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The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
pn,,adelphta Trade Report


The inquiry for Cotton Is limited at the
late decline: Sales Of middling UPLAND NJ
i2A, and New Orleans at l2I. .,o 40 j,
No, Quercitron Bark is offered at $6O per
ton without finding buyers.
There is no movement Id Clovefseea
small sales of Timothy at 81 8O02 70, ana
Flaxseed at 81 9l A5.
The Flour trade continues very dull, and
buyers both for shipment anu for Local ca
coIIsumpt on buy sparingly: Sales or yW
Dbl, including extras at - 1872 WiseShl Is on
SaG s7l%: Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
DO DO do At 5000 "a; and high grades at s7@S oV.
RIVE Flour sells at 81 rs
Corn Meal may be quoted at $2 3O =,
the v heat market is dropping. small
sales Of Pensylva lia red at 81 81: amber a. at
Al 5Oal 81: and choice white at $l550l w.
No tran sactions in Rye.
Corn is in steady demand. with sales o.
5000 bushels yellow at 6l@62c, and mixed al
5S@60c. -.,, On 10
4sc for mixed and white.
Whisky is steady. Small sales Of West
ern ironbound at 81 IL.
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Uity Items.

Childrens and boys all wool suits are
selling for 81 and SC, at the great Boston
Clothing Hou.e, 2D7 Market street, WA
mington, Del.
Mothers buy their chldre MS clothing al
the Boston House, 2O7 Market street, VIII
mingtOn, Del.
Everybody can have n pair of working
pants for IS ceuts, 81 Oo IL 2j III So. S2Uo, aut
- 50 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 2U7 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15

Hon. George l.. Woods, of San Francisco,
exc ov ernor Of Oregon and Utah, Is men
toned in many quarters as favorite Paclnc
coast candidate for Vice President on the
Republican ticket. He is a pioneer Of early
DAYS, states man and one Of the most as-
coio plished orator In the country.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
pu,u.ApELPHIA MARKETS.
stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May ll3 1875.

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'tlver lOO alO2 RR, 44%@445!
III 81 1881 l225s0l.2li|NOrt fenn- O.
q S,N,s lSti5 1850 AZ "hila d Erie l7la@lS1.
inv lSy1 llSM@llS7sIOC&A RR 10L0lel
.iuiyy Jiuiy IS67 i2ON0I2IL| Lehigh Val 57s7@571
July 1865 1925 sdlI2z4I " Nav Stock 4677sI@Ao1
. ,n-lls IlSln0llSsa Cata wissa R O.
New 5s liz @ll7Is| do prefd 4Ok@-
,itv6s new lOss5 d lOSi5IN Central r - a.
ItSI iIGIGsofNJ O. Hestonville 3SI@33l
penna RR 81 q 53Hl
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
BAN KERS.

II TING-PRACTICAL UMBKELLA
n MAKEK,-Repairinga q Specially n
Any one having q good frame ofS
umbrella can have the same made AZ good
as new at half price, At
, ap26.tf q, W. Cor. Fourth ana WeAut'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

"Knovv Thy OpporsunAty."

The grim monster, DEATH, was stealthily approach
~ ns e.. eosa ess asss RSa
utterly deserted me. only now and then would
Morpheus befriend me, but on This aaspicious day,
~ ambrostR and Slept. As 1 slept, behold. had
dresmi thought that wss roaming upon foreign
sS wn,her my haa zen. ne 70
grand marts Of the world. In one Of my stros
CHANGED TO meet mAn who had 10 his hand hand
mon Sense Medical Adviser" and who ssid that he
WIS an agent for the sale Of the book. The title
was such nova one that vas impeled to give the
p,ges. observed that 1t contained treaties not
commonly found In medical works. But had too
ter%ined that NV would lave noRg to Do Win i,
Voice within me, like faithful mentor, whispered,
k,ov ny otportt.nttv In that book y ny alive
doubtful and distrustfo yet put forth my hand 70
take the book, and. 10 the agent was sonel In my
broke ssss 81
had called to wee me. Said my IF end, II have
broush. with me book, Just Iueshsd. which
and %e va. a.sassd S. xss People.
| Common Sense Medical Adviser" by DR.. K. v.
rsrse Of ga.o surely t W.. The ver
strength rermiited, j perused its pages. although
Cerebral Physiology, Human Tempersnents, Nars-
Ing q the Sick &C.; yet. bsa.g A. invalid. VS.
| edies. believed that had liver affection, and
yet more than Que medical attendant had pronounc
cd my disease Col sum ption. and that would fall
| with The autumn leaves. In that book found my
symptoms perfectly portrayed. l was then COG.
| ndent thai had mot deceived myself. l reasoned
| thus: "Any man who Can 20 truthfullv depict my
| I. enga and apparently uncerstands my cOnstitu-
tional tendencies must koow just WAst my physical
system dem nds ! VII, trust ny CASE Win Dr..
or w Tns rssu y
after having persevsringly followed his prescribed
| treatment. I once aga enjoy the bleasingA Of
health Therefore. l would aay 70 the Affiicted,
Know thy opportunity" and take Dr.. Pterce's 1ol.
DIN Medical Discovery. QuD.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03
The ProAidentlol AeplFA0te,


SAD HETECT OF Nh KN1's LRTTKR on TEE Paos
PEcTs OF NE. HRSDkyuxa-THunNAx COMING
lHTo THs SoRzaRouaD-11Dm.
Special DispsseA 10 tks Hss Ysvk rsmSs.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3L-Bsfors The qualifications
OF Mr.. kerr's letter. nominating Gov. Hsndricka
for President, the prospects Of tbs hsssa
were thought here 10 b. very good foa
tho Democratic nomination. To day the gen
srL opinion 10 that Hsndricks must b
numbered among the departed candidates. 0r.
Kerrs letter, IL 10 Thought must prove 100
much for him. Thurman stock u now nain6,
especially since the friendly expressions Of NJ:
the still more friendly act Of making Thur
mans particular FREUD, John @. Thompson,
manager Of the active WSrk Of the CAM
paign in this city. Some think that Schsll's
advocacy Of Thurman will damage him - much
~ Kerr'a letter will hurt Hendricks, but Thomp-
now occupy, will be an efficient support for
Thurman. Tlden 10 not juss now at eli con-
sidered ~ . candidate.
A movement IL being made BY the Republicans
Of Blaine. and Cameron Of Wisconsin, for Presi-
dent and Vice President 1t IL claimed Cameron
can unite the Republicans Of Wisconsin, he hav.
ing been chosen to the Senate with the aid of
the Liberal Republican and Granger elements.
He VA an earnest opponent Of the Potter Rail-
road law while b the Wisconsin Legislature, and
It Ia claimed would receive the support Of the
Granger element throughout the Northwest
The friends Of ex-senator Carpenter are said 10
favor this combination, because the election Of
Cameron To the Vice Presidency would
take him out Of the Senate and leAys
vacancy to which the friends Of Cam
eron would help to elect Carpenter. On
the other hand Carpenter IN said TO personally
favor the candidacy Of Senator Oonkling. In
consideration Of tht support Of the Northwest
for Blaine In the CinCannad Convention the
friends Of that gentleman are asked 10 support
Cameron for tho second place on the Rspubli-
can ticket. This arrangement has boom some
time talked about but seems now 10 be really
assuming some form.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03
Notes Abeus Our Noixhbors.

Mr.. .Munshower, q resident Of Spring City,
Chester county, has begun proceedings against
the municipal authorities for damages sustained
in falling over the wall Of An unguArded oulvert
Mra. Rev. A. L. Wilson, Of Springfield, Ches.
ter county. fell down the stairway Of their resi-
denco Ard was picked up in An unconscious con
dition. Her nose was broken, and it ID thought
her skull WAS fractured.
The Chester County Criminal Court Is now in
session 1t West Chester, Judges Butler and Haw.
Icy ON the bench.
Sheriff Morrison, of Chester county, con.
dsmned eighteen properties on Friday last.
The school debt Of Reading IL about $50. 600
and tho Legislature IL 70 be asked TO pass bill
OF a., 900. The school district has assets oil
real estate valued ct t5O0,OO0.
Robert Greenough, of Chester, has been ar
rested - an accomplice Of the incendiaries and
sent to Media jail t.h
From Reading 1900 cases Of wool hats were
shipped, last week.
A party Of Philadelphia gentlemen are about
to lease the mansion Of Mr. Charles Rogers, q
Valley Forge, for the purpose of transforming il
pectaton that it will DO literally patronized dur.
ing the time Of the exhibition.
Pocopson, 1t IL said, is improving in morals.
Sunday base ball games have been broken up,
fighting and wrestling have diminished, and the
practice Of cunning 10 almost extinct.
Concord quarterly meeting of Friends will be
held In West Chester, tomorrow.
1saacP. Cochran has sold what IL said to ba
one of the best farms in Kenneth Township to
A target match was enjoyed At Oxford on
Thursday between picked Mines Of the Oxford
Guards. Only three balls struck the target,
Capt. Gallagher making bulls eye.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

faocEEDINds TO BIZ BEGUN AGAINST THE GOVERN
GOODS.
Official notice has not yet been served upon
the customs authorities in this district, but it
10 announced that they are to be prosecuted by
Herman scheutze, master of the Swedish bark
AntCineite. The cause OF action is understood
to be the alleged unlawful seizure Of goods
made by Major Morris from the bark while she
was lying At the Breakwater, on Tuesday of last
week. The information comes through semi
official channel, and is probably correct.
Ii the proceedings are actually begun, it will
not be surprise to the customs authorities IN
this city. They are not just expecting that such
. thing will take place, but they feel that there
10 possibility that it may. The seizure IL said
to have been little irregular, but not sufficient
ly no to form case Of fragrant tres pass or arbi-
trary exercise Of authority. The customary
mode of procedure in cases Of this kind il to
seal the goods aud forward them to their desti-
nation. notifying tho officers at the port Of entry
where they are to be landed Instead of this,
Major Morris seized the goods In person at a
port Of inspection, and it is upon this fact that
Mr.. Scheutze will undertake to make ont case
There 10 very little doubt of the dutiable nature
Of tho goods, however,
On Sunday an appraisement WAS made OF the
articles - they are stored 1t the Custom House.
II. R. Brnghurst and Philip G. Plunkett were
the appraisers. They make the total value Of
the goods something over $500. The most oil
the liquors are light German wines, there being
only few dozen bottles Of champagne in the
Inf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

MOTIFS OF cullaHT 8vEnTs N TIE RURAL Dl

norEs or cul1aEr 8vEnTs IN TIE RURAL DIS
The Milford Nescs says that II there 70 peach
crop, this year, thai town will have canning
factory on large soals. The men and the
nsans ass q hand, and ~ soon . the material
for opseaAnns y ensured the necessary build.
ines, b., Will b. sreotsd.
Daniel Nurphsy, Of the sso%ioa between Ellen
from ths Junction & Rrsakvstsr B. B., for he
best kept section along the Inns.
Ls@usl Draper, OF 1ilford, says that In the
winter ct 1a26 there was no freeze after Christ
mas. The spring was early but very dry.
until he IAN day Of Juns At tho latter date
wheat and rye were fully ripe and tho harvest =
X ths Milford pigeon SHOCKING match Evan o.
ssess and Jas.. =. Goodman took first and
second prizes and Jno. Sapp third. The female
ahooetsts did mot arrive.
At the annual meeting Of the members Of the
Mutual Protection Life Insurance Company Of
Philadslphia, held at the hall Of the Mercantile
Library building, In that city, on the 3lst ult,
". Q. Davidson, Of Milford and John Il. Publ.
Board Of Dirsctosa
Several Of thu chzsns Of Harrington, In q
town meeting, resolved to offer reward Of ESQ
for information that will lead to the arrest aud
riot there, and $50 for the srrest and conviction
Of the parties who set Ore to the oolored church.
JACOB d. KINNEY, Of Sussex, il III, with little
hopes Of recovery.
J. B. NAPLES, formerly Of Georgetown, hss no
moved to Florida and il engaged In the growing
Of truck for the New York market.
It " proposed 70 repair. shortly, tbs Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Georgetown. The build.
Ing has bssn damaged BY leaks In the roof
around the chimney.
OThe BARRIERS Of Dover and Smyrna have con-
cluded that they ought to b entitled to rei-
gious privileges q other folks, and hence have
closed their shops against Sunday custom.
John Boynton, father of Rev. Mr.. Boynton, 1t
Milford, fell down the stairway OF his dwelling,
few nights ago, and his head waA painfully in
jured BY oollisIon with door.
L. r. Mcdowell started for the West on We'd
nssday morning 10 make his annual purchase Of
mules for the Riddlstown market.
The Board OF Manager OF the Peninsula Agri-
cultural 4 PomoloRicA Association have decided
uton Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Octo-
Dor Sd, 4th and 9Th (le78) u the time, for bold.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

NETTING OF TIN gTAfA CRNT1AL COMMITrKR-A
GRATIFYING ouTI0oK-HLAINa sTnoNo.
Aspeoial dispatch from Detroit to the New
York Times says that the Michigan State Central
Committee held meeting thsrs yesterday. and
6xed upon the 10th Of Nay for the State Convsn-
ton.
The general report from oil sections Of the
6tate recorded the existence Of thorough and
telling revival Of Republicanism. Ths develop
mspts Of the present Congressional session have
cheoted Whatever tendencies toward party dis
Indignation were IN existence, have produced
harmony among Republicans, and have ~
stored the fealty Of many who had lately pur-
sued disafected courte. Especially significant
has been the sudden stoppage Of . movement
which, from local causes. has gained oonsidsrs-
BILE strength that 10, the disposition among
Republicans who are strong followers OF prohi-
bition to embark in policy Of separate political
action this year. 1t 10 safe to say that, in the
great majority Of cases, this step will be still
further postponed, and Republication here will
lose little or nothing from this cause this year.
There was. Of course, NO formal expression -
to candidates, but the general conversation
among prominent Republicans present from al
parts Of the State made IL certain that Mr.. Blaine
has much strength In Michigan, and that there
10 general disPoaition to Instruct the delega-
ton Ut CincinnaA 10 formally present Senator
Ferry's name fos the VIoe Presidency.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Several sales Of real estate have been made
in Cecil county, within the past few days. ~ fol-
lowe John Balderson to John Brown, acres
in 9Th District, At $40 per acre Joseph 8. Ter
reli to Henry PlersoD, 81 acres in 4th District,
At eS5 per acre; VIM. Wallace Wiley to ]. Rankin
John T. Robinson To Jas Barber, 81 acres In Elk
Neck, for %, 900 Jas Boal. OF New Jersey, to
jacob RAule. Of Philadelphia. 20A acres In 9th
District for $4,000.
J. W. Bryant - Trustee for the heirs Of the
late Robert Thawley, have sold tho farm of the
deceived in Talbot con ty. near Hlllsboroush.
AT acres, to David Taylor, Of Delaw are, for
$84 rs per acre.
J. F, MAncha, real estate agent at Smyrna has
sold Gideon E, Rothwell's farm of 251 acres,
near Casperson's Mill, near that town to VIM L.
R,ggs for 5000.
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9eaths.

6MlTH.--On the 1oth ult, Mn. CAroiene X. wife Of
Rev. Joseph 3. 6nirA.
NCLKAR-On the ist instant Thomas AlFfch In.
= MonthS.
FRIsr.-On the sist infant AdriannA, wife Of Joel
rTist In the Goth year Of her age.
GRUBB.-ln this city, O Tie sysa i>st,, John q.
0rnbb, aged ~ ysa1n.
aALLAHE*-ln thla city, q ma tass., Mary Car
oleau 0allnheF, wife of Alfred 0AllAheg, 10 hol
84th year, fa..E
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

OuKsr1R CouN1Y's CRMIHAL LIsr.-At the ap-
preaching term Of Quarter Sessions In Chester
county the following oases are dooketed fox
trial Selling liquor 4, larceny Is. carrying
concealed wespons l, ASSAULT and battery 8,
ings /. false pretense i, nuisance i, murder 5,
malicious mischief l, assault and battery with
intent to commit rape l, desertion 1, burglary !,
receiving stolen goods l, rape l, bigsmy 1, em-
bezzlement l, arson !. maintaining nuisance 2,
.. fornication and bastArdy :, forgery .. Total
Fl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

SKAYoap NATIONAL BANK.-Ths annual cleo
ton for Directors In the Stafford National Bank
was held on tho 9Th With the following result
L. N. Wright, Daniel Hsazn. d. ". Moore, Jaoot
Kinder, Warren Kinder, H. L. Hopkins, E. W.
Layton, II. Ooulbourn, and J. H. Wright l.
N. Wright was subsequently reelected. Pres
Daniel Hsarn Was elected Vioe-Pres., and N. J
Morgan and H. W. Baker were 70 elected Cash
Ter aud Teller respectively.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Ths e0yEns revival goes On with un4minlehsd
iussreat, end over one hundred convssnoes have
taken place.
4 Justice Of the Peace Of this city has eeso
In ONCE httls over two years, and hes In thai
time had 2, $50 civil cases.
AbelJ. Porter, 20 badly injured recently By q
fell from his dearborn, near Smyrna, 10 still IN
pcoving, and has fair prospect Of recovery.
Ths Presbyterian church at Smyrna v holding
cottage prayer meetings with much benent The
young people have organised church soeiahasa
George Conner, Of New Oastle Hundred, a.
nOunoss himself . candidate for the o1lcs Of
Coroner, subject to the decision Of the Rspub-
ncan nomination. Ig
J. q Wordsn, Of Smyrna. has contracted with
q ,. Bhalleross. Of kiddletown, for the lnm-
bar for large new barn. To be built on the ate
Of one destroyed by fire last week.
Tho warm damp wea&her last wosk was bad
On corn. Near Smyrna . number Of farmers are
~ high - two or three hundred buAhes.
The assessor Of Duck Greek Hundred, In Kent,
has found nearly Ave hundred dogs In bis balli-
wick, and placed them on the assessment ct .
dollar Apiece. A large number have bean killed.
Harriet Jackson. colorsd woman pretty well
known in Smyrna, after doing days work on
Monday, In seeming good health, fell 10 hsr
door way on her return home and died In few
hours. .t
The Tsachers's Institute fer tho Public
Schools Of Sussex will be held in Georgetown
the arst week in February, beginning on Wed
nesday the 2nd. Prof Groves, State Supt, will
preside.
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Death Froma HyAFoph oAias
4 DELAWARE COUNTY LAD TEE VICTIM OF oars
.tr BITE,

At half past ten O'Clock on Saturday night
last says the Media Amersaan, Wilmont Baker,
lad OF shout IL years, son Of Alfred Baker, re-
siding near the Rock House, in Upper Provi-
dence, died from hydrophobia. It appears that
on the evening Of the 10th Of Dec. last, - the
lad was preparing 10 retire. he was sitting with
his bare feet near the stove, when the family cat
ma vonnd ~. p.cs Sn snd 10
all appearances got entirely we'll. Nothing that
would cause any alarm vas exhibited until FRI
day afternoon Last, when on taking drink Of
water the boy suddenly showed . dread of it,
and was thrown into violent spasms, which con-
The day after no was bitten the cat died, but
no symptoms Of hydrophobia were exhibited,
~ it drank both milk and water, and ate it, food
Is usual 1t would, however, snap and spit u
, stick when one was pointed ct IT,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

A Wnx1NorexIAM RosBRD IN Books COUNTY.
Harry H. Thompson, formally Of this city,
went about three months ago to Comwell sta
ton. near Andalusla, BsFks county, and em-
mesa A letter 10 . friend In this city states
that while he was absent visiting his pArents
Last Saturday. his shop was broken open and
everything Of value carried OF. He traced the
thieves 70 Philadelphia, but did not state wheth-
Or be had come up with thsm, there probably
mi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

FuaTKn1 EYEoN or rnl 0PaIxa WsAfHKn.-
Not only are tho peach buds swelling under the
influence Of tho warm days, but occasionally q
tree 10 found to be putting ont it, foliage Mr..
Thos. J. Davis brought 10 this office yesterday
rwigs from tree In his garden on which the
II there u much cold weather yet, It II certain
that the peach CROP In this locality 1t least will
be in imminent danger Of Wholesale destruction.
-Ai!ford Ne,cs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

FUHKaAL OF JoAN B. 0RusB.-Ths funeral Of
John b Grubb, late proprietor Of 0rubb's Hotel,
took place, Sunday afternoon. and was one of
the most largely attended that has been wit
messed In this city for many Year,. Forty some
odd carriages ware In the procession. about half
Of which conveyed friends Of the deceased from
the country disarictA Tia funeral services we're
hold ct the Hotei, Rev. J. e. Smith conducting
them. Intsrment was made At the Wilmington
and Brandywine Oemetery.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

CnEsrxl %. CouRTs-The February Court Of
Quarter sessions began ct West Chester ON Mon
day. James Il. Bdll, Esq, the nswiy-eleotsd
Dietrict Attorney, entered On his duties. A man
named John Jones plead guilty TO throwing
stones u the cars OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
He got ON the Elmirs Express q Coatesville, and
whom put on by the conductor ct ThorndAle fog
refuaing to pay his fare, threw several stones,
one Of which struck the aide Of tho car. The
train wa again stopped and Jones captured.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

EXTENDING THE PEAoH BoTToN RAILWAY
Eastern Division Of the Peach Bottom Hallway
have turned out in force and given their labor
In the grading Of the road bed. This has pro-
crossed matters very much, and within two
weeks 1t is expected that the grading force will
reach Dorsey's Mill. The iron for laying the
track ia all on hand, and large portion Of the
ties are ready for delivery. 1t is now confident.
ly expected that the entire eastern division will
be completed and in operation early the coming
uprinU
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

VHRNAL INFLUENors DowN TEE PKNINsuLA,-A
private letter from Caroline county says the
country Ii putting on the appearance Of the YER
nal season very fast under the influence Of the
mild weather. :" Wheat fields are looking -
green - IN May, the buds OH the trees are swell
ing, and little warmer weather will cause them
to burst forth. The flowers are also blooming
on Southern exposures" In Queen Anne's coun-
ty the peach buds have progressed 20 Tar that IL
il feared the eleet, yesterday morning, did them
cOnsidernble iniurv
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.Marrtxges.

BERkY-BOOTH.-Oa the 18th instant, q Nj.
palem passoaARe, BY Rev. ]. ". Wesaon, Mr. VII
liam Berry 70 Mn. Nslia Booth. III Of New yAet{l
county, Del "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 s0N, --Oa yysh instant,
y ksi. 0sgs , Scass, 9 sas 100000 e. ~
HendEtokaous " Of NsW Casfas coaAay. Dsa>
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

DIED OF HE lNJURres.-About I've months ago
George FiAher, Of Little Britain township Lam
castst county, was out Cunning aud shot s4uir-
rel, which, falling. lodged ON 8 limb. Mr.. Fish-
or asoended the tree, aud In Attempting TO reach
hia game TIE limb savs. ~, pBec1pitAting him
to the ground, distance Of nearly forty feet.
and infioting internal INJURIES, which resulted
fatally on Wednesday lAst.-Ozford Press, Feb.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

u Hssndrsds Of Disrepufable Spectators have
sought TO palm Oh upon the public, derry and adult
terated drains for . benign C0rlisl. to which the
weak the nervous, the dyspeptc, the sleepless the
dsspondsut, owe more than To any other restorative
Of centuary most prolific In remedies Hut thsse
vile limitations can never deceive thuse who have
once ussd the Great original. UpOLrmo WOLvIS
sCHIRDAh fROhA'Ic sCHNAPPs, which Ia al once
donor and PIT servaive OF health sepl6, dit&W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

"Pure a. crystal.r 70 . synonym for the highest
excellsnos TIE diamond spectAcles are Issra Y
from minute crystal pebblea and have an uneqaalled
hardness and briiliancy. The genuine gnotls bear
the trade MARI stamp Of . Bmall diamond upon
every pair.
For sale in wilmington by B. q Clark.