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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN THE
hent County Mutual Insurance Comnorr
AT DOVER, DELAWARE

LIS CoInpahy continues to Insure n,ono,, -. - ,
pi IeIhS' and for several wears mas, S vi .ea
!r moluers an annual dividend Of % "oS Paiu h'
Uo. ins dividends are paid on the lst do', ~ POI
mlums, due on that day '"e annual pre-.
u Is the 6oundeA duty of every man. no,
aly out ms creditors to keep his proner,v ~ ans
Siiu no man mas any reason TO COMPLAIN of insured
oors ana irlends If they should refuse n n.,
Gwaros the loss OF his property being bcund 81. ~
az ple Ieasoh mat insurance is cheap and aesn, =
lie So, iesluo n IN almost every Town Ihroughons
s oiae' ah9 ior trlfling cost can be made ss~on
nom loss OF ms properly by fire. If man will W,
use the PIecaullOn to secure his propeTtv ag.;rs.
~ hte II IL ls lnsurabe, he has no rgbt to IN ~
ms nelghbOrs TO assist him. e :" I'd" upon
ood ne kent County Mutual has CapitaI of aooo
OoU' ana pays promptly ITS losses S%"O''
rarues deslrous Of insurnR in tbis ror.,. 80.
call upon the following agents. company VIII
AGENTS
-'O'',i.Jn. n",n c.. And " J. Wright, FELTON,
Jesse 3. Huntingdon, Smvrnal James poaIn ogeVlle
" b. Dickson, D IPanI A Dav;s III.'aoh' I'
Jas Cowgirl, DoVer' Dr,A' Ma"ct Lewes'
Aie1. jackson, Camden, - ~ -'-'H, God.a' naurel'
Il. Cowgirl Willow Grove Wesley S,ooI oofse'O"n'
EII1.g "i1iao.u, Tno''.,, Greensboro, Md.
=, G AZ DIRECTORS.
". o; M. Fisler. Smyrna, IThos Il RradCo,d no...
Geo. w. Cummins, = In, III DiauloIu' pi DoVers
lanes lanes r. Clements, William WaIIas1V %IiusoV'
Bridgeville.
SaAMUEL aas m. FIsLER, Pressest smv,D,
JAS. COWGlLL, Trea'r Dove ''"yfha.
GEO b. DICKSON. Sec'D
Cvonmn C.va'nI,HGstlons . n. promptly attended "a.
r.1 .s 1EoRoE b. DICKSON, Secretary. Dove, W.
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6HAKEi SHAKE NO MOREr
GCHMGDM ~m ~
DR.. C. G. GARRISON'S

DIX. Z. &. GARRISON'S
,HVLERA AND DIARRHEA PRFYFN,rJr,
Chi wiz prevent and cure AsIauc Cholera. Cboera
- 'Vie.1 | MOfoas, Diarrhoea, summer Compsnt' CoI
~" sod rams in the Stomach and BotyeIs
10" IS tho time Tor every family 10 bave ho'.eI
'n'- Eou know not how soon YOU NAV he oI,at vi ~,
'" one OF the above diseases The cost ;s bn' me- M
n .sn. no, peiay but send fora bottle al once Price
WHAT IS A COUGH?
~ Is something that should be attended 10 .
~ you delay, II may lead to Consumnion ond cn'
tn,a 'n. III ueath Thousands have filed nremo.
nv E1prcrao.,s ga heglec.' DO not delay, but take
81 w per bottle. 'a'o' rflce
p. Use DR.. C. C. GARRIsoN,s
IT, .ok DYSPEPSIA, purely regetable comDoy,J
-rey improve the appetite and promote dioesfon
iheSe bitiefs are of my own inventon ana r
& H3Ving used them for a length of time snco..1
:" ny private practice, offer them to I6o
P1"'I" and recommend them IN the rsn ee e W W 'he
nypeptIc Where the patient has nsed ,he, VI every
Ii+ 10 my directions. they have always made = 1
cure Price q so per bottle - "auS a perfect
DIX. c. G. GARRISON'S
AHrI-D YsPEPTIC PILLS
anv are purely vegetable, and do not contain
"a connection with my Preparations nar,;cn1te Hseu
caseS OF cosveness. They are a good ana ry 'aiy ia
Ch;,I. urgSiVe' and should be used in all cases -
sia Janndios bilious Bilious Rem'ttent, Dyspeo.
mi Snunulce. -, Depression Of Sprils Coughs CpI5a
aLd all diseases that require Purgative P,o S
cents per box. %ice 20
IF YOU HA We CHTLLS AND FEvFp
Use rs, Dr. g. G.GARRISON'S FEyEs Avn A. nn, IT..
bic 81 ~ per Bottle 1t perfectly safe and rs
not quacS remedies, but of nv o,yp P~paaanons ~ are
manufacture, and only prepared by '-''''iOn and
70, ..Io ..,, DR. C. G. GARRISON Ia
-out5 F;nI,I "o,e'als and reta at nv store. aII
Druggists. uhu ior sale by all
&c Z: G. GARRISON. M. D. is a regular g,sdr.,.,
s d.esss. ., b. ots and patient. for
belOW Walnut, PhiladeIphia' 'u'n Eighth ST.,
rAll consultations free. ~
Sol. vyho,...,. A.. GEORGE G. GREEN. Ia
Delaware. VI maryland and
mv2 &C. a
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used I'SsPrus WSsnn. D''6, 1Sr Co., Nd July T. 1865
OF other popular Phosphate II has at ,ast ia
netler than any fertilizer eyerused ha, aS Paa me
y spring decided benefit and caO oIed
valuable and asiynS negnO0r farmers being very
my ali seeding Yours, &c. MACE M MrSUIg MHougm ior
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~ Horsemen and Farmers

DoO' % your Interest, and SAGE your lSsOcky
~ ~. ".,' - :. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon.
Vs,s.;eow eI,ow Member Of the Philsdslrh,. -,
neSbbo,i1 surgeons having located ~Onege Of
ces 10 Ihe Hoy o"n would offer his professonsI IN
oil those who nav vo, Si smyrna and Vicinity and
Partice. ient Of all diseases Of patronage. in
upon new Se1On zen given to the CssrSsoD AR%as AZ
per cent Se.ass scientific principle which i % GCs
togsther and all obs, dispensing with clans al
IN ., .dS SLses Punctually attended dn,ment ~ ni %
on Of addressing the Subscriber 70 oy either calling
DR. 8. e. ALLEN.
Or a. Z. wORDES, sUOsy' smyrna,U Dsy' ken' Go; Del.
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EVILS OF NOT INsURTNG

ne poverty and suffering of widows and ornb.n
WIN oo'u ana cheerless prospects, worn with eYceo,
slve toll and scanty subsistence and corrojn
| Lyt oPedhihg commentary upon the evils nj
iiuSOahos neglectlng this benefcent provision H.
10y la'Nlles nave been thrown into state of an
| c,Ls ~ ~ the Culpa0e neglect of a husband or
rather to fulfil to his family-wbich he ;s ho.S %
sacred ooligatlons to protect, honor. cherish ~
PioEIoe lor-the important duty of Insnr;ng h;s
Lille Tor their benefit? Few homes are faa = ' .'l'
ehcumorance by mortgage or otherwise. and in vor.
many cases, on the decease of the bnsb,nd 49, ~
s"ei t"c "lle ana children who had conGded in H.,
S'i'elu 'nefl from poverty, forced from their
Ja,, LI homes which they in their younger
9dys helped 10 adorn with all that the heart . ~
oesire. Could that departed husband ard r,tbe, I
oacH upon the suffering condition of his c,m;In
"ouia ne not admonish husbands and Catbero ~.
o"u a'i' 70 guard against a similar Calamity n H.;
own families by Life Assurance? ~ '"eif
men, when the subject of Life Assurance "a r..,
uoneo 70 them. are too apt to say it is too heayv
;aA Inu YET II they would reflect for a moment il
IN reaty is no tax, but savings bank for the h"n
nj OF their wives and children. ''"e
m insurance on the life of man for the beros. |
VI ms vile or children, is free from attacbo,ou, L
out Is paid directly TO his wiEe and L;ij
'en sixty days after the death of the husband
= ;. E. Cawson' M. D.. Examining Physician. snv,0.
Cove Salisbury. M. D., '"a
J. w. Sharp, M. D., lover
NJ G. LOfand, M. D., Canoen'
David Hall AZ Milford
Lewes.
any information in regard to Life Insurance E;,o
Insurance. or Notary Public Business viii i he
ronPty attended by the undersigned, at the off
y t the Kent County Mutual Insurance Conn.,. ~ Olh'e
,ies 'lit on Main Street, under the CAPITAL HI
'uildIng, Dover, Del. P''"' iiotei
oo.o. GEORGE B. DICKSON
ny. Agent for the Life Insurance "oe Coe, OomPa-
Notary Public, &c. COMPANY
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Fort Penn. Del L,;uIo 7

al USED USED Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate IN Tboo, I.o
al win excellent RESULTS am much nleased ,', as.
Ib;s SaI Soer II valuable fertilizer; shall use if again
recently Chsmisr, Maryland Agricmitnrd%I NJ s.. r..
1T|ess0r Chemistry and Natural PhiIosooS,, sy' 6,
Johns College, &C., &c.
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WLminOfo1 I'll

Iused l.s, t.II 49, nIImingtOn, July 80, 1854.
erysr. mnGS,, ana consider it TO be very vsIpaSe
erzer; used it on my corn this season "a Taauaoe
Dart of h a. me mat they see much on the
ly, 'a'iS crop. Yours respectful.
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VIM. S. GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
manufactures of Tin Uoo

COMMERCE STREET, SMYRNA DEF,
=. large assortment of Stoves alwavs m hand
ali naI,erpss raror Bar-rOom and Church Stoves %
WboIssaIs aa dwellings and put up free of charge O
Wsr pt On hand in large lots. Ar,ieIes aSo ~ % al
Der roo99g' sPouIlng, Guttering. &C., with Iron 70,
job Wort uore oT skiIliully and expeditlousIy OOp
business done at short noico with the Tin
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T. X p 4 e = 9
NOR1H

Ifalns leaving Crlsfield as AN. and Wiln;nn,,,
going South at ~ 25 AN - III rnr -, "'u "l'lhgton
win WIN Seamboa's to Norfolk and Portsmouth aud ~,
press press Trains to and from Baltimore PhiaJenb1o "a
Inv & n1rk. lhey will stop on the Delaware r. Road
. .le only al prncipa stations al which tber l;+n
stated 20 EXCEPT that Seamhonl Tram SnI"TM 1,IHT Is
in sop al any station to set down Passengers hnd
dac1s +. Q. SEWALL Jr..
Superintendent Del r p
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Me1o CastIe. Dsl ntao q. -

used Whann's Raw Bone Phospbat:y Ia 80 !ooo'
crn ana oo not hesitate to say that il doubed ,S On
also used it on wheat lastfa the wSeats te
'e''ef 'nan where used barn yard masnre 10 HO"
---o-.--. DAVID W. Grnu1,,
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Head nfSnasnfrna IL. ~ &c

t., Head q Sassatras, July 81, 1855.
used several kinds of phosphate last ,a,l O oO ..
",' crop Whanns Raw Bone Phosphate among ihs
IesS paid me better than the other nbosnba,a 81 .'9
email lSs tons of it this fall
ALEXANDEp WrT
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i|aeF '.foee' q Anns's Co., Nd, july 90, 1861.
.. aol are al liberty 10 my name m favor WboUn
,o" ohe n rhosphate used it last fall on INV wbsaS
~ sLu lhnS It good fertilizer and will nseo nn"I
1a,ser quantity for my fall seeding. J., r. EMonv u'"
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Dorchest,- II M 1Lc ,oo-

Ty.ed DUr.nssleT Co, Md jug 6, 1865.
ia 1t has acted better than any erI9ep Tnea. last
u'eO' saal want the same quantity for wheat th. a
JOHN N, WRIGHr
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Red Lion. Del L,L,1o 1907

have n.od II,L .'.I LIOn, DeE, July y, 1865.
daciJaT h "nanns Phosphate the past season with
Jeceu benefit and as evidence OF nv
'Aaii require ten tens this fall Yours truIY
GEORGE z TYROur
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GresnsbOrOugh, Caroline Co.. Nd. .J,l,, o, 1see
we have used Whanns Raw Rome PSosatIa.o. .ooo.
consider u good fertilizer and will use if on oup
WIS iSn' JAMES MASSEY,
JAMEs!ORRELL
WIN. B. Massey
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l. III L IL Il l. X

x F p ha Row been % manuaed for order that NAV moot
cast vt %nl warrant drill perfectly u I mapuang MACH
W assurance that has purchasing good fertilizer
II is Bone thoruh
Peian GmaDo ac with
e'0u growth Of the
IGN
any any WON To all who used o % g nave USED our Phosphate
ResnecfInUOe 50 satisfactory wan il tin nthefutu
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Widows and Orphans, Life
insurance Company

both OF which are sound, reliable, and MANAGED hv
'"e most experienced officers and trustees. And for
The TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSIr
RANCE COMPANY.
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nTn,ang Iaa$ CTesk C9r0line Co., Nd, July 81 1866
last is "so naed Raw Bone Phosphate on my wheat
with 1t and will use it this fall OIL ny wheat a crpD PIea'ed
JAMES FIcKEY.
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Head Of Nassnfros IN, o. ,oc

DaJ I'ea "nann Phosphate on my wheat last tall :,
use II fOr my wheat this fail osrn-, anu snail
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PenlnSular Railroad I.ina
CHANCE OF HnIrno

,scs on and and after Monday, Nov. as.
1000, riains for the accommoda.
ZION OF passengers will run as to..
10 Wa until further notice "' i"i
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, Head Of Sassnfrna IuL,. ae 1occ

Head Of SdssatrGs, JuIv 26. 1855
DaN Iai used Whann's Raw Bone Pbosnbo,. :. :,
gveD me entire satisfaction you NAV send ms,Seo
NY "uea' lhls ialI. K. A. FRAZER
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T..-J.1T ~,

Ibaveuscd Ivh aaMP1eo'Ite, Nd, July 90, 1866.
co.s;dse usco W6anns Raw Bone Superphospbate and
consider 1t one the hest eriizers have
wi" use 1t tor my wheat crop this fall. ''0i u'eu
JOHN W. Downs
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WALTON, WHANN & CO.

r,n ana IrOpretoS of HRann's Rao Bone Svnr p5
VIZ . front Street. and No II Market Street Wu,xorov n -
0" 10 and II West Pratt Street BAITmoRE MpxI
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Head of .Nqssofroo,L,l, oe ,occ

uoI ,,,l 1Ieuu q NasSGJTds, JuIy 26, 1866.
snu"L Wnanns Phosphate last fall with good results;
apPi,eu IL on part OF my wheat field, and where
ea II my wheat was excellent on the part oftba 6eId
mIcn dld not use It my wheat was hardly worth
ouhgi you may send me (6) six tons for th;s faII
'''' iof'iiizer WILLIAM A. BRIcE
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THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance COmp'y,

The undersigned, agent for the Srote Of DeIarvoto
for the BROOKLYN LIFE ASSLEA%fE rEV
PANY. offers advantageous terms to all who wl,1 l.,
insure their lives - w. W
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y L s y 7 " @NTANNo

Ia. hsad Of Sassafras, Nd, July 81, 1866
px R 80 Wen pleased With the results of Whann,s
tons for this falls seeding. w. snI me fourteen
rhou .MiddtetOtcn, Del. JULY 26, 1866.
u;tb rss useo Whann's Raw Bone SlperphOsphats
lor my wheat this fall Where used Wborn's Pom toLS
pa tas' iail my wheat was not disturbed by the Av
troyed. RrS,.,''.S a g STI1ieIy IT. ues-
1..,nn1 CeeittOn, July 26, 1866.
Last iaii Hsed Whann's Raw Bone SIperpbosnba.o
aHng sde OF other popular phOsphaes and also ALONG
sS ue 81 , no Peruvian GuBno; am well cenvIncad
@ .naI Wnanns Phosphate paid me much the best. uou
may send me three tons for nv wheat this fall '0U
GEORGE BIDDLE
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02
TO THE MAN OF MEANS

certain means Of providing for The payment of lien,
against lis properyi so that may his family
unencumbercd at his d0mse, let that happen uhen :,
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BIDDEFoRD, Me-, FRIDAY
The Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Are now ,oestructing Hailroad from

Are now ,oostruoting Railroad from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
westward towards the Pacific Ocean, making with
a. eonnestIous an unhroksn line i.-.......
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
The Company now o1sr limited amount Of their
' First Mortgage Bonds
h.v,n, ,A,,tv x,.,s to yun. snd bs.r,uc srnv.,
,,,..... ,.v.hi. n, An. ar,t A. " of I.nu.,v ..d
I,,, a, AZ. .,,v AZ NJ yo,l Al an. ,.t. of
60 1r1 c,rryT ~ 1Or1
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ys,. - -. .o,r,.,sd s,o,, o,,.h. N, miI.,
A - -s,. o,u,
Hss. on 'ne ' 'snuA'y, ,o s ~.
sq"Pps'' -na e.,n' -. n",N. . Wv, ~
Ias e.I Nv. .,.,..s w .s",,.- a. A..
ue. eo, " snsa h1 yo.a,a 49,
49," sa s"s - a.. a~,,,...s &. h,
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IN, 49,, a. ....,, - ,ror, om M. a. n, v,,,.ru
uA w y. 60, Ia. 80. -,
eonn.0uon wiz. ~o .e'u., s, - ~, a..
pu ,a., '1''' '-'' "''- '''S' - V'
Me..s OF ,he Csmpaay.
Estimating the distance 20 he built by the Union
p,sao N h IA, mlss. the United states Govern
ment i.sues its s,x DER cent Thirty.ysar Bonds 70
th. comnanv a, the road /, finished At the average
,.,. .or .hon, sos p,o nor mile. amounting 10
au !ss ooo. .-F, .t.
m. t,onn.nv n alan uormitted 10 issus IL own
First Mortr.re Bond, 20 an equal amount, and at
The same dime. vhice by special Act Of Congress
A.. n,.a. . r,,., Mo,,o "a an tbe sutire iine the
no,a. ~ ,h. u,,,.d s,s s,s. ,.h-o,s;.o,, IA n,m,
rs. now.,,u.n, m.l., =, donation Of 70 900
.c,,, of land 10 the mile, amounting TO Dass,o 900
.,r.. s.t,m.,.d IA bs worth s,o. .ooOOotl making
,hs ,o,.i ,..ou,oss .,elu.ve Of the capital, slis
a,s on, but m. full valus OF tho lands cannot
nov n. ,s.i,,sd I'd.
IN. .,,ho,,,.S C.,i,., s.oot of the. Company
4. ons h.,dr,a million dollars. Of which nv, mil.
lion. b.v. already been Maid in, and Of which Il
\, NOT ,unno.ed that more than tuenty.aye mill
lion. =, mo.t iii, n. reouired, ..rF. 81
Tn. .o.t M IN. road 4. r.,imated'b by competent
.,.,n..,, a. hs ,hout one hundred million dollars
.,s,n,,v. of .ou,nmert.
p-.....,. s.r R.sInes..
~. .,,,o.a ,on .,,,,,n b-,v.eo Omaha and the
o.. = - .o,.n,.,. and The ea,ninvs Of the
.,,... .,,..av en,.,.a N,
."ou i.e % ~ 49,. az, ON rh...
.he wv ".oAs :" ~ ., w, 'r.. In
se0',o1.. ~. ,,,.ro., on ,ha Com.
mue. v's - A.. ,ss.,.,, hn.,ns.. over ths
p H. 80 ,.,,,o.a h.,vssn the Atlantic and
~..,s. ~ -, -. ,mm.n,..
v.,- -. s...,,,v .r The R.uJ..
rh. comn.nv r..uectfol,y submit that the
above statement o, nss M,g as%Tnss ss,,, .-aSs n.
security Of 'nsn poaa Aua ,%. - p.as" no r.,sa
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DEAN RicnMoSD ANswERrp.-Thc fol.
lowing Is good unccdote Of Theodore
Triton and Dean Richmond: N''''
"I'ilton and Dean Richmond returned to
New York from the Saratoga Convention,
"a prefguremcnt Of the Philadelphia. on
the beautiful steamboat Dean Richmond,
from Albany. and on tho trip became nc
quain,cd for the tirss time The Deans
namo is not only given conspiouously to tho
boat itsolf, but consequently 10 the linen.
spoons, and croekery, and almoss every ar
,iele Of furniture on boarl- everywhere
Dean Richmond, Dean Richmond, Dean
Riehmoud.' well. Tilion,' said the Dean,
IN his imPusive, half:scr;o,,s way, siior
preliminary remarks, you know what I
think Of your sort Of men, you fanatics |;
you only sesk notoriety want to see your
names In print, you radicals like to attract
attention; ought to bc strung up--sr,ug
up" Rather SEVERE wss the reply. 'bu,
really, Dean.' slaneins abou, the par,or,
aud sni,ins Tho gesture 70 the illusz.iion.
y don't know Of any radical who csrs
enough about no,or;ety to 80 bio same
psinssd on Q ssesmboa. or essnvsd spea
? spissoonr" .i7aqmr., risys rsr
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NUMBER 20.
Midnight Council Of War.

The result Of tho 6ercc conflict OF the first
days fighting 10 the wilderuca bad been
adverse TO tho army Of the United Stntes.
General Leo had nung one wing Of his army
between our forces and the base Of their sup
plies, which would require another battle
to regain them. Each division and corps
commander knew this sad condition OF AZ
fairs. They wsrs oil summoned to coun-
ell Of war, 70 be hsld at the headquarters ut
one o'clock ct night. They werc tho 'sddess
stsps ever taken By that band OF devoted
hearts. Fifteen thoussnd brave soldiers,
dead dying or woosdsd, wore lying % tho
Geld hard BY. One alter another entered,
and after making noiseless salute silently
took their seats. Gems. SchO6cld, Meade
Burnside, Slckles, Howard and others, ! be-
lieve were thcro. Not word wu spoken.
A full half hour thus passed By. Their emo
tious were too deep for uttsrsnoc. Hopes
Of millions hung on he decision Of that
couucil.-At length Gen. Grant asked each
ono in succession II they had any advice to
offer. Each ono answered with sad mon
osyllabls, No! Tho commander then wrote
q few lines and handed the slip 70 Gen.
Meade, and he retired. This was repeated
until oil were gone, aud tho General was
left alone. One Of tho staff Of a division
commander, who was sick, was the last TO
retire, and he Is authority for tho above.
All werc ignorant Of each Others order.
They fel, assured that retreat had been d.
rooted. Any other alternative would havo
been believed to be madness. Had they
known that the order had been given 70
advance. instant and universal mutiny
would have been raised. That eloquent al.
lence for which he had ever been noted was
the key TO his success there. The next
morning each corps moved, and Gen. Leo,
tho instant he saw Il, with vchcmence eI.
claimed, "Our enemy have leader at last,
and our cause 10 lost" He had bid his OFF,
GERS tho night before to let their soldiers
sleep long. But now he saw the army
whom he thought defeated moving round
between him and his base Of supplies lilo
hastened to begin retracing his course, and
confessed to an artillery officer Of the con-
fcdcratc army that the doom Of their cause
was sealed.
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ale vLe vosid thrive INST rise d ave." a
So says tho proyerb, though there Is more
rhyme ihan reason in H. Tor, i'm { 81
lie who would thrivs must riss at hvs, IA.
Il must follow naturally, .. ar.,s I.
lie who'd thrive moro must rise at fOuri
and IL will insure consequence that
lie who'd stiii more thriving be "
Must leave his bed st tarn Of three -T-
And uho thls latter would eWtde ,ts .r
VIII rouse him al The stroke OF two. ..
And ly way Of climax to il all, ]. should be
held good that
u. He who'd never Be ostdons,
Must sysr riss - sooa - oos. ,,,s,
But The bese illostnton would b CO. e
\ Hs whsNa sssfsA bsss sf ar, h''i =
shesld never 20 - tsd - IL - fatd 81 ias
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On the door Of ono of the rooms IN SCUM
College. Yale, ID tho following notice "No
soap needed hero stprcscnt; no nice c's
ars wanted: no old clothes in this room
Notice no contribution to infrm negroes
soIdicrs. and lone widows with eighteen
s,n,n ebjLlrun. No relief for destitute
mariner from returning blockade nlni'ers,
with a small smell Of whiskey. General
noijes Ito sll whom i may concern !:
.Arrjiean,s for charity arc hereby 'niosn'oh
49, The occupants of this room havs sos'o
6shine. and won't be home till morning..
No mola.es candy or pop corn wsntedr
No spplsss lemons o. ossngss nesoed W :
Ss~ days 70 come" hrS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

A country spo.hecary was observed BY .
friend to Be- In the habit Of draining sll med.
icine walls returned 10 him Ivy patients into
one large bottle which stood upon hh coan.
ter.-Wondering what could be his objset In
aocumulating this stnngs mixture, the
friend one day interrogated him on the point.
"Sarsly,s he aid, 'you osn have no uss fcr
q mos LIKE that.,' "My dear fellov." no
piled The apothecary. ''tbat is the aost sci-
enti6e nsdicins Two ga in ny shop. Sim-
pls' msdicipn are vsTy we'll tor simple CON.
plaints but that's t6s stua for . patient
With 4 couplIoatioo OF disoedas." ~
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From the German Of Goethe.
OLD AGE.

One will look long 10 nnd bettet description Of
extreme age than the following, written In the
year 1850 by Nathaniel Lee, "A'
Ofno distemper, ofno blast he died.
But fell like autumn frult that Inellowed long
Even wondered 81 boeasss he drept no sooner !
Fate seemed 10 wind him mp for fburscore years,
Yet fre silly ran no on ten wfnters mere.
TIL, IRE eisek, Ssrn sst VtfA beafing f,ss,
TAs WAssL efss0y iVs al lest sfssd sfM.
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PORTLAND AND N. Y.
Steamship Company
srNI.wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamship
Dipiss. Capt. II. SmsnwooDAnd
4W&fra.cesia, Capt. W: W; Snan, .,.
G3i3DwooD, will until farther notos run
Leave Gait's Wharf. Portland, every wsdnes
day and Saturday, at 4 O'Clock 2. h, and leave
Pier d East River, foot OF Market ST., rev foik
every Wednesday and Saturday At o'clook III
Those vessels are fitted up With hne Aocommo.
dations for pAsssngers, making this the most
speedy, sAfs and comfortable route Tor travellers
between New York and Maine.
Pssssgs. In state Room, tsoo. Cabin passage,
$500 Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line 70 and from Mon
treal, Quebec. Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and 81 John
shippers are requested to send their Freight to
the steamers as early ~ r. NJ. on tho day that
they leave Portland.
for Freight OF Passage apply TO
ENrHY a POX, GAlr's Wharf. Portland.
j. Y, AMtsS, rier - East River, New York..
Portland. May -, 1851. "
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]. ". SNOW. N. D.

HAVING located himself In sacc inorun the c,tls-ps
III q s~co md Bsieso~d ami Ne v'ciusy. that IN win
Be rsiy IN attend 70 the calls cf his pra q an hours
ef the dap anA nighl <s srpsrseHes Of rsstv vssvs
physician and surycoa, Il posoa % The time
ny) he e,s may eue hin 10 The ccnhdencs cf those ~
curing medical ADi surgical ah
lie may Be bani al his QEcs No. - Msia street. nsu
do East q the bSis during the day, aud u the ssco
Hcuse during The night
R.rmsxcuA-Ssrssso-Geoeu Dak, Ds.lna, Nas.,
Bspj Cox. n. D, Salem, Mass-i Edward rrpoa, n. D.,
Mn Ma 3m31