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Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
Selett poetrp.
A CHILD'S THOUGHTS AT SUN.
SET.


.Ader the sun rent 10 bed, Igue's ht any,ls M
hare iet the door open, Tor ne light shons sm,
See, father, how the light shines out
just as il did before
The angels, when the sun went in,
Forgot 10 shut the door.
And now 1t shines up there so bright
While here It's geiiing dark;
Aud ses the angels in the light!
They re singing father, bark
o, il were m angel, pa,
Each nigh, d spread my wings,
Aud hy, and hl my apron full
ol siars--ihose pretty things
| wish had elousii 10 make
wreath around my head,
To ligh, us when NC stay awake
After the suns abed.
See how they open all around,
Aud shining, smile on me
ifaH hc prong 'idf Us 90 dryhi,
a. ,rhdf masf h,grsn BE-
wish so much that could nase
That bright cloud iur a seat,
Aud the warm, happy sdn to shine
50 soft upon my feet.
Do le, me 90 there, dear papa,
Aud help the angels sing
The, re standing in the doorway, now,
A joyous happy riag
Aud see oh, see the light shines yet,
Bright as it did before
guess the angels ii forget
Papa, - shut the door
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Papa, didn'. you whip me once for
biting TommyT'
Yes, my child and you hurt him very
much"
well. then. papa. you ought IN vhip
sisters music teacher. too; Be Bit sister
yesterday afternoon right on the mouth.
and know il hurt her. bseasss sks pua
her arms around his sssk and tried y
choke him"
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NALUE or t,ouo kEPurArioS.-A
Young man had volunteered, and Was ex-
peciing daiy to be ordered to the seat II
war Onc day hi. mother gave him an
urpaii hill with the money aud asked him
to pas IL When he returned home at
nigh, she said "pii you pay ,hs, billf"
lc,. he answered In few days tho
lin was sent in second time =
thought. she said TO her son. that yos
paid this really don, remember.
mother. you know haze hni so many
things on my mind y :. Bu, you said you
dii a" We'll. he answered. III said
did did lie went away. and his
mother tcok the bill herself to the store
The young man hadbeen knoSn in the ,owl
all hi, life aud what opinion was held ofhim
,hi, will show II am quite sure" she
said, ',ha, my sou paid thus bill some days
ago; he has been very busy since. and has
quite forgotten about it, bu, he tcla me
that day tina, he had. and be says il he
said then that he had. he is quite sure
that he did Well : said the man. Il for
got abou, il; but il b. ever said he did.
he did
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His thunders hushed. his eye - din,
Mobilier put head on him.

Mobilier put head on him.
His remains will be projected" Ii .
metallic caskst. A ous-hurse fuperal %.
nounccd befeaftcr.
Patterson. James W, Of New Hamp.
shire. died Of e. NJ. (his Iufferisgs drew
tears from his friends; be persisted 10 the
end in supposing !, was u different com.
plainD; aged fifty years.
Peaceful be rriah's siumber,
fieep-cd he is In burial low;
Thirty shares his coffin cumbsr,
How II is yourself you know.
Mourning By Senators fr thirty days.
A granite sarcophagus will enclose the
mummy.
Schofeld, Glenni w. Of PenusyIvsuia,
died Of c NJ. (passcd of quie,ly). sgsd
ff,y-thrce.
Hoax Ames, the Ancient mariner,
Stopped Navy srhoded bland,
lie held him with his gli,icr,ng eye
And with his skinny hand,
Then Schofeld did belish thing
And 1t did work him wo
His ten shares clipped him ON the wing
And laid the Quaker low.
Pennsylvania papers please copy Fu.
neral at an early day. Music By the
band: down in a coal-mine."
Wilson. Henry. Of Massachusetts,. dieu
Of Q, NJ. (great hopes were entertained Of
his recovery. sgcd sixiy-oue.
His sinnings long time be bore,
Like martyr on rock,
Till bad Hoax Amcs, Of sinful games,
Had eascd him Of his stock
His sole had me- er into the void been cast
Had he ''waxed' firm and stuck unto his last"
Na,ick Mass papers please copy. Me-
mortal services n, Faneui! Hall No Irish
need apply.
Wilson. James f. Of Iowa, died Of c.
NJ. astonishing rybody. he had hi,h.
eiio enjoyed such excellen, health); aged
for,y.fyc
Tears, idle tears, he knew not vha, they meant,
But counted them three dollars for share
They hiotted oui lille we ,lfrrghi we'll spent
All was hi. sweetness nothing bu, snare7
Rev. DR.. Newman viii conduct the ser
vices and preach the pancgyric from his
campaign notes. Free lis, entirely sus-
pended.
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Uncle l. - Now, Sammy, tell me- have
you read the beautiful story Of Joseph 2"
Sam---"Oh yes, uncle
Uncle" Well, then. what wrong did
they do when they sold their brother ?"
sam-"They sold him too cheap, un-
Gle think .
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Coal sella in Milford at from IS rs 10 $6. These
are about the same prices demanded in this city.
farmer from Murderkill Neck, Kent Co..
Gays the corn prospect never was better in that
locality.
Ebenezer Jacobs. an old colored man, died
near frankfort, Sussex county, on Tuesday last,
81 years Of age.
A lot for the location OF the Milford Academy
has been purchased, and ths enterprise is likely
to become a success.
Tomlinson L Co. are erecting large and sub
stantial steam saw mill at Robbins station j. q
B. r. r. The Company is an Incorporated one
having been chartered by the last Legislature.
The July interest due the State by the juno
ton and Breakwater Railroad has not yet been
paid. II is now over month due, and the com
pAny ia trusting to the peach shipments to gel
the funds to meet it.
The Milford Fruit Drying Factory (Alden) has
recently dried about 400 bushels per week, o.
small fruits, and il is now commencing OF
peaches. The last seasons stock has all beer
disposed of at good prices, except the applet
which are now 10 as good condition AS wheI
| they came from the screens.
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REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THE BOARD. LAST
NoHr-rHE DRAINING OF THE CELLARS IN MARY
LAND AvEEuE-A ORE WARD NuIsAEcE.
The Board of Health met In regular session
last evening, Mir. Buziue, In the absence of
President Mccall. presiding.
The Fifth, Seventh and Tenth Ward Commit
tees we're continued on all nuisances under their
supervision.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. ThAtcher'a
name was added to the roll, as member rrem
the Seventh Ward, dating from August I'd.
Mr. Buzne presented the bill Of SpeakmAn &
Bros, $500 Tor draining the cellars of the seven
houses on Maryland Avenue, near the Reading
depot, as ordered by the Board.
The motion to allow the bill and draw an or
der for the amount. gave rise to lengthy dis
cussion. Speakman 4 Bros, for the privilege
of connecting the drains with the city sewer, had
been required TO paya fee OF SIC per house:
This amount was not specified in the bill, and
the discussion was as 10 whether they could as
sess the face of the bill to the owners Of the
property, and afterwards assess the amount paid
for permits. 1t was also asserted that the fnan-
ces we're low and that the Board had no right to
order the work done.
Finally the bill was referred to the Tenth
Ward Committee, with instructions to report
fully ct the next meeting.
The Eighth Ward Committee reported nui
sanoe, consisting of stagnant water In an alley
between Ninth and Tenth and Wilson and Wal
abatement
Dr. shortlidge called attention to serious
nuisance existing in Lsmmott street, Ninth
Ward caused by the depositing, in the street,
of the waste water OF several dwellings, aud the
refuse dye stuffH from the Arlington mills. II
the street was curbed and paved and guttered
there would be some channel to carry of thit
refuse matter, and therefore the Doctor moved
that the Board authorize the Ninth Ward Com
mittee to have the street curbed and guttered
At present he said there are several cases OF
typhoid fever in the heighborhood, and if the
nuisance is not abated, frightful epidemic viii
be the result.
A discussion ensued, many Of the members
declaring that the property owners sho uld first
be notified to abate this nuisance. II they re-
fused then let the Board have it Rbated, aud
charge the cost to them.
Finally motion was adopted, instructng the
Ninth Ward Committee TO notify the parties t
have the nuisance abated at once.
On motion, the Board adioined.
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Central Presbyterian church, King street near
Eighth. j. p. Conkey pastor. Services on Sab
bath at 1915 A. NJ. and on Wednesday at y p.
NJ. Church sabbath School ct 8 A. NJ, and p.
NJ. Sabbath School in Gilbert chapel, corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets. Subject Of dis
cussion to morrow " A Weeping Savior"
The West Presbyterian church will be open
NJ, p. OTIS, pastor Subject for the sermon al
1917 A. M, The New Birth without which life
is failure" Subject for the evening sermon
" The good and faithful servant to be known BY
his weil-doing" The public are cordially invited
will meet at lola. NJ, and the usual meeting il
the evening at ~ O'Clock. All are invited.
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s.y-E. z. KUNKALls BIqThR WINE or Iron

- n n. n UNhhLS bfJThR WINE Or IRON
e. y. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
will effectualy cure liver complaint jaundice dys-
pppsa chrome or nervous debility, chronic dlarrea
disease of the Kidneys and all diseases arising from
u dlBOrdered liver, stomach or tntestnes; such rs
constipation, natulence, inward piles fulness Of
Olood 70 the head, acdlty OF the stomach, nausea,
heartburn, disgust for food fu Ines or weight In
stomach, sore eructatlons, sinking nuttering at
The pit OF the stomach, s~imming Of the head huT-
rled or difficult breathing, nutterng of the heart,
choking or sutOcatng sensations wnen In a lying
posture, dmneBs of vision, dots or webs before the
sight, dull pain la The mead, deficiency of perspira
tion yollowneas OF the skin and eyes. pain In the
side, back, chest limbs DC, sudden bushes OF heat
burning in the flesh, constant lmaglnings of evil
ana great depress ion OF spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hol.
&c stimulent and all Injurious ingredients, and are
pleasant 10 taste and smell mild in their operations
will remove impurities from the body and give
health and vigor to the frame.
Beware of counterfets. The genuine ia sold only
in 81 bOttles.
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. T. f.
hi NkkL, Proprietor, NO. zo9 North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa
For sale In Wilmington by Z. MeInall, Jr Second
ami Market, E. Bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market
II. K. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
AS Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. d Q. Shoema
her, Smith Painter, W. Z. Williams, Ninth aaC
Market streets and L. NJ. England, cor. Sixth anC
LOMBARD streeH- oct30-ly-16
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LErrERs FReHs TNE PsePLE,


CARD TRox SPECIAL OFFICER sAoos.
10 DC Editor Of he Commercial:
The writer in yesterdays COMMERCIAL vAe
suggssts that persons who wiah 70 know about
the police should apply to me, probably wishes
to do me an injury. want Il understood that
have nothing to say against the police ! and
Torrance of my duties as 9 special officer de-
Ponds very much on the good feeling Of the reg
uiAr force toware me, and don't want anybody
10 try to maks bad feeling between them and
me, BY false intimations like that of "Oitizen,
Yesterday. WILLIAM II. BACON.
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PsOrLR OFTEN WONDER
HOW IT Is
THAT BABCOCK q BRO.

b. 80 much business when other houses are 81
Eiu l. The facts OF the matter simply as follows
Let We advertise only what we have for sale.
2u. We have for sale what we advertise.
81. The people bug our shoes because they are
pleased with the styles we make.
an. The people are satisfied that they get full
Value for the money they leavs with us and they
coDe again and send their friends, and 80 the null
plicetiun Of sales aud customers have gone on IN
Il ia ess than Six years OF constant application and
h III Work, we have built up trade that far ex.
cseds any in wilmington.
VIC invite everybody to call and see II the above
are not stubborn facts at 2O6 and 2Os Market street
Wilmington, DEL
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Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. L o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, K. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o. OF G. T., at 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
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REAL ESTATE SALES In SUSSEX CoUNTY.-Wm.
Dodd near Rehoboth Beach, has sold his Thomp-
sons Island farm to a Mr.. Ellis, of New York
city, for 81, 600.
The same gentleman has also bought the Bur-
ton Farm, lylng on Rehoboth Bay Of it's present
occupant. Mr.. Thos. M. IlVAlne, at &c. 900. II
is said that summer boarding houses will be
erected on both these farms.
DR.. John Wood, near Nassau, in Sussex, has
recently sold horse for 81 300 to Philadelphia
gentleman, and with the cash thus procured
bought the Alfred Burton farm, adjoining his
home place,
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ES-Sylpan SprinIs-Chas, Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant pace OF resort has been neatly nLted up
iOr the reception Of individual visitors pcnic,
sot'lal parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, ana ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
Iuits, &c. will pc sold TO all who desi,e them No
IN oXifating liquors will be sold on the ground He
viii also continue his popular stand at second and
Market where the above named luxuries may be
bat during the season also, at his residence Sixth
aud orange, where he will be pleased 10 see mis-
mILl ,fieds and the public generally.
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gartnershiu aJatires.

N IssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE : the
~ Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Geo Richardson and Edward w Hopes trading
under the firm name Of Richardson Hopes, Hard
ware Dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
The business OF the late firm will be settled by
Edward W Hopes, who will continue the business
at tile old stand, No 81 3 Market and 1902 and 800
shtpley street, wilmington, Del
GEO RICHARDSON,
EDW W HooPES
J.ly list, 1sT9-tf
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DOUBLE FUNERAL.-The funeral Of the Misses
Mcdowell, of McDowelvill0. whose deaths 30
near together was mentioned in the COMMERCIAL
on Thursday, took place this morning. They were
buried in the Catholic Cemetery, long process
sion following them to their final home. The
bodies were conveyed in separate hearses side
by side, behind which double train OF carriages,
more than square in length, moved. Their
burial was as sadly sorrowfuI az their death.
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The BERKs COUNTY R. R-A representative OF
the Reading Times in company with the direc-
tors, on Friday last went over the line of the
Berks County (W. Il II. extension) Il. r., and
after noting the progress made upon the road,
by sections, says: Upon the whole the work
done so far is very satisfactory, and Messrs
Bushong and Lerch feel confident that the road
will be finished and in running orderlto Lenharts-
vile by December next Nothing will be left
undone on their part to bring about 30 desira-
BILE q contamination.
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William Stewart and Thomas Hinesley charged
with an assault on Ohas. Freeney, colo:ed, were
held in $500 each for court These are said to
have been the ringleaders in the threatened
reported yesterday. They belong to the Church
Street Rangers" and not to Hedgevie.
Robert Grigg and James Walls, for drunken
ness, were each fined so cents and costs.
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Es-TAPE F0RhI TAPE WORN !-Removed
ia few hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine.
No Zee asked until the entire worm with head il re.
mJved; can refer those afflicted 10 patients whom
nave cured, that have been treated by noted Phys-
cALs OF TINS country and Europe, had been treated
moAths in Medical Col. ges; had taken Dr. JayRe's
kpecinc Turpentine and all known remedies. DR.
j. b. Oh rry, 254 N Ninth ST, Philadelphia. VIII
Oe at the Washington Hotel, Wilmington, every
Monday from s, A. M tos, p. NJ.
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Conn IN SussEx-The Milford Netos says that
in the interior of Sussex. county, on the well
worn white clay grounds there is little or no
corn on the sandy soils the early crop is in-
jured seriously by the drought, but in the swamp
lands there never was a better prospect. The
dry weather gave them opportunity to get the
land well cultivated, and this insures them now
a big crop. The Peppers, Josiah Marvel, the
Houstons, and many others will have ship loads
of it if the season continues favorable, This,
with the fruit now going to market, will make
times lively in that locality.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA DARE DEvILs."-A crowd
of roughs infest that portion OF the city beyond
Eleventh Street Bridge, aud by their acts Of i'm.
pudence and violence they are becoming gener-
ally feared. They have taken up their abode in
the shAnty al Brandywine Station, sleeping un
der the platform. They call themselves the
PENNSYLVANIA Dare Devils"
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MERELY MEKTIoRED.

The place to get the worth Of your money is q
7. +. Penningtons shoe store, 9Th and orange sss.
Try T. r. Pennington when you want custoE
pair of boots and shoes-9th and Orange SITS.
Fine weather In desirable and so are good Boot
and shoes; for these CAL at T. F. PenningtonsI sth
and orange SITS.
Still another reduction, in the prices OF Laced
Lasting Buttoned and Laced CATERS, 10 reduce oul
large and IN, quaed stock ct Babcock q Bros, w
and POS a, keL Stleet.
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The CoLIMA. Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
lima built at Chester, went on her trial trip on
Thursday last under the direction OF Mr.. Marsh
land. She ran from about half mile below the
works at Chester to Chrisiiana creek in As min
utes, and from New Castle to Chester in one
hour and forty minutes. The machinery worked
we'll. To-day the Colima left for New York, fol
service en- the line for which she was built.
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"A Great Horror Done Away With -H0ueeclean-
inR is great horror ~ nine men out of every tea.
When that time &C mes the Z" men foIksH as a rule,
give tse domestic hearth " wide BERTH Oceans
OF suds--the product OF tens Of soRp-fairly nood
eve part OF the house. The women, from the
and what with the discomf n, the smell of suds and
the dampness, and not unfrequently sickness, the
pr0du Of colds and Overwork, matters are gener-
ally Ill agreeable. The simple use OF tapolto in-
stt al of soap does away with all this discomfort
IL hghteDs the labor hundred per cent because II
rem ives dirt grease, stains and spots with hardly
any labor, and bu little water and In one-tenth the
usual time.
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TN Nov for Summer.-The Water days are past,
Enough the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased to blow, and our city tailors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. MIR. JonH Ii. Nuhlhausen, at al6 King
street, especially. has laid In beautiful STOCK u
coatings Vehtngs cassimeres &c, for Spring and is
ready u receive orders from his usual we'll dressel
Gus .Omers lie Is also having his store papered and
painted So that evs rythng looks as bright and fresh
a. q lew gUid dollar.
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ANOTHER PROSPECTING PARTY.-The Chester
Republican says that report has it that the
agents of another large ship-huilding establish
ment in Ireland have been here to prospect
which to erect shops, and dwellings necessary
for their workmen.
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SALES BY REYNOLDS IL Co.-Messrs Reynolds
Il Co.. Real Estate Agents, No. 915 Market at. I,
report as the sales Of the present week, the fol-
lowing: House and lot on Pine street, for JOS
Il. Messick, 81 500; house and lot on Union st.,
for Daniel Lynch. $500; stable and lot on Union
on Union street, for Daniel Lynch, 5000; lot on
18th street near Scott for Daniel Lynch, $50;
6 lots on 10th street. for Alex. Cha .kson, 1896.
They have also effected loans on real estate for
parties amounting to %, 900.
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COLLISION. - The 6:45 q. m. train from Phils-
delphiA, collided with shifting engine No. /, yes
terday morning. at the foot Of Lord street. For
tunafely no damage was done beyond the aplint-
ering OF the bumper and smashing Of the head
light on the shifter,
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NEW YORK ExcURsIoNIsTs IN PoRT.-A steam
yacht from Now York. arrived in port, last even
ing, at 6 O'Clock, en- route for the BreAkwAter.
After recruiting their stores, they left at
o'clock. Several ladies' we're among the party.
The Breakwater seems TO grow in popularity as
a resort for fishing parties.
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Re- DO not KGit THIS warm weather, for q custom
er made pair Ut seasonable cool walking shoes, or
CATERS tut 20 whore you have q large stock OF
re0dy-m WORK TO select from, as good az custom
madr. MOst OF our ready. made work has been made
sp ciay fCr VI own sales and we can guarantee
u rlm- every one good ut, from our large and
tOmS!e;e 3 Lck Call and sea at BabcOck d Bro 3,
VOC and 2li5 Market 3 rect,
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~ For io,s o. Ppetle, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
III preston Il Spirits and General Debility, In their
various 10 m. FtIro Pnosphated Elixir OF Calssaya
mtde ~ Rswei, Hazard q Co New York, and sold
by all DIR ggists il the best tonic as a stimulant
ME Tor pNtieLts recovering from fever or other
sckntss II bas no equal. II taken during the sea-
son II ev, Ute lever and ague and other lntermit
sent fevrFs
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The LENAPE ExcURsIoN.-The Lenape Social
Excursion by moonlight, last evening was well
managed and very pleasant affair. About SOu
persons comprised the party. and they all de-
scribe it In glowing terms.
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The PoRr DEPoeIr AND COLUMBIA r. R.-The
contractors on the Columbia and Port Deposit
r. R., are rapidly finishing up their work, and
in two or three months the whole line will b.
graded, and il the Pennsvlvania railroad is dis
posed te put the road into operation, there il
nothing to prevent it's being placed in running
order by next spring.
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Down THE STATE-The travel down the Della
ware r. r. WAS again immense, this morning,
requiring train OF twelve cars-nine passenger
and three baggage and express-to accommodate
it. There were 100 pieces OF baggage put upon
the train ct Philadelphia, and rs additional pieces
at this depot. The cars we're all flled and 1t is
astonishing to note the rapid increase in travel
over this road