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How 20 save the Browning

The following directions for saying the lives Of
persons rescued from the water are published at
the request OF tho Massachusetts Humane So
ciety -
l. Lose no time. Garry out these directions
OH the spot.
II. Remove tho froth and mucuH from the
mouth aud nostrils.
III. Hold the body for n few seconds only
with the head hanging down, 80 that the water
may run ont Of the lungs and windpipe.
~. Loosen all tight articles OF clothing about
the neck and chest.
Y. See that the tongue is pulled forward il II
falls back into the throat BY taking hold of i,
with handkerchief it will not slip.
VI. II the breathing has ceased, or nearly So
1t must be stimulated by pressure OF the chest
with the hands, in imitation Of the natural
breathing; forcibly expelling the air from the
lungs, and allowing it 10 re-enter and expand
them by the elasticity Of the ribs. Remember
that this is the most important step of all.
10 DO 1t readily lay the person on his back,
with cushion, pillow or some fine substance un-
der his shoulders then press with the flat of
the hands over the lower part of the breast bone
and the upper part of the abdomen, keeping up
regular repetition and relaxation of pressure
twenty or thirty times minute. A pressure Of
thirty pounds may be applied with safety to a
grown person.
VII Rub the limbs with the hands or with
ary cloths constantly, to aid the circulation and
keep the body warm.
VIII. As soon as the person can swallow, give
Tablespoonful Of spirits in hot water, or some
warm coffee or tea.
TX. Work deliberately. Do not give up toe
quickly. Success has rewarded the labor OF
hours.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22
Sewing ON Buttons.

A fAcetious contemporary, thus describes the
male process Of sewing on buttons 1T il bad
eno0Gh 10 go bachelor sew on = button, but
he 10 the embodiment Of grace alongside OF mar
ned man. Necessity has compelled experience in
tho case Of the former, but the latter has a.
ways depended upon some one else for the SER
vice, and. fortunately for the sake of society,
it V rarely that he is obliged to resort to the
needle himself. Sometimes the patien. wife
scalds her eight hand, or runs silver into the
nail Of the index finger OF that hand, and it is
then that the man clutches the needle around
the neck, and. forgetting to tie knot in the
thread commences to put on the button. 1t is
alwaya in the morning, and from five to twenty
minutes after he is expected to be down the
street. He lays the button on the site of its pre-
cessor, and pushes the needle through one eye,
and draws the thread through after, leaving
about three inches Of it sticking up for leeway.
He says to himself Well, il women don't have
the sasiest time ever see." Then he comes
back the other way and gets the needle through
the cloth we'll enough, aud lays himself out to
find the eye, but in spite of great deal OF jab-
bling, the needle points persists in bucking
against the solid parts of that but
ton, aud, finally, when he loses patience.
his fingers catch the thread. and that
three inches lie had left to hold the
button slips through the eye in q twinkling and
the button rolls leisurely across the floor. He
for his children, and makes another attempt to
fAsten 1t. This time when coming back with
the needle he keeps both the thread and the
bntton from slipping by covering them with his
thumb, and 1t il ont Of regsr,. for that par. OF
him that he feels around FOR the eye in very
careful and judicious manner but eventually
losing his philosophy, as the search becomes
more and more hopeless, he falls tn jabbing
about in loose and savage manner, and it is
just then the needle finds the opening and comes
up through the button and part way through his
thumb with CELEBRITY that no human ingenuity
can guard against. Then he laws down the
things with o few familiar quotations. and presses
the injured hand between his knees, ana thon
holds 1t under his arm, and finally jambs it into
his mouth, and all the while he prances about
the floor and calls upon Heaven and earth to wit
ness that there has never been anything like ii
since the world was created, aud howls, and
whistles, and moans and sobs. After a while he
Gains down and puts on his pants, and faston,
them together with stick. and goes to biz plac,
or busipess changed man. "-Erchonge.
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-Toole sailed for England, Saturday.

-Ahe hlSh Cs--Columhia and Cornell.
Ohio men are bsshful. One hid under a
hog-pen for half day rather than testify in a
lawsuit.
Lady Franklin. tho widow OF Sir John
Franklin, the lost Arctic explorer died IN Lon.
don, late last night.
i Mr.. John Brougham has been nominated for
president of the new Figaro dramatic and liter
arv club in New York.
1t is said that ex-senator Carpenter has
been retained by the city Of New York 10 assist
in the prosecution OF Tweed.
The Woman's Journal learns from a relia
BILE source, that Mrs Elizabeth X. Tilton has
taken steps to obtain a divorce from Theodore
Tltor2
The New York Mail is much puzzled to know
how 1t u woman who il twisting up her back
hair. and has her mouth full Of hair-pins. mana
ges to keep on talking.
There 10 . truly model husband in Glasgow
Ky. He never allows his wife to do more than
half the work. She puts up all the canned fruit
in the summer, and he puts it al! down in the
Ninter.
Tho article OF David A. Wells on 1.-THE
Creed Of Free Trade, in the August Atlantic, is
the nrst ahot in politcal.litersry duel the an
swering shot coming month later In the shape
Of All article on " Protection by q promnen.
protsctionist.
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PlnYtmK Chicken.

II say, girls" said little blue-cyed, faxen.
haired boy on Second street yesterday. .'let me
take your candy and well play chicken"
rs 1t nice y inquired half dozen wear
olds, in chorus.
''Nice you bet it is. Let me show YOU. Now
I'll Law the candy down here on the step and
you all 20 down there and come up when You
hear me call like rooster"
The girls retreated and gathered in group
about fifteen feet of, while the boy got on his
knees, with bis hand over the candy, and began
to CALL and strut and flap his arms like roost-
er's wings.
=, "Cluck, cluck, rat, tat, rap, cluck !" and all
the girls came running up and bent to pick up
the candy, when the little fellow opened his
mouth and took it in at one gulp
on, you mean boy" they cried, ''you have
taken all our candy"
That's cause | PLAYED rooster" said the
boy "a rooster always calls the hens up when
himself" " ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22
..,A,.v 81 u. .ss~acA.

O. this subject Dr.. Hall in his Journal Of
BeahA, aays .-"Acidity Of stomach Al~ass
lx,ses frun that organ not being able to digest
To vofk up the food eaten. to extract the n"-
t.,uant which 1t CONTAINS hence two results =
r,v,4 m. food dsesys, that Ia rots, becomcs !
eonr ma generates sour gAs, which 10 belched
up cansing q burning or raw senset,on, .ooA
ia aupares,tly at the little hollow At the Dottom
Of the neck, or In that vicinity. Sometimes an
Add fluid Ia belched mp. and Ia 40 very souI
occasionally ~ to take the skin on sono ps, ns
OF ehs throat, month or ps.--Sccond, the iooa
not bsing properly worked up, does NOT give
out ~ nourjahmsns tho evStam 10 not feo, anu
consequently becomes weak, the cirGulat,oh
beooaasa fosbls, the feet grow h.bitnAliy coin
the person h easily chilled, and 1Ieans gong
out Of doors 10 happest when hngeins tAe
lire, end takes cold NO easily that the express
aioc u frequently used, "the least thing III t,ie
world gives me cold" When sucn cohui-
ton N reached the colds are generally 30 ire,
qasnsly repeated that before one ~ cnton
spofiee cosmos, and there In . perpetual cough
whteA he most unintellgent know ia the certain
haxhtngsr, the forerunner Of consumption OF the
lungs. sr.4f
and COS Of its effects, acdty, the advice gwen
In nearly I'll cAseA is to take something to correc
the acidity, such ~ cream Of tartsr, soda, sale
ratua. the I've OF wood ashos and other Alkalies
The things correct tho acdty but the stomach
geta DO power Of better digestion ; the euect'
- fer - sensation Ia concerned are removed
but IL syptsm continues to be improperly nour
ished Tho man grows thinner and weaker ; an
with wasting Of fesh and strength there !
iiiminishsd power Of circulation the person be
comes chilly, colds are taken from slight cause
and 1t diminishing intervals, and before II
known it he has an annoying, hacking cough
which too often ends in wasting fatal :'isease
When actdity follows eating, it is becsus
there has bsen An error in the quantity or quail
ty OF food eaten the stomach could not man
age it-could not perform tho work impose
upon it. The true remedy is to eat less at eac
meal, until no acidity is pelceptible, or
change tho quality Of the food and in q shoi
time the stomach not being oyortasked, get
time to rest, to recuperate, to get strong, the
it digssts more food, and dgests it better, wit
tho Inevitable result OF more vigorous const
tuition, more power Of endurance more strent
Of body and greater elasticity CT mind, MOI
happinees and energy to grapple with life's dt
ties, which makes existence pleasure.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22

What ia more unsightly than a ragged ever.
green tree and yet how many Of them we SEQ
on every side. Sometimes there are a dozen il,
small plot OF ground. Not one of them ought
to stand longer than the swinging of the AK. the
grubbing hoe, or even " little hatchetr can
produce their downfall. No evergreen will do
we'll without it is properly attended to for sew.
erA years after setting out. AZ far az its branches
extend the soil should be frequently stirred and
Kept clear OF weeds. Another important thing
Is, that in purchasing an evergreen be sure thai
Il Is branched perfectly from the ground, and
has only one main stem For front Yards, and
all small plots Of ground, tho best tree TO select
IS the hemlock spruce, and the next the hmeri.
can arbor yit@e. They can be kept within any
reasonable bounds by clipping and occupy yerv
little room, while they are very beautiful,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22

Tail Road Ytuss.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON -
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

NAY 81, 1873
Trains will loAv6 Wilmington an follows, for
Philadelphia and intermediate staticns. 10 s.lN,
e.10s.f 1880 =. M. 2, 4 n, 19n, 9.s0, p. m.
Philadelphia and New Norg. Isl A. M, l9li,l:aY,
b.4f, y. N.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, ,ats. lOr I,
Q. m, b.9t p. m.
Baltimore and washington, 1888, s."a, Nos, a. " e.
1875, l.sa, ESQ, 40 p. IN.
lralua for Delaware Division, leave for
New Caste, b,t, S20, S9s u. H., IS, 6A0, p. H.
HARRINGTON and lntersaSiAte Stations, nV,i, 9.2a,
.. NJ, $40, p. n.
DelIuar Snd intermediate Stations h0o. s.. n. ~.
SUNDAY TRAiSs,
Philadelphia ana In Nrmedlaia Stations, $40, q
H., I As s.Y,, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New Yors, 1871 a. IN.
Baltimore AMI washington, 14.52,9.0S \. N.
For further Information passengers are referred
| u the time tables posted ut the depot.
| m0rlA-lH II Y \ EMMY, SNnertntaL,lant
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22

The wheat crop now harvesting in the Ind an
territory Is reported to be the largest ever gath
cred there 1t will average about twenty-five
bushels to tho acre. For want of suitable mill.
It will be shipped to Eastern markets. A SPLEEN
uid crop OF corn Is expected. 1t il also stated
that tho Indian country will ship more than II :
o0,OOO worth OF cattle, and fatten $500, 600 Of
hova ' -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22
RAILROAD.

on AND Apvkx WEDNESDAY. July I'm 1870,
frame leave Depot Thirty-seeoua snd Market ST.,
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
rss fss sS as san a. Il A. MI md si
Niagara Express, daily. except sunday. $40 A. N.
Mall train daily, ION Sunday leaves at "A.
Downinstovn Accom-, ii CO., N, and 10 3, p. NJ,
Fast Line 1 Lock Haven EXP. ex. Sunday lae. P N
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except sunday. gao, Pm
Bryn Mawr Accom-, daily ex. sunday, 800 Pm
Lancaster and YoiE Ace dsily,ex. sunday 4.oC, Pr
Parkcshurg Train daily except Sunday. $50 Pm
l1ttsoaIs Express daily except Sunday 90. P.s
Pacific Express daily ..................... liar PM
Erie Man daily, except Saturday ;::.:.:.. LIS rn
H1pr Ss n and as 70, vaie
as lie Market Street by 81 n.
| NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express f1r New YORK, ~ ~ go, ~ sso s's
IS, $40 Az go; az, and : y. AM !,
r., AM io X new Ss ss,s MAJ ra'n
Express for Long Branch. squan and sta elrt. q
Rxpress for Easton, Water Gap etc., s,oP.M.
| For Trenton and LAnbertvl!ie, f.3u Z. NJ,
FROM KENsINGTON DEPOT.
Bustieton. eso A. H., ls noon. 600 aId i.s', r. a
trenton, as, 1915 4. n, y aso, 40 .,, aud az
r3-s:, g; 90 s sSndy;y o;, s e. ~ and
FOR BALv1DRRE DIVISION.
Rxpress for Trenton, Lanoertvlle, philhg2shurs
Es.so" water GAP, p, Scranton, ,nr &c - a. 81
For Lsmbersvilie. Pennington aad S hopewci, &C..
For Remington, soo lO.ib, A. Nj, and $50, T. N.
AMBOY DlvIeloN.
| FROM MARKET STREET TElIII
Accom- for New York, via Perth, Arnhoy pnd James
burg and Monmouth Junction. ESQ a. N. AMI 2.
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CORRECTIONS,
RALGINORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE g. POTOMAC X. Il.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON rBKnlJ;f

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH tn, 1873,
Trains will leave Wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore 4 Potomac Il. r., as follows:
Leave Wilmington 2C3 A, NJ. Arrive Warrington
6.13, A. M, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1907, A. a. Arrive Wal,t :. ,,u
7.4s, p. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1855 p. N. kyTiu- Washing Of
A0s, p. n, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1923, T. NJ. Arrive washington
h.l3, 7. NJ city time.
Leave NilmingtrnTl0 r. N, Arrive Washington
!i,23 p NJ, city time.
RlrURNIRJ:
-, Leave Washington sos, a. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 201, p. M
Leave Washington r.as, A. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1910, T. NJ.
Leave Wellington at LIS p. M Arrive Whining
ton 539, p M.
Leave Washington 4.ss 2. NJ, city tins, AIRY;
Wilmington 9.20 z. M.
Wilmington i.2l, A. n.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 90 BIO and OOs
A. H., loo, LILO, T16, IS. p, y. Arrive Wasnngr,n
SIS, oto and il.2s A. NJ, 24s :.hs, 90 and II 10 r.
Leave Washington So and IS A. NJ, 80, ITO
and II. lb". n. Arrive Baltimore 1918, A. NJ las,
o47, $3.50 aud IL, + NJ. uEo: G. WILKINS,
FRANK rHosrOs G6El. Manager.
D. NJ BOYD, JR.3anerai ppss Agt. feDas.tf
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Bank St4ffmeutS,

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IN TIE NATIONAL BANK OF NEWARK, At
Newark, In the state Of Delaware, at the close Of
hnAinpAs lime lnth. lalk.
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10, W. If''tTT'T =
TlCEST OFFICSs: .. *, COZ, Ifu's I
(fiu, ll6 Sis a. q.
FRANK THOMSON, Gsneipi MA
j. n, pDyh. JR., Geo TH,,s ~

CHANGE OF MINGTpN
~ 4 WESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mon.
day, september lStn, 1879, trhtGs VIII run NJ TOT
lows:
Leave Wilmington 1890 d. N b, and 90 D. 1t
Leave landenberg Gah m, and ~ D. III.
Arrive Wilmington lbs a. m. and 3.'I y. ~
Arrive Lanhenberg H,ls y. iu amt q 50 p. ~.
CoNNECVIoSS,-At Wilmington, with +. y. =
b. and Delaware Il. u. trains. 81 tludsnber4 vi Nh
| PennA Il Delaware liarOGd.
ly2s-tf David Ci1r,SIIL SIM
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF "TTE Ma
III TIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON Il BRAN
DIVINE" at Wimngt0n.in the State Of Delaware,
at the close OF business on the 3Oth day Of june
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $l2l,Ola 81 S42l,O,43s
U. 5. Bonds to secure circulation, sO0, 90
Other stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, $4,000
Due from approvedAnd Reserve Agents,
other National Banks, 1855 20
state Banks and Bankers, 4,lSd.l2
BANKING House. 25,0OOQO
Furniture aud FlxtureA $4,000 2G5UOD 90
Current Expenses and Taxes Paid, h,32o 40
Checks and other Cash Items, 3l,2s2fh
Bllls of other National Banks s,STl.OU
Fractional Currency, including Nlckels, 1902
Legal Tender Notes CsSls,OB
Redemption Fund with U. 8. Treasurer, V0o0.OO
Due from U. S. Treasurer Other than per
cent. Redemption FUND.- $4,000
- s796.s4s.gl
Capital Stuck paid in, 2OO,0lOp 90
Surplus Fund. s5ogO 20
Other Undivided Profits, 225s2 ss
Circulating Notes received from
Comptroller, $4,000
Less amt on hand and with Comp.
for burning 1000 III 900 90
State Bank Circulation outstanding. 57i4 0,
Dividends unpaid, 22OJ, 80
Individual Deposits 263,3gt.S
Due TO other National Banks, 4,,Il5 20
Due to State Banks aud Bankers, l22S. 90
ST9G, $40 81
l. Evan Rice, Cashier of 'rrhe National Hank OF
Wilmington :.:d Brandywine," do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true, TO the best of my
| knowledge and belief Z. RICE, Cashier
State of Delaware, County Of New Castle:
sworn 20 anu subscribed before me, this 18Th la,
| OF July, is75
isl H.P. RUMsoRD, No,a.y Public.
! Correct--Attest:
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Tat's srriee at 1ntrty-f~rst a,s 'sr:st s:r.Sts
From Pttsburg, $40, 1885 A. NJ 90 P NJ dai,y, A.
A. H., and $50 T. M. daily, except Monday. From
Erie and WilliarHport, 6..s A. N. daily. ex. Non
day. From buna!o nnd Niagara Fails, IS a. NJ,
daily, except Monday. Fr0ih Remove. klImrr
and WhliainsnOrt c 20 T. NJ. From Nen I'la,
1913, AS 1olo, 1000 A. Nj. 1910, .s.5, 2.5, G. 6.ac,
126, lao, 7h 10 - anu II 10 pm On SUI i2,7.iH
$50, ~, ia y. IL. AID 1875 =. il. Irln Fp,-
ton, Phihpsuurg ard trmSCriNl'le, | 10 , : ,
also arrive ScrStpg.on its"nt, s.Gt, 4. H. - M
lc.5,F. Il. c!tG,jTs-CG; iIgSG., rsu he ~
Broad sI,! NGCsat,.it stTr2 II 4n,, Degct 'lh {,
Record Gnd nGrEHt EtrG. y
The Union iIgpstrr Company VII CAL 'yr ,ii
check Baggage RON nOtels and RHslli.Gss Itn,e
caltls and fui tptUin bilnn eau he oJG,att at tho
Depots cIa r'rFy nkIne Ehf vc,rNA II ties follow ~
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NJ AKA LAM u Dhi4A W Hc KAit,
lVA ROAD.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
On and after THURSDAY, JUNE 10Th 1870,
Trains Will run ~ follows:

Freight trainwll have passenger car attached, and
will be subject to delays incident TO freight business
All freghts must be at the various stations Ut least
thirty 800 minutes before starting of tains other
wise vii lay over twapty-foCr (sl) hours.
Passengers using the l.l0 q M. train from Faston
will arrive in Philadelphia at $50 a. M, and return
ing Will leave Philadelphia at bib p M, thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes, In that
city. J. L CALDWELL,
EAsrox, June sth,s7e. oupeg1lSe0desk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22

Il DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, At
DELAWARE CITY, In the State Of Delaware, OF
the close Of business June s0th, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, 81 sCs 10
Overurarts, lag IS
U. s. Bonds to secure Circulation, G9OOO.OO
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, 7,1is.s6
Due from Other National BAnka, Y,614.l,
Due from State Banks and Bankers. i,e9i.94
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures, 9Sn.37
Current Expenses and Taxes Paid. l,45Oll
Checks and other Cash Items 2,s2I 10
Bills Of Other National Banks, 1889 70
Bills OF state Banks 1000
Fractional Currency (ncludng Nickels), G6O 20
Specie tnelud!ns gold treasury notes. 10000
Legal Tender Notes, s,SsI.OV
Redemption Fund.- with u. y. Treasurer
give per cent. OF Circulatio1) 100000
- 500, sis ~
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in, $4,000 90
Surplus Fund, 400 -
Other Undivided Profits 5,404Os
National Bank Notes Outstanding. S0,s00.O0
Individual Deposits subject to check, 44,394. IS
Due to other National Banks, $3.50 "
Due to state Banks and Bankers 426.I1
ss,sinss
State Of Delaware, County Of New Castle IS:
], Francis Mclntire, cashier of "The Delaware
City National Bank" do solemny swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
aa and sworn To- beore me- H. sv
Of July, ISIS. T. ID. CLEAyER,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
,,,.,, IT, ssf ~. s::.s.". Directors
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puAiurssp 'uhu 'Vahs 'osos
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, Ss6.heI0 |
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, hO,C0000 |
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, l,l2aI2 |
Due from approved reserve agents. 1,0O9.06 |
Due from other National Bankp, 2,7C4 a. |
Due from State Banks and Bankers, b71.3s
Real estate, furniture and hxtureS $4,000 90
Current ex penses and taxes paid, .3i,s0
Bills OF other National banks, 3sON.OO
Fractional currency Qncludng nlcLels) 81
Legal-tender note., $4,000
Redemption Fund with U. =. Treasurer o
per cent. Of circulatlou) 2,.b000
Total, - si7,,sss.9S
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid IN, s5o,co0.o0
surplus fund, s,ls2 30
| Other undivided profits, a,Gsa.2l
| National Bank notes outstanding, A,aOO.W
| Individual deposits, subject 10 cheek, 60,v4l.sl
| Due To other National Banks. $3.50 Is
| Due To state Banks and bankers, y,ISs "
|
| Total. xl,, ,3GG Sc
State OF Delaware County OF New Castle, So;
| |, Geo. W. Lindsey, Cashier Of the above named
bank, do soeMny affirm that the above statement IA
true 10 the best Of my knowledge aud belief.
aEORaE W. LINDSEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 18th day
Of July 1875. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, N. +.
JOEL TIlOM "SoN.
JOHN W, EVANS, ; Directors.
jul5,lt JOHN PILLI>0,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-22

II EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, AT
DELAWARE CITY, IN the State Of Delaware, OF
the close Of business. June S0th, 1915.
REaoIrpf.I,s,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-03
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