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H. r. PARSONS, Agt.

s>~tTpNPE A ItUN AL /! TIA great meaning II nave
,,, had much 10 -sy tyr several months Psst hai hO"
ans ,o-iS must rume up in e''od earnest heeu hd
ssIl vau competition u the ite Ot W"de' ana w. sp
,,, ih.. pr,ncIpe am going into II "a? To nav Uo1IS
Iu t.~ tir.t place, want To say lithr !" ue III"
dealers around the ,vuntry. Ia tell s"u griteMe
..rtisu s your trade has iel your h'"hs "d u hr'
,,s liz wa tJ Wilmington. ;IIt i'rcu'srt! 'O 'hi>
ts n N and Shoe store. YOU will say you are awar'
f thi, .aa and vet y'd cannot zee no" H~' nut suo
i. In. rase aud ;uu aii s0ts oil sayings !" dN'r
A. lrsI- from this stare. Now. What dV's IL aihon
IL a, - y.,u Ih vTong. grni'e alld it hs
n 80. NH ,y yunr so.,ds like ~ Ia large qnani
,Ss; 80; s.,sh aul SILL ft cash THy. then y"u I"'gh
a., a. shan,S at Ecep'nc NJr trade as "" h'e NeI'
.nr axn AMI part o' v"n'S "r me i;.st Az ear
S.,x will tell y0u how we manage. YGu are aware
,s.ria~s salss are frequent n both Phiinds,pha and
eat,,nose and these occasions we have tre"ds sn
h..d with the cash. ready pick up all good bargains
G.hv have cur share in Ihese bargains. We hny the
.easiew and sell them low r cash, at the smallest
sro6t. and thereby avoid making debts. Thus ~ is
can eel cheaper than you whI buy yoir hoos ana
xs.e, On Ian9 credit IN regular way. and sell The
-r..,-r mart Of then upon credit and by this means
ven sre TOT sell for large profits make up TOT oA
asbss say ~ you dealers, can sell you Boots and
ghx4s h that you can sell at retail at me
-.ns eriees ss we do, and yet make profit and then
cu rsu keen vyur money ed customers at home. ni-
"a thst 10 70 10 Phiiadelphia ard buy my Boots and
shoes In regular way. from jobbers, you can buy
shsm an cheap rs esni but that 10 NOT thc way:
ali you A DO that sell at retail ladies thick sole
e.lf healed Boosees for 7l cents a pair. and mems
Isnssgxed doublesoed Boots for only 81 20 per pair
seod article ut that, and other kinds OF bo1n and
ssss, rouaIy as cheap, you lsay they never were
n,ds M that and they cannot be bought for that and
;s cs.oot bc so; and 10 turn it off call humbug
Yet AZ is really se. and yOnr good people have found
4 out lsax axsp That is the reason Why 30 many o
ss.n hass come TO lhis cheap Boot and Shoe store fo
thesr Bosts and Shoes ihis iass s yesrs Gen'iemen
gssd xnd yendsg YOU that are in want OF good fal
stack af B.ols sad Shoes Give as csi.. al No II
VS., second street sign orths large BLACK Boot her
shsrs u 6ne pickings in these diggings,
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whmiaxfo.. ocaa.'5s

If UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND and
universal sstisfaction is evidence OF unexam-
pled merit, then is PASCHALES GREAT
FEVER and AGUE MIXTURE the recognized
and acknowledged remedy in all countries
where this Disease prevails. So astounding is
ss thorough and searching efficacy that at
Stsuntoa, Delaware, three bottles actually ef-
.ected permanent cure in ne less than eigh-
teen cases See the evidence of it's high merit
in she pamphlst on Chills and Fever.
JOHN III. BEWLEY, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
INSURANCE NOTICE.

THE Stockholders OF the Kent County Mu-
tual Insurance eompsuy wili meet at the office
of Dr. y. M. Fisler, the President. in Smyrna,
the Fifst Monday Of January next, at 10 o clock,
a. NJ. for the purpose of electing nine Drec-
tors 10 serve for one year, and TO transact other
business Of interest to the company.
The interes, on deposit notes viii be due and
payable on the first day of January next, at IL
O'Clock, at which time all policies expire and
the Company does not hold itself responsible to
pay losses after that time, whose interest remain
unpaid after ~ o'clock.
TO enable persons who wish to continue their
insurance, to be prompt, lists of interest due
Will be sent to
Wm. c: Robertson, Delaware City,
james X. Clements. Smyrna,
Jas. CGwgill. Treasurer, Dover,
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford,
George nj. Davis, Brdgevlle,
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown,
who are authorised to receipt for interest due
the company.
GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
dec3-4t
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dec3.1m.
Notice. e

4 hereby warn all persons sgsinst trusting
INV wife. MsSsnda Hickman, on my account. ~
4 will psy no dssss Of her consrseiing. -
x~rs "a So JACOB HICKMAN.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
q. G. MEssHoS, Merchant, says:
SlmrsosvILLE, Shelby county, ny,

SanPsoxvILLE, Shelby county, ny,
March 80, 1856.
&The German Bitters give general satlstac'
ton, and herewith hand you certificate OF Mr
Merton Berkeley, a respectsble farmer Of TIM
ssauty."
ssxrsosrILE, KY, March 80, ls55-Deal
Sit would inform you that have been at
aicted tor several years with DysPepssa. IN
.sry aggravated form, Tor which used oarss
nrill. and various other remedies, without OBJ
tanning any relief. From the various testImo
nisls ia favor of Hoohand's German Bitters,
wss induced to try them, and | now state will
pleasure that through their use | am enioyinl
letter health than have done for years pas,
and cheerfally recommend the Bitters to al
afflicted with that terrible disease.
a. Respectfully. yosrs,
MoRToN BsRKLET.
To Dr.. C. Jackson.
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BOOK RINpINC.

DARrlCiLAR attention will be paid Binding
L LibraUes tpuhlIc aud rrivaiel Law Bscks Music,
Periodicals.. Magazines. Pamphlets. Catalogues. &c,
in ln.se small quantities.
". B.-Oid Books rebound with the greafeAt care
Give me cali at No "A 5. THIRD STREET
I'D sOry) opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia.
WIN. c. WHEELER.
Juue 4-lv
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Mems and Bows Clothing :
1856. Fail stock! New Geod.

1856. Fall St0cki New EeOd. .
French McriI oes. oil colurs;
Fashisnabl Cleak Cloths
Fall Silks. the new styles
Magnificent New bel.Aines
Besi Styles Fall Calieoes, .
Very large Stock III New shavvIs
fannsls, Welsh. English and American.
Cloths. VestlDgs a,sd ell kinds Mems Wear
sheetings. Table Linens TowelinVs. &c.
EYRE 4 LsNDELI,.
Fourth and Arch sis PhiIasIeInh,.
Storekeepers areinyiied to sxn'uire our new yooJ.
Families. can be we'll suited ia every kjud ,,S liz,
Goodsv We make Black Silk AMI sha~ls lrad,nx mr.
tcles for " NO! !esaiins. w
p. S-JoBs recsIved daily from Us Auctions az
New York and Phladel lpals. W
RJ Terms Nett Cash. ..,a ..
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nrr A bottle was dug up at Tayiorsviiie. Ky,
,,ss week, aud found to contain S4ooO0 old
NJ q Bank notes. believed TO be genuine.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
PUBLIC SALE
Of Very Valuable LAND.

THE undenigned will offer al public sale. at Wood
Il wOrth's Hotel, in the Town of GfecnshJ ruug gh
Nd nj o'clock, =. M. On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
of DECEMBER. instant. valuable Tract Of LAND
situated IN the lKt Election District of Caroine couR
ty, Maryland: miles from the of Greensboro;
miles from the Msrylau and DelaNats Rzilroad,
and conIsialng 34l ACRES.
About 60 acres of the above Tract are finely TIM.
BERED-ihe-bsiance cleared. T.e arabic land 10 Ot
good qualify, easily improved and admirably adapted
- 10 the yrswth II Com. Wheat. Gals. sc.
The ImyrSv .saeuis CONSIST "i Dwelling
I'D House, Corn rib. Grsnsry and Stabcz-ai
new, ,ea,nv enieai and in gOsd order.
The Terms will be made accommodating to the
purchaser.
dl0-h WM. NJ DAY
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10

q IIAYDOCK & FIDLt.R. NJ. - south Secund
N IL street, Philadelp phi., Dealers in Watches
As8Jewelry and SilTerware, have On hand 54OOOO
worth of the very best
Gold Levers, full ie gelled IS carat cases, $500
Gold Hunting Csse, uli jewsliea ievers, 53 3VO
Gold Lepne Wasch.s. 1000
Silver Levers. fnll jewelled, 900
Silver Hunting Case Iall jsweied, 1890
Silver Leplns Watches, 500
And some sill cheaper shan the above. and a large
assortment Of Eewelry Of every description fine and
chsxp and g,od OF Silver and Silver.
plated ware as be found Plnlsdelpsa all Of
which we will tell low Perssns wishing 10 purchase
any article in our line will do we'll give us a call,
and examine stock before purchasiIg elsewhere,
az OUT motto 10 "sell quick and cheap" N. B.-Re-
member, No. IL South Second stree,, PhIladelpha.
dsclo,'5 '56-ly
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
MCEH~ HH~

AFTER eighteen years private practice. is with in
creased condolences IN Iis efficacy offered 10 tbs public
for the positive of ali diseases arising from Dys-
pepsia such Ms Nauses, Headache. Vertigo, Oimness
sf Sight, Debility Of the Nervous System. Hypochron.
dris. Jsundice, Lo@ Of Appetite, Wasting of the
Strength Flatulencs with frequent belching Of wind
Viated Taste. Const patton aud unessness Of bowels
Bilious Vomiting Burning Sensation at the Pit Of the
Stomach Liver Com I'aIaI. OpPres>On alter Eating.
Pzpilation Of The Heart Pain in the pit of The sto-
sch, OF towards the right side saawness Of Compiler
ion, Depression Of Spirits and Irntabty Of Tempe:
&c.
ATTEsrATIoS;
We having used Williams Anti.I,yspeptc ElixH
with the most perfect satisfaction AMI lake
great pleasure recommending Ioull persuus suffer
ing with Dyspepsia fully convinced OF III
most estmabls qualiilss IN restoring the digestive
powers, removing all pain and uneasinsss and i'm
parting healthy tone 10 the stomach:
John X Penruse, 81 south Wharvcs; Casper Morris
Tscony; Thomas Allibone. PresIdeHi Bank sf Penn
sylyans; Abnsr Elmes, Market street. bel. Sixth;
n Rswiey, Il Norta Whafyesi Michael Dunn, sup
| of Msrchants' Exchange.
The lis, Of names sOuid be extended to almost an
length, but tho forsgoing 10 deemed sufficient
| Ofhss aad Agency, 1 Sou!h SEVENTH Street.
doors below Market, Philadelphia. ldlo-5m
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10

DIVIDE Nd.

Bink of Smyrna,
num-, November 6. 1856.
TIE Directors of this Institution have This
DAY declared Dividend of five per cent. and
an extra Dividend ot tify cents per share for
thr last ak months. payable on or after the ! 5th
inst BY order.
Nat w. M BELL, Cashier.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
AUCTIONEERINC. "a

The undersigned respectfully ann unces to
the citizens ct Smyrna, that he will, at the
shortest a0tice and upon the most reasonable
terms. do all kinds of Auctioneering that may
be desired. Having had considerable expert
ence in the business, he is confident of giving
satisfaction. THOMAS RASH
April q. 1856.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
TRON & STEEL.

- DoLT and FIRE IRON; Ship and Boat
I'D spTKEs--sil sizes; tioRSE-sHoEs and
~ He-e-shoe MATHS, and q general assorsmsns Of
~ Drcow q MIDDLETON. ssfe
.aai ~ No. iS NORTH weses ST.. shove Market
ap2a.sv Phiiadsfphis.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
Farmers in this Neighborhood,
Growers of Wheat and Rye, use LEINAU's
Super Phosphate Of Lime.
If you want heavy crops; or
HIeinau's American Eerfilixcr

'iiESE valuable Manures have been used G,rths
past sIx yeats successfully Ior the Gram and no.
mace" crop IN virginia. Pennsy ivan:a. New Jersey
Delaware. Maryland 0ni the ISLANDS Of Bermuda a91
Bari'adoes barrel t2jO lbs y. sufficient Tor an arrs
Of land The above Fertilizers are composed of reIia
ble Chemical Elements. which larEpiy increase ILe
Crop snd improve the soil doubling Lhs "aIue Of ths
Land. Price Of the Phosphate of Line ia stU q ,U,,
Nitrogen $50. the American Fertilizer s25 cer tn
OF SsSo nsrrei VI 70 Keg; alo, every variety si
Bone Dust, Powdered Charcoal. &c
GEO. LEiNAU, Proprietor
No ~ South Front Il Get
Cords delivered free Of charge PLIIad,s D.
&J To Wholesale Dealers. liberal discoutI =
Pamphlets in the English and German Language.
grats Orders at distance. Cash accompauvin. .r
Draft, IFs@plly attended to ny
q. A. LENA Az. Proprietor,
Phad'a. Pa
". N.h-DlPLOMAS have boon " arded from ,ha
Pennsylvania Agricultural S0cIety New YORK C,r,a
tai Palace AsaOcIaton and New Jersey Stale AgrlruI
Iursl Socieiy. auq2O 3m
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
JOHN WIN. GUIREY T. Co.
BANKERS.

Removed to No. 81 South 9Th ST., Philadelphia.
Foreign and Domeslic EIchange Gold and s,l,.r
t"'n. aud all uncurrent Rank Notes Vrchs sed al tke
best rates
Exchange on all available points in tho United Siates
Tor sale COLLECTIONS made with prumptncss and ssi-
tied al current rates Of Exchange without charge az
cept when at par.
Upon Time and Call Deposits such interest will bs
allowed rs the state Uf the money Inarket warrants
Foreign and American COIN furnished for shinn;nx
and custom house purposes
Exchange available any where in the British Kins.
dom; eight or sixty days sums Of El and upwards
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10

THE RUSSIAN WAR.
Specimen of Lithotyping.
IN PRESS. aud will be ready soon.
CRAasaS OF GOLD,

OF Collection 0t Social, Moral aud Intellec-
tudi Max,ms,
By Samuel NJ Sin"cke;. y. NJ author of the Court
amt Reign al i,nhrrne IL of russia" History Of
Emperor Nicholas l." Sc. DC.
This undo u:He,Iiy will I've the most interesting work
Ot the kind ever rub.hsd ~ America Il will con.
tain twenty Caskets nchl, laden with the finest gold
wrought into seven hundred separate Original
maxIns ami independent Relleci0ns, with Wise Saws
and Profound AphOri.ms. whnh refer to every body
and everything worth referring TO. aud especially
adapted t0 the present times II will be printed from
plates formed by the new LyIhuypng process spoken
OF IN the last number Of the MsnIhy Rainbow.
Il viii. without dOuh, he the hands ImeM book in
typo graphical Appearance ever before pubiIshed ad
II viii be printed and bounu n the best style and It's
contents will make il attractive and pleasing To all
classes Of renders. Price, SO cents a copy for which
it will be. pOsl-pnid.
Address, GEO. 4. CROFUT,
no26-lm 81 Dock street, PhiIade. phia.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
To DR.. C. Jackson.
See advertisement.

A BENEVOLENT, GENEROUS MIND,
s.xious To alleviate human suffering. will re-
io,cs in making known the extraordinary merits
M PASCHALL'S Remedy for FEVER and
AGUE, since, on the highest testimony, u 10
the suIy reliable and safe remedy not only
against sickness but gainss the perniclous nos.
irums of unprincipled Quacks. A supply OF
the MIXTURE has been received from the Phila-
sslphia Laboratory, with the able Medical
Trsatiss ca Fevers, &c, given gratis to all ap-
Diicasss. This should be read by all who think
prevention better than cure.
- 4 WILLIAM TEMPLE, Smyrna
ety- When discovery is made which is cal
eulated TO benefit mankind, il becomes the duty
ar every good citizen TO avail themselves OF ths
sesulss arising sherefrom. Ia accordance witt
these views, we feel il our duty to bring 10 thu
sctics sf our readers the extraordinary merit
sra medical discovery known as Carter's Span
iA MIXTURE. II 10 the most powerful, eneetua
and certain remedy for all diseases of the bioo'
get brought before the public. II has permz
realty and positively cured more thau ten thou
ssnd cases OF the worst forms OF Blood Disease
ssch a., Scrsfula, Rheumatism, Liver Diseass
s5phili., Fever and Ague, and other sindre
diseases, many Of which set at naught the pnJ
sirisn's skin. and laugh at all the ordinary O
fsrts Of science TO conquer and suodue tnein'-
irhile csrter's Spanish Mixture contains o
Hercary. Opium. or anything injurious, yet u
saecess in curing disease has lett u without
rival; snd wherever il has become known
rsgsl.rly prescribed by physicians who are full
esnsclous of It's effects, and avail themselv'
sfits merits because il has deserved their con
npesdstion. II would be better TO try il in tim
--fhe snou~r the better.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
.A - NM 80 for Sale

- - - IN - Tor sale.
TINE undersigned offers at Pnsaie sale. TWO
II FARMS, each containing ala ACRES. with I'm
provenenis ali new aud in good order, the Town
of(sssensborough, Md wiihin shsri distance Of the
MARYLAND and DsIaware Railroad and near navgs.
ton Each Farm has an abundance OF TIMBER ON
IL. These Farms will be sold ON rsssonsbe and ac-
commodatins terms Further particulars made known
by application 10 the sabseriber.
J. Z. LoBsTETN,
dec33m Greensborough. Md
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

FVNIiE genuine LlNlMENr tor the & URE ot
Il RHEUMATISM. SPRAINs. STRAINS ana
FROSTED FEET. prepared 10y the suIscrlber. can
he found al the old. established and rheap Family
Drug Store of DAVID LOCKWOOD, Who Is The saIss
agent for the sale or It in smyrna
ap23-if WILLIAM H. START
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
MAP OF DELAWARE.

THE subscriber has purchased the balance
of the edition of the Maps of Delaware. As
the original plate has been destroyed by fire,
and the number of copies rema iaing unsold ID
very limited, early attention of those in want
Of this excellent map is important TO their in
terests. large assortment of pocket and
other maps for sale by
oc29-St J. T. HEALD,
l27 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
The 49th Session of the Classi-
cal Institute, at Media,

Del. County, Pa,
{E1ILL commence on TUESDAY, November 1 -
w Pupils prepared thoroughly for any Class in
College. or &c: any department Of business life.
For particulars address either
REV. y NJ, GAYLEY. or
r. GARDNER GAYLEY.
oct22.4t Principals
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
WlddIetOWn Academy.

JAMES B. MCDOWELL. Principal,
Assisted by thoroughly qualified Teache r..
hr WIhsr Session oi u weeks wIll cummem.
on the first Monday of November
inc curse oil lnsIrncIon includes all The usual
branches Of solid English kducal,on. wi,h An1;s,,,
nl'G Nl"cern LnnguagSs. Music Drawing, sc, NC
Expenses Tor Winter Session, SIS or SO v nh Inude,
ave charges Tor rticrman. frrn h. Music or bra wing
IN Pohi o 0c"lIon 1t s believed that but few place.
offer equal advantages Convenience of nccess IA,
raTad Is combined with sufficient retirement for oue,
study and mental Improvement
Students irUm distance bonrd with -the Prncinol
and are constantly urder his supervision
For particulars or references address the PrncioaI
above. sanIn o. '-''
Smyrna times., 1856-12-10
Opening of Della. Railroad to
Seaford, on Nanticoke River.
Dslaaoare. NeW Castle, Whining ION f. French

ON and after Monday. Dec.
lst, 1855, Passenger Trains
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

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chronicle Of affairs during the past week, are
invited to examine the number Of the &" Wesk-
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Onion compliments the speech deliv-
cred by Senator Douglas yesterday, in high
terms, and holds that the rejoinder Of his col.
league, Senator Trumbull, virtually admits all
tie case Senator d. essayed to prove. The
same Journal highly, approves the manner 10
which the Democratic press o. the country
is conducting the canvass for presidential
nomination; ssyingin the course of its remarks
On that subject
SIN the last place, nothing could more
clearly show the unselfsh zeal which per-
yades our party than the spirit of forbearance
and liberality with which the canvass for the
presidential nomination is conducted by the
respective friends of the several aspirants
A very large portion of our contemporaries of
the Democratic press withhold any expression
Of preference, but ayow themselves eageHfOr
the contest with either Of the distinguished
names spoken of fer the nomination as stan
dard- bearers. With exceptions so few, and
50 unimpOrtant as not to deserve notice, those
Of our cotenporaries who express a prefer
ence cOnfne themselves to the jealous ard
earnest advocacy of the claims of their re.
spectiye favorites without INDUCING in in
gidious or illiberal illusions to others q"
The htelItgeneer contains an elaborate his
VI ZIG ucdu-iOck III
consin, in the shape of a message from Gov
Barstow to the Wisconsin Legislature, setting
forth the grounds on which that functionary
claims to be the chief magistrate of that State
rest The editor adds:
H0f the merits Of the case we have nothing
to say at present. The election took place
last August; the vote between the parties was
close 1.-THE returns. as usually gathered and
published by the newspaper press, indicated
the election Of Mr.. Bashford by i've or six
hundred majority, but the official canvassers
eventually gave the return TO Governor Bar
stow, who was in possession of the office by
virtue of a previous election, the term of
which was about TO expire.
1t il alleged by the friends of Mr.. Bash
ford that the decision of the canvassers was
BASED on fraudulent returns, purportipg to
come from new counties, in which there are
not near as many sinha bitants as there were
votes returned; and it is to investigate these
facts that they demand the judicial review
which Is resisted by the governor.