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Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
PUBLIC SALE.

LhE undersigned will expose to public saIo
In tae town OF Leipsic, Del, on SATURDAY
t1e 4th OF October. 1856, the following descr;h
Gu REAL ESTATE and improvements. lvino
ana being in said town, viz: '"s
MM NO. l. ALOT, 40 feet front bv 1or
IIHd PACK. situated on Main street, near the
- Meeting House, having on it a new md nd
substantial two-stery FRAME DWEIIING
WI, WIN good and sufficient Back BUILDINGS SmoLn
Ilouse' &c. 1t is enclosed with a yerv suner;nr
pale fence. 'S'y superior
S&M NO. 2. A LOT, adjoining the above
IiiI with good two story Frame Dwelling
aA-A Smoke House, and other necessary ;ne'
pfovements upon it. ''''-
ny. q. A BUILDING LOT adioinino tho
meeting house, on Main street, 40 feet front hv
NOS. A. and 6, are good Buildinp LOTS
Out improvements, situated on a new street
laid out each 40 feet front by 81 decp
ny 4 An excellent Building LOT. adioip.
ing the last named, go feet front by so deem
W Lelpslc is thriving village. situate5 or
Little Duck Creek, with good navigabIe water
and' for its size, is doing as much business as
any town in the State. "'
ihhMS-2O per cent. of the purchase monev
% De paid on day of sale; at which time, tbe
'ther conditions will be made known. Posses.
'lon given on the lst of March next Titles |
i'iss
PERSONS desiring information in regard to tho
lo0Ve property, will call on EDWARD c. SM,ru
Leipslc, or the subscriber,
IL. JOHN M. VOSHELL.
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SM YRNA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TIMES
PASCHALL'S FEVER AND AGUE MY

PASCHALL'S FEVER AND AGUE MIX
TURE.-The following testimonials from tbosf
well known to the readers of this paper. are 5
few among many received, in favor of This ex.
cellent preventive of fever and ague:
0r The following is from G. P. James. ESQ
the celebrated author, (now British Consul al
Norfolk, Virginia:
British Consulate, Norfolk, Va,
Feb. 10, 1856.
My Dear Str-You tell me not to give anv
testimony in regard to the efficacy of the rene-
dy of Paschali, unless l do so willingly. no,
only do so willingly, but gladly, for think il
may be of great service to the public to have
d generally known.
have had no attack of fever myself for sew.
eral years but | have recommended the RENE.
dy IN many instances TO friends who were suffer.
ing from Ague they could not throw of, and
have never known it to fail in effecting a cure.
in many instances very few doses have pro-
duced that result
You are perfectly at liberty to make use of
this letter, and from my knowledge of YOUR in
tegrlty and uprightness of character, am snre
that all you do publish will be equally truthful
'and SINCERE with hat of Yours faithfully.
- q. Z. r. JAMES.
.Fo Mr.. EDWARD s MoRRIs phiIa Do
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

'HE subscriber offers for SALE ON reasonable .nd
viz: ~ ioi'o"lhg property,
NO. Ia FARM situate in Kent corn,, n,
aoont SIX miles from Smyrna, containIng I5s ACRES
o. o, arabic Land and II ACRES of Timbered land
me me cleared land having all been lined. BulIdings
g&.S NO 2-An improved FARM situated nm tho
Sii road IRON the town OF Smyrna 10 the village of
f!I henton five miles from the former place and
of " rom me latter, and containing l25 ACRES
% Arabic land, IL Oi Meadow and n of TrimharaJ
ahu rms Farm divided into five fields and two
los all OF which have been well lined three ,;m"
anu MANFRED with pound and stable manure twice
"lthIn the last lew years Buildings good
NJ "a Tract Of LAND situated near IN. ~.
SIC Depot IN L.tte Creek Hundred, Kent county and
containing 90 ACRES, so of which are Woodland ADU
smyrna ~ =" III 'he Town OF
number Of LOTS. also, al the Smyrna Depot.
ouoo- j. ). HUNTINGTON,
"sS"" Real Estate Agent Snyrna. Del
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Fall Cloaks and MantilIas

cCO nr1t At WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
c,o,nr"1 EO DOLfIN & CO., Importers and Manu-.
SuETrNSUI eurrs Ui CLoAkS and MANTILLAS, No. ia
GtlhtiNUF street. "a few doors above Seventb son,
9e' rhil"deIphIa, I'm connection with Geo PnI in
ool broadway ~ " the largest manufacturer Of Ibese
se",;' ~ re @ Unled States beg leave 10 cali the aI.
ond o' wholesale and Retail buyers to Their Iarge
ana ana varied STOCK of COaIs, Talmas DC &c. for tse
III Lhe'r ne collection comprises complete assortment Of
I;ona CI'.; rersl IA Novelties ia Velvet MoireAn
49,. 'otl' Tah SILK, NC, DC; while the facilities
eorded by their connection with the nrrcs, Mann
.actrihg House of these gouds) in New Yr, enah,a
ne 10 guarantee better value than j. 4oboInnb bIe ISo1
aug27-3m ~ cL.i-N III i-N ~ "
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
TO THE PUBLIC

:, lIiE subscriber would inform his friends = nd
Ine public generally, that he intends to rnr
baggage Wagons & lacks toand from tho RaI.
ROAD Depot, near Smyrna, for the purnose ~
conveying Passengers carrying Freiobt, Ra@.
gage &C lie expects to locate in the wnS,
part oil Smyrna, where all orders will be thanh.
ful1y received and promptly attended 10,
g W lie will also run Wagons to and from
SMYRNA Landing, for the purpose of haulng
uoods, ," Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
al nankfnl tor past favors, he hopes 10 merit
ana receive liberal share of the public notrons
age. EBETrIEpP PUT1rI TIrb%,v PTIpoh-
Dec 10 "55tf LCh1 L.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
A. ubiiC Sale.

Ihe subscribers, quitting the Timber bus
ness, will expose to public sale. at the Ho,oI Is "
1. FOxwell, IN Smyrna, on SATURDAY nov,
.he oO'n OF August, at 2 O'Clock, D. m. Sly
Ma hne MULES, mostly young, well.broke
~TX and true, and used to farm-work and
wthe hauling of timber; one LOG.
WhuoN-one of the best, if not decidedIv
lne best in the country-Iron Axles. 2 inch
arm well made and of the very best materials
notwithstanding the recent dry season. every
TIRE remains unmoved. Also, rood WAGON
WIN WIN nigh Bolsters, for logging; as well as n
strong and good. caIcnl.tod
10 mold one and half cords of wood
:, Also, SIX full sets of Leather and Chain
Harness, Parbuckle and Drag Chains suf,in;an,
ior any kind of Timber hauling.
40, l.. M. & J. s. BELL.
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saaes Of Stocks by Auction.
JOHN WM GIIIREV

,,,.r A"ctiOneer Of Stocks ol,Lv.
VIII, hold, al the PhIad.lr.,. L.L 'S'
w ?lo%ks, Bonds, and Securities generaIlv Tn ,bi
BUSINESS new IN PhIadephia.) he Nii rive unrem,I
"S attention. and solics orders for sale or purchase
IN ,b ueslri advances. can always draw at sgLt
g. ',e o'iht oil 20 per cent. OF market value orJers
stock ~ accompanying the
c.n, n"mmsslon tincludng every CHARGE, of per
/ nc ~. pui 'a'ue except IN case of advance, when
oi per cent upon such advance with curreni ;n'S
est, will be charged '''''' 'ii''f
~ b. list Of Stocks. $c, in the U. s. with lo,es,
Su,,'iGhs can be seen at the Oice, Nos l and a.
'" Siee'' (Jan2-Iv
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
Newark Female Seminary

| THE next Scholastic Year Of this Institution
will commence September LIST, and will be d-
vlded into two sessions of 81 weeks each.
Superior teachers thorough instruction. plea.
SAINT location and the family intercourse eniov-
ed where the number is SO limited, make this
desirable school for young ladies'. TERMs-
Board and Tuition in English and Latin, $40
per session. Music, Painting, &C., extra.
For circulars containing course of study and
other particulars apply to the Principal,
sA MISS ii. CHAM BERl.AIN,
~ oa Newark, Delaware.
References Daniel Kirkwood, l.. L. d.,
Pres't of Del College Prof w. A, Crawford,
Prof E. ID. Porter, Col. j. l.. Miles, ]. w
Evans, ESQ.,, Rathmell Wilson, Esq.,, Newark:
Gee rye Earle, Esq, Rev. John Mears, Elkton.
Md. July 8, '56-2m.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
FR L IG HE
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced rnnnino
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the burmese
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofaI kinds.
tie will also run his Wagons to and from Smvr-
ma Landing, for the purpose of hauling All
kinds otFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &C., &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have il
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS e. GRIFFITH.
w Letters and small packages confidcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge.
feb I3-tf
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA

T. u. MERsHoN, Merchant, says:
| SihfsoNvTLLE, Shelby county, Ky., }
.Tho q March 80, 1855. {
,io" "ihe German Bitters give general satisfac,.
M". T,, ano l herewith hand you certificate of Mr..
county" N'"''' 'a'''ef oi 'iiiS
@: oiHPsoNvILLE, Ky, March 80, IS55-Dear
Sr-i would inform you that I have been ae.
mlcted Tor several years with Dyspepsia, in a
very aggravated form, for which | used Sarsa-
t" parlila and various other remedies, without OBJ
mails IN favor of Hoofiand's German Ritters
, was induced to try them, and now state with
pleasure that through their use am ENJOYING
oester health than have done fer wears Dasf,
aau a, cheerfuily recommend the Bitters to ali
with that terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours,
n Morton BERKLEY.
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
JOHN WIN. GUIREY &CO
BANKERS.

NGs. 10 and AZ South Third st., Philadelpbia
~ foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and 81.
Se" anu all uncurrenl Bank Notes. purchased al tte
mhahge on all available points in the United S,o,os
at current rates of Exchange, without charge
opon Time and Call Deposits such interest will be
Fn,e;, as .,le sate OF the money market warrants
and custom house purposes. 'o' sh'pping
,on. n,lse available any where in the British Kno.
10 c'snt Ut sixty days, IN of I'll and un,yar.,
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
GUN NOTICE.
AN ID Drew WURFFLEIN
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURES
Guns, Rifles, Pistols. &c

NO. I22 North Second street, Philadelpbia.
w hEhE he keeps constantly On hand a general 40
Co. sormehi OF line double and single barrel Sbnt
s iase Duck CT MS. Rifles and Pistols, of alI Kinds
Als,' the celebrated cast steel Rifles with i,croad
twists To shoot the pointed ball of his oT
uarteiS, slot bags pouches. Ac lie invites nerson.
wishing !" purchase goods in his line 10 call mi n,
niS sck Dei"re purchasing else here as he Is
ueeerinihed 10 sell on the reasuna bic terms
" particular attention paid 10 REPAIIuNCi in all
uug21 3rn
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One Cent Reward

kanaway from the subscriber, on the 25,b
instant WIN. ii. COOMB, aged about II veors
an lhdentI Ired apprentice to the Wheelwri~bt''
ing OuSIness-for the return of whom the howe
reward VIII be given. All persons are forbid
naroorhg SAID boy or trusting him on INV ac.
COUNT as Will pay no bills of his CONTRACTING
Smyrna, Aug. 81, '5G.-3t 'AO"
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03

or When discovery is made which is cal.
eulated to benefit mankind, it becomes the dutv
of every good citizen TO avail themselves of the
results arising therefrom. In accordance with
thess views, we feel it our duty to bring to the
notice of our readers the extraordinary merits
OF medical discovery known as Carter's Span
ash Mixture. 1t is the most powerful, effectual
and certain remedy for all diseases of the blood
yet brought before the public. 1t has perma-
nently and positively cured more than ten thou
sand cases of the worst forms of Blood Disease.
sseh as, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease,
Syphilis, Fever and Ague, and other kindred
diseases. many of which set at naught the ply
slcian's skill. and laugh at all the ordinary eff.
torts Of seience to conquer and subdue them
While Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no
Mercury. Opium, or anything injurious, yet its
success in curing disease has left it without a
tival; and wherever it has become known is
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fully
Conscious of its effects. and avail themselves
of its merits because it has deserved their COM
mendatioa. II would be better TO try it in time
the sooner the better.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
3 Bottles made is cures

Stanton, DeL, Jan. l, 1856
t. y. MOrris:-l have sold the two dozen O
Your PaSchalrs Fever and Ague Mixture lef
'by your agent | believe it is the best medi
cine possible for the cure of chills and fever
!. Twelve IN one family were cured by two hot
tles aud six in another by one bottle. .-
.s Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
0-The following is from the Auditor of the
State OF Delaware:
GlasgoW, Sept 6, 1855.
Il. y. Morris-Dear Sir: We are selling the
Mtxture daily, aud lind it to give general satis
tactOn. believe it to be the best medicine in
existence for the cure of chills and fever.
have disposed of a number Of bottles, and have
0Ot known It to fail.
Yours, very respectfully, w. T. ALRIcHs.
Head Of SGssGfras, Kent co il, Nd, }
January 20, 1856. {
Mr.. Il. s. MOrris-Dear sir: Since vo1r
valuable Fever and Ague Mixture has been in
troduced here, it has given entire satisfaction
Z" every one who has been fortunate enough to
know oil IT. will further mention, to confirm
us great curative powers, that | sold two bot.
Ties OF It to one family consisting of three or
four persons, who were suffering with the chilIs
After some months had elapsed, one of the per.
sons cured came and asked me to take back one
vi the bottles, saying that the other bottle had
done the whole work, and actually cured them
all. Upon inquiry | learn that up to this day
they are all well, having had no return of the
chilAs since. What Ca n medicine do more.
Respectfully, yours, &C., JAMES L. PRYoR.
Christiana, DEL, March l, 1856.
II. y. Morris-Dear sir: | have sold five
dozen of your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mix.
sure, and do not hesitate to say that it is GER
saIn and effectual cure for chills and fever. Tn
several instances three persons were cured bv
one bottle. Yours, respectfully,
A. CANNON.
NeO Castle, Del, Jan. %, 1856.
Mr.. EdDard s. Morris-Sir: We have aken
and known to be used with great success, Pas
chal's Fever and Ague Mixture prepared bv
you. Yours, very respectfully, ,...
JANvIER & PENNINGToN. |
For sale by the sole Proprietor and Manufac- |
turer, EDWARD S. MORRIS
- 256 Arch ST., Philadelphia- |
by Druggists and country merchants gene
n lily, and in Smyrna by VIM. Temple and John
". Bewley. and by Corrie & Glanden, Duck
reek.
For further information respecting this vain.
allie medicine, see advertisement in another
column.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
ID / e ID

in Smyrna, on the 18th ultimo, EMILY F.,
second daughter of Amos c. and Anna B.
BrInton, aged about year and months.
Wilmington papers please copy.l
On the 3Olh ut, near this place, SAMUEL
w. MoRRIs, of Philadelphia, aged 40 wears.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
steamboat Balloon.

sfsE Al N and alter Monday, Sept. 8. ls56. N,
s<ss5sssI - Steamboat Balloon will leave Smvrn' ra'
Monday weSDsa1 Steamboat Landing GOng Point, ever,
~, ion prHILADELPHIA touching at Deakvne,S Ia~S
ing FTI rpTI Penn Delaware City and New Castle:
, hEiURNING. leave Chestnut Street Wharf ph;,.
uepGa, every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
" Stages connect TO SMYRNA.
DINNER provided on board
sep3tf WM Sp.1,
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
AUCTIONEERINc-

- i"e Undersigned respectfully ann unces TO
the citlzens OF Smyrna, that he will. at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonohIo
TERMS do all kinds of Auclioneering thai NAV
De desired. Having had considerable exnor;.
ehce 10 The business, he is confident of oiv;na
satisfaction. TuOWAS D D. ,Ig SiEIihg
ADrll q 1876 i'AOA1'
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
Peruvian Guiana.

X E'AFEhltNCE has taught the Farmer thot tho onI
reliable Fertilizer is the Peruvian Government
llf; subscriber, Sole Agent in PHILADELPHIA FIR
4 the sale of Peruvian C;u.no has n, - P'i'u 'or
large stock OF Pure PERUVIAN GUANO. which ha
Ml sell at the lowest Cash price, IN lots to suit e,her
). J. CHRISTIAN
~. Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
aug20. 3m. '" ""'ei street,
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
. A VIM C FUND
~ :. OF
osIe@ .S, StateS Insurance, Annuity q. Trust Co.
'O'"er 81, lhiri and Chestnut slG., Philadelphia.
Capital, $3.50 600

M oNEi Is received on deposit daily. The omoun
- uepnSlieu is entered in Deposlt Bnot o,,
gIeI M 10 The DepositOr, or if preferred a,
All sums, large and small ora rooo;,..., ,
i'iouaa pad back OH demand without noricr '"e
interest is paid at The rate Of Five NOR can, o.
lhencIng from the day ofdepos aud eras,ne f ao,
on The first day Of january, in each ,nnr y ;.
the m e'l deposit paid to The deposlior or added lo
NJ. ~ ne Company have now upwards of 500 depoy;,
OTIS III me Cliy OF Philadelphia alone. ue poSi'-
Any additional iniormaIion viii ho a;
dressing the Treasurer, WIN NC gwen by ad-
DIRECTORS
G9.epnell H. Crawford, Prest, William NJ Godv;D
hrona ,sy TOmn,iSoh'FIre m Pres't, Paul b. Goddard
Benian,'n a .r""nipsoh' George McIIenry
Joc3h + III ,i"Riey' James Devereux
Secrclar" a','I GusIavus English
To'ty ana treasurer PLINY FISK
Sepl2 Sly. " e"''chIger.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03

OF What ever your necessities NAV he. still
remember that honesty is your only wealth.
OF An indirect way of getting a glass of
water at watering place, is to call for third
cup oftea.
OF Pitch Darkness has been so Improved as
TO read "biIuminous obscurity.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
TO THE PURIIc

f1r; genuine LlNlMENT Tor the c IJRE nj
,;oo "A KiiEuMATlSM, SPRAINS, SrR4INS onI
ba nGn C' 70 FEE J. prepared by The subscriber can
re Ioullu al The Old. established and cheap FamIu
Drug Store OF DAVID LOCKWOOD. wbo n IN" nni
agent Tor the sale Of 1t in Smyrna ''0 Soie
"PS'-u WILLIAM III START
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
M IL K! MILK

r he undersigned would inform the citizens
AZ at1 smyrna, that he can furnish them with New
y, tihH' H just from The pail early every morning,
''tee'' II. G.. PALMATORy.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
III A r. r IE II

In this town, on the 25th ultimo, by Rev. p
Mansfield MIR. John Peters and Miss Mary Ann
Baker, both of Queen Anne's county, Md.
On the 95ih ult., at the Babtist Church in
Wilmington, by Rev. Mr.. Charlton, Egbert
lIelsIer 10 Miss Mary B. Smalley, both of New
Castle county.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
BOOK BINDING.

DAKTICTLAR attention will be paId 40 Rindino
Libraries Ipn5lIc and private) Law Books. Mnsic
Periodicals, Magazines. Pamphlets Catalogues. 6r
in large or small quantities. S''
N.B.-Old Books rebound with The greatest co,o
Give me a call at No "a s. Third ST,R ~ n,
I'D story) opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia-
VIM C. WHEELER.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
HOPE for the AFFLICTED
&. G. Smiths
VEGETABLE OINTmCNU

WIS valuable preparation, for the sac, -
Ola Ea aG oneclual cure Cancer letter SuII' R5enU
Ou Ea1hs Sores, ScrolnIous Ulcers Rnnn;r'" "S.'n S
on Ihe Leg, Sore Breasts Burns and ScaIin sore,
Hands and all diseases of the skin n
ni"g "p Polgary And why M Simply because
& 70 an afcle possessing genuine morita
tat can be relied upon in all cases Io ,vbio
.ea. It's purely vegetable containing no, ,no aoap
est particle Of mineral matter i'' the slight
me plants OF which it is eomposoJ aro o,,a.,..- -,
WIN the highest medicinal properties and endowed
of the globe N"o"h on the face
sT Read what Mr.. E. McINALL says Of it,
Mr.. c. C. SMITH,
Dear S!r FL have sold your Vegetable o;n,r,o..
,or some tIme and, in OF TeIter of The m
nave heard universal satisfaction can refas 1a'us
located near Wilmington to the persons persons
ieya a. ny ~. store, u sells well. and confidently he
auv9oon =; McINALL. Druggist.
Sau m az Market ST., Wilmington. Del
snA sn11erl, Orders for supplies to be add ress.d
' - s"iIH' NEWARK, EL~,-sole preprieIor 'NSeu
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
U B H. II g - A EE
OF VALUABLE
A VA L. BILE FARM
EHRHB Sxww1

n
u, FOR SALE
THE undersigned having concluded to 70
move to the West, will sell his Farm. with,
Two miles of Chestertown, on the main road :,
"orton' continuing $50 ACRES, about sc
syG Acres OF which are in Wood and Timbe,
S1TA-chesnut, white oak, ash, &c.
-s- The farm is under good fencing. nrin.
e,PaIy chesnut--it is divided into four fields ot
oo' 10 ~ and 30 acres-the Land lies sniff.
cientiy rolling to drain. The fields are all wa.
Ie: Iered by an unfailng and abundant stream
H'gnt or ten acres of fine Meadow NAV be
made The Farm is one of the finest for STOCK
ana grows grasses finely The location is an
eligible one, for good neighborhood, churches
schools, post Office, &c.
Inc soil Is good for wheat and corn-bas
oeen lined with quick lime, which acts we'll
ana is now In fine heart and produces fine crops
of grain. "0 ''0P'
a@T% The Buildings are of frame-a new
NIIII Granary, 36 by "a, of the best materials
-: :lA -new stabling for IL horses-new car
m 11age mouse. The dwelling, one story frame
ne situatlon is remarkable for health-mv
Pnyslcian's bill, for large family of white and
coIored' not averaging over $l5 per annum for
'"e idsC ID years. The drinking water is good.
sale by TUESDAY, the 23d dav of SEPTEM FEM
bEh q next, 1t will be offered at public sale on
1nat u DAY. at the tavern porch of John Nc Daniel
Esq In Chestertown, at ii o'clock, a. m.
, POSSESSION will be given on thesfirst dav If
January next. The purchaser will! have the
privilege of seeding wheat, or the subscriber
Tt TllI sow 1t at the option of the purchaser
ne property is unincumbered and title indis.
outaole. Address the subscriber, or his agent
ieorge Vickers ESQ Chestartown L.. So $50
y, Md. JOHN p Ed Cp.W ovu"-
~ou"'y' July 49, DO. jy30.ts
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03

Steamboat Train Uia Freenchtonu
Leaves Erene6to%n for Phila. at 10. Is A. M
NV NV Oasue Ills
p9liada' u1i ior Frenchtown, 100 p. M
New Castle 9So
Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilmington n,
I2;22, 922, A. NJ, and 2.O5, p. M. . - -
Trains Tor Wilmington and Philadelpbio
leave Baltimore at SAC, II.Oe, A. M. .65f .
M. ''. --'' ''"i' 4.
daily, Sundays excepted. = = - ""y
Persons wishing to obtain Cars TO load n,,s,
give at least two days notice previous 10 ,ha
time they are required. y '''e
20 ID. A. SANBORN, IS s.
Jio-s' Superintendent Del Railroad
on dnu ater August LIST, Stage will leave
Canterbury on 'he arrival of The morning Tra;n
tor to- Denton and Easton, Md, arriving al Easton a
tne same evening; also leave Easton in the morn
ing TO connect with the 2.3O p. M. train.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03
Agents for Delaware.

& G,nnd. Gm. temple and Johmn Bewley SMYRNA. Co..,
City, % Sa%aeI IIrssE Sysr Dr. R.G Ed"ird WoGe De
ne"Ss o, Coochs Bridge; John Holland Newar 1eGrgS w
%.u,N Tn German, 81 Georges; Charles eGaSk New
B"cFs"%as BFesG suG% G%"moT B,.. wh'e Brdseys FTFs
GGeorgr'o vni John Ponder " SON M'I'n Layton,
CC"mei' Conm' Dover John W Hall, Frederca 'on Me,
Mci"a Wl% W%nSdD"5y EdMa5d Rrqghat %' E%%arf
ensOn CrossdaIe. Newport; Charles ~ ma Ste
W Village; Janvier e. Penna,on noimes.
Tuimsn M,dsIen, S%nn, Summit Bridge; L1cHMooSS Se% "
wa Mckee Odessa; John Holland Snaekord Da-
IL I. II Mitchell, Elklon, Md N''i''ohi aud Dr
fOf sale by The sole p!npre'or and msnuC,o,,
jy23.im 15e ahD > MORRIS. : g
Smyrna times., 1856-09-03

DSspMper Phosphate ofLime
! | rfLOmAS have bee1 awarded TO Ile snb.cr;ho..
ponrn.t ,oa Sie above article, by the
Nn,y YnAnla wanna State Agricultural S. ciety.
Bucks County
Schuylkill County
Berks County
~ new Castle County, DEL, ..
e nc uaii'y and high character of our nronoro,;,
NJ hi oCIl Is considered the best aud ,nosI Rii
o niaure Ior Corn. Oats, Wheat Potatoes and 90
''';y oy producing large crops, but permanent, ',
,f r'e soi @3 PRICE $l5 per 900 Ihs f1YY o oa
FeIlpc owing TO the high price of art;cas ~ c!s
nlaniacurng the above, we have been coufI oHtu ~ III
OuVance our price 10 S45 ' 'o'iPehed 10
NAoIloN.-Observe that eyerv h,rreI y, o,,.-,.,
the head. '''s u hleil stamped OH
Iamphlels describing its qualities and modo "a -;
In In ne Iiad at our store by mail when dsi,aI
l'oerai deduction made 10 Dealers. '''eu'
Agents Wanted.
c,,naVe we nave Tor sale the celebrated PACIFIC OCFAN
similar TO that sold by us last sooSo,, ar,
"ti.n n gave such great satisfaction '' "iu
NANCERlNE, or FISH MANURE Gu
iy Vi this new and valuable arIlcIe IN ,,h;i sup
The alenliO. OF Farmers " ""i'h We call
No. GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN C1r,mo
constantly on hand and for sale at The In,a, oANO
~ ALLEN Il NEEDLES
NO IS 3 Wharvt and 35 s WaterS,
o~-r FIRST store above Chesinut 81 phil
b l"rnlersc can load al the Water ST. lrbn, and a;l
NE crowded wharf -'0;it; i31 anu ~ avoid