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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
RESPONSIBILITY FOR A COLLISION.

John Muney, owner of the schooner u. IL
Murney which was sunk in Long Island Sound on the
night Of July TO- 1872 owing collision with the YES
sci Sylvester Hall. brought action to recover dam
ages and Judge Benedict Of Brooklyn rendered deei
ion yesterday which concludes as follows:
The case as find il, Is that OF two ygsa Is meeilnsl1
clear night eud on both free end able 90 oft SO - ~
avoid the other the bound 90 the westward runs
into the bows OF the other without attempting TO aYod
her. and In act, without seeing her az all owing " h9
want or "a lookout The bound ca tle westward, ana
equally bound 70 port IL she saw the othtr a. M suo
no change of course. gave 40 hail what Ner, ; td "a
until her bows were stoyc by the collision. bJ, N'h
out excuse, neglected to obey Ru.e .. wbeai u b; -
been yed Oy either would have prevented i1t a'Sf
dent ana both vessels being II FAINT the "a t' 4te'
iug must De appord5ned. decree IS 10 90 tI''I'u
accordingly
Wilcox 4 Hobbs for 'hcliGnts; Eyarts, sonillLayd "
Cno4te for RESPONDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
PANIC on A FERRY ROAT

A collision in the East River, yesterday morn
ing created panic crowded ferry boat but all the
passengers escaped uninured. The ferryboat George
Law Of the Brdgest ferry left her slip the Brooklyn
side at s:a5 On emerging from the slip, she en-
countered strong food tide with which she drifted
suddenly up the river The tide proved so strong that
the ferry-bOat became In measure unmanageabe, and
though the engines reversed. she ran
across the course OF a heavily laden coal barge,
lowed by two tugs. Tho vessel struck her
paddle-bOx, carrying away n large portion OF H.
In the cabin Of the ierrybOat tho mhers OF tho wall
aud plddle-bOx crushed and broken while many
OF the thrown about la disorder II thu TO
had Dccu no warning OF the approaching danger many
would have been killed or injured IL IL stated by pas
sengcrs that deckhand Of the Law instrumental
In saving the lives Of many, AS upon seeing that col
lisiOn was inevitable, he rushed into tho ladies' cabin
gave the alarm and even drove out two OF the
frightened PASSENGERS The ferry boat Idaho OF the
Roosevelt line went to the assistance OF the Law and
tOwed Lor 90 the slip whence she started The barge
seriously injured. She cleared herself
from the broken tnlcrs Of the Law ana kept on her
course. Tue damage will probably not exceed $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
A NOVEL WILL CASE.

In 1854, Charles Fox, a wealthy and eccentric
shoe dealer, who lived on Thrdaye., made will IN
which he bequeahed all Of his property, real and per
sona valued at about O TO the Government OF the
United States pay part OF the national debt. The VIII
contested about two years ago IN the surrognes
Courtby the nephews and neces of the testaor Who are
very poor and live tenement houses IN Brook the
ground that he not of sound mind and memory ana
that the could not accept beQuest OF real
estate Surrogate Hutchings decided that the esator
was OF sound mind and memory, but that the Govern
nent could not accept bequost Of real estate The case
was taken to the Court OF Appeals, aud the surrogate
decision was there affirmed Edwards Pierlepoht ioi
the United states Government and Aar0nJ. Vanderpoel
and Mr.. Flynn for the contestants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
VESTIGES OF RING RULE
u,pUrr FRAUDS UNEARTHED.

FAIsE-swEARING CLERK GUSTS AN UNIT fi-NDiN"
sr,NnuotDrp-. MARKET PERMIT FRAUDU-
LENrLY ArrEREp-PRoCEEDING OF THE NVEs-
TIGATING COMMITTEE.
1t appears that, on Nov 16, 1868, Noah Il.
Sexton bought stand No. q (od number) in Clinton
Market paying for It slO and $40 10 bind the bargain
It was IS by feet in extent and he occupied rs an
oyster general eating saloon till October lo'o Az
about this tme William Mckay, who was CLERK Vi ,no
Market under the Ring, and who had been ehlrss MS
stand by purchase otherwise tried 10 get oeAVon "
vacate the premises, and being refused tnrel'o' ~
cut hole through his pen" Michael Norton hau 'non
recently been elected State Senator and Mckay informed
Sexton that as Norton had been elected. no (MckaV
could do as he liked in market matters. Ihis DC PiV
ceeded to do Sexton in effect elected; Sheu was
assigned him in the vicinity for which he was charEou
$780, and he fitted up the at an expense OF S"' o
sextons loss was thus. follOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15

for the purpose OF erecting a theater seemed 20
have fallen TO the ground In the sale OF the Roche
property there was nothing worthy Of mention except
thaf ar was made direction OF ROche's trustees, In
order to satisfy the claims OF the depostors Of the Guar
dian savings Bank, OF which he VIcePrC sident,
and the financial management OF which he largely con
troled up 20 time OF its failure This sale attracted
The attention of many Interested In the kind Of property
offered and resulted in the transfer Of nearly tho entire
auun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
TIE BARTLETT LAMP.
HOW FAR TT HAS BEEN ADOPTED THROUGHOUT THE
CrrY

HOW FAR TT HAS BEEN ADOPTED THROUGHOUT THE
CITY
It having been intimated that the Bartlett"
or globe" street lamp OF a nature 20 open loopholes
for fraud in supplying them TO the city aud In repair
ing them when broken. the following facts have been
gathered on the subject by TRIBUNE reporter:
BY the "Bartlett" lamp is 10 be understood simply
the lantern-the post not necessarily varying from the
ordinary pattern. The parts OF the lantern are al fol-
lows: /. -Four rods which curve upward and support
metallic ring. O. globe. essentially egg shaped when
rests IN the metallic ring and has opening at the top
and bottom the former for the passage Of smoke, and
the latter for the insertion OF the burner the admission
Of air and convenience In lighting, 8. A metallic
yentiator OF tin sheet iron and tin projection from
the metallic ring which supports the globe which serves
TO carry off the rain adds the artistic effect OF the
lamp The cost OF the ordinary style Of lantern varies
from 80 30 to g. while the price OF the Bartlett" Ian
tern is Sc co. Single panes for replacing broken ones In
the old lamps cost about 10 cents about u % per set
OF eight panes while globes supplied at g. IL
f. claimed that breakages not frequent among the
new lanterns and largely confined 10 the lower part
OF Broadway, where the Josling OF stages ana other
large vehicles most extensive IL IL also claimed that
the globes are much easily cleaned than the Ola
lanterns and that they give much clearer and less n-
terrnpted light There then difference OF from 81 80
TO s. apiece gna cost in favor OF the ola lanterns
and an advantage OF about ~ cents apiece IN case OF
beakage suppOng that all the panes or an OH lamp
are regarded ruined by one breaage to IN the new
amp single fracture spos the globe, while there arc
eight separate panes in the old lanterns all O1 Wch are
seldom broken at once. TINS 5tyle OF ldnp nus pech
odonted 10 the exclusion OF all others by the Depart
ment OF Parks while the Department OF Pubic NorAs
has only introduced them on some OF the more pfomi-
nent thOrOughfares by way OF experiment 49,, -,
The following table shows the extent to when inc
Department OF Public Works has adopted them ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
rwEEp TAXES ANorHER DAY.

Tweed did not appear yesterday, as ordered,
10 plead the IS indictments against him found On
Feb 90 as by arrangement OF counsel u was agreed 10
lot II go over untl tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
TIE DECISION.
On Tuesday the case argued before the Commits
sioners with the following result:

NEW-IORK, May Il, 1873.
The Hon. A. II. GREEN, COntroAer-5IR: We, the
Undersigned Commissioners appointed 10y you adiu-
dictate in the matter of stand No. 81 told MOI, IN Clinton
Market having had several meetings to hear evidence
for claimant, Noah X. Sexton aud West Mckay, de-
PENDANTS have unanimously decided that the evidence
proves said stand belong TO Noah X Sexton. We re-
spectfully submit herewith all papers ana original evil
dence produced at the several meetings
The case has excited much interest among the stand
holders OF Clinton Market and II is expected that the
decision will serve as preventive against repetition
OF such ofienses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
CLINTON MARKET, NEw.YoRK. April a. 1879

MesTS WEST IL MCKAY, CLINTON Market:
GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned, nave been up
pointed by Controller Green Commissioner 70 inyestl-
gaze and report the case OF sexton agt west nc
XIV fyour Grm for the recovery VI certain stand IN
this market formerly occupied by Sexton, and said 70
have been wrested by WIN. Kay, then clerk from the
complainant Noah Sexton. aud Incorporated In your
present stand and therefore, said Commissioners.
Hotel at D. IN, on Monday, the 25th inst TO snow
cause why the complainant should not reclaim the
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
Aral estate.
NJ A # VI land FA r NJ S
FOR SALE.
un,snirntiy located usr itaIlrnnds aud
Rivers. SOIL generally Gnni aud well
Improved. ICim+ H'tN fra.0Hhic.
pvntrs nuhton. 81 sell

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r. mH Wa'r ak 81
htsHt4t 4at
81 - au aaaafaehsa
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t8Aa ta8# .Hsa zzaa ta. aHt ti7s
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Nhoate aHN H.
s. le as u 4-a u
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it., 80 fta s#a traHH5 80
'hr tH - s#Hr ia#Ha
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No s-A splendid aa .sms1 s.H -.
m,ie tom u. h...n kesz t#.H'v VI - zHr
= \ IS L L EaH1 Ha iIr,c 'aefs f#lH
iiaW lhI44rN.i ,ahHaHs 9a A#te. s. f#t
hi.hr>; sf,te ~ ,..ht4naH f1r itph afal4f4
in Wll tearIu.. aul .es.Hl acre. iu >tF4aEer.
rcs ta#4e-s spi,ud3 fate sry.aas q .gt
pu account Of - aedia. al ahsr, r,rr iria.r
mrui' Ihss .,As,rs esHHf place ana 80
ic loaztff
81 : \ f,rm " a-4bs5s# mme.l .fals nj
ipiuus Naal' station. II l.r .o~u'cul ligsla 4
Il Il good Ani .ati. ma.th aeafEg it
i,r state Il cultivation nl'l5ngs orlsaar.
~i,l ~ .asl 'ers l0N
" lsA '9,.'ef .saa a#rs- ~ pa4a4-a.
three miles ft.m N.uiise#. station m ilp
roAu.eaa Br,nN r. L mostly nou1ti sul
surl. portion .t ueaH# u3hc 80 tNa,leni
mrm aNntF iNy Il HaiIu..rr aud nHa.H
sell eheAf
50 IA nrs f1re = n,rt sH er.f'c
located n gareu Anns Gauats VI Hrss ant
\ '1.t uz#Hs IT Nitn-faH au tEr % \ q * L
Il hui iHrte miles iraia what un Chester
river rfi5tej wal deliver #uraii "a paiaf aa'
moir ,jad aur ani haif milo. distant at.t
4 pcach gFak-e. buildings inv Ih..is 4 s.+t
4 ic,if1llc place to pleasant ncishburhani
+ pieelnW-
! ~. l.-Compriscs 80 aeres. located i mic,
from Massey station :. from Si,s'ffa.. and
within three mile, FROM u.S cation and titknug
large farm has not enr taat waste land IN it
/ buildings complete; mostly under heise ftner
/ has Young orchard ot snnn ttecg This i. on,
OF the finest firals ~ Kent county, and will l.,
( sold right
Ne. l3--Conia.ns $40 ners., situated 7 mile,
/ from lauihsou Station on thr Kent 10 L. 4
/ from trump,ou on Chester river and on In,
road from thesicr,owp 10 Niliagion building,
complete. fencing good nni laad IN good stat,
Of cultivation uG.Ial crop ai tgrn is !. 900 hush
Price ~ per acre. For further particulars ad
dress or call on :. ". BOYER,
MAsry.
Sep .l-sm. Ken, Co Nd
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

Dr. 0ARvIN'S TAR REMED11D
euro lnciptcnt Oo.asusnpsiea.
Dr. GARvIN'S TAR REMED0ED
euro Catnrrh.
Dr.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDlsaD
Cure Asthma.
Dr.. GARyIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
Dr. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Curc Skin Diseases.
Dr. GARvlN'S TAR feEMEDsssD
Regulate the Liver.
DR.. GARvlN'S TAR RfEMED1E:S
Regulate the stomach aud lB0 ~ els
Dr.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
euro all Female Wcal<ncsscs.
Dr. GARVIN's TAR RENEDIEA
Purify the Blood.
DR.. GARyIy'S TAR HCMED1EA
Cure Disease. of snr Throat.
Dr. GAeSvIN'S TAR -.EMEDaES
Cure Bronchitis.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Rose Cold ~ "HnyEcycrs
DR.. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Lung Diseases.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR EEMEDlES
Cure Constipation.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAX RENCDlEa
Cure Salt Rhcun,.
Dr.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDlEo
Cure Kidney Diseases.
DR.. GARyIS's TAR REWEDgrV
Prevent Choicrn & yellow Fever
Dv. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Prcvcn. Malnrl0ns Ec.crs.
DR.. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in tho Rrcn~i.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR ELNcDIES
Remove pnin ia tho Side or Back.
Dr. GARyfN's TAR REMEDIES
Are . snpf rio- To:.ic.
DR.. GtRyI>'S TAR RINEEyES
E..,gre 4 Appetite.
DIR GAisNiN's TAR -;ENEEIE1
tAgse Il. Feed - Digest.
DIR. GARNE>'- FAR RErEDsEs
Ecstaret, ~ c:i,. cc1t.ilmscd
Dr. GiRsfN's s.ss IcgsN EDlEs
Gi Tone - snH:. =, ten.
L. F. YYLE & ca.
so-E PRcp4IrToRA
I9J SerenM Ar, '-tn -orI.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
ELECTION.

TUE Stockholders OF the Mddlciown Hall Co.
J. are hereby notified that an election for Five
Directors. To serve one YEAR. will he held in the
office Of Dr. " u Barr, on Monday. March II,
between the hours OF and ? clock
SAMUEL PENNINGTON,
mar ~ cerfstsf,
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
To the Public.

TIVE undersigned respectfully informs the ri,-
i1cns ~ Nidlletnan lGi siciui. &N
IS that he i. Nrcptrcd Wi}h excellent AM
Horses Wagons and Carts 10 Do an Srsss<ss'
Kind. II kaliin- al moIHrite fltt. Prarfieturs
OF hotel. aud hou,ekoepcts viii nni !, l. their
advantage 10 give him 4 essli. Coal nni lumber
htglrd At shartc., naiiee Orders for baggage
or other parcels JEFF, AT the Pos, Oficc, viii te-
ceive prompt attention.
B.-is Loads Of good huiliing sand for sale
Jan. i-ls. WM W WILSON
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
nor Salr and tlcnt.
FOR S.N .I',.

TtIkf is.#.o taa r.. f II. 5afasf
Ga 81 ta. Hez hH'a.taH u
l.H' aa tF#t #safH" sas6i aua ia tesf ~
t.t..stfe#t Sd s.ti,i #aa H#tei l,as I9W6.
u. = .fafa.. - fref ffaaf sal - htf azrH :
.r laa4. H,seuen, sza.f-- Nc MI snt
--UaHis lre sftf#F fs-a .A'i Iafze
.r H8a Nj tc,a53 st.A.n fGH = taf
.Ha I44aNt~ Eila
t,rs #l ~ E.'air tsst'
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

,InE str4u,- TEtHPErgE Iea= aae to
l INN #s.eauI. s,H. f=zatre har fti... ~ SIT.
udlA tHs tst uf Hs@ #s58 auylUz ras 80
3 Light street Nhat f marn ctrfy r4a--
Thursday anl S,iFlaf il iel AIMING
.n Geuf-tsawu mat q u = E,mruu1 N - q
GsDrseiaa tlr .e.,fa5 5tass sstess.i.-, arri,-
ing H Hs9uut. f ~ nu.aus u t4sk
NtJN EaHH5tt. H-rtUTfaH fau, -eUea 81.
,aats sHluo.s aaI Frederic. ..aan .a.as
sud Ttf#tH#uE
We sincerely ira,' tA5t H. Gvnia fl8i#aH.
hitherto existing trtuesa ILL., steamer ftaHfe,
',r lien psfroHs sr 'ae Whs. -,as; =. mtr
urstf Zfsw d., n-f tHe neflsutijaa - Vf8,a
wv vii ever Gc found staining oar ,,ry s,f
mari j. NN tINbltE t5r'.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
REGISTERS ORDER.


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Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
MIXEn TRAIN -Nor,bvard

MlNEi4 TRAIN --Nor'hward will leave Del
mar at % + " Laurel 3gi scaiord 80
nriAsesilc ~ Greenwood 30 Fauningior
us harrington > ?f huycr - Clarion
. s. Niddlcit IN, 49, Arrive a, Wilmington
. ~ philadeplnn ~ 80 Biliimorc ? 30
Ssuihwuri will leiv" iM'l a' Z " + ".
Balinefe 20; Wi,mnk'or u. - New Cas-
tlc 20 Ni iile'1wn, ! -, i.vnscnf = 1:
Ch,tou - Dover ue W,ominA lot
FELTON,. sG, Harrington ; q; Fitmjngto.
5.li Greenwood a3! Erd.etiiic, $50. sea.
ford = Laurel Gi ns'msr zoo
Ths mixed train w',l he rua sni r,t to t.iavs
Incident 10 fright hn.iness. agi Will stop OIL.
a, station! Wh.fa i:a', !. sizes.
SEW CA>TlE rRNSs.
Leave New Ca,iir ior Wilmington ava phla.
delphiA a. 1io A. N Lctsc Philadelphia
u - \ VI ana Wilmington O. T. VI. 'ot
View Caste
SMYRNA rBANCu TRAINS
AlllGnu4i 20 uo.c ltet.. ll.,r SMYRNA Tor
Clayton II 11 M na4 s a. " leave CLAYTON
for >myrn4 ~ 4 VI ani .e T. u letc
~n,,fuA ,or t3at'on NJ .t aua i T. Y
10 u,ke comm ron w.ih ''.aas ~ an from po-
s,t, tui stations s.N
oNSEcf,tS~-
AZ gasa,erd n.ta As k,a, County rH j
= sen Ana. 8 krr' E4ar ~ CLAYTON
~ih NA 4ad . l. 4 A listrut'on wtth
: " Il z 4. ~,itW3 v lNreUt'r Hr3
beH"ar Z le .t.rl ats
4 l. ona Ni.olr. ana .5a.,,E q,
Vay -'-a % NANNY -Hsrst.r4 r
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
llE,n.Iy.s EXTRACT nrcHr,
AVOID ouAcxs AND lMposyGRe.
Ma Charre for Advice and Con rsultat.or,

No Charge for Advice and oorsultator.
Dr. J. n. Dpon Graduate Of isSfrfoa N.disA
rrl.os Philadelphia author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of tho
sexual or Urinary Organs. (which he has naGs
an especial study, either IN male or female no
matter from what cause originating or Of how
long standing practice Of 80 years enables
him TO treat disease. with success. Cures guar
AItecd Charges reasonable Those at die
tanec can forward letter describing symrtousA
AMI enclosing stamp To- prrpas postage.
send for the sl.ds % He9lA, Price 10 ecnA
J. D. pIOTT. n. u, Physician and SusysuA
lci Duane 81, New iosk
Ech s-Ir
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
PEACH TREES.
ASPARAGUS PLANTS.
A RARE CHANCE

Tb PURCHASE \ NpEsfRAElEFARN eai.
l t.Ihia. tt Aero, mesa ur ',,,. knaan as
Tue al! A#bp .afr ala aHu VI tie Pier
llon.e fr4isr,s. al nifhia uaf i utay - pefi
Pom THe pitr, D. t'tafifn5ik situated IN lbc
nIsNata kzset auI tHe saif HE yct, Let faf illr
cultivation If The rHteH. er for 'rucAius TAr
terms - r w rt.y aa1 immediate possession
given The Improvements are 4 Frame House
aud Stable Appl, 10 MIS- r. y Al.RlrHs
Jan i 3mos ror, rcnn pel
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

g. " Reynolds s,l. ihc h1'' hea-y Hsn's
sold in Delaware 40 :itN lt na.r rp.N
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
ghe Nliddlttolrn Transcript
10 rusLismxp EVERY SATURDAY nv
Edward Reynolds.

TERMS--$2. year, PAYABLE in advance
No paper discontinued until ordered, except a,
the option Of the publisher.
RATES OF ADVERTISING .-Advcrtisemenis
OF 10 lines or less will be inserted twice for = 90
and IS cents for each additional Insertion. Bus
tness cards, Si0 per year. one-quarrer Of q col.
umu, 3 months, Ss 9 months, SO; one year
S25. Une-haf OF coidmn months $ts; s
months, $50; one year $50. unc column, one
year, $l0o. Business Locals, 10 cents iiuc Tor
each insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries charged toe at regular adyer-
tising rates.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
NEW LOAN ASSOCIATION.

T1NiIE stock books Of The Mutual Loan Assoca-
4 lion. oi MiideioWn Del. are now open iur
suhscrtI iinns 10 Stock This Assacuttion offers
new inducements 10 tho-e mhn Wish To make 4t
safe investment as well as TO those who desire iu
procure for Themselves and families a houl.
Stock will he issued in series, and nl other new
features adopted 10 MIKE This successful rnrpo-
ration Apply for stock to A q tuN q T..
HukilI. B Clarksun, E. d Rice aud 81 Cox.
mar SIT \, q cox =, s..
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
ON NSIYiIRS
OYSTERS I!
OlSl IIRSi., |,
AT THE OLD BANK.
utsels,IU ALWAYS GOOD

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Ns - MIL .'lNa -
"
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

lfyou want Apple na'e.r r ,.h n.orr o.ns
Butter. or Cranberry iHtsr. sou 'ln asNHt- -"t
,hcm nj TAhLnE 8 sftN :,
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
LOST

A pair OF gold-framed spcrmcles. The finder
"A will ohlge 10y leaving thcw with Mr. SIm !
". Reynolds, for Rev. Dr. McCnhe 10 whom
they belong. mar sew
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
Railroad Jims- Iablr.
@MNzss.
Delaware Rail Road Line.
sum mer Arrnmgcm ent.
..rru

M and ansr Monday, May eoth. ls's. sundays ss
" e~pt-a.l Trains viii leave ss folia.s
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

A large assortment 81 t5as... b-raes nui
Supporters Tor sac .tul lfeH#.. nt', e.. pit-
siciHn at CuANHsaa.ls- l'ae, S.pix
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
Business locals.

Roll on erea, Pill Of Aver, roll on
Through miles cmtowclcl ro!l
Roll on
Through those whose livcrs clRic Tie soul
Through those whose feeble siosutrhs tail
Through me.eni,rirs waNrn pale
Through all whu live 10 aches and all
Ever roll on
Roll o cr the prnirics Of the nation
For the sick and III Of every station
Roll doa n the AnicS--iowcring mountains
Roll over A'rics golden fountains
Through India aud the ChSu.nu-sc
Through distant isles OF Jarincse
Nheretcr dwe!is sinking heart
Roll on, 10 do ,uur mighty part
Ayers riis, roll On.
--Pmnrm.nr oot
A choice lot of Glover Sevl fur sals ,y Jane.
r Ellison, Mt. Pleasant, p.l.
One hundred pairs Of Jouviu Kid Gloves i
all coiors includiu. ,ere light .hl'rs Tor Net
dinss and Parties ats g pcl.
Ladir. Misses. chldrcu. Gru'. ana goay
; NJ REYNOLDS
slocomhs Miaec Meat The b,ss u tie a.aske,
is cents per ID at
$ VI REYNOLDS
Beautiful Line Of Ltlcs six Tcs r5yaUr
and Bergman Lrph,ts aul Mo's. 90 r.. 'l,
new shades and cO'ots, II
; " pENNUlts
New No Mt,kcrr srrt yhairc Nase Sa5
God Fish, g. Al TAYLOR N sly
lfyou wan, Apple Butter r i.'i bY"tr u.tn
Butter, or Cranhefr! i!H"EE 1ou .tn aEN8t. -,
,hem nj TAiinE S s'fN =,
8. N Reynolds .,ll. ihc h.'' hea-v Eanu
sold in Delaware ~ - lts latr V.b
A large assortment 81 t5us... br'aes nui
Supporters Tor sac uut lfe##... nt''.l e.. D. pif-
sirinn nt l,nANn...L H. !. II.---. = LIZ
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
EGGS WANTED.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for Eggs. by
IL Z. B. RICE, OLp BANS.
mar s-3w Middle,own, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

New No Mr,kcrrl, very chaiyc t,ass Saa5
God Fish g. AZ TAiLul, sly
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

Z y u ( * ! n n < . " - n v,
IL the ouly Known R-medY Tor Brishts D..
ea.s ard la. eurrl every case of Diabetes In
which il las hrrn given Irritation ot the Neck
liberation II the kidurts aha Bladder. Ecten-
ton of flne Diseases ~ the Prostate .ssud,
Stone tn thu Bladder t'rayHl. Bgiek Dust Deposit
AID Mucous uf MILKY Discharges. and Tor En-
fechlcd and Delicate CIu- titntiaHs of both sexes
attended with the fn'iHsias symptoms: Loss
Of rower l.as. 81 Memo hiaicnliy 81 Ptssia
inc WEAK Sefsr. WAEefHiHe--. Pain 'E taz
t,ack Flushing n the liedf Eruption 80 the fsss
palid Cnantcuautr la..ituaa q The sss'rll. ete,
tscd hY rrfsgus tr the crs trr - rhsnge OF
NE after confinement os ABR pans 5sd.ssi-
In man, Affections rccifa- Il iAals, ths RI.
,raet buehu i uu'qualc ' hHt ether remedy
A. tu eAierasi. or ltterf-aH irreeriHriiv Pam
flluc.suf >apprrs5.ru u l.taf.larY EtaCu-.ioHs.
liberated q seair-gs .ia;s cf ne 'er's. L,n.
-lrrh0a e- Nhitcs SieIltY. afl Or al CON.
,.a.a4s Incident % 'Hs - ], = PFeserteei
sI'ruslyalt Is thc most eminent phy~ielans and
Nslvl4er - crfeclai and deicaie eonstiin.
;pu. &. both seErs Aii4 all al,ss.
kEiRsIy's EXTRACT nrCHU,
Hu-a 4t4f4s,s t,iIirf rsas. Frr-lssnsss.
Hlhiii - li"ipdfinH ~ in a. ihelr stages. Al
Hti.r rxpels6 little or no rhaasr ~ diet 10 In
coryenienee. and no exposure 4 caases ire
uusn, desire, and rif.s tfFrrEth to- pfiuais,
thereby removing Distractions Preventing. ana
Cur,n: Structures of the retlra. Allaying Pain
and Inflammation. 20 frequent IN this eiass of dls
eases aad xpei!lng all poisonous matter.
KRARNEY.s EXTRACT DCCHU,
SlUrer bottle or u, bottles for tsco. delivered
90 AM address. secure from observation. sold ~
druggists cseryWhcfc Prepared BY
kEARSEl & CO. ia Duane st. y. T.
10 whom AL letters for information should b
addressed.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

Beautiful Line or t.,l5es six Tics Fy..r.
and Bergman Lrph,ts aud wo'.s u, s 'u,
new shades and cO'uts. at
" RENNUf.ts