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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
LrfERATuRr AND JouRNALIsM.


-ihe magazines ior only nave nearly al maue
their appearance ana are OF more 'nah average
merit. IN the Gdtary, inc great Ieature' 1a'
ioufsei III HIS race is cohc'uoeoA JUSTIN
Mcoar.hy mas an interesting paper on Aiheii
can ana Enshsh Women III comparison Vi
mnch ne gives .he iorner aec'aeu pie,e,o"'e.
e'ioeon "enes has reps " u,e "i'''o
Ahuiiow weed, puphsheu III the ias. h"iiiper'
Mark IVAN advances the intefes. oi asiieuis
lure IN ms department. IN mat he makes .he
FARMER iaush ana grow Iat. lhere are coh'ii-
pu'iolis from EDWARD H. HOUSE, H. ~ o'i., AZ
Ders o. Evans, f'o''se ohahuler Mou''on Solna
- Diapei' q. 'aohsou JARVIS, Tram i1oo uno
ui'.' i'ose ioiis' D. W. 40 foioe'' "iii"i''
'mm'oi,, snu iiiip euiiipe'.
ine -auo'"" opens "i'h an oi's'iai pooin "
aeh's W. n'nsienom, iof WINCH NO sno'nu ~
oeiSe 'lie 'n'hs oi ','e soeeaes ior .ie preseh-
'ion VI oiuei.s W aii'na's' 'n'n 40 iono"eu "
on"uo"' ~ y. Aies,h.oh n,iA"De.''
STUART aheiPe has a.ois oaneu a "onnA
ruiPi'' ahotner on ars. STOVES olo'ow,,
rnssiue s1orles aho'iier chap'er VI pasar''
iaaiots ooseph a'ii MS ffeho seeoi'u
'DilYe from french farm, by fhiip oiipert
iaiiertoh An ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ oou.h oaio-
ma DAY fleasufe, ny Mm' w. iowens
anu articles py burt Y. Wider FRANCIS Mhaf'of'
haiph heeler, ana Ceha Ihaxter AS we nave
Already mentioned, the authors name 10 given
WIN eacn communion,
our Young fo@s' when IL also quite tavo-
rite with our Old foiAs' Is very soou number
soihe Vi tie apiest writer's con,rtpu'ihB 10 H.
lnere Is very pretty frohtsi tsce, drawn by
EDWIN Forbes, ana poems, stories, ana sketches
by =. Il, lrowpfidse, James Parton, Charles A.
Barry Mrs. A. ID. L. Whitney, NJ. l.. Bolles'
Mrs. a. NJ. Diaz' aid others. Mrs. hiiz opens
new racket OF the clever Within Henry let
ters. Three prize essays are given written by
io-year olders, and otlcrnew features introduced.
| We have received from the publishers, Har-
per X Bro, through Boughman, Thomas Il CO.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
Madnessl para,vaist nea+n,

May ensllc from using preparations for coorng the
hair charged with acetate of lead and sulphur. You
may know them by the heavy metallic sediment
which has to he shaken up before the disgusting
compound can be applied. The +" Journal of Che
mistry says there are thirty Of them In the market
There Is but one dye in existence which contains no
deleterious substance, and that is
ChiRISTA D0RO'S EXCELSIOR HIIR DYE,
Which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him to contain no lead or
any other hurtfll ingredient. See his manuscript
certificate, at Chrlstadoros, 6 Astor House, New
York.
CllRlSTAD0lio'S HAIR PRESERvATfvE, as a
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after Dyenp
it, Try it. leo 1mdSw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
TO owners Of ..orses and Cattle.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are
warranted Superior 10 any Others or no pay for the
cure OF distemper, worms, bots, coughs, hde-bound
colds, Sc., in horses; and colds, cotighs. loss OF
milk, black tongue, horn disempcr, &c., In Cattle
They are perfectly SAFE and innocent; need Of
stopping the working Of your animals. They in
crease the appetite, give fine coat cleanse the sto-
mach and urinary organs; also, increase the milk of
cows. Try them and You will never be without
them. The late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated trainer
oi troting horses, used them for years Col Philo.
7. Bush, Of the Jerome Race Course, Fortlham, N.
u, would not use them until he told of what
they are conposod, since which he Is never without
THEM lie has over twenty rinning horses in his
charge, and for the last three years has used no
| other medicine for them He has kindly permitted
me to refer amy one to him. Over 1900 other refer
enccs can be seen ut the Depot.
Sold by Druggists and sadders. Price, % cents
per box Depot, 10 Park Place, y. Y, je9, lmdSw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
CORRESPONDENCE.


AGGRAVATED ASSAULT on A REPUBLICAN -poIIT-
ICAt.
SMYRNA, June 20-- Considerable excitement
was caused this afternoon, by an aggravated
assault made by a butcher of this town, named
Wilson, on the person OF George Blake, Esq, a
well known horsepower engineer, and a promi-
nent Republican. Mr.. Blake by his outspoken
and manly advocacy of Coursey and Head, has
brought down upon himself the ill-wll of the
Ku Klux ruilans Of this town, which eliminated
in the assault from which his life is jeapordized
He was severely cut about the head with the ku
Klux arguments of brickbats and billy. Wilson
was arrested and fined.
The various elements in our party have become
reconciled, here, and yon may expect to heal
good news from Duck Creek, in November.
IIOwAVD.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
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An Excellent Reform.

DEPARTMENT oF law Ia THE GOVERNMENT.
A bill las passed both branches of Congress,
and will become a law as soon as signed by the
President, creating department of law. II was
originally introduced by Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio,
once reported favorably on by the Judiciary
Committee of the House. and Comics now from
the retrenchment committee. 1t is in nineteen
sections, and was drawn with great care. The
Attorney General il to be the head of the new
department, with the same salary as at present,
and under him are to be solicitor general
with a SALARY Of s7700 and two assistants, with
salary of $4,000 each The solicitor of the
treasury, navy solicitor law officer of the State
Department, law officer of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, with all their clerks and messengers
are transferred at present salaries to the new
department, and hereafter all the law business
OF tile government II to be done under the SUI
peryision of the Attorney General who, like
other members of the cabinet, must report to
Congress- annually. He has fill control of all
his subordinates. and may send them where lie
pleases to argue cases for the government.
Questions of law from all other departments
must be sent to him for settlement, and he has
the same charge of the patronage and disburse-
ments In his department that other cabinet Of
ficials have in theirs The supervisory power
over the accounts of the district attorneys,
marslias, and other officers of the United States
courts, now exercised by the Secretary of the In
terror is hereafter to be in the hands of the At
torney-General. The heads of other depart
ments are positively prohibited from employing
attorneys or counsel in any case at the public
expense, and no extra cdttnsel can he employed
by the Acknowledgement except as hereafter ali-
thorized by law. Iii this one feature of the bill
there is a great yearly saving to the govern
ment. The only new official it authorizes is a
solicitor general, who in cases of absence or va
cancy is to act as Acknowledgement. The act
goes into effect on the first of July, or lust
about the time Mr.. Hoar's successor will be
ready for duty
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
From Chester.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHESTER Pa, June 16.--The Pennsylvania
Military Academy, under the Presidency of Col.
Theo. Hyatt, well and favorably known in your
city, made an excursion up the River yesterday
together with the Piesldeut's family, and good
ly number of invited guests both ladies' and gem
tlemcn. The day was all the excursionists could
desire and all passed Off merrily.
In the forenoon, landing at Philadelphia, they
had dress parade at old State House, when they
delighted many With their veteran skill. At noon
they visited Red Bank and enjoyed social after
noon, returning to Our city at ten o'clock I. NJ.
having enjoyed days recreation remembered
only with pleasure.
The annual Commencement of the Academy
will be next "Wednesday, the 22nd. This is de-
servedly one Of the most popular Schools az it is
one of the best in our State. Col. Hyatt is now
engaged in building All addition to his building by
which he can accommodate a large additional
number of Cadets. G..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
ST. Louis Magnetic Spring Water.


We have Just received an invoice Of 80 cases OF
this recently discovered and highly interesting me-
diclna water which Is attracting the attention 81
scientific men account of its current OF eectrlci-
ty or magnetism through which It renders magnetic
pieces Of iron or steel placed In 1t for short time
1t is already much sought after on account o. US
astonishing cures of govt, rheumatism, neuralgia
paralysis, St. Yitus Dance and other affections, es-
pecialy those Of nervous character. We have also
on dlraught Bedford water anderson SPRING. Es-
celsior Saratoga natural water In natural condlonp
High Rock Saratoga lattlral water recharged Win
carb0nlc acid gas vichy water (antacid, Or. Han
bury Smiths artiHcial) and Kissengen water Qaxa-
tive, Dr. II. Smiths artiiica and OF bottled waters
the Congress Spring, Excelsior Spring, liigh. Rock
Spring and Ballston Spa Saratoga; vichy, kissen-
gen, ST. Louis Magnetic Spring, Rock6ridge Alum,
st. Catharlnes Well (CanadaD Gettysburg, Missls,
quot and other leading medicinal waters Bedford
water by the gallon or barrel
The facilities we offer the citizens OF Wilmington
enalile them to obtain all the benefits derived from
drinking the waters Mt the springs, and at the same
time enjoy the comforts of home ut great saving OF
time and money. Having tie Sypk0n hotties and
the necessary apparatus for properly filling teini
we are prepared To supply the invalid who may re-
gure 1t, or the lover Of soda water who may desire
It, all the requisites for enjoying this refreshing be-
ycrage at any time at home.
H. BRINGIlURST Il CO., Apothecaries,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

Did wisely OH Friday in striking out the amend.
ment to the Post Office BILL so hastily and I'M.
wisely adopted by the House, taking away the
letter-carrier free-deliyery from all cities having
less than 10000 inhabitants, and in amending
the bill abolishing the Franking privilege so at
to continue the provisions of the old law relating
to the free transmission of newspaper exchanges
and of papers in the county in Which they are
nnblilbed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
WASHINGTON.

LIQUOR AMI TOBACCO Tsxps no REMAIN uS-
tIiANoED.
WASHINGTON juno 22d.-The Committee on
Ways and Means have resolved to report no bill
or amendment changing the tax on whiskey, to-
bacco or fermented liquors 80 that the present
tax will continue unless Congress reverses the
action of the committee.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
A Grand Exlabition Of National Industry.

The American Institute of New York city, Of
which Horace Greeley is President, will hold
their thirty-ninth Fair during the months OF
September and October next, at the Empire
Rink.
The brilliant success of former Exhibition ii a
guarantee that leading feature in the attrae;
lions Of the metropolis during the Fall will he
this Crest Industrial Display, w y
For cisnuiar giving classification Of artisles,
Files Isl ssldttiafa md fnll tAptlaNtata, ada.sll
eereshdsflinb ktastrf.i Af,strtha tr-iithfar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
The New Roads Coudi,io,,

In passing over the new railroad on Thursday,
it was the general Judgment that it was in very
fair order, notwithstanding tile exceedingly I'M
favorable weather for baliastng, and leyeling,
since the rails were laid. From here to Coates
vile, tue track is becoming smooth, and nicely
adjusted, while on the upper half, its condition
will, with moderate amour. of labor, be i'm
proved beyonl any raasnnable fanlt-iinails.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

My child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, and
for 1--WE days had constant fever BY order of the
doctor gave her syrup of rhubarb she took nearly
a pint, but her bowels continued closed. On the fifth
day the doctor said her bowels Must lie opened or
she would be lost. proposed Brandreths P.lls; to
this he would not consentsaying she was too weak.
consulted with my husband, and we concluded to
give her three pills. In about four hours they oper-
atetl, filling half full common chamber. After that
operation the fever left her. and she rapidly recoy-
cred. Reference, 2OG Clement Avenue, Brooklyn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

We sincerely regret to see newspaper 80 gen
orally honorable and straightforward as tie
smyrna Tones furnish ammunition to the Demo-
cratic press, by an article on the late Republican
State Convention which is almost totally without
truth. in its statements Moreover, the spirit OF
tile Times articles is 50 far from that hearty
and earnest support OF its Republican principle,
which, in our opinion should characterize a
journal chosen by the Republican Congress ar
an official exponent, that we feel SIRE the editor
will decline to be held responsible for some Of
the contents Of Ills last weeks issue. He has
a sure indication that tie article referred tc
cannot be friendly to the Republican cause, whel
he sees it 50 sreedily snapped up. and cagerl,
paraded, by the close corporation organs Of til,
| Democratic Ring,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
SnefiaI aIptifes.
To physicians and the public

have lust received large and we'll ,s-suus7
selected assortment of Trusscs, Abdominal H. kRH
supporters Shoulder Braces SIX Stock MGiN
ings, Bandages, etc. fk,HGl3;J
The undersigned having made specially iH3l3
In his business for tile sale and application k&sV
of the most approved Instruments Tor the -
relief of hernia or rupture, would advise those VINO
itre afflicted to call and be properly lifted, az many
ersons have been ruined for life by the improper
application Of triisses. a.. !,
arge assortment Of ints trsses double and singleton
hand rirate apartments for this branch " business
L. NJ. ENGLAND, Druggist,
(Sign of the Large Mortar
N, Il. Cor. Sixth and Lombard streets,
ap1g, ulwsNwly wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

VIC do not submit this statement lecase va
desire or intend to fight lie battles of these cen
tiemen, OF n any way 10 interpnsG in quarrel
~ ine hepnpileah party They are fully able 10
take care OF themselves hidrdnaa.
Fully able to take care Of themselves. t..t
what we think, exactly. Fully able TO take care
Of ourselves No salisbury Ring interference
,tnnInJ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

When we are sick this life Is obscured, under a
cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has
taught us certain MEANS which never fail for their
removal. The child receives with his life the seeds
of his DEATH 1t may take one, one hundred years,
before the seeds bear their sad fruit but just as sure
as the seeds OF death ripen, life ceases Purging is
the grand safeguard, because then what fosters the
seeds of death are taken away, expelled from the
body,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
ENGLAND.

THE YACHT CAMBRIA COMING TO AMERICA.
LONDON, June 22.--NIr. Ashbury, of the Cdm-
trid, Is negotiating for Liverpool pilot as a
navigator In his Transatlantic trip.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

10 lEtSSfS. jfti. AtftfS, ItDD H. tUfHfHtItS ana
q. ~ Layton.
GENTLEMEN Il have received from Won as a
Committee delegated by the Republican Conven-
ton, held at Dover on Thursday the 9th inst,
an official notification that the nomination for
Representative to Congress has fallen upon my
self.
J heartily thank the Representatives of the
Republican Party Of Delaware for this evidence
of their confidence, and, you gentlemen for the
acceptable and tlattering manner in which yon
have chosen to convey to me the result of the
deliberations of the Convention.
Gratefully, frankly and without apology acs
cept the nomination, with q knowledge Of its re-
sponsibilities and with readiness to work faith
fully by all honorable means for the SUCCESS of
the entire Republican State and County Tickets
The demarcation of party lines in the State of
Delaware is so distinct as to need no discussion.
Our policy and indeed our duty is plainly to har-
monte our laws with the spirit of the Declare
ton of Independence, and with the genius of a
Republican form of Government
The necessity for reformation in the financial
affairs of our State, for an equitable modification
and reduction of our onerous taxation, and foi
extending facilities in the management of out
growing material interests, in every part of the
State, is iinquestioned by all observing citizens
For years past ii has been my favorte theory,
that Delaware, by reason of its genial and tenn
perIte climate, of its central location and ready
accessibility to the markets of the several adj
jacent large cities, of its already large and sue.
of its railroad and harlor facilities so favoraby
adapted to an extended commerce. needs but ap.
preciative home cooperation, and reasonable
share of fostering encouragement from Cover
mental Appropriations TO make it garden foi
supplies, and a real mine of wealth to all our
people. Such being my ardent belief, propose
whether in ont of official position to labor with
renewed efforts in conjunction with citizens of
all sections and of all parties in accomplishing its
early realization.
mi tba "a MI bav
what next: Simply this: The Republican Party
has to-day without question majority of legal
votes in the State. 1t will be our fault if we do
not record them, and enforce fair election II
has been my good fortune to have taken an ac-
tive part in previous campaigns which led to VIC
tory in the selection of other gentlemen to posi-
ton. Am not fairly entitled to appeal through
you, gentlemen, to every Republican in the
State, promptly to organize together to stand,
persisently to work, and thus as surely to win
success in November for the entire Republican
haksi Fs,y truly yalssi p "
ff'i wv ' !, q, ,,y,.s,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

Our correspondent, down in NORTHAMPTON, APP
pears to feel keenly Our lack of appreciation of
the proposed 'Ar Line Railroad. from Nor
folk to New York lie will please remember
that we have expressed in lneqliyoca terms ON
desire to see the road built over that portion OF
its proposed route, running through Northamp-
ton and Accomac counties. Build that and the
remaining links necessary 10 continuous road
down the Peninsula to Cherrystone, will Ger
tainly be constructed.
Without endorsing our correspondence savage
attack on Crisiield, we agree with him that it is
not the proper terminus for the Peninsuar road
but at the same time remind him that it was
made the terminus not from choice. but because
those interested had not sufficient funds to carr,
the road to Chemystone, aud Crisiield was til,
nearest available point on tidcwater tile funds q
the Company would enable it to reach Every
body interested admits we believe that the roat
must run to Cherystone before it can ever real
ize the hopes of its projectors.
Mr. Is complaint about the mail arrange
menis has been laid before the properantlio,itie,
| and the matter will he remeliel at once.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

At Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday night, Rich
ard @. Tong was stabbed by Thomas Day, III q
sel94en end died ma few M!nutesl, NSy Ma
hfhhf III HE ilinf Aia FiAitak ,Tehs faf HnatTsf
iran WITH NhHni III md ansirsitsi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
s:lo',riets.

A Froyerbial ai,imal-a saw horse.
Natural watering places the eyes.
A bird Of season the weathercock.
natural mirror a glass Of water
Asperilnous garment waist-coat.
Warm weather liaincss il now POLITICALLY
termed a summer itly
The magazine the wife with trnant lliis.
binl recommends to her liege- Hours at Home
Il is common TO speak of the eye as the win
dGw Of tieenu but il seems to MS more like the
lut3er
Question Tor Mcfarland When a man goes
around declaring his brain is on fire. wouldn't
II lie well to blow il cut
lhe slip JUL q is still stranded on the beaci
at Long Branch. Let us hope she is the only
Julia who will meet with like fac the coming
season.--N. y, Giobe.
\ Boston gentleman il making collection
of newspaper notices of the late Charles Dick
ems lie will have bis hands full,
book publisher having offered premium
~ lhp hest Sunday School book, fepsi,'ri ,pan-
tsiili aAi'risn' ~ hiAhs psp'lt rAg-. III tslht
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

pl \ .l. .
BIRCH yclVei sashea areverv fashionable and
are worn with every style or dress.
The S3rosis. on dit. are poir,. "a ,,,i,ut IN
i3looner style If cnstr,so w ~, ,,..,,...
,u ~ summer
months
neg Aspaa SAYS the white sdi'GWs are very
handsome, hut ntsny Of them have on too much
war paint.
lii Paris churches. yery pretty yntn,. li3iias
+, .,.,,.......'. .t.,H.. f.r',s so'i'}' 't"es
- - s9Hos'ea ~ seiet'eH ~ PNss AROUND
the contribution boxes. II takes.
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Telegfaphic News.
CONGRESS-.


bENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 22.--The petition Of tho
Union League of New York for reduction Of
taxation and against the renewal Of income tax;
was read
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
A bill was reported organizing an Internal Rev.
enue Department and regulating the collection
which was made the order for Wednesday next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23

Was organized in 17l7, not 1918 as topographic
cal error made us say last week. 1t was Zig s
that ate up a century in such short order.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-23
AsTonlsHlNcLY LOW RATES.

he & co. conclude that It is only necessary 10
prices at which this SUPERB xroCK viii I've dis.
posed of, to insure All early call
Handsome Double-width Chene Moiairs, 31,l cents.
Double-fod Foulari Mohairs, As cents.
Double-fod Norwich Poplins. Ia Tho new light
shades, 90 cents.
IIoye's Yard-widc English Prints, " cents.
Printed Satin Cloth, new article for the house or
Walking Costume, 80 cents.
One case OF the Finest 0rgandes imported, 40 cent,
Real Scotch Ginghams, in all colors, u cents.
Two cases of French Foulard Mofairs, which sold
by the piece for Us cents, are now offered at 10
cents.
Black Lyons eros Grains and Drap de Lyon, Of the
best makes, from fi.bo to - per yard.
Chene SILKS of the latest designs Of tile Paris mar
ket and extra quality, sold Last Spring at SAL,
s2.b0
Striped silks from +i.bD to $500.
Black Canvas Barcges extra superb quality 62!4
cents a,
Black c.nva. ,,ar.r,., 70 Ill.,.
Black Canvas l,arcgcs, all widths and qualities, up
to- So.
Walking Suits, Lace Shawis, Lace Points.
ALL AT THE NEW RATES.
ap7,3m, d&w, sepl, 3m,d&w