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Middletown transcript., 1873-10-18

YELLOW FEyER.-The ravages Of the
yellow fever in some Of the cities of the
South are fearful At Shreveport,
La. there are still over four hundred ca
scs reported, aud so numerous have been
snd sill are the deaths that the little city
- rapidly becoming dspopula,ed. Dis
patches from Memphis, Tenn say tha,
NO adequate idea can be formed by people
st distance Of the terrible condition Of
things there. People die faster than they
esn be buried. Hundreds die unattended.
Bodies have, 10 many instances lain un-
esFed-for until partially decomposod. aud
at ose Of the burial places the stencil aris-
ING from the cofius awaiting irtcrment is
horrible. Nearly thousand persons have
died Of the fever since il first commenced
sad II still RACES. There is q great want
u eonpe,eut nurses. Some Of the phys
iciaps. after having laborcd long while
ja vain to stay the rsvages Of the per,ilence,
have given up in despair snd fed from the
VI fa,cd city.
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The Evangelical Alliance.

Tho delegates in attendance upon the
session Of tho Evangelical Alliance aro
having a glorious time. Invitations are
extended to them by the mayors and
councils Of oil the big cities; railroad
companies place special trains .. their
disposal; horses and carriages =Fc tender
ed to them for free rides over the cities,
and wherever they go they are toasted,
fesed and lionizcd. On Monday last by
special invitation large number Of them
visited Philadelphia. Immediately on
their arrival they were taken to lnde-
pcndcncc Hall where they were formally
received and welcomed to the city by
Judge Pierce on behalf Of the mayor.
Rev. II W. Beecber replied and short
addresses were made by several o,bors Of
the delegates. After reviewing the OBJ
jects Of interest in and around the Old
State House, they we're taken to the Con-
tincntal Hotel whero grand banquet
aud collation. had been spread for them
|. is useless to say that ample justice was
done to the table. for the guests were
mostly clergymsn.
In the evening a grand ovation was
given them in Horticultural Hall. which
had been handsomely decorated with flags
and flowers for the occasion. The SER
vices here were Of an exceedingly inter.
es,ing character, addresses being made
by several Of the most promiuen, dele
gates.
A short sketch Of the riac and progress
Of the Great Alliance would doubtless
prove interesting to our readers at this
time when its meeting in New York is
creating SO great sensation throughout
tho country: l, was organized in Lon
don in the year lsiG. about 500 delegates
from different Protestant denominations
being in attendance. The first General
Conference Of he Alliance, after its orga.
niza,ion was held in London in 1851; the
second, in Paris, in 1855 the third, in
Berlin. in 1857 the fourth, in Geneva.
in 1916; the fifth. in Amsterdam, in
1867 and the sixth. in New York, in
1873.
The frs. Conference in this country was
originally appointed to be held in New
York IN 1863. but it was postponed until
1870 a, the request Of the British branch.
and another postponsmcnt was made
necessary by the breaking out of the war
between France and Germany
AS large, comparatively, as the Al
lance was at its beginning it has con
tinucd to grow in favor and numbers un-
till it spreads throughout the entire
world and its influence for good is every.
where felt II will doubtless, be many
years before another General Conference
is held in our land
On Tuesday morning the delegates
left Philadelphia en- route for Washington
to pay their respects to President Grant.
who, had promised to treat them n litl,
better than he did the Presbyterian Gene
raj Assembly los, year aud stay a, home
to receive them.
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Maryland Affairs.

A pair Of young mules belonging to Hen
W Rowan. Esq, Of Sassafras Neck, were
chokcd to death in a singular manner, =
short time sgo. They were coupled to.
gcther to prevent them getting out Of the
6eld, end 10 attempting to 60 over q sap
ping. which was too strong for them. they
were caught by il rising and their heads
raised SO high that they were s,ranglcd.
The farm Of the hate John Smith. near
Cherry Hill, Cecil county. containing for
iy-three aud three quarter acres, was sold
last week to David 7. Devlin for 81. 500.
AT the same time the building on the
wharf, foot Of Bridge street. Elkton. known
rs the match factory. was offered for sale
bu, Withdrawn, there being no bidders.
A little three yesr old son Of Mr.. Hob
crison. Of Sassaf.n as Neck, fell out Of wa.
gon. in which he was playing. last week.
caught on the swingle-irec and injured
himself severely. His wounds were dress-
I'd by DR.. $ u Wills. and at last accounts
he was improving.
Henry Taimnn. who recently shot Tobs
Bonncwell ut Newtowp. Worcester county.
has been held to bail in the sum Of $500.
the magistrate deciding his offence to 10
an assault with intent to kill.
Mr.. John Cantwell, ono Of the Oldest
citizens Of Elk,on. died suddenly on the
9th instant. lie had been isdis posed for
some time previous. but not prevented
from attending TO business.
A schooner was launched ut Charles.
town. Cecil county, last week. for Me-
Cracken 4 Bro. to ply between North
East and Baltimore aud other psin,s. and
will carry about fifty tons
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CHURCHES.

Sr ASSs's Pnor. EriseopAl Rev. John Collins
Metabe, y, D.. Rector Divine ssrvice ON sun
days nj 1880 \. ". and I A r. ". Sunday
School a,9A.n. Lecture on fridays H Ar. \.
FoaEsr paesayrgH,AS, Rev. John Patton, d. d.
Pastor. Srrsi"c every Sunday at 10 80 4. Y.
and 30 p. ". Sunday School at sAn Lee
,ure on Wednesdays at 30 ? y. SUNDAY Schooi
ia the Chapel At Armstrong; Corner every Sun
day At 80 ".
MxrgnDlsr ErscorAL. Rev. Vaughn Smith,
Pastor. Service every Sunday NJ 10 30 4. y.
and T.4s ". Sunday School Al 8. 30 A. = and
?.3or.s. Prayer meeting on Thursdays =, IA.
P.n.
Cotonrp METHODIST, Rev. J. ". Brown, Pas
tor. ser,iee ever! other Sunday n, II. 80 A. H.;
,, and 3, p. Sunday School every Sunday Al
u Pm.
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An island in SCOTS Pond. ut Lonsaals,
r. l.. "iecame detached during the re-.
cent storm and drifled an eighth Of a mile
from its fornicr situation Aud the peo.
pie IRE congra,ula,iug themselves ,ha, i,
did become detached instead of dragging z
the entire State after il.
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Tvs PEAcm GsowERs' Mgrrlxa The
eetsseion Of our farmers and fruit growers
= ssesaily invited to the call Cor tbs meet
isg Il The Pcniusular Frui, Groxers' As
sssIaaiss. q Dover. nsst Tuesday This
~ dsslslsss Be very Interesting meet
~. 0sshssssampsion that YES arcely ev.
= hese tse fsilsres u the peach crop In
enssssaiss, sbsrs sill. 10 all probability
- hsgs sscp sezt yess. and 10 order 10
- - pssparstisss properly completed
R aeseeeiae ~ issis, u sesld bs bstsss
- esnnssss q eses. II 10 10 the lister.
/. - = ~ thsl NJ n'sssisg sbssh Be- veil
n1111oo. Il y ssssassssbls 70 lssss tie
~ ~ - asss y ! Nv. All sbo ssn
6 - ssnuss.
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DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
Meets for pras,iec every Monday evening a. .
,'clock, y. \.
POST OFFICE.

Ovrirg IIor.s.-0pess at q 10 A. n. and closes
at . p. n. every day, eHcrp, Sunday.
Msi!s for the North close a, 8 IS A. =, aad Is
r..
Mail for ihr South closes at llA.s,
Nails for Udcss. close at / 20 A. y. aud ! 30
r.N.
Nails 'm Warwick, Sassafras and Cecilton
clos. al II 20 A. n.
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FOR r e N T.

s1NIlE undersigncd offers foR RENT = good
L Dwelling. House containing coed rooms
and ccllnr. une Of these rooms has been new
ly fitted up. for store room. with counter and
shelves There 10 also good stable and smoke
house On the preinis .. This property 10 near
the centre Of the town Of Middieiown. Posses
sion given Immediately. For any information
In regard I, property, Inquire Of
SEWALL A. WHITLOCK,
Oct ii-inos Midds'sws, ~.
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President Grant tas issued his annual
proclamation designating Thursday. Nov.
9th. as day Of Thanksgiving. The
President speaks Of abundant barvests. =
good health. tranquility ct home and peace
with other nations as among the blessings
for which the people should be grateful.
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JOY

JOY
Joy comes TO cheer our life.
To giid our paths with pleasure
But grasp II as We may,
II will not last for ever.
There's Joy In woman's love.
There's Joy In fond cafesses;
There's joy which all can have
--Ts rssring 7b~sv m Dvssses.
Which Is the most beautiful. comfortable, and
l,w priced, Clothing 10 he found IN the City.
Bennett 4 Co, Tower Hall, 5is Market Street,
Philadelphia.
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T. A. McCLELLAND'S
A uction Room -

Buy your Furniture, Mattresses. &c. Of T. A.
McClrlland, iais Chestnut Street. Handsome
New Furniture for Parlors. bed Rooms and pi-
ming Rooms, nj Auction Sales, every Monday
aud Thursday, and sold AT Private Saiss Al Anc.
,ion Prices. All goods warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed and Shipped.
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STAGE LINES.

Stage for Odessa with U. 8. Mail. lsaves short
" after the arrival Of the u 35 a. \. nsd 81 =.
\. mail trains.
Stages for Warwick, SAssafrns and Ceciltou
leave shortly after The arrival Of ths II a6 :.
tsuin.
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Rome Is to have a new hotel on tho A.
msrican plan. with bar aud . Philodel-
phia clerk all complete. so that when stran-
gers 60 ,s Rome they need DO longer do
as the Romans do.
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RAILROAD.

Passenger trains going North leave At % A.
y. aud } SO ?. ~; going south. a II Is. A. n.
and 81 r.x. Freight trains with passenger
car attached, going North. leave at about 30
aud Aor. Nj going South, at about 80 aud
90 A. \.
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OFFICERS OF CITIZENS NATION.
Al. BANK

niaKcroRs. +. v Crawford. B Gibbs e.
u Ellison, u. 7. Big:s, John \. lie, nolds, Jas.
Cullerison, Henry Clayton, 4. Z. fcnimore, J
u. Cazi.r,
PnGsipESr j. V. Cta1f,rd
CASHIER Il iInlf
TsLLg.ss.-J. Is. Clarkson, John $. Crouch.
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Hon. s $ Cox was nominated by the
Tammany Hall Democrats. Of New York.
last wednesday. for Congress, TO Gil the
vacancy caused by the death Of Hon. Jas.
Brooks.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ |, A. Bender, do hereby give notice that
] shall apply 10 the Judges OF the cour, OF Gene
raj Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF Delaware, in and for the County OF New
Castle, at the November Term. A. D., isT3. for
a license to keep n tavern for the sale OF liquor
in School Dis,ric, No. G3 in Port Penn, 81. .Geor-
ges Hundred. and the following 'reeholdcrs rec
ommcnd The said application, TO wit:
J. 7 Carpenter, his
Isaac H. vandcgrifi WIN. x Giberson,
Hugh Fleming, mark,
John Irnrslev, Witoe,s-Johp Bender.
Conrad Z,cheis, u. u. Webb.
Thomas s Eaton, William e. Webb,
Simeon Lord, Y. p. Lougland,
7. u. Englc. Oct 1891
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NOTICE TO PEACH GROWERS.

The rrgu'ar fall meeting Of the Peniasular
Peach Growers Association will he he'd nt Dow
Or on Taesday the 2lst inst. All the members
are urgently requested 10 attend ~ business u
importance will be transacted.
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BUILDING AND LOAN.

MipplErowS B. L l.. Association Meets on
the frs, Thursday Of every month at o'clock,
r.. q
MrrrAL Loan ASSOCIATIONS OF MipuLs srows -
Meets On the third Tuesday Of every month u,
O'Clock, Pm.
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MASONIC

ADosinAa cuAprrR No g. r. A. ". MEETS in
Masonic Hall ON the seevud and fourth Fridays
Of every month nt o clock, r.n.
tsibS lopGg No. 5, A. =. A. ". Meets on
,hr hrst aud third Tuesdays of every month, a, 3
o'clock, r. ~, Masonic hall.
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Tho Secretary Of the Irish Laborers
Association. Mt London. writes to the press
that he has received from the United States
proposals Of engagement for 20. 900 men.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

Dlrn,sT No. 6o.--Aihcrt Pennington, Vim. II.
Cam, Hip Green. vlrrk
nstHicr Ao. r-E. r Evans, Chas. +. An
dcfson, ". J II. Lingo Clerk
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Business Iotals.

TAPE Worn. TApE WoRu, removed in \ FEW
hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine Ne Zee
asked until the entire worm, with head passes
Refer those afflicted to residents of the city whom
have cured, that had been unsucccssfuiiy treat
ed a, the Jefferson Medical College, on Tenth ST.,
had t.ken IN vain iurprniinss the so-callrd spe.
cities aud all known remedies. DR.. Il. =. Kun
kcl. No. 259 North Ninth Street. Philadelphia
The Doctor has been IN business for over 2s
years, aud is perfectly reliable. Call and sec
Advice free. Removed iapsworm from a child
six years old. measuring 20 feet. Al his Ufirc
can he seen specimens, some OF them over forty
feet In length. which have been removed in less
than three hours iiy taking one dose Of his med
icinc. Dr. kunkels treatment is simple safe AMI
perfectly reliable, aud no fee until the worm with
head passes DR. y, +. kuNkEL, $50 North
Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa. Consultation hy
mail or II, Office free. t39-3s
For the best -four and feed at low prices. call
on FOARD / tOMEGYS.
500 YARDS BEST PRINTS in remnants, suit
able for quilts, at II cents per yard n,
SM. REYNOLDS.
For the celebrated Monitor and Lykens Valley
Coal at low prices, call on
FoARD h CoMEGYs.
can be had on application nj the TaAsscRirr o.
fee
For tho celebrated Hamilton Seed and Phos-
phs,e Drill at Manufacturers prices. call on
fUARD CuMEGYS.
Labels for books, packages. boxes. &c. print
ed on tine rummcd paper, eau Lc had a, Ids cSicc
OF the TaAsscairr.
For wm. VI. Bells superior Drain Tile at man.
uiacturer prices, call on fUAkp 4 CUMEGIS.
Business Cards, Letter and Bill ilctds are
printed at the TRAS-cRirr office AS neatly aud
clicnply MS can be done elsewhere
For the Hagcrs,own Grain nri Phosphate
Dii!l, call on fuAkD tUNEGlS.
For all kinds of job printing 10 to the TsAs-
scnrr uhlcc.
Ne. : Maekerel, sii 90 rer barrel
:, N. RkfNOLpS.
Potc.lain-ined Kr,,lcs Fruit Jars and, Cans
Jelly Tumhlefs with aud wnhou, covers, at
$. VI. REYNOLDS.
iHack ieAs, 'oci ppc, 'Se hhh ~ per pound
=, NJ REl SuLDS.
Thousands Of promising ,ou,hs. of both sexes,
go down 10 uniiusl, graves. from pcuc al drbi-
Wy aud weakness, who might hc saved by tori-
g. ing their systems with iron. The Peruvian
syrup is nm Iron Tonic prepared expressly 10 sup
ply this yiializing element and is the only prep
ara,on of iron that will Hssim iaie at once with
the blood.
One hundred doz soft finish White Spool Cot
ton Tor ih. Sewing Machine, IS cents per doz 5
cents per spool, ~ =. ". REYNOLDS.
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DIRECTORS OF TOWN HALL CO.

j Cox, Pres Sam'i Ptning,on. Sec; J II.
Hail, Treas; X. a. Cochran, Thos. Massey, Dr.
wm. II. Barr, and u. T. Lockwood.
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WANTED-An active, intelligent nor, 10
w learn 'he printing business. Apply At
Oct i8--n. THfS OFFICE
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|. q. q. Z.

Coop SAsARirAS ioeGx No. .. Meets every
Thursday evening ~ y clock. Lodge Room, In
Cochran Hall, No. 4? Cochran Square.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
john 4 Reynolds.
TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY.

John =. Cochran. Pres: Henry Davis, Treas. :
Sain'l Pennington, Sex; B Gibbs, James kaneIy,
Il. T. Cochran, ! vacancy.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

DAnos i.opoE, No ~. Meets every Friday
evening at o clock. Lodge Room IN The Town
HALL
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NOTICE.
~ I, Wins D. Wallace, do hereby give notice
that shall apply TO the Judges Of the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace aud Jail Delivery
OF the State Of Delaware, in aud for the County
Of New Castle, nj the November Term, A. d.
1873, for license to keep tavern called tho 81.
Georges Hotel, ~ ST Georges. New Castle coun-
~, and the following frecholdcrs recommend the
said application, viz:
A. W. Bidalc, J. u. Howe,
J. 7. MrWhnricr, Joseph Gnrmsn,
g. II. Mcwh whorier, Eli Biddir
Vim N S,arkert, = b. Sutton.
Joseph 3. Re, nolds, " II Benz
William II, Newton, J. V. Char.
Albert .. Newton, Joseph iIeisel,
Thomas bird. oct "a ~
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Wliddlrtomn lirtttorn.
CORPORATION OFFICERS

Tows COMMISSIONERS II, T. iiurn, President /;
J H. Sco~ irick, Secretary John B. Roberts, 5.
|, stephens. ! Vacancy.
As.EssnR --Charcs H. Anderson.
TagAsrREH Dew L. Maker.
Jrs ricg or InE PgAcg. --pcW. e. Walker.
tossrAELs AAp PuLcgnAS. John " HAYES.
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t1eu Advertisements.
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County. Oct. 10th, 1873.
rpon the application OF William ". Thomas,
adninis'nior ~ John Thomas, late Of Appoqaiu-
imiuk Hundred 10 said County. deceased II 10
ordered and directed hy the Register thai the Ad-
minis TRAITOR aforesaid, give notice Of the granting
OF Letters OF Administration upon the Estate Of
the deceased, with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 bc posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters In six Of
the most public places Of ihr Counts of New Cas-
tic, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate 10 present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly in sueh tase made and prov ID
ed. Aud also cause the same to bc inserted with
In the same period in the MIppLgrows TRANS
cHirr, newspaper published In Mddlciown, and
to be continued therein two months.
Given under The hand and Seal Of Of
fee OF the Register aforesaid, nj New
Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid
the day and year above written.
y. GIBBS, Register.
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One hundred doz. soft finish White Spool Cot
ton for ,h. Sewing Machine, 5s cents per doz 5
cents per spool, ~ y. ". REYNOLDS.
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Middi.,own nursery aud rrnit rnr,n.

+ I, Cochrnn, Esp, Nlycriiscs large and
carefully prepared stock OF Fruit trees aud Plants
for sale u, his Mii1le,oan Nursery aud Fruit
Farm, for hc tall Of 1873 aud spting of 1874.
Persons who intend 10 plant orchards this tall
would very materially consult their interests by
calling on Mr.. Cochran Tor their trees. Mr. C.,
is mol only a thorough aud practical uurstryman
but he is also y practical farmer aud ffut.gtow-
er, and what canuot he said Of all other nur-
scrymcn, plants lat.cl, Of his own trees, and
recommends only such ms he knows from per-
sonaI experience. are what he SAWS they are, and
persons Who purchase OF him can rely upon get.
ting hrst-class stock
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sssas Bss i'easssss.

r. u. Cochran. ESQ, sent us basket Of pota-
tocs, . fcw days ago, that he grew on his
Reading farm, near town. They were Of the
Peerless variety sad sight Of them would bs
enough 10 raise an iSishmans Aehting blood 10
fever heat for the honor OF ''Onid ireland" Il
only took cighiscn VI them 10 gu 4 peach basket.
How that for 'praties?"
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the decreased must present the same duly at,ested
10 the Administrator on or before October 10Th,
1874, or abide the sAei OF Assembly in such ease
made and provided. wM ". THOMAS,
Appnrss-Nor,h East, Nd. Aiminis,raior.
Oct ls-2mos
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altddlet0svn ia nk.

A silly rumor has been in circulation during
the present week that the Citizens National
Bank OF Mddlciown held number Of Northern
Pacific bonds We nro assured by the directors
that there is no truth whatever 10 the story
That bank has not and never did have dollar $
worth Of that stock. People who are afraid Of
hiddleiown bank are OF that class Who could lie
scared by their own shadow. There are no
sonndcr banks in the country than those OF
udrssn and Middlciown. They never once du-
ring the panic ceased 10 pay all checks presented
against them, and have never been In the least
trouble.
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RsisRsess.

Divine service will be held %. W an 81.
Auncs r. y. Church OF this town tomorrow
morning and evening.
Bishop Scott will preach ia the N. E. Church
OF Middletpwn Tomorrow, tSuHday.)
DR.. Patton will preach In the chapel At Arm
strong . Tomorrow afternoon.
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SAMPLES sent hy mail for jnc that retail quick
FOR $40 X l. Wutcorr tsl Chatham square, NY
IMPORTANT NurIt'E -Wc employ persons
j everywhere 10 write Tor us. ooh pav For
situation address imnc iitiry cnrlo.in. ~ r,.
tor instructions, cite, Historical Bureau, sun
willie IA.
GENUINE wAi.rtftM WATCHES sEvr &.
q. u. The test and cheapest in the Aofld. and
the most accurate. illustrated price list snd low
csi rates sent free. Address FULLER 4 co.
- Boul street, New York
The Magic Comb = NJ, MI 9,,"s' sss ar; ~.
rnlurcl hir~iu a permanent black or brow aud
rnot ,ins NO poison Trade supplied 1T low rates
Address MAGIC COME co. Springfield. Mass
&C a NJ PHO Rim r."
The Great Discovery for the iinmtdiatc reli,f
AMI cure If Rhrnnaii.m Ncurngn. Spr,ins
Rrsis.s, Pains. Strains, sin loin's Sne.iings
Inf tnnniinns lluuinns th,arrh Sr II will not
grrnsr or stain. ani Tor the toilet is laxury in
every family. Thousands will and NOW testify
10 its g-rni mrriis fri H. Price per hottie %
cents REUBEN IiuiT, Prop ap3 Gr ,cuwirh
slrcvt. New York.
The highest Medical aushor,'ies ~ r ssrY-
.ay the sirongss, Tonic. Purifier und Deobstfu.
en-, known 10 the medical world is
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Thousands Of promising ouihs. OF both sexes,
go down To uniiu,ly graves, from genera drbii-
ny aud weakness, who might hc saved By forii-
I, ing their systems with iron. The Peruvian
syrup is nm Iron Tonic prepared expressly 10 sup
ply this vinliIing tlcnrui, aud is the only prep
araiiou of iron that will nssimilaie at once with
the blood.
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Black Teas, aoc, Gpe, i5c, and 5 per pound
s. N. REl SULDS.
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nanasay aud serious Accident.

On Wednesday of last week Cspt. Maxwell $
horse, Of Delaware City. which was attached To
his carriage occupied by two young ladies, Miss
Ford and Miss Kate Rcybola, suddenly becacine
frighteLs and nnmsnagcahe aud ran away over
turning and tearing the carriage 10 pieces and
hurting the two Young ladies and coachnian
violently TO the ground. All three were bndly
hart, especially Miss Ford who was seriously
injured. Drs Kemp and fromhcrger were called
In and rendered all the assistance In their power
TO alleviate the sg!lefngs Of the unforiunaies.
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Potc.lain-iined k.,,lcs Fruit Jars and, Cans
Jelly Tumhlcrs with aud wnhou, covers al
=. VI. EfSULUS.
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For all kinds of job printing 20 10 the TsAs-
sCHIrr Ufcc.
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For the Iagcrsiown Grain ari Phosphate
Diil, call on fuAlD a tUMLolS
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Mssss'. c,osAi~s House.

We would mos, cordially invite the attention
OF our readers 10 the Fall advertisement OF Ed.
ward Moore which appears ON our fourth page To-
day. This Is one OF the oldest Clothing Houses
on the peninsula and IL II Is not only old but /,
Is perfectly reliable. Mr.. Moore has sold cloth.
Ing at the same old stand for n great number oi
years, aud whoever wants good suit Of Winter
clothes n the most reasonable rates at which
they can lie sold, and wants to get What no pay
for let him GO 10 Moorc's and he " III get II.