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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
newark sseuas.

'lf- NEWARks AASoh y.
At Fox Chase, Ath district OF Cssil county, on
Saturday afternoon. very exciting game Of
base ball was had between the flyaways q Fox
AK, and the Kimble club, Of Kimblsville, Ches-
tor %. A large number Of people who favor
outdoor sport wore on hand 70 witness tho
game, which 1t timeA was interesting, resulting
u. This was the iirse Of the season, and the
day Wa Ill that could BE- desired.
A sad accident occurred near Tufkeytown, Co.
oil Co, ON Saturday afternoon, while barning
brush ON the farm Of Vim. Rambo. A littbs girl,
daughter OF Mr.. RAmbo, was playing .arouad, and
not being notaced q the time it, CLOTHES took
Are aud were literally burned on before Assist
ance could get to her, causing hsr death in y few
hours. Hlo. Ilai tLs WI .ltle J.
Tho Citissua Cornst Band have engaged the
services OF b r. Duane, Esq,, the funny nan, Il
appear In the college ofatory again. Due notict
will be given Of the lecture. il +.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
THE DEMAND OF THE H0UR-A NAN
WHOSE OHAkACTKR Ii a GUARANTY.

W. ~,,rvosa tI.at Nhnyo Il mt q RApublicAn |
-ho ao.s m. "a. an. cart.;n resu,t from the |
s;a.,ns aa,.,orn,.r,. a, rbu,.d,v. The dis |
.,o.rr.. n, nan.-.I Raikn.p,. tr.nspresson
:, ,,nnor.,;,a that tho Cincinnati candidate
for IN, n...;,.u., ,,,o,,a no . tr;aa aud rrovan
statesman or sn.. ,o,t;p.t cb.r,cter This ia
not a time to choose and p,v,, .r,or.s, msd;um
mon. It ia not time when Copyent1on. .a.v
chatter and dicker. 1t is not 4 time when the
hishest qualification in availability" All
these methods and motives of selection are
swept away like cbsff before tile mighty hand
that has exposed our national nskedpess
From the, -ritu..ion today zoo. nm tl,e crv oi
the people for . c,a.p. handed, grant non,ad
st..esm.n bonor.b,e in.,rrun,;,I. .ra rrr;rh,
=. Ch.rIo. armcar ar naor.. w.~h;,,.,,,
src,, . crv .,,n.. ,ro,,, ~. ,,,,,,.- 49,. "a !.
d;5ata for presfiYanr -,nupr resa,0nd II, II. =
Not only Ia this a drtv vhich-sad tn s.v-
,,ka otber iutias might liza ev.aad. INIT IL Ia a
asn,.nd of nr.ctic.i nol;cv 40 pl,,n that none
can denv II. Strong medicines ara needed for
| tho Rapnb,ican c.sc T. must mako snre IN tho
| people that il in Coating on tbs slouah-skin Of
| tr.n.o,a.us.n. ike mi. If Re,tr.n r. ,npst
e,ve them not PROMISES. mt Words. not sound.
| inc nIa,f,rm. and ra.or,nt or.korr lint n ,,.,u
II must mt IL. Briseovs and Chamberlain tn
the front THANK God IL has them In mt II
must show nv their reaults. eaisient nract;eal
SQUARE edged. that tho government in Repub,i.
can hands II a rovernment c,o.n and bonor.ble
and true. Too long have whisky thieves and
i D;.tr;ct RING. contaminated tha prb,;c .,,cos.
nbere. and tbe struggle with their fou, tentsc,e.
of corrupt inHuence has bsen te,i,ons and ,1s.
conr.c;nv aucb +, .trpoy,a IN M ,o,per nossi
bla. Franl ia struck with lightning. A tbup-
derbolt has fallen upop it. A. II voice had
called from on high, the people feel that they
arc summoned Va . higher plane Of action They
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Newark Htesaas.
TFfo1n the VisikOr,l

The State Executive Committee Of y. OF II.
Of Delaware made purchase Of clover seed
this week To the amount Of II 200, and have yet
to make purchase OF over two hundred bushels
more.
On Wednesday last the Newark Iron Founryd
finished about 1900 pounds OF castings.
On Thursday evening next the Sunday
schools connected with the NJ. T. Church, will
hold their anniversary NJ the church.
Harry Churchman son Of Mr.. Henry Church.
man. Of Stanton, while exercising ut tho gynnA.
sttum Of tho Academy, in Newark, had his arm
fractured by 4 fall ~.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Dover kaA vlc,n,sy a,~,,..



The Deld,oaredn will remain for the present
under the control Of persons connected with the
Office. l7INy TF ~ .Hl
Tho March term Of the Levy Court Of Kent
county will commence on Tuesday next. Among
the business to be transacted at this term is the
appointment Of ConstAbles. jail PhysiciAns and
Commissioners. ~ D..
1t il stated that Mr.. Rchardson.o t tho firm OF
Richardson and RobbinH fruit packers OF this
place, has made application for = patent for MI
improved method Of canning hams aud other
meats.
Rev. G. r. Bristor will give select readings
at the Court House on Thursday evening next
Stewart Il Conwel have, it in said. been Of
fered Gao 900 for the exclusive use Of their pat
ent stairway. y.
1t 10 currently rumored that Col. g. b. Dick
non, prominent candidate for the auberna-
torial honors twenty-i Ave ysxrs ago, in the Dem
ocratic party, is now urging las claims for THO
sheriffalty among his friends.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Now HaMPshire Locking Will.
Sslec{dl DisDdlck IN The Eass Yark Ty,.A

CoNooRD, March TIT can now be safely said
that the Republicans have by long odds the beat
chance for carrying the State next Tuesday,
The town Of Newcastle held it, annual eleokica
to day, and Republican was chosen Moderator
by six majority. Last year it elected Dsno
crat. Newcastle lies almost within stones
throw Of MArcy's house and IL be could not
control that it in hard 10 name the close town he
can CONTROL This victory, combined with the
energy Of the Republicans and the foebienese
aud dependency Of the Democrats, puts the re-
suit in the State on tuesday almost beyond
dOubt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

NO EVIDENCE AGAIssT THE sECRETARY--wHAf
MEMBERS OF THE INVESTIGATING C0NMITTEE
SAY = PROMINENT DEMOCRATS VINO MAY he
STRUCK.
Special Dispatch to tia Nev York Times.
WAsmSaroN, March 6.-Dispatches vera sent
from here to several papers last night giving
currency to umors about further expected dis
closures. Tie names OF some prominenS Demo-
Gratis we're mentioned, and the names Of others
are circulated here in connection with similar ru-
mors. Two or three Of them are said to be in
yolved in the promised exposure Of tho Navy
Department. All sorts Of rumors are afloat
touching this department, one Of which IL to the
effect that payment Of ten per cont. Of . claim
allowed by the department was made TO the wife
OF the Secretary. MIR. Whitthorhe, the Chair
man Of the Naval Committee, has told several
members Of Congress that they have '.
NOT LINE OF EVIDENCE
which reflects upon Secretary Robson in any
manner whatever. SamuelJ. Randall confirms
this statement, and says the Navy Department is
all right A Republican member Of the Naval
Committee also denies the report OF any dis
coveries OF fraudulent or irregular transactions.
The rumors concerning the department are,
however, persisted in, and it Is in connection
with them that the names OF two prominent
DEM Gratis, MIR. Randall, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Appropriations, and Mr.. Whitthorne,
Chairman Of the Naval Committee, are mem
toned. 1t is assorted with good deal Of as
surance that those two gentlemen will 10 struck
by any blow that hurts Secretary Robson. Two
other prominent Democrats mentioned, and
who, it IL said,
WILL DE ''sMoRED our"
before another week, are Mr.. Pendleton Of Ohio,
and Gov. Hendricks, Of Indiana. The same rrl-
mors speak Of q Democratic senator, name not
given. These arc samples Of the many loose
stories that can be found on the street, and
probably no one who has teiepraDhed these MI
morn Oh facts has any better authority than COM
mon gossip. The temptation for Sensational
correspondents At the present moment to catch
up the first suggestion Of fraud on the part OF
anybody and telegraph it for publication IL too
great to be resisted. 1t thus happens that q
mass OF reports, probably fAlse, are circulated
About Republicans and Democrats alike, and
those noted above are fair samples.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

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49,. S1rIuaa - Asertlnl4 agsss i
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
balm Of 1000 EieWers.

French doctor, many years ago, advertised q
cosmetic-the ''balm Of one thousand flowers. "
1t finally got him into Court, charged with
swindling the purchaser. because Il would be
zone thousand flowers" But the witty French
man, with . ready smils, put them down with
the reply, "Honey" (which was one Of the in
gradients In The ''balm."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Bshceck No Ion.sr Necr.earv

WAsuIxoroN, March 5..-0en. Babcock has re-
tired from duty 1t the White House. He has not
actsd in any official capacity ~ private secretary
since his re:urn from It, Louis beyond Vary
Ing one message. to the Senate
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
PUBLIC SALE
Stock 4 Farm Implements.

HN
Stock & Farm Implements.
WIN h. ~ u Public sals, ~ TIA BARN Of George
e,' ss9s ss$ x ~ r. Ds a.tss Corner ''
rHURsDAx. March lstA. 1875,
Il !. : u 10 o'ciouk, .. H., tho following.
10 hsAl Of farm and road horses: brood TN
mares and celts. Of Hamhetonlsn: King Al-AT2H
fred, Morgan, and other Superior stock.
CATTLR
p 40 headcf cattle, consisting Of 81 mich
~ y COWS, 10 10 pEont, and balanCe In BY day
49, Of vale. yoke Of oxen, s grade Hoslein
Year,, one year, aad ons months old Belt
hotter. coming years. and 2 eight months old, !
srade Durham hs'fsr coming yesr old. fas hogs,
PARKING IMPLEMENTS Al FOLLOWS:
farm wagons, nearly good Is new, 3 OK carts, /
Jim Crow Of hay cart J good farm roller grain
dftn, made BY h. Z. Btonsr, l buckeye reaper and
tooth sorss rake revolving hcrse rake. J rennoek
corr shelter. Van winkle Fan, hay tesider, isul-
IN n aSoS ao %sSs
Wiley plow No. =, steel pillow, suitable for or .
hefsss. 3 twin hAfrows,c caisvstoss. A harrow,
chaias, aprssdef Chs'ns, rakss, forks, spades,
ahoveas. hoes, gain bags. good ~ new, and salt
acyties, and corn knIves. half bushels. iai peck,
baskets, axee, tools, chest and tools, full set OF
butchering t0vls, scales and weights Of all sizes.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
market wagons, one nearly new, with pole and
seN dearborn harness. yet light hfaess, 2 sets
paow harness, collars brides, halters and lines.
SEEDS. WI
Pumpkin seed by the bushe, sugar corr seed iy
| the large or small quantity. lot OF neets and rata
| bt "a tQrnipe.
| fft- DAIRY FIXTURES.
1 butter tab. butter churu good a. new, % milk
ohurns. lot Of small serving cans and MEASURE all
In good order, milk cana buckets strainers. apples
by the bushel cider and vln,g gar by the small and
large quantity. Lot Of brOor.s
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS OF SALE.-Purchases under $50. cash
under 100. note ut NOR III, interest aded; over
500, note At nine months, with interest added
Notes to have satisfactory endorser.
ALFRED q. UTTER.
| LEWIS W. kTiDuAM, Aucpr. mcl2-2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

FOR RENDERING THE MOST BlTT1R MIDI
CINE TAHT1k46. F.
Tnese Cashsts are made Of simple dour paste ard
adapted 70 subseaaoes N powder form; thsy d.
solve very readily In tho stomach. thereby allowing
the contents y act at once. They ase prepared -
Tie physician requires them, thersfcrs ~ coascnss
arc fresh material. Thc"kauss nauseous and bitter
medicines y Quintns, Aioes, etc, ~ ws1 - those
of unpleasant rlor. like Aasatutda can 10 taken
with perfect sonfost BY tAs nost ssaaltave patient
the taste NJ smell seng psvNssly ed eomSsa e!
times aqd the demands Of our customers We have
supplied ourselves with the reQuisite apperatus fol
nea&ly, assd eXpeditioualy oil ng and plopaS1o1
Caohsgs i0r ne which aso mach approved BY bott
phystsian and patient. I,a tt lU,
- !. BRIN0HUR8x D co. ID
ut. AP0fnucARID
n w rnw A,rth and MASiA& Rsa WtlzniNet0n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

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heksvnau yru nalhasp anA Nm. 3Asuh, several
o1lisf 1e1sons h11nt Ssossnk NIfte11G apQneine.
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teTminesi 70 bring Nj. BelknAp down, be W. re-
minded In poanesd terlns that II BE- wan deter-
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III - n,svn pnxn, xrox povu 700 /: AZ
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

-Somebody has peDetratsd this cold cos,un-
drum Why " ths present Polar expedition
likely TO come 70 grief DecanAe the men and
officers Of the Discovery srs mot on The Atrf,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

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taekse By ~ 3se116 elA}cs11ys Na& wtsh1n ~
lrscollsoeioa - ~ ee11sa fnAaAAaeh4 a !" -
Eanstens town I" ~ tlsae hlao sh eenegal ~
n4Gg1ne eho4n p ~ eDeellnI4
"a Da01i2 eo6ytb15 Waee Nh h ~ 0fand NY
~ - hAa11h TAe Atfsndaaee va good
{e@ - - ~ i93ieataA, 80
IN no duV8 ~ ~ ~ . D
church u ~ e14V,s u ~ A4n4o4eqd s0e ~
lsesuie U0a3a ~ 0s1ivsss9 Is ySiAaR evseaa9
nozA y ~ Ca Meaae,h b. ne11ys q thA N9Es
nen N4PiFA the Vfuseeda 10 b 6eseeed - ~
~ ee1Ae A3Nly fssQeo W. Oia1A undessaas.d
The subjse1 M ~ - tbs Lard Of tie Whies
ElsRaaat." - :. -.
Union ehofcA (eoiogs6) Hi fanesal ~ veal
extended. A Asiegas1u from Ph.aadeiphiA eook
part, also M lodIa Of Qosd Haaaasieaps Of shis
Nv, laaAing In ~ : Aas d.spaey. aud showing
4 Rsnt2A9an Of this e1ty. who 1as oppoffnni-
Hea of nAouIne, says Gnr late style Of tmpspving
The seFestA. Qy hauling oseyJ y hot snccetH
and thAS 10 AeG particular line or C4ty Coaisctl
! " failure. La Il be fess1disd.s
~. ekaAlsy, our enssgstic and wide awake
: p.aslsess. hns soMaasnosd the rss.ovel OF the
: tsussslhag u q psAee's Church. having COM
!; pleesd hs oan1eans 70 ~ eusirs satisfaction Of
y III concerned, i4l. Ia.
In expectation Of warmer weaehef, our hsher-
usn ass bNxty eNessed hansiag IN ti,str new
: nsGs snA pusing the IA ONES in thorough repair
The new nsts. this years, arc tonaevhst iosgeI
than pFsvioas years, and range from $50 u bOt
70 faskosns Mr. George DnncAn he's conplstst
enc for hia own u~s over 600 fakhoms In length
" This no dopbt IL the Longest ever used IN thi'
vicinity. Mr.. Duncan deserves SUCCESS IN tim
n keeping up tho honor Of our city in this ono O.
" our important industries.
>, i Tbs hEst annual needing Of the Board 81 Edu
y oation took place Monday evening. Presuden
d, N. n. Oleaver, being absent, Mr. Lane presided
N Tho creiestiAis q The newly elected member
we're rsad, after Whieh Ds. Maxwell and MI
Scott tool The required oatha of,ofIics. TIL
BoAsd then proceeded 70 slec4 officers for III
ensuing year with the following result: M n
u kArU
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Vermont Potatoes
SELECTED FOR SEED.

WE HAVE NOW
Four vasietiss u EARLY Potatoes
EARLIER than the EARLIER Rose--any OF which will
f m taed a2so anr b n ,ISsnangs to
has been asteftafned that the nara that live
over Inc Winter do no damage TO the PU.ato, la
most cases last year, TT
TlIE EARLY ROSE
matured before tho young bugs hal grown large
enough 70 10 much destruction; bot all the lste
varieties were total failure, and We can hardly
expect crop this year from any but tna earliest
varieties. y '>''''s'
THE EARLY DURHAM.
- new variety, and will perfect crop In s weeks
w bnshels were crown from Barrel planted las.
yeat very productive, OF fine quality and the ear
lesl Of all early varieties; two crops having been
washington County, New York. First Crep plautfI
nay lst, ripe last Of June; planted again July lit,
order:
r..,x Fer Bti.
we, nne quality, the earliest Of all early
SNOW Flake, new variety very dne and earIy a m
AinE oi the ksties, very early, nae and
Extra ss?y Vermont. very ins earlier ;i.; 400
vs.I. S-'.y .s'.'ss........... 90
heLy noHs. very popular, as
lxWa nariy and MNrrowfat Peas Of superior
qnahty. karly Beans Tomstoea. Melons, Oucu i,ners
abbage, Ac, at rtd1ctd prices to Truckers ana
Market Gardeners. Write for Catalogue, "''''
q. n. R1DdsERS
- fEtp unOW kR IMpORrkR.
mnrz. INV no. lS3 MArtet It,. Philadtlpfia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

s.8y shsis wesks u lshAaa Knss
Nov York hsvs already made thesneelves ksown 70
thousands of the scted, By ~ peftcctoa q their
DIAmooA spectacles. sAcA 1atr stamped with the
1or ssisin Wifainssoa y B.A CaASk. tg
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
the MILD POWER CURES,
.na HuaPNRGv'0
YHOllEOPATHlC 8PECIF1CS.

.hAvB PROVED. FROM THE MOTT ample ex-
2riUaCo, a entire McceA 2mPle, Pro@P& khcl-
ht and Reliable. They arc tho only medioines per-
lnutly adaptsd 70 popular use-s0 simple that mis-
hikes cannot b made In usans them; n harmless
g 70 b. froo from danger and 70 emcioht ~ 70 u
Slvsys reliable. They havs the highest coumenAs-
inA }fsm %. and vii a1ways reader satasfAcsaon-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

Tho skin Of the common houss cat 10 rapid
nnnR In favor for pnr- puAses Of dress fur
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

Mr.. luyer stated that Messrs. Mellon, Lewis,
and Others residing on 9Th st, were pushing in
the mAtter Of having " vpop~A.- Aation deferred.
MessrH Truss and Holcomb were appolutoa =
committee TO examine the books and accounts
OF the City Treasurer. Council adjourned until
Friday evening the 17Jh inst.
The steamship Illinois is reported inside the
CApes.
The Vaderland for Antwerp, anchored yester-
day Opposite this city, awaiting high water. !
understand that, owing to the frequency OF
atrahding on Dnlkhead bar, that ocean steamers
viii hereafter always wait for high tide.
The schooner Fixt,oing arrived and ia bong
loaded with grain by Truss h Go.
The Trustees Of the Commons held theis reg
ular quarterly meeting last night. ,s...
Every Evenings correspondents oouid eeSill
eaaeetsjn- that lucia AEe n 11al aeq2s ~
meetings Of Council or will u ths CoMnnsdE III
Of to-day. Facts are stubn u: thingA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

There ia only one German in CopRstss
GustAve Schleicher, OF Texas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

The appointment Of Richard Henry Dana, u.
to be Minister to Great Britain, 10 one Of the
moss wholesome things the country has recently
had to enjoy. He IL one Of dozen Of men In
the country especially aud prc-sminently 1t for
the place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

INV. or. sixth and nartss sss.. wilnington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

TnnnInLH TUM1t1 1Nn0go1 TWO HuNpn1D FEET
o. aHA08
AmssasAi Fsss Ass6li 1saaEsss. DIX
fA' % pof7tvn1A, Pa, March q
John Ph,llips, minsi, While adtusang ~
Vt szoagh, nsar ths top Of vishAea slcps, Potts
viils, this nosnIsg, shipped and fell down the
shaft distance Of ovss Two handFsa fest He
was iastantly hillsd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

EOK sALE-25,0 600 BUSHELS WOOD
- Ashes, - Re1N0I.D9 : CO.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

0En0 DRRBRg EXTRA EARLY.-gariy
other sesds foF Market Gardeners Taniles, e.
Rend stamp for lytsr's Garden Calendar w 1874
With prices. HENRY a. DkgBk, TIC CunsfNUf
IT.. Philadelphia, Pa febl0,lSV
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-10

PUBLIC DEBATE.-We could not avail our
to lis to be present at Arbor Hill, to listen tic
the debate Of the Jackson Literary Society OF
that vicinity. We learn that tie exhibition OF
speaking talent OH the occasion was marked
and creditable. and rejected great credit upon
the young men who have chosen this method
of improving themselves in the art of public
speaking. The exercises were opened with al
appropriate prayer by Rev. A. Hoover. Mr.
II. L. Rosen, President of the Society, Their
delivered the opening speech on the use o.
Knowlege," which is highly spoken of as ar
effort Of merit. The debate was participated
in by Messrs. Wilson, j. T. and G. G. Hanger
Nader, Butcher, Dyche and Palmer, all of whom
acquitted themselves well. The exercises were
interspersed with music from the ''Md;lebrook
String Band, and the entire proceedings pass
ed off pleasantly and profitably.
We are always pleased to note such evidences
Of the yearning OF our young men after know
ledge. There is nothing more stimulating and
encouraging than just such societies as that we
are noticing Talents are frequently developed
unknown to the person possessing them, and
some of the first men OF the country have made
their start as orators and statesmen in the
country debating society. We hope to hear Of
others being organized in the county,. and as
favorable accounts Of their progress and sue;
cess as that of Arbor HILL