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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

--Bazaine will live in London. and has taken
the apartments on King street, st. James, that
were once occupied BY Napoleon III, in the days
when he Was called Prince Louis.
"A case Ia on trial at Ban Francisco involving
the ownership Of seventy acres Of land, valued
ty defendants, and Two Of them happened to be
chosen Is Jurors.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
Mr., Beecher Resurns

A telegram was received from Henry Ward
Beecher tuesday, morning, stating that lie OF.
pected to be In Brooklyn on Friday morning, and
that he intended to be present at the usual
prayer meeting. At Plymouth Church on that
evening. He had made engagements which
were likely TO defer his return to Brooklyn SOW
erL days later, but these he has, for reasons
satisfactory to himself, given up.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

Fifty dollars and costs is the penalty for e1-
poslng decayed fruit for sale In England. Con-
hscatdon occasionally follows discovery here.
One hundred and seventeen students have
been admitted to the freshman class 1t Am
hsrst-80 conditionally. Tho freshman class II
Brown already numbers 100.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

NEW CARS FOR THE FREIGHT EXPRESS.
eral Of the cara for tho new freight express which
Ia soon to be put upon the Del. r. R., have been
completed and have been act out on siding In
ton Of the remainder. The cars are higher than
the ordinary freight cars, have good springs un-
der them, are provided with both close and slAt-
ted doors, and are In all respects suited for the
use OF the line. They are painted brownish
color, have the words" Maryland d Delaware"
painted in red and white on the sides, and also
have the red diamond which ia to denote their
exclusive use for this line. The Del. h p. W. 4
B. Railroads furnish 20 Of these cars the re-
mainddr will be furnished by the Penna. Co.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

"A New Decentralization 10 called to The
Luslling Cherry" now variety Of very supe-
rior quslities, and the largest cherry known.
MsssrsL Rakestraw 4 Pyle, Of Chester County
insert their card In this weeks TRIBUNE, which
our readers will not overlook.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

CHANGE OF OFF1cERs.-The new stockholders
OF the Kent 4 Queen Annes Railroad have
elected the following officers President,
Major d. T. Biggs, Treasurer, Secretary and
Superintendent, r. II. Irwin of Westminster. A
new Board OF Directors has also been elected.
On Monday, the 2Sth instant there will be =
slight change in the time table, the train leaving
Usntrevillc about an hour earlier than At
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
#arriagfs.

HTEvESS-THAML the 18th mat, 1T the
NJ e. Parsonage, New Castle, bv Rev. ]. Barnett
Mann, Nj. oliver Stevens TO Miss Emma fhawley,
OF New Castle County.
jVDenton Journal and Kasson Star please copy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

APPOINTMENT OF NEW STArx's ATTo1HsT.-
George ". Purnsll has bssp appointed BY the
Judess Of the Circuit Court Of Worcestsr coun-
y, &tese's Attorney, vice 7. Howard Moore, de-
49, aAA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

DELAWARE COUNTY TIcKEr.-The Republicans
Of Delaware County, at Media Oh tn ,rsdAy,
somnatod tho following ticket ; Congress-, VIII
liam Ward, (subject to conference with Chester
county; President Judge, John NJ. Broomall f:
Assembly, Sol. ". May, Vim. J. Harvey Prothcn-
otary, Isaac johnson Recorder, @. r. Walter
Register, Thos Lees County Commissioner,
John B. Holland Auditors, George q. Garrett,
Chaa. Cheney Director Of the Poor, Chalkley
Harvey Coroner, VIM. A. Minshall.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
WILLOW DALE NURSERIES,
To Nu,ssymsn, Dealers and Othsr

We oner . fun sss,vtmeat OF well-grown and
thrifty stock at Moderate Prices.
SPECIALTJES:
Apple and Peach TFees and Osagc
Orange.
PacEine done In tho best manner. Correspon-
dence solicited. Address
RAKE8TRAW PYLE,
Hep2tlyw willow Dale, Chester Co., Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.

ctyour State Licenses now.
Nancy Brown will administer on the estate Of
her deceased husband Dr.. J. A. Brown.
The lumber for the rebuilding Of Q. J. Fell
l. Bros spice mills 1t Falkland In arriving
Rev. J. Garland Hammer, Of the New Castle
PrsabyteEy, hes received call 70 Watsfvaue'
n.
The corner stone Of Grace Church, near Tai.
lsyvills, Brsndywins Hundred, will be laid on
October frat.
Thors are several Temperance saloons now IN
Wilmington, bot they ell sail Weiss Beer. BONE
of them sell ginger pop.
The aqueduct Il finished and john 9. jackson
ia now ready for qusrrying marble and limsstone
1T the Hockeasin quarTiss-
The Democratic County Convention has besn
called to rsassemble at New Castle, TO NIL Mr'
Birds vacancy On the Legislative ticket
Cranber1ies ASe said to be better than usual.
The dry weather has made the berry smaller,
hut tho crop IL larger than for yesr or two.
The Democratic meeting ct New Castle has
been postponed 10 the 15th Of October. Bayard,
Aulsbury and Holster Clymer are the speakers
The Colored N. p. Conference was In session
at Baltimore, last week, and appointed y. W.
Scott to Elkton, and William Adams to Kent
county.
Tho Grand Enoampment Of Odd Fellows OF
Delaware will meet on Tuesday evening, October
18th, and the Grand Lodge on the evening fol-
lowing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

SUNDAY sozool. Plc-NIc.-The ealoam Il z.
Sunday School, 1t Booths Corner, DsaawAfe
County, spent tuesday on ths camp ground e
BrandyMns Summit. A happy and enjoyable
Nly.nn al
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
agricultural exhibitions.
TlFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
II OF THE
OXFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

WILL BE HELD
UPON THE SoC1Er rvs GROUNDS
In the Borough of Oxford, Chester Co., Pa.
ON WEDNESDAY,. n TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Reptember Both and October 1st and 80, 1874.
f either Of these be wet the Fair win be continued
on Saturday,
PREMIUMS TO TaE VALUE OF NEALY $1,000
ARE OFFERED
In every department Of production pertaining 10
legitimate Agricultural AMI Domestic Industry.
Abundance n cents; Children under 10 years o!
age, Is cents - cents for each horse admitted NJ.
on the grounds; Carriages free
Arrangements have been made with the railroads
leading towards oxford to ru, Excursion Trains al
reduced rates during the Far There will be
ABALLOoN ASCENSION BIT PROF. wIsk,
On Thursday. Oct I. from the Fair Grounds
ALTO A SACK RACE. SLOW RACE, POTATO
PICKING MATCH. AND GAMES BY THE
CALIFORNIAN CLUB OF PHILA.
All Of which form al attraction rarely equsllea Il
Feif. A contract has been signed Ly Prof. John
Wtse to make an ascension "a announced.
LACEY DARLINGTON, Presidenr.
II. 8. WORTH,
W. A. LONG, Secretaries. sepq9 stdltw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

IMPROVEMENT IN PuLPINo ESatSEs.-Wm.
Kennedy, Of New London, Pa, has received
patent on an improvement In pulping engines,
By which the waste water is introduced Ct Tie
sand trap, said wstsr being admitted into the
engine through q long inclined slot extending
NEARLY all the way across tho bottom Of the on
zinc from the side to the midfeather, forming
broad lot or stream Of water which il regulated
by aide contracting or expanding the inhowing
current 1t pleasure. This arrangement u placed
In the bottom Of the engine tub. between the
front OF the roll and the end Of the engine which
fronts the front Of the roll, and whore tho stock
il fed into the tub, 70 that the
,nHowing current aocelerates the motion
Of the mingled water and stock coming round
from the other side and passing over the sand
trap 20 - to pull the stock apart and facilitate
tho falling Of the sand on other heavy matter
over the trap 1t tho same time that 1t forms IN
eddy In front Of the junction Of the inhowine
stream with the stream In the tub, which faoili'
tates the dsposit Of sand, lime, &C., in the trap
This Improvement has been Il work 10 one o.
the large washing sngines Of Jessup 4 Moor
= es THAR 81. Augustine mill Gnos last OotOber
and Il said 10 give great abstraction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

tYThe BE-room Remedy for all ailmen's IL Rum
Bitters surclerged with Fusel OH deadly element
rendered more &C i've by toe pu gent astrinRents
with which 1t Ia combined. II Jour stomach is weak
aud liver or bowels ds0rdercd strengthen And reg0-
late them with vISKGAR BIirRRs a purely Veeeta-
ole Alternative and Apertent, free from alcohol and
capable Of lniusng new vitality into your exhaust
al systern sep9l-4w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
0mmercaal Reports,
wK4ILy REVIEW OF TEE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. %.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. %.
The tone Of the markets has been generally
steady, except for cotton and flour, which have
suffered some decline from last weeks prices.
As . rule all kinds Of grain have been arm or
higher, in sympathy with foreign markets.
Bark attracts little attention. and there Is no
change in last weeks quotations.
Feathers arc unchanged Aince last weeks
report.
Dried Fruils:-Dried Apples are Accmulstine
and no demand, buyers holding Oh for decline.
Blackperries are stsgnant, except few odd
lots which have been sold during the week at 90
exc, - in quality straight lots in shipping
order are still held at 10c Pared peaches are
firm, aud sales At prices from lie to 2Sc. the lat
ter figure for extra fancy IMPAIRED Peaches are
coming In slowly. Raspberries wanted At quo.
tations. Cherries are quiet but firm. We do not
change our quotations Of last week.
Flour.-MArket quiet, with little demand for
low grades Pennsylvania new wheat choice
quoted at $685. geo. IS GOO barrels Delaware
new wheat sold on secret termA. Fancy grades
quoted at s7.75Gs 25.
0rain.-There has been very, little shipping
demand for: Wheat, owing to the unfavorAble
character Of the Liverpool advices, and the ont.
ward movement has been small. Winter
growths meet . fair inquiry from the local
millers, but for spring there 10 no inquiry,
and prices are entirely nominal. sales
" =. =, ~ - SI ,na onn sy NAu.s n Mn s
p SL1oY Azo 49,. Insnels VMo 10; on Pr
oo aee te on Go LHG Dns9Sis al1na es ~
2. 500 bushels white at el.250l 5-the latter
for choice Michigan. Rye has again advanced
oasc, WIN saies o. I,9S ousnels tc IN, y,a.
sno wes'ern ~ scgs Co nd. mses
~ neen g.eauy ansesIea. snu, wtn m soS
reGolpss suo s.ocks I1r cons9H1P!ive uensnu
auu ~ suNAnce Nv nno p'so. nsso !Inpeo
" oYnoi sa,VS y. e,MV nT.no'. naH o.
syNahA NJ western yoho" oan 49,, yoeys.-
ciosing ~ me iatteI rate a;W Hon posnen Wes.-
ofh mixed y socV"l' a os. A<}vo I Ms w.
psen a.r EsS.es ~ .c,''.5 sn1 ~ go S' S,.h
VsncS II wen maintsanea salss Si ",v S%sn.
si ~ nnois shq o.nel msseern VILE ~ III
e,vV IuSnels De'aWAIs w. ca a. 0aSo 1911, snu
cars' ''' ~ '''
Han and &,an are quiet. We quote:
Prime Timothy, from wa
CONS, u 100 lbs. .............. sl.l0tD lao
Mixed, new, from va
ROus, n 100 TBS, ,,,......,,. 300 LOO
Rye Straw, from wagons, a 100 lbs. 500 10
Baled HAY, prime, n ton ......... 40 OO(g22 90
Baled Hay, common and
fair shipping ,,.,...,.......,.l8 0OtQl9.00
Rye Htraw.,.......,....... IA O0@l600
Wheat Straw, ia O09l3O0
Corn Husks. So O0@4O 90
Provisions. There Is less doing sales Of
Mess Pork At s24. 25R24.50 prime mess at e2S
prime, in lots, at s22 = Dbl. Dried beef IL ia
ken 1t l7@l0c for city smoked, and l6@lSc Tor
Western; Bacon is steady sal sos sugar-cIred
city-smoked hams at log l6c; -Excesior ~
i6Ac cAnvased Western At ls169l6c. Lard 10
held with confidence sales OF SOO Owls city-re-
fined and Western steam Ct l4>f@l4s1c Kettle
rendered st ib@loac. Cheess II aniet saies
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

Com DowN.--Corn is down very low--in this
county. Tho late rama with the high winds
which prevailed during . part Of tho week Of
atorm, have Frustrated the stalks which had not
been topped and stripped Of their blades, 20
that In many instances they lie fat upon the
ruined, and did our farmers, like those further
down the Peninsula, depend upon this food for
tie stock they would have TO seek provsnder
elsewhere. Very fortunately the hay crop wss
abundant and the destruction of the fodder will
work but little Inconvenience.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

The COMMERCIAL ALMANAC and YRAR-BoOE VIII
DO oat IN December. Wait for 1t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

THE Cons CRor.--The corn crop 10 an aver
sge one in the upper part Of New Castle county.
There il no small degree Of disappointment
amongst farmers whom they come to cut the
crop. The indications all through the summer
and up to the dry weather indicated an unusual
yield far above the average. At that time it
that the corn crop was made, any
how, without any more rain"
It was true that al average crop Was &C.
cnred for the early planted corn, but the late
still needed more rain, which not falling In time
TO be beneficial, it falls short Of the
usual average. The average in corn the present
wear IL in excess Of that Of former years, 10 that
All things taken into consideration there Is pro.
baby a. much corn raised % last year but it ia
doubtful II the yield per acre is equal; II 90 II
however the corn crop Of upper New Castle ID
good, il not altogether what was anticipated.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

Cattle moderately active common to extra
lower At 41f@5So Hogs in fair demand 81
Al l. 5)(G a. 90 per hundred
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

Loss OF srooE.-Montgomery J. Gray, Of st.
Georges, Del, WAS particularly unfortunate,
last week, in losing fine COW the forepArt Of
It, and In having very fine young colt fastened
IN mAnger and 80 much bruised and beat up
that 1t will have to be killed. Such losses to lar
mers are severe and very much felt in good
hmes and particularly 40 whom crops are short
and money scarce.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

The posT OFFICE CARKiERsHIrs.-Franklin
Stout OF the Seventh ward, has been appointed
by Postmaster Pple, letter carrier in place Of
Joseph II. A. Myers, recently removed. The
new appointee is well qualified for the place and
has the endorsement OF many Of these to whom
he will deliver the mails.
In tho case Of the charges against jas. L.
Hawkins, the report Of Special Agent Wilson
has been given to the Department, and Postmas-
ter Pyle IL advised that while the Department
does not deem the case one necessitating reno
VAL the circumstances demand admonition. He
Will therefore be continued In his present place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

CHlsTER COUNTY TToKET.-The DemocFats Of
Chester county held their Convention II West
Hartman for Congress. The following county
ticket was nominated Senator, Bepj. W.
Jones Assembly, Col. N. N. Ellis, BENZ. Van
dover, Beptimus r. Nivin, Geo. N. Boyd sher-
ia, Jones MoCleea Commissioner, John Todd |;
Director, Forester Hopes Auditor, Joseph
SAidAl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

A Bio PEACH. --Thursday, colored man, VIM:
y. Blake by name, residing at 8I Buttonwood
81, showed US peach Of the Morris White varie-
~ Of immense size, weighing eleven ounces,
remember ever having seen 10 large = peach.
Who mar, haiti
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

MANLY FmIszHp.-Ths new Bethel N. +.
Church, In BrAndywine Hundred Y nearly COM
ths lat Of November. Springer, Morley and
Gauss, OF this city, are making the psws
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24


10 Jersey Caty, .............'....,.... cars
" Philadelphia, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Total, ...-......'........... u "
THuRsDAy.
40 yer.ey Caty....... ............,.-l1 cars
Ihiladelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IWAi..
Io Jersey my .....,.............,W oars
Philadelphia. ....,.... ....,.......7
lotei,. .........s.........-.,T
SATURDAY.
~ Jersey City,..... ...................lcc cars
PhllAdelphia, .,,...............,...4
TOTAL. .....................l9 cars
MONDAY.
TO Jersey City. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . carr.
" Philadelphia. .......................
Avt~A'.s.....' ..s',.'',,s''.t'W c&tbs
TUESDAY.
To Jersey City. observation-disclosures. $50. 2 cars.
FnianolPhia' ......................
IVtM. .......... -
REHABILITATION.
Carloads. Baskets. Pounds.
To Jersey CITY,. ..... 30 $1,000 100000
Phlladeiphia, - lA0W SN,0W
Previous shipmsnts,.l ,l58 $4,000 lS,4S8,0OO
Total .........l,2s0 $4,000, 1890, O0O
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

r ADIES ECONOMIC BY GETTING
II kIrCHELLs simple and Perfect Dress Dia-
nam, learned In, one hour. eA North Eighth
etroei Philadelphia. s. Gail and emamine. AGents
AAntsd. AuG&lyw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

JUMPING on TRAINs.-Although there In pos
tive law against it, large numbers Of men and
boys continue to jump on Railroad trains while
they nro iu motion. Sometimes the platforms
Of the trains are crowded with boys, and il the
conductor or brakesmeu demonstrate with them
they arc met with terrific flood of profanity
and curses. some Of these bad boys may get
crushed some day then who will be to blame
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

WILMINGTON GooDs DIsp7.AYsD.-Among the
exhibitors ct the Norristown Fair, last week,
were Trump Bvos., Of this city, who exhibited
their wonderfully popular Fleetwood Scroll Saw
and Mcl.ear d Kendall, who displayed number
OF their elegant carriages.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

estate agent At Middlstown, has sold the farm
Of @. W. seits, near that place, Of 80 aeres, to
\. q. knight. Of Long Island, for $4,000. Mr..
knight proposes to remove 70 his purchase In
October.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

DEATH OF STRANGER AT THE CLAYTON HOUSE.
Edward L. Rice, general agent Of the Knicker-
at the Clayton House on Saturday night after an
illness OF several weeks. He came down to
Wilmington, some time ago, on the FELTON,, on
business, but was unable to return, and has
been confined to his room ever since. His
friends reside In California, and they have been
apprized of the decease by telegraph.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

DELAWARE Go. PoLrr1ca-The Democratic
delegate elections for Delaware county will be
held on Wednesday next, and the Convention
will meet on the day following. Col. VIM. O.
Talley Of Media, and WIN. Worrall Of Ridley arc
tho prominent candidates for the Assembly.
VIM. Il. Dickinson, Esq., rsing young lawyer
Of Chester is the only One promin ently named
for Judge,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

MARYLAND FARAs.-There will never be q bet
ter time than this to buy real estate for rise,
and probably In no section on the Atlantic coast
are there, at this time such bargains in land as on
aware. Mr.. ]. r. Mancha of Easton, Md, has
un immense amount OF real estate in his hands
for salo. which is described in a 30-page cata-
iogue Send for one
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

lNQuEsT.--Coroner Winslow held Al inquest
picked mp In the Delaware the afternoon pre-
vioua. The remains were not identified, nc
facts III the case could be obtained, and verdict
Of death from causes unknown waa rendered ~
another body was consigned to the myriad which
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

FAILURE At New CAsrLE.-J. g. Knowles,
manufacturer Of jeans, DC. 1t New Castle, has
been compelled to suspend operations until an
adjustment of his Affair." can be made. A meet
ing Of the creditors was held In Philadelphia,
last week and another has been appointed for
= future day. What transpired at the maeting
10 not known, but it 10 understood that an Of
fort is being made to allow him to continue bu-
sness. The liabilities arc said to be over 300, :
900, included In which 10 > mortgage on tho
Mill which WAN built for him by the town Of
New Castle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

A GREAT MUSHROOM CRoP The very heavy
rains, with warm weather, last week, started
prodlgious crop Of mushrooms In all the outlying
fields and vacant lots. Many persons have been
gathering them, and one man told us, this morn
Ing, that he hsd picked two bushels, within three
| or fonr days. Properly cooked they are . good
vegetable, though great care should be
taken to distinguish the poisonous variety,
commonly known ~ the "toad-stool"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

ANOTHER RAILROAD IN TaouBLE. Soner-
act Il Worcester Railroad between Newtown
Junction and Newtown il advertised for sale by
the shar6 of Somerset county.
There IN now no passenger oar on the road.
The car waa seized on Friday last, BY tho Phila-
delpha Wilmington 4 Baltimore r. r. CO., for
debt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

The prOgrammo Of the fair viii be Is folIows
Wednesday At 10 O'Clock the opening ad-
dresses by the President, Charles Deaaton, ESQ.,,
and Hon. T. F. Bayard, will be made, after which
N opportunity will be afforded to view the arti-
Giles on exhibition. At3 P. NJ, the first days
races will begin.
Thursday In tho morning At 10 o'clock the
Committees Of award will begin their official in
spection Of tho several articles, during which
another opportunity will be afforded to review
the articles entered. At Up. m. the races again
open. A.,
premiums will be announced. and exhibitors
will then be at liberty TO place their names OF
tho articles which they display. In the After
noon, At o'clock, the days trotting will begin.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

The MoRocoo TKADR.-Among those OF our
morocco manufacturers who are able to make .
good report Of the past years business liz the
Rrm Of Chas. Baird 4 Co, on West Third st.
At this time last year, they were dressing about
GOO skins day, but they are now working an
average Of ZOO to 900. They employ "a many
hands ~ at this time last year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
i UNG PROTECTORS.

r UNG PROTECTORS.
both front and back. IL made OF one piece Of ma.
tertal passing over the shoulders and lifting up close
to the neck thereby ador,iing enectual protecttOA
from cold TO the respiratory organs and recommend
ing themselves TO the ordinary perception Of 81,
thoughtful persons. For aale BY
=. BRlNGHURsT CO.,
Cor, Sixth and Market Streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24

A MERICA'S TRIUMPH - MITCH
IA ELLIS Glycsrsted Perfumed Toilet Powder.
for identifying the complexion, var anrrassing
any foreign manufacture. At MITCHELL'S ~
Goods store, a4 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia
Agents wanted. auG6-1yW