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Select Poetry.
AFTER ALL.

The apples are ripe in the orchard,
The work of the reaper is done.
And the golden woodlands redden
In the blood Of the dying sun.
At the cottage door the grandsirc
Sits pale in his easy chair,
While the gentle wind Of twilight
Plays with his silyery hair.
A woman is kIeeling beside him;
A fair young head is pressed,
In the first wild passion Of sorrow,
Against his aged breast.
And far from over the distance
The faltering echoes come,
On the flying blast Of trumpet,
And the rafting roll OF drum.
And the grandsire speaks in a whisper:
"The end TO man can see;
But we give him to his country,
And we give him prayers TO thee.
The viOlets star the meadows,
The rose-buds fringe the door,
And over the grassy orchard
The pink-wIite blossoms pour.
But the grandsire's chair is empty;
The cottage is dark and still;
There's a nameless grave in the battlefield,
And a new one under the hill.
And pallid, fearless woman,
By the cold hearth sits alone.
And the old clock in the corner
Ticks on with a steady drOne.
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How TO RETAIN \ GOOD FACE.-A
correspondent has some good ideas OH
the important of mental activity in re-
tanning a good face. He says:
''We were speaking OF handsome nlen
one evening, and I was wondering WHY
K. had so lost the beauty for which, five
years ago, he was 50 famous. oh, it's
because he never did anything said B.,
1he never worked, thought or suffered.
You must have the mind chsseling away
at the features, if you want handsome,
men, Since hearing that
remank, I have been on the watch to
see whether it is generally true, and ID
is. ~ handsome man who does nothing
but eat and drink, grows ilabby, and the
fine lines of the features are lost, but the
hard thinker has an admirable SCULPTOR
at work, keeping his lines in repair, and
constantly going over bis face to improve
the original design.
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month at
their Hall overG c. COuisOn's Grocery.
L. e. HOVEY, Pres't.
JOHN NJ. PENCE, Sec'y.
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I. O. r. M.

Minneola Tribe, No 81, meet every Tuesday evening,
in third Story OF Weavers building-NOrtheast cor.
of Public SQUARE.
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WHAT RUM WILL DO.-SOme year,
ago, in one of the counties Of New York,
a worthy man was decOyed into q liceus-
ed tavern, and tempted to drink until
he was drunk. In the lelirium Of
he went home and murder
ed his wife in the most barbarOus man.
ner. He was carried to the Jail while
drunk, and kept through the night
Awakening in the morning and looking
around upon the wall and seeing the bars
upon the windows, he exclaimed:
is this n Jail -
Yes, you are in JAIL answered some
one.
What am here ror?' was the earn
est inquiry.
For murder = vas the answer.
With still greater aStOnishmeut and
he inquired:
Does my wife know it%
Your wife know il - said some one.
why, it was your wife you killed.
On this announcement he dropped
rs if he had been struck dead.
Let it be remembered that the constable
who carried him tu Jail sold him the
liquor which caused his drunkenness;
the justice who issued the warrant was
one of those who signed his license; and
the sheI if who hung him also sold Ii
quOr.
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ABOVE all other features which adUrIl
the female character, delicacy stands
foremost within the province of good
taste. Not that delicaOy, which is per
petually in quest of some thing to be
ashamed of, which makes merit 4 blush,
and shippers at the false g construction her
own ingenuity has put upon an innocent
remark-this spurious delicaey is far re-
moved from good sense-but this high
minded delicacy which maintains It's
pure underwriting walk alike among wO-
men and the society of men; which
shrinks from no necessary duty, and can
speak when required, with seriousness
and Kindness Of things on which it would
be ashamed TO smile or blush; that de-
licacy which knows how to confer a berl-
eft without wOunding the feelings Of
another; which can give aims without
assumption, and pains not tue most sIls-
ceptible being in creation.
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USE OF LElIONS.-When persUns are
feveTish and thirsty beyond what is nat
ural, indicated in some cases by a me-
talie taste in the mouth, especially after
drinking water, or by q whitish appear
ance of the greater part of the surface of
the tongue, one of the best coolers in
ternal or external, is to take lemon, cut
off the top, sprinkle over some loaf SUI
gar, working it downward into the lem
on with the spoon, and then suck it
slowly, squeezing the lemon and adding
more sugar as the acidity increases from
being brought up from a lower point
Invalids with feverishneSs may take
two or three lemons day in this man-
neT with the most marked benefit, man
ifested by 4 sense Of GOODNESS, comfort
and invigOration. \ lemon or two thus
taken at tea-time, as an entire substitute
for the ordinary supper Of Summer,
would give many man a comfortable
nights sleep, and an awaking of rest
and invigOratiOn, with an appetite for
breakfast, to which they are strangers
who will have their cup of tea or supper
of relish and cake, and berries or
peaches and cream.
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TO WN8HIP

Trustees r II Cheetham,
7,-.,srrcr T II Berry.
TiorI- D W Todd.
Pis RhOads,
WA Hames Ed McGeary L Adams.
CoustabIes &c Jones.
OonS'5l5Si Jacob zombro, WIN wharton S H Roach.
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rs-ASK FOR TICKETS via ERIE hAIhWA Al
which can be obtained at the principal 1lcAe'
Ofiices in the West and South Mesl-
l. D. RUKER, " N; ;i1 n iI5ats5 Pas-515 A,,t
Gen1 Sup't. Seh ''9' / ~ ''
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low as by any other route
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MoLuNKEE FIRE CO, NO. 2.

Meet second Tuesday evening in each month, al
their Hall in rear Of Court House.
HORACE G. HAPPERSETT, Sec'y.
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Official Directory.
COUNTY.

T F Woods, Z a Savers. Regular meetings, 1st
Mondays March, June, Sept, and Dec.
Inhrmary Directors u. Ellls'
WD Knight, Sam1 Williams.
,uctioneer TT O'ROark.
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4 FELLOw-FEELING MAKES Us WON-
DROUs KIND.-It is related that recent
ly in sleeping car on one of the eastern
railroads a man in one of the beFths le-
came greatly annoyed by the crying of an
infant and the efforts of its father TO pa
city it. The irate Individual at last
shouted out: what the ID is the
matter with that young One?" And
soon again: Where is the mother Of
that child, that she is not here to pacify
it?' At this the poor gentleman in
charge of the child stepped up to the
berth and said: Sir, the mother of that
child is i'll her coffin in the baggage carp
The grumbler Immediately arose and
compelled the afflicted father to
retire to his berth, and from that time
until morning took the little orphan un-
der his own care.
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@mW
ERIE RAILWAY.
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST and SOUTHWEST
rr,,s sp,1rwAy EXTENDS FROM
% to 27 MILES the SHORTER ROUTE

% to q MILES the SHORTER ROUTE
New and improved Coaches are run W.IEOI from
cincinnati, Dayton, UT6ana, Maroon
GoI;o1 Mansfield, Ashland, Akron,
6ipveIand, Warren, MeadViller UunhrA'
Buffalo and Rochester to
NEW YORK WITHOUT gAANdh'
Only ONE change to BOSTON.
On aud after Monday, june 18th, 1870 Trains 9ii
will leave Urbana, at the following llolll'' VIZ
GOING WEST.
II.55 A. NJ DAY EXPRESS daily M hoI1geSt TcSt and
cepted, for CincinnaH u, i,,,af Ialo .,t with the
south Connects at Cinclnldill dilliTIo short
oi'io and MISSISSIPPI and LouisVllie s,I ssl,oIt
fi1le Railway. for St. Louis ana the Sou'h
ana S'oESl EYPRFSS MAIL daily, sundays cx-
cenfed. for Cincinnati and the MesJ 'io III
south Connects at Cincinnau w Wl'il a,It ~
Lane Railways. ,,,..f-,
i1l5i,oti - sii with fbe Ohio and Mississippi
and louisville Short Line htllHi,sX hsti,s VS..
St Lsis and the south anu anu ,7,,I cnn0ect
also stops a. principal sI;tIolis an" 0o'''i'~
inc points along mfln llne A. At. t,,ir, ot
ssIeaDfng Coach is attached 10 Ills t ILt.,lt az
,o.o5 "a" 4 NJ ACCoMMODATION, Sundays eNcep-
"a te'; 8 N WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
GOING EAST.
1.g5 A NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS i daiiS "; S5,ii,- S%n-
Meeting al New York, for Boston anu an ~ Ii
F1Gia1d cities. and stopping at al! prlhStlpai
51tsrmediate stations and connecting pQQi[IiiGS. [i
seeninp Coach is attached TO TINS I,sll ~ ~ Ni
ci1nafi. running through to New 1oth'
re-s7 A M CINCINNATI EXPRESS SuhH9sSs
TO 1eoI1ifd r stopping at all important p3llSIs
on main line, and connecting 4 at ee" AOi'
C,.-Tlostou and New England clllta. r-,
A sIeeping Coach accompanies IiilS N'i'
RTeadville to New 1oIk- - -. ,-,,,tel
IN Is n nay EXPRESS, Saturdays eAeePeeD P
7'' r,esfiDr nd OwegO for Ithaca; AT ~
- for Cy08peTstOWn ana Aibth9 - 80 - -
golL.5,f,r golL nttd nj New York with Mldnigll
Hl1ress train OF New Jersey Railroad lot
rIas,,inu Coach accompanies TINS II'.il liOlit ~
r,Ieyai9nd to HOrnellsV1lie, conleC.lti7 i,'1
- 1900 with trains having new anu iii
tnitt l'1 mn, ,ginrr Room Coaches attached, run
ming thsough to New YORK,
n. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays eNceP-
ted. ..st7
mp NJ WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted
,,o.to, and New England Passengers with fll
t,,eiT Paqgage, are transferred free ol Oi''' 7 III
New 5olf, 5t ,artilated and most luxurious sleep
- u lS,S-I,eq nF5-IN THE WORLD q" aceolil-
nv m night trains on this halIWaS' ,,,l ,
fSF-Ivhe Erie Railway Company nag ~ III t1 fe
fot If I9i St New York, thus ena9lilE = pSsfii ffi
Ts 70 reach the upper portion OF tlle ~ ~ ~
ST az ovrar,Ese and annoyance OF Il lsuie1' NA VI
omnibus transfer. .,-,tir, rorts of the
- Pailyvov is of the most picturesque anu tlLLu
taa1,tif1l character Admirers OF S;tIuI = , ;iI
- ~, n daylight Journey over TINS hine, W ~ ~
9,d in It's ever changing landscapes s"Iyo0'7 Va
CONTINUED admiration ana interest,"
BAl,c,AcE7 CHECKED THROUGH
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,EscmE unnK hMn LAnnER %, No, {

Meet first Wednesday evening in each month at theiI
HaII in Kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block.
ROYAL J. WINDER, Foreman
GEORGE F PENCE SeC'y.
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4GiscaIIapd.

AN Eastern paper says: One of the
most ingenious among the many parlOr
amusements which science has recently
given to society, is called the Little
Marvel. 1t is a tiny steam engine, that
spreads beautiful perfume through the
room, when it is submitted to the flame
of the tiny boiler which accompanies
the apparatus. The affair is perfectly
secure and harmless, and is as safe in q
child's hand as an adults. 1t is, in fact,
a copy, in miniature, of the machine, by
which some of the Paris theaters are
deOderized and perfumed, and so made
free of the close, gassy smell that always
hang about all places of amusement,
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I. O. O. F.
E[

Urbana Lodge, No. &c, meets Friday evenings.
Champaign Encampment, No. o, meets 2nd
aud eth Monday evenings.
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New and Improved Coaches are run Iq1!oll from
Cincinnati, Dayton, UT66ans3, MdLLOn' LIon
Gallon, Mansfield, rSi1In Ashland DIhkiTF AkiTF,
cleveland, Warren, MeadVllel UunAiiA'
BufFalo and Rochester to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
Spffial .Totifes.
The Popular Tonic of the Age.

The Popular Tonic OF the age.
The day has gone by when medicine without
merit could command and retain the confidence oil
the world. Advertising induces the public to try
many things but In this shrewd and thoughtful age
words will not suffice without proofs and 1t Is by the
exercise Of their private Judgment men determine
the relative value of the various articles recommehn-
ed to their notice through the business columns OF
newspapers. IIostetter's Stomach Bitters has now
been subjected to this searching ordeal for more
than eighteen years, and the result IL that IL stus
at the head OF the class Of remedies to which IL bc-
longs. 1t has dlsanced and lived down innumeraDle
competitors, and is to-day the Standard Vegetable
Tonic of the western world. The happy effects
which have followed its use in cases OF dyspepsia,
biiousness, nervous affections Intermittent levers
and general debility, and as constitutional invfgo-
rant have entitled 1t to universal confidence. Moth
ing can ever shake its reputation, for 1t Is based on
the individual experiences Of tens Of thousands oil
witnesses, embracing prominent and well known
citizens Of every profession, occupation anu Glass;
There is not city, town or settlement In the United
States where II Is not a medicinal staple NO drug
p'st or general dealer would consider his stock con-
plete without IT, and returns OF the internal revenue
department show that Its sales exceed those Of any
other proprietary restorative manufactured on THIS
side of the Atlantic The beneficial results derived
during long series of years from the use OF Hostel
| tcrs Bitters, have convinced the whole community
that the only true way to restore 10 health broken
| down or debilitated system, or TO put the human
| body on its defence when exposed 10 nnwnolesome
Influences Ii to invgorate, regulate ami purify " al
one and the same time. my2o,eod&wi
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SENATOR sAULsBURYs PROGRAMME PRO.
CROSSING

The Lhldlraytam argues earnestly that the po-
sition of its party on the question of colored
voters, is perfectly well defined. 1t calls atten-
ton to the following resolution passed by the
Kent county meeting at Dover:
we hereby declare our unalterable purpose
to preserve unr party unsued bv political fell
lowship with negroes, and will, under no circuln-
stances admit them into our organization. or
directly or indirectly solicit their suffrage for orr
party or its candidates.
And to that adopted hv the meeting at New
Gastle
s. That at the ensuing nominations of our party
we cordially invite all lawful rid voters Of o,ir
country to participate. and We hereby instruct
our judges OF election meaiing the Judges ia
hold tile election for the nomination IF randi-
dates not to permit any negro or mulatto to
take any part therein.
In reference to these, the Dtid,ra,pa,t saws
they are so plain, and positive, that any asser.
tion on the part of the Republicans. that colored
votes will he accepted by the Democrats would
be but evidence Of dnpliclty and dishonesty.
But there s nothing whatever in these resun-
tons that makes ii certain as to the course of tie
Democrats. In both countless they now decline
to admit colored men into the party organization.
This is not strange. Eut they do not saw N
New Castle county, anything farther The Dem
ocratic candidate for Sheriff or either office il, at
full liberty to get the vote Of anybody, who will
give it, His party has avoided any instructions
on that point, and left lin open to nse all tho
means of success within his reach
Remarking this fact, it is to be noticed. like.
wise, that no meeting has been held in sussex
county, at all. and 40 resolutions whatever. have
been adopted. The meetings at Dover and Wv,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
Summary of Morning News.

FROM WEDNESDAYS COMMERCIAL
The Cuban General jordan dined with the
members of the House Foreign Committee, in
Washington last evening.
The Grand Lodge Of North America of the IN
dependent Order of Good Templars, met at st.
Louis yesterday.
The House Committee on Pacific Railroads
agreed yesterday to report favorably the Trans
Continental or Fremont liailroad BILL
The game Of base ball between the Atlantic,
of Brooklyn, and Nationals of Washington. was
won by the former. The score was 81 to9
The lumber district between Calais, Me-, and
the st. John River il the scene of n confiagra-
tioi threatening great destruction of property
Six Chinese companies of San Francisco. have
drawn up circular for distribution in China, dis
conraging the emigration of Chinese to the Uni
ted States.
Representative Schenck returned to Washing
ton yesterday and it is understood that the
Ways and Means Committee will take up the
Funding bill to-day.
The steamship Lumsden sailed from Norfolk
Tor Liverpool on Monday, but put back yesterday,
on fire in her bunkers. Her ergo is unniured
and she is discharging her coal
Advlces from Winnipeg report that Riel re-
Gently stated to the Legislative Assembly that
the Canadian Governments action in establish
ing the province of Manitoball did not settle the
existing difficulty.
At Cairo, Ills. yesterday, six men at work on
a a railroad were struck by lightning. One of
them was killed and one fatally injured The
others were stunned but not dangerously injured
A man was also killed by lightning at st. Louis,
yesterday
In the Southern Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence yesterday, the report of the Committee on
missions was adopted. 1t declares the action of
the Treasurer of the foreign Board in investing
the funds i'll Erie stock IA reckless Wall street
speculation"
The President yesterday nominated Cen
Gilman Marston to be Governor of Idaho
Utah; j. b. Mexican, of New York. Chief Justice
for Utah, and Capt. s. d. Collins, on the retired
list, to be Commodore on the retired list.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN THIS
COUNTY,

The active, exciting. and earnest canvass of
the popular vote, inside the Republican Party
of this county. to decide who should be the can
didate for Sheriff and Coroner, is closed, and the
result is known. 1t was impossible that, in the
warmth Of sueha struggle. some disappointment
and hurt feeling should not be engendered
Twelve candidates were i'll the field for the Sher-
iffalty, and all seemed to he sanguine of success
All had claims upon their party, and elements of
strength inside its ranks. All had active and
self-sacrifcing personal friends who canvassed
for them. steadily and diligently To be dis
appointed was. therefore, not saisfact DRY re-
suit.
But the unsuccessful have plenty of company;
no single one was consigned to defeat while
the candidate who leads the poll, has succeeded
bya comparatively small plurality Tie vote
for several of his competitors was close and so
large as to be highly complimentary to their
standing, as citizens in the community and as
members OF their party organization. They may
well feel that they have been warmly and kindly
endorsed by many friends and adherents
Under all the circumstances, the Republicans
of New Castle County have reason to be satisfied
with the manifestations of the vote just taken.
1t is severe test of the unity of their organiza-
ton, and a strain oil the harmonious and earnest
feeling which animates its various elements. But
the test has been made, and we believe the strain
will quickly relax. The several candidates can
produce this result readily and we feel sure they
will all do so. All went into the canvass. on the
honorable basis, of supporting the chosen no,ni-
ice, whether he should be themselves or another.
Had they been chosen. they would have expected
most justly and properly. a united support from
all their competitors, and that which they would
have expected for themselves they are we know,
all ready to render
Closing this subject. then. let III close the
ranks Of our party, in New Castle County Lei
every Republican consider himself as called npoi
to do honor 10 the organization Of which lie is .
member. Let ls show that none can exceed us
in the hearty and enthusiastic acQuiescenre wlicl
we give to positive decision justly rendered
We have been told, over and over, how our poll
teal opponents. however they may disagree be
fore the choice of Il candidate. rally to his sun
port, and all labor for him, after he has bee
chosen. 1t is surely not possible that the Re
publican Party is any less faithful to its member
or less Just to its candidates.
Resolved upon success in tllis campaign d,
termined that the aristocratic and tyralinici
power, which so long has swayed its rod of iro
over the state, shall be unseated we are equal
determined to lay on deep and steady fonnda
tons, the groundwork Of future success. ais,
Aud in order to have that ; in order that futui
Nominations may be as well worth contrasting 4
this Of 1870, let every candidate, and every on
his fripuda sloNv ror,l;,l A.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

ADVANCEMENT OF THE CEREMONIES INVITATION
m CONTRIBUTORS
All societies, Sunday schools and other orgai,i-
zations intending to participate in the ceremonies
on Memorial Day, are requested to send their
marshal or some authorized person. To meet
with the Committee of Arrangements. at the
Grand Army Room, Institute Building, at eight
o'clock, on Friday evening, for consultation.
election OF division marshas, and final illstiuc-
tons, as to position i'll the procession, etc.
Persons having flowers to contribute are m.
4uestcd to send the same to the Grand Army
ltoom, on Monday morning, May Both, before ii
O'clock together with their own Names
AS the benefit given the Grand Army by the
Panorama of the Messiah, to raise funds to de-
ira, tray me expenses Of . Memorial Day, proved a
loss, instead of benefit the committee feel il
to DO their disagrecable duty to call on a
charitable public to aid us by contributions
OF money for this OCCASION as the Grand
Army assumes almost the entire expense,
sun, while asking for assistance, the committee
do not wish to force themselves uuon the pnblic
or TO ask OF those unwilling to contribute. They
nave, therefore, opened three books for contrib-
iions one at the book store of Bougl,man.
Thomas Co., i21 Market ST., one ut the Drug
store Of u, II. Bringlnrst. No. 3l7 Market 81,
and at Il. Brngluist Il Co. = drug store cor. Gil
anu Market, where those of orr friends having
me means and disposition to assist us can leave
Their donations, which will he thankfully received
and duly appreciated.
Comrade Thomas q. Fletcher ex-t;oyeruor nf
Missouri, will deliver the Grafton at the stand.
The programme will he published in SATURDAYS
COMMERCIAL
All soldiers and sailors, not membcrs If liza
Grand Army, are invited to meet with the mem
pers OF the Il. A. r., at the Grand Army Room
at LIN, I'M, on Monday and march il, lima wifi,
them to the Cemetery.