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Also, FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger Car at
tached, will leave Wilmington about 400 A. NJ;
New Castle, 4.45; Middetown $50; Clayton, ian; ;
Dover $50; Camden, 915; FELTON,, 1910 and he due
at Harrington about 1890 A. M. Returning, to leave
Harrington about 305 r. NJ, FELTON,, $50, Camden
400, Dover, $50, MORTON, $40. Clayton, $50, Mid
detown, $50, New Castle, 1000, and he due nj Will
nngton about 1880 +. Nj. Subject to delays Incident
to freight business.
This train Will stop to take up passengers only at
stations named but will set down passengers at any
stopping place, EXCEPT Iiare's Corner, state Road,
Delaware junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phadel-
phia at T.40 A. M. Leave Philadelphia 1900 NJ, and
Wilmington LOO II. Nj, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1i.40 A. NJ, and 500 r. Nj. Leave Clayton
Tor Smyrna, $40 A. Nj, and 900 +. NJ, to make con
necton with trains to and from Dover and Stations
south.
CONNECTIONS.
Az Clayton, with NJ. Il ID. K X. for East0n and in
termeuiate places.
At Harrington, with j. 4 Il. r. Il. for Milford,
Georgetown, Lewes and intermediate places.
AT Scaford, with ID. x ID. X. X. for fredericksburg
Cambridge and intermediate stations.
AT Deliar, with f. s. X. II. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne, Crsficld and intermediate stations. Also for
L. q. sEwALL,
Superintendent Del. II II.
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April 2s, 1870.

dor THE VEGETABLE AND FLOWER GAR
IL DEN.
Grass seeds, field seeds, evergreens plants roses
dallias, verbenas, gladi0us, grape vines small
fruits asparagus roots early potatoes onion sets,
books, implements &c.
Dreer's Garden Calender for 1870 fsecond e,lition,
containing full descriptive lists Of the above uJi
pages,) beautifully Illustrated with engravings and
TWO col0rcd plates of .sNew Coeus,r and "orramen-
tai Flower Beds" will be mailed on receipt Of ten
cents. Address HENRY A. DREER
mar3i ,3mw
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An Army Board is to meet at Washington ID
examine all officers whose discharge Is recon-
meiided by commanders and chiefs of staff.
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ERElcHT ROUTE.
TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
IL, izsss szsEsii1l FREIGHT TRAINS OF DEF.
Ei4 H. h.c0nnect(yia ELS r. R.)with
steamboat for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all points
reached by the Seaboard and Roanoke and Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroads and their very extensive
connections. f. @. SEWALL,
October 3D., 1s6S.-ly Supt Del r. r.
Il. NJ WILMINGTON AND READ
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AsToNlsHINcLY LOW RATES.

II. &. \ GO. conclude that it is only necessary Ia
llntc lew ol their offerings rs an index Of the
prices at which This SUPERB STOCK viii lie dis
posed Of To insure an early call.
Handsome Double-wdtl chene Mohairs, Az cents
pouple-foid rouara Mohairs As cents.
Donhe-fo,1 Norwich roplins in The new light
shades, 80 cents.
IIoyles Yard-wide English Prints, % cents.
Printed Satin Cloth, new article for the house or
Walking Costume, 81 cents.
One case q thc Finest Organizes imported % cents
Real Scotch Ginghams, in all colors % cents.
l'wneascs 81 French FOnlard Mohairs which snld
~ w piece Tor Is cents are NOW Offered at s,i
Black Lyons Grs Grains and Drap de- Iy0n. Of The
hest makes, from sl.D 10 = per yard.
Chcnc SILKS Of The latest designs 81 tl,. Paris mar
ny and extra quality, sold last spring al sSa5,
s4.5Q. 80
Striped SILKS from 9i5oto Sam.
blaek Canvas Barcses extra superb quality c9<
Black Canvas Baregcs, q cents.
Black Canvas Bareecs an widths and qualities, IN
Walking suits, Lace shawls, Lace Points
ALL Ar THE NEW RATES.
m,d&w,sepl ,3m,d&w
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II. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.

tt. ssss DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
kt&3 ~ ssiississs.s.sssi.z LINE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 4Tu, 1870.
Passenger Trains will run follows until further
notice.
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agricultural
Apople1y in Sheep.

Soon after the sheep are turned TO grass
in the spring. one OF the best-conditioncd
sheep in the flock is sometimes suddenly
found dead. Tne symptoms which pre-
cede the catastrophe are occasionally no.
ted. The sheep leaps frantically into the
air two or three times, dashes itself on the
ground, and suddenly rises, and dies in a
few minutes.
Where animals in somewhat poor con-
dition are rather forced forward for the
purpose of raising their condition. II some
times happens that they become suddenly
blind and motionless I; they will not fol-
low their companions when approached,
they run about. knocking their heads
against fences, etc.; the head is drawn
round toward one sine; they fall, grind
their teeth. add their mouths are covered
with frothy mucus. Such cases are un-
qiestionably referable 20 determination
of blood To the brain.
Treatment. lfthe eyes are prominent
and fixed, the membranes Of the mouth
and nose highly horid, the nostrils highly
dilated. and the respiration h'borcd and
stcrtorous, the veins Of the head turgid.
the pulse strong and rather slow. add
these symptoms attended by a partial or
entire loss of sight and hearing. IL Is one
OF those decided cases Of apoplcSy which
requires Immediate and energetic treat
mcht. Recourse should ut once bo had to
the jugular vein. and the animal bled un-
ill an obvious constitutional effect is pro-
duccd-the pulse lowered, and the regidi-
ty Of the muscles relaxed. An aparient
should mt once follow bleeding and If the
animal is strong and plethoric. sheep of
the size Of the Mcrino would reqnire at
least two ounces of EPSON salts, and one
Of the largo mutton sheep more. II this
should fail to open the bowels, half an
ounce OF the salts should be given. say
twice n day.
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BE TRUE, AND FAITHFUL, AND vAL1A
BIDDEFORD, ME-, FRIDAY

ing from which they had emerged. anf
pulling out the boatswain's whistle, he
blew three times n shrill, penetrating
blast. 1t was quickly done, and then he
waited with his pistols extended. sr
Two or three figures stood motionless
close by the one who had fallen.
Groans of pain now came from tho fall
en- figure.
But now other figures appeared upoI
the scene. At the sound of The shril
whistle, six or eight men. all armed
sprang up from behind hillock, where
they had lain concealed, and rushed up tf
the two figures. In moment they had
surrounded and seized them.
The watcher then advanced towards
the party.
Who's this Fellow' said he, STOPPING
over the wounded man. and tearing away
the sheet with which he was enyeloped
.Ah, ha! my fine fellow said he; Its
YOU, Is it? So you've lost your bet
The watcher then tore away the sheets
from the others. One was Brown-the
man who held the stakes; the other wa,
one of the company who had been Mt the
inn.
Il am going down there into your place
SO lead on said he.
Who are you.' cried Brown, savagely,
.seizing and shooting innocent persons
like highwaymanr
well. if you want tn know. Tn Cap
tain Sinclair. United States Custom
house officer! You were playful enough
to bet with me, and think Two won 1t.
But come he continued stcrnly. I've sus-
pected you were up to mischief here. I
only came here yesterday. My prcde-
cessors could never trace the extensive
smuggling operations that went on just
about here; but l thought perhaps the
gibbet had something TO do with 1t. You
see I've caught you.'
Brown uttered something between a
curse and IN cntreaty.
Tie LIS hands, lads. Tie up both OF
them
The men obcycd.
Now two ofyou fellows stay here. Has
anybody got a lantcrn?
One of the men procured one.
He lighted Ii. and then descended, by
the orilice through which the three figures
had emerged.
After short distance. he found himself
In passage-way which went down on
the side of n cliff that had been severed
in twain. The path sloped stceply for a
hundred yards or SO, and ended in a cav
ern. Here there were barrels and boxes
and bales in great numbers. The cavern
was Just underneath the. gibbct. IT was
evident that these three smugglers hail
made use ofthe gibbet to frighten people
away from their haunt.
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DAME DIMPLE.

Little Dame Dimple, 50 merry and vise,
shaking your tangled locks over your eyes,
What are you plotting this sunshlny day,
Under the apple trees over the way'
All the birds know you, you queer little elf,
Sometimes think you're birdie yourself;
Chasing the honey bee, home IS they pas,
Watching tho eriekets that ehirp In the grass.
Where ID your sunbonnet, dainty and nc~t'
Where are the shoes for your hare little feet'
Little brown fingers that hide thcm 90 we'll,
What will you do II your secret tell'
One chubby hand holds the ffoek at your knee
PILED full of treasures most wondrous 20 sect
Beetles that crzwled In the dust at your feet,
Grasshoppers, pebbles, and clOver'heads sweet
Sec, there's . butterfly cleaning like gold,
Down goes the frock with It's riches untold.
Dear little Dimple, ve older folks too,
Drop our old treasures 10 reach for the new.
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THE DOTE.
Br JEAS ISGELow.

Coo, dove, 70 thy married mate,
She has two warm eggs In her nest, - u
Tell her the hours are few 10 walt
Fro life shall dawn on their rest =.
And thy young shall peck at tho shells, elats
With dream OF her brooding breast.
Coo, dove, for abe counts the hour, -
!. Her fir wings ache for flight, 80 y
ny day the apple has grown In tho flowers,
And the moon has grown BY night,
And the white drin settled nom hawthorn bowor,
Yet they viii not seek the light. ~
Coo, dove, bat what Of the sky, = - :.
And what n the storm.wind swell, -.
And the reelnE branch como down from on high
To the grass where daisies dwell, rel 80
And the brood beloved should With them lie,
Or ever they .bssak ths sssll, ..sr1I q -,
Coo, dove, and yet the black clouds lower, 49,
Like hte, on the iar-on 80, :, -.
Thunder and Wind they bear 70 thy bower, -.
Az on winEs of dsstiny. h1-trfsrs rti-Frls,l 80
Al, what " they break In an evil hour, ','s'7,
Abbey broks over mine aod me.
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to the consistency of the gcntlemcn who
arc so anxious TO press business. will
end this matter here. / withdraw my
request to be excused and am willing To-
pay my fine. s
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2setrp.
A BOYsS SON0.
ny nARIAS HARrLKr.

Oh the Future 10 my king,iomi
strong its battlements and towers,
Drosd and rich It's far donations,
WIDE and high It's deathie-s powers.
All the princes of this kinciom
Win u only In the night,
And their final crown OF glory
Is-ths triumph Of tho right.
From my klnciOm cf the Future
Iwill urest the glittering gAin,-
I will win by toll and patience.
Win by stsife In spite Of palm.
IL shall give me wealth and honor,
10 shaii give me joy and light,
And my hnai crown Of glory
Shall be-triumph Of the right.
What though should fall In hastlst
stiii the good cause never dies,
And noble Future waits me,
High and glorious In the skies.
They've no room for loss or failure,
They've no fear of death and night
Whose nnai crown Of glory
1.-the triumph Of the right.
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New Jersey fats are TO be reclaimed, except
the many Who are irreclaimablc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30

The infantry, in the above state
ment of the army on a peace foot
ting comprises l2i regiments, the
cavalry 66 regiments and one squad
ron, and the artillery % regiments.
The full military strength Of France
is very great, but iudoterminatc,
owingt to thcmilitary training which
the entire adult male population of
the country receives, ndwhi6h rem
ders them all liable TO serve. The
military force consists OF three d.
visions, namely: The active army
thearmy Of reserve, and the Nation.
al Guard Mobile. The active army
as enumerated amounts to 404, 192
the army Of reserve 100000, mnC
the National Guard, when fully or
ganiaed, to 43S,723 men, making
total force OF l,3l2, 915 soldiers.
The French Navy consists of 6.
irQn-clads, carrying 672 guns, %
screw steamers carrying l,547 gun:
81 paddle steamers carrying Ii
guns, and llS sailing vessels, carry
ing GIL guns, making atotal of4O
f war vessels with 3,045 guns.
!, The French navy is commando
by 2,21s officers of different grade
the sailors afoat and on shore, nun
, bcrcd 39,3l6in 1869, which, togetl
, CT with engineers, dock-yard lohoI
crs, navy surgeons, and others COZ
= nccted with the force, bring Il
: grand total of men engaged in Il
service of the imperial fleet up
.i74,I93. On the war footing Il
strength OF the navy can be raise
/, to 10000 men, thisbcing the nun
her entered on the lists of the ma
+. atimo CONSUMPTION. Exclusive
e, the above are the marines and Il
I colonial troops,amountingto 1852
TUE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATE,
ARMY.
4 The Constitution of the Nor
German Confederation declares tn
every North German is liable to sc
1t vice, and that no substitution is,
lowed, The strength ofthe FEEDER
army on the peace footing is S,
tied upon the basis Of one per cen
y OF the population, and the Prussii
y military legislation is applied to
the States OF the federation. 7
1t total strength OF the army Of. I
If North German Confederation
= Sl9,35S men on the peace footil
d and to 977 ,262 men on the warfot
ting. These troops are classed
follows;
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Enellgh temale Blttrrs.

The only aetnoSicig ed Uterine Tori ma n.
maie Regulator known wi'ftuft % NOSE sSsf
plalnts above mentioned II an ihcfta Ny short
iimn. The Bittertat ohcc a%r5tises, strengthen
aul restores fhe womb 20 iis na'0rhl cunditibn.
frmotins DISTINCTIONS Relieving pain aud reg
ulaiiua ihc monthly period. Yonder stand a.
pale feeble and htneaid girl inst hhtAirr into
wom1nhoud She s. The pride Of alL hot bark I
shc silently steals q pickle, eats ehalk Or a
slate pencil no appetite for tocd She turns
witha dull wye end seeks solitude; Der eye no
longer sparkles ner merry laugh Il no longer
heard ringing through theair; shemopas about
with bloodless lips and gums, with headache,
palpilaton, constipation, slsimmingof The head
cold feet and hands mcfoHchoiy; she Mas a
coated tongue, offensive breath, and a host Of
other evils too numerous 10 mention.
When neglected all these systems become ag-
ravatcd, there IL sick stomach, heartburn. d
dark line settles under the eyes, the legs and
aucles are swollen, the hair looses its gloss and
falls OIL there Is u brittleness and splitting Of
the fnger-nails, swollen abdomen, extreme ner-
y%ousness, frettulness, panes and aches dry
cough, Hysterical Fits, rapid prostration
epilepsy and dca,hi II YOU, or any Of your
friends, are thus afflicted, send at once for a
bottle Of English Female Bittets and be cured
Its effects are magical in such complaints
surely no mother will postpone and delay I'M
iii
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p $50
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nh'h vide "a iutl y alm ~
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Womb. aHf ihtf n lhf I'll fzHH
ul'uu 'le fma'e co.'s fht0uehl ne live fftsfl
m.ltfi 4.H smaH H4s Hiff I'll =
'hf GIf at 81 ~ w idli 81 Sefm#f
ls ihefa h1 fam hiHtfian ~ emeiftf y ne
will come Zoo iho.t fescpef W. khte fH
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InSolyent Notice.

To the creditors of George Williams, deceas.
ed The estate of said deceased, having beer
declared insolvent at the July term, 1870, o
the Chancery Court of Pamela county, MisSis
sippi, this is 10 notify you that unless you pro.
bate your claims against said estate and have
them registered in tho Office ofthe Clerk of said
court by the 4th monday of July, 1871, they
will he forever barred.
NJ, T. WILSON, Executor.
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Executors Notice.

Whereas Let,ors of Excntorshlp upon the
Estate Of John s. Nc Ghee deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, by the Chancery
Court of Pamela County Mississippi at the
July trem 1870, thereof. Now all person hav-
ign claims against the Estate Of said ~testator,
are requested to exhibit the same, aud have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
Edward +. Nc Ghcc,
William T.. Nc Gehee,
Executors.
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Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows a want Of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill,
in his work on Diseases Of Females, says
" Bearing in mind that the blood,is remarkably
deficient IN red corpuscles, and the knownprop-
erty of iron to correct this condition, theory
suggests itas the most to be relied ON, the best
Of which isthe Citrate Citrate 0. lion enters
largely into the composition Of English Female
Bttters, combined with powerful vegetable ton-
les Of rare qu lities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the
piny woods OF Mississippi, is found q certain
hard and ilinty root, which has been in secret
use by some old mid-wives for many years,
possessing magic powers in regulating and re-
storing all females suffering with any affection
Of the womb. This root we have obtained,
gave it a fair trial in our practice and it is now
one of the principal ingredients in these Bitters
Other powerful and general tonics also cntel
into its composition. We also add Leptandri,
or Black Root, sufficient to act npon the live
and keep the bowels open. - M
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CiN Fgr SSllSs WHIP FRENCH
MN?

many Americans, lhal as soldiers
the Germans are stubborn rather
than brilliant fighters. Its for this
reason that the opinion is 80 fire.
qucntly expressed that the French
will be successful in the first en-
gogcments Of the present war, and
the Prussmns in the end. Mr..
Daniel Roemer, a wcll-informed
European writer in the Cincinnati
Commercial, referring to the bat
ties of 1912, 1914 and 1916, IN
which the Prusslans were often
exclusively pitted against the
French alone, so as to afford test
trials Of the relative fighting Prov
ess of these two peoples, says
Republican 4 Times.)
There were ten great battles in
1912, namely: Lutzen. May 2;
Bautzen, May 20 and 81 Luck
.nau, June 3; Gross-B ceren, Au-
gust %; Katzbach, August 26 /;
Dresden, August &c and 27
Kuhn, August 30; Dennewitz,
September 6; Leipzig, October l6
Is and 10; Hanau, October 20
and 80, besides the engagement of
Wartenberg, October 3, the com
bat of Moeckern, near Magdeburg.
April s, not to de COMPOUNDED with
the battle Of Mocckern, October
l6, which formed an episode in the
battle of Leipzig. The combats
of Konigswarthea and Weissig, May
IL, the combat AM oerder Wald.
September Is, the combat neal
Weimer between Tcttenborn ant
l. -. a..
L.eFevre Decrouettes, whose date
} ! have forgotten, and innumerablt
smaller fights, impossible to re
,, member. g u
! The only battle in which Prus
=, slams alone, without being incum
bered by Russians or Austrians
fought the French, were Lucknau
Gross Beeren, Katzbach and Den
+ newitz and the engagement o
T. Wartenberg, in all five Of whic.
: the prussians were the victor:
The battle of Dennewitz is more
over, the most glorious victory Q
4 this century. Forty thousan'
% prussians under Bulow utterl
d routed seventy thousand French
l. men under Ney. No nation ca
show $ ch a glorious victory i
' the present century. In the yea
= lSl4 there were six lmportal
battles; La Rothier, February |
Barsur Aube, February 81 Laor
n March Q and 10; Montereal
March Is, | believe; Arcis 81
r Aube, March 20, and Paris, Mare
H. 80; then the engagement Of CT;
al onne, March $, if | rcmembt
"#E.
Z right the combats Of Chempal
bert, Eauchamps, Etoges, Nom
!, miraii, besides minor fights, as fc
h. instance La Fell, Champenoise
be OF these the Prussians alone Ell
is gagged the French at Laon, Etog,
6, and Montmirail, in the first victor
Gus, in the two latter they wei
beaten. In ISl5 there were tw
battles, Lignay and Waterloo, ar
two engagements, at Quatrebra
and Watre, beside the small,
~ lights, OF tiles the prussiar
80 fought alone at Lisney and Wavre
~ in the former they were heater
the latter was undecided.
- Wall paper IS printed in all co
:. ors at a single operation, and !
II rapidly that a single machine "
SC pfint fourteen miles of paper in
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Common Grog-shop Bitters.

Empty Bitters bottles. of various- styles, can
be FOUND around almost every dwelling and
cabin throughout the hand Their taste Is
pleasant, and are adrertised to cure almost every
disease, while the manufacturers kaow they
possess no medical properties whatever. They
are so many DISCUSSES for sxcsediagiy common
beverages which do not, nol can possibly cure
any one. s
Beware Of sepleasant bitters in quart bot
ties, they contain a sting for your yitals, and
he who buys them carries 4 ~'topcrss' grcr into
his house. One man who knows nothing
about medicine, says his big bottles Of common
stuff will cure chills and fever, rheumatism
and consumption onother. whose bot,lss are
very fancy, cures all Impurities ofthe blood
makes old men young, castsaout devils, restores
sight to the blind, and numerous other mirac-
les; while yet another, who presumes every
man o drunkard, proposes to cure collie, in
growing nails, yellow fever, heart disease and
love-sick maidensll We know they rake no
such cures, we now the people atlarge are de-
ceived oud swinddied. and as we desire 10 yea
tiiate these common ~hnmhags, make the fellow
ing challenge to one andall.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30
VARIETIES.
Special Meeting of The Board OF
Supervisors.

4 special meeting of the Board Of Supervi-
surs of Pamela County Mississippi will be held
at the Court house OF said County in the town
of Panols on Monday August the LIST 1870.
BY order Of said Board.
Issued July 10th 1879
J. IL. Pierce Click.
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