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DON'T WASTE TIME AND LABOR
by using up an old Axe. Send 81 80 TO
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh,
Pa, and they will send a tip-top Axe. Ex-
pTessage paid. Half day lost IN grinding
will thus be saved.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20
IEeaIth's Hest Defence.

The weak eateth hcrbs ST. Paul so that eighteen
hundred years the value of medicinal plants was appecia
ted In the Old Testament botanical remedies are
rec"nmcnd hut IN no passage Uf history
c"mmcnd" to swallow caomel blue pill anv other
ra preparation TIL" sick directed To eat prr To- STRENGTH
en- them to purity Them I" heal thcm restore them IN
that day tn" art n making extracts was
The herbal medicines were iniusions
was reservoir "r later age to unite the sanitary
OF tonic "pereh aud anbilous roots, barks punts
an active sumuant and thus :hcir rapid diffusion
r"ush thc deblatcd or dSoUrcd system The crnwning
triumph "i TINS effective mode of apply ing
e virtues oi medicinal vegetables achieved in the pro-
"h "' h"Stetcrs Stomach Bittcrs. Never had
p''"cty pure alcoholic Snuart heen combined
pressed juices OF the finest specifics of the vegetable Kingdom
'' ye u"u"h eighteen have elapsed
uc" mas lhiS great restorative equacd. II taken
III All cllnCS the potent against
P'"'S' "s protection against all unhealthy rNhaatiuns
@ P"uuce debility and hcgct disease remedy
ana other malari0uR appetizer gen
tonic ana invlgorant ntlc, painless aperIcut as
cPufehi HS ncrNInc; Tor bilious affections;
harmless anOdynr; and as the BEST pEFENCk or HEALTH
~ uhAN"able circumstances such Scdcntay pursuits
"' "diy or ncmtal hardship prIvation and
rAposuIt
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

ROAD ON BOMBAY HooK.-A number of
the levy Court Commissioners Of this county
went to bombay Hook last week to locate a
new road across that island They reviewed
the road constructed by private enterprise two
years ago, and for which an appropriation has
been asked, but they refused to accept it, from
some cause. 1t is said to be too narrow, and
not sufficiently elevated above the level of the
marsh. An appropriation was promised for a
suitable road, however, and Mr.. Enorh Spru-
ance has commenced the construction Of one
to run from his farm on the island to the road
on the main land that intersccts the farms of
Mrs. NJ. \. Cummins and j. NJ. Voyhell Il
will be about 81 miles in length, and will make
that part of the island about s miles from
Smyrna, instead of IA, by the present circu
tous route. There ought to be two or three
more roads to the island, and it is hoped the
private road referred to may receive an appro-
priation from the county, as it leads to some of
the best farms on the island. 1t is stated that
the Commissioners would have accepted it had
someot the interested parties evinccd the prop
er spirit toward them.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

TIE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE hEWEs PIER
The bill offered in Congress several weeks ago
making an appropriation Of $225, 900 for the
construction of an iron or stone pier at Lcwes,
was finally passed on Friday last, before the
adjournment. The news created the greatest
enthusiasm at Lcwcs The citizens turned out
en- neSCs, and everything that would make a
noise, from the largest cannon in the place to
the mcanest fire cracker, was brought into re-
QuSltiun. Salutes were fired every few min
utes On Friday afternoon. This is an import
ant measure both for that town and the Shin
ping interests of the Atlantic. From two to
three hundred vessels, valued sometimes, with
their carGoeS, at $500, coo, 600 are sheltered
in the harbor at one time. 1t is the most i'm
portant harbor between New York and Nor
folk. BY the construction of pier it may be-
ccltie an important point for furnishing sup
pics as steamers, in the winter season, are
frequently detained there weeks at time,
short of coal, water, &C., to obtain which they
have to go to Norfolk. With araroad, pier
and Il fine harbor, it is not to be wondered at
the ancient village should be inspired
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Inns near tins town, "n Thursday last He ar
rived that morning from home in his usual
health aud died III the evening.
There will be a Camp Meeting held in levi
| mas Woods, near Milton, Sussex Co., to com
mence July 2Jth.
A man named Chas. H. Collins was sent to
Dover last week, on writ from ESQUIRE Car
row of this town, for stealing a lot of clothing
and $40 in cash, the property of Manlovo
Jones and Robert Jackson, living with Mr.
| VIM. Jones, in Rsymond's > Neck, with whom
Collins had hired the day before
Andrew CrumIiSh, prominent contractor Of
" llmlngton WIS seriously injured Monday hy
being thrown from Il carriage. The brldle
was taken off the horse whilst he was attached
to- the carriage, aud lie ran away.
~ woman was walking on the railroad track,
above Wilmington, on Saturday, as train was
passing OH the adjoining track, and she became
so frightened that she Jumped in front Of the
locomotive and WIS instantly mangted and
killed
The old road to " Fraland' the Bombay
| Hook watering place, is now in order
The new books for Smyrna Library have
been sent for and vii be ready for use in a
short time.
Mr.. John Logan, on Bombay Hook, has cut
about 10 tons Of timothy off OF 80 acres Of
land, which a few years ago was not regarded
as worth one dollar per acre.
4 match game Of base bail is to be played
in tins town on Friday afternoon next, between
the Pioneers and the Camden club.
After five days Of the most opprcssivcly no:
weather a heavy rain visited US yesterday, and
the atmosphere is cooler.
The telegraph rates have been reduced. A
dispatch of ten words from Clayton to Phila,
now costs IS cts, instead Of IS, as formerly.
4 few crates OF peaches were shipped from
! Clayton on Monday -rrcm2tures. They were
offered in town this morning at ) 90 per basket
\ number of peach men are visiting om
town from New York city, looking after con
slgnmcnts, securing agents, etc.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

THE DEMOCRATIC GCDEEHArORrAt CAxp1-
DATE.-Notwithstanding the Dover Ring have
determined upon Mr.. James Ponder. of Mil
ton, for Democratic candidate for Governor.
still other persons are named by those not in
the : family Many in New Castle are demand
ing that the candidate shall come from that
quarter, inasmuch as that county has not filed
the Gubernatorial chair for over twenty years.
Accordingly such old Democrats as Andrew C.
Grey, DR.. Il. /. Askew, Mr. Du Pont. and
others prominent in the State and in the party.
arc talked of. Outside Of New Castle we see
but enc name mentioned besides Col. Ponder
that OF Col. George W. Cummins, of this
town. Two correspondents Of the Ga@ette, one
from this county and one from New Castle.
have suggested his name This would doubt.
less be wise selection if any one out of the
ring stood any chance Of the candidature. but
1t is not likely that the Colonel would accent
the nomination even if his chances were the
best that could be desired, as he has disclaim-
Ell all aspirations of a political nature, come
from what source they may The leaders
doubtless know his strength, but this will have
little force in his present relations to the
family"
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

CONGRESS. The Forty first Congress closed
its second session on Friday evening last. The
following is concise summary of its doings,
as we find them in an exchange: The taxes
haze been reduced sixty millions, the Tariff
thirty millions, and the Department expenses
twelve millions less than the estimates. The
funding of the debt will save so, 600 900 an
hually. The Banking facilities have been
extended, free banking authorized, and the
National Bank system firmly and forever fixed.
Four States have been reconstructed, and the
Union restored, as far as legislation could do
1t. The army and navy have been reduced ::
peace with the Indians assured new and i'm
portant railways authorized, and regulations of
elections and naturalization instituted. AT the
same time that this industry has been display
ed by the Legislative branch, the greatest
economy has been practiced by the Executive
Departments; and the year and the session
have been such that we can on them appeal
with confidence to the country.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

THE CHINESE QUESTION. the first n,pe
OF this issue we give the most comprebensive
article we have seen on the Chinese Question,
which Il now claiming such large share of
the public attention. 1t re1Lws the subject
rather lmpartiay, but still shows some appre-
hensIons OF danger from the great influx Of
coolies into the country, Notwithstanding the
immense room We have to spare ard the i'm.
menSe amount Of land we have untitled
tweIve,'hrtecrths of the whole country. But
a much az re dread this influx it is NOT So
great as ~o imagine. We are by no means
thre"t.n ! with Chinese deluge. Senator
Missouri, in his speech in Congress
IN support of Mr.. Stewards bill TO nrevent
Chinese coolic contracts, stated that the "larp-
est number arriving in one year, 1869, was
l2'oOO, and 1t was fair estimate to presume
that 1t would take seventy five years to bring a
million. But say what we may concerning
their immigration pass what laws we NAV to
prevent 1t; persecute them as much as we NAV
when they come among us; form what leagues
we may in opposition to their labor, still they
come and still they find work. It seems to he
Question of demand and supply that is to
regulate the Question. Congress may prevent
the system Of slavery known as coolie con-
tracts, but no law can keep them from our
shores. Labor Associations are denouncing
them in the most earnest and honest manner,
yet capitalists give them employment. The
Irish citizens, and others, persecute them in
California, yet with all their opposition 10000
OF the dusky Mongclians completed the Pacific
railroad, while 500 have been sent for to COM
pletc a railroad in Tennessee, and as many
more to finish one In Canada. Political parties
oppose their coming, yet Republican shoe
maker In Massachusetts employs 100 and a
Democratic proprietor of a cotton mill in Cali
F'rnia employs 500. New England has secured
the services Of a few, while Louisiana Is inn
porting them by the thousand The house
wives of New York city are anxious to secure
their services in place Of Bridget, whilst New
Orleans is making Dinah vacate the kitchen
for him. Popular sentiment is against him !;
the politicians are against him the foreigners
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

New SYSTEM OF DRAINING.-Thc Middle
town Transcript says that }. B. Fcnmore,
E>n, Of that town, is erecting on his farm, near
Odessa, occupied by his son, Mr. Samuel Fcni-
more, Chesapeake Baing Wheel, for the
purpose OF lifting the water from his meadow
of about one hundred acres. The wings of the
wind power will have sweep of % feet, l2B
each from centre to circumference Its capaci-
ty, if driven by steam, would enable it to dis
charge 10000 gallons per hour; but as it is to
be driven by wind its capacity remains to be
tested. 1t Mr.. Fenimore vince. should prove
to be successful, many more of them will be
employed upon the mar,hcs and meadow lands
of the Delaware and it's tributaries. We learn
that f. T. Perry, ESD, is about to have two
copper pumps erected upon his farm in that
vicinity; This system is perhaps taken from
Holland, acountry which would be perpctualy
inundated but for its dykes, canals and wind
mills. It is said to have twelve thousand
mills Of this kind, of colossal size, in constant
Use, Bombay Hook could doubtless be reclaim
ed in this way.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

OAEINHroN CANp MfFrIvH The Canl
Mertno, known "a the Fliih National. com
mencrd on Tuesday last at Oakjnn,ou 1yn
miles below liayre de- Grace, on the i. " X
b. Railroad. The grove consists of eighty
acres, heavily wooded, mostly with white oak.
but is far behind Camden for shade. The
railroad passes directly through it from east to
west. The ground rs beautifully laid of in ave
nueS, atfordinp accommodation for 900 tents
On Friday there were on the ground lust six
hundred and thirty two tents hy actual count
an! many have computed the crowds u,.on the
ground as numbering 10000. Almost every
state in the t'n;nH + s""rrrScftod and Eurn,u.
and ASIa raCi! iaHH tent Enc stand will
seat 30 ministers. The boarding arran.cncnls
nre moat ample; eight boarding tents have
been erected with tables 500 feet long, capailr
II dining ut one time 1..,tJO. Minister'S Of all
denominations are present \ delegation Of
Quaker: from Ohio arrived on the GROUND a
lrw days since, who wcr2 ICHiitiod wi,h the
great revival which rcc"ntlv swept o,cr Dor
tions of the State. Rev Dr. Doar,man. Of
the Baptist Church, author OF the " Higher
Christian life, has been present in nearly
every service expressing his sympathy with
this great movement. There ar. two daily
newspapers published on the ground A large
number Of police, said to be from Baltimore
aud Philadelphia, are there The Western
mon Telegraph Company and Adams Express
Company have Offices and are kept busy.
I There Is also II daily mail and post e4fce. An
immense tent called the tabernacle has been
erected at the head Of the grounds and is
without doubt, the largest tent in the world.
1t covers 10000 square feet, and allowing FIVE
square feet for each person, will give standing
room for 5000 persons. It is regularly seated,
and can accommodate about 900 sitting. \
Baltimore correspondent says: The type Of
Nlethodistn seen here is not such as we are ac-
cuStomed to see in Maryland, but is eiainently
New England Indeed Northern preachers,
as general thing, are at its head, ard strike
its Keynote We would not make the impress
sion that the meetings are culd or liieless, but
that the feeling smorc like pcnt up tica
! than the roaring bubhlng element often seen
here. 1t is pleasant to witness the minqlins
OF SO heterogeneous a mass as is here seen
every State in the ! oion and nearly every re
ligious denomination is represented, and vet
all participate in the services, and for the time
being, at least, seem to be one in spirit.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

C0tORED DEMOCRATIC N0TERs. The Pal
tlmure Sun says that the colorcd people Of tn,
ninth ward who are friendly to democratic con
Servatlye principles hatC cstabli she'd THEN
headquarters at ii Holiday street, where al
cOlOrcd men who have independence enough t.
think and act for themselves are requested to
attend. The room Is open every evening in
the week. 1t is said that many of the most in
teIigcnt and wealthy colorcd citizens of the
city are connected with this movement,
An attack was made ly mob Of Catholic
IrlShmcn ON Tuesday upon an excursion party
of Orangemen and their wives and children,
who were celebrating the anniversary of the
battles of the Boync and Aughrim, at Elm
Park, New York. Clubs, knives, pistols and
other weapons were used, and three men were
killed and about fifty wounded.
LOCALIZED IlOLDAYS. Tho Senate having
passed the House bill, making certain days le-
galized holidays throughout the United States,
it will so into effect at once. The 22d day of
February, New Years Day, Good Friday
Fourth of July, and Christmas Day are made
legal holidays by the bill.
At San Francisco an anti Chinese Conven-
tiOn was organized by the labor associations on
Friday night. The meeting directed its Presi-
dent to inform the six Chinese companies of
San francisco that - 1t was considered unsafe
for Cinnamon to come to the United States,
and to so notify the Chinese Government.
At match race of carrier pigeons, during
the month of May, two pigeons flew distance
OF seven hundred miles in less than eight hours
They were let loose in the morning at t clock
In Pesth, Hungary, and arrived, at clock
p NJ: at COlogue, although in an exhausted
condition.
Il is estimated that the name of Geo W.
Chllds is cut, carved, painted, dotted, or en-
grayed at least thousand times on the
Philadelphia ledger building