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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
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GrOsveMOr's Improved lseytasVOuua
Plaster.
Capscum Plaster
Patent L,ut,
Glass Nipple Shells,
81. Vinccnt's Arrow Root,
Bowers Glyce.iD
turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gealine,
concentrated Glycerne,
Scherlngls Chloral Hy,ira,e
Tin SeidlllZ Boxes,
star Mills Paper. d.
Fiterlng Paper
French Mustard Planiers
EHerNes'ng Granular Salts, ikea hey d MattisOu's 81
\ Cs sugar coated Pills and Granues
AucOeks Porous Pasters,
Moller's Cod Liver Oh,
Vinegar Bitiers
Eolloways Worm Confccti0ns
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
Pantcp's Capsules,
TairanJs Setzer Aperienl,
Hensxey'B Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troches
Yankee Shaving soap,
scheher's iepslne,
Lows LlniiBent
supplied to the trade Al the loves. market ratep
X. BHINGuuRsT 4 CO,
wholesale and Retail Druggists
corner sixth and Market streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

The Alabama House OF Representatives on
Friday expelled colored member named Gas.
kin, a" for proposing to do certain things in his
Legislative capacity for $780,
1t was stated by railroad officisls in Baltimore
Menday, in answer to a /" special inquiry" that
there WAS no prospect OF speedy return to am.
icable relations between the Penneylvani and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.
Mary Smith died at the Home Of the Little
Sisters OF the Poor, i'll Baltimore, last Wednes-
day, at the age OF H. She was born in Balti.
more county in 1853. Mrs. Susan Carr, colored,
died in Baltimore last Friday, nged l05.
A despatch from st. john N. F., says that the
bodies Of moro than forty persons who have
died there this winter have been temporarily in
TERED in tho snow, which lies go deep in the
cemeteries as to prevent tho opening OF graves.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Eroun the state Capital.

IAN
1ha Ik.suAoSs " s.Ars aiDmaANsu ur TEE
ron N AMesprp souooL n,1I.
60, =. ~. c-,
Sps''' 'o''"' ""ss'ee Us .o""'.''"
DovKR. DEL, March III.
State Aid was the absorbing topic, here, yes.
t.ra.v Al.roa dalcg..iop ~ oart,euor srou
s - -. 10 ...s-.s - :. =, w."
smyrna, anu s'o"s ''e P'ol0sso "ne OF the LAY
Shore Railroad. were here working in it's inter
ssts. The slate has been made up several times
and ~ often smashed. TIE last making up gave
the Georgetown Delaware Railroad $4,000 |;
the Baysh0re road &l0O, 900 and for the Queens
town and Harrington road $50 900. 1t will be no.
ticed that this parcelling gives an equal share TO
Kent aud Sussex. This disposition did not how
ever suit the member from beaford who wanted
t75 600 for the Georgetown and Seaford road, and
II he did not get 1t he threatened to defeat tile
whole bull Another makeup was then determin-
ed upon to please the seafosd momber. when =
member from Kent living near the line Of the
!ueSiseo.n s"1 harrington rusu, aereeo that
ana Georo etnrn rod wh;ch ron,d rnn ;ts la.
snce nm to s86 iloD Htl his did not anti tho Sos,
1ord ,re,nhar AVID az Tho a,sta hsd -, H.. 49,
dnnad mntil snother wss made nv rnti, othar
| aon~ss,s ,,rsv.,I " ~' "'''''
TIM iobhv Smr;ro ,ho .star,oo, "a, su.s
v,th snrions wstchsr. INT nn,h;on urrsu.i 90.
Cured except littlo tilt in tile new school bu
which had the
LIFE TAKEN OUT OF II
!, shor. .r.c. ~ time IT,. u,r.. uo,,,.a
m.s,s ;,..a f.ns,.,;..a. =, 1e loso. n'.
~ .nhn,i iii ',,sI ~ VIZ Mnuao " eoi,sue'
Mas.,s T.,ns IA Rsid-i, ~ ~ ..o enu,I
sn.t I'M .n. s1,-s.r. sUoa s.ns stoIn..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
The 10 ard Of Crade ana Divis,,u.

Tho Board of Trade by its nominal association
with the division scheme, has brought itself mn.
der severe criticism, as having travelled out of
us proper domNn -bi'ine's Into that OF poll
tics COL Wiiteley gave expression to this
criticism. at the meeting, last evening. It
should be said therefore, that there wero no,
o4e-third the mcmlers Of the Board at the meet
ing which endorsed division that the discu ,siop
OF the proposition thereat was largely by persons
who are not me mbers aud that il it were now
brought mp, in meeting composed Of members
only, 1t would no doubt be quietly laid on the
table. The Board has always heretofore con.
fined itsolf +, It's lesitim .ts sphere of action
aud may be depended upon to do SO, hereafter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
wIimins,on's Mercantile ,n,.r..,


Inc merchants OF Wilmington desire naturally
10 cultivate az close relations az possible with
the people OF the adjacent country, and many Of
them find some of their best customers in the
hundreds which it has been proposed to cut off,
The argument that these buyers at our stores
arc our enemies, and that We ought to be
divorced from them, hardly calls for an answer
The fact is that the more intimate and
close We make the relationship of the
city to all the country around il
the better for our ctys interests, and the better
for its business prosperity, and If it were possi
BILE to add still more to our county territory, il
would be the best thing we could do. To send
patrons away to insist on severng any part Of
the relationship which We hold with them, in
suicidal policy for the merchants and mechanics
Of this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

- - ~ III o Ot IRON.
rms truly valuable tonic has been 70 Thoroughly
testeu ~ WI classes OF the cmmunity that 10 is N "
ueemel indispensable as Tonic medicine 1t costa
put Itte' purlnes tue blood and gives tone to t"e
sEsonasn, Ienoyates the system and prolouRs lie
EVERYDAY shou d have 1t. -'
II the cure OF Weak stomachs. Genera, n br,,y
IndlR .silon, Diseases Of the Stomach and ,1r HI
cases requiring tone. ~ ' Oh
inns wine includes the most agreeable ana ef,,ci
@ sa't u iron we possess - Citrate OF Magnetic
Uni e, combined with the most emerge tic Of w. o. Ia
Die tonlc-felow Peruvian Bark.
10 you want something 10 strengthen yOns
10 you want good appetite?
BOY want 10 get rid OF nervousness.
Do you want energy?
DO you want 10 sleep well2
20 J GU want TO build up your constltut ON?
10 you want to fesl will?
Do you want brisk and v poron, failing,
" you DO try knukel's Bitter Wi q of Iron
! only ask trial of this valuable tonic
beware OF G unterfeits, as KunktTs b tier Win.
VI iron Is the only sure and eectual remedy in the
known world FOR the perm inent cure, of Uysprp
auu eolllty, and Ss there are number If ,rnjta
lions onered to The public. would caution the COM
miunltv 70 purchase none but the genuine article
n'anuiactnred ny X. r. Kunkel, ana having hi,
stamp on the cork of every bolt G. The veTT firt
.hst oners are attempting to initiate this yriuabe
nMl. ny, proves It's worth aud eaks vol INES IA ia
'asoI. oet me genuine. sod only In u DO ties
SOU ny All Druggists and dealers everywhere
.'s TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE s,o
Hsan anu all compete in Two hours No foe nm
heau passes. Seat, Pin. and stomach Worms rn '
noVen W Dr. kunkel, 259 North Ninth ST. phi ada
80 eW iu SirCulr, or ask your druggist ter a boIiIr
vi huhKeis Worm syrup, II never falls
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
The new HamD.hirc VIc,orr

The Republican victory in New Hampshire is
sweeping, and goes beyond the expectation Of
everybody. We hoped to see the hold which the
Democrats had laid upon the State shaken. but
we had no idea that it would be entirely thrown
of. That the Republicans should secure ma
jority in both Houses of the Legislature is alone
decided and most satisfactory victory, for both
branches had a Democratic majority, last year
and many districts were scandalously gerrymsu.
dered, in order to give the Democrats an sdvan-
tage. But add to this that our Governor in elect
cd by majority OF the popular vote, aud that
We have elected two, or probably all three, o,
the Congressman, and the completeness of the
success appears
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

ne following letter from Rev. X s. Best, Pastor
" Lue NJ. T. Chuich NaiicR, Mass will he read with
nttIest by many ~ yslcianS. also those kufY ring
rom me snme disease as afflicted the 40, OF h q
rev r; 3 Best NO person can doubt this teStlmo.
~ az IN re Is no ouht about the curative pow or OF
Eegeti.-.. -
Mn II +, s NArIcK, MASS, Jan. LIST, 1879
Dear strive have good reason for regarding your
NeReine me'iicine OF the greatest value, We feel
assured thal ha. been The u cans of saving Our
sphs lie. He Is now Seventeen years OF age: for
ne ast TWO years he las suH red from nc rusIs OF
~ icy, can ed by s1rofulons affection and WAS IA
Iar fenlccd that nearly oil who SAW i'm Thought his
recovery impos ible council OF able D yscians
could give Us hut The fanest hone Of his ever rally
ing Two OF the number declaring that he was b.
yuuu inc reach OF human remedies that even AMIN.
uloh cou not save h III, q he hal not ytaor
enough 10 ndure the operation. .ust then W.,
commenced giving him vegetlne and from thai
uhe 20 the present. he has been continuously i'm
pIoVihp lie has lately resumed studies thrown
fully and strong ~' S"e''-
trough there is still some discharge from the
,,pnhlns where MS Illbb WIS IaIc d. we have the
civ cared. A' NJ w." w Pe'-
lie has taken ali ui three d gen hnttIes o. yep.
he pn' l',Hiv used tut littl as h declares h. ia
too W u 10 be king medicine
respectfully yors,
E.S. tE~T,
MRS, C. i. DIST
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

Bosroy, Dec. 10, 1852.
Gentlemen-My only object In giving you this tcs-
tmoniai IL to spread valuable Information. Having
been badly afflicted with Sat Rheum, and the whole
surface I my skin being covered with pimples and
erupti0ns, many Of which u'ed me great pain and
annoyance, and knowing II to he . blood disease,
took many Of the advertised blood preparations,
among which was any guam ty of Sarsaparila,
without obtaining any ben. NJ until ] commenced
taking the VEGErINE, and before had completed
the first bottle saw that had got the right medl-
cine. Consequently, followed on with II until
hid taken seven bottles. when was pronounced
well man, and my kin 1, smooth and entirely free
from pimpes and erupiions. have never enjoyed
70 good health before, and attribute 1t all 10 the
use OF VEGErINE To benefit those anlicied with
Rheumatism, will make mention slso Of the vE0E-
TINES wonderful power Of curing me Of this acute
complaint OF which have suffered 40 intensely.
G. II. TUCkEN,
Pas. AR't Mich. c. X. H.,
janiS-iywdA 60 Washington street, Boston.
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Now HanaspaIairo.

c... ,xrrp nv rur .r.,r nv rur pr,ru,,.
oANs-A RrrmrscAn ooyrnnop' rur rnTInx
covoa EasroNAL OBLIGATION. Avn IAnoH MA,
yoriry IN Tur : rorsI.T,pv o,A,xvn
rc....., pA.-,., ). ~. ~. ~, r.,
"P'''"' 30 '"s Ns~ - 1m~!
CONCORD, N. H., March ..
The Republicans have achieved decisive y1o-
&osv H. d.v Il, N.w H.r,x,.,,r. W. No. ~.
:. ~"
~ 'he uoveSnor ahd Gooo ua)ofay VI posn
branches Of he Legislature, aud probably al
tl,o III a. Con~rassmen The vtrb,a De,nocranv
's'' 'o'n "''' ~ ivory P''n' snu "e'esle''
wa " nos''''
bonoN, MASS March 9.-Dispafches from
New Hampshirs mp TO this hour indicate an un.
MenAiiy AAIBe Vcte ~ eacn party, sno Possiolo
Nsp1oi.cAn victory .nrousn tne floniDuoh V1se'
Will .hI;n = very komorA''s Dung 'As' LOT 'ho NC
Paoncah noin,nees'
aug nepun,icsns s" T c,Sna .ne uo't'4 m'l'
ana the second and Ihitd congressional pis'
'ri IT,. n. III
ane eiec.om y! rIans So,sS, p.n s: .on'
s' Wo., ~ nv III. H.. ,,,s..;,. ,. .,.
na smG'h III 'us rns. D.s.iMs; nls gone
DsMocrsuo " ~ 'ucFcsseu "HJor'y' Jones,
VINO re pe'snt u ms ety, mas major'.y
,1e.e ol wv ssni''H' oehocfauc h'"Jo'"! VI
u .as . yssr;, ,,, v,,,
oo.cg m, uspse'n '.oT nspmolcIn , sou'Ge
Confirmed bevond do,bt. Ind reioicinUs have
| begun everywhere. Chency's mn ioritv n proba
bly, small The Legislature il Republican by q
good working majority. 1t is known that Jones
blair (Repabican) in the ILi,d, Kent his oppon.
eMt, running behind his ticket. The contest il
close in the Second District.
The Monitor says; The returns received
this afternoon Indicate beyond persdventure
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited test!m n al from Rev
y. y walker, formerly pastor OF Bowdolu SQUARE
hutcn, Boston, and ut present SETTLED In Pfovi-
dehor, X. /. must ne deemed as reliable evidence
No one should iai 10 observe that this testimonial
IS tne result 81 TWO years experience ith the use
OF Negetlne In the ev. MI. Walkers family who
now promo ince 1t Invaluable:
~ , Providence, l., l6I Transit Street.
ii. u. STEVENS, So,
fesi bound 10 express with my signature the
nlRh value place Ip,n your vegetine Ny family
VI Ivy IT'S lnva unb', aud recomment il TO ali who
may need an inytgoraing. renovating tonic.
OF WALKER
Forme' iy Pastor OF Bowdoin Square Church.
Boston.
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Washington

THE GKSAT. spEcIAL-ANxILTY WITH REGARD TO
NEW HAMPHHiRE
WASHINGTON, March 10.
In the Senate, Mr.. Norman continued his ar
grfMent In opposition to rinchback's admission.
Much anxiety In felt here to ascertain the ex
act result Of the election In New Hampshire,
rendered doubtful by recent dispatches. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

Is = life insurance policy void in case the In
sured person commits snlcioef This question
lively by different courts and consequently re-
mains undecided. A case was recently brought
before the United States Supreme Court which
it WAS thought would finally determine the mat
ter but the decision Of the court avoided involy-
ing the main question, and was based on legal
technieality.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
... PREPARED by
-yu.
II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

from barks. roots and herbs 1t Ia Natures Kennedy.
1t Is perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon
acts directly upon the blood 1t quets the nervous
syatem u gives you good, sweet sleep at night. II
Is gr at panacea for our aged fathers and moth
for II gives them strength, quiets their nerves,
and gives them Natures sweet sleep,-as has been
proved by many an aged person. II ie the great
Blood nriler II Is soothing remedy for our chill
very pleasant To take every child likes It. 1t re-
lieves and cures all diseases originating from in
pure blood. Try the VI GErINK. Give II fair t,iai
for your complaints; then you will say 70 your
friend. nclghbor and acquaintance "Try 1t; II has
cufea me-
yKeEvINg for the complaints for which 1t Ia recon-
men'ea, Is having larger sale throughout the
the United States than any other one med clre
why7 VHGRr1SK Will Cure these Complaints.
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
ThursAay, March II, 1873.

IxposrAxr No1rcR-Afer January LAT, 1875,
ire Publishers Of TEE DELAWARE Tribune Uia
prepay postage thereon, aud ne paper sciu be se't
10 sSbscribers at the present price, % per- var.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Hold Robbery Near woodbury..

BOId R0bboFy Near Woodbury..
At Woodbury., N. on J., Monday afternoon, a
young lady named Griscom, who was returning
from Philadelphia, was attacked about half q
mile from the depot and within short distance
from her home, by three roughs, who tied her
to tree and robbed her Of most of her valua-
bles. She released herself by cutting the rope
with knife. Three tramps, who applied for
lodgings At the Jail were recognized an having
been seen near the place whore tho robbery oc-
cured, and have been held for identification by
the youup ladv -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

| These are among the most prosperous and i'm
proving counties Of Pennsylvania The popula
ton Of New Castle county, by the census, of 1870,
from which these figures were taken, was s.. 5l5
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

EUMoRED CONTEMPLATED BoNAPAgTioT oouP
D'ErAT,
PARIS, March 10.
There are rumora In circulation here OF con-
templated Bonapartise corp d'etdt which have
caused considerable uneasiness.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

We represent the people OF New Castle, Dem.
ocrats and Republicans, when We say that q
large majority Of them do not desire to divide
the county.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

The Potomac Fishing Season.
The Potomac fishing season OF 1875 may be
eaid to have commenced, though probably none
Of the large seiDes will be dipped before the goth
instant. The Alexandria (va.) Guzette men,
tons number OF fishing shores that are being
worked, snd chronicles the arrival OF tie fist
shad OF the season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

Andy johnson ia showing the sensible side Of
his character. II he always keeps thus to the
front, nobody will ever suspect him Of being
fool
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
A fER' AGUE CURE.


FOR THE sPEEpy RELIEF OF
, Fexer and Ague, In erml' tent Fever chin ~ vor
t,cnittent Fever. Dumb Acue ,efi ,Iical or RI,,ns
Ever, etc., NJ indeed al the an ectioDs hch ar ss
''o" u'"'ar'o maran, or niasmatlc po,s rs
Has been widely ed, during tho
!: f! !" ! ]
mst twenty-five years, In the treat
= mentoi 'hese distressing seas. g.
a, WI, WIN sven nnvaryng snccesa
NAT 1t mas gained the reputation al
chlils, onte broken by IT, do moi re
'urn, uutl the tsease il Contracted
aRaln. This has made 1t an accented remedy anI
trusted sn cine, Tor the Fever and gne of Inc est
"n av ,ne , .a, mn Fever of the South.
AYERS hRue cure erahicafra the noxous no,so,
from Inc system and lea es the patient AZ well ss
before Inc attack. 1t througsy expells tina dfsasa
SO that no liver Complaints, Rheumatism Nsur.I'
gu Dysentery or D.bilitY follow the cure. inaeeL
mncte psor1ers o' the Liver and Bowels have occnr
ri nun MiAshia'lc Poison, 1t removes the c,use NJ
tnem ami They disappear. Not only ia IL an efTec,nsi
cnre but, if TAX, 6ccaslony by paents y,
maara, II VIII exprll the poison and pro,er them
ION hliack Travellers and temper nv residents in
Fever anu Agne localities are thus enabled IN i 70
,ne alsta.e The General Debility which "a 40 an,
w,s ensue IIun continued exposure to Malaria and
"Eshs, mas no speedter remedy.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, IL is an eyeel,e ont r.r,esv
PREPARED by
DIR. j. c. AVER & CO., LOWELL. MASS
Practical AMI Anay lea Chemists
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
feb7 eodtw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

The RcpAhcdi, which had, until then. pra.
served 80 inn atrial an attitude, saw Tuesday,
that division is condemned by the reo,le. II
then said
"Among them lslgners to the call for the
meetinsl are some OF the most influential men
III the county, aud We infer from the oppoaitIon
which has been developed that the movement in
| iafor or division Is hopeless one-that the cit
| izens believe that it is better 10 submit IN tho
p, esent inequality in representation than 10 d.
vide the county"
| The concluding remark is not iuatjfied. Tho
people do not submit to the existing inequality ::
they want it remedied. Bat they don't want the
county divided just representation is matter
independent OF that, entirely. The assumption
that it can only come by splitting up the county
Is misrepresentation Of the case, intended to
lead the people into county division, by their de-
sire Tor representation.
The looseness OF statement that cnaracterizes
some OF the advocates Of county division cannot
pass without remark. One of the speakers At
tho Boad u Trade meeting said tina, Whining
ton pays tive-elghths of the coun,ys taxation,
The ADVERTISER, last week declared that tive of
the northern hundreds pay nearly all TIE tares.r
Now the fact is that that total Levy Court taxes
Of New Castle county-county, poor, and State
amounted, in 1874, to sl77, $3.50. &C. of which Will
mington paid ss7, S96 80, or less than one.hslf
Indeed, Wilminstons taxes are less in proper
ton than her population.
-
No further argument il needed in this neigh.
borhood 10 prove the justice OF our claim to in |
creased representation in the Legislature That
matter III settled. Tho question then arises in |
what manner relief shall be granted Common |
sense certainly dictates that it should be in the |
simplest and most direct way. An amendment,
proposed now to increase. by districts, our rep |
resentation, will be universally approved in New
Castle county. But splitting up the county lie a
different thing. The two projects are not to be
harnessed together.
The idea that when Brandywine and Christi
ana are gathered &c innocent chicks under viii
protecting wing, their taxes will be
reduced, is rather too transparent, We should
suppose, to need controversy.
a !
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

pa neHer and Ague lnernltent Fever chill, H. ycr
rt,cmiittenl Fever Dumb Acus Ell deal or HI,,ns
M eic., NJ Indeed al. the all ectons hlcl ar se
Prom lnhIArlOns, MarkL mil l'e
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Prepared by
II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

Prepared by
II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
yEGETINE
AZ DRUGGISTS md DEALERS EVERY.
r. BRIsGnuhsT 8 CO.,
Cor. SIXTH end MARKET ST
ouer fne assortment Of fine goods
comprising In par.
s'h Fid Bronze and other Thermometer.
Violet stands,
Cut Glassto,ogne BOTTLES,
Cologne Toilet Sets,
Tf'yetin9 Cups In Russia leather
Hand and 1oilet Mirrors,
Cologne FlaskR.
tinest French Hair brushes
flnest English Hair Brushes
Finest American Hair Brushes
w ivory, Duualn, inlaid rosewood satin vvo,s a.,
I,o ,lH Dressing Combs,
ivory Dressing Combs,
buualo Dressing Combs
inaia.rubber Dressing Combs,
tneilllK DJttleR,
fiencn, English and American Exrr.c,s
p.,,, Nor the iandkerchl,f)
b.ses ~ extensive variety of Foreign ana Aner,
'an soioRhes, Il ilei Soaps, C0suetics sschs,
Fgwueis, Cloth, Hat, Eaii and TToSh
otusnts 1c comprising one of the lar0esi
assnTtMents OF FINE TOILET
S'oDS, ever offered In this CITY,
b, BRlNGaUkST eco.
r, APoTHRCARIEs.
former sixth and Marnet Htresta
BIOLOGICAL GARDEN,
PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
N1Esr ELEPHANT in AMERICA. LIONS
TIGERS, GRAPES. GRI ely BRARs.
MONKEY, &C.. &c.
Large collect Of uvix
WILD BEASTS. BIRDS, AND HEprLrs
OPEN EVERY DAY.
.l,'. ia, .'.'. .--........ IS CENyS
fehA emv uren''....-....r,.... 20 CENTS
,AR0E OF CEDAR Raj a. CHEST
- NUT KAN and Posts Bemlock Fence Bosnis
1, b.a t,e,v !. a; CkAksTUN,
>s'e'fsAW .... NaWpArt OAt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

HOWARD u. JgNglNS, wILMTR ATKIN s0S.
FRANCIS C. FERRIS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

NO REVIVAL YET--THE WHEAT PRosPkcT--A BuII ID.
ING LIFTED CLEAR OF ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ABOUT town, &c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
F. KunkeI's nltlcr WiDc oS Iro,

X. BHlSGuURST 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

AR0E OF CEDAR RAILS. CHEsT
~ SUrRa and Posts Bemlock Fence Bos1,s
nh-s., J. A. CkANsTUN.
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