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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Tho Penlmsu1A.

Captain Shadrach ". Watkins, Of St Mich-
aels, has bought OF Marth. Ann 0lenn a farm
on Eastern Neck Island, Kent county. 5000 was
tae price paid.
goe 70 Baltimore parties for e2o0o. He is &c
have schooner Of 1000 bushels capacity built
1t the yard Of Jno. M. Jewell, st. Michaels.
The Sc. Michasl'a children are afflicted with
the measles No fatal cases yet.
A. Clarke Valiant, ESQ.,, formerly Of Talbot,
but for some years past resident Of California
has been elected President Of the Occidental
Telegraph Company Of sacramento. Cal
The night boat to the Miles aud Wye rivers
will start about June LIST
noes) has been made active ct St. Michacls by
the Choptank oyster law.
Talbot votes GU Local Option, July And.
A shooting ARRAY took place between the
Miles river tongsmen and the dredgers, one day
last week, in which one of the dredgeu was
shot and perhaps fatally injured.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Local Option IL aXitAting the minds Of the
people - the election draws near.
The clerk has already issued 2OS oyster licenses
under the new law. n..
Snow Hill is organizing for an active base ball
campaign. The club there has leased . lot to
play on.
John R. Purnoll John B. Timmons and A. D.
Merrill have been appointed Trustees OF the
Aims House.
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,'rot. ~ ~. p ~ LII Use ny, .tar =. ~
r,y .s:e: pun ~ 49," ...:..s ~ ~
I u.s. pony ~ ssu :" oe tno P@'o Suitable iof
'A0 i@4'ine VI oyo'0FS'
wIcoNrco COUNTY.
Tyaskin will be heard in the appointment Of
additional captains for the oyster navy.
The strawberries were not injured BY the late
cold spell. -
Levin M. Wilson has been appointed = county
collector.
The lumber market is fat yet, and but few
shipme nts are being made.
The E1ster.n Shorsn.an thinks Salisbury
good stand for an iron founder and machinist
-. ,.,,,,-. -,
john Perkins ", o. Cec1i county, administers
IN. ~ %o,',. ~ Mi s,,.;th a. ,.oro sortrn.
teller and confurer. has vested awsy from nstu-
raj decay,
The Chester has resumed her trip to Chester
town In 4 new dress of psiut and with several
improvements, The Lam has been Withdrawn,
u A. G. Garrett has been aDpoiDted standard
keeper, ~ MS '
Jsoob Highly. Thos. p. DIXON and John Brice
have been sppointed Trustee Of the Poor. N
MT. VIM. III Aiken. Of Chestertown. hsa taken
q contract for grad NJ 4 I'm mile section OF the
Baltimore Chesapenke and Delaware Raw rail-
road.
CECIL COUNTY.
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VET, 10 nssr ~ ar coma, ws d.a y, "a
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

MuRpER IN AoooxAo Co.. vA.A-Informstion
reached this place last Saturday morning Of
most atrocious murder that took place in Aoco-
mac County, Va, on Thursday night 1t hap
peued 1t place called MesongA A white man
named Landlord in at Of frenzy seized an oar
aud struck negro, whose name We have been
unable to get over the head with such violence
that it finished him. 1t seems, from the meager
details we have been able to gather, that the VIC
tim Of Lankfords fury aud another colored man,
had gotten themselves under the influence Of =
Thousand drops Of JOY, and they became NO hap
py that they had 70 fight. 10 they pitched IN
One Of them grabbing an oar, whAcked the other
pretty vigorously on the scull, breaking the oar
mot the acull). Landlord, who had been until
now . calm looker-on, became enraged 1t seeing
the oar broken. and snatching fragment Of ii,
gave the offender crack upon the head that
wound up his career about two hours afterward.
Realizng the enormity Of his act he aed. He
must have reached this place that night or early
next morning ~ he Ia said to have taken the $50
A. M train from here on Friday, though this re-
port Ia not we'll authenticated. We have no &C.
count Of his arrest at the time Of going to press
and suppose he ia still At large.-Criyeld Lead
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4eaths.

FOOrE.-On April 9lst,, Mrs. Ester F0ote widow
Of the late LOUIS II. Foote, In her SD year.
MIL ER.-At Deerneld, N. j., April lseh, Simon
Miller, n. D., In the eath year of his age.
oDoNNELL-April 18th, 1874, BanOrsh ODonnell,
In the sssh year OF her age.
MISHIAER.--On the 18th Inst, Bertha q. infant
daughter Of John B. and Lucy Z. Aisslmer, aged
l year and 10 months.
FLETCHER-In this city, on the 10th inst, Mrs.
Margaret Fletcher, age rs years.
PET1Ra.-On 9Th day, eth no., Deborah Peters, In
the 18th year Of her age.
CUNNINGHAM.-ln Pottstown, Pa on the nth
inst, Mrs. B. T., wife Of Rev. James Cunningham,
In the elst year Of her ago.
ST,NMgL. On the 18th Inst, Of NembranOus
Group George, infant son Of Thomas and Drusll'a
Stlmmel, aged year,, months aud IL days.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

WIN. Robinson, who had bssn committed 70
the Media Jail to undergo an imprisonment Of s
vears for burglary attempted TO escape last week
BY picking hole through the wall with pair Of
soiasors. He had cut his bed clothing into strips
to lower himself into tho yard.
Il. D. Hyatt Of West Chester. got his coat
.kirts caught m the machinery Of Hopes, Bro,
psrilous position seized an object near BY, and
- tho spindle wound up his coat he chung the fas-
ter to his post until tho coat gave way aud his
life wNs saved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Especial to the Commercial. ]

lopccloi W t0o NUmWtrChl.J
M Nkw CASTLE, April "a.
Tho schooner L'ssis (Which was thought to
have foundered, - no news Of her whereabouts
was g,ven for almost two months,) has arrived
hero with hor cargo in good condition.
A Dramatic Reading Society Ia the latest about
town. Tho members Of the society meet once
week for the purpose Of reading.
The yacht Naiad Queen has been sold TO Benz
Ferris, Of Wilmington. Mr.. Ferris Ii, we be-
lieve, going to overhaul her, and ft her ap In
Ane style. rIy>~1'- u Il 'ag- .-
A masquerade IL 70 be INDUCED In by some Of
our young folks tomorrow night, and promises
to he quite = fine affair. The young ladies are
very busy getting up their costumes each one
endeavoring to Guido the other.
Gould not our Town Commissioners have
few of the limbs Of the trees along Market st;
cut on It is almost impossible 70 q carriage,
- the limbs nearly sweep the street
i REpORTHn.
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Paraoncd BY the Governor.

PARDON GRANTED TO EDWARD SANDERS.
Gov. Ponder has pardoned Edward Sanders, 4
oolored man convicted in 1867, with three others,
for burglary. His pardon was recommended by
the present sheriff and three ex-sheriffs Her
bert, Richardson and James Armstrong, and ali
the wAriens. He has been in Jail nearly year.
and during that time has not given the sheriff OF
prison officials any trouble. His sentence was s
years on each Indictment, making Is years.
His mother resides in California whore he in
tssads 70 Depart
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND GAZGTfE8k,
TO be issued about the 10th Of June, 1874 Ths
undersigned 10 now compiling Directov and c.
xetteer Of the State Of Delaware. u VII contain 4
Complete DIRECTORY OF WILMINGTON q
Business Directory Of the whole statA, Gazetteer
embracing every Post-Onhce, Hundred, County, Ri
ver Greek and Bay, together with list Of Farmer1
and Fruit Growers. Also, I'll Banks, Insurance
Companies, Railroads, Newspapera, Corporations,
Manufacturers, &c.
Every Trade, Occupation, and Profession will se
fully represented; and those who wish to give q
more detailed account Of their business than can b
given In the special Directory will have an 0ppOr-
tuntty Of doing 70 In the kiscellsne0us and AdVeT-
ttatng Department Of the WORK.
The attention of business men 10 respectfully In
vited to the work. and with their corporation the
puhlishes hope to make II faithful representation
Of the ENTERPRISE AND BUSINESS OF THE
STATE, the Work will be octave size, handsomely
printed and bound.
sabscribess' and Advertiser names win appear In
Capitals.
Communication respecting the work should b.
addressed WIN. H. BOYD, Compiler,
care JENKINS 3 ATKINSON,
Uoiiv CoMmevctsi,"
aprl-d&wH Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

DEATH OF A MINISTERS WITB.-Mrs Z. b Cum
ningham, wife Of Rev. James Cunningham, ct
one time Presiding Elder Of tho Wilmington
district but now stationed ut Germantown, died
ON Friday at Pottstown, Pa, after long lingor-
ing illness. The immediate cause Of her disease,
however, was paralysis, with which she was
stricken just before her death. The deceased had
only returned from visit to hsr mother-in-law
the previous evening, and was a. that time quite
~ well ~ che bad bean for eomotmo.
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Cennercial Repsrts.


PHILADELPHIA. April "A.
Cotton in fair demand 1t 171@17N. Floul
firm, superhne o. 05 90; extras e6lO606 Penn
Ohio and Indiana extra family 81. B0@0 Is. Corr
meal, Bsandywine, 42S State and Western ~
Wheat dull red, e1.60@1.65; amber el.80@
1855. Rye Arm e101.01. Corn in limited do
mAnd, yellow and mixed $1,000. OAts, weak
S17,s7@l7.5O !; lard ioJ1@llc. Whiskey oso.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Tho Pottsville Daily Standard u.s. it ID rumored
to reappear about the first Of May. 1t will be
run by stock company.
The Board Of Alderman Of New York city have
called upon the Mayor to remove the present
Police Commissioners on charges Of incompetent
~ aud corruption.
Senator Brownlow, Of Tennessee, is at his
home in Knoxville, too sick to longer attend the
session Of the Senate.
The brown-stone cutters Of Boston have struck
against the reduction of wagea Tho erection
Of many buildings has been suspended in coAse-
quence.
Many Of the seaside hotels arc announcing
their opening days.
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mArriaafs.

CLAYTON-BELL,-AtB Bait more, on the 18Th Inst,
BY the Rev. J. b Still, Joseph B. clayton former
81 ehls city, 70 Emma c. youngest daughter Of
- North Carolina and pennsylvania papers
please copy.
BRATTON-GALLAHER- in this rity, Thursday
evening, April 18th, by Rev. @. W F0lWeil, Mr.
this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Our Peainsular Far Trade.

INTENSIVE CLOSING SALE By LowKRY 4 co,
J. Lowery L Co, fur merchants At Milford,
made their closing sale Of fur skins, on Friday,
10th inst. to 8. Marquis OF Philadelphia The
following il the invoice a. 900 rats, 5000 rab-
bits, 800 coons, $50 mnks. 40 ottsrs, $50 opos-
sums, 10 skunks, 80 cats, rs foxes ..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

-Klutz, the Borks county Treasury thief, and
horse thief named Bhaeffen escaped from the
Reading Jail on Friday by means OF false keys.
Hillary Messimer, of Reading, Master Ma
chnist Of the Wilmington and Reading Railroad
Company, will leave for Europe on Wednesday,
to be absent several months.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
In DAGGER en- ssL'Amerique."

soxE OF coNsuL-oENERAL ToRBERr's PLATE.
A correspondent At Milford writes us that
General A. T. A. Torbsrt, Of that town, now
Consul, General At Paris, had on board the
French steamer LAmeriq'N, abandoned on the
coast Of France, but subsequently saved, q
thousand dollars worth Of silver plate It had
been shipped ct New York 10 be forwarded to
the General, 1t Paris. .HIt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

50 Broadway, New York.
Cast0rA 10 more than substitute for Castor OIL,
Il ID tAe only safe article In exstencs which u Ger.
tain N Asamlate the f0od regulate the bowels curs
wind colo and prGnuce natural nloep. II contains
an, 70 ,aSa sc;dFsn n.ad % crv snS mdtns1
~ rest O.u6lyW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23


~ Di4sdse er ths Bood.-"The Blood ID the Life .
When this source Ia corrupted tho painful and sor-
lOw-pr0dncing effects are visible In many sbspes.
The muttfariOus fOrns In which II manifesto itself
would form subjects upon which might write vol.
umes. But ~ all the varied forms Of disease which
depend upon bad blood are cured, or best treated.
by such medicines ~ take up from this nuid and
excrete from the system the noxious elements, il d
not Of practical importance that should describe
each. For instance medical authors describe About
nifty varieties OF skin disease but - they oil require
for their cure very similar treatment 1t Ii Of no prac
tcal utility to know just whist name to apply TO
certain form Of skin disease, 20 you know how hest
TO cure Il. hen again might 60 ON and describe
various kinds Of scr0fuous sores, fever s0res white
swellinEs. enlarged glands, and ulcers Of varying
appearance; might describe how vtruens poison
may show itself In various forms OF eruptt0na OIL
Gers, sore throat bony tumorH ETC.; but ~ oil these
various appearing manifestations OF had blasf A,e
cured by uniform means, deem such . course
unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which
u the great fountain Of life, and good digestion,
fair skin, buoyant spirts, vital strength and sound
meas OF constitution will all return to ua For thia
purpose DR.. Piercer Golden Medical Discovery and
Purgat've Pellets are pre-eminently the articles
needed. They arc warranted to euro letter sait
rheum, scaid heaAs, 81 AnhonyS Fire, rose rash or
cryaipcaA Hng-wor1ns, pimples, b0tches, sp0ts,
eFuptions. pustues, bOs, carb1nclea, sore eyea
rough skin, scurf, scrOfuious s0res and swenlnSA
feyer sores, white swelllRgs, tumpss, old sores or
sweilngn, Affections OF the akin, throat and bOnea
md uiosrs Of the liver stomach; kidneys and lungs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
pHrIADri.ra1A CATTLE nAnxsrA.

Cattle dull common to eitra Penna., and
Western steers 6H@7Xc Sheep in fair de-
mand 609c Hogs in fair demand ct nine dol
lars. tNf
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at wandered by the br0oksids,
wandered BY the mill,
I could not hear the brook dow
The noisy wheel was stall.

The noisy wheel was still. ...
There was no burr Of grAsshopper,
No chirp Of any bird;
But Rappfeye's Pure White Family Soap,
Was Ill the sound heard"
~ have heard the mavia singing -
His love song TO tile moon,
khAve seen the dow drop clingtng,
To the rose just newly born,
But sweeter song has cheertd me-"
sris Reppeyes Pure White Family Soap on wAsh-
day, Just try 1t and zee how 1t makes the dirt travel
Boys, call your
Parents Attention
To the Fact that
q We are selling
Bo3a Suits Of Latest Styles and Newest Good for a.
Our Whole stock
HW Spring Clothing,
II Splendid and
Cannot be Surpassed.
Our Prices will be found the lowest anywhere
Bennett Co.. Tower Han, SIS Market street, half
Way between Fifth and hixth B. rests, Philadelphia
Almond, agent, Wilmington. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

WINNERS N1W 0CNO01S0
For Piano, Cabinet Organ, Melodsoo, 0uitax. Banjo
Comet Fife, Accordion, CIartonet Flute
. and Tlageolet
These convenient books COST but u ceuts each
and ere concse, simple methods, with large quaint
tiee Of pleasing airs for prActioa. ~.
The above books sent, postpaid, on receipt of 70
tail price.
OLIVER DTTsoN co. CHAs. H. DrrsON co.
Boston. III Bdway, New York
anr1E .WAakvHt Ii
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

strains spawn. gals, &C., upon animals In one
year than have iii other pretended remedies since
he world began. They are counter.tfritaAt. IN oil
healing pain relievsr. Cripples throw away theiH
clutches. the lane walk, poisonous bites are reni
dered harmless, and the wounded arc healed with
ont scar. The recipe 10 published azosnA eacb
bottle. They sell - no article ever before sold and
they sell because thsv do Just what they pretend "a
DO. Thoes who now safer from rheumatism. pain
Or swelling, deserve 70 suer II they VIII not uss
Centaur Lsnimsnt. white wrapper. More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable oures, including
rosen. limbs. chronic rheumatism. gout running
umofs, b., have bean received. We will set q
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &C.,
grats to any one requesting It. One bottas Of thu
yelow-wrapper Ceataor Animent 10 worth one hune
dred dollars for spawned or sweenled horses and
mules. or for screw.vorm In sheep ssook-oWnera
these liniments arc worth your attention. No
Family should b Without thsm- "whits wrapper
for family uss :" Yellow wrapper for snimals Sold
by all Dsugssts 30 cents per bottle; large bottle
e1.oo. J. B. Rosn CO,
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PEasoNAr.-Esq. Publ, who hen been for some
time past suffering with nlight attack OF the
cont, q now conanad 70 his homA. !.

LSoxr CoAonHA W. Reeves, an expsr-
fenced coach builder formerly u Doyss, but more
rscs1tly residing h shis city hAs leased the
building It No. log 9hiplsy Htrses and engaged
In III manufacture Of light ooschsu, md does
general repairing work. tf7 ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

AMERICAN TIME DDOI

Price si.so. or siaSo per dos. Has 1000 Tunes and
Anthems, not new, but selected the fAvofitas from
I'll prominent Church Music Book published during
the Last half century.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

mot 70 b. neglected. Our advice 10 70 take care
ofat before 6 u 40 lats, and use Dr. WiAllarts
Pine Tfss Tar Cordial, which can Be had Of any
lsNVglsA Dr.. WiAhast's Worm 0ugax Drops i
tho best remedy for worms ever discovered
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

- CAofrs throughout the country love The Sab
BATH because II contains more good tunes than eny
book In vogue. Price $3.50 per dozen; sample copy
mailed for 81. rs. Every book and music store has
the Sabbath. Published by Lee Walker, Philadel-
phtA- aPrl6-lw.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

6Urr AGAINST TEE W. / r. r. R-Humphfey
Morrow, Of this city, has instituted suit aganst
the Wilmingtoh Z Rsading Railroad for e10.0O0
for loss sustained In consequence Of his shoulder
being injured by the bsckihg Of the cars ct the
depot on the morning of the Union Sabbath
Mckool excur.ion on the 18th of July, 1873.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

AIm House SrATrs11cs. -Since Fob. II, 1878,
clerk Of tho Eastern District, Levin O. Springer,
has isaued permits for admission to the Aims
House = follows. Whites, III; colored, "a total
1888 Cleric. Hill Brinton, Of the Western
District, makes report - follows, Whites, 1853;
c0lored, ~, total 1855, grand total, S23:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

R1NoNArpor AND ELECTION. Delaplaine Mo-
Daniel haa resigned the Presidency Of the No
Cullough Iron Co, and Jno. n. Adams has
been promoted from the Vice Presidency to the
place vssAtnd by Mr.. Mcdaniel, who still serves
- director. Jethro J. Mccullough has been
elected Vice President. t
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KEAAb DlCIioNAHT bLOFTEH
Dreku's
Dictionary Bhttev.

Beingra combination Of Bloesing case with COM
pete Int Of W0fds which Wrften ATe liable TO spell
lncoSresty. For sale BY Statlo0arS and Booksellers
and at
l0os CHE8TNtrT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Send for Descriptive PTios us'.
nnNAdAH1H
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POSTAL ArfoMrxExT.-J. Horace Rudolph
has been appointed BY Nj, Pyle to clerkship
lin the Wilmington post ONCE, and Mr.. Rudolph
sntersd upon his now duties this morning. A
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Rudolph for sew
oral years has convinced ms Of the accuracy Of
his business habits, aud We regard his selection
~ QnA vary nuitahla,
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WINNERS INV SCHOOLS

Father Ramps Old Folks Tunes. ENLARGED, 800
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LOCAL NEWS.

Ina 4Atds aEe growing greensf. n s,I9l,
TAs naples ass di1valying thsis rsA blosspas.
An o. q InAsgnal Rsvsuus hssnsss ezphs On
the ooGh. ,fl...1,5i "A,
4 nsw lpsomctivs has bean put upon he Bssks
Ooanty Faflfoad W. ~ ~.
Ths Esaon win resume about ~ iss Of Nay.
1Ais nay b rsiisd on. =. ~
sons whsaA IN The vicinity Of Wilmington V
ftu0IR % nius fhShss in hatghk 81 g,
Ths Disnond Stats xsoiin ciat wofts have
oommsnesd The shipment Of washed clay.
John Tsylor hes been appointed night weseh-
nan 4 The W. b ". B. B., round house st 4An-
dsobsgy. '-""f -
The Nsthodisss should secure The Mcintyre
woods = gouthwood for caAp-nVeepgs end
Sunday 8shod pas-nioa.
n. q. 0tosy, az IAndenbsrg, hAa started D
Newspaper and periodical store Ia which be de-
serves e0couTaSement q Il s''' m. Z. t,,+'
Ths wooddals Rolling Mills, after being idle .
couple Of wesks, are in operation agxih. whersat
the oppFstorT ere much elatsd. ~, 4s
Hamilton GsAham, 1t Hockesein, has put in .
s 5000 E. ss srge 90 ~ q: In as''r nom
Thersis woman living in PsncSder Hundred
Last week, gave birth TO her twenty Third child.
". 3 r. r. r., has beAn presented with . very
handsome gold badge BY friend Be deserves
It
There u likely " b. no licensed place for ~
sale Of liquor between Wilmington md Newark,
distance Of twelve miles Thsrs ussd 10 b. over
. dozan. 'f
PnsoNAI.-Esq Publ, who haa been for some
time past suffering with . slight attack Of the
govt, u now confined 70 his homA. j
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

~ y. HOPPER,
Manufacturer Of, and Wholesale Dealer IN
FINE CABINET FURNITURE
Of every description.
once and WAREHOUSE, 80 sss N. BROAD ST.
mars-lydSw ''' PH1IHDFfpB'.
WooLLEY q VAN TRUMP
INSURANCE. AaKS1a
No. JOURNAL s SR}FY axf,t. ADJOINING THE
WILMINGTON, DA1AAAhk
w aze the AUTHORIZED AGKNn oe the follow
ing Companies:
Nxtxal Life Inssrunos CUwspouy Msss York.
Eye Eye i"'4,:"'' c0'"g""s' $780, &c.,
| Ph0mte " e."
lnsxranos Oo,npdny Nora America, Fhila.
Frankltn Insuranos Company, Philadelphia
Frsnch Insuvanns Corporation, Pavis-
Co~tsnsssas Lasvra"os Company. Ns'o York.
E Na,snaau
Phsnix Fire and Marine 20
Springfield Of Springfield, Maes
Peoples Firs InsvrdNce o.. TteN.on, v J.
FG7ners Mutual Fire IasurdMos 90. fnvk,
Dslaaoors Frs ms Co.. Wflmin4to~, D-i.
zfauslsrs' ms. Co., Accident" Hartford
Rataody Pass ,Ins o.. "Aoct4e~r Hartford.
The necessity Of a No: ! INSURANCE never Y, ss.
oonhdently aay We can furnish
PROMPTLY TEE Tu sFE WSRhb' POLICIES IN
Our facilities are such shat No caA plsoe any
amount Of Insurance desired.
- Appltcaton BY mail or otherwise viii receive
Unr nAdlS ar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

IN Forty Ycars' Hsp'rtenos have tested the vir-
tues Of DR. WtstAT's balsam Of Wild Cherry, and II
10 now generally acknowledged to be the beat rene
ing the whole range from alight cold to settled
consumption. We're it not for It's inertia, 1t would
long since have "dled, and made no sign.b
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
LEGAL option in sa.rysa.A.
Snow HUI. M, Apeil n

tn eU4u1se m woa0EsTnl oouN1Y-A MASo1z11
OF 40 N 1AvoA or II. ffI
Especial to ~ ComnsecaAll
sxow Huz1 M, Apeil =
4 vote wAs taken In this county ysstsEday,
On Local Option, md Il wss carried By AEgs
Majority. Tina vote stood, go IN favor Of Local
Option against H. no Majority In favos, 40.
Berlin gavs "a majority Snow HUI, o01 ; New
fuwn IA