WATER
" BATHlNG,
KITS HAMMOCK,

ON DELAW WARE BAY,
Having changed hands and been newly-furnishef
Throughout is now open for the reception Of guests.
Good Cunning, Fishing and Salt Water Bathing.
Fine country drives. Board reasonable. Guests
take Delaware Railroad to Dover, thence to Hammock
je30,3tw JOHN X. NORRIS, proprietor.
-yANTEn Al porter q ca "a Rook and Station.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

VNTANTED--AtP Porter Il Co.'S Book and Station
w cry Store, 400 Market street, Wilmington,
Del, The Harp Of Delaware and other poems, by
HMiiford Bard,n and Paul and Anxious, a discus
aion hetWeen two friends. my19,tfd&W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

+Ths includes what was brought from W. 7.
nnilrnnI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
VNRUssRs, BRACES, ETC.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNIT
aDS oWd LxV
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

pie beneath the sway of remorseless
military Satraps who have successfully
crushed ont every yistage Of civil lib
ertyi That is a ponderous presnmp-
ton. and worthy the intellect of our
handsome friend eff the coasssreiak
But
"When there In wal in the land-espe-
cially civil or sectional war-Constitutions
must look out for themse1ves."
Fxactly-but, nevertheless a dan
gerous sentiment fora loyal man to
utter. We will grant it, however, and
odd that there is now a great political
revolution geing on in the land ; and
We are inclined to think the people
will spit upon your infamous fraud,
called the Fifteenth Amendment
We have offered no objections to
the freedom of the negro-have off
cred no opposition to his assuming a
position he is by nature and mental
training fitted to occupy but we do
.
not think him fit to become a citizen,
in the sense of voting, making laws,
and holding office, and to give shape
and direction to opr institutions.
: If we srecoHect! correctly, it; has
been but a few years. since the Cenes
1~itercial, fayufsd16etxelusien Of seery
person of foreign birth from the polls
for twensy-one years, however intelli-.
gent and upright, because they were
presumed to know nothing of our in
stitutions.
Now that paper assumes that the
most stupid African of the South is
fit to vote and make laws for the eau
c~assian, if perchance, other Africans
can elect him to the General Assem-
bly,. That is progress with q ven-
geance! e
If that is a state Of w~ar--clean mp
your old shot gun and go in. We
will meet you-say, ut BLApESs
BURG. ~ttF-t - - ts4r -,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
A Good Move.

,7osi Hon. CIV. Brooke, of Mahoning
-T1shas Introduced q bin in the Legisla-
ture providing for the payment of one
81! third Of the earnings of ~conyicts inthe
~penitentiary, to their families, when
Sf'a such convict has a family dependent
upon his labor for support, 81 p"
:AG. pWeiconcur in opinion, with the
-sss' editor Of the Salem Republican,, when
- he declares this a good measure
5areW when man so far forgets his duty
. ITO his family and himself, as to COM
-!si mt acts ipunishable by imprisonment
TO- in the ~penitentiary, the laws should
r,a require hum to do something to pre-:
,la q rvent5that family from becoming a pub
ehargesje IS slEi3J r'H.ael ts7a
,"s AEe see 10 better way 70 aceomp--
leea sish thi. than to appropriate -one-third
oftbs earnings Of the convict for it.
Isas suehaab bill would giife relief tOl many
.,@ls ilpfo alIt families ID the State, re
lsa Tduoe1 10 poverty. by the bad conduct
rag ofa cf4niaaI parent. It should be
1.-THE object of~legislatiOn to make re-
forpatory, - we'll a, penal laws.
.zsWe Eote,Eor the bill of DE Brooke.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
The Beaver and Toledo Railroad.

The Engineers and others have been
examining the route from Ashland TO
Shelby and Plymouth, m Richtand
county during the past week. The
prospect for the route seems good -
The people Of those two villages are
wing with each other asto which shall
secure the road, in ease it is built.
It behooves the people Of Ashland
to keep their armor bright, IF a
man would make money Or rise in the
world he should let .'eternal vigilance"
he his motto, To get This road, it
will require energy and money. The
people Of Ashland have both and all
that Is necessary is. that they use both
discreetIy. and the road viii be ours:
From the best information we can
get the road will PROFESSIONALLY be
built. If we fail, some body else viii
get it. i.
Win we have it, If SO, "keep peg
ging away 4... ...I
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

on the 25th ult.. the question came
up as to the authority Of General Ter
ry and his subalterns to organize and
s'run' the Legislature -of Georgia,
when our yigilant member General
Morgan, obtained the floor, and enter
ed his solemn protest against the &C
elfmulated acts of usnrpation, not on
ly upon the part of the commander
of our Army in assuming to control
the legislation Of Georgia, but upon
the part of Congress itself and Of the
Executive Of the United States.
This brought Butler to his feet. and
with that brazen audacity for which
he is celebrated, he justified all the
u~sarpation acts of I erry, and claim
ed that they were done by authority
of Congress and the President, in pur
suance of law. General Morgan
asked Butler to read the law, or quote
q passage, under which Gen. Terry
had acted. Butler declined to fur.
nish the authority, but declared that
"every act of General Terry had been
and viii be sustained, and Georria
will be. Reconstructed in the interests
of loyalty.l" 60
|. General. Morgan. again and again de:
manded the authority: and challenged
Butler to produce it, under which
Gen. Terry and his aids were con-
trolling the Legislation of Georgia
Butler said be had not the Jaw at
'band. Morgan offered to furnish him
with the law, but Butler suddenly
became as dumb as a lamp post
The fact Is, he was corr e ed in a lie,
driven to the wall, = whippedft
: The Speaker came to B1fler'y as;
sistanee, tand the debate ended .
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
SHERIFF's SALE.
Eliphelet Case,
Henry II. Robinson.


The State of Ohio Ashland Co. IS.
By virtue of certain Orler of
sale, against defendant, Issued from
the the Court Of, Common Pleas OF
i6f'Ashlana County Ohio, dated Jaa-
dary 6 A 1876; and to me direct.
ed, 1 will. sell. at public sale, at the
south door of the Court House in.
Ashland, 'Ashiandho Jointly Ohio, on
,Sqtardey fs9udry, 1eM 4: D. 1870 =
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, on said day, the
following described real estate situate
in the County of Ashland and the
tate of Ohio. to-wit: Commencing
ten feet from the north. east coraef OF.
= lot Of land conveyed by Elizsbetb.
Luther anaJ. B."F. ,Sampsei and,
wife; to FAHs; CLARK thenee north. 20
Aeets thence xest,to the. east. line LOT
the 1grave;yafd thence isOuthk along,
said linei7 0s feet, thence east to the
place. Of beginning, the.same formerly
owned by Michael ,OBrien, and by
conveyedto the defendant. ,2p-
praised at $4,000. Terms of sale,
cash.
VIM. o. PORTER Sheriff
Ashland County O j.
j. w. s. Geo. R:fSmith: his Atty ,
January 10 '870-5w. AZ. i
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
FIR. Dawes, Second Speech.

Last week we published the speech
of Hon. Henry L.. Dawes, of Massa:
chusetts, and Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Appropriations, showing that
the respectiveiD Departments were cali
ing for apprepriatiensssonoe forty mil
lions of dollars more than was requir-
ed last year. A broad side fired into
a flock Of pigeons would not have
caused'a greater fattering than was
caused by that speech in EAdministra.
ton circles. 1T WIS pronounced an
attack upon the Administration
prompted because President Grant did
not bestow that recognition upon Mr.
Dawes that Mr.. ID considered himself
entitled to. Mr.. Butler ielt called up
on, too to make a speech in ythdica-
ton of the President and in contfefnfa-
ton of Mr.. Dawes. On Thursday
last. the 9th ult., when the champions
tof profigacy had had their says Mr..
Dawes made his second speech, reaE
frmlng and proving the points he
made in his first speech. He said
He had been charged with having,
With his eyes open, prostituted his of
fetal position to the benefit Of the
Democratic party, and to the sacrifice
OF his own credit. But it would have
been more to his taste could he have
left the speech to its peace before the
bar of free and candid criticism, to
which everything that was. said on
this floor must ultimately. come. So
long as criticism on his speech had
been confined to what was contained
in the speech itself, it had not been
his intention even to trouble the
House or those who read its proceed
ings with anything in regard to it; but
when the motives that actnated him
in its delivery were deliberately i'm
pugned on the floor Of the Rouse,
theirs was Mo alternative but to ask its
indulgence to the extent which he
had indicated, and, therefore, be would
proceed directly and without further
preface to inquire what occasion he
had to make thatspeech. That speech
was delivered upon a bill involving a
great public work, involving i'm
mediately, as he thought, and ultima'e-
ly certainly, the expenditure Of q large
sum OF the public money. He had
been charged with the duty, in com
pany with eight Other. members of the
House, of taking care Of the public
expenditures, and 1T had been the.
opinion OF that Committee that that,
was. . proper occasion, 4 through one of
ITS members. TO express 70 .the House
the eason of its oF;ertian to the bib,
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Nicholas Masters, Executor Of: Benz
Wbitmarsh Deceased, tg..:.s
Simon Clay ct. al

<-Nsas-
The State Of Ohio, Ashland Co.,s
By virtue of a certain alias order
of sale. against defendants, issued
from the Court o. Common Pleas of
Ashland County Ohio, dated Janua,
ry 14th A. D, 1870, and to ME direct
ed, I Will sell at public sale at the
south door ofthe Court House in Ash
,and Ashland County, Ohio. on ~
Saturday February 10, n. ID. 1870,
at 3. O'Clock p, NJ. Of said day The
following real estate situate in the
County of Ashland and State OF. Ohio
and more particularly described as fol-
lows Being the west half of the
northwest quarter of section number
three (3) township twenty-tour (24)
of range seventeen (17) containing So
acres of land more or less. Apprais-
ed at SIS. 600. 90. Terms of sale cash
Vim. O. PORTER Sheriff
Ashland County d.
McCombs Il Curtis Plaintiffs Att'ys.
January 19S1s70s5w . RI. ~
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ssn Alsxkndet Wstherilis ~
as@sp ". G4&1A fN8
John Grill st.aI..

John Grill, etaal
The State of Ohio, Ashland County,a
By virtue Of . certain alias opdssof mis.,
against defendants, issued from the Cudrt
of Common Pleas of Ashland County. o.
dated January 3, Alb. 1670s auABun9Afsr
rected, 1 will sell at Public Sale, % de
South door of the Court House, in Ashland,
Ashland County, Ohio, on
Satkn6ay, February Is, 4. a 1876. Z
ut I o'clock p. n. of said day, thsf 6iiokik3
real estate. situate in the County Of ksEs
land and b State Of Ohio. to-wit, Beina,
the undivided one-half of . part Of lie
(29l, township twenty (201 Range sixteen
(16}, bounded IS foffows: Beginning % -
post on the South boundary line % saia
quarter, said post being 40 $40 poles qweBs
of the southeast corner of saaid section
thence north uniform variation aofz Ia -
$40 perches to a post; thence west Al
east 51perches to q post on the e1Et bo1sS
dairy line Of said quarter, thence north with
said line ID perehes TO the ceutef 6fAkSs
eeuter of said stream soutr@26 de~greeeTE5eSN,
III perches, thence south OF deRTees west
1850 perches. thence south AZ degrees
west 48-7-100 PercheS, thence south 4gfdeS
g~reeswest 1S-S-10perehes, t~heneSbopfh evf
degrees west, 1870 perchss Themes soufk
"a degrees west 1870 %perches, Is thss
south line of said quarter, where ~tke said
line intersects the said stream in the zcSutaH
ofthe same. thence east with klas saidsaouth.
line 1910 erches to the place Of beRin-
ming. Containing ten acres and one oa AZ
so, oneother tract of1and lying in The: aov
called Judge Coulters QUARTER bounded ~
follows Beginning ct Judge CodlIerE'
nSfth-east eeEHer assa stake fFom swhieh q
cherrytfee. twelve inches in diaHettf1bai6
EneEth- S83 degrees !ieasEs 1874 1inks, lard u
Icherry-tree g inchesi in diameter keaftsepth
|.easterly 107 links, thence south With de
said, Coultef'S east Zine 44!5.l0s p~etohehESor
the center of the Creek and said GQultsrN
southeast corner, thence north SD deREeS1i
west 32-S-fo perches with the said Conir;
ter,s line to his sonth-west@GoSner ainefk6e
center ofthe greek andin-thA honnaarT
line of the southeast quarter of- 6eetio6
thirty Two f321 in Green ,Tpts 1 .the4 sid,
County. themes south with the mid lina
1910 perches to- the center fof ythS l11lf
leading from PeFfysvillef 10 StrinRer's GriSf
mill, thence south So Tdegreez1east 32TerI6
rods tQthe center Of the said rad toesteke
thence with the center Or the same. H6Ftle
81 degrees east IL per6hesrandE24 links;
theneguorfh 40A degrees east with theees-
ter Of said ROAD 65-a-l0 peyehss tathe north
boundary line pf said. quarter. TO \ stake.
thence west with the said B6ndzfy dint -S5E
CLIO Perches to the place Of keeinnfnHfepny
tanning twelve tt2) acres end 3 rods.
Appraised II SO, f66. 90 Terfis II saEin,
cash. IN WmxO. PORTER ghexiG dnI.
Ashland Coslsfs
T. H. Virgins P~iaintifs Ast,y,
January IL. 1s70-6w ]