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Barnum on Baby shoy
70 tie Editor of tie Colam5ian:.

10 the Editor of the Colam5ian:
Isenta reply to your structures of Saturday
for publication Monday, but one of your as
sistants remarked that your columns for that
day were full. Tnow wish to say, briefly, that
you are nlisteken in regard to the character of
Baby Shows. Out of the multitude which
thronged the Baby Shows in New York, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, i defy one to state a
single instance in which there was anything
indicating vulgarity! The idea was seen to
be preposterousl You iiight.alhost as 'readi-
ly have looked for vulgarity in Paradise! The
most refined ladies in the country pronounced
it an exhibition lovely, elegant, and enchant-
ing, without parallel, and the public press gen.
orally conceded in this decision. phe same
objections which you urge against Baby Shows,
would apply with equal force to public mar
riages and christenings. 1t is also a mistake
that this modern institution" is confined to
America. Numerous Baby Shows have taken
place this season in England, and there, as
we'll as here, they were attended by many
thousands of the first ladies and gentlemen,
with unmngled appreciation and delight II
the eighty children, who are already register
ed for the Cincinnati Baby Show, are as beau
tifuf- and interesting as those exhibited in the
above named cities, land | have no doubt that
they are.) | am sure you will concur in pro-
nouncing it the most charming sight you ever
beheld, and also as chaste and unobectionable
as it is charming and delightful.
Truly yours, p I. BARNUM
-tteBURNET HOUSE, Oct %.
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CITY TAX SALE OF 1s5s.

LID virtue Of the authority In vested by thsohArtsr
@W and ordinances City Evansville, and State
Indiana will sell to the provisions Of said Char
ter and ordinances for the costs
and charges due said for the 1885, the de-
scriLs4 property charg and the named
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AUCTION SALES.
DESERARLE IkEsIDENCE

= ON FOURTH STREET FUR SALE -
NKTE offer for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv dence with good out-houses and cistern and in
good neighborhood. For pan ticulais. enquire of \
$50 - SWEET IL LEONARD,
Auctioueers and General Agents.
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BLNIHkh OOO FhM ALB ACADEMA
TMNHE Session Of this Institution will commence
the first Monday of November next under the of
Rev T Hendricks and Lady. The buildings in progress
during Summer have been completed aud
convenient Ample play grounds and delightful
shades the Institution attractive and without
ton viii add much the health and comfort Of the pupils
The will embrace all be branches of Science
usually Taught in such Schools Special attention will be
cultivation of the and morals OF those
young ladies who be entrusted to the care of the Prn
eipal
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MeExHs:
Roard Washing Lights and FueI.. ~ 700
Tuition in Primary Departmeztfs 8 co
do Senior do e.. II 90
Music Embroidery. etc.. ensual terms No dsdus-
ton made except n ca of protracted scknes
N. BFOr Boarding Scholars. half will be required
PetersSur ,h Ind. sept 2ists'5s.-octlo dawtt
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auCTEON ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House. Msin Third imme
diateiy opposite the Washington Hotel.
EWAvING leased term of years and fitted M the
above we'll known stand pre- pared to re-
ceve for sale auction private SALE all kinds of goods
merchandise household furniture horses bug
giles. etc.. 1850
Cssh advances made n eonsgnments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday.
o'clock A, NJ Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
and sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have on hand large
and general assortment FURNIrU RE- eonstrg otsls
spindle and banDister backs scroll and coop tors rim
hack Office French. Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany Chairs: Elizabeth
spring rockers sofss sociable centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsseads mat
tin and wire saes etc. which viii sell at Gin
cir att prices.
have hand great variety of notions. ewelry
violns accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc.. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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e. LEosARD.
/. LEONARD. L. SwR
CRESCENT AUCTION Rooms,

GENERAL AUCTIONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
tender their services the citizens
IA Evansville and country for the sale OF ka
Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, also
paid all out door sales every description on reason
able an satisfactory shall do exclusively Com
mission Business not having of OWL to place
with the and seller Will
fair and legitimate market We will devote our whole
Auction and Commission business and friends
will efforts
please With business hope
the of all those who sntruSs heiS business
-RRFERENCES-
P. G.. o RILEY & CO., Evansville. e
DUvALL, ALGo d. Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD, de-.
R. b.. SYKES New Orleans,
LEWIS SNAPP, do.
MILES Z. FoLKEs, Vicksburg. Misg
LOCKWOOD & BROS, Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooT. do do.
EDWARDS Il BUSHNELL. st Louis, Mo.
=Rgsr days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, ct
10 and every evening during commencing
at early ksslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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0TBarnum's Baby Show exhibition hay
the great Humbug Mogul thus replies in de-
fence ofthe Baby Show enterprise:
Barnum on Baby Shows.
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES 81 FIR IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED wcMANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL. COMPANION.


TIE MARRIED wcNAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL. COMP ANTON.
BY DR.. a. Ri. lIAURIcEAN.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN
One Htndredh Edition 600 Ooo) 1emo pp. ESQ.
sse e. : s s lss s .: s !.
Phia en- 9,h.s ess and s0a by the
EVERY woman discover, by comparing her own
symPters with those
cause Of complaint and be spared much anxie7 snd suf
fering well the of known 90 OF
maxim inquiries OF physician respect narahsss
ailments which she subject becoming
mother has often mead instruction and advice respsst
her situation which she will herefnd This book tells
what is MISTER and tells her what it. in sic
but ehas.e words snd such IS ahe understand.
Those suffering from distractions irregularities peculiar
to the female system sr from Fao5Afss uFEsi silins :.
the of prevention. am slioTsticn. -elief.
MSss .assa s q sp
sinag to the marriage .i4se were TT snfsIsssca
alnes sensitiveness that win rshsI uner thss
eoR IN .anS g Pses1i S5 The sF9s only
paniOn syey female has Physician that SaeRs snd ss-
she consult all times without violence Der seusYs
IExtrao Of letter from gentleman in Dayton ohio
NJ srAuRcrAS: Ny pearsir: My vile La. been Per-
ofsreat snnerpgson during
and hsr M IL
rich was on the last oecas dssparsd taat
this state of things ileyitale sged ys~it
meet the worst. Iheard your book highly
tanning matters Teae hing On its aaA
perusal cannot express you the relief
Eessed nipd and the 10y " inn srtsd wife
learning that The discovery Of H. NJ Deors
ded remedy openeda Pr0srees to which little
passed my hsadn PfGSa5y ~ Sifs
would have been in her children
INDIANA AGENTS:
7. NJ & ]. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greencsstle; James FL er Richmond; r FAyrs SIsiby
TiIie Harvey. Vineennss James Beard II. sSs
c. HAnsly Kokomo j. Snodgrsss. PesrysvIlie
Ch amherlain, Elkhart; T. LaDgdoB. koefIo ~ O.
Dustin Jener5onviie w. Allison Franklin: J. C. Ao.
pleeate Delrhi ana SAM Ell lister. EVANSVILLE
EsE- receipt of One DOLLAR. 'THE MS RRtFD T0S
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION j. sent fmail-
part United States the ana
British Provinces. II letters he
dressed TO Or A. NJ MAURICEAN, h6x l2z4 New ork
CITY. Publishing Once No. I29 Liberty New ork
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sYtNsVit.i,E a,ONNtERtIAL'CO LLEGE.

HYtNsVELLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
ENdE Third annual Session the institution
estea FIRST street. between Main-ana Sy cAnore, in
1855. -.
The pu Bile assured that the facilities offered hha
School for obtaining thcroug practical
ceaee of Double Entry Book Keeping in all its various
forms equal superior school IN West
SUDDEN inter- at time and with their
cities &c. Time required TO complete fuihcourse from
weeks For Catalogues giving full address
she Prinoi pal. call Rooms. 4, : 49,
sep3 lwd-3mw JEREMIAH BEHM. Prink;nSl.
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NOTICE.

rTNEseckhoIders in the Evansville Gas Light Co.. are
f@xSy notified that meeting will be held at che
Chandler. Esq between the hours of A and
M the 2sth day Of October 1885, for the purpose Of
choosing three Directors TO sezrs for one year
e.tf5-sed - r-'..., q. @, KEATS. PEss't.
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EDUCATION, &C.


PRtNt Eros FEAIALE HIGH SCHOOL.
VENHE first annual session Of this Insttution will BE
d ed Monday the Sd OF September, 1885, conveni-
building will be erected curing the end prepar
accommodate pills after the session 1t
will comfortable STYLE aud supplied
with good phosor hical and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate which boys under twelve
years ~ will be admitted.
The Principal has made with good failies
to he ardn nnils from adistance.
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NOTECEfr FLOW MAKERS.

w
n Filters Patent were granted to HUNTER & GARD
IL NER Oct. 26th 1885, for mprovementin Pho VS. The
patent in the block to steel
iron mould board And whereas many pillow
and making this without authority
right vested law will claimed any infringe
thereon will be dealt with Any
wishing this mould board
the p;ow them in quantity of Mr. SAM
UELS0RR, Evansville. Ind. Any Information will
given by padl the unjersgnsd
sonve who aone the only authorized Agents fox
tho Patentees and man ufacture of the board.
STERLING DAMRON,
epsS-ImdAws Agents HuAtar a Gardner
IRISH LINEN.
@ CASES Irish Linen reed this day and for sale BY
JAS. Low 20
octa DIV 4IS Main st. Lon svilIe. XIV
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Said Sale will be House, the city Evans
Vile the third day of November 1885, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A, M and o. clock r. NJ. of said day
JOHN FARRELL,
City Collector.
P Sfhoss interested in the above premises the
above Delinquent and charges time prior
the deg Of sale Coct3 IT.
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Mammoth stock of Boots and Shoes.
HENDRIC = & McisEA.
NO FIRST STREET.
HWAvE fall stock of Boots and Shoes
embracing every style. Buying directly from New
they ensbled to sell los
establishment They invite dealers call and
sGey w&re enabled show greater variety ofstyles
ep25-tf
mASON,S BLACKING.
EoEIVEp % % gross aa::n'' . larif Backing
for sale at reduced prices by epls I. D. HE!MAN.
BEST BARGAIN IN THE COUNTRY.
geo ACRES BAYOU LAND FOR SALE.
S~Y order of the Court Of Common
county, will and after the 18th dsy of November
1885, sell at private sale. and ( sold private sae)
of the House Evansville. sell highest bidder
parcel No, and parcel containing
the lands belonging to the of Viii
Hawkins being of the fractional sections.
and s. IN township No. south of No, lowest upon
the following terms, to-wit:
One-ourth of the purchase to be paid day of sale
fourth twelven
eighteen ofsae with interest date
and without relief valuation aPprffsem8nt
Purchasers their notes with approved security
q JOHN J. CHANDLER.
oetI5-4t Admir- ofW. N. Hawkins. deed
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d DENTIST
nR WIN NJ SWAYZE has perman thy ocated in this eitJ
IL she practice Medicine Surgery and Dentistry
his profession the last eighteen
years Ohio Indisn and brings ample testimonials
his ability from those places where he has resided
His present is st Dr. Fitchs Drug Store Firs
spposte block. He respectfully
les Yhen he hopes SUCCESS to IL
octa I'm davis
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August ]. 1851.
certify that had chips and fever and induced
reputation THAT DR. PILE had in chs and
fever, 10 purchase Dr. w T
PILLS. hal used the whole box before entirely
we'll heiieYe them the best Pill offered 50 the
public the Cure Of AEue and Fever Z. c. Az RES
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CARTER's SPANISH MIATUHE

ENTITY Pieces Bomba=ine. assorted qualities received
N this dav and for sale by JAS Low 4 CO.,
sep25 AIS Main S.. Louisville, Ky.
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-ftSNHARBoR. KY. April IL. 1858.
This certify that mai Calls and Fever in family
for the past ten months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill medicine that he had il the country In ord
nary they the chills the of my
family with exception On dest there
that would make permanent until
DR.. Owens Chill Pills and can safely say every tody
that they the best Pills have ever used
WM o. JACKSON.
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Tn. urS,-.,ypeJ Rev j. X sa Minister in regulsr
standing aud Sa~,or of Orthodox Church At Brcokhea.
Macs He is gentleman ofeoDsieerabis ang nA-
VERBALLY beloved. CORY ~. ~ En-.
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49,.
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Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

DIR. TOWNSEND'S HEALTH PILLS -
100 in box. Price % cents per box. In store
and for sale by THOMASMAGENS, .sa
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
WIN. II. FRY, Importer of

RICH FANCY GOODS, Toilet Articles, POrtmon
na'es, WIRING anl Dressing Cases. ,'abas, Canes
lirunzes Fans, Opern Glasses Paintings and Papier
Mache Goods, and manufacturer OF TnvellIng Desks
Dressing Cases. and "raveliers' Companions, always
on hand, great variety of rich fancy and useful ar
lices, suitable for Bridal. Birthday and other Pre-
sens. 9tr l2S ARCH Street, opposite the Theatre,
Philadelphia. IocI33m.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
DTvID EN- b

.4I-..-I.<# . BANK OF SMYRNA,
dE-aA sss,.. November l, 1855.
THMDirectors of this Institution have this
day declared dividend of six per cent, and
an eva dividend of one dollar per share, for
Rst six months payable to the stockhold-
efs, or their legal representatives, on or after
the tenth instant. BY order,
nov.7,' 80 A. STOCKLY, Cashier.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
PUBLIC SALE.

Will. be sold at public sale, at the
III Hotel of Lew COverdale, on THURS-
sI!Ii DAY, the 29th of November, instant, i
that REAL. ESTATE known as the ''Griiiin
q CIrfil's Property, situated in Kent county,
Del, bounded by lands of Robert Hill, John
Shahan aud others, and containing abaut 24t
ACRES-Fen Acres of Heavy Timber Inclu-
elcd, about one mile distant from the main land
Tn. Farm lies about half mile from Blackls-
tons =: Roads, and IL from Dover, ION the
dover road, and 3 miles from the Delaware
R,iroad. There are TWO tenant HOUSES
an lt-now occupied Apple Orchard and othe
Fru4t Trees; also, a well of water at eaci
house. This Farm is convenient to mill, school
aud places OF worship. and there is not more
healthy place in Delaware.
Conditions made known on the day OF sale
JOHN HUEY,
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

OF Are you Afflicted with the FEVER and
AGUE!. If so, Use Palcthorp's Certain Cure.
OL5-No Cure, No pay.-cO 1t can be had only
No. Commercial Row, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
CHRISTMAS GOODS,

THE subscriber is opening one of the most
Il beautiful collections of French, English and
German Fancy Goods Baskets, Toys, Alabaslxr ArIi-
cles China, tVc., consisting OF Paper Weights Opera
Glasscs POrimOnnaies. Card Gases, Wax Fruit Seal
Stamps. Yard Measures. in pearl, ivory, &c. China
Tca-setts Crying Dolls Drums Magic Lanterns. Masks.
Menage les. &c. Aso small German Toys III every
variety SOrekeepers supplied ut the lowest prices
by the case. gross dozen,
n. B.-DomestIc Baskets. Sleigh Bodies, Clothes
Slampers, etc, all Ways OE hand, or made to order
II. SWIFT importer and Manufacturer
3l2 Market street, abOve 9Th,
nov7-St Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
ID A GU ERREOTYPES S
%. H.. . AND
SfereAscAnic IiIxenesSes.

TIE attention of the citizens of Delaware
is called to the Daguerrean Rooms of the sub
scriber, No. 246 North Second street, Phila-
delphia, where durable and cheap Daguerreo-
types are taken in the finest style of the art
The subscriber asserts that he made the first
Stereoscopic Likeness in Philadelphia, and feels
confident that he can produce as fine portrait
in this style as can be made. He charges one
third less than the usual price. If you should
visit the city, do not forget to give him call.
Remember, the Rooms are at 246 North Second
street, below Willow, Philadelphia.
oc24, '55 .6m. J. Ii. MARSTON.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
GREAT BARGAINS !


At the Old Stand formerly occupied by Geo.
. .t - w. Cummins.
THE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens
Il of Smyrna and vicinity. that they now receiving
und opening of the cheapest, prettIest and best
stock of ..g.- fttf.r ...... 3. -..
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware. Queensware, &c. ever offered TO the public
The following Goods embraced in their stock .
An extensive assortment of Cioths, plain and fancy
CassImeres. VOsngs, Cashmeres Cashmerets, Linens,
o I'M Cravais, Handkerchieis, Gloves Hose, Half
Pilllf Hose. etc. Also. the laiesi styles Of DRESS
| l9WJ PATTERN ). of every fahrlc-a splendid va
rieiy; Mourning Goods, EmbrOIderes White,
Linen and domestic Goods; Table and Towel Dia-
per, Crash White and Brown Muslins. Sheetlngs,
@~ Drillings, rickings, Checks, etc. etc. 81 II
~NTy~ Umbrellas, ParasOls, &c. Also. Boots, F&{
<1N Shoes and Caters, of every size ands -.
quality. Hats and Caps of the latest
fashion, a large LOT of Hardware. Qneensware, &c.
and a general assortment Of GROCERIES, of the
best quality.
Our Gouds being selected with view to suiting the
various tastes of different purchas and with due
rega I'd 10 the prUper essentials 1f good article, we
invite the public TO call and examine for themselves
relying fully upon the merits of the stock, and the
low prices at which the is retalled 10 speak IN
louder tones of c0mmendaiion than all the praises we
could lavish upOnit. ,,,,,,e.
JOHN II. CATTS.
SMYRNA, April 4, '55-ly.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons Indebted to the underslgn-
e /. esther by Note Bond or Book Account, are
nrrchy rrqu-si.'d 30 settle the same on or be-
FIRE the nrst day Of January, with my brother,
JOHN II. BEYLEl; or, otherwise, the ac-
G. nIn,s .,l IT,. II .c,.d III other hanus tOr.speedy
a.iiu>tm"u | an determined to close all my
uns t,lei bhls, and those indebted may rely
npun II that there will be no delay in collecting
thrn. JAMES IL. bEN LEI.
Suuyrna, Nuv IA, lS55-td.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
l. . s T
House for Sale.
Dress trimmings.

Dress trimmings.
THE subscribers respectfully call attention To their
Il stock Of Fancy and Staple Dress Trimmings,
consisting of Gimps, BraIds. Thread, Spool Cotton
Cords Tassels. Whaebones. hloire Antique, Linlngs
Moss and Plush Trimmings. Hosiery. Gloves Collars
handkerchief and great variety Of Fancy Goods
cheap can be mad else where
BUTCHER L. COWARD,
nOv7-1m( No. SO North Second ST., Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
A LARGE COLLECTION
& l%zSsss4ssa NEW BOOKS IsEssa
aAIaE.E IHi.aaY
AT THE
Store of j. Eaton & Son,
&VNVWgNA MEN
SMYRNA, BEL.

SM XRNA, BEL.
AFTER providing himself with the neces-
sares of lite," good Clothing included, it is
not enough that man should " eat, drink and
be merry" but he should pay, also, proper at
tention to the gaining of sound, useful know
ledge, that he might "run and not weary" in
the path of morality and enlightenment
The duty Of being well " booked-up," is as i'm
peratlye as it is important-it is not only an
injunction of his Creator, but it is debt which
every man owes to himself his family and
community.
The citizens of Smyrna and vicinity, no
doubt, are fully impressed with the Importance
of good and useful reading, and the query NAV
have presented itself to them, " Where can we
obtain the necessary Books" We answer, At
the CLOTHING Emporium of ]. EATON &
SON, oil Main street, opposite the Bank of
Smyrna. Go there, and you will not only find
well-ftting raiment, but pure, wholesome food
for the intellect. They have on hand the lar
gest and best selected stock of BOOKS, ever
offered for sale in Smyrna, consisting, in part,
of the following:
Family Bibles and Testaments,
Bible Dictionaries, Hymn Books-including
the Sweet Songster of Israel,
Episcopal Prayer Books, best qualty-with
or without clasps,
Lives of Adam Clark, Garretson, T. Ware,
Abbott, 7. Smith and Putnam,
Asbury and his Coadjutors,
Buffers Gail,
! d" Saints Rest,
Memoirs of Prison Life, by T. B. Finley,
Ciergyman's Life, by same,
| Wesley's Offerings,
Lives of the Three Mrs. Judsons,
Incidents and Narratives, by Christian Pa
rents.
History of the NJ. f. Church,
Bunyon's Pilgrims Progl ess, with Notes and
&c Engravings,
Autobiography of Rev. 7. B Finley,
Trinity and Modern Arianism,
The Superanuated, by VIM Rider,
Old Brewery and the New Mission,
! Dick Wilson on Temperance,
Elements of Divinity, by J. N. Ralston,
:Armag Observation-Disclosures to the friends OF
Bible Democracy,
Riches of Grace; Saints Everlasting Rest,
Death Bed Scenes; COmpend. of Methodisn,
Natural Goodness; Romanism at Home,
EGIlldge Blacksmith Elements of Morality,
Slicer on Baptism; Young Mans Council,
Jays Lectures; Rutherford on Election,
Book Of Gems; IIurvey's Meditation,
Church Policy; Spiritual Navigation,
Holiness; Scenes in America,
Fetcher's Appeal; Heavenly Meditations,
Faith and its Effects; Hedding on Discipline,
Devout Exercises Bakewell's Counsel,
Theological Compndium, &C., &c.
TOWN and COUNTRY SCHOOL BOOKS
kept constantly on hand.
All kinds of Sabbath School Books on hand, O
will be furnished to order at the shortes
notice. J. EATON e. SON,
Sept.l2,'53. Main ST., Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
LEATHER.
Mexican and Chilian Guano

IN STORE, $500 barrels MEXICAN GUANo, ~ r.
Itoa +" " 1900 bags GILLIAN GUANo,
imported and for sale lois suit purchasers by
~ ~. ~ = d. =. BURLlNG, 20
No. l0i North Front street. Philadelphia
An11Q- Am
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
Nov. II, '5J-ts.
Real a.state nj Public Sale


By virtue OF an order of the Orphans court
OF the State of Delaware, in and for Kent
county, will be exposed TO Public Vendue, on
TUESDAY, the 4th day of December next, at
o'clock. Z. NJ, at the Hotel of Tilghman
Foxeer, in Smyrna, Kent county, aforesaid,
the following described real estate, to wit:
A LOT Of Ground, on which is erected
log Tenement, situated in Duck Creek hun
drcd, Kent county, adjoining lands OF James
liuessf;,rd, aud other lands, and containing ZEN
ACRES, more or less; the same being the Real
Estate of Ly liza Prior (n.) deceased, and to be
sold for the payment Of her debts.
Attendance given by
THOMAS /. SUTTON, Admir-.
By order of the cOurt,-John X. JARVIS, Clk.
TERMS-Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale, and the residue
thereof ON The first day of the aforesaid Or'
phans court, 10 be held in March next. rThe
per centage to be paid on the day OF sale WI WI
il, forfeited, unless the residue thereof be Palt
us aforesaid otherwise to be considered az q
part OF the purchase money. I.II ~.
isdNov. -, 1855. r. .''.' e. Il. L.. SDTfON'
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

MUSTANG LINIMENT.---The best Lini-
ment now in use. in store and for salerby
..'r THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del.