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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

general victory in November is 10 the power
Of the Republican party Of this State. They
may no. achieve it, but enough Is developed by
tho late election to warrant the assertion that II
they should not, the fault will be theirs Dover
Sentinel,
&c Democratic Ina iority, only in Kent comfy.
In 1872, II WAS over three hundred, ut the Little
Election, aud in 1870, about 800.
Now is the time for the Republicans in every
hundred to organize their campaign clubs.
It is reported that Democratic candidate fol
Representative in Kent county offered . colored
man SIS for his vote in November. These are
trying times for the White Mans party.
Democrats here are busily engaged in adSis
ing colored voters TO stay away from the polls
unless Republicans pay them to come. BY No
vember ga they will be trying to get them t'
vote the Democratic ticket.--M'Uord Meas.
Our prospects then IN Ken. and Sussex have
not been 30 good for many years as they are q
the present time, and il New Castle does half 81
well as she his promised there is no question
| but that we shall carry the State for Jump and
I.ohanJ in November Milford hs,rs.
In SUSSEX county, the Republicans , iect Nv
| Inspectors cut of thirteen.
| Both parties have now named their local tick
| etn in all OF the three counties.
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A Cursed House Of slavery.
SOME "REMINISCENCES OF THE SLAVE DEALERS INN
IN LOWER SUSSEX.

SOME "REMINISCENCES OF THE SLAVE DEALERS INN
IN LOWER SUSSEX.
A recent Journey OF the editor OF the Easter"
.Shoye,nan from Salisbury to Laurel led him past
a famous inn in slavery times which Ia located III
Sussex, near the State line The house Ia an old
fashioned country AFFAIR, much dilspidated aud
entirely deserted, and in said to be haunted
This Ia the story OF it rs told by the Shorendn ;
Long years ago before the scream OF the
steam whistle had invaded this Peninsula and
when under the old regime, negro buyers trav-
ersed it and with yellow gold purchased slaves
for the Southern Market this old disnsed house
was q famous inn. Here cOngregated those who
trailcked in human hesh in their journeys mp
and down the country and here, in this remote
spot was committed many dark deeds which
cried aloud unto heaven and still curse the walls
Of wood now crumbing to decay. The last and
browning act Of blood waz the murder Of two
slaves by those who had them in charge confined
here loi night. Since that time, NO the tale
goes, the house has been haunted and surely,
~ we viewed il with it's gaping windowr, perfo-
rated roof, weather-beaten porch, crumbline
walls, surrounded by rank weeds and other nox.
ious growth, we did not wonder that the honest
country folk avoid aud consider it cursed ; fol
like Hoods Haunted House," everything about
it. after one has been told its history, gives to-
ken "that this house is haunted
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Wilmington Markets.

WIMINaToS, DEL. Oct. IA.
The markets this morning were ~ full AZ us
ual, with plentiful supply and prices unchanged.
The following are the ruling prices
Meats.-Beef steak 22@2sc per pound roasts,
l5@25c stews, @l5c Clipped, 2S@35o; NUT
ton, 12@lsc chops, l5@26c veal, l2@l5c !;
cntlets, ls@25c pork,s l6@lsc; bologna, lac
lsc ham, ls@2Oc sliced, 25@30c !, shoulder II
Ollie fitch l2@l5c lard, lsc. Sausage, l6c I;
Scrapple l0@l2c
FTuit.-Apples, s@lOc per half peck pears,
l5@40c; dried apples l2@l5c per pound dried
peaches l2@l5c per pound grapes 6@ lOc per
quart plums l56D20c per quart crab apples,
l5tg20c per half peck. Chicken grapes loo per
quart.
Vege,atles. Potatoes 1925 per hAlf peck
string beans, l2@l5c; lima beans, loo. per quart
onions, CSC per half peck cabbage 4QlOc per
| head; bes,s 5@l0c per bunch cucumbers l2@
| l5c per dozan pumliins 8@20c apiece toma-
toes, IO@l5c per half peck egg plants 5@l2c
apiece greer, peppers l0c per doz.
| M,cellaneo,is. - Butter Zoe per pound ; eggs
. CSC per dozen |; chickens, alive tl.0o@Sl. 81
per pair; dressed 10000 per pound corn l2Q2es
per dozen honey 25c per pound ; smsarcsss 81
per bowl tallow loo per pound corn meal. q
per pound oats CSC per bnshel corn care 95t
per bnshel chestnnts 25c per quart.
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The Eastern shore


gressional candidate, speaks at Elkton on Thurs
day Rising Sun, Friday and Port Deposit Oh
Saturday.
There is Que place in Elkton which is said to
empty one barrel OF whisky weekly.
lowing coRvicts Jake Reese, for rape, years
imprisonment John Martin, for larceny, 10
months =; Richard Brown, for the murder Of
George piner, 10 years and Mary Burke, for
receiving stolen goods, Ia months all in the
Maryland Penitentiary.
Il. L. Thomas administers on the estate Of
John Janney.
Henry Wood, OF Eikton, has grown IA pound
radisl.
The barn Of Charles Anderson, which was
burned in July last has been replaced by another
10 Z Al feet.
John Taylor started from Cowantown for Elk
ton one day last week in a wagon, carrying with
him what he supposed to be an empty powder
keg. He found out differently, however, when
after lighting his pipe he threw the match be-
plosion by which one hand WAS severely burned,
and his whiskers and eyebrows scorched.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
The Cambridge Male Academy has two female
ASSISTANTS,
The Highland Light is bringing over 30 much
grsno, &c. for the fall seeding. that she is al
ways several hours behind time.
The preaching Of eleven sermons is no nncoin-
mon thing in Cambridge on Sundays.
There will be held an agricultural fair at the
Dorchester Fair grounds, near Cambridge, on
the Ath and 9th Of November next.
The schools are slssaly attended.
W. G. Huntington, formerly OF Dorchester
county, died in Mississippi recently,
Crowell & Co launched one of the oyster p' =
lice boats last week.
Mr.. Whitehead Woolford died al his residence
near Milton, on the lst inst, at the advanced
age Of SO years.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
New corn brings but 10 cents in Denton.
Geo, ". Collisions Patchen colt took the first
premium at the fredericksburg fair.
1t ia said that the Grand Jury has found bills
Of indictment against every iqusr seller in the
county. They have continued to sell notwith-
standing the vote on Local Option.
/ new school-house has been erected at Burrs-
vile.
Preston has organized Grange with W. H.
A fne coasting schooner Of 500 TONS built at
Greepsborough for New York parties, is being
rugged at Denton.
wlCoMIco COUNTY.
Salisbury hss five butcher stands aud inferior
beef.
Col. l.. II. Woolford, Orphans Court Judge
who has been Ill with cancer, 10 recovering.
he river dykes are about completed
The new engine for the Worcester H. II. is be
ing fixed up at Berlin.
The oyster beds are being plandered in tn
nighttime. - aba,
times were brisk.
Willie son OF DR.. Fulton, of Salisbury, wa
seriously stabbed in the hip while at play VIII
Earnest Toadvine, day or two ago. The blad
was broken on and cannot be extracted.
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Uuisar,an Conference at Long ~ nod
PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING on WEDNESDAY, AND
THURSDAY, nov. 4 AND 8.

PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING on WEDNESDAY AND
TnuRapAy, nov. 4 AND s.
The Local Conference of Unitarian and 9TH
CT Christian Churches OF the Middle and South
ern States will hold two-days' session in the
meeting. house Of the Progressive Fnends, At
Longwood, Chester Co., on Wednesday and
Thursday, November 4th and 9TH. Tho Pro-
xremme Of the meeting will be as follows =
Wednesday A. NJ, "a house-warmiug,"
or social religious meeting IL, r. NJ, business
meeting, reports, annual election, and talk
about "WoIk;" X P. NJ, preaching in Borough
Hall, Kennett Square.
Thursd.y-SN A. M n scs1 h meeting lo'i %.
ares; on %s0ai and DSay ~ BY Mrsa
On "Our Young Folks" by Fielder Israel, Of
Wilmington, and If time permits, an address OF
asrmsntown. These addresses will be followed
Sv DISCUSSION. which, Like the meeting, will b.
ffoe 70 all Chester county hospitality may b.
asnended upon. Trains leave Philadslphia TO
Rossdsie an, A. u, 1t 2s0, P. u.
oRAalSa O. AxEs, Secretary.
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sussex County in Line!

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION AT aRoKaxTowS, Yes
TERpAy- LIST or CANDIDATES SoMINArED-A
sTRoSd TICKET IN THE FIELD.
GEoRaErowS, DEL, Ocr ..
The Republican County Convention met here,
yesterday, and nominated n full ticket ~ fol-
lows
Senators, W. A. Hazard, ". b. Ricksrda.
Representatives Thomas J. Davis, Cedar
Creek Thomas Colbourn, Nanticoke Ebe
Townsend, Baltimore David II. Houston, Lewes
and Rehoboth John d. Rodney, Georgetown
Thos. II. Chapman, Broad Creek W. Z. Can
non, Gumboro.
Levy Court John E. Richards, North West
Fork James NJ. Jester, Cedar Creek W. T.
Warrington, Indian River John NJ. Short Nan
ticoke Joshua ]. Derrick son, Dagsboro Joshus
O'Bier, Seaford.
Sheriff, John Robert Richards.
Coroner, Thomas H. Ingram.
There was much interest shown, and Il strong
| ticket has been nominated. +.
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We are now advertising several leading Phos.
phates, but would particularly invite G attention
II manufactured by Hubbard Bro, Wyoming, Del.
This phosphate has merits commensurate with lts
reput ltlon which Ia equal TO any the market, and
il sold which 10 . matter Of great consideration, III
much lower price than any other phosphate. The
aatsiaction resulting from its use can only be al
trihu,ed 10 the large percentage OF actual Fertilizer
ing II undoubtedly the hest manure for al crops
that can be put In the soil.
/ Messrs Hubbard / Bro are now shipping II 10 al
parts, and orders arc coming in daily, indicating
| general use this fall Those expecting to use tn
| Improved star Bone Phosphate will avoid disap
| nOIntment ny sending their orders early.
| BI'BDhkD BRO,
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Tho Great stride,

The displayed advertisement OF wananaker 4
Brown. that appears in our columns to-day, will be
read by thousands who turn away with indifference
from the offers OF new and unknown concerns. This
greatest Of American Clothing Honsea corner OF GIL
and Market Streets, Philadelphia has kept In the van
a. the advertiser Justly terms this NEW departure
proves what large capital, an extensive circle o.
customers, an unblemished reputation, and BRAN
secthlng with plans OF Improvement, can do to built
up and extend q business. We advise every person
who visits Philadelphia 10 give half an hour 10 oal
Hall Tue very history Of the clothing trade can %
real upOn the labels attached to that Immense stool
of goods; for every garment b. ars the name ant
character Of ts materials upon printed SLIP Their
In hut one price for every purchaser and signe,
| guarantee accompanies each garment, Whereby
may be returned, and the money received hack, II
within 10 days, the purchase gives dissatisfaction
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MarriagtS.

Josephs Church, on April 7th, 1874, by Rev. u.
buddy, y. j., Mr.. Thomas A. ampbeL Aud Miss
Frances Dugan, both OF New Castle Co., Del
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Indianapolis, Ind ana.
on "Wednesday, the Itb inst, by Rev. Mr.. Corue-
Illus, Mr.. Everett 9oldthwalt OF indianapolis, ia
Miss Laura nirSt. also OF indianapolis, Dut for.
merry OF Wilmington, Delaware.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0x LEVI Sobnis
Tie Milford Netcs and Adcertfser says The
Inspector Election in Milford and Cedar Creek
Hundreds went of quietly, though the large
number OF Republicans that were disfranchised
by the mean tricks Of the Democratic ASSESSOR,
Collectors and Levy Courtmen. excite d the wrath
of those who were thus outraged aud robbed OF
Their right OF suffrage III spite Of their EFFORTS TO
prevent it. Some of theae had IN person present.
cd their names to the Assessor, but were not az
sassed. Others who We're well known to that
fnnctionary had been omitted, and though pre-
scented the second time through the Levy Court
were no. Yet found upon the Collectors durli-
cate. By such dishonesty the Republicans have
lost many yotes,yet the two Hundreds that unite
in Milford have gone handsomely Republican
Milford by eghty-ave ON tolerably full vote
and Cedar Creek eighty on short poll being
two hundred short OF a full poll. At the Novem.
Der election Milford will give one hundred and
twenty-five, and Cedar Or eek one hundred and
fifty majority.
THE MEETING Az sMYRSA FRIDAY EVENING.
A largely attended Republican meeting wxs
| held in front of Foxwells Hotel, Smyrna, Friday
| evening. An unusual enthusiasm for Smyrna
was manifest, and It is said that 30 many as sixty
| Democrats came out s'to hear the truth told, :"
many of whom were convinced Of the impolicy
Of Democratic government in Delaware and en-.
| listed under the Republican banner. Lew G..
| Bird, of Wilmington, and Il. S. Reed, of Dover,
! made effective and able addresses,
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POSTAL ArFAIRs.-At iincoin, Sussex county
A. W. Small IL appointed postmaster, vice Lucy
H. ". Jackson resigned, and at Concord, caro-,
line county, William Loockerman Ia appointed
westminster. wee Bennett Todd. resigned
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TIE New HOTEL AT New CASTLE. john W..
GRAY, proprietor OF the Jefferson House at New
Castle, haa taken possession OF the new hotel
building In what is now known az rnskertown,
near New Castle, and expects to run both houses
for the coming year,
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FAIR AND FEsrIvAL.-The presbyterialln Of
Chrstsna will hold fair and festival on Thurs
day afternoon and evening, OF this week, to
raise funds with which to pay OH the debt OF the
church. Supper will be served from 10
O'Clock. Tickets, 90 cents
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man named ADKINS jumped of the railroad
bridge at Laurel on Wednesday evening to es-
cape an oncoming hand car, and pretty serious.
" injured himself DR.. Vim. Hitch rendered
the necessary surgical assistance.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IA.
Cotton firm a, l5ssg16c. Flour less active
but steady; snpsrs 81. 2j@S7 IS; extras, e4Q4. IS;
Penns Indiana 4 Ohio extra family, S6.75@6 25.
Wheat quiet and steady; red u, 1901. 81; amber,
Sl.22 Rye scarce aud held el.08, Corn declined
yellow, 97Q9sc; western mixed, CSC. Oats firm.
er; white, G2t663c; mixed Coo. Mess pork weak
at S23@23.2d Whiskey offered at Sl.05.
QUOTATIONS At THE nRANDYw1Nk MILLS yoR FIouK
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pIscoNrINUED.--The Sunday train on the VII
Inington l. Western II. Il. has been discontinued,
having made ta last trip on Sunday last.
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Deaths.

TOWNSEND. = On Saturday morning, Oct. 10th,
Anna Christina, daughter Of Robert Y. and Emily
u. Townsend. aged one month.
HAYES.-on the eth inst. Joa. Hayes, 10 the esd
year Of his Age.
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PFHISsuLAR R. r. NoTKs.-The Worcester Il
Somerset Il. r. WAS not sold on Tuesday last, az
advertised by Sheriff Landlord, OF Somerset
county Other legal proceedings interviewed.
The Wicomico Pocomoke Railroad has pur-
chased steam boat to ply Oh the Synepuxent
Bay and convey oysters to its terminus at the
bay. The boat is 10 feet III length aud draws %
inches water
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DAOLI NURSERY.
TO DEALERS, PLANTERS AND OTHERS

o6er this Fall ", 900 No. Peach Trees. (my own
growinS) largely OF Crawfords tarly and Late with
most Of The leading kinda including limited guam
thy Of 1sry Beatrice, 81 od-leaved, &C. Also. April
COTS, P!ums and good supply Of general Nursery
low. One aours' ride from Philadelphia ON p R. X
JO9IAH A. ROBERTS, Psoii Pa.
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AccIpESTLY KuLEp.--William Miles colored,
Of Princess Anne while engaged in cutting wood
on the premises Of Mr.. Il. II. Dashiell, last week
vas killed by being caught under a falling tree.
He with another colored man had cut a tree
which lodged on another, they then cut
down the tree upon which it had lodged in doing
SO, the tree previously cut foil and caught Miles
under IT, nashipH him terribly.
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MACHINERY FROM SAoo ME.--The schooner
from gaco, Maine, with a large cargo Of new
maohinery for the Triton mills. These MILL
have suspended operations while the machiner,
10 being placed in position in the building Tbs
cargo lie from the water power establishment II
Saco. where such work Ia made speciality.
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LNAIRVIEW FARM FOR SALE.

It
township, Montgomery county, Pa, known az FAIR.
VIEW FARM, stu ted on the road from Jenkin.
town 10 huntington, about one mile east OF the
Friends Meeting Honse, comprising D, acres aclei
OF which Gre woodland and about acres meadow,
the remainder arabic land In nigh state Of cultva.
tOn, late the property Of Edward 81. Shoemaker de
ceased. The improvements are
LARGE STONE MANsioS-HousE,
containing 10 rooms, buit In L form. with hail ~
feel wide running through the nrst and second
hoors Wide plazzas On the north and east SIDES
well OF neyar-fniling water close 10 the kitchen
very large Barn with straw Ti0nSe GranhTies, Va.
gov and Carriage House, Corn-crin. Potato Cellar
ipring House &C., all in perfect order.
Apply on the premises, or 10
THOMAS Il. SHOEMAKER,
1871 North THIRTEESTH street, phiia,ia.,
bENRY II. SHIlLiSGF0EH,
septs-2mw2ltawd l2a s. FOURTH 81. Phla,la.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

MORTALITY AMONG THE F1sA-The hsh and
crabs In Hope creek, tributary OF the Delaware
which penetrates Salem county, are dying from
some cause, the shores OF the creek being lined
with the dead animals. The water seems to
contain some poison which is destroying them
and the Oldest fishermen are puzzled to account
Sar ha phanonnannn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

~ The Bsr-room Remedy for all ailnien's Is Rum
Ritters, surcRarged with Ftlsei OIL deadly element
rendered more NC I've BY the puo9ent sstringents
with which 1t In combined. II your stomach L. weak
and liver bowels dsordered strengthen and regn-
late them with VISRdAR BIrTIRs purely Vegeta.
ble Alternative aud Aperient, free from alcohol anu
capable Of nfusna new vitality into your exhaasl-
! ed system. sepXl-4W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

LECTURE CounsE At DELAWARE CoLLtoE-
The winter course Of lectures for Delaware Col
iege, Newark, has been arranged and il as fol
Lows October 18th, Rev John O.. Morris, D.
D., L. L. D., Of Baltimore, "Wonders OF the
Bee Hive !" October 2sd, ". H. Wahl, Pm, D.,
" L, Boswell, OF Philadelphia, Shakespeare !"
November Goth, Col. A. II. Grimshaw, Whining
ton "Comparetive Anatomy; December 4th,,
Prof John Wise, Philadelphia, " Aeronautics.
Tho price for tickets for the whole course hss
neen Hxed at FL,
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3auk Statements,


II EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIN
II DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, Al
DELAWARE CITY, In tho State OF Delaware, Al
the closs Of business, October I'd, 1874.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR AssAuLT.-Anons the eases
tried last week in the Circuit Court for Caroline
Coarty, was that of the State Vi. DR.. W. q.
wilson, removed from Talbot Some months
ago quarrel took place ut tho Brick Hotel in
Eaat on between DR. Wilson aud Geo. W. Mo-
pray which resulted in an assault by the for
raei upon the latter with intent to kill. Being
convicted, the Court sentenced the DIR. to pay q
due OF FIVE dollars and the costs in the case, and
also 10 be confined in the Talbot Jail for two
months. The two opposing congressional eand'-
dates, s.-Gov Thomas and ex-Juase Goliisbor-
SUCH were counsel for the defence.
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Ye,v CIVILIZATIONS.
MUSIC BOOK FOR SCHOOLS,
AMERICAN
SrlinnT NIrs,r nEAnERS

SCHOOL MUSIC READERS
lii 3 Books. by l.. o. Emerson and ". $. Tilden
In Book l, which Ia for PRIMARY SCHOOLS. we
have years course Of study very plainly laid out
with abundant directions TO teachers, and large
number Of sweet sOngs for the little ones 10 sing by
rotn and by note. Price IS Cents.
! In bOOK II, the course above Indicated II con-
tnued, and becomes a little more theoretc. The
book Ii lifted for the use Of the younger scholars In
Grammar schools Price 70 Cents.
In BOOK III, part singing Is introduced, and the
| ear IL trained 10 harmonic singing. For Higher
| Classes In Grammar Schools Price &C Cents.
The music IN these charming and useful books y AZ
selected ana arranged by the practiced hand OF Mr.
L. o. Emerson, anu the theOrelic part has been well
tested by Mr. Tilden before placing In the Readers.
For nigh Schools, nothing succeeds the above
Readers better than "THE ROrR OF SINGING" ttl,l
already IN extensive II that has been seat TRY
"tnOIcE TRos,' tt1.0ol, collection OF the hes'
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The new singing School Book, TIN SOAu Mon
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The above hooks sent postpaid oh receipt OF re.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

CENTRAL GRANT IN DANGER. Tho Centen.
uial Chester county bullock General Grant
came near losing his life in Reading while re-
turning from tho State Agricultural Fair at Eas-
ton, Pa. Through the neglect OF come one en-
gagged in shifting, the door of the Generals car
wac torn OF, and 40 alarmed him that 1t waH
with the greatest difficulty he could be pre-
vented from springing down u steep e'nbank.
ment
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..DREKA's CARD ETIQUETTE This Is the title
VI little gem Of 4 publication issued by l. Dre-
ka, Esq, the weli-Enown Engraver and Station
sr, No. 1921 Chestnut street, Pdadelphia. In
fact it Ia reissue OF NJ. Drekan former testise
upon this important subject. enlarged and im-
proved for ls74.5 Tho varied and useful infor-
nation which the book (Which is distributed gra-
tuiously to Mr.. Dreka's cnstomera) contains, Ia
very happily suggested in the following motto
on the tide page .'ile demand for choice
stationery aud elegantly engraved cards is an
anorriug indication Of the taste and refinement
nf a coulUl.pity,n
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The COMMERCIAL IL emphatically the paper
Tor information. II prints all and the latest
news, and it's reports bear the endorsement OF
ACCURACY.
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CHESTER COUNTY TEACHERS ISsrilurE.-The
le,b annual session OF the Chester County
Teachers Institute will convene in horticultural
hail, West Chester, on Monday, october 26sf,
and close on Friday evening, October 30th. The
customary exercises will DO observed. the topics
for dscussion being "Best Method OF Teaching
Goroposition." "T6e Respective Merits Of Writ.
Ten and Oral Spelling" "rheoreticai and praeti-
ssl Grammar" &c. An evening course OF lee
Esu,, Ohio; Hon. B. G. Northrop, Connecticut
Wallace Bruce, ESQ.,, New York; Rev. pr. Hayes
pennsylvania. Free return passes will be fur
nishod BY the Co. supt., to members who pa!
full fare over the ". G. 4 Phila. and fhlrs. y
pait, Cen. Rail Roads Excursion tickets oyel
he phil'a. l. Reading, and Will & Il. Rail Roads
viii be sold to members Of the Institute.