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nov Is the scsson when C1tazTh and Throa.
Diseases advance most rapidly INTO Bronchitis
| and Consumption, and when al diseases o: ths
breathing organs are most aggravated. Tho fsar.
fai rapdity Of progress Of these terrible maladies
and the great number 0. deatns By Coo.pupt1oo
now occurring, should admontah III who. are Al.
1tcted With any diseases Of the breathing orxauA
TO make Immediate and rational erora to recover,
before it has adranced 10 IN lncuzahae stage.
AneeIecsed cod. ca,azEh Of The head, throat
disea1es or bronchitis, ends in consumption and
death. It maJ he sooner or ls.er-she nrozrcss
OF the daease may be ssp:a or e!ou-ou. the re-
su,s Is Inevitable.
The headache, vertigo, and confusion; the In
paired sense Of smelling, seeing. hearing, and
tasting; the discharged RON the noat,ils, and
banking and clearing the throst OF offensive ne-
creuoas; the hearing Of false sounds, as Of roar
Ing or ringing noises In the ear; or feve1lsa
condition Of the nossrls, depression Of Spirits
these are the symptoms Of Cata-se -syer to no
mistaken.
But Il to these symptoms We add drJue&a OF the
throat, aHeli!ug, redness expectoration, sen.tyo-
ness, weas.ne4s upon reading aloud. or singing, or
conversation, or q slight hacking cough, we may
be sure the terrible dlsease has reached the
throat, and Is advancing rapidly to tie lungs.
The eject ia nHzD1A7r, DIRECT, and cKR7Al1.
Improvement Is apparent from the nrst hour Of
, 1870-01-11
NOTICE.

An asstnnent has this day been ordered BY the Dt.
Eo.t Ia required By the act Of tneorporaon1 Of tea
ger cent on the premium notes Of -The Home MutuA
Fire 1nzu.anee Company Of DNnolAn the same being
dae md ray able the annual expiration Of each policy
OF la.uc.uee, for + high aid notes were given
j. T. MURPHY, Seety,
, 1870-01-11
South America,

0VUEA -KI0E1IEhs
4 AoSIEyDEo EASE REsCNEa.
LISBON, Js-.. 10.
Later mail datea from Nonteyideo, tuar received,
ANNOUNCE that the great bank IL that city, which
YVES recently compelled 10 suspend, has resumed
, 1870-01-11

Bank Rebborys
TROY, Jan. 1at-The Eort4 Adhma savt1r
Daek was 1obbed lat night u 1000 In Vnited
6tAied bondl,
, 1870-01-11
SOME OF THE
BARGAINS
ROSS 6 GONI&E'y
GREAT
CLOSING OUT
SALE!
Commencing Monday, Jan'y 10.

Am. DcIatncs, l2 IL cents.
saicntin Dress Goods, 15c.
A1l-SVool PInfds, 81 lie.
Double-Nildth PopIIns and Pom.
lin Alpncas, 31c.
One Dollar Dress Goods reduced
10 soc.
81 so Dress Goods to 75c.
$500 Dress Goods to S1,OO,
Velour Reps and EpanElIncs
from $3.50 to l.5O.
Striped Sflks for s6c.
Heavy Striped SnGins for S1.OO.
RICH SILKS reduced from
$500 TO ~. so.
, 1870-01-11
COAL.
COAL.
COAL.
COAL, ,

| We offer to the
trade and large
consumers, 200 car
loads Of Peter Hay
den's Hooking; VAL
ley Coal, and 200
cars from the Pan
Handle Mines, in
Pennsylvania, at
5000 per ton on
track, shippers
NtlSAtS, CdSN. We
will retail Hooking
Valley Coal Of the
very best quality
at $3.50 per ton,
delivered.
MINER T,AMES&C0,,
1 West Randolph.st,
, 1870-01-11
Notice

Il teseby given that GRO. P TREADwAY has 70
elErtd the Agency Of tho Albany Olsy Insurance Ga
faE1e ptpsftneuth and ~ unsrttied buAioes can b
referred 10 y. ": HOLDEN. lIs Lasa1esf. AanxxcS
], L. HECkH1rH,
EEActa1 II Arine DepArt:ufut.
, 1870-01-11
ECONOMY! ECONOMY

1VVINVN* GIVN Vm
The oEdts Of the day. l. MAOLEAN. Dt.s Block.
Room = teised n ne most Eodetn ie4prpFemepss u
rzee ntase namely III for plans and specific ations
Tor lafEs cetA1, and Il toz Eupe1tntende1ce L4rEe
buildings Act front elevations consider atly Ie7s,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

LsO, DEALER IN PICTURRN,
pain T,thorrsphs, Photographs, Etc.
Frames of alf kinds and styles ready on hand
and made to order. As have Complete As
sortmcnt OF Mouldings, am prepared TO frame
Pictures In any required style:
/ have good stock OF STATIONERY, Blank
Books, Cutlery. School Books, Song Books,
Sheet Music, ETC.. etc. . ......
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE DEMANDS OF GERMANY.
rr,r rr,v rRoSTIER-oNLY PART OF LORRAINE
TO BE ANNEXED.
rpRoM ORR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT .. ..

TFROM OUR SPECIAL CORREsfoNDhHl'l --.. .-
BERLIN, Sept IL have just been ofhclaliy
,,rnsd ,bat Telegram which undertook to send you
Lac, Monday evening and which spoke OF the fears en-
tertained here that the proclamation OF the Republic In
France will rouse people thereof 70 ne" anu
tend TO proong the war and leopard the
contained besidcs the news OF the reported death Oh
Mrba MaeMahon and Of the arrival OF the emperor a
msh5be-was not forwarded, ON account OF the
"nadmissibity Of its contents as the officials 10 .e
not, 20 me have IL Now is not this rather small Dusf
ne. In country like Prussia. and in times IKE these
IL ia however on par with trick played py 'ne ''
;teur OF Prussia the Saotsansetger. iha' Jourhab M
maintaining the addresses to the King ana uerAn peopo
aganst the mediation and intervention OF neuras IN tne
war which have heretofore sent you In uii' "heo III
the former the phrase "union and freedom Oh Ger
many and in the latter united Tree empne' "''i'
suppresses the words freedom" and =" free.
Ns,tber King william nor Count Bismarck VIII DC aoe
IN resist the popuar demand for Alsace anu
though il appears the latter does not mean 10 ne o
whole OF Lorraine. In appointing Governors "ehe o
hese proynees IL is significant fact mat the
n.nts of Thionyille Metz, Chatean-sains' eaiiosuo
,n,nes and saarburg are detached from LORRAINE anu
added 10 Alssce That province, therefore, anu sn'
d,s.emepts named WILL 1t is believed be insisted Oh Dy
the rreat Chancellor and II that be the case ana he oo
In accomplish his object then the bouhunS VI
viii hereafter run from the French Luhenuue iin''
where that line south OF Esch turns from sou'ne 'o
an eastern direction. along tho Moseho' ~
from ths, rivcs of frop I'VE " Tan mi'os uhs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
p Juason Rich. late pastor Of a

The Rev. A. Judson Rich, late pastor of a
Calyinist Church, in Westminster MAS has had the
good or Ill fortune las the reader peases 10 become
1rr,,arian. Desirous suppose, Of parting with his
,a o,hodo. flock upon amcable terms, he made to II
ro.n, ~ two fagons communion service. This
auSsome undoubtedly; but the Church was suspicious
s L. Rcn and his vessels, and sent them back again.
~ ~ s IN the great injury of the genemans feelings
We sometimes read hear that this Is an age on Christ
% , a IN aud too much OF what earnest
@ na ,hers may be- has decided smell OF bigotry Per
haps We are not half 30 liberal IN so thihA 'usoN"N
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
NEW YORK, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81, sO-TRIPLE SHEET.

the Mosee Corny, between Metz and Ponta- MONS
son; then following eastwardy the Mosee, and aiter
ward the Meurthe In distance Of ten 10 fifteen miles,
until IL strikes the principal mountain chain on the
vosges From there 1t would be the as the present
boundary Of the Departments Bas Rhin and Haut Rn'
ThiOnyille and Metz woud become German, while Pont-
a-Mousson, Nancy Luneyille, and Blauvet would re
main French. 49, =
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

Recently in Berlin, $50 couples appeared
during Sunday TO be married in church without pre-
yous publication OF the bans, in consequence OF '
rapid mobilization Of the army. How many oi '
newly made wives not to-day. be wido~s'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE SIEGE OF sTRAsBOURG.

DETAILS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A CORRESPONDENT-GENERA PLAN OF
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TELEGRAPH.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

This extraordinary production, with its hold fslshca
toB Of the ISSUE and its covert, but unmistakable.
threat that whoever opposed himself to the wishes Of the
Inagnaninous Emperor Napoleon Ill would be punished
A. am enemy Of public order, can hardly have emanated
from any other pen than that Of NJ. Pietr But even
from him the announcement that the sardnlsns already
owed "inhexible fidelity" 10 the French Emperor, is
rather astonishing.
second proclamation, nearly TO the same purpose
was issned by the syndic Malaussena.
"PEILOw CITIZENS: You are called upon TO accom-
s4A a. "a ylicb viii mark InenIorSbLe epoch Ia your
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18
Hiteheoek,s Analysis or .hs nln,,.

Our town is now being canvassed for
this great and labor-savipg work in the
study of the Bible, by the agent for this
county, Mr.. w. Wallace Wood.
1t comes strongly recommended both by
the Pulpit and the Press, from all parts
of the country.
From testimonials from our clergymen
and others, published below, too much
cannot be claimed for it. We have ex-
amined the work and find it to be a COM
plete guide to the study of the Bible. 1t
is economy to purchase such work, as it
fills the place of six books. containing the
Holy Bible, topically arranged; Cruden's
Concordance, Life of Christ, History of
the Jews, Pronouncing and Interpreting
Dictionary, History of the Bible, Diction-
airy of Religious Denominations in the
World, &c. &c. An Alphabetical Index
OF subjects enables the reader to turn read
lily to any subject desired, when all the
verses Of the Bible bearing on the subject
will be found. Mr.. Wood will call upon
our citizens and take pleasure in showing
the work. We bespeak for it a large SALE
Read the testimonials:
Aiddlctown, Del. June 3, 1870.
am well acquainted with DR.. Hitchcock's re-
putation and ability and have full confidence in
the work which he has prepared, entitled 'tCom-
plete Analysis of the Holy Bible" and commend
II to those who would study intelligently the Sa-
cred Scriptures. JoUN pATToy
Pastor OF the Forest Presbyterian Church.
MiddletoVn Del. June 2, 1870.
Without hesitation heartily commend Hitch
COCK work, as most complete analysis of the
Bible. II Co1u,zrn
Pastor of NJ. e. Church.
Recory Saint Ann's Church,
Midelaown, Del. June 3, 1870.
Prof. Hitchcock's work, New and Complete
Analysis of the Holy Bible" needs no recon-
mendation at my hands. 1t seems to be complete
in every particular, and must be a valuable aux
iliary both to the student, and the ordinary
reader of the word of God
JOHN COLLINS McCABE, D. D.
Princeton, N. J. March l, 1870.
Hitchcock's Analysis of the Bible is executed
with great care and fully accomplishes the end
designed by it. 1t is fitted to give valuable aid
to all who would search the Scriptures, and
know what they say on all topics, doctrinai and
practical bearing on the faith and duty of man
Kind. Rev. JAMES McCAsH, D. d.
President of New Jersey College.
Saint Georges, Del. april 81, 1870.
The value of Hitchcocks Analysis cannot be
over estimated. commend it to those who would
study the Bible and know what it contains.
REV. d. J. BEALE,
Pastor of St. Georges Presby terian Church
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18
For the Middleto,cn Iranscriut

Mr.. EDIToR AS Peaches and Peach
Baskets are almost the only topics of con-
versation in all circles, now-a-days, and as
all are anxious in regard to the shipment
OF Peaches and the return of Baskets, but
some make no effort on their part for the
security OF either, but depend solely upon
their neighbors to secure transit Of fruit
and return of their empties, and are con-
stantly annoying those who look after their
own matters; to all such 1 would say that
the Association meets at Dover, on Tues
day next, the 2lst inst. let them step for
ward 10 the captains Office and take tic
ket for Dover, on that day, and l will
guarantee that they will hear the Basket
busines ventilated to their hearts content
And if they do not see proper to aid the
Association by uniting themselves with it,
they can enjoy seat in the lobby and OBJ.
tain iuch information as they desire with
out paying for it. PEACH Grower.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

All the railroads from New York city
have made a reduction of $4,95 on
through tickets for points west of Chicago,
except Sacramento and San Francisco.
Freights are to be reduced ten per cent.
The French ship Euryale was wrecked
March 4th on Starbuck Island, in the
Pacific. The officers and crew remained
thirty-fve days on the Island, when they
were rescued by the Swedish ship Miya.
In their sermons on Sunday last, the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher took excep-
tions to Mr.. Dickens alleged claims as a
Christian, and DR.. Bellows attacked Mr.,
Beecher for his opinions
Baltimore on Tuesday voted on the
question of endorsing the bonds of the
Maryland Central Railroad, to the amount
of 5000, 900. A majority of 1884 was
given for endorsement.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

AFFAIRS IN KENT CoUNTY.-We copy
the following from the Chestertown News
and Transcript:
The camp meeting committee of the NJ =.
e. Church, we understand, have decided
not to hold a meeting in Bakers woods
this summer. The Chesterville camp will
commence on the Doth of July.
George Vickers, Esq. as trustee, sold
on Monday, at the Voshell House, the
late Samuel +. Barker's Home farm, con-
tanning 300 acres, to Mrs. nj. A. Barker,
for $l4, 900; also the Pippin farm, con-
tanning 100 acres, to Mrs. NJ. Diehl, for
$1,000
The rate of taxation in Kent county for
the present year has been fixed at 903
cents on the 500 for county purposes, and
at 198 cents for State; total $1101 on the
800. The total amount of taxes to be
paid this year is $S6, ,965, which is $14,-
545 less than the amount paid last year.
This reduction will be very gratifying to
taxpayers.
All graduates, professors and former
studends of Washington College are re-
quested to forward their names to Z. A.
Vannort, M. d. Hanesville, Kent co.
Md. The object is to place regularly on
the rolls of the alumni all members pre-
paratory to reunion to be held in July
next.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

A Chicago despatch reports that the
Ute Indians, hitherto friendly, threaten
war, and that Colorao, the chief who went
to Washington and received medals from
Andrew johnson, has been killed by his
braves for advising peace. The Utes are
said to have 10000 fighting men. Many
stock farmers along the Kansas Pacific
route are migrating, fearing hostilitics.
There appears to have been intense ex-
citement on Tuesday at the Capitoline
grounds, New York, at the match game
of base ball between the Atlantics and the
Red Stockings. The former won in 8 to
Z. There were 10000 persons present.
The funeral of Mr.. Dickens took place
on Tuesday in London. 1t was of the
plainest possible character. He was bur-
led in the Poets corner" Westminster
Abbey. Thousands of persons visited the
spot during the day.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18
Eor The MddLeto,rn I,rnnscrint

Mr.. EDITOR In looking over the last
number of your valuable paper, my eye
fell upon long list of names of very wor-
thy gentlemen formerly of the old Wing
party, now holding or who have held office
under the Democratic party. l do not re-
fer to the matter but from the purest of
motives, and to correct an important omis-
sion in your list, and furnish you with
such names as presented themselves to nv
mind. On looking over the publication
the most important omission is the name
OF Dr. Wm. Burton, Ex-Governor of the
State. l will now come nearer home, St.
Georges Hundred, } and present the names
of three Road Commissioners
Wood, Martin E. Walker, and Henry
Clayton, Esqrs. The two latter are the
present incumbents. John Enos ran for
Assessor in same hundred, but was defeat
ed. have no doubt there are hundreds
in the State, if the matter was properly
investigated, and 1 hope that other editors
IN different parts of the State will take the
matter in hand and make the record COM
plete, not with a view to discriminate
against such worthy gentlemen, but to
show to the world that the Democratic
party is not only able but willing to ap-
preciate merit and qualification wherever
found, either in original Democrats or in
good conservative gentlemen of other par
tics uniting themselves with the party.
In conclusion, sir, permit me to saw,
that names are nothing; they are as fleet
ing as the morning dew, while PRINCIPLES
underlie the foundation of all things and
are as lasting as the eternal hills, without
which governments totter and tumble to
pieces like ropes of sand, which l fear is
too true picture of our own present 90
vernment. Yours Truly, JUSTICE.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18
Collectors Notice .--state Tax

Noccordance with the requirements of Section
L 40 OF the Act Of the General Assembly of tbe
State of Delaware, entitled "An Act Providing
Revenue for this State" passed at Dover. Amir
1863, hereby notify all persons liable to the
TAX on Sales and Manufactures for the quarters
ending December 3lst, 1869, and March 3lst
1917, respectively, and the Annual Tax on Cor.
Pora.iohs, investments, Gross Receipts, Incomes
&c. Tor the year ending September 80 1869, tbat
Will attend at the time and places herein mon.
TONED, to receive said taxes, as follows. viz
10 accommodate the citizens of White C,lav
Greek Hundred, at Philip Marvels Hotel in III
Town OF Newark, on the 4th day of july, and at
John Elllotts Hotel, in Christiana Village on
the 5th of July, 1870 on
10 accommodate the citizens of New Castle
Hundred, at the House of George Whitfield in
'he Town OF New Castle on the 9Th of July, 1870.
In Pencader Hundred, at the Hotel of Mr.. Guth.
rie, IN Glasgow, on the lth of July, 1870.
In ted Lion Hundred, at Dunlaps Hotel in
Delaware City, on the i3h and at Vansants
hotel, In st. Georges, on the 18th of Ju;y. 1870
In 81; Georges Hundred, at the Hotel in Odes..
sa, on the 18th, and at the Hotel of George Ort-
mp IN Middietown, on the 10Th of July. is70
In Appoquinimink Hundred, at the Hotel of
Mr.. Townsend, at Townsend, on the goth of in
ly, 1870. -''- VI 'u-
Between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ. and 2
o clock, p. NJ. each day. ''
, Taxes from any of the aforesaid Hundred, vii,
uc received at any OF the places above named MT
the times stated Nv
All persons, associations, firms or corporot;oro
who shall neglect to pay their taxes at the twns
ana places aforesaid, will be required TO nav in
auuluon, the penalties and costs prescrihed Lr
law. WILLIAM ID tWSSi,oeu ny
collector of State Taxes for the above Hund,rod.
June l8-5w GUS.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

The Presidents Cuba message, has beer
severely eensured in the House, by Gen
Banks and others. 1t was characterized
as ''ill timed, impertinent and disrespect.
full" thus to obtrude advice upon Con.
gress pending the consideration of mea.
sure in that body. 1t is called procla-
nation to the Cubans to lay down theil
arms and submit to the despotic rule Of
Spain The authorship of the message is
attributed to Hon. Caleb Gushing, and
the fact was alluded to in debate, in terms
humiliating to the Presidents friends,
while the floor and the galleries applauded
1t is denied, however, that Mr.. Cushing
wrote the message.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

How 1T WoRKs.-Elections for delegates
were held by the Republicans in Phla-
delphia, on Tuesday. The Age says the
f"Ring" roughs and the negroes had it all
their own way, to the exclusion of the
more respectable part of the Republicans.
AT majority of the polls it was danger.
Gus for white man to appear who was
not endorsed either by the Ring" OF
some prominent negro. If he attempted
to vote personal violence followed. Not q
few cases occurred where old citizens, tax
payers and property holders, were insulted
and driven from the polls by drunken ne.
groes, cheered on by ruffans in the pay
of the " Ring"
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

There is great alarm in England on ac-
count of the continued dry weather there.
And large advance in breadstuffs is re-
ported in France, in consequence of the
drought.
An Irish servant girl applied to drug
gist, few days since, for six cents worth
OF the glory of rhyme" She had been
sent for chloride of lime.
Two thousand new legal United States
notes of the denomination of ten dollars
have been stolen from the Treasury of the
United States.
The total loss of British gunboat, the
Slaney, three hundred tons burthen. in
the China Sea, is announced. Her COM
mander and forty-three men perished.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18
Buttonhole, Overcoming 5,
SEWING MACHIlN NE,
Has the following advantages over
most all other Sewing Machines
in the market:

1t has tension which prevents cutting OIL
thread or dropping of stitches.
1t has the most powerful construction, which
will insure good work for quarter of century
1t sews the lightest cambric and the usual
shoe leather without any strain whatever
1t has a feed bar which can be 10 owercd or
raised at will, thus adapting it to all kinds ol
material =
1t is impossible to get the machine but of Or
der unless by rust dust or taking apart 1t will
never get out of order by working.
1t has the highest attainable speed making
2,20O stitches per minute by foot, and B, 900 by
steam.
1t is the lightest running shuttle machine.
1t makes the most beautiful lock stitch.
1t has the handsomest appearance.
10 1t has the strongest, most convenient hand
somely polished, braced table, with drawer. and
board to prevent soiling the dress
II Its cover is polished fitting and locked os n
little trunk There is nothing better than this to
preserve the machine.
IL 1t has straight needle.
ID Four bobbins hold spool of cotton
IA 1t has the best hemmer.
Ii, 10 ~ ma mas lne most complete attachment, the
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tucks, braids and ruffies.
l6 1t is as simple as any machine in the mar
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II 1t needs but little time to learn its opera-
ton. 70 'Pei"-
ls 1t has the best embroidering attachment.
10 1t sews on straight q piece while putting
another at the same time without bastino. at.
tachment or after work.
ai: inGse advantages combine the best qualities of
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oo,,,i @ Stefiiy IN al KINDS OF work. Nothing
odu", tan ne loun1 IN the way OF combining the
known, while obviating all their faults.
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18

DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS. Charles
Dickens, the distinguished English nov-
clist, died of paralysis, at his residence
near London, on Friday, 10th inst. He
was entertaining dinner party ON Thurs
day, when he was attacked, and gradually
grew worse until quarter after six
o'clock, P. M. on Friday, when he ex-
pired. The announcement of his death
has filled the world with sadness. No
living author is as popular as he was.
His works are literally " Household
Words" in England, India, Australia and
America. The London Times has well
said 3" millions of people will feel his death
as personal bereavement"
Middletown transcript., 1870-06-18
Dss..s,.faet,on Among The Republ.ean..


The Republicans of this State are not
In harmony. Dissatisfaction exists as to
the result of the last nominating con1en-
ticn at Dover. The Smyrna Times
rays:--
$ DIR. Jumps name was presented by q
large majority of Kent, to whom the nom
ination was fairly and honestly conceded
..as was supposed, but really upon the con-
dition that the candidate presented by the
New Castle delegation should be accepted
1t is useless to ignore the fact that the
result has caused great dissatisfaction in
Kent and Sussex, especially the former.
10 Kent was conceded the nomination by
the New Castle Delegation prouided Mr..
Causey should be the man.
But the Kent delegation finding that
they were ignored in their wishes and that
no concessions would be made them, in
short, that the Convention was packed for
Mr.. Coursey, withdrew the name of DR..
Jump from the contest. The Kent co.
delegation must not be understood as insist
ing upon the nomination of DR.. Jump
nor as presenting any factious opposition
to Mr.. Coursey, for whom as gen
tleman and Republican they have naughi
but the highest regard.
The course of the New Castle delegates
in thus taking control of the party and
setting aside the standard bearers in Kent
will. to say the least, create a general
apathy among the Republicans Of Kent
and Sussex, unless some comuromise is
effected.