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The CHASTITY record of deaths that re-
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There is no disease That is SO insduous in its
attacks as consumption. By the neglect OF
'slight colds" they soon become deep seated
and defy remedies which, il applied at the
outset, would have averted all danger. DR..
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covered. a distinguished clergy man, OF
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mo family should be.withoutit." Its pleas
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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthls book Charles Dudley Warner writes:
ain the bound volume of ST. Nicholas, with
its gloay OF red and gold, we have perna-
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tistic talent cooperatcd IN the service of chill
dren. 1t is n continual educator of their
taste and of their honor and courage. | do
not see how it can be made any better, and II
the children don't like it think II Is time to
begin to change the kind of children in this
country"
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On. c. M'LANR'S VRRMIFUGE

VIII certainly effect cure,
The universal success which ha
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public TO
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M, oil roofs over ten squares, md beg to refei
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CHANGE or TIME:
ON AND AFTER
CLOSE CONNECTION

At Minneole and International Junction,
with trains on tho International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Az
New Orleans and the South, and with the FL
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe,
vicksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
with the
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Ar THE OPERA HOCSE.

Tomorrow night . combination that Il
likely to attract large crowds will perform
at the Opera House. In it appears " Buffalo
Bill, "who has been so well introduced to q
large class of people by the various publica-
tions ransack the West for "Texas Jaek''
and '.Peerless Morlachis." The same COM
pany give an entertainment o-night In our
neighboriug city Of Chester.
On Monday evening, the popular fire COM
pany of this city, tire; Water Witch, will
sent the public with an entertainment by
Kelly 4 Leon's Minstrels, "t,The famous
Minstrel Combination Of New York and Chi
cago." Kelly & Leon "deem it unnecessary
e prepare" their advertisement with the
old, worn-out and stupid assertion that they
are the best company in the world" They
refer to their reputation in other cities. The
Fire Company, under whose auspices the
troupe will visit the city, is decidedly popu-
lar.
The agent of the Opera House, Mr.. Bay
lis, promises a good programme for the
month, in spite Of the engagements cancelled
by companies this week. IT,.
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HISTORICAL AOCILTI OF DELI.
WAkE.

lhe society met at lis rooms. Masonic
Temple, lstt evening. President. d.. Askew
IN the chair. Several special committees
reported in THEIR respective business. Mr..
Gregg Chandler rendered his resignation a.
Treasurer, which was accepted. and Nr
Eilwood Garrett was elected 10 iii the "a.
cancy. ID.
. The Socie, took a reess. to swat IN.
appearance Of tho cha.rlhAB OF the Commit.
tee on atranEements for the annual meeting
Upon the arriva! OF Or. Fros the chairman.
the meeting was again called to order.
Mr.. Israel reported that they had made
arrangements 10 procure five photogrs phs
81 the Old Swedes Church and its com mu-
nion plate. Dr.. Frost then read letter aid.
dressed to the King of sweden and NORWAY.
The detailed proceedings of the l,5,h ami
versary, engrossed upon parchment, was
exhibited. Friday evening, December ID. the
Society viii meet for the purpose OF .lec,inr
annual officers. and on Tues iay evening
December 1th, at 7l;sO o'clock, viii be held
its anniversary. A programme of the exey-
ercises will be announced in due time,
A s.45 the meeting adjourned.
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DEATHAs AsswGJoG l;e1

| PAfsrEN, ,4Hessie,, aga ii MONTHS, Az =
ttr OF Hugh, Patten, died on spdAy
sss 0psk s9p IRS.'ss & S% 81. sSe le.,d.nce ii
her hther. 100 Madison street, IN 81. 70.
ssSg sssSh' ass as%'tfsx friend. q saa Srass fs:s.. d
isnily ere respectfully iihYiie 70 at,eAd
the services.
FERRIS. Ion the 18th instant, at his rssi.
dence. Clifton, near Wllmington, DEL,
Ziba Ferris, In the goth year of his age.
His friends are invited to attend his ft,-
nelal from Friends Meeting House, West
street, on Second day, 18th instant At 2
cLARK.-Op the llth ipst., ip !Kenton HID,
Enoch D., son of David and sailie Clark
IN his Sth year. .rtf.l i.i,g.aJ, J,rt9I9t. M
PETERS.-!At the residence Of James R.
Manship. near Concord, In this county on
"Wednesday, th ej6th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth,
Peters, in the 18th year Of her age mus
DAY.-In this city, on the 18th inst, at 4o3
Lombard street, Rowland b. Day, aged 36
years, II months and l3 days.
Services at the house on Saturday morn
ing At s O'Clock, a. m. The remainsat nine.
o'clock, to proceed to the p, w. 4 B. II. r.
Depot, and thence TO Georgetown, Del. In
terment at Geotgetown, ON Sunday AFTER
noon at 3 o'clock. n. 70
PAxoy.-In Delaware city, on the 9th Inst,
1875, Lettie c. Paxon, aged ~ years.
"Mcet me In Heaven, = she said and smiled.
LUMMIS.-On Wednesday. Oct. 18th, Mary
E. 'Lummis, daufhterof B. H. and Il L.
Lummis, In the sixth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place on this !(Frl-
day afternoon from the residence Of her
mother, corner Of Lincoln and shalfcross
streets, at O'Clock, to proceed to Red Clay
Greek Cemetery. The friends of the family
are respectfully invited. 90 r.EG -
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Mosquitoes now linger around the case
ments, and demand that the windows be
raised.
A Jerseyman was heard the other day to
exclaim that he desired to live q hundred
years, in order to see how small the peach
baskets would become.
"Johnny," said Mr.. Tupty to his little
son, on last Sunday morning, "put away
your velocipede and go to Sunday School,
Wont do it," said John. Accordingly
Mr.. 1. began to demonstrate, and as be ap-
preached his son that young hopeful said
warninsly: 'Now, look here, Tupty, you
come foolin' round me, I'll put nose on
you."
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arr NEG HBOR CITY.
WHAT MORE ANON HAS TO sAI-MATrERs
OF INTEREST.


OF interest.
CITY OF New CASTLE, Oct. II, 1873.
The removal of portion of the Tasker
Works here, and their extensive operations
in the erection of buildings, &c. had its eff
feet in introducing other branches of busi-
ness, and it was bat shor; time till woolen
mill was built and pu. in operation, and this,
again, was followed by the erection,of an
umbrella factory. These were also new
branches Of business to New Castle, and
after they commenced operations, things be-
Gan to assume decided business like ap-
pearance. Besides these Improvements, in
fact, there were the widest rumors Of 9TH
ers of different characters, one of which was
the removalhere Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. which was not effected, however,
although it is said they would have come if
they could have secured suitable locality
The only other improvement, except those
mentioned. which was introduced here
through the effect produced BY the opera
tions Of the Ta.ker Company, is the exten-
siye rolliL. mill. which has been erected and
commenced work, short distance below
the Taskers'. and which is connected with
them by the railroad of the Company. This
Company formerly carried on at Bristol, Pa,
tu: was induced to move here and manufac-
ture the iron used by the Tasker Company
in their manufact ule of tubes, they agreeing
to take all they could make Since the works
commenced, quite town 10 springing up in
that quarter, variously styled Dobbinville,
Taskertown, and South New Castle, the
later of which is decidedly more appropri-
ate. ,- q,
While these Improvements we're being
made ly private corporations, the Town
Commissioners first, and tLcn the Citv
Council have also been ioing their Part
towards improving that pori ion of the town
embraced by the various companys. Streets
were laid out and graded. new street lamps
put up. &c. Among the streets laid ou: is
Seventh street. which takes the place of
the old river road, and extends from South
street down to the rolling mill. and will
cventually be very pretty street, after il is
fully graded and trees planted on either
side. The gas and water companies have
extended their pipes to the new town. which
OF course increases their revenues. and it is
said the former company is about to con-
struct another larger holder to meet their
ipcrease'i m.nds. The building Of private
dwelling houses ami sores has also Teen
prosecuted n considerable extent al the
same ,i:i.e. by a nunit+r of pri,ae ci;izeus
in differen: par.inns Of the Old town.
Among these / believe en-Siler:,t Her..r,
Las teen most prominent. having erected
within the past TWO years some lweuiy-tive
or thirty. In fact he has taken the lead il.
that business. and not oniy built and i'm
proved himself, bu, by his influence ca used
o:her.to do likewise. The panic has 10
some extern affected sH thcsr operations.
bu, It IL g,Deraliy conceded Lat rs times
grow better. New Castle ~iiI >ri. cou,iLue
TO improve. eonsurna.ion tir,ou'ly 20 ie
w!shei for MoEE Ayox
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DOWN THE STATE.
sxYRsA AND ARorNr-rRox THE STATE

SMYRNA AND ARoUNr-FRoA THE STATE
FREY.
Capt. Jos. NJ. Ban hss!4Hk out his law
shingle in MiddletOwn.
Next Wednesday, a0.h, the corner stons
of the new NJ. E. Church st Kenson is to cs
laid.
Anew schooner, named Unity r. Dyer,
was launched At Lebanon, near Dover, last
week. She is owned by Dover parties.
Tt is stated that the peaches in the Mid
dletowp refrigerator taste badly of the pine
toardsu The building Il slieatfied with Sus-
sex piuc. All the frpit.has been removed
from the - andi8d stories. $50 s.~t"! ?" ,.Si
The new Episcopal Church at Milton, In
Sussex. is about completed. and is said to be
ene Of the neatest frame churches in the
State. y.y g. "EIE-.--.
Mr.. Thos. J. Stevenson, Of Dover, will
open Confectionery and grocery store this
week on Lockerman street, in EVAns Block.
A negro waman named Mary Galway
from Laurel. wae lodged in jaa Il George
town on Tuesday night week, On charge OF
numerically beating heE child, ,roi,e 1T -.
Arrangements have been definitely made
for Olive Lossn to lecture In Smyrna on
tuesday, Oct. 9th. As stated last week.
she viii give her celebrated 4ccture 90
SsGirls." ....,
The steamboat Falcon takes s.rong en-
co1racement in running to Smyrna Landing.
Commencing next Friday 1t will leave the.
Landing at 10 In the morning, and 50 con.
tinue each Monday, Wednesday and Friday
returning alternate days. .'',- 20
Pro.rac.ed meetings are now in progress
at Seyerson's, Smyrna Circuit, Rev. E.
mink Circuit, Rev. T. B. Rilliam, pastor
VIM. Wordcn, of Smyrna, has invented a
conyeuein. cover for peach baskets for
which he has applied for patent The
cover was on exhibition at the fair at Mid
dletown.
That portion of the Smyrna and Della
ware Bav (Bombay Hook) Railroad in
New Castle county, being one and one-half
miles in length, was sold at public sale at
Tovnsend By Sheriff Lambson on Thursday
Samuel N. Mills. otherwise Jay Gould, Of
New York, was the purchaser at s2,3U.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
JOrTINGS ABOUT Town.

Council tc-n'ght.
FBoard or HeaRh1yruigSs..--
The Baltimoss auca ssstAe Cen:ra
Presbyterian church on Tuesday, Oct. 18th
There were . great many HI hiHayes
uttered At Council on Wednesday night.
Philadelphiaay1- Quieksteps tom ,rrow.
Look out for thieves and burglars.
The Brandywine Banks look melancholy
enough.
Amateur watcrmen say inst this IL spler-
did weather fer boating on tie Delaware. '
Estrange Gould. Of this city, is TO erect 4
= spire on Green Hill Presbyterian. y &.
They are trying to organize ". N. c. A.
at Dover. -, .,-.,.l,. ~-.,-.. ,u..Es
The talk Is of Jack Frost now.
Overcoats are beginning to be generally
worn.
An old and resectol citizen Of this vicin-
ity, Ziba Ferris, died Yesterday, at his resi-
dence, Clifton, near this city.
Mr.. John B. Graves will carry on the
watch and jewelry business at Fourth and
market. - tt 80 r.-i.' i'i..
Sun rises to-day At 6.l2.
The new houses, now nearly completed,
on Ninth street between Washington and
Jefferson, present fine appearance.
Some pretty residences have been erected
on Adams street between Eighth and Ninth.
The Commercial, with its usual courtesy,
calls attention to an inaccuracy in yester-
days HERALD, with regard to the name of
one of it's editors. Our new dtsaehs is Lewis
Hilies, Esq, not W. s. HiIles. -. v
The spire on the new Roman Catholic
Church at 10Th and Madison is being rapid
" constructed. .4. 81
Base ball does not create quite so much
excitement now as in the warm days.
They say that Diamond States will
come up next year.
1t is time for organizing literary societies
for the winter.
Autumn leaves are gathered BY the thou
sands in the neishborhood of this city.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
IMPORTANT 70 LADIES.

There is nothing so beautiful to female
sttractjyepess. as A proper- -ornamentation Of
the hair. II is study with most ladies and
to such fined ne 81 artast,s tAste has 1t
been reduced that the most unattractiye
persons have been made not only Interesting
but positively pretty by becoming dressing
of the hair. Those who wish to dress their
hair in such 4 becoming way viii fl0d all
the material at F. L. Franks 511 Market
street. He has . fine variety Of switches
and IN fact the best assok9nhent Of human
hair in the city. 80. ,--,o-