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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-23
NO. 1S1.

City National Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL, 100000
wP HALLIDAY, President.
HENRY I; HALLIDAY. Vice Pres,
AA Z SAFH HysIb; f.s As.'; o.,n,.,
DIRECTORS:
g srAATs TAYLOR, Z, II; Cgs.IsenAx.
q. d. wiLLiAxsoS. srrrnrs BIRD.
A. b. SAvroRD.
Exchange, Com and United States
Bonds Bought and Sold.
nEPOsITs received and . general banking
Bross, President. H. Wells, Cashier.
T.. Men. Vice Pres't 7. J. kertb, Asst. ash'r
ALEXANDER COUNTY BANK,
Corner Commercial Ave. and 9Th Street
CAIRO. Tits.
DIRECTORS
Z. Bross, Cairo. VIM. kluge, Cairo.
) susanka, Cairo. Il. l.. Bilingsicy, IL. Louis
s. i.u,ier, Cairo II. Wells, Cairo.
r. II. Brinkmsn, ST. Louis.
GeneuaI Ranking Business Done.
G3rExchange sold and bought Interest paid
the Savings Department. Collections made.
nd all business promptly attended to.
Enterprise Savings
BANK.
CHARTERED MARCH FL. 1859
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
A. b. STAFFORD, President
SIS. TAYLOR, Vice President.
W. HYSLOP. Sec'y and Treasurer.
P.W. BAkcLAY, CHAs. GALioulR,
z. NJ. SToCKYLKTH, PAUL g. SCHUH,
J. NJ PHlLLIrs.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate OF six
pei cent. per annum, March 1st and Ssptem-
>er LIST. Interest not Withdrawn is added imme
lately TO the principal Of the deposits thereby
giving them compound interest.
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no one
else can draw it.
II saturday evenings for savings deposits only
". HYsIoP. Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-23
COME and DRINK
oE, TIIE
AT RS !!
OF NATIONS" Obtained
from their Sources and Kept Ice by
BARCLAY. BROS.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LION
CAIRO. XXX.
BETHESDA MINERAL WATER
OF Waukesha Wisconsin,
OF Waukesha. Wisconsin,

be
Of
i.nnng with
Torpid Indigestion sanu-
o
hou.. should oncsu
following M
KindeThook
~
BROOKLYN
Medical Men
the
o.
other enedvkn ownto tle profess D.
i. NJ j. NJ
H.. NJ. : y " u.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
tai-HAl#iI th For Ms Transcript.
The Teacher Of 1776. q.

Not having much to do this evening.
I have been looking over some old al
,aanacs. running ftem l574 to 1779
The Oldest one, Chat Of 1774) was
printed in Wilmington, by JAS. Adams.
10 the ono Of 1875, printed 10 PhiIa-
delphia byJehu D snlspy 1 find, the fol-
lowing Qualifications necessary for .
seacher Of c6lafens 1R0e LIE exact
words. and frthirkrit HAl7 be- seen that
the people: itndnd sense. IL mat day
wert NiByl fqssE@ q fheq qpeorle>oDiki
lprerAa dss q Hese9Ge @hstthes rheb
considered abe ssqsinenent. .efe ts,sbes;
He must have studied children long that is
capable Of teaching them well r every good
scholar is not good master. he must be a
man of invincible patience and singular OBJ
servatiop; diligeat and, sober; rot too fapilr
lar, nor fesersedl;s : neither amoroas o or fAh-
Itastic !, inst, without fiereness. nd ImercifA
iwithout fondness; he must commend, with.
ont fixtier, ;schids without contanhely. ami
correct without passion be cheerfpl. without
levfty afiithe, without fiwning grave,
without ImorosenessE merry. without folly.
He should he pntitnt humble and meek, to
PASS by, hissemi,lel and hear with many inn
J,er,inences, dullnesses and forgeifulnesses.
Besides these qualifications, he should have
experience offorripn parts; understand learn
ing and sciences be welI-horn, Of a good
presence and address. and wear his clothes
handssnhAx which viii procure him respect
fromehis si,aree, asd fecili,ate the perform
hance Rt his DUTY. ssss T. - '6ssHstF
II all teachers in 1 876 had to come
No to the above atandard Of l776.
think they would 'fnd "Jordana hard
road to travel" ~. 5'"G =
-r SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
TOWNSEND, March Esd, 1876. .-,n =
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR IS, 1915.
LOCAL AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ltssss 'sf i.seel Iaassesf.' 'sa., - -lr
To-day, is s.mosing day in this county
and good many changes will take place 10
this town and heighbofhood.9
The annual school elections, for Commis.-
sioners, takes place in the various districts
,hroughszaN mgr u Ag YT.G7H
The Levy Court Of this county has liked
the tax-ra,e for this year a, 4b cents on the
xloo. The SANG Is that Of last year.
Abe aaby regular appoa,hly meeting q the Mid
dle,owp Mutual Loan Association on, Tuesday
evening, fuhds sold ~ 1884 and ls5 per share
premium, =. ,;,.,1 .',;,,',.in''' -, A. ,,i,s. =
The dyeing and dye house Of the henry
Clay factory, al Dupoa''s Banks, near VIII
miastor, were burned "a down sr on, on Aosd"y e
morniag.oJ sdl 70 s4si.ig 5,td.ri i-sla! s,il 80
Frank Darlington, "a WILMINGTON boy was
seriously ,a,si burned, while playing With powder.
Monday morning Ill is feared ne WI LOSE
his sight. boifyq ,s'ps sd' 'ia'i@ ssis7s'ii 81
A. census 'rdf 81 Dover was sscehtls taken, m
under the direction Of the Seatia<t, 81 snai
place ana resulted in showing popala'ion
of 2.23I inhabitants. ,,s, - ,e.y
JF. willMmsou, Of Newark, and Thomas
Mallalied, Aof Kent county, Nd were elecied
lay delegates to the General Conference, at a
meeting of the Lay Conference, in l1 Winning
ton, hast week. rsq7g 'snin -. s5 sdtfu y
The steam tug New Cattle struck q sank1en
anchor, Of Delaware City, ~ the river, 'as'
Thursday week, and Dsank.a She was built
for Norris, TAsker = Co., in 1874, and cost
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
::.h.MkTTER oF.:P0PULAB INTEREST,

sasSsss ssSf7,7 as ssass osf Hs sfs e
Ihilsas ~ xspamakes a aroHn,s 1emest
a'isaaoe Me9 ~ ~sss sss cefnsf |: u. Budi1s d
,1tss as sisas es e. a9s1 sr2 & @ .c@s ans
Ea5ss;s.s s;ss;ss S;sssiaS 9sE HaA haYs ben ni'lsd
+ Rd5'sefls s s0lq'sall % you tn0.
lss od sGasn 4 s s.. Fl sl1 4.fss: Z: ossa sss
sas ssenss sSsSS dssRsns sRsss' Sa SaSc
". " Edo eDs ySS assteanaspowsr4. 81 o bssot
lSfths 6eishs ia % SsseSsef sissstols' ana % ths
SSilers M steSH e fSE hssting AND the othsr opera
Y. what order do you AXE With sosdsY', :.
A: "They are first ope1ed and arranged IN
themes ID ~ IA 8 IlieJ sissssoe ! - SaSs lei iSspec.
y sisinsp Ga S a ls & aGHE asss ststaaiedYs deag
ssusS in % is sssca gh4a AS sSSss sss aSs %
fSs @ "a %s Sssi SM Il Y sas he ss .s sS8s Ss
Ss@R sa1Pa sol .as sSs sGSs e s snd
marking every naw. 80 that the cutter may see
aMi sy5id II whsn he couss % cus the gar
iTVsisi You mus employ arssrktof cutsersY.
A. 1Come to our NTH hOcE and seel We
teep 70 hands III tht u 4ang up the cloth
aas.sss niS ssl3aa e seif sse assans' fAif
.oo;,. 20 you Hanuti4ctpFs ~ 4cYs At you own
a. ave do, and most eszefully. Our ex-
sautnsp inspect eyea5 atteh and a1M Ind
certify 70 every garment as extra-Well made
sibN0Te Ss lPut.ons ticket ens isjand become
~; Your ssstem iAud I've you ksfessl
=
siSN "A -inevssy dissessbn, sit.4in b s6 sysslm
and economy we practice all - WI through.
seanss that snanlss p g ~ r. = pss0ufp
LIN. 9. ipSpscsins tAe wsk. what beeo.nes
"a. Befogs Il goes .itte Stock II b ticSead.
Every single garment has II number and
other paints noted on II, s0 tet II An1fiD his,
tory can he traced without fail, upon our
You u muss have s 81 4 4U saissammsnI iam iIIoi'f
all a Why stir, on bua6 dhye yoh maybss1 100
in the various rooms and suites Of rooms,
selling to the throngs OF customgz"x; toy :
Y, @Do you do an order bu1 Hez BY mail
ssesss'r Wy sr.eass All Ss.l sSss sMSSaHs9 sMSSaH9 Our
.sqod ts9blj r9d 81 rsd'om jaeaiBI
.sreod oWi sssd' 90 nssd ssn nng sdi'
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Positively the Best.

\ D.. Norris. Syrup Of Tar. Wild Cherry and
Hor-hound is the very best compound ever
prepared, advertised or sold by any perscsn OF
underaur name whnfaver-rtor seisnedHr
relief and permaRefif Cure or Coughs, Colds,
Cronp, Whooping Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and all diseases of the consumpiive type. II
will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms in one half the time required to d.
10 by any other medicine. ltis purely vege-
table and contains not particle Of opium o.
other dangerous drug. Physicians all over
the country endorse it'as the most efiicaciou7
aniidote known for all disorders Of the throat
and -Isn4s. TT I6evsf sfsilsT MeFG fbtnf
guaranteed d perform exactiy asffpftsehted.
Re sure to obtain Or Morris Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehoand. Sold at G
Anderson's Drug Store. ,Niddlstown:
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Remember dFhis.H

Now is theyfhieIof the yeAf for lPsedmonia,
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and faiat results
Of predisposition to CONSUMPTION and Other
Thcoat and Lung Disease Boscheea German
Syrup has been u>ed 10 this neigh borhood for
the pos' two or three years without single
failure to cure. If yon have not used this
medicine 20 TO your Druggist. DR.. Cham
berlain MiddIetown, Del, or H. P. Baker,
Odessa, Del, and ask Them of. its wonderful
success among their customers Two doses
will relieve the wossl case. If you have no
faith in any medicine, just buy sample bot
tie Of Boschee's Grrman Syrup for 10 cents
and try it Regular size for IS epts. Don I
neglect a cough q save Is cents.
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"A. Fact Worth Knowing,

Are you suffering with Consumption,
Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the Brsast, or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs? II so.
90 70 your druggist t'hamberlnine. Middle-
town, or H. P. Baker. Odessa, aud get bot
tie Of BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This medi-
cine has lately been introduced from Germany
and is selling on its own merits. The people
are going wild over its success, and druggists
all over our county are writpg Us Of its won
der:ul cures among their customers. If you
wishQ0 rr.ie superior yirniG get, Sa9Pif
BoNle for 10 cents 'Largeisizef bottle, 75rfs'
Three doses will re ieve any case. Try if.dss
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CERTIFICATBS:

Tss ,m s.s po0sAed hh''c'n h in a "'' Of
. II in: s ss tss % % sassa, s$ s s 'iss s .s
% s n ss r % @ % sf $ %
s.;s
r s m % as'sd % syas taken @ e
nss @ % S'e ] M % " M s on e s che and s srsvs"ss
sssf OF some the most important elements of
~ Pes @ svs too %sn % sa; % the erss % w ss s
submit them peruHl
Mr. Joseph Peitdm.use o Hundred, says:
poad,r this sinE and s me pleasure sure % state 5 a.t
@ soas; that II The liner, II yield ls p1do %
as Vs S.. E III % Is Is m The n s s .S 5 a % ss n
shall quantity will with s
MI. VIM Reaho.. sr.asy-ss H.. VI
Ny poudeue Yield;
s large a%a Ts I sd and % @ on ~evs "e applied
fertilizer the market shall four
Stephen Wilson, . Hockesin,sss: - i
better results than fertilizer for the money hare tried fa H s
Thomas J. Edge of rondouove county
Ny your
% is s 5 as : sn sss ssss ,s s ;s
apon upsian pss e ss
f. s y %ss; with ss1 i"f quality s 81
Samuel come1y coochs Bridge member Of Newark ~ H
whes. looked quite
Be-, ~ 2 ID e Il . % fertilizer s 1 ss sa . sss ossr @ seed s % a. %
required nothing opinion g sssal !. - = y
George Jackson of Castle Hundred. says 80. - .
apply Il ali greatly
to good ia
Ahn Honingsworth Oft Hundssd u
my
r % p 5 % ss 5 III, h % ss @ @ f @ % Ra 3 wn0" % 5 sGy ss
nothing Ii fertilizer be good and all you claim for
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perfect system s&d rules Of self.measursmens
sSsy i Il Sskstls; - icy vsls hsss'ia
disssrent sp aspSis ssnsF ss1 80 8 -. ~ ~
eacS einsged Win il own bdsiSess, and eatH
s;hG5sssn1y Il s 9IsssissS 1nsesey yhss' vsh
iElrWith' plS6lhsea 1hs Cssecm Depart
% %mfnt ala for those xhcE prefer % custom -meds 2
Ele ~ shin II gss ss e SuJ nassss:s $seSsss
ming Department, itseif asbig e many reeu
KS ksSsJss. SEs Rss Eas S.se' d sssf Bean s
msn ns%sa sfs Iee sgsfs5 1Ras' aS RsPi &
scSFs od %ssiSs5SafF. SS1SSf 4, Tnss TenSse1ss 1a8
@ Ras e h5Glsn IL IL dsiS6sos
sSRS s and hysss X s sc ed gsgSS,s;:
Asp e. BG1f & many soH re &. 1s:9; so9gs
C6lidfen's Depsrthenl wif6 Is special
s1tSsncs; & ior .sa 1sHiss ~! Tee TelsEsalh Dsts!s
its book k;keepers and assistants. { Genera Nam
agers Department; Mnaqciers Once, and
ofhsr oficess Of the, frm( (slt busy - bees
thinking. planning, EXECUTING. buying, max
sSd e jjaSaHs joansr fS Ssr sscs ocss
itoSaFrt en- 9bQajnessE Eithahe peopie amount.
ing 70 between e 100000 and &,t00,O00 an
nvW9nayss,le astu i,s. I. az r,prs -aas
A,u4Ipdeed 1T b II forget 10 'nanse the
Cashier Department, which hanGles its III, 900
ofrgnil palesson oone sin&le 04Ssls HN =
". 5000l immense That's what enables
the houseso buy cheap and seVcneapf'
,sos a. E1ssyb s;Say bs noP afys 81 h,t g s.InS TSs
on low prices and tmm9 esales.
" fWhat are the sSotR 4ui1s' ihear .
IS.1s OR OR tyAeml kasaasss dsuainf one
a guarantee pfdteefine the purchaSef; 1. The
%S1sX ssPY FessspPfned # The buyes fsp't oaherwiss
.ss:sinss ssStssiins esqls gS b ss i,ss ssss h
..,ent,on y; aMens ths9k you ar i0F your polite
Gail seatA IND be sure OF TIE plokEW6nn.
%ais5 nSp sI,s1 hs3E1s s]ST nses!; Gaa Hau cor
eoxsaa nS,nisE nsans Essh1 eAsll ise kaas1 70 dos
liza Of 3Hsisin, E ii II iad sgs49 8
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v;,s,.l.l,,sa o. o.btsssof: aftas eR

vits.1eat.ssG or astt4tpA afNaA ~
hausted feeling, no energy or courage; the
result Of mental. over work, indescre.ions or
excesses, or some drain upon the system. is
always cpr,a ,by Humphreys Hopqopathic
Specific No. 2S.l II tones UP and ihtiporates
the system, dispels the gloom and despon-
depsy Il inpsr,sistrenptisssdJ suesey, ssopr
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty wears with perfect success
by thousands. Solo by dealers. Price 81
sper single vial. or So per package of Eve vials
land S2-yisI Of potdeR <.Seet by maj AoayY
ceivTof pffise.N address Hthphfeyss Hbhtd.
pathic Medicine &C.. .562 Broadway, N. Y.
See large advertisement.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
= 8ninsss 4pRfAu

f No imperfect materials put into the gar
ments man sfactured by Wanan,aker l. Brown
at Sixth snd Market s!resis, philadelphia,
This is to notify the public that am clos
ing out LADIES' FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS at cost.
IA, .,.i.r,4,ry CIV. W. NAUDAIN. !.
New Orleans and Porto Rico, Moiasses
Choice Sugar Loaf Drips and Sugar House
Syrups, at '7m s. N. REYNOLDS.
Rumfords Yeast Powder the hest In the
market, for sae(ssY 8 ADRaEHYNqLDS.
The. hest Mince Meat, pounds for Is cents
CASH IA H9HIN L9T1&I1!REykOLOsk Il
Raisins, Pruues, Citron, Dried Fruits; Lem
ons, Oranges 'heE and fresh ixibiR
IS. NJ. REYNOLDS.
sleds, wheelbarrows, Express WAGONS and
Coaches, at RlCES.
Fine tsFsa vases aud Jewel Caskersst :
RICES.
4 UAT
One bar of Moore l. Bros "Wilmington
CITY Soap will 90 as far AS two bars OF
lower grade, tone trial proves It. hG|
An elegant Two,Button ,Kid Glove for rs
cents cash, al Q 81 r SaM REYMlLbS.
B ssstss fSs|; .s.sl ss' Z a?k if u str
+ BILL HEADs, Shipping Tags, &C.. can be had
| at the TRANscRIPr Office, at very low rates.
No. /, Q, and 8 Mackerel in ba. rels, half
barrels, quarters and kits; New Split I.h bra
dor Herring in barrels and half bafrels. just
received and for sale BY s. n. REYNOLDS.
ed 81 cents CASH, !: S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
'l'lss si'i Ess' Hi!;sS FtibSs
+ Star Skirt Braids y cents Cash. at
| s. NJ. REYNOLDS,
.sf1sgbBG1 liz u0tgn!msiW
l
Ties and Scarts in all shades and widths from
| 20 cents to 81. 90, at s 81. REYNOLDS.
Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Beef (smokedl, at
;. s. NJ REYNOLDS.
The best l22 cent Hose in the market, for
sale b, ,..ss .aaHbt F9s}RsffLsef F9Rfsf
+ 1000 yards of the best Calicoes, selling of
AT St, and cents, at
| 4a11b,.I4A..t4le le jail A+ssab;,
cents. at - SIN. REYNOLDS.
ENVELOPES Of all sizes, and letter heads with
business cards, furnished, very cheap at the
TRASscRlPE ofiee. Ell .nW01eTbhiM
Winslow's and Mountain Corn, Asparagus,
Tomatoes, Cherries, Blackberries, Pears and
Peaches, at S N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25

else. When your paper, reaches Us we shall
all he upside down. As prolhblylsome 1900
or 800 families will exchange homes on
Saturday ! Hoping itmay act as soothing
element to the harrassed, We are
11.M Yours TALUs.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
SOMETHING NEW.
CaAiaGgA Harness $1,000 pasdl
A. III. RUSSELL,

Having located ii MiddIetown, for th4 pur-
pose of carry ing on the Saddle and Harness
Making business. will keep constantly on hand
aud make to order all kinds of Carriage, Wag-
on, Cart and Plow Harness Saddles, Brides,
Halters, Collars, Back Bands, &c.
Al0. ii aodd d6sxfmehfsbf Honei EDSkrs,
Lap Robes, Whips, Bits, Horse Boots Trunks,
Trace and Halter Chains, &C.. &C., all Of
which will he sold as low AZ can be bought
in tine city Call!at the store room on Main
street, opposite the Pennington machine shops
examine and be convinced
.4s4slsl s1assaf,.f "A. H, RUSSELL, 6,
N. B-Repairing done promptly and at
moderate prices. jan 22-3m
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
FOR SALE,

The STOCK and FIXTURES of wheulwright
shop, doing y good business. Will he sold
lOw. -11llifT y G48 R. J. WARNER,
Jap lift St. Augustine, NJ.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
Letter fres. w,imsngsen.

f
The events Of the past week in our city has
been the session Of the Methodist Conference,
closed Wednesday. Th" ministers and layu en-
from TanRiers, Cbincoteague, Annanessix and
Tuckshes, ,,>and Every othsr- point hetveen
the shores Of the Chesapeake and Delaware
gathered into Wilmington to attend Confer
ence, some bringing their wives, and others
their bright eyed daughters, and all antici-
pating happy. yful time With true. Chris
s,ian hospitality the good Meihodists, and citi-
izens generally, opened their homes to the
: :visissss.and bade them welcome, giving them
good upcosntry be+f and wheat bread, ar
/ ticles of diet aAid 70 bs more reIished by down
E,he F19e,k falks than dsinled pasiry. The
EdaiIy ~ ss11a nce.et ConfsrencsEb By The public
regardless of chnrch afiui,ies, was frxtifyins
10 ,heMeshod dis.sAnd ~ inc.d ! popular appres
ciafioa of the Importance of the Methodisi
society on this Peninsula. The sxopping of
places by the ministers has been of much in
terest TO preachers and aymen, and more or
Eless rivalry has existed among the different
churches to procure some favorite. Owing
|. to The nti-Catholic resolution of Bro. Quigg,
Est. Patrick, With true Irish grit, has been
Etramping around since his anniversary furry,
with his cost tail % the ground, politely in
vitiDg, some one to tread upon it, that he
might have an excuse to let of the accumu-
plated bile, which has been rufainp bis feathers
I and making Us al 80 uncomfortable, knock
ing O,d -Frehs' almanac into smiihereeus,
/ and set every peach grower 10 croaking in
| awful hass-possibly the prize fashf yesterday
Al Nesark worked The iFaae feelings Of the
old genilsman off. and hereafter We may rea-
sossbly expect pleasant weather Business
CONTINUES dull, as rule, although some few
establishments are running on full time and
giving employment 10 many meo, One oI
your citizens passing along Front street, =
few oiRhts since. fell into the hands Of the
Philisiinrs, who characteristically relieved
bipof bis possessions. His name ls in dis.
puie, either Hulden, Dawson or something
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
FOR SALE.

ky Cords Of Oak and Maple WOOD, ei-
ClJ ther. in. ihen woods or delivered in
quantities to suit purchasers. Apply to sa5
JOHN A. REYNOLDS,
Dec12-tf. Niddletn~n. Del,
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25

hs from cu and am w satisfied with the
RhIl lss,a i. @ %
., s Phosphate 5 @ T..
Mr. H Chrisasa Hundred sssf ehse asseg
h.a $ % % % s1a %h 'e fsn. @ Tbs % @ ri r sas
ads.anss to Il hssy s7s1
VI Moor. ef,iaf Creek Hundred -, l. ..a
sye hi & f,. ~ % y sss s as and % a s1 % s % sdi ss
found the best results will sensior wheat this fall
Rrs,i6R Lewis Armstrong saws ig e @ y asst s.
GS. rS y a a%ssdi"r a as - @ ' ''' are
nocsnh Speaker q u nSu.s say. 80
Michael Mullen ra!eysins Brsndyxse Hundred says
Wilmington Pae
potatoes results my
3n @ Ps % % % ns1s % s have eve. use. an. its result, ar.
ss '1 5 sSGs I'll, sEh E & % % SnsDs S % It's US" farmers and
George Hundred :'a a.g -. ~ -
ysa
grain grain and nd vegetables ,d trust trust that you will find l" sales
h.v.
used truck and the result has been satisfactory giving the
Having 'so 0s sou s @ ~ nv eaas on. o ii. s m on the
h CIV. he 'he caring has heea
=, ae y ~, a,Hn.Ia ~ -. lf -lasa5 .esa
asa 81 and ar. we'll satisfied with III. @ Is
heve i,@ the best fertilizers the markeftig
VIM H. Reynolds Pencad.r Hunarea saws; 5sf stt8
That exceeded sspees,pn consider il
pond'ee ea. exceeds that vbss
samulB o. Hundred says: s Sis
very
s ss s.sss farmers Que f the beat and think decidedly y
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8usiaessrGMAs.

Green House Plants FlyeR, l&,
Having erected convenient and commo-
iious Green House, and Plant Nursery at tn
rear Of my dwelling or. North Broad street.
short distance above the Academy, in Mid
.iletown, have now and will continue I,
keep op,hand q l.yseasd: vasied 4ssoFipea! Q;
eRsPFs seeusa &srrppS'st s.AsfS
which cordially invite the ladies OF Middle
Town and vicinity to call and examine. N
1tnck has been selected and propagated viii
much care and respectfully ask the patron
age of all lovers of flowers of the community
B. F. F.LIPPINCOTT,
feb 26-tf Middletown. Dei
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FO.s SALE

FO& SALE
A very desirable DWELLING HOUSE. with
garden and stable attached, eligibIy situated
on Main street, Middlrtown, Del, containing
lliToons, iaih room. aud kitchen; also. a lot
front aou Main street 6O fl ands40 it. on
Cass etseei, fwlb y depth of $50 III, having q
fraps 4, ijoseh9pse erfcied th. reon p, : lot
u ] Hi IuU I THOS. Nl|iSnn
Eoy 27-6m$ Mid kiown, Bel
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cA.-s.i'.'..'! nr.s ss,frrQ
DR.. Chamberlaine offers to the citizens Of
Midd,fgws sndyicipisy, siarqe and herdesmef
displays Of lamps, chimneys, &C., on terms SO
low and reasonable ~ p forbid caysl. Despite
the inconvenience whhh the Poctor labors
under from small room, he keeps frst-class
store, which his superior knowledge Of meo-
;ciaes and drugs commends to the patronage
Of The pusrfq IN 4 INIT. 4G
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ENVELOPES Of all sizes, and letter heads with
business cards, furnished, very cheap at the
TRASscRlPE ofdee. Ell nW04eTbhfM
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Winslow's and Mountain Corn, Asparagus,
Tomatoes Cherries, Blackberries, Pears and
Peaches. at S N. REYNOLDS.
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The best l22 cent Hose in the market, fol
sale by III .gaNht HEWa
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.sfi1a ls5b33 f51 0I 75U'nM Ius9tBt
.seeod oWi sssdi 90 nssd sen nus cd,
10. hsd 10 fpo jon el.noy a1sd hnr
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T. 1000 yards of the best Calicoes, selling of
at St, ! and 8 cents, at
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Neatly Printed at this Olace.
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sliaellantous gduertistpt|nfs,

. h..A.s .am oda asln .2auex Z.
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asriupy1 suo ssidatsssg sd, ila w6ss {
q, 7eg ts9ussdo ear .yiimai aid Il
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AEnerH 44 4sI14
In
given satisfaction had little LEFT after planting my corn which used on
where used the poadrne have e iurn and where did
believe fertilizer be good and all claim for
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Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Beef (smoked), at
s. NJ REYNOLDS.
, 1876-06-17
OUR TICKET.
Put in Nomination at Cincin-
natl Yesterday.
For President, Rutherford
B. Hayes, Of Ohio.
For Vice-President, Vim. A..
Wheeler, of New York.
A Combination which Can
not Be Beaten.
How the Great Victory
Was Accomplished.
The Friends of D1r. Blaine
Mako a Gallant Fight,
But Are 0verthrown by the Hosts
Of BriBtow, Morton, and
Conkling.
Intense Excitement throughout
the Country During tho
Balloting.
The Victorious Ticket Re-
ceived with Great
Enthusiasm.
Judge Dayid Dayis Declares 1t The Strong.
est that Conld Haze Been Madt.
Grand Ratification Meetinu
Last Night at Gin
cinnati.
Scenes and Incidents In the Com
vention and Elsewhere.
Judge Dayid Dayis Declares 1t The Strong.
est that Conld Hayo Been Madt.
Grand Ratification Meetinu
Last Night at Gin
cinnati.
Scenes and Incidents In the Con-
vention and Elsewhere.
HOW IT CAME,

THE 1MMiNEHcs or THE PAST DANGER.
Special Dspatch 10 7as 1ttsune,
clsc1SSAT1' u june lo-The Republican
party nus almost mlraeulously escaped political
ucstIuetlofi. IL seemed tor tVs days to be I'M
poss'o'e 70 eoaeentsate tue anti-Blatat man on
any eahdluate. 80 strong ~aa thd feeling Of
attachment 10 "taVorte '.s"hs e." that 10
compromise "oom bc listened to. ior
minute: II was kno~n, from the the