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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

@En REWARD. = STRAYED o r
DCO stolen on the night Of July ID. from the
cub house pasture lots near Kohls Hotel, West
Park, Philadelphia, dark dun horse, about 16H
hands high, black name and tail, black stripe down
his hack. white slip in the face white hind legs.
The above reward wilt be paid for any Information
leading to the recovery Of said horse.
7TTTTT RI GkU. W. BUSH.
Columbia Ave. above Broad st., Philadelphia, 70.
iy7-3td-ltw f. .f...r'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

EATON INsrrrurA-We invite attention to adj
vertisement Of Eaton Female Institute in our is
sue Of to-day. This school has been In success
full operation for nearly thirty years. The last
year 60 pupils were in attendance. Tho care
manifested in the selection OF teachers together
with the location Of this Institution in ono OF
the most beautiful valleys in the world recon-
mend il To oSpecial notice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

ssThe beat Ia the cheapest, "-is an old and true
maxim, The best article for those needing specta.
cles or aids to sight IL the "Damond Spectacles-
Every pair ia stamped with the diamond trads
mark. $50.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

Buick Coal MINIHa.-Ths Osceola, Pa, Re.
ueile, Of June 80, says: "The Kittanning Coal
Company ia mining aud shipping between eight
aud nine hundred tons OF coal per day. from the
Franklin Colliery." George W. Bush d Son are
sole agents In Wilmington and vicinity for thie
calahratad hitumnQua coal. |
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

AMERICAN MECHANICS CENTENNIAL PARADE
AssoCIArIoN.-The American Mechanics Of Del
aware have formed Centennial Parade Asso-
citation for the purpose Of joining in the parade
Of tho Order 1t Philadelphia on July 9Th, 1875.
The officers are President, Jno. Roberts, Vice
Cochran Of No. 8, John Arthur Of No. 4, and D.
b. Marley of No. 8, Rec. Seo, O. D. Snyder;
Cor Sec, J. l.. Killgore; Treas. J. MArisi Fin:
Sec. William Journey. It III the intention OF
the Association, II enough enthusiasm can be
awakened, to procure uniforms, the style and
color Of which have not yet been determined on.
Failing in this, the parade will DO in regalia Of
the order,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

10. o. F. INsrAILATroN.-On Saturday oye-
| ming last the Grand Lodge officers !. Q. o. f.,
| Of Delaware, went up to Centreville, where they
installed the new officers Of tho lodge instituted
ed the party in his big wagon, and they report a
| tnllv time. ..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

DURE GROUND RAW BONE FUR
1 NISHRD by car. In lots Of I'VE tons and up
wsrls or smaller quantities from store. Parties
ordering early viii get all the beno6t Of the lowest
Always on hand,
Prices 8 low q the lowest quality ~ good ~ the
hest, Call and examine,
J.. CRANSTON,
feblA tje1W NeWDQfk, bel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

SALEM County CENrxnNIAL.-Ths Centcnhial
Of Salem county, N. J. will 30 celsbrated on tho
18th Of the present month, BY : harvest home IN
the orchard OF Col. Robt. @. johnson, in Salem
CITY, Hon. Geo. N. Robeson will b the orator
OF the occasion Hon. T. +. BayArd has prom
;snd to ho praaant ..- taH..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

s|kags for Hascktng.-The usual price for Brown
Leghorn eggs for Matching with poultry breedefn,
v s. per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh arc
new being sold Ut only 81, and the breed pure. For
the table Brown Ieghorni are . good fowl, and for
laying qualities thy Aaus NO equal Apply g go
Market street. m1r94-o
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

LARGE Loas -Four large sweet gum logs
which came up the Delaware Railroad, for hor-
ace W. Cause, attracted considerable attention.
this morning They were about fifty feet long
thirty inches diameter at the butt; Anc eighteen
inches at the top. They arc mostly used for YES
/ ol Lao
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

Three men deserted, on Sunday, from the y.
8. Scholarship Alerl, which was lying in the
ChristiAnA. Hdrs D. .,-t ..ht
Capt. william, Thatcher leaves large estate
and Victor DUPONT, Esq, Ia sxecdtor Of his WILL
in yesterday and has entered upon his duties.
VIM. P. Corsa Of Milford, has obtained pat
ent on his new drier.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

TIE PaornonoTARYsnIP. A0ovsrnor Cochran,
Monday, appointed Charles Bsasosn. Of Odes'
%, to the ProthonotaIyahip which became VI
cant on Sunday by thes expiration eaAthe tern
Of Richard G. Cooper. The announcement pro.
duced no surprise, - Il has been expected
from wsil.grounded reasons, that Mr.. BeaAter
HRa the coming man. - lls-S Y a |
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

INouEsrs AT DELAWARE CITY.-Deputy Coro-
ner O. @. Bigger, At Delaware City reports the
following recent inquests At that place May
oath over an unknown man whose body was
picked tup In the Delaware Juno 18th, over
Eliza Trusty Of Delaware City, who had died
from natural causes !; and on June 18th over
James King, who Was knocked overheard from
the Benjawain Wilkins by the jibing Of her jib.
This occurred on the 18th.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

ExcuRsIoH TO ATLANTIC CITT.-A good oppor.
tunity for pleasant and cheap excursion to the
"City by the Bsa," and . stay on the ocean shore
Of ,seYen hourn, .a9Qriing ~ np7ortunity for ~
to Enjoy delMht{nl bath, and return the same
evening, may DO had for the small sum Of AS
by going with the excursion on Jaly 22nd. Cal
will leave the Rising Sum depot ct 40, A. NJ.
and the lower depot ct $50, A. M. to accomrno
date parties adjacent to the City Railway
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

SMALLPOX IN THE CIrY.-WRrm as has beer
tho weather, tho small pox, which 10 generally
believed to exist only in the winter season
Hedgeville. We reported, some eight OF
ten days ago the appearances Of case II
Hedgeville, and We ere now Informed that It hss
spread To other children in that family land also
to other families In all seven cases are report
ed to the health officers, but some persons be-
lieve this will not cover ths actual number Of
ca9e6.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

An IMMENSE Pussy, Jones 4 Co.
poured, day or two ago, Ut their foundry, the
largest iron casting ever made In this city. It
was an anchor plate for the East River bridge 1t
New York, the first Of four such pieces which
this firm sre to furnish. It weighed AZ, GOO
pounds, and 81, 600 pounds Of metal were melted
to make it. The operation Of producing this
immense casting was successfully performed. in
a very brief space of time, only about three
minutes being required TO pour the metal.
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Oeexs 3texmSItps.

A NERlCAN LINE -TH 3 <H&A
"A ANIRICAN STEAMSHIP CON- S2A2
lAHY or FMIADkLPHlA-wssklyn mall Steam.
FafIIDGFa1A AND LIVERPOOL.
ea.lins svssy Tna7sday non Psiisdsiphia, anh
n following sssamsss ore appointed n sail mon
s :.0:o., 3 3a i19: Sso.... j js1y y y
~, -. ts,Ss.ss o, fxsslsi II oUsazsci.
SsssEass and Inssszasdiats hoksts 10 and from iii
ssssa s 81 assSsd via ssar % not oa..y nsr-
Pn1GaGsr aoeoaano6asions ~ IN claasss uAslT-
-. A1pls Assseaa.os z psoxiAsd' svss5
addissss 8 . ssssi nissaass "a "a Hssfsssssv:
Tsrussa s,css,s sad shroses ssls q IAdtns
sasd ess.eeS Ii psomissss Soinss.
II psssss, rats q fIsisSs I'd osAsr infosns
YsFR wRIeHr sons, esn1 Aga,
Eeaardsua. speaes 5 @. Nx.J.ca.aiaslBI
rrs 1 as:as aa.s s.pr. ses Sssss VI.
..iss;ss:.: 5sHx,fs 4 .. sR1SsHAw' Agent.
DIED STAR LINE-APPOMT- fnA
- Nm Il iailsSnG ssssssn sFs appointed
Prom Pailsdelplia. 1ron New Yof.
yAS14AIHR ySs SIT q Nzy NJ J 1os g g
~ ranaasiss!s "A ny yes.
zDsssR Any 9, s.9sD. Jul! ga ::
~. - :. q s: ssss. 49, !. -: -: ~
petah q ths lowest raees:
Paa.eAger acco0nodatsoo9 nor al cle1.es un1W.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

HEAVY TRAvEL.-On Monday last $3.50 persons
took passage ON civ Passenger Rail Road care.
This ID tho lasKest nAHber ever transported in 2
single day. Inc carr wers not 20 crowded =
times ~ they have bean on other eccasions, but
the travel was more regular and even. The pig
mic at RosendAle, tho base ball match Ct Schut-
zen Park, and above all the cool shades along
the banks OF the Brandywine were the nam A.
fractions for travel to the westsru part OF the
oitv y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS INTEREST
IN RID will please take notice that propose 70
make the second annual excurnten to Warrington,
ID, c., on Thursday, september 18th, 1875. Those
inten,ing To 20 will please leave their names q my
THOMAS r. PLUMMBR,
ixAs&M,M No. Coz Market street, Will, Del.
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febiAtje1W

NVAGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERA
Il mAnafacturs.s, and otaeE1. psi1tsd q asemisA'
tpRloW pgSoaA q he Co1sH0lA4 e0oA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

ILLNESS OF A MixlsrRR.-Rev. Isaac N. Halde-
man, pastor OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist
church, tainted at the conclusion Of his service
on Sabbath evening, and has since been confined
70 his bed. Mr.. HaldemAn had preached very
earnest and able sermon TO = large congregation
which is supposed to have unduly excited his
brain and produced rush of blood to the head.
The congregation had been dismissed aud large
part Of It had left the house, but among those
Who remained great excitement prevailed.
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1texuIb&a MA =.

EOk PHILADELPHIA.
TWO TRIPS DAILY.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, Jul. ~lsf.
On and afses THURSDAY, July 1ss, the, s'eames
IT,
SAMUEL NJ. FELTON,
VIII run - followu: Leave Wilminat Oh AZ e. ~
D m: loave Chester Ct Jt0. q M, and &fe p n
kseurnin9, leave PAiladsphia q 80 q m. and At1,
ttckets, % osafs. rare fron Hook or Chester, -
cents resuxn trtp ttckets, 20. All
Freight taken q heretofore.
Parties 6hipplnE carriages arc notified that the
line will mot 30 respectable for any damages after
landing % the wharf at Phfiadelpha.
Nj. ThGEast will forward them Ut shlpperSTiak II
requested % do 70. mylB,u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

BALE or THE AMKnICUs CLUE Room FUkNr1Un1
AT two o'clock, on "Wednesday, Constable Weird
sold the furniture Of the Americus Democratic
Club. to pay an unpaid rsat ~ a Aeenu
meration OF articles was IS arm chairs, 70 set-
teea, tables, 8 sptttoons two ballot boxes (were
these the instruments with which Democratic
drill in repeating Was conducted D and several
other minor articles. The club room was cyl.
IDENTITY not . place Of luxury. No costly paintings
adorned its walls, and not even Democrats
literature, except n orally given, entered IL
precincts,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

SCHOONER LIBELED.-U. 8. Marshal Dunn selz,
ed and libeled the abandoned schooner 0ensrdl
Leui Harris, at New Castle, ON Saturday. Ne
gives the usual notice TO claimants, elsewhere,
of the libel,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

VISITING CADET EnolHER1s.- On Saturday IT.
ternoon last, tho o. 8. praotice ship Alert an
chored In the Ohriatiana, abort distance below
the mouth Of the Bsandywtns, where ahs still
remains. She has on board the cadet engineer
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis who are
from Norfolk. They 60 hence 70 PbiiAdslphia
and then to New York and up the Hudson TO
Wsst Point. 1t 10 the intention, We understand,
to visit some Of the industrial Embellishments IN
this city for the purpose Of obtaining sketches
Of new machinery, 10 " --1, slllstss
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

PATENTS TO WnANoroNIAns.-Thsf following
patents to WilmingtoniAns are announced
Robt. g. Harris, for horse ahoeing stools.
These consist Of four fosts suspended from me
ceiling, thoroughly braced by inclined braces,
with two bars secured to the suspended posts,
to which are attached straps to fasten the ami
PerforAtions In the brick correspond with the
openings In the tnbss. Geo. @. Lobdell, for
improved car-whsel. Wroughtiron bars con
meet the rim with tho hollow part Of the wei
next to the hub. ''f
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

The LANDKNBEHaER EsTATx.--In tho matter
Of TIE IAndenberger estate Judge Cadwailader
Wednesday made an order confirming and ratify-
and directing that the Philadelphia Trust and
Safe Doposlt Company, trustee, and J. L: Errin-
ger, assignee, upon payment to them Of the pur-
chase money shall execute the conveyAnces.
This confirmation Of the sales Of the mill and
other property will, 1t il believed by the friends
Of Martin Landenberger, lead to tho resumption
Of business by the firm. hr Y''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

DEATH OF RICHARD LOCKWOOD Richard Lock.
wood died 1t his residence in Middletown OH
Thursday last ct the age OF 80 years. The
Transcript says /; For some years past he led Z
most retired life, scarcely crossing his Threshold
and seemingly awaiting (as he frequently ex.
pressed himselD his appointed time He Wal
1T one time prosperous merchant at Middle
town, and accumulated considerable money
there. He WAS also soldier in the war OF 1872
and was pensioner on the Government from it.
The funeral will take place tomorrow. ~
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city OFFICERS.
ELECTION OF SOLICITOR, COMMISSIONER, CLERK OF
THE MARKETS., DC, py COUNCIL.

ELECTION OF SOLICITOR, COMMISSIONER. CLERK OF
THE MARKETS, &c, pY COUNCIL.
A special meeting Of Council was held, Monday
evening, for the election of City Solicitor Street
Commissioner, Clerk OF the Market, &C.. Mr..
Maris presided.
For City Solicitor Chas. q. Rumford was
nominated by John q. Baker VIM. Q. Spru-
ance, by Vim. NJ. Candy, and Walter Cummins.
by James +. Hayes Mr.. Rnmford received .
votes, Mr.. Cummins 5, and Mr.. Spruance l. Mr..
Rumford was therefore elected.
For Street Commissioner, ID. II. Coyle and
Levi H. Springer were nominated. Mr.. Coyle
was elected by 10 votes to G for his opponent.
For Clerk OF the Market, Thomas Hawkins
and Lewis @. Springer were nominated A com
munication was also read from . number Of per.
sons recommending VIM. H. Bacon for the posi-
ton. Mr.. Hawkins WAS elected by a'vote Of II
to for Mr.. Springer.
The following were elected without opposi
| ton:
Registrar Of Deaths and Burals, Elisha Hulk
| Icy.
Regulator OF City Clock, Edwin Hirst
Weighmasters-P. MCCARTHY, Geo. M. ID. Cam
Jno. L. Springer, Philip Combs, Pussy A. Wal
ton, James Kennedy, Adam drubb, Jno. @. Jack
| son.
Cortler Of Bark. Daniel W. Carter.
Wood Corders, Levi J. Coppn, (col) Uppe
District James Wells. South East District
mccarthy, South West District.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

The TINE FOB WOoDc0cK.-The time for which
woodcock were forbidden TO be killed having sx-
pired on the last day Of June, sportsmen In large
numbers are now seen penetrating the marches,
in search of that choice bird which epicurians
lnvA M uall
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Ths First NAsicual Bank announces dividend
Of fivs Per oout, payable On demand
The Union National Bank announces divl-
dend Of ave per cent, payable on and AFTER the
9Th instant.
The Spring Branch camp-mesGng Will have,
a far n IL now known, forty tents. 1t bsgins
nsxt Thursday.
Letters of administration upon the estate OF
samuel Candy, lase Of this city, have been grant,
ed TO William Oanby.
The Bank OF Wilmington Brandywins an
nounces dividend Of seven per cont, payable
ON and altar the 10Th inst.
4 The Ooasssville linton says thae Mr.. Collings
IL the most economical superintendent tho Will
minGton d beading h r. ever had
Nj. PIuuamcr 9iyes notice that his annual ex-
cursiou to Washington will take place ON the 10Th
Of septsmber aud desires those intending 70 90
10 hand In their names, - early - convenient
new tn-weekly mail route Was opened BE-
tween two towns down the Peninsula, last weok,
and the oontenes Of tho first pouch waA . POSTAL
card. 1t bore tho frasssnal greetings Of the +.
NJ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

The U. g. OFFIcns.--An official letter reached
| U. q. Collector Prettyman, on Monday, from tho
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, Hon. D. d.
Pratt, stating that there were no charges what
ever made against him, and that the President
had directed the appointment Of Mr.. Lohand to
| be withheld.
ThAre 10 no further announcement in regard
to the matter. Public opinion, down tho States
Is well as here strongly disapproves the reported
| removals. llsr4..r. u5..l.gLr,-3,5t .
It ia most probable that U. 8. MEsshal Dunn
will be retained. q
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

RxHosorA CAMr.-The Camp Meeting q Re-
hoboth Beach will open on The 14th Of this
month. Extensive prspaxations have been
made, and tho camp will NO doubt be large.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

pacihcs, ~ "
toss OF tho Psctc's pitcher, which was . half
throw and jerk, but the umpire decided tho pitch
to be in accordance with the rules Of the game.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
Very few accidents are reported, and none Of
them serious Thos. Farley, lad residing in
Adams street between 2nd and 3rd., was slightly
burned in the face by the explosion Of q crack
or the stom Of which he was trying to ignite by
blowing upon it.
Numerous private displays of fireworks were
made in the evening. 1t is said that the hand
soonest WAS made by John NJ. aid Winfield Scott
in front Of the dwelling Of the latter on Fourth
street near Jefferson Several hundred people
congregated in the neighborhood to witness the
beautiful sight.
Some OF the largest dealers in fire works sold
ont all their fro crackers by the middle Of the
day. An advance from to 10 cents was imme-
diately made in price by other dealers. Still the
popping went on.
Whitford Crawford, Jr., lad residing at It'll
and Madison sts., had one Of his forcfingers
shattered by the premature explosion Of pistol,
with which he was shooting at mark
| Some excitement WAS caused on Water st., be-
| tween Market and Shipley, early in the day, BY
| . colored woman who alternately imbibed ben.
zine at neighboring saloon, and then attacked
q crowd whom she termed slow niggers." Sht
was in q fighting hnmor, and occasionally
| brought an antagonist to grass, creating uveiy
sensation in the crowd, who sometimes Assailet
her with stones. No arrests, We believe.
CELEBRATIONS ELSEWHERE.
At Rokeby. Mt Salem. NJ. E. sunday schoo
pic-niced in the grove, being largely attended
Several scholars from the city sabbath school
wero also present. st. Joseph's Beneficial
Society also held picnic at the same place
which was more largely patronized than TO
many years. A match game OF base ball wa
played between the Welcome club, OF Frank
ford, Pa, and the Rokeby, OF Brandywin
banks. The latter were victorious by scor
OF 20 to g. Mr.. Smedley umpired the game.
AZ Lsndenberg Thomas Wilkinson read tn
Declaration Of Independence and delivered
patriotic address on Saturday evening. Patriot
ic fires buried brightly in the hearts and ston
acha OF many people, and the passing wind t.
, day calls forth sigh from the bungs Of til
. empty sle and boer casks, the jugs and the den
iiobnB
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

ing, Capt. William Bowen OF the hrm OF Speak
man 4 Bowen, plasterers, picked MP pistol
which had just been used BY bis brothes-in.law
and ont Of which Ave balls had been fired. Not
hupposing thas any loads yet rsenatned In 10.
place whsfs N Wa usually kept. up Stair, when
TO his great establishment bAxrel was dischArg-
cd the ball striking the end Of the middle finger
Of his right hama, and passing Through his hand
lengthwise lodged In his wrist, causing very
severe and painful wound. nj 70 q Hi
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CAPE MAY.


HAs-rhs saasss ssa.bAssias In ~ wead.
s:::s IL. ssts: e r.; T.. ~ I: ;.s' COLI
dsss e.. :.. s.s:. : "; Is &C q
Atlantic Cg or Long BsaAcM aasa1e ~ sani
| HAs-Introductaon n warm sea-wasef baths.
h 'As-vay Superior drisEiar WISER.
uAA'-whsrf landing bsysad ~ ssrs hcatsas tAs
city fT nsni.s. yacasnE and nAsaiscsaf vtsw
MAS. ~ -, Grove" NV vilass v ~ ~ ID.
,osnmg Caee Nay CITY. III
uAs-r.,nn, scent s.d modern cottages u pstvass
mas Nm. c..... u of various dsno0tnaeons,
40 VIII id rssaiar s Ear, tsse IN each.
HAs-water-wots, with o sd !, =, p. - ponce
department.. and city lis-
HAs-Molern hotels md sxesl,s. It $1,000 e.
p.ivets boarding. Anoee ~ = ~ O..
s Az: e: = q !. Dc, q. = -;
sesss a Hsass p By A ss.1 ~ .ssss
SS.yy: a A5cs,c, y css ~. CO. e e
day; tea Breeze, by Hhlfy HaWYef, o pr
DAY; Merchants: BY Wlliam MAeeo, b ~
day; Mr.. D. Mack, Nj sFl 9pfin6 1otes,
$3.50 per day, and many otbeF1, VIA CON-
bined capacity for many thooaaAd E13gAs
HAS-Two daily papera. 30
HAB-West Jefsey Hailraad With Pslase Uazs end
steamer down tho beautiful De.awass BAY;
81 miles BY rail and % miles b waas9.
uAe-Best underdrainage Of any ssa-alds resort.
1y6-atd ,1tw
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pYspxpsIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.

f. KuNxELs BITTER WINE OF Iron, sure
cure for TIN dlaease. 1t has been prescribed daily
for many years In the practice OF eminent physic-
tans with unparneled success. symptoms are loss
OF appetite wind and rising Of food, dryness IN
mouth, headache, dizziness, sleoplessness and low
eprits Get the genuine. Not sold bulk, only In
81 bottles. ! . North Ninth St., philadelphia Pa.
Bold by all druggists. Ask for X. +. KuNKELs BIT
RIA WINE Op lion and take NO other.
~ TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE $50
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medi-
cine passing from the systs alive No fee unless
the head passes. Come aud refer to patients trea
ted. DR., E. +. KUsEEL, No ESQ North Ninth St
VioHsue also removed. never falls. For removing
~ Kfnds but TAoe Worm, the medicine can be had
Of your druggist ASK for KusKH.'s WORN SyRuf
Price 81, For Tape Worm, the patient must come
| on and have 1t removed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

A Bon OF TEE LATE Col. PAcA DRowNED.-The
Easton Ledger Of Thursday says /: " James Phil
lip, son Of the late Col. William B. Paca, fell Oh
Paca's bridge, Queen Anne's county, Monday
morning, and WAS drowned. He was 81 years
old. ...N
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

PoIsKNKD IoE-CRxAk.-Seversl families were
made sick 1t Loves on Tuesday night last, from
ticle purchased 1t ono Of the saloons. had been
sooidently poisoned.
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III ACADEMY.

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Fedrhed By r. OAxtsoa Taycg)
A eeieataac, Cn1q1cal and Co0AsEe1al Ih1dtueo0
COSSS1 Il n AND VIOLATION gFKNfA
WuAiN9FoN, DIN. 400
WIN n. open Ninth month, (Sepee@De!l os1s lota
rs Prlnciy Dspartment resolves puplM eeewean
ma il yearsiof age. Whoae number OF Students fos
'"' ''e' ''.' j. 4. TAYLOR, FrneipAl
n.rA Sor r,assinauo mAf1,1yd4W
OTATEMENT OF ROAD ACCOUNT
y or CHRIyT1ANA BUNDLED, JUNE 1sH lS'D
DIR.
To Balance IN favor Of said Hundred. ,SdSs4
10 9ross amount Of tax Levied for the year
c0mMencing Jane 18th, ts'S......"......s''lss~
ss,ess.ss
By whole amount OF 0rdsn pad for wosk
stooe, Commissioners fses, &c. ~. eSu
BY errors allowed the collector. ...... ~ ~
BY c0Wmisas0ns allowed. ........sss. .9s!N
Balance due the Aundi I'd. ......... .8,6Si.N
Ass2ss
JOHN NAIJ.
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OsAsxD 10 Exsr.-The Linwood Building Az
ISOLATION, ut Linwood, Delaware county. has
ceased to exist. VIM II. Dickinson. Esl, Of
Chester, purchased al the shares and assumed
al the mortgages.