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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25

party of muskrat trappers from New York
have hunted along the hesdwaters OF the Nan
tlcoke.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25
IOOLOGlCAL GARDEN.

GEOLOGICAL GARDEN,
PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
LATEST ELEPHANT AND RHINOCERos IN;
AMERICA. LIONS, TIGERS, GRAPES.
GRIZZLY BEARS, MONKEY, &c, &c.
Large colcit IA Of liylag
WILD BEASTS. BIRDS, AND REPTILES
OPEN EVERY DAY.
ADMlSSlON-Aiults, .........,,,,.25 CRNTs
febA,sm '''''''''''''''i' e@NAs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25
L.. r. kunkei's Bitter wine Of from

l.. +. kunkei's Bitter Wine Of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been no thorough,
tested by all Classes OF the community that 1t ~ lpW
but little, Pnrites the blood and gives lone to H.
s!omich renovates the system and pr0lOnas life
Eysryhody should have l..
analeeston, Diseases OF the Stomach, and Tor ali
cases requiring tonic. "
emf SAT- Of Iron we possess : Citrate OF Magnetic
Oxide, combined with the mott energetic OF vege,i-
Die tonic-lellow Peruvian Bark
DO you want something to strengthen you"
DO you want good appetite?
DO you want want ensil ~ VI He''ou'neSS'
Do you want to sleep well?
DO you want to build up your constitution
DO you want brisk and gnrcus feeling
II you do try kunkels Bitter Wiue of Iron.
! only ask trial OF this valuable tonic!
beware o. c2nnlerIelts, as kunkels b tier Wine
known world for the perm Anent cure of Uysprns .
and debility, and ~ there are number Of ,u,ta.
mnn,y ,n 70 .me pabc would caution the
manufactured by Z. +. kunkel, ami having his
stamp on the cork of every bottle. The yerS faai
mat others are attempting to initiate this yej,ehl,
remedy, proves Its worth aud speaks IN m
favor Get the genuine. Sold only In Ii DO ties. '''
ooio W Ail druggists and dealers everywhere.
$50 TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE a,a
Head and all complete in two hours. No fee rn
moved by Dr. KunEel, 2ss North Ninth st., Phila.la
SEM lor circuar or ASK your druggist for bottle
OF knnGeIs Worm syrup. 1t never fails
GrOsvenOr's improved Rejladonnn
Plaster
Capsicum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
u. vincents Arrow Root,
Bowers Glycefne,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelatine,
Concentrated Glycerine,
ScnerlugB ChlOra Hyurate
Tin Seidlitx Boxes,
Star Mills Paper,
Nlterng Paper,
French Mustard Plsstera
EnerveAcing Granular Salts, (Keasbey / MsttisonA,
b Cs Sugar coated Pills and 9ranuies,
AlicOck's Porous Piasters,
MOllerH Cod Liver Oh,
Vinegar Bilters,
nollOwayS Worm Confections,
AAtthey Caylus Capsules
Planters CApsules,
Tairants Seltzer Aperent
HenSAey'B Trochex,
Browns Bronchial 1'roches
Yankee Shaving soap.
schener's Pepslnc
Lows Llniment.
Supplied to the trade at the lowest market rs,es,
:. BRlNGHuRsT L co.
Wholesale and Retail Drugetsts
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25

The ''stcrm areas gather i'll the West and
move Esstwardly upon us. So also do the
srasshoppors, and the potato beetles (by the
way. II any Of those innocent creatures roasted
very near the surface, last winter, they surely
felt chilly; and so did the Crusade movement
and the Granger organization. And now new
wave, gathered in the great lap of tho Western
world, ID rolling upon us-the spelling match.
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio were convulsed by it,
two months ago, and the newspapers were PES
tered to death with reports of the photographic
struggles, while as the fashion gradually rolled
East, there have been several matches in some
of our Atlantic cities and towns, and an exten-
rive one is announced to take place in ;Fhiladel-
phia soon. Wilmington, too, begins to be agta-
ted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25

| aiter rous!h6 experience meeting, parlici-
paled IN by lay and clerical, Rev. DR.. Curry
editor OF the New York Christian Adsocate
| preached one OF the grandest sermons ever lis
| tened to from the text "Bs thou calm" The
people were thoroughly convinced that this vet
| eran OF the church 1t not only our ablest editor
| but may be ranked as one Of the ablest preach
ers 1t is thought over 1000 persons crowded
| the church to hear him.
A meeting was held, in the afternoon, in the
interest OF the Sunday School cause, with ad
dresses by kevs. q. ID. Watson, and S. l.. Ora
cey. Of Providence Conference.
At night, DIR. McCaulley preached an able
sermon to large audience. After the morning
and afternoon services the deaconA and elder
were ordained. Services were held in the otheI
churches of an interesting character.
Fifth bay.
The devotional services OF this morning were
conducted by Dr. Matlack.
| The committee on Finance made very EN-.
couraging report and the monies properly dis.
tributed per conference instruction.
| DIR. Phmbus, by permission, read memorial
| prepared by him in the interests of temperance
to the Delaware legislature, asking the enact
ment OF some good temperance law, il possible,
or in the case of failure, then praying the pre-.
soryation of the license system We have.
The memorial was adopted, and q motion was
made by DIR. Phebus to have the members of
the conference sign this paper and Immediately
| rend it to Dover in order that it may influence
| the designed action.
This brought on q spirited debate, led off by
Dr. Cooper. who opposed signing this paper and
sending it to the Legislature, as All ecclesiasti-
cal BODY, as it would accord the same right to
| any other christian body to memorabilia the
| legislature for like acton and the Mcthodists
of the State, to be consistent, would have to be
silent.
Drs. Phnbus, Mstlack, Kenney, and Revs
Mann, Ayres and others followed in sharp on
slaughts on the opposing ID. D., when the paper
WAS referred to special committee for revision
aud will come up for Conference uctou to-mor-
row.
Rev. Dr. Curry, the veteran editor OF the New
York Christian Advocate and u special favorite
all over the Peninsula, Notwithstanding the Pc
culiar complexion OF some Of his published
views, WAS introduced and represented the read
ing interests Of the church. Among other good
things said was that the standing OF charge
may be very truly guaged by the number OF
Christian Adrocates taken therein. The old
Doctor has made very favorable impression in
Smyrna and all regret he is so fast growing
old. He bends under the decrepitude OF gath
erng years, and after a while, his able pen
must be welded by other fingers. Blessings on
this grand old man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-25

The third days proceedings began at D o'clock
this morning. with religious services by Row.
Mr.. Cocla2er.
The report of Drew Theological Seminary was
read and referred
Rev. DR.. Dashiell WAS introduced aud presen-
ted the mission interests. lie paid high COM
pliment in his address, to the liberal;ty OF the
people OF the Peninsula. This Con.
ference stood third, last year, on the list
in the amount of its missionary contributions.
The Conference stewards then made their re-
port. The class Of candidates for deacons' Or
ders was next called and after the usual ques-
tions and feeling address by Bishop James,
Messrs. McSorley, Dreamer, Roe, McQuay, Green,
Ayres, and Foreman, were, for want Of time,
laid over.
The Conference then Adjourned to start on
The New York herald., 1875-01-09
DENNSYLvANrA RAILROAD.
The Great Trunk Jfr

L The Great Trunk Line
Train, leave SSa New w9sS Ysss ssss a MS Iau, RSpts q
Cortlandt streets, az oilows ioo' Oh Dcsoroses ana
Gs snan G the West ana South
v $50 O. r 3, NJ sunday: and 80 2 ,,;. p,,....-
Far ana ssSsa n Fssss
ans sso NJ eSnnssSs ss'f ss Corr, n,vfo
For Baltimore washington and the South "LimIted
Resaisf a. s:lo n Sand II = AMnSsSn Sunday lay
ESa5ess q. g for PhsIissasphis ,S lsea
'sr sS S's 's sags S s 81 ~ 3D. s Is IL ss Hs,4z7s s,z7s
sac 10, II 30 n and IL night Sunday. 5 20, I and
For Ea,sSeth, q $50 80 4ssoAM.nMI.
ss9 Sp 10 ~ IL 80 r NJ and u night Sunday, saaf
s.S .as g .sS 60 ss s sG s
:. n. and p night D sunday, 500 ana p. n
Fg5 wQSdDTase % s g Resa ana sP0 aud south Doy sand
81 q. IS sl,I:5$s II $1ss I'd sSy5$S.y
For Kingston and Becky Hill sao A. AZ and gag n.
ESr r EhipIsssa!s Re ana r seIyidsss snssf IT
"a spe s:ssssls sss r. E. s.sss5 50 s9S Isn
for higntsstSsSwpp ssS emberon and Csmden- VIA fefsn
For Hish,stown and Pemberton An.
Say N except snd Msnaay fFa aaa and
more 80 A II, liS S IS and ie;N r NJ. sunday, 62l
lS:sb aAq y II lSt From shAs @ SS s;sS s.s @
iG;T ~ n p sunday Sio e'sa SIS; nA A. H. 7ss
Ticket M otncss sss and VA Broaa.wsy; No As,or
FpSTsns SDsys sss ss 81.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
The New York herald., 1875-01-09
OUTSIDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK STEAM NAvIaA
TI0N COMPANY
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

LrALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
T., and Fail River The steamers NEwPO RI and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River foot Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted) at 4 p. NJ Throuch ticgets
sold at all principal hotels in the city. $500
The New York herald., 1875-01-09
(IUNARD Liner. AND n. A. R. N. 8. P. CO

(IUNARD LINE-R. AND n. A. R II. 8. P. CO
~ NOTICE.
With view Of diminishing the chances OF collision the
steamers OF this line take specified course for al
OF the year.
On the outward passage Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian 50 at 43 latitude,
nothing to the north of a.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian Of 30
at n latitude, or nothing to the north Of AZ.
From EW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN.
PAARTaIA:;;.wsd Jan Jan 70 y JAyA;: ::::::.- We'd FeO:
Cabin passage $50 sl00 $780, gold according to &C
commodaton. Return tickets on favorable terms
est rates Freight and cabin o1ce. No Bowling Green
Steerage Of1ce, Ill Broadway (IrInity Buiidingl
CHARLES e. FRANCKLYN. Agent.
The New York herald., 1875-01-09
EXCURSIONS.

A. a 4 a
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White
Harbor. West Brighton Port Richmond and ELM PARK.
from $50 A. NJ to 80 p. NJ daily; Sundays every twe
hours from $50 A. N. to AS p NJ
The New York herald., 1875-01-09
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

GOLD WATCHES sle So ss2 80, SIS $50, Sss $50;
NJ warranted imekeepers; prices low to corrcsp ond
with the umea u JACOBS. No. HAatnr House.
The New York herald., 1875-01-09

D0YAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N p. BAHIA
~ mas r. j. PORTER, Proprietor.
For full information addrsssJ LIDGERWOOD oO.,
The New York herald., 1875-01-09


rsAsxfS kSH
Jan Il i Observation-Disclosures sHaEss4 z
HsMss Katss Of passage to Plymouth Lo1dc1 Chsr1ourg
trs csSn ssS lSSnss salSSn sallSSn sS
= KUNHxRDT { co.. q. RICHARD 4 BOAs.
81 Broad New 'sosTi
NATr,SooN.A.IL., ..I., LIs5s-SorIcE .I,.s
BY this company to avoid ice and cad sids
t5ST glssi sSd Akb b0Eis Ess5oL EISs6
Siasasy jan Jsp u 3.
voE IoSsDoas sfsiiSfSsi SiSHSii FEB q
SO sarlsasy sasr'1S .s:.ss ssa greatly
Apply at the once TbSST SFGsSSf T.0.,,r
Jsssi
Fl i e: :$, S:s.s &
RATES or F1Ss2dE SnESrS9. fSu LONDON. HAvRs AND
sssSnS ssss9sss Cabin g
q 0AIhl0rHs Hs ! ssS~l,ss SO; lA,sses;; Green.
ANCHOR sfs.sgs IT, EVER 4sR sa4sss;H ssas44sssH
a.
Rates Of passage, payable In gold =
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST,
Cabin ''p r. sns Es''Sssfp sp
- low as by any other frst class line.
osRy I. Green
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-rHE GENERAL
" TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL STEAM.
= SHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAYRE
The splendid vessels this route for the Con.
tinent (being more southorly than Other Will
M0m pier No. % North River, as f0llOwss-
III LAURENT thecuioux, Wednesday, January Is
VfHE m PHRs Ssnnary
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD 1ncludinR wine) -
Exourson Tickets at reduced rates. =.
American travellers by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the disc0mfor Of
ing the CHANNEL besides saving time, trouble and
a GRoRGE MACKENZIE. AGENT IS Broadway.
~ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL. "'D
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier 46 North lsivor. Sn. flt
Capsan rSrsyina January II Ct
Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage atlow rates -
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Nor
way and sweden. &c. Drafts Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply to ~
r..as 0u3 WILLIAMS GUI0N, ~ Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-01-09
NMAN IINE-soUTHERLY COURSE.

Royal Mail steamers appointed TO sail as follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF ANTMERP: Tuesday Jan r. at A. n.
CITY oE NEW YORk......- Saturday. Jan. g at A n.
OF saturday. Jan 81 at
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday. Feb g. at 2P. n
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and 87b gold.
Steerage to and from all points at reduced ratea
CABIN and general office, No Is broadway.
6teerage ofoe, 3S Broadway and pier <1North River.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06

good audience to witness the "Naiad
Queen" last evening, Notwithstanding
the rain. The ballet was better than
upon any previous evening, the dancing
OF the ladies especially showing great
Improvement. Miss Merritt ana miss
Maeder of the regular stock were very
good. The "Naiad Queen" this evening
and at the matinee. n
THE NATIoNAL.-The regular variety
performance was given last night with
the addition Of the drama "Roving Jack (;
or, Saved from the Wreck" which Is
billed for the week. This last has proved
Q great feature and we shall, no doubt,
have more OF the same kind hereafter.
ROBINsoN'S OPERA-HOUsE.-ssThe Two
Orphans" drew good house last even
ing. The company is a good one and the
piece is in consequence well played.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
Court CultSuGs.

The case of the City for the use Of G.
II. Gardiner & Co. against Erasmus Gest
was argued in the District Court yester.
FAY and submitted.
The will OF jacob Hoelz was admitted
10 probate.
Spica j. Mckain was appointed ad-
ninistratrix Of r. l.. McKafn. Person.
Atty, $50.
The College Hill Railroad Co. vs.. Henry
huns. Before Judge Matson and jury.
4 verdict was returned assessing the
sompensation to be paid TO the defendant
II 500.
The same vs.. John Eberts. The jury
lssessed the compensation to be paid to
defendant at 1925.
II. N. Cist and j. W. Warrington, for
lhe company; Smith, Crawford g. Young,
Dontra.
The following suits were entered yes.
terday for the Common Pleas:
H,183-F. H. Anderson vs. Andrew j.
Riddle ct al.
H,lS-Benj. 8. Lowsnthal VS.. Morris
EuCh.
H,t06-Same vs.. Jacob Tuch.
H,iS1-Geo. @. Rice VS.. j. Virtue ct al.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
The Weekly Star.

The current number Of the WEEKLY
STAR, now ready, contains the latest
news by telegraph, summary OF the
news Of the past week, editorials on the
current topics of the day, interesting
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interesting local matter OF general inter-
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position, &C., &C. Interesting correspon-
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Personal matters, interesting reading
for the farmer, mechanic and the family
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sketches, short, interesting stories, Re-
ligious intelligence, Political matters,
Poetry, Book and Magazine Reviews,
&C., together with full and complete
Home and Foreign Market and Financial
Report.
Price 4c in wrappers, ready for mail
ing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
Political PioEtnQs.

The Republican meeting at the corner
OF Main and Liberty streets last night
was largely attended. Hon. Ii. X. Slay
ton, of New Hampshire, Captain VIM.
Schoenle, Hon. Benz. Butterworth, and
Hon. Benz. Eggleston were the speak
ers.
A lively meeting was held by the Re-
publicans at the Court-street Market.
Gen. Thos. l.. Young, and Messrs. Voge-
Ter, Trimble and Foraker addressed the
crowd.
The Republicans Of the Sixteenth
ward and vicinity will meet at the cor
ner of Court and Mound streets tonight.
They will be addressed by j. B. Foraker,
Charles Evans, and Col. e. p. Ransom.
The Hayes ana Young Club OF the
Fourteenth ward will meet at their
headquarters on Central avenue, be-
tween York and Findlay streets, to-
night. The speakers are Hon. BENZ.
Butterworth and Hon. w. NJ. Bate
man.
Democratic meetings will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the following
places;
In the First ward, at the Eighteens'
Eugine-house this evening. Speakers-
/. N. Jordan, Esq, DR.. R. B. Bradford,
Daniel P. Dean, Esq, and q. W. Baker,
Esq.
In Wyoming, at the Wyoming depot,
speakers-Hon. R. Q. Strong, ]. N. Daw-
son, Esq, H. d. Peck, Esq, and others.
In the Nineteenth ward, at Fourth and
Park streets. Speakers-Hon. 8. f,
Hunt, General Tom Powell, Hon. Oliver
Brown.
Grand rally of the Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth wards at the corner Of Pearl and
Butler streets. Speakers-Hon. Milton
Sayler, Hon. John +. Follett, Hon. John
j. Geghan, Hon. James s. Gordon, VIM,
J, ONeil, Esq, Louis 0'Shaughnessy,
Esq.
In Harrison, at Harrison Town Hall.
Speakers-Hon. H. b. Banning, Carter
Gazlay, Esq, James Molony, Esq.
Grand rally OF the Seventh, Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four.
teenth wards at Vine and Hamilton road.
Speakers-Hon. S. F. Cary, Hon. Chas.
Shack eliord, of Illinois, Hon. r. O..
Strong, Hon. y. A. White, Andreas
Knell, Esq.
night at the Fountain Place. The meet
was called to order by MIR. William s.
Brown, Chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee, and the following
organization effected: President, G.
w. Q. Johnston; Vice Presidents, W. W.
sutton, William 5. Munson, N. Ryan, +.
Springmeier, Henry Hemmelgarn, Jacob
Gardner Henry Hanna, K. J. Brauneis, M.
Corbett, Ii. Dusterberg, Z. Mullen, VIM.
Loder, Dan Wolf, Julius Reis, B. III, Jno.
Grossius, J. DelIer, DR.: Q. A. Schneider,
Jr, Jno. Faulkner, Louis o. Oshaughnessy,
II. Raulh, VIM. Holmes, Charles +. Foltz,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06

Il hs sauSsss5sas' sssa nsaIS ssTs; s F. IsTs wss t.
well, John Gerke, Fred Spaeth, J. P.
Cooper, Johh Metz, Net. Val Nicholas, Chas.
nigger, Unas. HiiD, Juiii Cooper, Squire
Hill, DR.. Crookshank, DR.. g.. w. High;
Wunder, W. P. Wallace, T. f. Eckert.
Secretaries--J. R. Bender, w. Il. Bishop,
j. j. Tytherleigh, Jos. Brewster.
Mayor Johnston introduced Governor
Allen, who made lengthy speech
which was loudly applauded. He was
followed by Hon. s. +. Gary and Hon.
Dan. w. Voorhees,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
EXECUTORS.

TyUE SALE OF REAI, ESTATE AT 1fJr-
FORD. CIermont. Ohio. on the 15th-os a.
tober 1s75 ia one of npnsusl interest to - Hoo.
lots ansnrased w at from, seo0 sso0 =, s sn M ~
s1 nm X ssil mn each DyeII,~~ houseS' 49,
houses. Mills. Water. mower. elc. '' D'oAs-
EirstIIts location IN Tittia Miami Pivor
between IL and The East Fork Of that river.
w;th;n tbree n,jnntes waIt 81 darat ' 20 it,iss
MAN; rai,road Sorty,sve winnfpS ~ - rinnins
n nat,. three trrnniS ga r,nn;nc into the tnwn@
tne coimmbws 2hiIlicotha ana W. W Woo,iv,,iewth. Nv
scenery a. fine as anV in Southern Ohio. neva,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
1t the Gibson.

The following are the prominent arrivals al
NE Gibson House:
j. L. Lockwood, Kalocoh, N. 7. j. A. Todd
md wife. and Mrs NJ. A. Anderson, Nashville,
Tenn. Sherman Williams, Maysville, Ky. j.
Esan, New Jersey. s. IL. Raymond, Grand
Rapids. J. W. Adams, Allensyille, KY. A. E.
hewlett. Port Royal, Tenn. 4. Nj. Jones and
4. w. Jones, Coral Hill, Ky. I. c. Blunder,
E Everhard, Madison, Ky. Miss King and
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