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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
NeWsy Advertisement are she KIND
SA2t Tell
NbrANd inurnaliaf rivaa tho ba,si,, q 40 hi.,A


Who would regard the news columns Of q
newspaper which dealt only In the broadest gen.
erel!tles, reporting day after day facts that the
pubic were already we'll aware OFF, OF course,
no one would Rad such . paper. It 10 the
freshness and striking character Of the new
which drawn readers aud makes Q newspaper
sought for. and Just the same principle applies
70 advertisements. The business man. 10 bepe-
nt fully from them. must mako them contain
something that the people want 10 know-fresl,
and detailed information. Bold and ingenious
display will never alone effect tho object,
IN long aud observing experience We have
srAliuss. A dry goods dealer may advertise
from now tall doonsday that lie keeps 4 fuli
line Of cotton. linen and wooden goods, silks.
velvets, ribbons, lacos, etc., and observe scsroe-
" any increase In his trade, but let him an.
nounce that he has opened case Of csshmeres
which he has marked It Is cents . yard below
sae previously current prices, and see how his
store will b thronged.
but 1t u not necessary always To ont prices To
make Advertsaments toll. A leading Chicago
book house hlls ats advertising space With prics
ilste OF al the new publications Of the day, All
bookworms read them with interest And M
doubt weigh the prices In their minds Iii thew
are impelled to 60 to tho store aud purchase. Ii,
other departments Of trade there are few sdyer-
ttsers who do not have something In their stocks
that, graphically described, would draw bosts of
people to their stores to inspect, II not 70 pur
onase' and inspection commonly leads TO pur-
The aim 10 10 interest the public. I'm
doubt requires skill and thought and study. Int
this positive news feature Il essential TO the
prohtahleness OF the advertisement, and can Al.
ways be depended ON to pay handsomely.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
HA1lsbAfys
AN UNUSUALLY DULL SEASON AMONG TEE Me-
cHANTs-LANDBUYERs-- AGRICULTURAL Al
soCIATIoN, DC.

AN UNUSUALLY DULL SEASON AMONG TEE MEn-
caANTs-LANDBUYsRs-- AGRICULTURAL A.
ISOLATION, DO.
cSrresaonde'sns Of ths Com~svstpl
SALISBURY, Ma pee ~.
The Christmas trade, although grest prepare
tons were made for It, ID dullsr this year than
usual Heretofore the week before Christmas
has witnessed crowded streets aad lively trade,
but this week it il much Less 10, notwithstand-
Ing the lovely weather and large preparation Of
the n erchants. The falling on In the lumber
trade, aud the low price of corn, make dull
trade with us, especially So a. our people are
learning the danger Of dealing upon credit-a
wholesome lesson.
Some land buyers have been Waiting our Sec
ton. but have heard nothing - to their i'm
preston nor Of their intention to buy. Our
people have another important lesson to learn,
aud that il, not TO hold their land ct such high
figures. Many are anxious 70 sell part ct
least OF their lAnda, yet they cannot forget the
inflated values Of ten years ago.
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals In the
contested election Of the Attorney General, in
favor Of Gevnn, wAslunivenally. expected, yet
it meets with considerable criticism, or rather
unfavor&ble comment.
The Agricultural Association have their
ground enclosed and the track nearly complet
ed. They very nearly succeeded in raising the
amount necessary to get an appropriation from
the State, aud will no doubt succeed In getting
the same. which will materially aid them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
TIE Prosecutions In ChacaRp.

no A0RRHAHNr WITH CULPRIrs TO MITIGATE PEN
ATTY II CONFEDERATION OF kvIDkMoR AGAINST
ACOoNPLICEs.
SpestA! DispaseA to tAs Nesc York 1in.ss.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 28.-The statement that
On arrangement has been made between the
Government and tho indicted whisky men In
Chicago. whereby they are to b granted inmuni
y from prosecution In consideration Of bsoom.
ing Witnesses for the Government, 10 denied by
The Attorney General and the Secretary Of the
Treasury. They both cay In the most enphaso
terms that no Arrangement OF any kind has bsen
made with these men, and that any confessions
they may make will b Of their own violation and
they can expect no olemsncy except such q
may bo shown BY the Judge In tho exercise Of
his discssaon. The purpose has from the be.
ginning been to make - little use ~ possible Of
the testimony Of oonfedsra&ss In the frauds, and
to depend for convictions upon documentary
and other outside evidence. The 0overnment
was appealed to, long ago, and persistsntly. In
behAlf OF some persons, even before there wars
indictlnsuts found. to withdraw prosecution In
ooudderation Of evidence 70 b given, and The
appeals wero In each instance refused. There
viii. however, undoubtedly BE- many confessions
u Chicago
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

There is again somsthing new In the lesa
complications arising out Of the Plymouth
church difficulties. Francis D. Moulton haa
against Mr.. Bsecher. and the papers have al.
ready been served on the defendant This suit
will operate to reopen the whole question Whose
Investigation occupied 10 much time last spring
and summer without arriving at any satisfactory
conclusion. This legal episode, together with
Mr.. Moulton's psrsistsnt demand for consider
alton of her oase by the members Of Plymouth
aud sister churches, 10 likely to occupy public
attention for some TINA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
One more Charlie Ross.

kilograms from Concord and 1t Adams say
that boy resembling Charlie Ross was put
upon . Montreal train at Nashua on Monday by
some men who failed to give him . tlsket He
ct first gave different name from Ross, but A.
forwards said the men had made him tell story;
shat his name was Ross that he had lived In
Philadelphia that hs was carried away while
playing with his brother Eddie, and that his
mothers name was Annie. He 10 now at st,
Adams, and those having him In charge have
communicated with Mr. Ross,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
spain and C0bA,

SENSATIONAL DIsPATcH TO TAl \. =. RKaALD-
INTk2v1NTI0N TaHHAfENKD.
New YoRK, Dec. 70.
special from London, to the Herald says
that news has reached there, after Intellectual
Efforts IN Madrid to prevent it, being forwarded.
to the following effect:
There arc indications Of the near advent Of 81
rious diplomatc complications. There IL .
strange rumor aaoAt, In Trustworthy quarters,
which alleges the near advent Of European In
tervention In Ouba. The nations which may
United States eoyernment il prohsblv fors.
warned Of the fact, - am assured that lengthy
dispatches, In cipher, arc passing between Mad.
rid and Washington.
Secretary Fish, on being interviewed, said
there II not one word Of truth In stories con-
corning the difficulty between Spain and the
United States. Both countries are on the best
settlement of the claims in Cuba il IN the best
possibie way Of amicabie adjustments
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
-0eoeral MoCIsllan, rumor eeys, viii shortl

-denera AoCiellan, runor says, will shortly
30 appointed to poaiaou In the service Of thy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, with the
title Of general superintendent or manager.
Tho Chicago Tribune thinks that tho North
Will soon and new large trade with tho negroes
Of tho Bouth. with the Chinese on tho Paci6o
slops and with our Mexican and Cuban neigh
bofa.
ssn.insl, lnsist that Tweed va in savannah, aud
sailed In the CITY Of Dallas for Nassau. Two
New York dstsctives have been investigating the
oass In Savannah.
New instruments for instantansously slsugh.
teTtng cattle have bean tried 1t the Bradford.
Yorkahirs, abAttoir with success. They were
Isn't By the Royal Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

ALMOST COAPL1T1D-II9f or DONATIONR-PRo
sPHcTrv1 1NT1AfAlNMRNTA
Correspondence Of the Conmwcial

sRHcTfv1 ANr1nTAlMnRNTA
Correspondence Q, tie Conmsveial
81. GEoaans, DEL, Dec. 2s.
The new building which 10 bsing built In this
village by National Lodge No. 50, l. o. o. f., u
now in An advanced state Of completion, being
rooted in and wsatherpro,f. 1t 10 built Of brick,
pressed on tho front, covered with msnsard
has three store rooms ON the ground floor, >
light aud oommodious public room in the second
story, and handsome lodge rooms on the third
door.
Tho corner. stone, Of white marble, with the
name Of the streets 10 black letters, was pre-
sented by the contractor for brick work, Mr.. p.
!. Duffy, Of New Castle the keystone Of the
| arch over the entrance, also Of white marble
with the letters l. o. o. r., Wa presented BY A.
J. Brown. p. q. Of Washington Ledge Of New
Oassle who wss the architect And the date
stone, large and very handsome slab OF white
marble with the date Of institution of National
| Of the building committee and Of the donating
Lodge, wa presented by Washington Lodge,
No. ., l. o. o. f., of New Castle,
The work has been done In . very creditAbls
manner, and has ELECTED mot only the adniira-
ton Of al that have seen It, but the favorable
ordsr. 1t !. decidedly . credit to National
Lodge, the village aud the neighborhood, and
relieves . want long felt.
Although not yet finished inside. the hall Ia
already In demand. The Amateur Troupe OF
New Castle are 70 play Ten Nights in . Bar
Room" and the " Limerick Boy" on New Year's
Eve, the proceeds to bs given 70 National Lodge
The troupe has good reputation, and this fact
coupled With the object will draw 4 crowded
house National Lodge will hold fair and fes
tival which will continue three or four nighr
from the 18th prox. Ths lady friends Of tn,
Lodge are now working up the affair, and beinf
In such good hsnds the very best Of everything
may be expected. OCCASIONAL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
TwpoelVy WhereeN0usa. !.

During the past week two detectives from
supposed 70 be Tweed. who passed through
psrishes below Quebec, evidently bound for
Halifax. Tho detectives are quite certaip, from
information gained by them on the road, that
the party whose trail they were on Ia the veri-
table " boss,"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
The Maryland Legislasure.

CHANGE IN TIE "sLArx" OF PREsIDrNa oyFioEns.
turs will assemble 1t Annapolis. The caucusing
Of the Ring Democrats Tor presiding officers
still goes on. and II u now announced that def
erence has 70 far bsen made to the anti Ring
strength ~ TO drop the slate which had pre-
yiously been agreed upOn-0orman for Prssi-
dent Of the Benate, and his friend in Anne
Arundel for speaker Of the House. The probA-
bilities now point to Mr.. Knight Of Cecil, or
Mr. Lloyd Of Talbot, for the former place, and
hr. Smith Of Washington for the latter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
The Currency Question.
An EARLY INTRODUCTION IN BOTH HopsEs txpkcr-
ED-THk RESPECTIVE CHAMPiONs
Special Dispatch 70 the n. Y. Herad.
WAnHINarOu nao


The currency question will come up In force,
ard probably in both houses, soon after the re-
cess. In the Senate several resolutions will be
offered and these will elicit psrha ps, long de-
bate. In the House prominent member have
already put their names down for the expected
debate Mr.. Blaine leads the list, aud Mr. Kel.
icy, who means to reply to Mr.. Blaine, comes nsxt
Mr.. Chittenden, Of Brooklyn, u third, and after
him comes several Democrats. II IL uuderstood
that Mr.. Blaine will lay down the Republican
doctrine for the House, aud that he will urge
the funding OF the grssnbacks. Nj. Kelley viii,
Of course. present anoe more his we'll known
plan, which the psSs, In the House last year
called the ''inGerconvsrtble bond plan." Mr.,
Chittenden will present the views Of q New
York merchant on the danger Of con.
tinuing an inte,vsrtible currency. Que
democrat il to make plsin hard money
speech, but others Of that aide, it IL said, viii
demand the extinction Of the national banks
and the substitution Of legal tenders - tho only
currency. The Speaker IL not believed to favor
this plan, and II Ar. Morrison, Chairman Of Tho
Ways aud Means, speaks 1t al he will take
strong ground for resumption 1t an early day.
The debate will take place In COMMITTEES Of the
Whole, and more Of the prominent men in The
House will probably be drawn into it
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
DON'T EXAMINE THE "WAR RECORDS"

DON'T xxA01ME THE "WAk &BCO1D3."
Senator Bsyard has . new champion from
whose friendship he may well desire to be pro-
tsctsd. This IL that blatant sympathizer with
the Rebellion, and hAter Of everything that
tended to preserve the Union, the New York
Day Book. During the War, NO newspaper At
the North was more emphatically "disloyal,"
In the proper sense OF that term, and now 1t
cries out, with entire consistency, against
any examination Of the "war records" Of
tho aspirants for the Presidency. Tho New York
SUMS suggestion that M. 1AeyArd'a "war re-
cord" 10 not clean excitss IT, Vehement indigna-
ton. and Y demands that hen "a FIRST alass
man like Tom BayArd," (xSquote literally y Il
In question. there shall be no such inquiry ~ 10
how he stood in thsaday when tho national ques-
ton was Union or Dinunion. 1t grows excited
and talks out, with great cand"r, In this man
ner -
| "Ths war record bnsiness had better be al
lowed to subside, and We trust the whole South,
| to man, will spot any Democratio candidate
candidate whose hackers undertake TO build up
his chances - Presidential candidate. by drag
gng in the war record Of any opposing csndi-
date on the Democratic side We hold any man
Of the Democratic party, lot him stand
high or low in it, rnnks, In
vices or his influence to the war making cabal Of
1860. We hope that any Democrat who seeks to
| make his war record clean, will be defeated in
| the Convention ;or, II = candidate, defeated In
| the election. Any Democrat who stood mega
lively in that national Disgrace, we will forgive
but we hold in utter contempt any Democratic
statesman (2) who endorsed that political out
| rage upon the South, and We know the true men
Of the South stand with us."
Any comment on this would doubtlessabe su-
perhuous. 1t simply illustrates the lengths to
which the more ardent CAlhounists are now
| prepared to 60. The "war Democrats" you
| will observe, whether they stand high or low in
the ranks, are to be held in " utter contempt, "
when ~ Arst-ciass man like Tom. Bayard" il
| under consideration, and the South must "spot
every one Of them. This is = fine companion
niece to the Democratic Confederate organiza-
| tann If tina Housa If Raprauantativas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

803Q6k
WahAys alzsaAy saAd thAs ~ boathsFn nations
Il Enrsps ~ ~ dsaaasAsd oosA This haa
alvsyu been q. u b aseosdng 70 Ill he truth
Il hinaosy. TIA MostAsn Tribes were Euds. wh'ls
~ seaahssa wsss veauptaous; hsncs fell Roma
No pslnt ~ seaAssaA. q ths present nouasnt
~ ny veil taks dssogipsnn Of Portugal,
vrit>sp b. On inAslResns Portuguese gsntlsnAn. |
froa Iisbon In 1spasnhss OF ~ present ysas' |
snd publishsa In Lipptaooefs kasassRs for Jaau-
arv. We peed NOS dwell on the snoEnous nAeur-
ii advantages OF scil, CLIMATE, cd pro4ueao0s
vhieh warm and fsrsils Portugal possessss over
eaA md seeeils Scandinavia yst contrasting ~
aooia condition with that Of Sweden, ~ md
ehs former q disadvantage In every rsspseS
Ths svsdss azs ssswsi VII not hisLly. sduoassd;
hat " adnisesd, V bsgin On, By III Adss while
in Portugal The pablo instruction 10 Of the moss
limieed character. Nov the authority Ne quota.
describing With extreme sorrow, the degradation
Of his oouutry, maksa the following stAssnsnts.
fost,fying than by abundant oitseions Of author
itiss -
1. That during the last hundred years, with
an ayssase Of 96O, 900 births per annum, the
> population Of Portugal has mot increased thu
this fscs being assributabls 70 The snornous
dsash-ra&s Of infants, who die by neglect, star
v..on or .otual violence, "Ths crimes Of fod.
o,ds and iufanticide have become 20 common
+ that thsrs Ia .osrosly a peasant woman in Por
= s.eN not ,puIltv of them. either - principal OF
v .oos..orv.
10 q "Tlisu,rmaoy Ia more common In Portugs
ut than In snv oAhsr oountrv of Europe" Thi
Ar s.ct c.n h. nrov.d saw. this Portuguese writer
70 nv comparing tho figures of marriages, births
m and banA;sms. but Il In further shown by tn
~ .t.h.e,c. of tba foupdlinr hospitals, Almos
p- svs~v tovn or village In the kingdom has II
Cd rodn ,so. e,noslos-litsrallv .vhssl for expose
~ ope.,-vhsre tie unfortunate babies may b
ut n,.c.a in turning haxkse er vhssl. without di
cov.rx AZ THAR dsno.,sorr. One.eiohA Of al u
lis tirkhs that are reported In tho Kipsdon bscou
he souna,In... vh,le ~ for Ne apportsd ON,
n ther fats In known only to the recording angel
mt Although tho infants remain but . slo
H. TINA IN Tia fsundlips hospitsls, there are q
bis nav, on b,ndiu them 4. 100 infants, or one p.
sr' cant Of the sntirs uopulataon Of the kingdom
LIS and sur.hnr de.nits thsir abort ekay tvo.thir,
he of The infants die In the hospitsls.
~ q. publio morality Il frisbtfully degrade
~, Tbs habit of promiscuous intsroourss, SAYS
lis portusuasa authority. (Claudio Adriauo Do %
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Delaware u0asc ~ shs OousenntaDs
There arc many expressions Of regret 1t the
conclusion Of the State Commission to give up
tie idea Of building Delaware Headquarters At
the Exposition. There il strong feeling that
II ought to be erected, and gentleman who has
taken some interest in the matter urges the fea-
sibility Of the "log cabin" proposition. He says
lot every election district in the State furnish
stick Of timber. and 70 provide the main portion
OF the material. A structure oflogs, handsome
ly constructed, could be made unique, services
BILE, and picturesque. II not handsome.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Cears Bseken mp BY she Small Fox.
Judge Pea1re,of the Circuit Court Of Allegheny
TO-, Nd, has aaked tho opinion Of prominent
physioians in regard to the necessity Of postpop-
ing the January term Of that court because Of
the prevalent fear Of small-po1 a. Cumberland.
md the phynicians have decided that the Judge.
order OF postponsment u wise and prudent,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
esaafspssse,sss.
RI s'ss. PofuLAssea Az9 unoasAso1- scuoo1s
Aao 0uAos1s-2nADt - oeomuMscAgsoA.


III .sse. kesv.Ass01 ~ M9ro4fAso1-scHooIA
~" o.o.os - ce1nuA,oA1oA-
osss>sass y ~ osems~sisl.
Cm4ooxlAovp In. Am Va. NJ n
III it'll eo.,oe,.A,,.,, 4. 49,. :. m. ,.,.,a
V.--. =" =" ~ s''A1N
sass vsos~'e ~ " esteee yoef fsadeas some
Information which have pipAsA N hero daring
4 abort Wait. TIA islarA 4. .h,-s ..,.., ,,,;,s.
~. 80 ~. Iii. -. 80
- -. ~. 49,. 49, A'ooasc ooon-
~ Va, sepesased mon the ,0at4 oAnd By bay
aboat sx uiles In Width. "a uenfastsd frosn the
ocean By Aasateaxue ialand. vAinh .1retohes
along Ne freut and V sepereeei .ftoa Ohinco.
tseeus BY Q narrow inlek mr. asefaeaue L.
| land y located Assates0ue kshH
Tha soil Of Ohinsoeesxue n E~t}s uruA nstiv>
and In good saats Of calNyeScK, EAnd can
not b. bought for lSss Than one hul,tred dollaEa
psr acre. Ina population compcises about 1900
souls, 800 OF vfosa ~ vossss. M 500 ~ chiI-
dreu, There oFe esyyri frcs sohools. one OF
which 10 for coloreil ,hildreo. AN ~ proepar-
on. There are two churuhss. "a yosns ssyep
Of eixhs utores. ali OF vhIah ~ dmns a GOOD
busipsss, The privs,e rasidenoes sre oomforta-
bic. without any oskentstious diep,sy. mi With
In them arc kind, generous hseFts vithip 4 hoe
pitable people. Two hotels - naintsiusd. ops
kent by ]. J. Epalish and tha oai,er ~ WIN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
Death OF william Crschtos

William Criuhton, formerly ono Of the moee
and extensively engaged in trade, died in New
York yesterday. He was ono OF the founders
aud the first president Of the Baltimore Corn
and Flour Exchange. and was an active member
Of the st. Andrews Society. His remains will
be taken 10 Baltimore for burial.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

In the suit, doubt unjust, OF the dentist who
claims $780, from Mr.. Bsechsr for false teeth,
the latter has good dsfsnes-the statute Of
limitations. We wish he could intsrposs an
equally effective plea in all other proceedings
AGAINST him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
The ApproPriatiess Gem ,sa,stee.

PRECIPITATION BILIA TO 81 REPORTED ON TIE
lKAasENBL' NO OF CONGRESS
Spssiai DtspatcA to the Nsw York 7smss.
WASHINGTON, Dec. N.-Bamuel J. Randall
left for Philadelphia to might. He has remained
here since the adjournment looking altar the
appropriation bills, aud has had interviews
with the heads Of departments to urge Thorn TO
reduce estimates. He says the Democrats will
not restore the duty ON tes and coffee, nor in.
crease taxtaton In any other way. He desires
that the reductions OF estimates, which he rep
rssents ~ absolutely required, shall be made
In such way - not to interfere with the opera
tons Of the departments. 1t 10 expected that
the Pension, West Point, and the Diplomatic
Appropriation bills will be ready to report when
the House roAsaQmblos,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

informal Revenue Commissioner Pratt v ont
in letter declining 10 allow his name 70 20 BE-
form tho Indiana Republican Convention ~ .
candidate for Governor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Oriental Pile ana burn BAlve.
Prepared b. Mr. DR.. Foster. IN infall,ble rem.
9dy fos piles 0nternal and externally and burma
head the testm0niAls on circulars Ooc0m pan vtne
each bog. Price - cents eaah
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

II q d U Q X d DRESS GOODS-WE
1V nave marked down 70 20 and ~ cents lsrae
lot OF nne dSoes goods Purch lsefs viii md orsar
Inducements In our stock Of these goods.
W. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market aroafa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
A WORK Of Art.

diamond Rp kctacles" are male from the bes,
Materals, and manufactured with true artist c and
scientific skill, aud a. aids 10 failing or Impaired
eye-sisht, they have no equal kvery genuine pair
u stamPed with the trade msrk, small diamond.
For sale In wilmington by B. u, CnFs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

FomAde snapa Say rum, hair and shaving brushes.
6a,6er. combs, Tsylor's shaving cream. Auters,
rsAor straps Cosmetic. Rambston's toilet poVder.
french rose pomade. full supply Of txtracts for
inc handkerchief, viz: White hose, Heliotrope
Jockey Cub, JassamIne, etc. Sod Wholesale and
retaiL 1t 1UsT1RE DkU0 p1VRk,
Front and West bta,
oArbers would do well 70 give Us Q call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

The Hudson River Sugar Refinery, n Hasting.
on-the- Hudson. was destroyed by fire on Bun.
day. Loss about t6OO, 900.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Remedies for aI.s Eplxoos,s

,.. foWDs6. L'NIAkkfs
nnhieIa, y. H. II. Ltnlment,
neDot,s' IOhiass Eminent,
Ho0Ias, Roberts RmbrOcatlOn,
nosve-AileFs Darleys, .largl.ng OIL,
Mexican Mustang lipi-
lnent.
null supply Of all kinds OF horse medicine WHOLE
saie ano retail, ~ FOSTERS DRUG 6IJkE
Front and West otreAts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
TELEaRAMs.
The new Haanpshiss Dsy.

Tho new E1aWp0hlFo Ley.
hot csARs.sy sosa, suf 4 RUNAWAY AND 'Aoou-
oUNAAfR IIAA."
4 ssoefsasd PSss epsstsl 1sleprsm.
Bosron, Dec. 70.
A dapatch from Milford, N. H.. says the boy
discovered on ths Vermont Central B. B.. who
WA supposed 70 BY Charlie Ross, bslougs there.
and 10 In ths habit Of running away. Ha name
10 James blanchard, aud The dispstch Gays hs 10
. cousumppAte liar.
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Mn. Lee-Nsilson il recovering from nervous
exhaustion in Paris.