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Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of vend. exponas, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Hotel of Tilghman Foxwcl, in Smyrna, on
THURSDAY, the 30th day of July, at 2 O'Clock,
7. NJ, the 70 flowing described property, to wit {:
No. l. All that certain Lot Of Ground situa-
tedat the corner Of Commerce and U Union streets.
IN the town Of Smyrna. in Kent county, and
State Of Delaware, bounded as follows, viz -
Beginning at a stone on the northwest side of
Commerce street, corner also for lot of the heirs
OF Benjamin Enos, deceased, and running thence
with SAID street soulhwardly seventy five feet
TO the corner OF Union street, thence with said
Union street nOrlhwesterly ninety-two feet, TO
u lot on which the Protestant Episcopal church
now stands, thence with said lot northeaSterly
seventy-ive feet, to the lot Of the heirs of Ben
Jamln ELos, deceased, thence with the last men,
toned ninety-two feet to this place of Begin
nlng contalliug six thousand and nine hun.
dred square feet more or less, with q two.story
frame Dwelling House and one story Kitchen
aud other Buildings thereon erected.
No.. , All that certain Lot of Ground situa. |
ted IN the iowa of Smyrna, County and State |
'Ioresald, lying on the East corner of Union |
nd Commerce street. adjoining Benjamin
Benson " Co d others, and said TO contain
Jne- hal of an acre, be the same more or less,
aud the sah lot If ground is now occupied as
lumber ward. The improvements are a on
lory office.
Being seized and taken in execution as the
property of Francis Wlds, and will be sold for
ash y JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
July l5 1857. iy22-2w.
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NEwAR, FEMALE SEMINARY.--Tbis school,
as per advertisement in another column, will
commence its scholastic year on the 26lhl OF
August. II is an excellent Institution, having
able and ctfient officers aud teachers, and su-
Perior 'advsn'ages in regard to location. The
Circular says ..'..,. a"
The object of the Institution is to prepare
young Ladies for the active duties of subsequent
life. by the highest cultivation of The moral, in.
telectual and physical natures. The Bible aud
hrm religious principle for'n the foundation pom
which The whole superstructure is expected TO
rest, and every available influence calculated
to develop and strengthen the moral character
will be thrown around the pupil. ... .-
Since mental vigor depends much upon ply
sical health, each young lady is required to take
daily exercise in the oqen air, when the weather
will permit
The village in which the Seminary is located
is noted for its healthfulness, and is easy of ac-
cess. having daily communication with Phila.
delphia and Baltimore, by railroad.
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of a'writ of levar facias to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at Eel
ton Station, in Murderkill hundred, on SATUR-
DAY, the FIRST dav Of August, at 3 o'clock, p.
NJ the following Real Estate, viz:
All that FARM or Tract of Land situated in
Misplllion Hundred, Kent county, and State Of
Delaware, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Reed,
Thomas Jester, Solomon Warren, William Sapp
aud others, and said TO contain Two Hundred
and Seventy-Nine Acres and Quarter, more
or less. Being seized and taken in execution
as the property of Peter B. Kneckel, Andrew
Reyle, John Wirth, George Beck and Jacob
Reyle, and will be sold for cash by
J. GREEN, Sheriff.
july II, 1857. 2w
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

IMPORTANT FROM KANs Is.--- ---fnsurTectiOH
broken Out at LGwrenee--T The United States
;. Troops Ordered OHt.-Washington, July II.
The President received a telegraph despatch
this morning, dated at I.cavenworth, Yesterday,
from Governor Walker, stating that serious
insurreclOn had broken out at Lawrence, and
that he had called out the United States troops
to suppress il. The Governor had started i'm
medlately for Lawrence. -. ..,. ~.
The cause of the outbreak is not known, but
1t is supposed to have originated from opposition
to some of the Territorial laws--probaby the
tax law. .. .e.....
The receipto this news has caused some
illtle excitement in certain quarters.
The Cabinet were in SESSION until late hour
this evening, and doubt not this subject was
prominently before them.
81. Louis, July 1.-THE Democrat has ad-
vices from Kansas, stating that Governor Wal
ker has issued proclamation declaring his in-
tention to put down all opposition to the Ter.
rltorlal laws by force, and censuring the cti-
zens OF Lawrence, and warning them not to or
game under the Topeka charter.
kumor says that seven hundred troops are
summoned TO march against Lawrence, and that
1t Is the design of Walker to retain the army
IN Kansas, and to break up the Utah expe-
ditisn.
FROM KANsAs-St. Louis, July 20.--A gen
tleman who arrived in this city from Kun.
sas on Friday last, states that public meeting
was held at Lawrence on Thursday, at which
1t was determined to resist the U. S. troops, if
any attempt is made to collect the taxes.
He met Gov. Walker about ten miles from
Lawrence, with seven companies of infantry
The Governor said he would arrange matters
peaceably if possible, but would use force if ne
cessary.
The Free Statemen are hurrying to Law.
renee.
Col. Lane has been sent for.
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NJ A r r I Z ID,

On the Goth inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield, Mr..
William Hill and Miss Eliza Colt, both of New
Castle county, Del.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. s. w. Thomas, Mr..
Richard Jones and Miss Jane Sowders, all of
Kent county.
In Chester, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. A.
w. sproul, MIR, Joseph Perkins, to Miss Mary.
M. Cross, both of Wilmington, Del.
On Tuesday. July l4th, near Wilmington,
Del, BY the Rev. Charles Breck, Theodore
Rogers, OF Paterson, N. j., to Mary ~, daugh-
ter of John W. Andrews, Esq.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Joseph II. Ken
nard, Mr.. Charles II. Gebler. to Miss Helena
U. Sherwin, both OF WilIningt n. Del.
At West philadelphia, by Rev. Albert
Barnes, Mr.. J. A. Lamprcy, Of New Hamp.
shire, to Miss Susie II. Pavite, OF the Hannah
Moore Academy, Wilmington, Del.
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The APPEAL CAsEs.-On Wednesday last
the jury summoned TO decide the Md. and Del
Railroad appeal cases, with the attornies en-.
gagged in the same, examined the different farms
through which the road is to pass prior to de-
Gliding thereupon; and, on Thursday the cases
were argued before them, in this town, by N.
b. Smithers, Edward Ridgely and J. P. Come
gys, Esqr's, for appellants, and by Geo. B. Rod
ney, Esq, for Railroad, ably for several hours.
At the conclusion of the speeches, the jury
rendered verdict in favor of the landholders,
which about doubles, in the aggregate. the
damages estimated by the commissioners. DR..
s. M. Fisler. VIM. Thompson, james Voshell
Samuel Griffin, James Jones, Miss Sarah Cum.
minis, Samuel Hutchinson and James Ford, are
the owners of the land.
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Equality to All !-Uniformity of Prices -
A new Feature in Business-Eyeryone his own
Salesman !
JONES e. CO., of the "Crescent One Price Cloth
ing Store" No. 200 Market street, above SIKH
PHILADELPHIA, in addition to he wing the largest,
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his salesman, hy having
marked IN figures, on each article, the very lowesI
pTice 1t can be sold for. they possibly vary
all must buy alike.
The goods are all well spOnged and prepared, ard
great pains taken with the making 81 that Al can huy
with the full assurance OF getting good article al the
very lowest price.
Rtmemher the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth,
No. 200 ;nIvs IT,
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STILL AHEAD.-The Diamond State contains
second account of oats raised by Mr.. Coursey,
which measured 6 feet 81 inches in height-5B
inches taller than the specimen we spoke of
last week,-and triumphantly adds. Duck
Creek was not long to bear the palm!" But
hold minute-not so fast. Mr.. Isaac Short.
OF this hundred. has a specimen Z feet high :;
one stalk measuring 6 feet 8 inches high, con.
tanned head Is inches long. on which 24O
grains have been counted. 1t is said, a man
can be as easily lost in this field of oats as in
the Jungles of India. Now beat this, and we
will again compare notes.
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SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
CORREoTkD WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
Newark Female Seminar.

THE next scholastic year of this Institution
will commence August Goth, '57.
The village in which the Seminary is located
is noted for its heallhfuness, and is easy of ac-
cess, having daily communication with Phila.
delphia and Baltimore by railroad. No expense
is spared in order to give the pupils the bts in.
struction and the most constant care.
TERMS:-Board and Tuition in English
branches and Latin, $3.50 per annum. Music,
Languages, Painting, &C., extra.
The departments of Music and Modern Ian.
guages are in the care of Prof Heness. and the
pupils in each have daily lessons. Parents who
wish 10 place their daughters in the Institution
are requested to give notice to that effect, as
the number Of pupils is limited
Circulars containing other information may
be obtained by addressing the Principal,
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
July 22,-2Im. Newark, Delaware.
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Trustees Sale.

bE9 BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
EFiil court of Kent county. the subscriber, as
Aa.I Trustee, will expose TO public sale at The
do"r of the hotel of John Nc cDanicl, in Ches-
tertown, on TUESDAY. the 2stn day of July,
instant, all that FARM, or Plantation, situate
in Morgan's Creek Neck, in Kent county,
Maryland, Of which the late Abraham Wander
ford died seized. The Farm contains 297
ACRES, is most eligibly located, aud bounds
for nearly mile on Chester river-and the soil
capable of high improvement. The BUILD
INGS are believed to be in tolerable repair.
Persons desirous of making good Investments
are requested TO examine the premises prior to
sale.
W Terms of sale. by decree credit of
one, two aud three years-the purchase money
to be secured by the bond of purchaser with
approved security.
The title to the property is ndisputablp. and
on payment OF purchase money, sufficient deed
or deeds will be executed
]. B. RICAUD, Trustee.
iyS,'57-ts
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CAMP MEETING.-Preparations are being
made fora Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting
In the woods of James Kennedy, near Town.
send Station, opposite the residence of G. E.
Barlow, on the road leading from the Levels to
the Smyrna and Sassatras road Boarding
Tents Will be provided for those wishing TO re.
main on the ground. Our informant did not
state when the camp will commence, but We
presume it will be held in one or two weeks.
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NEwsPAPERDOM.-The DeLapare Gazette
comes to u.s. this week. enlarged and much i'm
proved in appearance.
The Cambridge Herald is the name of a
new paper published in Cambridge, Nd, by
VIM. II. Bowdle, for many years publisher of
the Democrat in said town. The Herald is a
pretty sheet.
Success to both of our cotemporaries.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
July l5,lS57.
Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

THIS INSTITUTION, chartered with tuu Cole
Il giate powers TO grant Diplomas and confer De.
grees, is designed TO meet the demands of Liberal
Female Educali0n.
No expense has been spared TO makest in its build.
ings and accommodations rst-cIass Institution Nor
will any care or eflFi be wanting to make is literary
merit and efficiency correspondent.
TEN PROFESSORS and TEACHERS are regu
larly employer afiordIng facilities for an extended
and thorough educ ltion such found only ia ouI
best and largest institutions
9T'The COLLEGIATE YEAR commences on the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
Expenses. including tOard, tuition. room rent, fue
and light $50 per year
Catalogues be obtained by addressing the Presl
dent l.. e. LOOMS.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN DovER.-Dr. Isaac jump
has erected fine back building to his residence,
the old Clayton property; Henry Stout, ESQ.,,
has erected double back building to his premi-
ses,'and the workmen are now engaged in raj
sing his main building another story, and put.
ting in modern front. James A. Dunning.
Esq, is about to raise his store.house. on the
corner of King and North street, SO as 10 be in
keeping with the handsome three story brick
adjoining, recently erected by Jas. Cowgirl &
Son. The third story OF this building, we un-
derstand is TO be fitted up as an Odd Fellows
Hall, and will be occupied by the Philodemic
Lodge of this town. Capt WIN. s Osborne,
will this fall build three story brick on Lock-
erman street. A number of small buildings
have been erected, houses have been painted
and fences have been replaced by pailings and
the work sf Improvement has been and 10 still
going on generally.-Reporter.
OF A colored man, named John Brinkley,
was committed TO prison 10 default Of $500 bail,
on r .esday last, by Esquire BuzIne, for having
passed $5 counterfeit bilf on the Bank OF
Bridgeport Connecticut. at the store on the
corner Of Sixth and Walnut streets, on the 9Th
instanL--RepubEcan
OF The papers are Dragging ofsn invention
/ BY which leather can be tanned in ten minutes.
We have seen tile human hide. however, tan
ned IN i've. Some sehoolmasters can do it in
less than two. 8.si q sta
or The Methods, Episcopal congregations
at Centreville and Church Hill, in Queens
Anne's county, have resolved to build anew
Achurcll al each place ssaiAsal aarss \ "a
. lasW 1863 40.
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OF We are under obligation to G. Frank
Gouley, Esq, of Washington, for copy of De
BOW's Reriep. Among its various articles of
interest to the Southern States is one Oh the
Industrial Resources Of Delaware and her
Claims on the South, well entitled to csnsidera.
ton.
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Success to both of our cOtemporaries.


DRowNED.-The body of an unknown white
man was found on Thursday last, about two
miles above the Hygenia House, on the sho:e
of the Delaware Bay. 1t bore no marks of foul
play, and the man was evidently drowned acc-
denally. A CorOner's inquest was held, and
the remains inferred in pursuance of law.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

PLEASURE ExcURsION.-A company of fifteen
young men, of this town. have chartered the
vessel " Sarah Louisa" for an excursion to :be
Capes of Delaware Bay and intermediate places.
They will sail from our creek on SATURDAY, and
return in week. 1t WILL doubtless, be de-
lightful trip.
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BRICK-MAKINC, Paiat:ng,

TNlIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
pnbc that he rs prepared to fill, at hIs Brick
Yard, near Smyrna Landing orders for any amount of
Hard, Red Strelchers, Sam0n aud all other kinds of
BRICKS, except the pressed" " at the shortest notice
lie will also make and burn Kns in The country hen
desired. QJ- lie also continues 10 carry on the
PAINTING business III all its branches, executing
work IN a superIurs WILLIAM McAFEE
Smyrna, bel, Aprll %, 81
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THE "TIuES" is pdblished EUery Wednesday By
Rssr. D. orFGcxER Edito, aud Proprietor, at the
Temperance Hall. Smyrna. Del. "'hi
RXS-SUBscRIPTIoN.-On gear, Sl'oo an Gdrance'
or $500 if not paid I'LL end Of The year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are Paid-onty at The
option Of the Publisher. t...' . ...s...... .. ...
ApvEarlsINcFor cuery square Of 10 lines less. first
insertion SO es; each subsequent insertion % cts
Li5eraI arrangements made 'cith yearly and half
Yearly ddrertisers. -v ~yr,-..-.
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D.

On The 10Th inst, in Dover, Joshua Davis,
aged 6s years. MI. Davis was the Oldest son
of the late Judge Davis Of our town, and had
been residing ia Dover but few months. He
had for some time been in delicate health.
On the 18th inst. Piner Mansfield, son Of ].
Fletcher and Louisa Clements, in the 81 year
Of his age.
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BARK WANTED.

THE undersigned wish to purchase large
quantity of SPANISH OAK, WHITE OAK
and BLACK OAK BARK, for which high
prices will be paid, delivered at their Tannery,
IN Smyrna, or at any Station on the Della WA re
Railroad. PETERSON & MUSTARD
April 29th, 1857.
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EDUCATION is the subject of a fine article on
our first page, by ono who is practically, as
well as theoretically, acquainted with the sob
iect
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

6r Rev. VIM. Taylor, the celebrated Cali
fOrnia Missionary is expected to preach at the
Nj. E. Church, in this town, Tomorrow evening
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0Sr The camp meeting for Willow Grove
circuit will be held in Mr. Harris's woods, a
little beyond the Kent county Aims House,
commencing on the 30th inst
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HYeENIA ii HOUSE,
POST OFFICE.

APRIL 18th, 1857.
NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Phla-
delphia or Northern Mail closes at this Office
at 81 o'clock, a. m, and g. p m: and that the
Dover or Southern Mail c.ooes at 10. Il. m.,
and 81 p. m, daily.
The mail for Easton and intermediate points,
also closes at 81 o'clock, p. m, daily.
apis Nj. GREEN, P. NJ.
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BASKETS, Baskets, Baskets!

THE subscriber would announce to the pub.
lie that he has on hand a large assortment OF
BEACH BASKETS, made Of the bestma terial
and by superior workmen, which he will sell at
$500 per hundred Persons desiring Baskets
are solicited to give him call.
JOHN II. BEWLEY,
July 10, 'j7-tf Smyrna, Del.
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jc2i-1y
30 PER CENT. SAVING
TO FARMER%T

~ = ANN NEHS
ii AXES Patent Concentrated BLOOD NANIrpp
IL which Is "eyOnd all doubt The most pou eriul
ana Valuable Fertilizer ever .lle'e 10 The pubI,c :
How long Will AgrrulInrsts submit 10 the (;nnuo
NlOhoioy, whist ncy have The ubuI more. polen AMI
more valuable Fertilizer, AT Thirty PER CENT
| Less COST! i l.
Read the annexed Certificates and then try II aIo, q
side of lhe best Peruvian C,t,., and a., h. ~
speak 10! Iscf
CERTiFIc ATE OF Dir. Hayes --r!,. soccfc,,iops or
pr' iare ank j. Odam, having been submitted To me
nave Onnd The co nlOsItIOm OF matter on which hev
are founded 20 be highly nliroge and termeuable
compound Containing lhc essentials oi fertilizer of
lhe highest ciarlcicr aud also The iOUd for SUSTAINING
croi" 10 HE lime oi iher ma,nrlng regard this en-
erprise Oi manufacturing u suanO Instead Of importing
u, PfaciIcai ana important uiicEi IkIng faVOrabiv
anec'ilg lhe Interests Ut our cUmmum cOGmIry
Respectfully, A. A.IIAYES NJ D.
ASSayer 10 State ui Massachusetts
CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSOR BooTH- Upon exam.
lhllg the competition o. The hesI PruvIan (iuaI.S I
can perceive 40 tTUDLd pi >uiIig II Ia e lhe h.st
that can he made On rnilt,Ir, here IS aIwnvs
present more or less SuPefuos matter sometimes in
Pr9e quantity he vUin.Usit:un propose, by Cdam
ana iaTe raienl Is H. my estimation. superior 10 that
ol The besi GuanO- or tAg ".hcr arc,n manure nf
which haye heard ln1 1 il mys If the mo e eulI
lieu 10 give the positive pniUn from the unu kcd lr
results "' The ac"h ni >uiphuf,c acId animal mat
tier which obtained III tEper!a@ui, but which Nere
anticipate d by lie patent II! q it,t.un.
Respectfully. yours, JAMES {. BOOTH
CERT FICArE OF PkCF FKAZsR.-At the riuues, or:
pnrlIes Interested have 81. ne. Il ton II. sia;ing ms,
u iiOn, Ihat the ode c nrclacue an artiiicaI ma
nlre, 10y acting upon an ma; u, suirurlc acid
iN detailed IA Dr - reS patent. and n&ing The result
g snnsi"Ive with aniIndf char. pho, phate of
Line Is correct III lhcurA, and apugh nave lind Iio
OF testing III. thus formed pract.
any nave no dtu0. Illat III ,Ilure lOm.d by the
MIXTURE Ol these ingrcdlens proper pOr.Iuis ouId
Dc found at leastt tqnai ia lis ctlcc ilr hes; Guano
JOIN +. FRAZER
SJ II IS put up in Bags of One Hundred AID Fihy
Ounds each and sold al $50 per netl Ton
l39 Sonth WIarves above Walnut ST.. Phadel lila
jyI5, 3n
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Caution.

hereby caution all persons from negotiating
any notes or other paper, dated July llth, 1857,
drawn IN favor Of Asa A. Flint, and endorsed by
me. r. WIIIJAMSON
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WANTE .,

Young Man as CLERK one acquainted with the
business preferred; must write good hand Also,
good active and steady SALESMAN 10 one that
SUITS liberal Deuntry salary will be given.
None need apply IN either case, unless well recon.
mended for honesty, industry and sobriety.
Apply 10 J. A. ELIASON,
Cheap Corner,
July Is, 1857. MiddeiOwn, Del.
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Doctor Edward ID. Daley
SMYRNA, Del

OFFICE on MAIN STREET, two doors
above Commerce, next door to MIR. T.. Carrow's
store, and nearly opposite the Post Office.
or Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the door-bel
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VALUABLE
= a = MI 6 for LIE,

.4;ss. VII nmdersgncd, as Agents, have for sale
Ahim l. number Of NaIulbe FARMS N ted
HiIiiI IA L NL5OH County Maryland, COMPRISING
rra''ts from ONE TO FIVE HUNDRhj, A rres
Among them brih Wafer and u and situations.
Nearly all OF these Lands ithin runvl nj at
distance of the location ni The Md and Del kal.ruad
and are offered "n terms ufordug every c, nept
for inv esImrnL IL
Persons deslrons of purchasing invited call on
TILGHMAN d. SHERWOOD,
Land Agents and Surveyors,
iyl5.3m Easion Mary land 3
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA,
arletles, GrOcerIes. PrOvisinns.

VI AIN'lOo' NIOCcTlCS, IfOVlSlOnS,
&c, &C.
y sstfn NE subscriber would inform the nublic
h@.Ys} that he has opened a new Store ON Cam.
%eiab merce street, West Smyrna where he il Jo,Iv
receiving and will sell at the verv Ievyest cash
prices Sngars. Teas Coffee. AIonsaes Cheese ara.
llams. Shoulders PIch.d Pork Dried Beef ,sL snI,
Candles. Soap, Soda, Starch, Indigo Blue FLOI'R hy
Ihe bnrreI or pOund superior Corn MEAL for G,IziI,
use pure Pirkehng Vinegar only Is cCnIs per gallon
Inicco, Seghrs and Snuffs Of the best brands; CON
EC CIlONARY. Cakes, Nuts, Fruits pure Lemon and
other Syrups; Dress Trimmings, / ancv Soaps. !a,r.
Oils, ColOgnes, PUmades-ne extracts Ladies' Dress
Caps. Collars, Umdersiecves. IlandkerceIs HOSIERY
Gloves Fans, CATERS, Boots, Shoes Silk Thread Cot
ton Pins. Needles, Laces. Combs, Brushes Broom.
Tin Wooden. BASKET and Earth, nware
! VIII supply any OF the cIizeHs with WOOD M
short notice il they will leave their orders aud coh
" ith me. ~
All rlnds OF col NTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
he highest prices for cash equivalent in gouds
TRusr here is dead-Bad Pay killed HIM. .
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
jc2l-ly West SMYRNA Del
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FARMERS and Threshers

FARMERS and Threshers
WE would respectfully call the attention of
Farmers aud Threshcrs, to our unrivalled MIX
HORSE-POWBRS. which, for strength, dura-
bilIty and light-workng, cannot be surpassed;
our Combined Threshng & Cleaning Machines
are also excellent, being built OF The best mate.
rial, combining strength, durability and sim-
plicity. These Machines thresh fast and clean
and can be had at Less Cost than any others
containing the same amount of work. Nume-
rous certificates can be produced recommend.
ing them To public use. te0
Manufactured and for sale by
BOWMAN g. ELLIOTT, 90
je24.-4t Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
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Carpenters Wanted.

FOUR Iourneymen House Carpen trs wanted i'm.
by the subscribers.
SMITH g. HAZEL,
May .!51-tf Smvrna. Del
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THE TAXABLES

OF the Town of Smyrna, will please take
notice that Court Of Appeals will be held by
the Commissioners of said Town, at the Hotel
of Tilghman Foxwell, on MONDAY, the 9th
day of July, inst, from o o'clock. a. M, to II
o'clock, noon, and from . to 8 O'clock, in the
afternoon, to hear objections that may be urged
by any person against their assessment for the
present year.
A full transcript Of the Assessment will be
found at the Hotel of Tilghman F9xwell, at
any time from this date to the 25lh inst. All
persons are notified to examine the same.
! WM. DENNEY,
4, JN0. EATON,
JAS. II. CLEMENTS,
Commissioners, WIN. CUMMINS.
ROBERT DENNEY,
WIN. G. EIIASON.
~ W ENOCH SPRUANCE.
Iply ], 1887
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

cssxoS ScllooLs.--our correspondent has
maoscs sone questions IN regard 10 The free
schools. ahich are wellworth The consideration
ul. lc..cl.,.rs and school commissioners.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
Commissioners,

July !, 1887