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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

It is the fashion for those who know nothing
about the dangers of fruit raising to laugh at the
prophecies of failure SO they will hear with To-
creduity that next summer's crop is already In
danger. 1t is true, however, for the buds are al
most ready to burst in all the lower counties oil
the Peninsula, and 10 Talbot county we hear oil
trees in full leaf. Ii we do not have any winter
of course this only indicates an unusually large
crop, but If severe weather does the trees y
finds In blossom or with young fruit on then
will mt hear this wear
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870.

a DHaouRArIo paper of this county, at
tempts to demonstrate the undtness OF the
colored people for self-goyernment, by des-
cribing the restitution amongst the old and
infrm negroes who aocked to Washington,
during the war, and still remain there. Now
let IT base a similar argument on the desti-
tuition and misery prevailing amongst GER
tain class Of white people in New York and
o.her large cities, and it will arrive at the
conclusion to which modern Democracy
logically tends, that no people are fit fol
self-government.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

This little town is situated upon the Maryland
md Delaware Railroad, about five milds from
Clayton. The completion of the road has given
to il new life and activity, and several new build
iDgs have been erected in consequence There
arc about 80 dwelling houses in the place with
four stores, a couple OF wheclwrlght and blnck
smith shops, hoel aud two drinking houses,
called restaurants. AS an Offset To the drinking
houses there ia "A Good Templars Lodge In the
town, in ilourishirg condition, an1.wnirh
through its influence has la.era ly r, dnred the
quantity OF liquors sold. Mes Jump & Kopp
are enle pr sing merchants, formerly
without mu,u opposition, they had things
pretty much their own way; but lately the
listoi merchants has been augmented by William
Il. Moore, formerly from uear Moorton, who has
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

THE RECENT ROBBERY GENERAL IrEMs.
Dover, DEL, February S.-The burglars have
not yet been detected, nor have any of the goods
been found.
There is talk Of police force here, but talk
will end the matter. no dontt.
The meeting continues in the NJ. Il. Church ;
the attendance is large, aud the meetings are
attended with great success.
There are but two law students now In Dover.
The Recorders Office is now the bone, which
not less than six persons are after. -.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

Nor ONLY FREE SPEECH, but Education
is violently threatened, by tho lawless ele-
ments in our population. The mobbing of
the teacher of a culered school, near Crump-
ton, in Queen Anne's county, is another OF
those unjustitiable assaults which we had
hoped were ended. The crowd engaged in
the mob were, themselves, the most conclu-
sive proof of the necessity for more intelli-
pence in that locality,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Thirty Deadly Poisons,

According TO the journal of Chemistry" are sld in
his market to charge the color of The hair. The
Medical Gazstte" says that they are worthless IS
dyes, aud tbs their sale Is &C me-" The propIie-
tors dare not submit hem to btmcal analy,is.
CHRIsTADoRVs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYs,
On the contrary, has been anal,sol by Professor
Chiffon, The great analytic cheni-t, aud prUnoul c,d
absolutely harmless AS well tnclent SIZE bis witt.
ten c-rif ate, at Chris ado 'oe, Astor Honse, New
York.
CHRisrADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATlvE, as a
Dtesiug, ccts like charm IN tue Hair aiter d. cling.
Tiyit.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
a. Fault.

The Philadelphia Telegraph kindly explains, IN
relation 10 the 10th Amendment notifications
.. that there arc a few bitches to be remedied,"
before 1t eau be proclaimed. These it states, are
the defective action of Kansas last year. which 1t
thinks has not yet been fully amended aud the
quarrel of puclilio between tie two Houses Of
the Iowa Legislature. In both particulars, the
Telegraph is wrong; Kansas has fully ratified
ia both houses, a correct version of the Amend
ment aud the Iowa point has been satisfactorily
arranged. We remember the time about veal
ago-when the Telegraph ridiculcd the idea OF
Suffrage Amendment, in toto and argued agains
the propriety of making one. Tint was even
greater error than this.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
ID Y BLIC SALE
OF
P F. r SONAL PROPERTY.

a., The subscriber will fell Mt Public 5lzYe5
&CSNsale at his rscenre o. the Newark Al-YH
a'd delaware City foid. at The crossing UslA.1az.z
the New Caste and rienchiovn iurDpNs, ~
\ TUESDAY. F.brnary 24in. 1.70, the following
stuck an farming imp enc ts:
Five botse-, mar.s botn young. one of them q
ute &c suit ole tur heavy drargh o. hrud MARI,
he other good diving or work mare; horss colt
ye rs old. works and drives very vel, m ire coli
2y,ars o d this tpr, &, o farm horse Twn Il 40
un. cows. viii he III lieht IN Natch I Hulsten
bull wears, yeari1g calves 10 fure h.li blcoa
30 lh Down .wcs. sus with aihb- a. niir sitles
pure blond South noWn rams, l large brood SOW
FARMING lMPLtMbNTs.-l 1--we horse farm
wagon. Kirby reaper pair Nv n harrowa, / sit pls
HAIR W. lrge rol er, one horse roll r. gts n
dr. j d Hailes patent, grain fans enc OF
Them her, hay fork wi rope, rui g., sweep h IRE
pow 7, " resning N chlne and shaker corn shell
Ter, large log chain pOws culiivaorrf rzs shayeIs
rases, hoes 4 inds one, etc, Hay BY The ton, pota
tres by the busnel. Harness-2 do bl sets wagon
harress, ret cnrriage har. cess rlDw geare double
mes, collar, btidl =, etc.
rol.ei ola aud III chen Fnrn ure-1 lounge Q
pairs Venetian bltds, met c lsks, large anh small
chnrD. with oher Articles 100 tedious 10 men ion
Bile 10 commence 10 sci lck, NJ.
TOXINS All sum al twelt five dollars aud nm
der 10 be 6 sh uu a sums over twenty dve dollars
. cfcdt 81 eight mouths vii, b. livsp, by the pur-
chaser wing bis iud sm,Lt n to W iii apprTv d
SECURITY, 10 nps etc, ad ed Thee p.rt IN lur
cash oA tuAs oysr twenty -iva collars.
b. BRAIAERD FERRIS.
H. u tRAxxa. Auctisneer feBfVfr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

THE NEW PAsry movement in Virginia
seems to be one on the part Of men Of unde-
cided connections to form loose organiza-
ton which shall represent, not their ideas,
but their lack of them. 1t will be as useful
and successful in these days of positive men
and measures as would mud scow launch
ed without sails or rudder and manned by
mauakins on the Atlantic ocean.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
What Every Horsemau Wants.

A ooi, cheap, aud rellatl, Lininent. Such an
ar ice Is Dr. Tobi g we've Ian Hors, Liniment. Pint
bottles at enc dollar. For aneness, cuts, galls,
collie spraiIs, etc, warranted better than any other
1t /, usel by oil the great horse ON Long bland
courses. 1t will no. cure rns bpns nor SPAWN as
there il no nmrnt in xssnce that will Whist it
is state to cure 1t positively does.
No owner Of horses vii b, without It after Trying
one bottle. One dose revives aud often saves The
life Of an over heated ur driven horse For colo and
bellyaehe II hae lever failed. Just as sure a, The
sun Uses inst 10 sue is this valuable Lniment to b.
the horse embrociiion of the day.
Use 1t one and ALL Sold by the Druggists aud store
keepers throughout the United States. Depot 10 Park
| Place, New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

tariff for revenue only, came up In order.
and was tabled BY a Vote OF 80 yeas 70 7
nays. A motion to reconsider was tabled
yeas OIL, nays 80. On motion of Mr. Orth,
The President was asked to furnish dplo-
matte correspondence with Spain, relating
to Cuban affairs, with such information as
he may possess 10 regard to the struggle 10
that island The Indian Appropriation bill
was reporied. Itappropriates$30 os $3.50 less
than half the approximation last year. Alter
the announcement of the death OF Repre-
sentative Hoag, the House adjourned. s
TUESDAY.
In the Senate, tho resolution of the Iowa
Legislature ratifying the Fifteenth Amend
nlent was presented. Mr.. Sumner, from the
Foreign Committee, reported a bill for the
appointment of Solicitor Of the department
ofState. Various resolutions OF inquiry were
adopted. Including one directing the Judi
ciary Committee to report whether the act
of 1862, prescribing an oath OF office Is now
IN force. The resolution providing for the
consideration of the Indian treaties In open
session was agreed to, with an amesdmeni
excepting treaties transmitted by the Presl
dent for confidential consideration. A bill
relieving large number of ex-rebels from
political disability was passed. The censu!
bill was considered The House bill to sup
ply deficiencies in naval appropriations wal
reported with amendments increasing th'
amount to $3,000O 600 The bill to proven
encroachments upon harbors was reported
In the House, Mr.. PaineIgave notice tina
he would offer a resolution Tor the drawin
of special committee for the trial OF eac
contested election case. A resolution oifere'
by Mr.. Latin. declaring the publication j
the Congressional Globe Of printed petition
> against the frapking privilege, as issue
! under the directions of the Postmaster Gent
: raj, was wasteful expenditure OF publ
] money, and directing its discontinuanct
f was discussed, an tabled by vote OF ~
: SO. Mr.. Ingersoll asked leave to introdut
n for reference constitutional amendmen
r declaring that Congress shall have power
G issue United States notes and make them
II legal-tender The report in the case Of u
s vode vs.. Foster, giving the seat TO Cnvod
i was considered, pending which the Hou
- adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

The following Amendment Il, therefore, hence
forth part of the National Constitution
ARTICLE XIV.
Section /. The right Of citizens Of the United
States TO vote shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States, or by any State, on account OF
race, color, or previous condition Of serviiudr
Section2. Congress shall have power tocnforce
this article by appropriate legislation.
1t is true,iu point of fact, thatth Congressional
readmission Of Georgia and Mississippi TO III,
Union will be necessary to give the action
their Legislatures completeness, but this is but a
formal matter, and will involve only briet delay
| The great faet-the glorious fact-remaips, hat
the anti-Democtatic ard monarchical spirit OF
caste and injustice, which had decreed a colored
man unfit to vote, is, this day, cast out out oil
every State Constitution, and State statute book,
| those Of Dti,,cate iacl1dedi
Let the Judgment be recorded that from and
after this third day of February, 1870, there is in
all the United States no valid law or constitution
forbidding celored citizen to vote. Twept,
eight, out Of thirty.seven States Of the Republic
have 80 ordered.
| All hail TO the righteous d, cisiop
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Allcock's Porous Plasters.

step by step this commodity has attained ts ur
preceented fame. They IRE universally approved.
hey support, sic gtnel, and hid the growth o
muscles. They appeat to hay. peculi II ef.cs upon
The nerves. alla,ing irr,abilit!, Will. supply y
warmth. They sam 10 accumulate electricity, and
AID the circulation OF the blood through The par
where applied. by which healthy actions are iniuccd
Even IN paralysis, where aricula ion was sns.
pended, he use uf he Porous BlasIers tolhs spine
restored the articulation aad maer lily reduced III,
para ,sis Ia fact, The patient could help herself
while before The Porous Plaster was applied .ha wa,
az be p'ess as baby. WeIef r to Mr.. sally Elio,
Sprnph Id Mass.
so'd by druggists. Agency Brandreth House
Few York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Telegraphic News.
CONGRESS-.

SENATE.
wAsHrNeros. February slh-on motion Of Mr..
Sherman, the Funding Bill was made the order
of the day for Tuesday next
Mr.. Morton occupied the most of the morning
hour in speech on the Neutral Relations OF the
United States
Mr. Morton took strong ground in favor OF the
prompt Acknowledgement OF Cuban belligereuce
believing that the duration of the war Justified
tho Interposition of the Uuted States for the re-
lief Of the Insurgents. ..ss,@-a y,
HOUSE orREpREsEsTATivEs.
| Resolutions Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts
In favor Of the abolition Of duty on foreign coal
were presented.
The consideration Of the Foster-Covode con
| tested election case was resumed.
Mr.. Randall continued his argument in favor
|
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
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Fatal 1t, iirOa,t ncc.aent,

AN UPSET ON THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The hotel tram which left Omaha on
Thursday last for Ogden consisted of two
sleeping cars, one dining car, and three
coaches. On Saturday morning it was i'm.
peded in its progress GA the Laramie plains
by the snow, which had drified into several
SHALLOW cuttings which had not yet been
protected by snow sheds and fencing. A
second locomotive was put on the train TO
assist iu moving it through distractions
Everything was apparently working smooth
~, and the train making good but not rapid
progress, until, when going through one OF
the cuts described, the wheels suddenly got
off the track, and the entire train, excepting
the two engines and the baggage cars, was
piecipitaied down an embankment about
seven feet in height.
There were one hundred and twenty-five
passengers aboard, and of course the coniu
sion and dismay caused by the upset must
have been frightful. AS soon as the debris
was cleared away and the women and chill
dren looked after, it was discovered that two
Of the gentleman passengers were killed.
These were Mr.. Augustus Bucker, of New
York, and Mr.. nj. o Sullivan, Of Chicago.
Several OF the other passengers were consid-
erably bruised, hut none seriously injured
Omaha Republican, FEB. ].
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

The Commercial doubts the wisdom" Of the
proposed adjustment Of the ranking privilege
-Gasefie.
We expressed no such doubt; our criticlsmfe.
lated solely to the adjustment OF free carriage OF
exchanges and free delivery of newspapers wi1hin
the county where they are published. what is
the use of disappearing our position
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
From Thursdays Commercially
The 18th Amendment.

IT'S RArmIcArros Sow COMPLETE.
The Telegraph this morning brings the crafty
ing and conclusive news that the 18th Amend
mcnt TO tue National Constitution was ratified,
yesterday, by the Legislature of the State of
Georgia. The vote in the Senate was, yeas p !:
nays 10 and in the House, yeas, 50; nays n.
This makes the twenty-eighth State which has
ratified the Amendment the full list being as
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Death of Fa,her Plunke,t.

Rev.Joscph Plunkett,a well known clergyman,
pastor of st. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, at
Portsmouth, Virginia, died in Norfolk, on last
Thursday night He is known TO many of our
citizens, and assisted Bishop Becker in dedicatiug
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, in this city, a
| few weeks ago
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

TIE CABLE TELEaRAMs from Paris, last
evening, contain nothing later in reference
to the instruction, than was printed in the
CoMMRRorAI, yesterday. We greatly doubt
the likelihood of any serious result from the
present outbreak.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
"A aLin,

The Detna,ean clulions tile Kent Levy
Court TO be more economical, suggests that the
appropriation Tor roads are often made with due
Judgment, and says it has no doubt that in other
ways the public money Is improperly expended.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
The lar;fr Question,

Marshall, Of Illinois, a Democrat aud Free
Trader, forced vote in the House Monday. on
a resolution that import duties should not be for
protection to our labor interest. but for reye-
nue., only. 1t was laid on the table by a vote of
"a In II Gnnd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
FARMS For SALE.

The undersigned tas a number of yery n .
Maryland Fi M, frnm 20 10 Ion Acres for sale
; me Of them in the celebrated eer Crees ~, To-
Acres in Worcester county-heil nv pro uctiye n d
very dtsi ale. WI be sui much be CIV lis Va, q
us the o9ner has LET The county, 70 .nme va
vpin4ble Mill Property wi h la, d. alta he'd
Owe 10 arms in ives. yirgihia On the lice Of the
Il Np. X r
Al osof tn, fines farms In Frederick Co, Md,
$50, AZ and 40l acr q.
n Sc wanting Farms, Mills or Water Power, In
MARY land or rg nln, will please cUrre-p pond ltn
the nnuefsignec,
- references with the Editor
hl!t8nw JNO. f. MoJILT0N,
Real ks ate Broker, o. Lexington ST., Bal imore,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Wax Flower Materials.

To meet the repeated calls for wax flower materi-
ais recently. have laid in stock OF them consisting
Of prepared WAX assorted coors, dry coors brushes
FORMS tin letters for various flowers, leaf patterns,
stameis. noulde, coils, cotton wire, pins, DC, t,
which the attention of these interested is invited.
LINTON SMITH.
Chemist and Druggist
7th and Market streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
ypsrsal 3gs.irs.
SHIPTS

Made of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for $50 per Dozen, warranted to At, a.
WYATT u GARRETT'S,
Gents Furnishing store,
r0vr-tyw No. Goa Market 81. Wilmington. Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE
or
Two Valuable Farms Four Houses and
one vacantLOt.
:, by virtue OF d cree Of The ircuIt Court for
HMio County. maryland hs q Court Eq1iiy, the
sub cfibrr, as Trustee vii Ola Public sac 10 the
Village Of darlington. at MnIfeld,a Stare.
On Wednesday, Feb. 10th, 1870,

On Wednesday,, Feb. 10th, 1870,
At ~ o'clock. NJ. all that valuable Real Esta,e s,u
ate ~ hart, comfy ntnr the vi la e of Darlington
stead Of which rain Hopkins, Ia 0 of said cOunty.
dpcease' J, died se'zed. This tract will bp oIerei
e"tre M Ia twb parcels; about 100 .opps with
improvements, and abou. lilo Aoi Z, without build
The improvements co si.t nf a large two storv
fR NE DYE L'sd, with tour room, AZ d Wide hail On
me u 1T pr, dive on the spcCn and three in arts
al, mi he'd completely with kiicheu aud summer
kitcnsn attached, and water At the d.o- The bsrn
Is frame 'ub'e-deck.r . 40 oil nv 50 f.et uib
large straw honse and ehed Ing attached sahlins
Tor IL h0rses and o. lis for 81 head of cattle and MI
II c. ssary OGt-huilgings - '''>' 'Ne on
ne md g nfnrni Of fine quality and Ia mostly
IN n,en stste OF cultivation. Is peas stu tted
there Is marNt Tor all Birs of country nrodnce:
also, CONSTANT supply OF lumber, cnI. lime mi
nther rliliz'rs. with daily communicative with he
msrsets of u ,liiinure Wilm, .gton sd Pnia1eubis
paahH o' q miles distant, nfords all the aivan.
tsgrs u INST cla.s VILLAGE, with daily m Ill good
| seh,ot, a Melhndtst Church. two Friends Meeting
shcps. &c, dc 's''"'
NJ 2. ,'onts'niug abort 70 acr.s, being p-rt Of a
mu ~ iHn cMieu " Elberton," lies adiUing the
house p.''eu ~ sm''
n, land Is Of The celebrated Peer Creek ous,,tv
| and It's lnalinn gives additios i value seA-'''
me lvur houses are frams bu diugs, with lots
| ted near ta lin zion. "N at ioo''
iAso, nv cHnt lot ,cnt,iring about two Acres.
Ius iERMs OF SALE RI pre-, cribsd by me decrse
are : nat uiie n I'd the purchase money shall he
h., " usn nn ,he DAY OF sale, me third II six and
NJ }aiince u Twelve months thereafter, the credit
pWhehts 10 bear interest from The day Of sale and
70 De secured To the sat-f c'iun III the Tr "a 90
mo- hDWARD ~ CHEW, Trustee.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrl

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with the utmost sucress. by j. 1SAACs,
NJ. d., and Professor OF DISEASES ofthe k:H ann
EAR (bis snecialts) In the Medical Oiege OF Penn
lyivania 10 ea.r xterience, Formerly Of leyden,
HoaDd,) No. s05 ARCH Sr, PHlLA 1ELPHlA.
Testimonials can he seen at HE Office, The aedica
aculy are Invited 10 accompany their patients a. he
bas NJ secrets in hi rrartce. Artificial eyes inserted
without pain. No charge for examinations.
aueb.1yw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
THE INSURRECTION IN PARIS

THE TROUBLES MOTT YET OVER -ADpIfIoNAL
BARRlCADEs.
PARIS February 9th.-At o'clock, this morn
ing, additional barricades had been thrown up by
the rioters. Many arrests have been made by the
police but the military have not yet resorted to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

The Phoenixvie lndel endeut Phoenix copies
aud warmly approves one of our recent arti, les,
urgtfg The 10 sons why the Chester County seat
ofjustoe should 10 removed 10 Contesyllfe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Cigarettes Espic,
PICTORIAL FUMIaAToR.

PICTORIAL FUMIdAToR,
A Medicated Cigarette used by inhallng its smoke.
thus bringing an active medicinal agent in contact
with parts always difficult and sometimes impossible
to reach. lady or child fnds difficulty in smok-
ing them Thir use affords prompt relief Ia Asthma,
Pulmonary catarrh Loss Of Voice corlz tsold in the
head and aft ctious of The respiratory organs gene
rally.
Sold wholesale and re:ail. by
Da SMITH.
Chemist and Druggist,
Seventh aud Market Streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
Aromatio vegetable Soap.

a cOLoMoN's CBnpnErN ur,
~, IN NpEi-oLo1Hxs sufpoHrxr-ls
IN se;sfEsrs sssrp the most perfect article Of tho
tsA ~ * KIND ever offered to the bile,
MI //'ps- ssS,HN made pratilv fts mic. ly. gvea
" VI w. itslsy ease All comfort and Ia Just
ls9sFJ what every Mics wahts muth.
lAfsx3 ers interested In the comfort
n iiAe1A and health ri their daughters
u Ill SsA rhunld ,xamine ifr meri For
a n @tEA enle by SPARKS, Whining.
" III HTM ton, delaware. Manufa tu'ed
t-.,I s1gW by d SAUNDERS y 90.
% summer st Boston, Macs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
STOCK AND FARMING uIpNsrru

1NS>cnnssting In p'rt as follows, 7 he'd of
(G1A,horses, - which are gond family horses ard
" mt 81 ve,s IN all KIND of harness. the resi- sIe
N tne spring cows spring IN cali. twO-year old
ht'ier; l yearli,g heller god sh1a,s. hams.
riaveH l., good order, one ne rly new
Farming uteusiis. such nH ona iron rls y,oon
ma OK cat, one Kirby reaper aud m ,wcr co 1bined
i'ill. Reese q, ees patent wni IL very superior
nrul, grain ian: corn shelter, gil dsto1e. powp,
sing'e carriage harm IS. pow We irs ii rs brdler
one ha,t wheat in the gr'nnd hay by The ton, straw
aud fodder. Household and Kitchen Furniture and
many other articles too tedion- to mention.
TER hS OF SALE.-All Gums under SOC nah. ESQ
and upwards credit Of months with nttr rest and
stamps added. with approved endorser.
I'M JAMES 9. ARK.
Agents. S sshsts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
YOUNG MEN

WHY DON'T YOU GO To WORK
Icas furnish few live men ~ every comfy wht
steady emplo, M emit, and pay sslary Of $50 wees
for tix monte. Rusinesa ltht nvd Respectable.
Suitable for al office or for travelling have no
cheap catch penny flair but one OF the most useful,
ipgeoous NJ snderful II lie machines ever INVENT
ed Genuine CURIOSITY, 1t "nn't cost y N much 70
dIssa lrfed wi the investigation, Address, enc0s-
tag stamp, X II. WALKER, ss John Street, New
York. (P. o Box $685.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

JUST oUTi
Cherry Pectoral Troches,"
For Colds. Coughs, Sore Throat and Brnchitfs.
NONE so GOOD, NONE 30 PLEASANT NONE
CURE AS QUICK.
RUsHT0N & CO.,
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