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June "a, '57.-2t.
10 Preserve Health.
Z. D. DALEY,
Sec'y of Board.

Inc ola adage apty says An ounce of prevention
20 eU' mor'n pound OF cure" When we consider how
a'ul ulSease is consumption, and how comparative
ly easy II is To avoid it, we are mote than ever -
Gu VIII The truth of this old preverb
l"ere Is M more fruitful source of Consumntion
~ e. u'u colu leet and cold feet cannot possibly
s i. 'le circulation is kept up. sense Of cold
heSs III then indicates that they are not properv nr
.ec'ed by clothing There is nothing more danSernus
al 10 allow the feet 70 bec0me cold and wet-healih
dry. ! "' N'P' ""'iH ana
You had heer pay the Shoemaker for keepinr vour
neal Than to pay the Doctor Tor curing you alter Won
eclfcN. LOOK TO your past experience. and you wil
ma mat twothds of all the culds YOU have taken
came from wet feet ~
Inc Indians understand this and in their wir,voms
Wy Wy a'wuys lie down with heir feet L. the fire
"ntH ,y ,,uSy are travelling in cold weather ard are
-opcHeu 10 campout IN the open air, they 5ir hole
IN me earth, IN the Centre OF which thew bu, II fire
ana then lie down in a circle, each one letting his lep,
hais III the hole. Experience has taught them this
III INV own person, experience has tuug bit me The M
um1le sympathy existing between the cIrrulaIion m
The lungs For years cold and wei feel and n treiirg
OF chiness IN the limbs. have almost nv;rint, hreH
exposure ' u SUN
vi the two sexes, how much moro necossitr ,Laro
Is or e lacIeS to protect their feet than the gentle
men lhey of the two. are generally The vyGnkpsI.
uu YET lnok nj the kind hoes the tyy Srvos ,,o.r
Take the slOuesl man ia his citv and r,,r,,oI H. r
wear the Same kind of shoes that most of Tho I,J,e
wear at this season OfIhe Vea- and nv word f II ,,
gravediggcr would have huO snnI ,ei oy h., ,,,, -, ~
no mistake about it, "
"hoh man can buy pair Of good shoes for only
ST. and can buy good gum shoes tr only 81 ner n,,i
ana IRON That TO 40 cents good article thai will keen
mis- leel DOIh warm and dry, we say To- man uudpr
these circumstances. who goes with wet feet there j.
a screw loose somewhere
ANA what excuse can lady have on going To mar |
Ne' ~ vi ELSEWHERE win wet feet. this SNOWY Stop
ny "Ga'her' when we sell Il NICE PAIR of E,Iy's |
Gn shoes Tor only 30 cents and the bcsi gum sb es m
me market Tor only 10 cents pair ANY old cast o,J
'h3e viii do to wear with gum shoes, and We, hr lee
VII WI "e warm ana ufy' whereas, upon going out Oh IA
vel, slIlshy day, To a new m rocco shnr ynn
eel Is sure TO become wet. Also bear in mind IhnI
NC sell Misses aud chlldrens gum shoes for only 80
elS per pair ana Lac Ies' best quality Boots for ony
,l'lZ3 per par, all at FLANlGEN'S Chrau Sbc,
;" Sc No ~ West SecOud street, Wilmington Del
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W Medical Notice.

g MOIlCE is hereby given, That the Boa rd
VI medical Examiners for the State of Della.
~ INV; VIII meet at Almonds Hotel, in the cty
=, " nh'ngton' on TUESDAY, July 9TH, proximo.
a. clock' r. NJ for the purpose of granting
this State. &c. 'se'y 1"
.,oh 1 ne board is composed of the following gen.
tlenien' Vlz;-DrS. John Merritt, J. w. Thomp-
50 sou; ~. +: Askew, Jas cooper and j. F. Wilson,
OF New Castle CO.; E. D. DaiIev Cove Sa"Is' '
bury. A. H. Sanborn, C. A. CowSilI and II
Clark, of Kent; Hug 9Th Martin. H. F. Wills
VIM. Wolf, Sr., Jos. McFerren and 1ohn Mar'
tin, of Sussex.
{. D. DALEY,
""0 ~ o''-@t' Sec'y of Board.
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. va ER Nn nCmE azs

RAY g. cos American REAPER AND
MOWER No. l Machine--combines 50
much strength, having substituted Wrought for
Cast Iron; the simplicity OF this machine has
been acknowledged by all who have seen it,
Having dispensed with cog wheels and crank,
the movlng-power propellng 1t is attached 10 the
driving which, by the aid ola sliding bar,
at once connects il to the knife Friction is there
by done away with aud power saved. Its whole
performance is slmple and compIete,-no ways
liable to get out OF order. While working.
the rakes sits on spring seat and delivers the
grain at the side, leaving clear track fur the
horses We request Agrlsu lturlsls to call and
examine this machine. For sale by
BOWMAN L. ELL, TT,
je24 st Commerce. 81. Smvrna. Del
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OH! fE BALD HEADED.-We invite the NJ.
tentIon OF those who aru bald headed, ard those
who are afr. I'd of becoming 70. 10 the adver,ise.
nent of Prof Woods Hair Restorative to.
day. We are not in the habit Of pnfTing everv
quack noStrum that is advertised in our pa ner
Dut we feel It our duty, when we come across
an article that Is good, to let the people know
II. We have M fears OF having soon TO " scud
under bare poles" and therefore have not used
the Restorative, but think if the certificates of
honest men can be relied upon. that it must be
a nrst-rate article. Try it, ye whose natural
wigs need rejuvenation.-R Rockville Rem.
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CONsrANr.
PHfLADELPHlA.Jo Jon. 9th 1877

hA@AOLLfhIAI June SOth, 1907,
10 the Editor Of The Hmyrna Times.
DEAR SiR-PleaSe give the following a place
an your valuable paPcr, und requesl the papers
IN the State to copy.
ABOUT l"" weeks since, ! was engaged BY n
merchant OF our city, largely engaged IN the
grain trace, to render professional ssrvIces m
behalf OF Capt. Morris. OF the schooner I" Hone "
VINO pad been summoned before Justice of ,be
Feaee at tue INSTANCE oi al officer of the Board
OF Health, upon the claim OF fee of ono do .
lar, imposed by him upon the sald schooner f,r
unloading al tbs port. Upon my representa-
nOHs and defence, the a idrrmaL dismissed The
complaint
The board of Health Of the city of Philadel.
Phia have ~ authority TO impose or lew auv
S'e whatever upon vessels coming here from
any port 10 the State OF Delaware. excrn,
those unlOadlng "Vegetu bIee, 6eh or hides" m
this port daring Qusr ranIIns months upon sucb
legal foe OF one dollar my b. i.posed. The
desIsion 0t the Justice sustuins my view of the
matter.
For the benefit Of your merchants and others
10 the State, let it be kno xn thar the fee SO I'M
posed upon their vessels here is illegal. and
That they may safely Instruct THAR Captains and
seamen, not having ca goes, or part cargoes ofI
vegetables, hsh or hides" 10 refuse to pay and
10 take defence TO any such demand.
Truly, yours, ALEX G. CuMmIss.
70s Walnut SG
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ONE OfArchdmboult' superior PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES, Of IL to ID horse power,
will be sold very low, if applied for Immediate
ly. The superiority of these Engines consists
in the ease with which they can be moved from
place to place, requiring no bricks or mason
work TO set them; and also great economy in
the article of fuel. Enquire of
5. e.. MASON,
BerrytOwn, Kent CO., Del,
Or editor of the Delaware State Reporter,
Dover, Del. icI7.3t.
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"WooDLAND CREAM."--Pon,ade for
beGStttying the Hair highly perfumed supe.
rior to any french article imported, and for half
the price For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no
equal giving ita bright glossy sppearance.
u causes Gentlsmen's Hair to carl 10 the most
natural manner. II removes dandrIf always
giSlhg the Hair The appearance OF being fresh
shampooned. Price only fifty cenls. None
genuine unless signed.
PErRlDGE a. Co., ~ Y, Proprietor Of The
Balm Of q TSosisGad FclssYs"
For sale BY sII druggists.
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TWENTY GOOD REASONS VIII,
Aclchum's Combined Reaper
and Mower for 1851

Is 'he most complete Machine in use. and IN,
one best adapted to the wants of the farmer
lSl. Being made wholly of Iron. il is nore
durable than any other
! I'd. 1t Is 50 smple that any rars,p oo,, -. !;
iy manage 1t. N"' 'e'ui
''d 1t IS so strongly and well bull, that !,
cannot readily get out OF repair.
f'h' II Is neat and compact, occuDvino loss
! space than any other
| ON The frame Is so evenly bol,nced tho ,
! mere Is no weight on the horses neck
ON There Is lIttle or no side draft
ly we'll ass '4uai-
SIN II cuts wet grass as well as dry
o'"' ne new Cutter Bar Wheel acts like a
c"arm' ieSsenIng the draft at least one.tourtb
III moving. SN' VI
IO'h. Two horses will work it with eoso in
any Kind OF grass or grain.
1lth' II Is the only machine with the cutter.
"Ir uFtcly opposite the shaft of the driving
wheel. '''' O''''"s
I@'h- The open cutting blade eliectually pre-.
vents cloggimg F'0
:, 18Th II rs changed in few minutes from
Mower to Reaper.
IIl1. 1t Is the ouly machine with Rear,pd
Side Delivery for grain.
n
haktr entire control of the gram, both Before
ana Alter 1t reaches the platform.
l6h. The adjustable spring seat and tho
new keapng Shoe are admirable improvements |
lIth Seven years of severe practical trial |
WIN IN re than $1,000 machines, has proven
It's decided superiority. Like wine, it grows
better with sge.
18th. All the improvements for 1857 fand
'here ire good many have been practically
and thoroughly tested
18Th. Every part of the machine ia made nv
master workmen, and in the most substantial
2oIh. Ketchum's Combined Reaper and Now
'r IS warranted to cut all kinds of grass and
gram as well as it can be done with a scytbe or {
,radle. '"S VI
Ina word, it is just the machine which the
armer can buy without any risk, because ample
experience has proven that it is reliable in all a
Is larls. c
Farmers, send in your orders early, as the
ales Tor this season thus far have been more
nan double that of last year. -
PklCE of Reaper and Mower, $l35. Mower
lone, $Ilj
B0AS, SPANGLER g. CO., :,
Sole Agents, 627 Market ST., Philadelphia. :, ~
y27-3t
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Life Illustrated is a first-cIas $

Life Illustrated is frst-class
Pictorial Weekly Journal, devoted to Enter.
tal"ment, Improvement, and Progress, designed
to encourage spirit OF Hope, ManIinnss, Self.
Reliance and Activity; to illustrate Life in all
ts phases hgh-toned Pictorial Weekly
Psper, which ought to be read cy every family.
Published at S2 year, 81 for one. half wear.
and to Clubs OF Four, three months for One
Doller Try IT, Address,
FOWLER g. WELLS, 3Os Broadway,
New York.
" The Panama Star says: "Life lHustra.
70 TED is one Of the best papers published in the
Unted States. We know Of no more instruc.
i've and interesting publication fer family read
ing Young and old. parents and children, high
ana low, rich and poor, will ind something to
suit them in its columns.
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PsAsls az rms Poe kr FuLL--An Albany
paper has story OF Two gentlemen of that eity
finding pockets 1911 Of pearls 10 the rnusssl beda
30 that vicinity. Ports thousand dollars was
advanced by jsweller on what they found -
These were certainly pearls Of great price, but
she story would not have read well win less
establishment. MusseIls will soon become
mere priced than o. sters- ~
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MITCHELL d. CROASDALES
Super PHOSPHATE of / in,o

I'HE subscribers lnioIm Dealers and Fa,m.-s ,,,o
- tn"y have now on land iull su5 niy of SUPER
fhOSPhAfE Or LIME, and conlidom mlIy recan,ncnJ
1t as superior to any in the market. Also rn,s,antI
on hand. PERUVIAN ald MEXICAN an ~
oliS' Candles soap. es.. At the lowest market rates
=, CROASDALE. PEIRt,E ~ co
No 30iNouh Wharves. a,ovd Arch 81. ph,IaJoIo.i,
9r Farmers can load on Arch street and avoid a..
cnNdsd whalE N'" "'u'I W. I"S
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R T. N VAL.

'U'H1 snhscrlher having Removed from her old stand
To The Store lnn9 kno%n Currs Bakery and
Confectionery sOlicIts The patronage of her former
friends aud Customers and nvsles call from all wish
ing To purchase GU ds IN her Ine Her stock is too
extensive To enum rate ever thing usually found in
trimming and Variety Store may be ound; also
good assortment Of
m Confectionery, Cakes, sc.
Thankful Tor past fvurs she will seek lo mrrtl cnn
tnuance Oi lLe same
MARY A. ROBERTS.
SMYRNA, maf25 3m
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s Rising Sun
= Nurseries and Garden

"efIhliit"Nh Road, TIA AN hours ride from the Ex
,,,. change by OHn,buS
SHADE Fruit and ornamental frees shrubs Plants
Roses eic cultivated aud Tor sale in ananlI1 $ II,
sur ue"ler' and others, including an M,
80" S'of'Aeu {" all the tcSra lie varieties of The
above ior sale Uhucsuie and retail
Ca'aiosues ran be had on application gratis
NJ ~, > MAUPAY x co
G ~ bc~-When addressed by mail, direct To Risnp
' i W lhliadelrhIa Our S,aI,d> are IN lh. Mar
ket. Nlarke; 81. below SIXTH wher, orders ,rn olr
ceIYed. " 1i" 49, t -" ie'
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New Wall PAPER vy.rehou.e.

DURTON 3 LANrNG, Manuiacturers and lmuorl
ID ers. No l2IArch srsOt sfcond door abov, SIKH.
PhiladS phid, wherO may be found tho lurgest and
best selected stock IN the city.
Country purchasers may here be accommodated
without the Inconvenience of looking further aud
may re assured that they wilt receive the
oi their money. BURTON " LANlNG
apl-3m l24 ARCH ST., above Sixth Phllada
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BOOK RINnIMC.

DARTlf' LAR attention will 6s paid To- pindinp
l. Libraries tpd 'lIc aud PRIV alV) Law Books Mns,c
Periodicals, Magazines Pamphlets, Catalogues, ~ ;
ia large small quantities.
N. B.-Od Books rebound with the greatest care
Give me call at No VI S. THIRD STREET,
t3d slOry) OppOslle The Exchange, Philadelphla.
June i-ly
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twenty-five Cents paws fo

that great and good illustrated Family Paper.
LIFE lLLUSTRATED--the best OF all The
WeeklIes, three months "on trial for % cts.
Send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS,
3O5 Broadway, New York.
LYe Mastrated.-We have previously called
attention to this excellent publication 1t IS
worth far more to any family than any other
literary Papes Instead Of diminishing, it IN
creaseS IN interest with every issue, aud we
most cheertuIly recommend it to the public as
one OF the best fanny newspa ptrs in the coun-
Teacher.
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TO 3 AC CO, sEGARs.

newspapers, Magazines, DC.
the subscriber would announce to the pubic
mat he continues to Keep constantly on hand
extensive supplies of the best TOBACCO.
shGARS, SNUFF. &c, and is selling
tue same both IN large and sina uuan-
TILES, TO dealers and Consumers. At
PRICES CHEAPER THAN ruE CHEAPEST
lie Is also the authorized Agent for the sale Of
The Best Literary Periodicals
in the United States, such as
me q AeW York Ledger, Uar.rly .Nogn.ins
Frank L'siie's Illustrated News.
Harper's Weekly, FYag Of mr. J-,;on
Brother Jonathan, Yo1kr. pr;,ai'.r
Yankee Notions, Luc,, So,o ~. ,,.
F" hIeh are furnished by him TO subscribers. nt
'ne publishers prices, FREE OF POSTAGE or other
extra charge. " The PhiIa. BviL,tia !,
likewise served to subscribers, every evening.
al the publishers price, . cts per COPY. wtbomt
aaGItlonal charge. W Also, for sale, popular
OF the latest puhlIcdtiuu-by the siuple
copy oozen' hundred or thousand
fersons wishing anything in the above line.
'"ouia oear IN mlnd that they can be accommo.
lated by the subscriber, at less than tbrou,b
my other source.
lie returns thanks for the liberal patronage
llready received, and, by puuc,ual,tv in bus,.
less ana cheap-sellDg, hopes to merit It's con-
'nua"ce' FRANCIS F. CURRY,
oToRE-COmmcrce g, Smyrna, Del,
nay - o. Opposite Wards Building.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends 70 r"H r"O
baggage Wagons q Hacks toand from the Rail
roao Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose or
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight. Bag-
gage &c. He expects to locate in the w.t.
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thnnk.
mily received and promptly attended to.
W He will also run Wagons 10 and f.o,,
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hanIing
floods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
ana receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER IIfPTv ,T,t'"-
Dec. TO- ,''55-tf
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Cedar Rails aaad siding FIR
NAIe

IliE subscriber Is prepared to furnish. n,
snort notice CEDAR RAILS and LUMBER ol
all kinds, ut market prices.
GEO B. COOPER,
Fort E'lzabell, Cumberland Co ~ J.
~ Refers to DR.. $. NJ. FIsLER. Snyrna, Del
feb % '57.3m
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No BIDDERs.-The Bona parte mansion n,
! bordentown, N. j., with its extensive park and
GROUNDS, was to have been sold al auction in tho
! we" YORK Merchants Exchange last Wednes-
! udy' out there were no bidders, although the
auctoneer offered to Commence with n biJ of
OGO. ~O'' '@~oo'-
W The papers are gravely discussing the
question whether the comet has struck the
earth Even such siIid and we'll intormcd
papers as the Providence journal and Buffalo
commercial seem iuclned TO attribute the r..
cent remarkable meteorological disturbances to
cometary influence.
VI~ The (Mass.) Black Republican Sta,e
Convention at Worcester, Tuesday, Nominated
" Banks for Gov ern0r, with Oliver Warren e.
Lieutenant Resolutions were passed. not only
10 Opposition TO the " extension" but TO The ey.
lstehce" of slavery.
OEr Col Fremont il engaged in putting tho
last touches upon the new and Complete edition
oI his works, shortly 70 be published. Itissnid
mat he Is 10 receive $1,000 as an advance
from The publishers upon the prospective sales
OF the Volumes
OF An event in PHILADELPHIA on Thursday.
was the auction sale OF the" Main Line of Pub.
lie Works" The Pennsylvania Rallrnad Co.
was 'he purchaser, aud the price 81 100000.
" 1t is estimated that not less than sixty
Thousand Panes of glass were broken by the re-
cent hail storm at Washington. Glass, putty
and GLACIERS are in active demand.
G- Governor Walker is bitterly attacked in
some OF the extreme Southern organs for the
policy he has pursued in Kansas
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Would announce to his old customers and the
public that he IS folly prepared to supply every
demand for BASKETS the present season. and
resPectt, lily solIclts a call. His stock, large
and various-comprising PEACH and CORN
BASKETS, MUZZLES,'&c.,-is made of the
best material, by superior workmen, and is being
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, upon
terms the most accommodating.
BASKETS OF every description, manufactured
and furnished TO order, al the shortest notice
and warranted. From his long experience in
the business, he is assured of giving his friends
the utmost satisfaction. lie sells at wholesale
and retail. 0C7" SEND ORDERS EARLY
to JOHN E. MOUNT, Smyrna, Del.
Factory, at the Old Stand-Temperluc Hall.
Commerce street. June 10. 1857
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions,

L L
&c, &c.
HS1f$, ME subscriber would inform the public
hlHIi that he has opened new Store ON '1, Com
%4asi 'nerce street, West Smyrna, where he is daily
receiving and will sell at the verv levesI cash
prIces Sugars. feis, Coffee. AlOlusscs Cheese Lard
lianS' Shoulders flckltd Pork. Dried Beef Fish n.II
Cahdies. Soap soda. Starch, Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
Inc bhFrel or pound, superior Corn MEAL for lnllv
use pure PIckeIne Vinegar, only Is GEMS per .aIIor
Iohaccn Seq irs aid Snuts OF lhe bes brands CON
FEC ECEONARY Cukes \us, Fruits pure Lemon and
other y rups; ilre>s Trimmings. Fancy SOAPS ttn,r
ms Co'oShts Pom idea-ilne eat acs, Ladies' Dres,
laps olIars Under RS eeves, Handke rchcis Hnsiar,
'ioVeS Fals GaIiers Boots, Shoes, Silk Thread Cot
iSh' rms Needles iaceS, Combs. Brushes Broom,
I'm Wooden. BaakeI and Earth, nware
VIII supply any vi the ctize.s with WOOn nj
short notice II they will leave heIr orders aud cash
with ME " ~ O'""
A IL rlnds OF COZ NrRY PRODUCE BOUCt,T =,
"c he"eSt prices Tor cash ar equivalent IN goods
TRUST here is dead-Bad Pay killed hlm.
} X. WILLIAMSON,
je2i-Iy We,t Snyrna Nal
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81 Cents Reward

KANAWAY from the subscriber, on Satur.
day ias', the 10Th inst. white apprentice boy.
aged l3 years. named WILLIAM DEVLJN
-ior the return OF whom, the above reward
VIII be given. All persons are forbid harborIDg
or trusting said boy on my account, as will not
hold myself responsible for any Of his transac-
tons.
JAMES w. MITCHELL.
Near Smyrna, May 70, '57.lm
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IHE SUPREME CouRT NOT SHAREHOLDERS
Ihe Washington Union says, he majority of
the Supreme Court are not owners of slaves as
mas DeSn repeatedly asserted Four ofthe Jus.
.Ices reside III tree States and the Chief Justice
mas not owned slave for thirty years. Tbev
came to him BY inheritance, but he voluntnrily
gave them their freedom, aud two, who wcre
TOO !. old to take care of themselves, he provided
for during their lives.
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psRsosaf --.The New York Tribune accuses
5IF speaker DIoks Of being the cause Of Col.
Fssmouys defeat
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EE EE "a aD~-

VChIIIdn Blinds and Shades.
A. BRITrON ~ CO., Manufactures. WhoIe.ora.n.,
MI'all 10 Dealers, No. - North Second street above
VI !rket, PhIIadcphla "''''
as 'af fgeS cmearest aud best assortment Of Vepe.
IN the TINTED Sille. ' S'''ei'
,, ~ r Ir"t pf'm,u awarded by the Franklin Insll
tuie, m lNj2 and IN, oyer ali coin.rt,i,,, ~
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C u a N O.

a. iulI supply OF COLOMBIAN GUANO, testing 20
70 ou per cent Bone Phosphate OfLime in str my bags
containing about Ito lbs each m siors ami f,r
a'herS and Dealers, at the COmpamy's prIces bv
RICHARDS IL MILLER Sole Agents
pt, " South Front Street Philadelphia
paper. ~ '''e '','V s ~ ''''
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Paper Hanging and Painting

IliE undersigned would respectfully inform The,
lie /. prepared To do all kinds of UOISF n' SI'iW
rAlNllNG' GLAZING and PAPER IiANGIN,i- vt
the shortest notice and upon the most mIiera, ,.,ns
ne mas oeeh residing m this The last iour ,rnr
anu can give The best references in regard 4, lhe
cutlOn OF his work " VI" we
w Call at the new GOthlc Frame House an Con,.
merce street. REUBEN II. STEWART
9ePS ~ Smyrna Del
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Glass Marbles. Glass Marbles

OF all sizes, beastifnl colors. Also. Chin. .na
~ Common Marbles, At lowest prices. ""D
asso. w rILLER Importer,
"@0'a' IL ssufh. tssfgt s,Ssst, PniladeIrAta.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY- &c

Gch Is part worthy of nute thar tbs Je,,sIr.
Eal Store at 33S Nurth Second sIros, 'e pe SemSry
phia sells Goods 20 per cert less ,bon nm, oIha,
place IN The United Suites. Look at the prices;
Gold Lever Watches, lie. full jeweled. s29 90
do. Hunters o,o a., iie w ~
Gold Hunters, oo 0o
EighDay Watches, hunters. s0 M
Also, all other kinds Of Watches Gold Chains JeSelrv
&C. SOLD less ihan any where else Call in an
country Merchants supplied at wholesale or retail
N. ID. GODFREY,
5's ~ "a 81, between t'allowhil and Wood sts.,
'SiV0" Philadelphia
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llAYTI AND THE HAYTIENs.-Another Utopia
OF negre freed"m, presents feature, ifDossible.
worse than jamaica. The Hayrjans. thouph
Living under one of the hqrdest and most de.
SpotIc OF Governments, nev, rthele<s love So
well the theory Of" treedum," we see. ,het tbev
are about to subj"cI sugar made by slave labor
10 duty four times as large as that made bv
Tree labor. y
hayt, "emancipated" itself now some 70
years ago. amd horrors that made the world
shlVer' and then they, as slaves, (the ETavtiansl
exported loO0OOOOO pounds OF sugar, but now
not one pound!
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01
a. ~ "a va 90

G% ~ VA .TYM G ID -
FULL supply OF REESE'S MANIPULATED
GUANO. containing IS To so per cent Phosphate
Lime, aud per cent. Ammonia, manufactured from
Colombian and Peruvian Guano. and contained in
lots TO suit purchasers. by ~
RICHARDS & MILLER.
Sole Agents for Philadelphia, 92 Sorrn FRONT g,
Pamphlets. with full particulars, at the Office oC mi.
P@r. GpS I'm
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01
R0 KsDBNax

'he- subscriber having fitted up that large and
u convenient BOARDING HOUSE, No. 3J ARCH
street upper side below Second PHTLA d DELPHTA
~ ~ prepared 10 accommodate Permanent and Transient
Doaiuers' ON reasonable Terms. The public are inv
ted 10 give him call, with the assurance that M
pains VIII he spared To make them comfortable with
boarding. Lodging and every convenience possible
"i'r"'-0m JOSEPH COOK
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01

vi are the authorized Agents for the 8, lo
OF the above described Reaper aud Mover,
(Manny's lmproved,) so noted tlroughou, the
country. We know the Machine and ha,s
seen It work, and, without hesitation. can lruv
say u Is the best and cheapest Reaper IN use.
VIII give more entire satisfaction.
a supply OF the Machines wall be constantly
kept on hand
Also' the best Revolving Wheat Rakpr.
GEO. w. CUMMlNS &. co.
Smyrna, May II, lsj7-Lm2N.2n.