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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
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Franklin Spring Water.

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Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co., N. >MEPH5SN
u, a region remarkable for Its INEmMXA
salubrity. HESSEM
The waters of thisnew Spring I,ASzaA6zJM sA
rise through an artesian boring QH rlS &1I
I5 feet deep. AT intervals VIVA * k9Ts
largo quantities Of carbnnic MA " AsJ
acid gus are discharged from WSNAM~W
IL with almost explosive force &fH1SSZ
forming an unique curiosity,
worthy the attention of tourists
The superiority OF this over other mineral waters
as u remedy for equity and rheumatic ,iiseases LOT
urinary Calculus for chronic arrangements Of the
liver and for SOME Of the most serious aiectlOns Oh
the digestive organs, results In great measure,
from the bicarbOnatu of litha existing In connec-
ton with very large amount Of bcarbonate Of SOFIA
AMI OF free carb0nic acid. OF the small hummer OF
springs yet discovered which contain tla IN medi.
cinal quantity this alone possesses the advantage Of
holding 1t associated with alkaline carb0nates, OF
such character, and In such amounts, as practically
to double Its efficiency us medicine.
The Franklin Spring Water IL put mp in strong
glass bottles, securely corked, and carefully packed
for transportation. Price per dosen, S25O; per case
dozen, $3.50. Sole Agents for Delaware,
SMITH n PAINTER, Chemists Druggists
It'll and Market sts Wilmington Del
cS- Send for descriptive circular, containing an
alysis. &c, of this Water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
London Reports.

SHEER FROM THE "TIaIEs' --pEsoLNrIoN AROUND
PARIS.
LONDON, Sept. %.
The Times of this morning says France may
be serious and heroic in refusing to cede her
territory to Germany, but it is inconsistent with
her constant ayiaity in soizing the territory of
others.
The region around Paris for twenty kilometres
from the walls is depopuatcd and devastated.
A few courageous shop-keopers alone ROMAN in
the villages tempted by enormous profits.
The Prnssians opened fire on the gllnboats
while passing st. Cloud, recently killing several
of tho French. The Prussians are erecting a
battery at seyons. A lively fire was opened OH
them from Forte Dc Isay while they We're at
ilnr work
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
81, 532 112,2l6 l2l..

Total, 3l,JJZ l12,2lb l2i,2Zb
Of the whole increase IN the state over two
thirds is in New Castle county, that county
making growth of S,T2G; Kent, 2,0l9; and
Sussex, 1895 But though this comparison
would seemquite favorable to New Castlecountyit
appears.o on examination, that emitting tho city of
Wilmington the agricultural portions of the last
named county have not grown equally with Kent
and Sussex, which are almost entirely agricul-
tural, and have no large towns. Brandywine,
Christana, Mill Creek, White Clay Creek. and
led Lion all show losses, Of which those
of Brandywinc and Ghrstiana can be
partially, or perhaps entirely accounted
for in the fact that considerable sections
of their territory and population hare been cut
on, and added to the city OF Wilmington, since
1850. But there is no such explanation for Mill
Creek, White Clay Greek, or led Lion.
1t appears that the population Of New Castle
County is now more than one half the State,
exceeding the aggregate of Kont and Sussex,
(kent, 29,S25 Sussex 3O,SsO Total 6O,703,)
nearly three thousand. The population of Viii
mington is just about onc-fourth Of the whole
State, while its increase has been far more rapid
than that Of any other portion.
The respective increase and its percentage on
the population of 1860, il as follows
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
Our NcigIibors.

York. Pa, has n population of HOE; Car
Isle, 6,G3O.
Rapid progress is making in the new Market
House at Coatesvillc.
Oxford (Pennsylyania) Agricultural Fair
takes place October 9th, 9Th and It'll
The stock necessary to the establishment of
line of omnibusses in Chester has been
subscribed
Allentown has also suffered bally By the
census epluemlc Instead of 20,0OO her popu-
lotion Is l3,95J. Still, that is doing very we'll
:, LEY. Chas, NJ Deity pastor of the Baptist
Church at Coatesville has taken possession of
the handsome new parsonage erected for linn.
Mr. Maris, County Superintendent, of Ches-
ter county, has called a convention of the School
Directors at West Chester, on the 9th proximo
The Wilmington and Heading Railroad Com
pany have opened II telegraph office, at Brtlsboro
IN the second story of Il. Il q. ltrooke's office.
Miss Edwards Is the operator
In Eastern Pennsylvania, applu and fruit
crop generally turn ont well this year. The
iiriit crop in Heading and vicinity has seldom
been finer than it il this year.
Tho Chester County Agricultural Society
hold their annual exhibition III West Chester
ncxt week, commencing OH Thursday and clos
ing on Saturday, the LIST of October
A frame stable with its contents. eonsistino
of five tons of hay, ton of oats, n carriage. sct
Justs Z. Morton,uf Ciirton,w burned recently.
The Chester Republican states that the
agent of the r., W. and b. Railroad has pur-
chased number of farms along the proposed
new route of the road, at prices varying from
$3.50 to 5000 per acre.
The Thirteenth Annual Exhibition of the
Chester County Agricultural Society will he held
in West Chester, on Thursday, Friday and Satnr-
day, September % 80, and October /. 'l'Lr
premium list amounts to !s3.00D.
.-Georgc Il. Maris, County Superintendent of
Chester county, has called u Convention Of tho
School Directors of tho county, to meet in West
Chester on Thursday, Octobcr6tl, at lOl5 O'clock
A. NJ, to discuss topics relating to the interests
Of the public schools and for other purposes
The meeting should be a full one.
The annual report of the School Directors
OF Gainesville shows that schools of the town
have been kept open months of the year They
were taught by principal Mt u salary of $500 a
year with assistants whose aggregate salary i,
$40. per month. $50 boys and 227 girls were in
attendance The tax for school purposes was 7
mills on the dollar and for building mills. The
debt of the district is FL ,618.2S
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
4 New Castle County Ticket

~ ii New Castle County Ticket.
FoR SHERIFF-TIIoMAS HARVEY.
For CoKoNER-CuARLES A. WINSLoW.
SAToRs Samuel Guthrie New Castle.
Isaac Stats, Appointments.
Observation-Disclosures Dixon, Brandywine.
philemma Chandler Christiana-
Spencer Chandler, Mill Greek.
as M-iF John Pilng, White Clay Creek
tr aseHt aAf William d. CLARK, Red Lion.
ssl ife1 Ial8 Ferd. Il. Janvier, Pencader.
.tiaIif4 M ylH Frank. S. McWhorter, ST. G'ges
LEVY CouRT--David Eastburn, Mill Creek
ri nv I3nii Joel Thompson, W. Clay Creek
l Ii III, John p. Belve, Red Lion.
- Wa Jonatl. X. Williams, st. Grges
Rayworth Weldon Appoq'mink
VIM. c. Allstan, APPOINTMENTS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29


fNorE.-Since the census of 1860, the village
of AIcDowelville and other portions of Christiana
Hundred have been annexed to the city of Will
mngton, and very recently the whole of the
territory, now constituting the Ninth Ward OF
the city with population Of 14l6 was taken from
Brandywne Hd, and annexed to Wilmington.
This will account for the apparent decrease Of
population in these two hundreds which would
otherwise here show an hcrease.-EDs. Conf
MERC1M.
Wilmington has 1928 dwellings, $500 families,
263 productive or industrial establishments, one
farm, and the deaths for the year ending May
31st, 1870, were 454.
Brandywine has $50 dwellings,, 500 families,
26l farms, ~ industrial establishments, and had
deaths for the year named 10.
Christiana has go dwellings,, 500 families, 26l
farms, 81 productive establishments, and deaths
for year named were IL.
Mill Creek has 65i dwellings,, 625 families, $40
farms, 20 productive establishments, and deaths
for the time named were II.
White Clay Crock has 3Gi dwellings,, 341 fami-
lies, 157 farms IL productive establishments, and
deaths for year named were %, dwellings, fami-
lies and deaths of Newark not included.
The town of Newark not included In above,
has 1876 dwellings and 1870 families. Deaths for
year named, q.
Pcncader Hundred has 463 dwellings, 45i
families, 22i farms II productive establishments,
and the deaths for the year named were 20.
New Castle Hundred has 2Si dwellings,, 2S2
families 152 farms, Is productive establishments,
and deaths for year named were "a. Dwellings,
and families OF the town of New Castle not
included.
The town Of New Castle has 33i dwellings, and
3i1 families.
Red Lion Hundred has 232 dwellings, 222 fami-
lies, 81 farms. q industrial establishments. and
deaths for year named ]6. The dwellings and
families of Delaware City not included.
Delaware City has l5s dwellings, and 256
families.
st. Georges Ill.,, has 4s2 dwellings,, and 492
families, exclusive of those in the three towns
following)20 farms,S productive establishments,
and deaths for the year named were 80.
Port Penn has 81 dwellings, and Go families.
Odessa has 131 dwellings and 1870 families.
SIiddlctowi has lG9 dwellings, and 1863 families.
Appointments lid., has $50 dwellings and ZIG
families 1913 farms, productive establishments.
Deaths for the year named were ~.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

II is reported that prominent New York ship
owner has offered to bet S50,0OO that lie has a
steamer which can beat by twenty-sx hours,
any steamer which has yet crossed the Atlantic.
Also, that the steamer III Of American build, and
will be commanded By an American; and that,
il the bet should bo accepted, 1t would enable
him 10 show the world something new about
American steamegs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

II the story which comes to us from British
Guiana, South America, of the discovery of a
cataract TO feet high and 100 yards vide. be
true, Niagara must henceforth be regarded as
quite an Insignificant waterfall
The proprietors of the watering-place hotels
are footing MP the profits of the season Cane
May did yery we'll for them. The Stockton
cleared s60,0O0; Congress Hall S50,OOO the
Columbia, S6,OOn aud so OIL, Everybody made
money.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

In Queen Anncs fonr districts arc not return
ed yet, III the registration.
We are assured that, after a careful survey
Of the field, III the lst Maryland Congressional
District, Eastern Shore it is ascertained Nj.
Iorbert, the Republican candidate, can be elect
Cd, with proper effort. In every County thus
far reported, the registration of new voters *
Goods the Democratic majority,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
rENltussIs, BRACES, ETC.

Having stock of Tlusses I,raccs su,,no.,.,.,
suspensorles, and other mechanical appances M
SURPASSED N extent and variety by that Of nny other
wards OF twenty years experience IN annyin,, HIM
W. iee eonideht OF our ability TO give entire sntis
o,on 10 all those requiring our services In this Hi
ouI instruments are constructed in the hest man
VI te best materials and of various sizes IN s,,i
adult, ' i'na'e ~ tiie largest
,,i nave private apartment for their dustmcnt
WIN ur prices are moderate and so varied hv an,
classes 80 " 7h'' NV ppshtls ~ ~
h, ii ~. 81 PERSONS AFTER trying the larger ettes
iasr expressed ihcr qualification Al ih f.ili, Nv
Establishment. n i;JstN,Itntpp.Ssnnn :, ~ our cS-
apldSWti SivIh e,tt SarlatI ., 49,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29


-lnthe 30 Maryland DISTRICT part OF baltimore
eity,l there mas neen an unfortunate division IN
me hepupicah raiihs' anu TWO caiaiuaees, DOM
claiming me party enaorsemeht, nave peeh
piaceu III .le heiu " 'he'. iespoclNe cohseh-
'ions' ineso Meio oohei"i 4h''''ii e. hiiiS' ~
merry VI .n's o'''o' anu "o.i An."'i nefo' anu ~
o.oohe.. Nna.'no"s' Pion.eh. lawyer anu Va
asoi' Ahe uiinoui's 70 ~" ~ Ian way ioi sot-
.ionheh'' az p"i..o' LAWNS "eieou " ao-oro.
eeiota'os anu i,oe ne" IN, e".io,, "s W.
iiee' vi Anuisuas noA. anu AZ 70 W 10 hopeu i.s
proeeeuines WI W oiuoiiy anu iai'' % 'iia' i's
oon'iusion VIZ W s1sop'eu 20 70 i,"a'
-one eo'u ies''i' seeni' nhe's " h'o" o'i. u
.no qua..ei' DeV"oe'' 'ie ,tai Ne.'oeia''o az
.ions ~ t'e" I'm wy oo.N. Nioi,'ssoy 70 - ~
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10 tAs'oa 80 r - -e' va 'Ao
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- M, -.
:, RE-, .r.,,, TN, 4, IT, 1.
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should bo carried on inside the party, and TINT
the continued ascendency of liberal ideas in the
party renders ii wholly unnecessary for a set of
disor,,o,;ya,. 4. ot4a,,,t ~ r,r,o ti;,. 10 e,,,.
s'es ~ 80. '.e''
py haiiihS awhoie state over 10 the Democracy.
Tile Louisiana Democratic Convention NOT
onlv admitted 4 considera,,la nrmbor of cn,orad
''' "e''i,,s'eu "o,e ''ui','oi " 'oioteu
i''e'' ~ 'iol soa'a = "'@' uoie6a'es, p'4e ~
| i'soi'eu eAI.ie'is n'' We "eVele anu acq'ii-
80 ~ 'no ii,.oa.n " ~ sons'i-
,'''ioA - ,i.o o''.'s ''."'es'i' -, iaith VIVA.
~ T." nun u ''ia'' Us 'i.o i'eaioeiapy 81
LOUISIANA
Inc new e'"se Aciiioerat'c convention dlu
iios guy :. siiisie Moiu III us Platform, against
negro sunt"se' ~ 'iic contrary, " ioHowea t4e
cue % me -'sM iosA no'so' IN declaring mat
many issues o tlo i'as' are now settled SO
you see inc democrats Oh inc great state OF Now
York have no Animation with the white mans
party OIL Delaware They don't even pretend
any further opposition to the 10Th Amendment.
We stated yesterday, that General King and
IL Stockett Mathews having agreed thereto, a
new nomination for Congress was to he made i'll
the Sd Maryland District. OH Thursday. We now
see that both these gentlemen have withdrawn
and are not candidate for Tie nomination. This
will permit tile harmonious airar neut Of nj
difficulties.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

Arevengeful individual, in the exuberance Of
his rage at some one who had offended him, said
I'm have revenge. I'll do something terrible
I'll give his little boy tin horn! +"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
The Defense of France.

UPRISING 90 THE pEopLE-TRours POURING INTO
TouRs-oRDER IN pARIs-TIIE CAPTURE OF or
LEANS.
Tours Sept. 20.
The disposition to resist the Germans to the
last, grows stronger in the West and South, and
troops continue to pour into Tours. Adviccs
from Paris to Sunday 20, have been received by
balloon.
Perfect order existed in the city.
The Russians have marched into Orleans and
are now in full occupation of city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

The election III Delaware takes pieso u. lie
~ II Noee'nJer. Republicans. Remember that
date and make no engagement .5as finn home
which can possibly prevent you from voting
Every one must do his duty, MA ini without
fail
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
tei-. .sssa WILMINGTON, DEL, 1iii'
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1870.
State Election, Tuesday, Nov.8
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

,sf!aN0 State Ticket.
For Governor, TH0s. B. CoURsEY, Kent County.
For Congress, JOSHUA 7. HEALD, New Castle Co
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
SUGAR REFINING IN WILMINGTON

All Industry lof WHICH wilmington Is very laV-
orahly situated and which could not well fail to
become an important and profitable business
here. is that Of refining sugar and molasses.
One OF the special advantages of its location
here. is the fact that our mills ship largelyt to the
West Indies cargocr of corn meal. A schooner
loaded by j i. Price X Co.. cleared within few
days and the firm Of William Lea 4 Sons, make
up the full cargo Of number Of vessels, in the
course Of n year. lhis outward trade could be
conducted at still greater advantage, and with
large development, if lie vessels could load with
sugar and molasses in the West India ports for
direct consignment to Wilmington. They now
so 10 lAiladeAa or New York and must come
here, III ballast, for their calgocs Of meal.
Our city is well situated for tie operation of
sugar refining. Tor the shipment of the pro-
duets, North and South, we are on the main line
OF railway, and our communication Westward is
made very direc. by the Wilmington n Heading
road; willie our water facilities to all sections
are almost unequacl. If we could import the
raw sugar in vessels to be reloaded with corn
meal direct for the West Indies, we could pursue
the business under no disadvantage, as compared
with the rotiners Of Philadelphia in which it has
attained such great proportions. CAT Chester,
too, it has been successfully established. and
Jersey City is said TO have the largest refinery
IN the country. The buildings cover seven acres,
work mp three hundred boxes of raw sugar per
day, and employ constantly from three hundred
To fotir hundred hands.)
We call the attention OF the public to tie facts
mentioned. We have not the slightest doubt
that the operation Of sugar refining can be most
aiyantageously carried ON, i'll this city, and we
urge gentlemen of enterprise and means to le-
yelop the opportunity. 1t will help build MP the
foreign commerce for Which our harbor is so
eXecllen,ly adapted; ii will increase the already
great industrial operations OF busy city; and
it viii swell to new growth the work at onr IA
NOUS Mills on the l,randywine, whose tlorr and
meal have always enjoyed the highest reputation
III Tic West Indies.
The notorious Jim Fish, New Works we'll
dressed riiiian, and the distinguished Erie Rail
way pirate, has gone still little further in the
development Of lis iniquities. At his Grand
Opera House. ON Sunday evening, his new
| French opera bouifc troupe gave reheaIalia of
| the immoral bures1ue opera now running at
that theatre, z lie Petit Faust title rehear-
sal, says the World, WAS an almost complete
representation Of the opera, and the two hum
| bred people present seemed to think it charm
Ing method of passing Sunday evening.
|
| Tie Secretary of the Treasury has notified
| pr. Nolen Collector of this Port, that Board
Of Officers for the examination Of candidates for
admission into The lteyenue Marine service. is
now in session in Washington. Persons. pos
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
I'm Old Circus Lot mud Iting, Fourth and
Lombard streets.

The npulcni resources If this superb Capitalization
OF Archie Talent to delight and anlse are oi atit-
actcr quite new In this country. The cXhihitipiS
this season Will be enriched AMI adorned ly Fer
formers inimitable In their special rolts; ami The
splend0r ul the entertainments Will he enhanced by
every accessory Requisite to make them elegant III
style and finish, AMI magnificent In their general
character.
troupe is potent TO sustain the elevated standard OF
excellence acquired by this pUnnlar Circus
A pcrusal nj the annexed list OF famous ht'nfH
Will serve as ralnahle evidences to confirm M
PROMISE that the attained cncncc ali,i conspicuous
superiority ii Stpnc& Mnrray's circus viii he amply
maintained this season. Behold the attractions;
Exhibitions will BIO given Afternoon and Night
Commencing AZ and q, O'Clock. Doors open one
hour previous.
Admission 30 cents. Children under 10 years, N
cents.
@ln order crafty the innate desire implanted
In the human lnlnd for witnessing SENSATIONAL
SPECfAC LES, stone Y Murray viii Introduce two
new cNeittments, FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
lfr trst will "" presented 81 ii N 'riiing Of lhe
rSriti '.l3.ins, ih dc ieiNi iltsNh Strict
rNUhAMf, preceded u, M elegant band chariot,
,nLtaiAtHr i'rai. q. l.. itrry l,',ird orchestra
G.4sal, ..ijni. d. Ii. ilui. This rare sight viii ~
cirtunvcsted with too many w,Idursio be mnnleY
described ~ the limits Of newspaper advertise
ment, therefore, the reader Is referred to the rarhhr
Itself for additional particulars.
The Second Free Exhibition will he a marvellous
display of human intrepidity UP IN TIE AIR, ny
the during Flnamhust, Mile Jeanette Ellslcf, VINO
Will W IL from Tile ground to the apex OF the circus
pavilion, and return on slender wire.
This startling gratuitous performance Of c1nsln.
mate daring VIII commence about 1890, noon, AM
the unique nature Of tho feat cannot fail 10 COM
mand the attention Of the citizens Of this vicinity
.5- For details of these Dual Sensations sec tue
vailous Pictorial Descriptive Bills ami Programmes
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
Obituary.
Frederick Del, Sept. 26tll, 1870.


The venerable Robert Cooper Cirier, one Of
Americas most eminent and respected jurisis,
died at his residence in Philadelphia at an early
hour ON Monday morning, i'll the 77th year OF
his age.
Judge Gricr was born in Cumberland county,
PENNSYLVANIA, March 9TH, 1874. He was educated
at Dickinson College, where he graduated in
1872, Upon the death of Ills father, Rev. Isaac
Giier, lie took charge of his academy in North
umberland and in 1877 was admitted to the bar.
After practising for short time in Bloomsbury.
he removed to Danville in 1878, where he resided
for twenty years, pursuing lis profession with
great energy and success, until 1888, when he
was appointed by Governor ldtner president
judge Of Allegheny county. In 1913 Judge Giier
removed to Philadelphia, where he has resided
ever since.
On August it'll, 1916, President Polk appointed
him Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States in place of Justice Baldwin,
with distinguished ability, until December, 1869,
when advancing age and infrmity compelled
him TO tender his resignation.
DEATH OF EX-Gov. PACKER, or PENNSYLVANIA
Ex-Governor Packer died yesterday, Mt his
residence in Williamsport, aged sixty-four years.
Hon. William i. Packer was chosen Governor of
Pennsylvania at tho October election in 1857,
over David Wilmot, Republican, and Isaac
Iiazlehurst, American. He served as Governor
from January, 1858, until January, 1861, when he
was succeeded by Governor Curtin. Prior to his
election as Governor he had been State Senator
from the I.ycoming District, and had been printer
and editor, lie was a gentleman of pleasing
address and manners, and fine specimen of the
vigorous manhood OF the interior of the State OF
Pennsylvania.