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Gtorottorn Co,rtsronf H~ nj the Co''rado Rt1fattr
Fow Of your readers who hare y;aite1 ueurse-
town and stopped at the barton have no, known
something Of Jim Whites splendid but ased and
iutrtn Newfoundland " pomp." In his youth
aud primo lie was noble animal, full Of life anil
Joy. and desperately dcvntelf to his master. 1t
has since t1cen plain!y evident that tho affection
wat mutual. but sat down to tell yon that
u pomp" IL dead at Inst. Ago and ftn intlrm!.
tics catches dogs rs 1t does men, and carries
them away to sho " hereafter" by much the same
process.
away. 4 bafldsumc ca.ket. silver mounted, was
malo, aud tito ren1ainb lncosca therein. As 10
lay In state. stretched nut At fnll length, his head
rcpcsing AZ naturally as lifo upon iis rans,
scete. of people who had known hnd loved lns
came to take their last farewell. At 10 o'clock
Thursday morning Dir. 3. ". Mott drove M to
the Barton with fons horse sleigh, and TIC re-
appropriately adorned with ntreamcrs Of crare,
also tha pall-hearors who took charge Of tha
ceremonies. Six lnrgo dogs, bearing Grape
Htreaners abotit their shaggy necks, were ranged
in double tile III rear CT the sleigh, mourners,
and tho solcmn cayaicads moved slor1, away to
tho comctcry. Arriving ut the gravo tho ven.
cradle Stephen Decatur made, few touch:
nobility Of tic doccarcd, and vss fol.
lowed ov ono Of tieorEctown's prominent
lawyers. Mr. M. Mcssls. L., T-----e.
anst D----tt, pall-bcnrors, then lowcrcd the
body to itA flna1 rest. Tho procession then re.
! formed, and marched directly to the Barton
1iochc, and drank peace to- "Old Po1npey" in
lis happy nnnting- aground. This, n!ter nine
year. pf faithful deyot,on to his master, whoss
appreciation wns always tender and kinl, nobe
brute wont, let nr hnre, to the highest sphere OF
doS-leaycn. jim, his owner and friend, is iueofl-
solsb1o.
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EFum thd can A41kGnt4 ticE.l HtfGtds
Yestas!Ay afternoon Dir. Anton Alan was ab-
Hotoed ~ his desk making out the dcath-wsr-
rants Of those WHO had not money enough 10 pay
their county tsxcs. 10 absorbad WAS Anton that
hs tld not observe the presence Of . bow.1egged
dsrkey ae lack a. arc our railroad PROSPECTS,
bowiug and acsaplna like mad. At length the
colorod voter loaned over tho railing aud said,
pleasantly Captain, IN you do boss Of de- Grand
Jury3" apd then ratreated IN dlsnay At hlA own
reckloss".aI a. soon ~ The Official could ro-
wanting, wlereupon the colosed votor replied,
"KaBe, 1t you Ia, ! vnnts to Sic out viii OBJ
folouy agin Jim Webster, do miserable, ssckly
yaller skuak. Fore God. boss, il he was ~ hia
los-iived. tyiiing whelpl"
Bayu anton /; i What did he dot"
"Dat's what say--he amt wuff dat d. sun
shtnaa on linn, and hos dono got lgaon, anu
sings de- by tIas wuss don Asaw-uill'. wonders
Do Ferllco dua't tie rock to l!s neok. aud jeus
i Dit rhat did he do :" shouted Anton.
"Woli yeti Boe, boas, I don't mind telling you
kaso y9a + gente~an; you Is; aoa,Ia Y%a see The
promenade, aL,d presented her dat evening Wld
gfssu neokAs, wid blue tassels like"
,"Wal! suppose you did," remarked tho be-
wlldered Aut'a.
no-account, pnmpktu-tacel, knoek-kneed, egg
dat Ispiles-"
"Woll. what ot III" Inquired Anton, who fels
he was rapidly latug his reason.
"Wei', bosa, hope may die dis minute aud
20 to lobben, il dat ~uisss tsaaA Of niggsh
didn't hab dat berry same cravat wid do blue
1asasls on Ais MIX. 'Foro God ho did, aud l'se
gwine to hab do Law Oh him. rsnt to swear
Out felony 10 AXE him prove how he cum Wy
dat usoktie-de " uass, tr.aing," etc.
Anton 1nado u otion to gather something 1T
to throw, whsrottl an there waa speedy .djourn-
nent.
After a11. Adam had reautned Its Iabors the
head Of the much. injured darky waa inserted
through the door and he inquired whess lie
could lind tho disanset JudRs, referring possibly
to Judge Hoonan, Judge OF this dlstrct, IL. when
III puttnN Of hitn.
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byron collar.
:" Itd raa dinner" said N1hcstineoTh Hoy,
With shaken confidence. ~ must g't It up 10
t,s old man IN ttrs OF therell lth trthls III the
family" and hs ssAtted up FoYssh ssscet. csst.
lnR wistfnl glauceH At tito mtH6uthrop!c lDoklnE
dog.
,ta ot 81 naqS 10 bucRe. Ike n" st 1nde
Tho butchers bov, .Ak,ng the till-paiI ont Or the
Naestinger Doys band. Then he laid Macsting-
cr's dinner near by. and, putting ono hnn,l
through tho handle Of tho cover and tho other
through tho hando Of the frnohet began rappinH
the cover sgasNst tho bottom OF tho pail, after
tds manner Of playing c71nba1at marching aiofg
liks BRASS hand. Tho boys at fell IN, and
tuarchofl aftor the butcher boy, BInglng tho Mul~
TlIo butcher hoy'a dog csat diAcoutad p}anco
at ts1o proceedings. and then wont up aud smel-
Cd at Old Maestinsors dIonss. lie stood On hla
hind iegH roftetting minute ovbr It, then GAIL
tsous1y bolted 1t In two eulpe, ard then sat
rl0yu m hie at.,np nf a taIi linking tlct1a and
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macsGlnGorss 80Ys

FUN &eE UH+1 GtAN t0HfHHkf
Sometimes, whsn he ia yaty busY. MAc9tiugsF
0s, 1oh's lave time to so home 10 d,nnet. aud Mao
nsngers boy carries tho dinner to nitn In ons Of
ti tnose "onuerfM little tin pulls. Que day Mac
shsnsesa ch1ds noy tAppened to intercept tue school
tinaten r. ~ they wete going up State street from
me ,nal!lFans School bualng aud he stopped to
e1.s.nMpRo MoS observations With some ct the Boys.
.,,d 1no5, tn5 1ohnnle i How dye git along now p
- oa ~ tae ooy with tho easy Indifference ct man
bI!s spa 1a'Ia .no ls's school aRes ago. and hss
preserves @ tender recollsetiona Of munbio peg aul
o'1.et youto1ul ihdlscrettons,
soanhse returned the salutation With soue-
Thst ot modest prds! Ia biz domesnor; ~ bccstne
stna nS We re %a1 snx'ed out tor special attention
became tle centte Of III Adnistug csclo Of r. some @
thing under a thousand sshooieoys. II oan's
nle s"to *oAa'
"0l, kind o uodor4se like" sa,d m, hcy
atsMsnR ciGaF stump ftom hls poeLot. h,Ii
tsht!u3 1t With II bacc!, aoasiaa ait, A''' ~"
Whasy got thofe 7" Inquired butchor's boy
pushing bis MY through tie crowd, viii = ,isht
stsppaag dog Al III hssla, nLo 4aouaea to tste =
@ososs Yle" Of things. 40 II 10 had boen dIss,,.
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I'd pHshs. And bstakA themselves 10 broader and
more fruitful tlalda Of agriculture.
by racing and "beltowng after tho hogs
from day to day. wsro not empty uf results.
steer-that b1essed goddess. who had boen q
hayward RneBt for yuats-no1 returned with
a'l the ffeslitseH Of n1aidenkood, and noothnd
youthfnl days. Attendant on her train oamo !
vigorous appetite, and with 1t digcatton which
sent flying TO the utnis the last voatiHo OF .
Dyspepsia whfth had ntaYod Will, me for mara
yeafa th.n care to toll; Ny modest. a1most
true chEo0ic!cr, I must put it down." For
Scats Il ind been matter Of wonderment to me
that wlien sang in church. whole aeats full in
tue vicinity ceased their outpoufiuga. .concua-
Ing, and rightly. that wAs tho cause, ] ceAgod.
but now had beloved " myself into being
called upon to load tho aingin' in Tie mcctlns,
Precious result T But I'm not proud mau.
Tho freedom We enjoyed was constant novci-
IT,. Indeed. am not stlro that we ever toak 1t
quito in, although We had rcaaon often to be
thankful that there waro places OIL Hod'h cnrt
wllcto neil aud women could llyo tho hcallhY
md comfortable veh it was iutenried thoy Should.
Ono scatceIy realizes what Rlases they are unit!
relloved from The restrants and coilstraints OF
elty-ifo; and am AFRO years arc cut Oft by orr
bowlng down to tho custom Of cur tmes'f An
fnr myueif, being eu1aDciPaled from whito shirs
waB wonderful revelation aud rriceler1
lnxntyi md to bs Abla tn sill down "hero w0nld.
without fear uf damage 10 apparel, was---wnlI,1
give It upl True, this rairncnt was not Of tho
costly klnd, but it was attsactivs-to tho "go,-
blcrh.' There WAa ono large red patch which
tnoy eyed With Jealousy; but tho solr blno ones
they paRsel by tl altot1ce. Thcso patcbes served
tho purpose Of the iMperlons Cat.sas.
Following the examr1a Of ttloea ambitious Of
displaying their agricultural lore. / onght. per-
hnpB, to giTo aurne seatiEtcs concerning pro-
ducts. and soiih genera! information about tha
"rotation OF oropA." e.c.. etc but tt is not all
Of farming to paut sud to gatllos, to sow and to
rotp: ,thnfefote, have Bntlulst u tnnart other
information, which, II Il do no: inHsrEct. may
au1Isr A REFINED EAnMEH.
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- Is NJ" 7tEhUf OF
GETTING on IN THE WORLD. Dy Professor Math.
GIVE, ID. Of university Of Chicago. Pr4cs, A. Is.
''ouo Of tho hast books for young men America hat
srer soten Gilbert Haven, In the Indepeu.
daut Of Jan, ii,
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DAMAGES RECOVERED.

Hpec}ul I8st1ofoA 70 3'hs CA(eado TfiDuns.
OFEAwA, ILL.,. Feb. 12.-Thts morning the fury
In thu Giscuit Court, in tho easo ut Luuindn Howo
against the City Of Ottawa. returned \ verdict
for tt.e plnintiH OF $3.50. The oauso Of acton
was An injury which plalutiG suffered by falling
upon I defective eideHaIk four years nRo 4
previous trial in the County Court resulted iu
$500 damages, but, owing TO some sutftaient rea-
time the County Court ost Its Jurisdiction Of the
case by muddie OF Legislative enactment, ind
tho ats came to tho Circuit Court, With tie TO-
suit AZ given.
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THE MISHAPS
Mr., ,EZEKIEI, PET,TER
Wta Il Admirable Flll- Page illustrations.


"Evsry paRs will be likely 10 bs rad With round. d
laughter. .'-iPeorta Transcript.
mir. Poltsrfs adtsnturan most &nsuEaY, snt t,
s1me rarta Afm,st tfsgto. Al : stor7 with uYchs3-
noTa1 1t II Of tho tseiy and entertaining x1s.i
e tho saAsoh Ii puins keeny directed sr'in.. t..
tant' h5poers5 or oReious meadlius. The putt sa-s
#atl ls 1ell dono." ."-tChriStiau Btatesman.
''rhc plot of the story IA highly uaonfnus the -.
t|ons often cxceodiu<g eoneat. willis the outcoE Il
1rasss es*nu which Will bs harnod ~ laaE,Ert
sud isJtn9 To heart -"-[Chicaeo STANDARD.
Ths 1af5 ID todd In vt.aetous Ant nt.rcaa1aR mai
Nor. ts saroAtzn il euttlu9. and tslis In the rlc ii
place. It Is Of those boots which o1an attenttan aud
do stcAt ds. Of aoad IN supure4ng tbs ersst
est sourcss Of aFtl 10 Ocean, Chlcsao
Ons Ut the kesnett sAtiras Of the day and muat IL
read with high relish BY ali who c&paulo Of dtxc
mating between the glitter and thu gold the and tit
fafsa in aoclAl aud religious lo. Ths characters ar
dfAwn Htih tho 81 master In sttrczt high
Of tho situations iudlcrous to provukr tht
r'ttlatIes Of tho nst saturtno and dyepeptic
ts tho po[at of ths moral II evident, 4nd nstc.
tlau II mingled With t3lcthodst rtutesa
sat, baltimore.
, 1875-02-13
Programme Of tile Expositi0n for
This Year.
It viii Begin September 8, and End
October 8.
Official Announcement by the Executive
Committee.

og.oers L.yo bcen elected:
1s.r.1,.n,-.t, r cran.
rr.ri,str ~ WlIiI,,, T. Tsn9,rtt ii,or1n ii, pulfmsn
i's1enE, .rens,,t1YI "I" Srvana ~ nasfcs'
StcrS,"ru-1nhn = ResnoiIs.
ifnnr6 ~ IN,trfors-Tdtrr Painter. N, n B1f1s1n
John H. Drakt g. 4. MARTINI GuUr9s IT, Latin, George
Mnsor George ". Gaga, r. ". Harvey. T.. 4. 1eiter,
innros Iiraf. ucorue IT, Pullman, IT, ii. TayIm Ju-
ssnii Nniti j. rrvins posrcr IL T. Crane O. r. DIN.
ther, Elws, Leo drown, Charles Fargo John I. nsyn-
olis. jaeob Rosenberg, Eonrad rurst A.. II. Reed,
' i:a]entirs cS,a;nfte-N. i. Doaton Chairman; Ii.
T. traue, Jnln IL Drnse, 7. v. 1laEsay, cunrad Eurat
A0n''' nsru fsan1a nrr,o,at '.sss'gs 4yxogscr,rs7
IAE off1ei"L As''ou"r'''''4
n,,tco IL as fotIows,
= ~ .' " - ,, -. ., =.
Iho ln1fa aunni u ~. a. ~ IT, ~ SS vt ..
ths W., 70 sas " mnhor es
r. can,estion % fhis nnouncctnsr1t. Tic nlsnnrcre
III "tttntia r., tha nnrrnr f.cittes Ell
s '1 oersd 70 thoss VIC may bceoe as
si'e"hsfo' rnr n,<,,,7Ya Am r,rrrnrs
The Mnsns r. eesane' @nu rasc1 sr o.
eaa 70 tue o. .sn
tha 4 sesras altnSst snrsfanoa: m 70 s1tisn them.
The bNlIang son ~. ise. ~ MnH1n' natna ~
nVessHs "Iatn .. siv .eo' "t.. 5 sn, asp - ,,n ~
esuf} Fnst h1Hns ana as5 u s th'.pf "tpVf ~ .,a III T.
M .snaas nY ~ rchriuaa "i,yaus ~ ~
ny ~ ~ rtdst iii oocrrenca Of serious loss bT
sy; fre yalt,oss .mpossihlo G. 49,. ~
ahe " t'r ,oa,sto asnts,s W. ., osT
i"at % ~, m @ ~ ~ i nv nnsr t 49, sr, @
pfons!ea ny VI alsue s uH, ;" sai ~ .a,. ,n 10y
eoht1aesney, LIZ "paef sno ~
n'Hsr ~ i1t Z Inn rot e,,strrc,od
my AZ tla @ ~ ~ ~ @ itat LA i. fts, fr ,h
~" IN tno iaet s so ert eer ~ III i'r o re
ny o. ~ -, I ,as. .ba, 16 @ n,n.,s a. fsct
hlg.nE sufInso - ii?s 'sss sIs. t"psu Ases
rae cnnaeTshd9ay III an oean ' stIacse; a. th VIA a
area o. a.ut seoo ss0Fe .ee!. WI. ! ~ sue ~ nssn ~
peox @ neps, san,p , "n,c cf urnas fr to
ioHetaf anu nass nas @ nPs n, ~ ''t 'n'
III Inn. IN, u ~ ~ IL oKe rTc' With nrr IN t.u
i+a ~ sIt - - " al IL liz ,rirr,,.i hniai. ~ H." etv
a ns,e % ~, 4 tho sart ~, snn ,nrs =, In iiino.
Wnut%n sirh,asn J,nntral fEfrssn, I,urlihaton l.
Cc1ta' Ce'1..' Mtnhn IL ff,, l. titays Isisht
MI ~ tnrf.h Al H., hnj,lIn" frnn liz c,r. nr sny
ua Ins ota"ia. =" tEo n.v h. WV AA' - "D'
pl's enlef'i's 'A' ey: s,;t: .rrr.n,xcr
.,,,,o IL. nrs,naTy ontnst az rvorv crh,h,tor l..
basipts liz seeks to aud 10 ring lii con.rib-
tiona to public notice. III tbs c1eaeat a at tie
nolag assafea .. pIpur H. ~ staa Wy nuss
Ts nstnsion. nf tbis ORGANIZATION Fl. Igii ani III
.ni {hn .tih}n NJ t1n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-26
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FE.;Hv-
THROUGH PASSENGER TFaI@s

Fer RENO. connecting with Eastern andN sstf RI
bound PasseI ger Trains Of the G. /. t. i.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
1keAI Estate

TRASsFEts ON TIE PENINSULA DURING THE FAST
WEEK.
There seoms to have been an unusual activity
in real estate on tho Peninsula during tho past
week, and number of sales arc reported. We
give tho following:
New Castle county G. W. Ingram reports
A farm OF 1916 acres near kennedyviile, Kent
county, Nd, to L. W. Vaudegrft OF this
county, for $1,000; the farm known us :" Bonn
bay Hook" LOGO acres, to Richard q. Fogg. of
Salem, N. j., for $4,000; farm on Turkey
Point, Cecil county, Md, to WIN. Fowler, OF
Wilmington, for 100000
Sussex county, The hotel property at Mills
boro' sold by Sheriff Gray last week. was bought
by WIN. II. Belts for T9j5. Alfred Davis,
executor of Jonathan Neal, las sold the farm of
the deceased to Isaac X. Wright, of Sussex. for
Sl.856.
Kent county, MIDI @. 7. Westcott, Esq., trus-
tee and attorney, has sold tho farm OF the late
Thomas W. Ringgold, at tho month Of Grey 5
Inn creek, to Alexander Harris, OF Baltimore, for
81, 10000.
Talbot comfy Mr.. Michael shortall has sold
| his farm OF ten acres, near COrdova, to Martin
Donlin for $500 Messrs shanahan S Clark
have sold Mrs. Susan Dawsons farm on Globe
| Creek to II. Hannah, of New York city for sl0-
| 600. Mr.. j. +. Mancha, land agent, has sold
| Mrs. Stoops farm, in Chspel district, containing
| l73 acres, to Chas. +. Parker OF New York, for
| 5000. Also Mr.. William Hostean's farm i'll
Easton dstrict,of 1873 acres to Mr.. David Speedie
of New York, for 50, $50. Also Mr.. Phillip Ilne-
| mans farm in Trappc district, OF ll2 acres, to
| MIR. Donald Fowler of Scotland Also MIR. John
| 4. Kersey's lot on Dover road near Easton, 81
acres, to r. Keith. of Alexandria. Va, for ST.
| $50. Chas. II. Gibson, ESD, has sold the farm
in Trappo district, now occupied by Mr.. John
| Baggs, containing $50 acres, to Mr.. Thomas j.
| Clark, Of Easton, for s5,3OO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
pERsoNAL AND PARTICULAR.

MIR. Gladstone las Mr. Greeloy's mania for
cutting down trees.
John Wanamaker, Of Philadelphia, came
homo by tho Illinois, on Monday.
They say, Elk Representative Morrissey has
given up his ''club house. interests IN New lofk
city.
Miss Tonnie Clafn will begin her dramatic
career in Baltimore IN Pauline in tho Lady OF
Lyons"
REV. John Chambers, in his will dated
February, 1870 leaves all his property to his
relatives.
Wait NJ. Fisher has retired from tho editor
ship of tho Overland Monthly, and departed
for Europe.
Mrs. Clemson, tho last surviving child Of
John q. Calhoun, died In South Carolina on the
22d ultimo.
--Wendel Philips thinks that the Fall River
troubles arc only the beginning OF groat social
istic storm.
Gov. Stcarns, OF Florida, who recently
visited this city and State, has reached home,
in improved health.
Consul Badeau Of London, who has lately
been appointed Minister to Bclgnm has decid-
cd TO define tho Office.
-Ex-Gov. .Claiiin, Of Massachusetts, sailed
from Liverpool for home on Saturday. His fam
lily will remain in Paris during tho Winter.
Tho Milwaukee CNis) Sentinel sagoly re-
tho $4,000 u year man strives to appear AZ
100000 u year man.
Tho Duke OF Satrno a member OF the Italian
Senate, il to BIO arralgned and tried by that
body for forgery. They hayo these little irriSu-
laritics over there, too.
Mime. Ristor was very successful In her
farewell performance at Sydney, Australia, and
at its close was escorted through tho streets with
torchlight procession.
Anthony Trollopo arrived in San Francisco
on tho 2Gtl OF September, from Australia, hav-
ing made tho passage from Sydney OF over 2, 0Oo
miles in tho remarkably short time OF 70 days.
lyon never saw my hands as dirty AZ that, !"
said mother reproachfully yesterday to her lit
tie eight year old girl !" Cause never SOC you
when you was little girl" was the prompt
answer.
"A pair of stairs that ordinarily arc as solid
as rock will stradIle in the joints and croak
and crack together with all the fervor OF thun-
der clap when one is attempting to climb them
noiselcssly late Mt night.-Fulon Times.
--lsobert Dale Owen has entirely recovered
his physical health, The Indianapolis Ne,rs says,
and his mental condition has improved 30 much
that he expects to leave the Institute in about
week. lilo proposes to spend the Winter at the
home Of his son Ernest, in Marquette
Said distinguished politician to his son :
'Look at mo began NJ alderman, and what
is my rewardI Why when die, my son will be
young hopeful replied "Yes, dad, when you
debut not till then. "-Ddnb,ry Ne,rs.
Tho atcam launch Secret passed through,
Waltham Oh Saturday on Wheels drawn by six
horses and created quito sensation. Boston
GtoJe.-Umph Did you ever know secret to
go through any town but what it " created quite
a sensation pm T. Commercial Advertiser.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

NIIppLxTowN AND VICINITY IrnM..-l From NE
Transcript John Whitlock is still at large, with
no immediate prospect OF being arrested. In
the meantime lis ''cursed rum hole" OH Ander-
son street is still closed to the grea. qualification
OF the citizens.
Some Of the peach growers, in this vicinity,
have tried the experiment this season OF ship
ing " Smncks' by ordinary (sow) freight trains
The cool weather made tho experiment succcss-
full.
Some thief broke into the dwelling OF b. L.
Kanely on Thursday night, and first eating a
hearty supper decamped with pair Of boots.
The three extra telegraph offices at Middle
town have closed, and the wires all concentrate
IN the main Office.
The knights of Pythias will entertain visitors
and others in Middletown next Wednesday and
Thursday evening with Willard Crcssee's conbi-
nation.
| A tramp was put in tho lookup. fow nights
ago and leg-ironed, but his confederates batter
| cd down the door and released him chains and
| all. He got away somehow.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
aMarrianes.

kITCHARr-iLuYD.--On Thursday afternoon at
Edge Moor, by Rev. L. Marks, , r. Whi. ~. Pitt h
ard and Miss Emma j. Lloyd
RAMB0-nYATF.-ons September 30th, at German
town, Philadelphia, by tie Wv. Geo. w. Folwe,
Mr.. harris n. RaGbo TO Miss Louise Hyatt, both
OF this city.
GHAM--SITMPTION-kt Newport, DEL.
September 2st, 1876 by Rev. j. ID. Rgg, DR.. VIM
E. buckingham, of New York city, to Mrs. Louisa
sumption, of Newport, Del. =
giCKS-WRLDiN.-At Newport. Del, September
2Sth, 1871, by Rev. j. ID. ft2g, Mr.. VIM 7. Hicks
and Miss Rachel Ann Weliin, all OF New Castle
county, Del
Wet Chester papers please copy.
MARSDEN-INGRhM.--On the goth inst. by Rev. j.
w. Weston, at Mt. Salem parsonage, Mr.. Thomas
Marsden to Miss Hannah NJ. Ingram, bpth OF New
Castle county, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

WEsT CHURCH LEVIED oN.-On Friday, Shenh
Iamhson levied on tho personal properly IN
West PRESBYTERIAN church, Stb and Washington
Sts,, on Judgment obtained by tho Assignee OF
tho McLear bankrupt estate This estate has
two claims against the church, one OF about
$40, 600 on note, Judgment for which WAS OBJ
tanned at tho last Court, and the other mort
wage of 100000. The Shelii's levy is OH the
note, and to satisfy it, the personal property,
consisting of pews, cushions, organ, carpet, &c.,
must fret be sold 1t is estimated that these
NAV bring nearly the whole 100000, If sold at
nu6lic SALE II they do not, then the real CT
rata NAV also be sold, in which case it will DO
disposed Of, subject to the 100000 mortgage.
Mr.. Candy, the assignee OF tho Aicliear prop
erty, is being urgently pressed to settle it mp, in
order that the creditors may receive, az soon ~
possible, their share of the amount realized, and
he considers it necessary to proceed with the
collection Of the claims above stated
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

arr yon icdRt Pills, take syer's rill. Nothing
has ever appeared that can compare with this pre-
paration for chasing out the 1isempeIs that fastcn
aud grow upon us. They are the Philosophers
elixir OF life, which bids defiance to disease, ami
leaves us no alternative but to die OF Old age. They
are mild for children, yet, in fun dose, powerful
for Il full grown man. Though sweet morsels to the
taste, which glide signr-shod over the palate their
virtues strike with ceiling force on the vtry founda-
tons OF dissase.-CilcilHati (O) Gazette.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

az Netpt-la Hsbtity.-A depressed, irritable state
u mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling nc
saergy OF animation; confused head, weak mem
1ry. thG consequence OF excuses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
IN H,tmpareys' Homeopathic Spscifc, No. %. 1t
tones up The system, dlspes The mental glcom and
dependency, and rcjnvehatcs the entire system.
Is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
o., for package OF i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which IL important in Old, serious cases
or 81 per single box Sold by all druggists, or sen
by mail Oh receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
Specific homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broad
WY. n. Y. fnh2h.l&N
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
state Items.

Tho laborers on the Government plor at Loves
wero discharged on Saturday.
d. Lord, of Briigoville lost hose, few
days ago, by death, which was said TO be ono OF
the fastest horses in tho State.
The Preachers Association of tho Dover Dis
trict, Wilmington Conference, is III session ut
Frederick
W. T. Maloney Il Co. arc building at Lebanon
n schooner which will be launched on Tuesday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

RuN-oFF ON TIE W. IL II. Il. Ron Tuesday
afternoon, an opon switch at tho Lancaster
Pike, caused ran of on tho Wilmington Il
Reading L. r., by which eight cars and tho
locomotive of u freight train were thrown from
the track. No SERIOUS damage was done the
rolling stock, which remained upright, but the
track was considerably broken. The locomotive
has since been got on tho track again, aud il
being repaired IN this city. All trains are de-
layed, an exchange Of passengers being made
at the wreck. 1t ID expected that tho track will
he clear by evening.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

cS"7hr Human Ndchiaery, unlike inanlmate me-
claniclsm, possesses a self-repairng and self-re
ncwing power. Health may he surely preserved
and life heightened by keeping this Vital attribute
In comet" activity and full viyor. Many prepara-
tons have been recommended for this purpose. but
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction. or are comparable In point OF efficacy, to
UDoLruO WOLVES CiiiEDAM AROMATIC StusArs.