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Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable MiIlPrOperty
FOR CATE
T. O r ALE

AS@zs The subscriber offers at private sale.
hEi;H bis valuable Mill Property, situated on
Ea.Ith State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MILL-HOUSE is 40 by As feet, and 8
stories high, with two Water Wheels and three
Run of Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the driest season of The year. This Mill is in
very fine running order-in every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern style,-
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom OF wide range of country.
There Is new Steam Engine, of 20 horse
power. attached,-recently erected at a cost of
S3,OOO, with appurtenances,- which is in first
rate condition. ~ Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deductlng expense of both mill and farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on $4,000.
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
u ACRES of Land, with good Dwelling,
necessary Out-Buldings, aud two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly lined, and is in fine state of cultivation
U7-One-third of the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed the
balance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons deslrous of examining the property
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing OH the same;
or on the undersigned, in the town of Smyrna.
Aug. 70, 81. JOS. IIOFFECKER.
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SAUsAGEs MADE FROM Horse MEAr.-The
Philadelphia papers state that a man named
William Dunn, q manufacturer of sausage was
arrested in that city on Wednesday, charged
with using horse fesa in compoundine mis- sau-
sages. 1t was in evidence that he was in the
habit OF purchasing horse meat, fifty and hun.
dred pounds at time, at an establishment
where dead horses are bought for bone boiling
purposes. Also that he had been seen chop
ping up horse flesh for sausage meat. Dunn
was exposed by one OF his customers, who sus.
pectee him and followed him to the horse flesh
establishment, saw him buy the meat and take
IL TO his shop. Dunn, who is German, was
committed to answer TO the charge of misde.
meanor in selling unwholesome meat.
MURDER.-The body of colored man be-
longing to Mrs. Claytor, on West river, was
found few days since in the Patuxent river.
at Taylor's landing, near Queen Anne, Md.
His throat was cut, and he was wounded in the
back as If by sword or other sharp instru-
ment. Two slaves have been arrested on sus.
pcion.
" Rev; Dr.. Calhoun, for many years pas
tor OF All Hallows (EpiscopaD Church at Snow
iiiii, Nd, has accepted call to Ellcott's
Mills.
" Since the horsemeat revelations, sausa-
ges have fallen in value hundred per cent
Everybody seems to recognise in them the de-
parted remains of their old acquaintances, who
used to haul them about the streets in the om-
nibuses
% A widow said one day to her daughter ::
When you are OF my age you will be dream
ing OF husband yes, mamma replied the
thoughtless little hussy, for the second time ,
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HerGI NeWs.

OUTRAGEOUS FRAUDS IN PHILADELPHIA-A
committee of the City Council of Philadelnbi,
has been Investigating the business of the Boa r.
Of Health Of that city. and the results are oni,e
astounding. The Bulletin says that a system
of frauds hGs been going on, for how LONG >
time il is impossible to say, by which the funds
Of the city have been obtained by means Of ont
rageous crimes, and to an extent which will
explain, in measure, the extraordinary drain
en- the City Treasury, and the causes for the
continual failure of the revenue to meet the ex.
penses. The Bulletin says:
"One of the practices was for a membe, IN
take the names ofa committee and present
bill to the Board for goods said to have been
purchased for the Board, when no such goods
had eFer been ordered or obtained. The Board
wuuld pass the bill, and warrant would be
drawn IN the name of lie house from whom il
was pretended the goods wee bought, the en-
dorsement of the house being, OF course, forged
also. The money would 60 into the pockets of
tne skllful negotiator of the precious business"
HEAVY Loss OF MULES AND HoRsEs.-Du.
ring the past month, Mr.. David Scott, ofScott's
Mills, on the Big Elk, has lost seven mules and
three horses, under circumstances leading In |
the conclusion that they had been poisoned
fhe belief being confirmed by post mortem ex.
aminations. Suspicion points to the uerpetr..
tors OF the terrible outrage. but the names a ra
not given. The value of the stock lost is fuIIv
one thousand eight hundred, besides which M
Scofrs loss has been considerable from the in.
terruption cfhis business.--CeciI Wig n
or The people of Eastsu. Nd. have voted :
% favor OF lighting that town with gas.
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FIFTY YEARS HENCE.

| TIE generation in which we live NAV truly be
SAID to be fast one. Men eat fast sleep fast live
@ Iiisl ana die last and when come to look at the
| Aagheuc Telegraph, the Ocean Steamers the swift.
ness OI Tie Railroad Cars, the power obtained bv
NarhlneTY we must come TO the conclusion that this
laSt age Only look at it, and ina CINE the talking
'Dy ighmlng and travelling 20 miles in single hour
ana small lump of machinery giving us the power
OF OF thousand horses Who would have imagined
this fifty years ago!
fity years hence, ns:ead OF these illlookng tee-
sraPh poes The telegraph will be formed like net.
WoIk under ground, and will lay in the deem bosom
words. e '''''
Fifty years hence, travelling will have IFS CHANCES
instead Oi the dirty and dirty roads our railroads
VIII De graVelled over and decked with shade trees
Ihe night lines will have their sleeping cars with
pef'ns ior sleeping and the hotel will be regu-
Iar IN attendance, where meals will be served IN,
equal Ill style and dispatch our first-class hotels
Ihen at The approach Of the cars the wild screams
o Tie steam Will be changed 10 heralding forth sweet
~ anu he cars labelled "hrOugh from New York
10 wilmington IN hour and 70 minutes with large
,eight &c ol Boots and Shoes for FLANIGEN the eheap
Shoe Dealer" NF
Fty years hence, the electric batteries will light all
our street Lamps ut once-wIll enable all the clocks
~ keep exact time, and will cause all this fre.aarm
oeiis " Strike at Once aud will light beacUns on our
o"t dlsIah and dangerous rocks, where storms cause
men 10 hazard their lives and spend their lonely dvs
rHy years hence, the writer v ill not write by our
SLOW process, at times losing his choicest ideus but
"ilI SET uOWh 10 the newest invented Chrographca
u'ell'' anu Puttlhg ms hngeIs on the ke VS. will
"rTe US last as he can Think and then will write mth
prOpriety and say. - All, That FLANIGEN Is the man
TOR Boots and Shoes"
Fhy Years hence, steam will he in general use for
"urhS houses IN winters, and the steam engine and
car VIII traverse our streets i'll performing Tue dues
VI oiDusses IN carrying passengers through our CITY
10 FLANlGENS ) cheap Shoe Store and bearing lug.
gaze from street to street, IN hOrsecats and drays
fh'y years hence. apparaIuses will be in use for
making gas which can DE carried under a uan's arm
uien gas will furnish heat Tor cooking and vii
W. Od coal y
FHy years hence couple will get married in the
int rhhg then step into for The sale of houses
iooh over book 0 patterns, pick out one that suits
lher IDEAS and means. and order il home; it will be
sci home IN the mOrning-wl be put up before night
anu anu occupied The same evening. For further parlicu-
lars enquire at
FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe store
No. ~ West Second street
, Cslgn Of the black boot) |
No'lo'0| Wilmington. Del. |
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H'R 4 EG HIT
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

TIE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from SMYRNA to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofail kinds.
He will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Lasding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Woed, 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. C. GRIFFITH.
0~T Letters and small packages confdcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. J.c
feb l3-tf
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Farmers DepOt &, PIas,cr u;,,s

AZ
nj 'he Junction OF York Avenue. Crown and
CallOwhIll Streets PhiadelDha
w uner large stock OF Chemical Manures and
FerIlIzers at low prices. and warranted 10 he
Genuine. among which will be found:
oUO nOIs No Government Peruvian GIIANO.
IN, luVO IONS DE Burg No Super-phOsphate of Lime
nc ABOVE standard articles are each of their Kind
the be7t IN the WORLD! Our Land Plaster. mann
actgred from selected stone is celebrated throughou,
me e, uhlOh Tor ITS purity and strength.
We invite orders for:
De Burgs No Super. phosphate of Lime,
NO Government Peruvian Guano
Erenchs Improved Super -phOsp sphate of Lime.
French Philade phia Poudrette
NO Phosphate Gunno, (Phiad' Co's)
Mexican GuaEO, (A)
f;huu Ira LnhG Flaster, Ordinary Land Plaster
Cnencal bOhe' Pure Bone Dust
IN aen Jsn 6uano Ground Charcoal.
10000 Barrels Land Plaster
3'OO0 Casting Plaster,
IO'UOo Hydraulic Cement
SOOO True Roman Cement
lUOO {" PO Otland (EnglIsh) Cement,
ALSO, Dentists Plaster,
Stereotype plaster. Glass Makers plaster
Ground Soap Stone, White Sand in bbls.
n Ground White Marble, Ground Blue Marble
rowdered Anthracite Coal, in bbls
Powdered bltumnUus Coal, IN bbls
Ground Brewn Stone, in bbls
Ground Bricks for painters,
rn,,,,,,. Chemical Bone Dust.
FRENCH, RICHARDS IL Co, |
Steam Mills and Farmers DepOt
AT Junction OF York Avenue, Crown and CaiowbiII |
streets, Philadelphia. sepI6-2m
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Caution.

ALL persons indebted to the firm of ]
TAYLOR 81 SON, Agricultural Implement
Manufacturers in the town of Smyrna, Kent
county, and State of Della ware, are hereby no.
tii"d and warned not to pay the debts due from
them to sd I'd firm, or any part of such debts, to
MASON BAILEY, or any other person claim.
ing them under Assignment or Transfer as
any such if made, was wholly without the
knowledge and against the consent of the un-
dersgned, and was made to pay Separate
Debt of the senior Partner, in derogai;on of
the rights of the undersigned. And Further.
if suit be brought by the Assignee to recover
said debts. the Debtors are notified nd required
to defend said suit on the aforesaid ground, and
10 give notice of such suit to him.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR,
Junior Partner OF J. Taylor & Son.
Smyrna, Nov %, 1857
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nj EW TOYS
and FANCY GOODS.

I CHEAPEK TITAN EVER
And Best Assortment Ever Offered
NEW and Beautiful Styles. now Urening, of FrencI
AV Mechanical TOYS, Richest Dressed DOLLS
9nd Fancy Pieces; Wax, Crying and China DOH,
Ehnl El ieys, Jewel Boxes, Card Receivers Vases and
Fancy Articles; AabasIer Goods;
COniectIoner's Rich Boxes COrnet Bags. &c.
Fancy Baskets, Of Willow. SC. over LOO patterns:
herman Toys, over yOUO patterns; with an endless
variety Of other goods Of the latest aud most
styles; ' N''''""ie
FOR safe IN quanIIes 10 suit, at very low prices.
w. TILLER, Importer,
No. 2i South FOURTH Street, PhIadeJDb,o
Cases of Assorted Toys at So, $40, $50 nIl.l0,v
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Miscellaneous Advertisement,
= o r n = m =

The new and CO nmodious HOTEL s;,J
corner OF Main and Methodist streets in ,S On the
Reas9nt and improved part of The Town or &c m-st
Inc House is three stories high having from
strae,s IAN ana sevenyve feet the above Homa Oe
r9eu anu having large number of we'll ven,Ied n.lied
anu arranged bed rooms, suitable for families
gentlemen IL Is the largest and most convenage inge
arranged Hotel in the State of Delaware n,I eIIehy
emeLgetlc and experienced man offers nduc.a a 10 an
uieiy u De met With For further in(ormoIin, eh''
October %, 81. Smu,na i9LER
RyDel Republican coDv finn; " H"dfe
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ALLEN & NEEDLESS
super Phosphate OLimo

CAUTION.-Be particular TO ebso,xo a..
barrel OF our article has name and tba, every
q hlett stamped ON the head. This caution il rEN
ed necessary, as there manv articles render
me sOlH 90 a, under The name of Super Phosphate %
the value of q Genuine Article. t""l'e9 With
=, 0PRlCE $ Is per 1000 lbs 81 cents no, u
liberal deduction made TO Dealers '' per TO-
promptly. d'eAded 10
Pamphlets describing it. and tho mo,o ot.
can be had gratullously at store or by mail IP!s
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$50 REWARD.

| Runaway from the subscriber on the morning
OF the 18th instant, NEGRO BOY. s feet 9 10 NJ
lhches nigh; black and stout. Supposed 10 have on
par CassImeIo pants. slightly red and checkered
and checkered frock coat, twillod and bound or n
iuied keTsey coat, drab; white shirt straw hat nn
9ld m SHOES: lie 10 fine. smart looking negro pamed
JAMES HOLIDAY, and bound boy IL yenrs oIJ -
FOR his apprehension and lOdgment in aiI or return
10 me- ui not already taken) will give Fifty Dollars
~ Address WIN. M. DAY,
Oct I'9I-u Greensboro, Caroline Co Md
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Bricks ! Bricks [!

THE subscribers offer for sale, at their Brick.
Yard in the Town of NEW CASTLE, all
kinds of common Bricks, at the following Low
Prices, for cash or good paper, viz:
Dark Red, IS 90 Hard Brick, $6 90
medium lied, Oh Salmon, ) 90
Light do. 700 Paving Brick. 90
JOHN GUYER g. SON.
Aug. 5, l957-ly
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G.. ANO! GUANO! GUAN0

G. ANO! GUANO GUANO
EEA ALL KINDS. LEINAU'S
80 SUPER PHOSPHA re OF LIME
1000 Tons.
fAREMIEIRsi , for your WHEAT CROPS. USE
LElNAU'S Super Phosphate OF Lime. al 81 c,.
10. or $40 a Ton or use LEINAU'S American Fer
llizer at $3.50 bbl S2S ion One barrel oG a,ba,
.s sufficient for an Acre OF Wheat '''''''
These are Permanent ManIres
made OF Reliable Chemical Elements and have ham
mi "a successful use iorl The past Six Years improving the
soil and increasing the value Of the Land NV
four Diplomas from the State AgriculturaI Soc,o,,
o. pennsylvania. New Jersey, Della ware and the rvs
lai Palace AssoeiaonO Of the City of New YORK have
been received for these Valuable Fertilizers. "'0
Pamphlets 10 the English and German Ianou.g..
can be ihad by application at the Office 's''
Liberal Discount 10 Wholesale DeaIera 4 ... I
The above FertIIIzeTs delivered FREE of Cay,ao.
to any wharf an the old city proper ,
ORDERS sent by Maii accom- panied with Cash or
Drafts will be prsmPty Shipped to any part Of The
World. ."e ~ "e
GEORGE A. LEINAU. Proprietor.
No. 10 South Front street, Philadelphia Civ. Pa.
Sy~~c.n
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THE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE. and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-.
slrable FARMS and other Real Estate.
o. He also Rents Farms and Houses, col.
iects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line on the most reason
ahlp
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Huber & Godfrey, Aucfioneers,

NO. SiO North Second ST., above Arch. Philadelphia,
ALnS Every Evening during the Week MONDAY
Buttons Buttons Cutlery; Musical instruments, Watches,
gDesweIry, fiated Wares) Dress Patterns, Jet Goods
per Hangings, &c. - e''''''
W """Sghlhehis selected. ielO6m
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Wheat, Rye, Oats, Soru

ana aIi 0ter crops requiring vigorous am, LAS,rr,
FERTILIZER. producing not only n.''I ING
Gram than Peruvian Guano but sening ,fe ,e,u OF
to support the head. GRASS SEED roreI ''c ct" s.fa"
take well where our Phosphate is applied ro 'ltI I
Land. Ifeu u wheat
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Steamboat Balloon.
IS5'.-Eall Arrangement

LEX. .AON and after Monday, Sept. I4th, the
,ssszassszs steamboat Balloon will leave SMYRNA
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana FIREiPP1iS, FRIP a.
morning; Returning the Alternate Days.-,onchnr !,
EEeaEynes Landing Port Penn, Delaware Civ sn% ~
Stages from Dover. Leipsic and sn,,n. 60.
pa, p me 6oat at Smyrna Sleambot LandipS Inor
jyl.tf WM CIV = psI ra'es'
'oB PRINTING done at the TlMEs' Office.
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A LIST OF THE NAMES

VI the Retailers of Goods, Wares and Mer.
chandlze' Tavern Keepers and Pedlars, to
wnom Licenses have been issued during one
year, ending the first Monday of October,
a. u. 1891 with the suns by them respec.
uVeiy paid, for such License, to the Clerk of
the Peace of Kent county:
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Pacific Ocean Guann

we have smal quantity still in store FISH MANIpl
per 1000 lbs J. cent per ID. '''e SJO
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No. L Govt Peruvian Guiana

For sale at the lowest rates
The leading Agricultural Journals and No,,.,...
arc regularly filed at our office for the use of fr%s,.
W Goods can be loaded at either front Of onr uo..
houses. Falmers are recommended To ,Iryr ~ W
street and avoid the crowded wharf Annie l,I,,e
are afforded IN loading Wagons and attending o ,Ie
Horses. !" lhe
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
No % South Wharves
-, and Al new style South Waiery
FIRST store above Chestnut ST PhilaJeIIGi,
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a. -. loo|' with the suns by them respec
lively paid, for such License. TO the ClorL .
the Peace of Kent county;
RETAILERS SUM PAID
- ,t.n' Eo,u' y 5 90
ol TL Nt,iiii"' 8 IS
Thomas Simpson, Ok
Thomas Carrow, * M
Jacob Raymond, 1S 0O
J. H. Jefferson, IN
H. r. Parsons, D GO
Daniel d. FAIRIES, . 5O
ID. Lockwood, . 50
John II. Bewley, o. m
GI""Iu I11 necK' Is 90
m' raties' 3 so
=; ~ M sparks tor ID. Stevenson, 2 so
Pinor Mansfield, . IN
2o'n H. Oatts' Is 90
", T. Curry' 9 so
"alu Cotton, 700
Iauies Nooerts' 2 so
Donoho & Sutton, 2 ~
James Johnson, 9 50
Timothy Terry, 3 IN
Bayman Collins, : O0
A. p. Rush, 2 IN
Samuel Ellerman, ~
William Wilds, < M
VIM. Collins, Q IN
Augustus Scout, . IN
James P. Hofecker, 9 20
El'ason q Jones, 90 90
Enoch Spruance, s 90
s. Z. Bell, Q s0
William Smith, : on
James F. Alice, . 5O
ID. f. Burton, 2 mn
Eulich p. Burke, 9 IN
John l.. Cohee, . 50
Richardson q Robbins, 9 5O
james Dennis, 0 50
Isaac w. Nichols, . GO
Joseph Mcdaniel & Son, 10 OO
William s. Bishop, 2 5O
John NJ. Lowell, m m
Nuileh y, W wallace, IL so
u Alllen' 2 50
James B. Conner, . IN
Johh w. HAIL. 10 90
David Marine, m
Joseph Hart, 2 ~
w. H. Faimatory' 2 so
H. u walker, so
John J. Conner, 3 50
stevenson q smith, so
yUin ION Moore' 2 so
w III. townsend d Son, IL O0
s. G. Boone & Co., 2 30
IalileS 81 ~ "face' 2 so
~ 2onH ~ ucker' 2 80
f. ~ NoOK' 2 so
D. DUO cHnhas'er u Son, II so
Dunnng q Stevenson, 10 80
Iu"eS Cowgl'l q Son, Z so
Jump d Pennewell, . IN
David II. Holland, 3 *
Jacob Y. Feulk, . IN
Brown g. Matthews, . 50
+. L. Carlisle & Son, 6 mo
Samuel Harrington, 5O
Joseph Gorbey, . 30
Thomas Cats, ~ ~
George Smithers, D 50
A. Seeman, o GO
Luff d Brother, , IN
Richard Ward, . 20
VIM. A. Cook, 3 nm
Smithers g. Co., 10 50
Corrie & Deakyne. ? 40
VIM. Dyer, nm
Ezekie l.. Cooper, q mn
Andrew II. Clarke, a -
Alexander Laws, 50
G. w. Spicer, IN
p. Emerson, SG
G. w. Spicer, . ~
VIM. H. Taylor, M
James B. Ruth, Q ~
James Mcdowell, . IN
John K. Williamson, = 50
Elements % Temple, Is %
Z. b. q A. w. Archer, 9 so
G. NJ. Wharton, D IN i
nouias II; benney, ii 25
g. w. Holland, . SO
ioiI Costo1, 9 30
VIM. H. DGyles. (34O days) 2 30
ames b. Anderson, SO
VIM. Temple, Is 90
'Vm. Slaughter, 25 90
}. n Smith, 375
ohm G. Conwell, 5I
ohm Ii. Graham g. Co., 10 90 |,
olomon Barwick, 3 so
!. NJ. Stetson, . IN ;
ames Francis, 3 20 =
ames Wilkenson, 2 30 !
'homas Pickering, Jr. 9 30 4
homas II. McIlvaine, 2 on 7
Vm. Pierson, SO :,
IN. +. Culbreth & Co. 10 OO !,
homas Wallace, o6 no y
I'm. N. w. Dorsey, , 5O :
otter Griffith, - ~ u
10 N'lHItHS H 81
Y. Collins, : M
nm T. Greer, o5O
w. Collins, . 5O
hn Sharp. = Ok
muel A. Short, 3 80
m. s. Prouse, q d
s. Masten, . 50 Y
hn Cubbage, . 20 XII
hn Ii. Denning, . 80 p
emnn Ellerman, 2 ~
ex. N. Hall, . 5O
s. Watson g. Co. y *
os. F. Hammersly, so
L. Lewis, N m
s. & J. w. Adkins, ~ SO
w. Reynolds, Jr. 7SH
'tice M. Lowery, 2 50
Wis g. Greer, X an
m. d. Fowler, Q 50
mes Rnchanaa "
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
ALLEN g. NEEDLES
z. KislsSG0rd IN Sons
L ure OsWcgO Starch.
(FOR THE LAUNDRYl

~ w " - d Z II
(FOR THE LAUNDRY.l
hA2 established greater celebrity than has ever
been obtained by any other Starch "
Tins has been the result of lis marked snro,;o.,
quaIly, and It's InvarIable uniformity - "
The public may be assured of The Continuance ~.
The production Is over Twenty Tons daily nuJ IIa
demand has extended throughout III. whole nt ,I'
working thus on very large scale, and uudcr
riglG system, they able to secure a urrlcr, nm,
iormiy IN The quality throughout the wear This Is
The great DesIderaum in Starch-nak kim .rI :. ro.I
The very best Starch that can be n,d, and nn
other, Is always wanted by consumers and tbs vii.
bS supplied 10 them by the grocers as soon as ,her
customers nave learned which is the best and ask for
t-Oherwise they would be likely TO pct 1Lo, orr,rI
on which the largest profit can be made
MIR. kungsiJrd has been engaged in The monuCc,,,,o
OF Starch continuously for the last p wears and dr
ing The Whole OF :he period. the Starch made unJpr
MS superH lson has hcen beyond question Ie be,i
charge OF the works OF WIN Colgate d 60 nj vL,"h
period lie invented the process Of the monuic,u,o f
" Ask for htngStOrfS Starch, as Mc nam, O.r,yo
has |eH recently fdLth By another Faciory
1t l" sold by all Of the best gro ers in nearly every
L. KINGSFORD g. SONS
U ego Corn Starch.
las obtained an equal celebrity with their SIarrb Cr
me Lhnhdry This article is perfectly pure and is m
every respect. equal Ia he best Rermuja Array, Rot
besIdes having additional uuaIiiirs "a L;cL -; -
InVaueble for the dessert. "
Potato Starch has been extensively nockoJ and salt
as Corn Starch. and has given false impre,sons IN
many, as TO the real merits Of our Corn Starch
From Ms Great dec9cy and purity it is coming aI
INTO extensive Use as diet for infants and inv Lids
T.. n. hEILOGG & CO., Agents
l96 Fulton street, n. Y.
ALLEN d NEEDLES. Agents,
% South Wharves PAilada.
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HARD TIMES!

J. II ~
HARD TIMES is all the cry, and the nm.
derslgned is disposed TO take advantage Of the
times, as he he has just purchased very larue
stock OF GOODS exclusively for CASH. and
VIII dispose of the same for Cash. at yerv
small advance. So, if you can raise a little
money bring il along, and we will sell YOU a
great pile OF Goods for a very small sum. We
are determined TO have for our motto,
" Cheap for Cash"
NOW is the time to buy your CLOTHS.
SATTlNETS, FLANNELS, BOOTS and
SHOES. &c, &C., as Winter is upon us.
" We beg leave TO call attention TO our
large stock of GROCERIES,-as we are sell.
ing good Sugar at cents per h.; Molasses at
4O cents per gal, and Coffee, Teas, &C.. in the
same proportion.
Don't forget to call and look, as it will be our
pleasure to show, and when you hear the prices
1t will give you pleasure to buy. We are dc.
termined not TO be undersold by any store in
town. 80
J. HENRY JEFFERSON.
w N'0le opposite the Bank. SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
BRICK-MAKINC, Painting,

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TNHE undersigned would resnec,CnII, inf,,u tho
a public that he prepor red TO fiji NJ hIs Brick
narI near Smyrna Landing orders for any amount of
t@T1: Ked StreichCrs, Samon and all Other kind. of
lie Will also make and burn Klns in tho rnnnIry ,Len
desired % lie also continues to carry on The
PAINTING business in all its branches executing
"0fk IN superlOrstyle. WILLIAM NicAFEE
Smyrna, Del. April 29, 81 AVN D
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10

TOD PRINTING done at the TlMEs' office.