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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
A M|l|lER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

~, " condemns hom De Lsaea RagtAg the
philadel Mo 1WanamAfsF& BEown's " Largest
1othinl 26ee IN America" A Visitor and
vs.ss!. Was eesnss {: the Building on r.
A9endont: "eouth- EAA corner Of 6ixah and
Market Please note the SIXTH, fbr some
ih ~ s,sekins oak Hail. have been msied
VT = periecly oolosli Do you know
"a "a. .i2oOo SQUARE fest-os on Market. and
three and coy nsn sp acs o Ssss
S SssS plsas b twenty different bust,
A. giant young engine furnishes power
ioI tne iIeighs eu9 passenger elevators, and tho
boilers steam 5bs heating, and the other opera
ti9ns q the house." ~ -''Iss
A: They arc 6rst SIe1ed and arranged IN
the basement ON loug leN countcra and h ken
thence then O NE foiehl sscvatos y the inapcc-
Y. Is inspeetln8th first operation r
A. mo, sir. measuring. Abe goods ure s,r~t
measured In the piece then inspected, The
sh passes ovae lolleg IN the face Of strong
hbiSd m M t v nass ~ ono before and one
hawk Tor the Least pin-hole iInperfection, anil
marking every Jaw, SO that Tho cutter may see
a aina, ayoid 1t wheu he comes 70 cut the gar
a. Come. 70 our mn ioCz and sel Ne
keep 70 hands all The ~ p q ing up the cloi,
q dozen mens work eacfIAt q stroke"
W.. 10 you manufacture nll your own
goodsY T-'--'U~G
A; "wo do, and most carefully. Our OK.
aMiners inspect every stitqli and scam, cIl
gerlly Y every garment % extm-well mace
Deaofe We put our ticket on It, aud bec.a.o
deal?' " S'N"'
A, I" In every dlssctlon, pif. n istte rys,sm
Gnd econCniy WI psictic0All u wH through,
people m we do"
y",;Anerinpecting the WORT, what becomes
- A. :" Before It goes into Stock 1t is hck<scd
Every hinele garment hos ia number aud
othef points noted ON It. so that its entire his
fsosx .. can b traced without hail. upon our
aY."". You must have 20 or % salcsmenr
"A; Why fir. on busy days you mavsec I'm
IN eho various rooms and suites 81 rJuis
selling - the throngs OF cusaomers."7
.n u e, Do y9 9" do an order buS by mail
A. Very great All over tho country. Our
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
Dr. EAelass steel.

FEsrs At THE LoCHlkL IHoN WORKS, HARRIa-
BuR0-rHx DOCTOR sTILL uNDIaNATRD AID
sURa or euCODss.
The Harrisburg Telegraph gives the result
Of trial at the Lochiel Iron Works Of that
city. on Tuesday, the l4sh, Of DR.. Fields
process Of manufacturing steel. The test
was made in two furnaces, Nos. 6, and II.
In tho first WAS plaosd 500 pounds Of cinder
pig, and the same quantity OF Mccormick
pig. In. furnace No. II. the iron used WAS
Ill cindss pig, which is understood 70 be OF
. very Inferior grade. and treated - . test.
When IL was mae into muck bar, it was
worked with the following results
Furnace No. 8: lat heat, 1895 lbs; End
heat, $50 lbs; 3rd heat, 1046 lbs; 4th heat.
$50 lbs; making total Of 1850 lbs.
Furnace No. II 1st heat $40 lbs; End
heat $40 lbs; 3rd heat 1000 lbs; 4th heat $40
9Th heat 1860 lbs; making . total Of 1880
lbs. .h
From this result ten rails were made,
which stood the severest test used, and they
will be sent to different railroads for trial.
Tho Doctor says that the four rails made
about five weeks ago by the same process
we're sent to New York and there laidin the
Long Island Railroad where 90trains day
pass over them. He retains his strong faith
in his invention aud showed US letter
from the officers of one OF the most exten-
slve iron works 10 the country, asking what
royalty he would agree to takc for their use
of his nroCeSS, ...H...
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

perfbct sJ1tam ed rules Of self.mcamlrcmcnt
s::s '' ::if ' ssss rsis Ss %' is
a,ss1ns Rp B Scu hsys at least half dozen
a. Ny dear sri We have more than t,oeniy,
each charged with its own business, and each
tn1 ~ 9,eSsni,,sa necessary wheel with
Y. ..Mll you name dozen or 40 of them p
A. with pleasure. The Custom Depart.
mont for those Zho prefer custom made 10
VIZ 8 - .socR of 81 p snde1went,,
making eur own Ane-cisa shirts The ' Tim,
ming Dssastment ie.elf .ahag as many regu-
Rcceiying. Room. Tho Order Department.
named eefoze. The Special Uniforms Depart.
incnt. The Deliver. Department. viii It's
W.T. .IloId. ScisG tl ar. enoushr
A. I'm not halftaroughT The Advertising
Department. with Il. bill and dgn distributor.
Ssiiiln9 nd pHhlsahineA business and popular
!isii ali yoaT ~ ssnS ssr IL Th %H aenys
Department The Youths Department Ike
ens IL. E 4eies.s ~ S Sees1
mcnt The Chief Clerks Department. with
is book, keepers and sssistants. Genemi Man.
assr oess r. e.: sn once and
J ing; rgsterinG. red ivE, sending out selling,
anl In thousand lys Joining their forces
t,earry on = baAinee1 With the people amonnt,
Ing Y beiwesn sRao0.G00 and S3O00,OUo an
v. .s-tu.psn-d-o-s-sr"
A, Indeed It III forgot to name tho
Cnahiexs Depaxtmenk, which handles is $a5 OoO
ur!etail eales On some alnele daysT'
". -scs00l Imnenss That what enables
tLs hep.s r by shssP and shsarT'
p.a.,. 1aes rof ~ H. H., hi ad IL ,,o,, Thr
cn 10y REeS and lmns 5ssles.' w ~ - '''
What arc the 'Soch ktlls' hear SO
A. "Our syAsA ofb0ains0 dcAling-1. One
price, no deviation |: 2 Cash for everything; 3.
A guarantee psvtecting ths purchaser; 4. The
money ,cs,aEAsd II the buysr can't osherw ise
v. g Nolhtng eoaid b fhiscr."
a. Nothing. And tho people sec IT,"
wei, l thank you, air, for your polite
"A, 4; Net y al!; lts a pleasure 70 give you.
maker srowns Oak Irall< koy4 East COZ
". Thank youi shall b happy to do %.
Good morning" HgF.t.f
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
Philadelphia Markets.
Assossassi Pres Special Tslsyvsw.
VUUIATIUNB Mt THE bkANDKWINk NI1ilB
rLOUR AND GRATN--CORkECTBD DAILY
VMlImlted Remedial Resources.

People sometimes suppose that Dr. Psrce's Family
Medicines represent the entire extent Of his
ces for curing disease. This is an error. Experience
proved that while the Golden Medical Discovery,
FAvOrits Prescription, Pleasant purgativs Pellets,
Compound Extract Of Smart Weed, and DR.. Sa9e's
CAtxrrh Remedy would, IL faithfully used, cure \
large varsity Of chronic complaints there would he
here and there = which, frUm it's severity, or
from it's complication with other disorders. would
resist their action. These exceptional cases
Quirsd thorough examination into their symptoms.
u ascertain the exact nature and extent Of the dis
ease or diseases under which the patient was labor
Ing, and tho use Of specific ren,edlex To meet and
overcome the sauna. This led to the establishments
Of the Worlds Dispensary, at Buffalo, N. Y. with
its faculty Of Physicians and Surgeons, each 81
whom il skilled in the treatment Of chronic dis
orders In general and those belonging to his own
special department in particular. TO one u az
signed diseases Of tbs throat and Lungs - another
Diseases Of thu kidneys and urogsnital organs; to
another, diseases Of the digestive syrte ito another
diseases Of the nervous system and TO another d.
ssAssa Of the eye and ear Thus the highest degree
Of perfection in medicine and surgery il attained.
The establishment OF this institution enables the
Doctor NEST long felt want in the treatment Of
the more sevsFs chronic affections. By careful
consideration Of the aymptorns given In writing,
he successfully treAts thousands q At thsiT
homes. Others visit the Dispensary in person. The
amplest resources for the treatment Of lingering
affections are thus placed At the dsposal of every
patient, and those ON whom the proprietary medi-
cines do not have the desired effect can procure
mOrs Thorough and efficient course by . personal
application 70 the proprietor Of the Worlds Dis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
high way Robbery.

A MAN HsocKED DOWN AND ROBBED IN FRONT
sTRxET-oAPTURK OF THE ALLxaEp HIGH
wAYMHN.
Marion Dawson came to Wilmington from
Middletown on Monday, and was enticed
to q house where he met companions and
displayed his watch and cham and some
money, to the admiration Of those present
Quitting tho place about 1 o'clock on
Tuesday morning. he was assaulted in the
rear Of the p. w. h B. depot by, ~ he al
legee, his companions in the house, knock
cd down and robbed of his watch,
cham, . gold ring, aud eos. in money.
Officers Conner and Gibbons being put In
possession Of the facts worked mp the case
and traced tho robbers ~ $40 1t. John
street. Philadelphia, low brothel, where
they were both captured and brought
back, last night. The gold watch
was found in the pantaloons leg Of one
Of the parties but nothing was seen Of the
ring and money. The silver watch was
pewned to . person out on the PhilAdelphis
pike and will be recovered Disbrough.
alias Moore, one Of the accused, ia stran-
ger in this city, but from letters found
upon him he ID supposed to be Moyamen:
sing bird. Davis, his companion, 10 well
known character here. and recently bAr-
tender in "Brockey's" Oh Water street.
Alta hearing, this morning, the prison.
ers were held In $500 each for their ap.
pearance at court.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
Dana Will Not Appear.

Hon. H. II. Dana, Jr., hes written let
ter to Senator Boutwell, on the subject Of
his nomination ~ minister to England. He
says he does not wish the nomination with
drawn, but there IL nothing in tho gift OF
the Government which would induce him
to 20 to Washington and submit question
touching his honor to . committee (which
has taken tue course which has been taken
by the Senate Committee on Foreign Rsla.
tianA y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
cen,enni.l sunday Law.

The baltimore delegation has favorahly
to the Maryland Legislature bill
that all ordinary keepers and
oystsr-hOuzs keepers doing business in
baltimore and Baltimore county may obtain
. license to seN liquors in Quantities lees
than pint Oh the sabbath day during the
continuance Of tile centennial celebration
at PhiladelphiA. Tho bill was referred to
the Baltimore county delegation in CON-
junction with those from the city by q vote
Of 81 to 0,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

In view Of the recent decision Of the Su-
preme Court OF the United States that State
legislation regulating Chinese emigration
IL unconstitutional. the Mayor, and Board
Of Supervisors OF Ban Francisco propose =
public meeting OH the subject. Tie last
steamer from China brought over 1000
Chinese, and tho entire steerage capacity
Of both lines 10 engaged for the next six
months by tho Importers Of coolies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
e.,.. r,rn, :. ,ns ..rsass.,,

NAsoN 4 Dsxou's OLD W4Doe-a8AyRD oAn0oD
RS suxHD OF AHOT1Rn BucoUHTa9-AAs'
Sass OF TEE RARiY fnaouoH 5HIs oarT.
The story carss,Aasd, On Tussdoy. NJ .
prize fight yaa o. ~ tapts. 70 tshs p'aes
on the .peine' vhsrs ths laas q Psansyi-
vania, NauylanA, ana Delaware neeA TAe
prlnctpa1s . the sight, II h aetd, passed
through thiA city lass night, ao1 this 1nofn.
ing the Q OF train for baltimore Was found
70 have three more cars than the usual nun-
Der, the extra 0slss being alled with 2 mrsley
crowd that gave unmistakabls svideiios on
belonging u the hstio Fraternity. IAs
principals 10 the fight are Mike Clsasy,
aged 10 year,, and Weighing lat pounds,
aud James Weedsii, = young knelishmen,
II years Of axs, and weighing ia p0uuds.
Tho superior weight Of OleaEy IN C9set ~
the expprieucs OF Weeder, who, II " sead.
vanquidhed . man named Walker IN fight
lasting one hour and . quarter. Tho purse
" said to be 1850 side
johnny Aher,,, q we'll known PLilA.lelphiA
"sport", stay cd over night a. the United
States hotel, aud went down this morning.
thsra being also in the party the following
notable characters Arthur Ohambers, John
lispie, Frank McNakiu, end Flank 0ofmlsy.
The destination of tho p9tiss vas said 70
be Elkton, but It being reported that
detachment Of the Fifth Maryland kegt-
ment was stationed Niere To intercept them
(tlais was doubtless canart) they will pro-
badly stop near Newark. and proceed TO the
"point" bctweeu tho three States already
named.
INFORMATION From NEWARK CROWDS como
TO TEE PI.A0a.
Our Newark correspondent. writing on
Wednesday, says A large number OF Peo-
u Up. M. Tuesday. The annual report
are making for tho Delaware and Maryland
line To meet tho prize AghterA. The hight
will DO between Cleary and Weedsn. IL has
been kept very quiet by the knowing ones.
hut Is the same time, the news was trans.
ferred from Que friend " another until
quite crowd has moved TO tho place Of
lighting. The encounter will be over be-
forO dinner time. lr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
Dangerous sport.
4 LAD II sxRIousLY BURNED By An EXPLOSION
OF P0wDRR.

4 LAD II sKRIoUsLY BURNED By Al EXPLOSION
OF P0wDRR.
Frank Darlington, son Of Theodore OAR
linston, who residss in 9Th street above
Jackson, was seriously burned about the
head by an explosion Of powder,
Tueadap morning, just before noon. It
seems that in company with his broth
or he had removed from . shanty con-
nected with the Dougherty quarry, at 9Th
Jackson streets, . quantity Of powder
which was found In Q key. The door OF
tie house had been looked, IL 10 said,
but after the occurrence II was found to be
open.
and being carried over to 9Th street was
put into hole In the bank, WHARF Frank
touched it OF with stick, - he stood near
by, Tbs hams burned the hair from his head,
and his face Was 70 badly burned that the
skin peeled on in some plaoae, and hia
head IL now much swollen, His Knee was
also injured, and his jacket had seversl
holes burned. lit. Tbs wounds are moi
Thought to bs necessarily fatal. but they
are painful and serious, and may involve
the l0o1 OF o1Gnt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

A MURDRRKR ARRrsrED.-On Friday AZ
tsrnoon the County Commissioner OF Ches-
ter county received . telegram from the
Chief OF Police Of Washington, D. c., an
pouucipg that Melton, who murdered Aram
Sims at Uhadds' Ford with base ball club,
had boon arrested and awaited the dispose
tion of the laws of Pennsylvania. Ohicer
Lynch WAS at once dispatched to Harris
burg for requisition from Governor Hart
ranft to bring the prisoner to West Ches-
ter. Word having been received some weeks
ago that Melton was in Washington, oflicer
Lynch went OIL to look him up, but failing
to find him, he placed the case in charge OF
The nolioa aud fl1ia arrest Was the result.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
BeKinnanS CFlune Yeang,

Two boys named James Little and VIM.
OMslley, aged respectively sixtssn and
eighteen, were arrested at st. Louis last
night, charged with robbing busipsse
house in New OrieAns Of several thousand
dollars. Four thousand dollars we're found
in their possesMop. They were looked mp,
and say they will return to Nov Orleans
without . reputation from the Governor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

Allowing seven months for tho duration
Of The present sessio0 Of Congress, one half
az the time has already elapsed. The mat.
Ter Of adjournmsut has bean canvasssd, sad
experience members OF Congress are 1t .
loss to see, according to present appear
anoss, how an sdiournmsnt can take place
bafQre tho 4th OF July.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
LDCALENEWS.

Rour1 AoEHr AProrHrKD.-1n place Of
Hagany recently removed from the poai-
ton Of mail agent On the Pennsylvania B
Delaware R. r., the Post Once Department.
bas appointed Frelinghuysen McAunn, OF
Delaware City. He received biz appoint
ment Last week.
MAAxRr srAxxr IMpnCvKnln T-Dr. J.
r. Tantum has concluded to 20 ahead with
his contemplated store improvement at ais
Market street. He has oontSaotad With W..
q. Pierce, snd will extend the building
through TO Bhipley street, running 1t up
four stories in height.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
Fire ~ AuPens,s asanks.
DESTRUCTION OF PORTION OF TEE nxnRY
. ] rrAV pAnHnnV

DESTRUCTION OF PORTION OF TEE nMhf
cI.AY FACTORY 7r
On Monday, shortly before II O'Clock, .
fire broke out in cotton factory attached
to the Henry Clay Mills. ON the Brandywine.
caused BY the falling Of grata. The hrs
spread with such rapidity that all efforts to
put 1t out proved unAvailing, and
the dye and drying houses were
burned. The are department from
tho city was promptly on hand,
but too late to save the building. Ths
Water Witch and Reliance engines getting
into position prevented the spreading Of
the famee. The factory belonged TO 4. l.
Dupont d Co. aud was rnn BY Mr.. Bacon.
We have not heard the respective losses
cred by insurance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
MilaorA and Vicinity.

Corn ID 10 very low that the farmers In
this vicinity will probably somewhat curtail
tho area usually devoted to this leading
crop, Oats are being largely Bowed.
Milford Hundred has four candidates for
next Democratic 6herinralty nomination.
Three Of them. II least, will fail, possibly
four.
Tho dwelling on Edward IIenderson's
farm in Cedar Neck was burned, . few nights
ago, but the furniture was saved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
#arraats.

ROSsITER- McVEY. On the 10Th inst, by Raw
W. q. Robinson. No. 1879 South Fourth street.
ton. DsL, to Miss Sarah A. Acvsy. Of the same
place.
PRESTON month. 10Th. by
ffasnda ceremony, .t the tesidsacs Of Jo.sph
minxtos, Dell, 10 Rachel Ana Harlan. Of Oxford,
Pa, daughter Of the late John Way. Ut AsondAle,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
The OIa.Tawe Ta.nlsss.

In the olden times, at the time Miss Pat
tsrson married Prince Jerome Bonaparte,
4 gentleman who was at tho wedding said,
"a All the clothes she had on could have
put into my waistcoat pock0A"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

letter. arc continually received In Wash-
ington from sources both known and anon
ymous. making serious charges against
officials in all branches Of the public SER
vices. Mr.. Ciymer receives most Of these
missivos, ''as though he were the 1nvesti-
gator General"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

TIE DELAWARE BUILDING HANGS Fine
1t WAN expected. last week, that the con-
tract between the Delaware State Censon.
NAL Commissioners and EstrAnge Gould
for the erection Of the Delaware headQuaf-
tiers at the Centennial would be signed,
Monday, This was not done, and at the
present time it cannot be stated how soon
Il will DO. Mr.. Comegys, President Ct the
Delaware State Centennial Board, has pre-
pared contract and forwarded it to Will
mington for MIR. Gould's signature, IN
which contract 1t il stipulated that Mr..
Gould's bondsmen shall not be released I'M
til after the close OF the Centennial, N
stead Of upon the complexion OF INC ouno-
trsct. with this requirement, and here the
matter hangs. He is willing to give bond
ic the O., O0O required, provided his bond.,
men be released when the building shall
have been completed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

U and Axtursa al 4 MICS and we'll Altsd cnsuery
dssa store, IN nns ocs,isy nd doiag god pre-
only drug store In the place. FOR terms and perticu.
lars apply To +. n. GOODIE0,
narlb tsodAw O~npton, Queen Anns ca, Nd,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
A slight Mlss nd erssanainx.

Have you seen the great restorer ?" asked one Of
sighted friends Of another, few days ago.
"Ths great R.tori Oh yss heard her Z. kli1.bstn
tie great Rsstnrsr Of sight. tbs Diamond Spsctx-
clos. Get pair Of them at once and .ss that II il
stamped with the diamond trade mark"
EuE .xla in Xilminwtau hy h. l. CLARK.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

~ Nknvous DEHuIry.-virAL WKAKnKsa on
DKPRkssIoN: . weak exhausted fselina, No enssNy
q courage; the result 0f MENTAL ovKR.woRk, Kx-
ckssxe, or some drain upon the vst9m, 10 always
d II tones up AID inviaorAtss tbs systesn, dispsls
gloom and dsspa.d.acy. t1pa!ts strsnstA and 81
nan. bean used tventy years with psrfsot Success
. thoa.ands. Sod BY dssisss. Pros. ol.s0 psE
q vial 81 powdss. Ssst g sd % tessipt q p.;cs,
Addruss HUMPHRRYs' HOMkOPArHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. - Broadway. New York. Be- lAfrs
adyugtissnsat fehk eod&W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

Our SUNDAY ScuooL.-A. kG. Cox, Supt.
Of the Middletown n. Il. Sabbath School, has
issued ~ Centennial offering . paper
which lie has named Our Sunday School.
The paper IL very neatly printed, respscta..
ble In size, and In it, contents arc comprised
. history Of Bethesda u. Z. church, at Md
dlstown, with list of Its pastors, member,
&C., statement Of the contributors 10 the
sunday School, aud much miscellaneous
reading,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

NlwARK ENTxRPRIsE.-S. D. Wright 4
Son have purchased . new engine Of the
Bigler patent from H. Jenkins d Co., OF
Philadelphia. 1t 10 sig horse power, but 10
easily increased to eight, II needed. The
firm propose doing all kinds Of saving. bat
are 1t present engaged in outing kiDdling
and cord wood. and ripping. THIS new en-
tsrprise will be great convenience to the
citizens, and it il to be hoped profitable to
the prOpriatOrN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

Be on time, For prevention Ia better than euro
All Coughs and Colds and such affections Of the
throat and lungs Lead to consumption srs cured
By DIR. hull'h Cough syrup.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

No ,i1k! buyers run NO risk In getting
garments II 9th aud Market streets, Phila-
dsIphiA. WAnamaker 4 Brown cheerfully
assume all tho risk.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

eV-HUNDKKDA or DIsREPUTADLE SPECULAr0he
have sought To palm Oh upon the public. nsry and
adulAsraksA drams for benign Cordial 10 which the
dsspGodsaA nsors than 70 any oshss restorative
o. osatasy nose prolific n resnsliss. But thess
vile iuaita&iUus can never decisive those who have
oacs ussd the Great Original UDoLPHo WoIEE'a
EGQIRDAM AROMATIC kCMNAFrs, which 10 At 0rce
doooe sd pssssevativs u health. ssp1G.dltAw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

"Nessrs. Horace WAters I Sons have made i'm
provemsnts In pianos which wers considered pretty
nearly perfect before By tbs u.s Of scale
sad treble. and by making their pianos square.
shape, and the pwsst price At the same time. They
WaxTant I'll their Instruments for six years. and
give most liberal facilities to those who wish TO pAy
II ius&alInunts. "kxAMNnR AND CAHoNlCLE,N. r.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
9eaths.

BENT.-On March 4Nh, Charles p. Bent, formerly
Of Boston, for tbs last hftssn Year, = rssident of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, July 4tus ITO.
SiR:-I have inolossd you summons,
directed to the sheriff, to summon the MEM
Ders for our country to meet in Assembly
at New Castle on the 22nd day of this in
slant, which hope you will have put into
his hands - soon - possible after 1t comes
to your hands. / arrived in Congress (tho.
detained by thunder and rain) time enough
to give my voice In the naesssr Of indepen-
dence. It is determined BY tho Thirteen
United Colonies, without even one
dissenting Colony. We have now
got through with the whole Of
the Declaration. and ordered it to be
printed, 70 that you will soon have the
pleasure Of seeing it.
Handbills Of IL will be printed and sent
to the armies, cities, county-towns, &c.,
to be published, or rather proclaimed in
form.
Don't neglect to attend closely and care
fully TO my harvest, and you will obllge,
yours, DO, CESAR RODNEY.
TO Captain Thomas Rodney, Esquire, on
public service, 1t Dover.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

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Cough Syrup far all Gases Of sGsu throat, coughs,
colds etc. kmAll bottle, s cents large, u cents.