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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
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S51A A I'D Acres Of good improved Kent county land
Nf;EA cnnmn1ong lie eipsic station, mud running
k12-l for mile Rloaz the Delaware raI RoTl ali ni.
az ir1 ,, o. az W. K Rl Poo 81 rfe.e
Prio, 81 49, " $500 49," s'e0'7
q story house with good npro vements sitnat d ON
lO.h street, between Tana and hrnn &c. = ios SI2iU
SEP 0-tE @. s. h s. S.iRTBB
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

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a.. TIE ~UBSCRIBER llEs PECTFHLf AN
10y nnunces 10th penplguI ~ ilmGgtoI that haa
"a ermneueos The LIVERY DUSTN Essin Fourth
rect, eween French snd Walnut, VIII re l best of
HORSES ega CARR LAG rs can be procure donthe most
,the mails safe and reliable
arlt she hrsi quality Asits he Inten-
the iness and se6 H W Vnsion e.
lopes thatthe pabe wIl6xtono him rhnIe nat on
age, Rp. tf A,ARM9FR0NG-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10


The above packages are estimated at s. 90 ,ch
wh'sh Is very low hgurei The lnrAest pruporton
the packages were barrels If Cucumbers Radishes
PofHtoes 90 which il the early part of the season
commanded u TO Sir each TINS largo amount Of
truck, It nigh. BIS safe to say was shipped ia the
space Of ~ days and very terous was
tet by Shippers for the lack facilities 10 got of
all that came TO market Although We hayo daily
line To Bfltnure. and a semi week line to Phila,
delphia and New York, euch provided with etcnu-
ships OF large capacity, mure were required and
not ing short Of daily line to New York will ever
be sufficient TO meet tue demands Of the trade
The above statement shows very large amount
shipped TO Baltimore, and 1t may no proper TO re-
mark that much Of it went through TO Pniile ghia
via the former city.
From the 2sth Of July 10 9th Of August 80, 900
wateTnelons we're shipped hence, to northern port
Disturbing the PsGce.--Nichael Benny was
brought before his honor the MAYOR, on Sum
day morning, on the cha.ge of getting drunk
and abusing the lady with whom no was board
ing, and otherwise disturbing the peace on Sa-
turday evening last. The Mayor, after hear
ing the cas- fined him fifty cents and costs,
which he failed to pay, and was remanded to
prison until such time as he could comply with
the law.
Horse Thief Caugh.-George Gruhb and
D. w. ktanhard, we are informed, nursued, asd
overlook man on the turnpike uear Baltimore
city, on Saturday night, with York wagon
ana bay horse, belonging to a man in Newton,
Bucks Co., Pa, The thief was lodged in jail,
and the horse and carriage were taken to the
hotel to await the owner,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

4. U; ., TROOPS For kANsAs.-It is stated t5o.
! tie following troops have been ordered to
Kansas. Ten companies Of the LIST caynIrv
under command Of Colonel Summer and L;,.nt :
t enai6t Colonel Johnson seven companies Of
t tne otn infantry, under the same command :;
Zen companies Of the 4th artillery. from FI"rid i,
TWO companies OF the 81 artillery, from Fart
Mohroei two companies from Fort Smelling:
one light battery company, from Fort McHenry:
which, if the average strength of the COM
panles be sixty, will give force of upwards
Oh TWO thousand men, Gen. Harvey will re-
main in command of Kansas. Col. Albert s
johnson, late from Texas, bls been assigned Ia
the communal Of the trnopa 10 Ltnh
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

sl,i GaT5oG As TEACHER. Wanted ty yopp,
e@ o'ihp9 lLt 10 taGd thu branches of ~ IN
Shgy aine atsly g. J. n. nILYIKD, Newsp, ~ ~.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

DRUNKENNEss.--Di uukenness expels reason
--drowns the memory-deiaces beauty dimin-
ishes Observation-Disclosures the blood--causes ill.,
ternal, external, and incuTAble wounds is a
witch to the senses, devil to the soul, a thi 1
To- the purse--the heggar's companion, the
wiie's woe, and children's sOrr0w-makes a
strong man weak, ana q wise man II fool lie
Is worse than beast, and is sell murderer,
VINO drinks to others good health, and robs
himself OF his own. He is worse than a beast,
Tor no animal will desgnedly intoxicate itself /;
but drunkard swallows his liquor, well know
ing the condition to which it Will reduce him.
and that these draughts will deprive him of
inc use Of his reason, and render him worse
than beast. BY the effects Of llQu)r his evil
passions and tempers are freed from restraint
and, while in a state of intoxication, he COM
miis actions which, when sober, he wouldh have
shuddered to have thought of. MANY an evil
deed has been done, many a murder has been
committed, when those who did these things
were intoxicated.
CoNvIoTED.-Ransford Daniel, who stood
charged in Roanoke county, Va. with commit
ting foul outrage upon the person of his own
daughter, Priscilla Daniel, aged IA years, was
convicted beiorethe circuit court of that county
last Thursday, and sentenced to fifteen years
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Giiliug Tginat Gtlllns rVlI
WI haven W IN Stare, Ill rur1te's OF
s,-Jsyse%fes> OH supsro, d ing rwiHe The ams
DSs-SsNSssS n. NJ II ilst nfur, and "a lui b
geteml satisfaction. We invite all WIZ" wa to ru
chase car lbd examine q, ara an leson vino nnt
ts ID with il after trIa can have their ieua-
HEDt Ill, Pc RICE & CO.,
No. 81 told No. 81 North rhrd ST., lgw Nth,
aug 2I-5nns, Pht9t hlA-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Tho free State men in Kansas hnve bcId a
large territorial convention at Grasshopner
Falls. and determined to vote ut the October
election. They nominated Marcus j. PARROT
as delegate to Congress- Halter, who has been
confined at Fort Leavenworth on charge Of
having killed James III. Lyle, Border Rutfian
al Tue Leavenworth municipal election, has es
eapea' ~ company with two soldiers set to
guard him. Woods and Nrghton the Leayen.
worth counterlciters and murdrrcrs, are still
SUE in custody at Delaware. The St. Lopis
Republican says that the constitutional con-
vention, which is to meet ON the second Mon.
day Of September, will not submit the copsti-
tuition to q popular vote, but send it to Con-
Sress without such endorsement.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

~ IEuy SLOLG ser .t.S,
ER .STOCKapd tx ures Mn Drug orc for sale. enc
TX II t1e nest sianis IN tho city W .lInngi0n Ap-
Sep O.2mo. a.. MT WI III,,irnn,t Eh AZ
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Mr. u. !. Cox offers to teach the scrizbe of
PhOnograrhy, or shorthand writing. This is
an at which will be very useful to any one,
whether male or female. He teaches it in the
evenings, thus aflording an opportunity Tor
persons whose time is occupied during the day,
TO learn the art. Persons wishing to learn it,
can see him at the bookstore of j. b. Porter /,
No. ll5 Market Street, any evening tins week.
WAN led "A graduate of Normal School in
Massachusetts who b ID considerable exnerienco in
ieaohiig and i prcsared 10 Teach Latin aud creek
Us well as The Higaor Engl'sh branches. desires to
Ghta'u si'9ht'oh as Teacher in an Academy or
hish hchool unex,sptiOnable certificates can be
presented. Please refer TO Dr Grimshaw, 1871 Maj.
ID ell.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

ffOU8 g,n i1p ga Do :, "a ,ehsr. ~ Su dents can
a he Ohiuiued 10 WHshn ION 81 above 9Th. Taoso
In desire cal H. quiai anh retirement, shnu cal aud
see. pa ~, THO. PALE.
Teacher Wanted
sNOR District No. 81 New ca Tie county one com
20 teach tho yiGe emf ranches OF thorough EnslLsh
education. Apply I'M n DIS oily to
RRE5aif$SlglFEAiEEklI i6 COMMITTEES.
APPOINTMENTS IID.. mi n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

y Arp.y ~ Simpler streets. y 80
- e: JAS. KAcNIcnoL.
Money xVanten
a niEi DpLsARS wanted 10 Sums from szoHtO
49," aE'H', ~ E.lod saoufit.ag Fof further pHE
Stts ffps TOE ssbs cribrr at a3rler 0f MEfkss
!lHtt -, ntIte No. un Sd fooi
10 :. :. iOIN q. LEWIS.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

SMYRNA WRITINo AcADBMY.-Messrs.
Sherbrooke & Bro, of Washington, are pre-
pared, as will be seen by advertisement in ano-
theracolumn, to oimpart to our citizens thorough
knowledge of Practical and Ornamental PEN
manshiP, Their excellent specimens, at Wards g
Hall, show their high attainments in the art,
and are sufficient at once to recommend them
as able preceptors.2 whilst their mode of in.
structiop, from it's simplicity, win insure them
the utmost success and give every satisfaction
to pupils. No matter in what sphere one is
placed in life, to write well is desirable,
and doubtless these gentlemen, coming as they
do among us with the best of references for
eminent social, as well professional qualities,
illreceive extensive patronage, inasmuch as
Smytnians are rarely favored with such fine
opportunity for instruction in this branch of
education. Call at the Hall. ,
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
Sherih''s Sale

BY virtue of a writ Of lcyarf facias 10 inc
directed, VIII be exposed to public sale, at Eel
ton 70 Station, in Nlurderkill hundred, on THURS.
DAY, the 2Olh day OF. August, at 3 o'clock, p.
the following Real Estate, viz: ~ -]@ d.
All that FARM or Tract of Land situated iD
M;Iisspllllon Hupdred,,Ksn county,, and Stuie of
Delaware, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Reed,
Thomas Jester, Solomon Warren, William Sapp
and others, and said TO confirm Two Hundred
and Seventy-Nine Acres and a Quarter, more
or less. Being seized and taken in execution
as the property of Peter B. Kueckel, Andrew
Rey lie, John Wirth, George Beck aud Jacob
Reyle, and Will be sold for cash by
..... J. GREEN, Sheriff
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

lMrRovEMENT.--A correspondentofthe Jour.
nal, writing from the galley" says that Mr..
David J. Murphey has lately completed new
three story Pulling Null, on his farm near Smyr.
ma, on the site of the olddilae dated mill, which
was we'll known to the citizens of this vicinity
for many years past, as doing excellent work
in that line of business. The new building is
80 by 50 feet 1t has excellent water as well
as steam power. The Engine was built by
your enterprising fsllOw-citizens, Messrs. Hol-
lingsworth, Harvey q Co. The lower story of
the building is of stone, and the two upper
stories of wood. MIR. Alexis s. Lewis, has ia
ken the mill and is carrying on the Milling
business
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

OF The National Lnteligencer is publish.
ing Ar. Gales "reminiscences of the civil his.
tory of the last war with Great Britain, ana
the Star states of them, very justly, as destined
to prove one of the most valuable accessions Ia
American history that have so far been put in
print. MIR. G.'s qualifications as a writer are
second TO those of hardly any other American
engaged in any literary walk. His associa.
tiOns have been with the great men of the pas,
age, concerning whose acts and views he writes
with an animated knowledge of ell the details
of American history to the present time.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

or His excellency Gov. Causey has taken o
cottage at Saratoga, and is spending. the sea.
son there with his family.
Hon. John w. Houston 10 spending the SUM
mer in Missouri. "a mm ,sa,. aa8sif
c,Mp MrEriSes.--The Camp Meeting 81
the Nj. r.. Church for Kent Circuit, will com
mence on Friday the 2lst OF August, at Bakers
woods, near Chester Town. ','''@ r -''
ACamp meeting is to be held in the old
woods. near Church Hill, in Queen Aun's coun.
iy, commencing on Friday, the 7th of August.
a-y-The Red Lion Camp Meeting will be
haId in Mr.. George McCrone's woods, com.
mepcinp August 18th. The committee of ar.
rangement will meet on the ground Wednesday
August 9th. F"
or WIN. r. Jacobs has been appointed lighi
house keeper at MispilIioa Greek, Del. vice
Thomas Clark, removed; salary $4O0 per an
num.sts.s 1 81 : e. al "a .,f.ssr,Hss ftsE Il
or Commodore Newton who died very sud.
denly in Washington, on Tuesday last, from an
attack ofappoplexy, was connexion of A. o.
Newton, Esq, of st. Georges, New Castle co.
He was President of one OF the Naval Courts
sittina at Washington, and but a few minutes
belore his attack was as well as usual.
G.r.r REy.yAL.--Rev. T. l.. Poulson Of An.
ma nessix Circuit, Md, Philadelphia M. B. Goa
fer s,e. Ia writing 10 hts relatives IN this City
aus. we are Ia the midst of the greatest
v,rL ,h.,y nave aver had on this circuit. Il
has b zen going on ABOUT SIX Or seven "eeks.--,
W. have received about one hundred n nchurci
on probation and there are over that numoe
till seeking the Lord. The revival goina
on ssstsyse t,ffefe Mt appointments al the sans
tims' anil we have had no help from abroad
'rhe last evening ] preached 81 Asoufy we nat
ovar &c, snoarners forward. Persons are being
eonvsr,eslat their homes. anil jn their fieldss--
X publ az aaH 4a4V
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
DIE D,

In Smyrna, on the 4th inst, Margaretta, in
FAINT daughter of Joseph +. and Clementine
Hill,--aged months.
In Smyrna, on the ID instant. Laura, ipfa Mt
daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Kennedy
aged months aud % days.
"Suffer little children to come unto me, and
forbid them not, for Of such is the kingdom OF
heaven"
al take these little lambs, said he,
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be every blPsl."
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
For sale by all druggists.

WHTTE TEETa Perfumed Breath and Beau.
tful Complexion, can be acquired by usinr the
"BALM OF A THOUSAND fLOIrERS." VIVA,
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of n
Isagreeable breath, when by using the Balm Of a
render it sweet, bu leave the teeth as white as ala
basier' Many PERSONS do not knew their breath IA
bad, and the subject ia delicate rleir friends will
the bottle ID signed. FETRiDGE & CO N
FOr-saIe by all Druggists - "
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

ELECTIONS Ns--IoUa.-Th State election pass,
ed off quietly on the Sd inst. The vote If
Dubuque stands about 1900 for the Democrats
10 400 for the Republicans.
MissOuri.-Col r. M. Stewart, the Demo-
cratic candidate, has carried the State By 5000
majority.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

ARREST OP Mas. CCNN.NGHA
Fraud Attempted. Extraordinary DeveiOD-
WentS.--New York, August 4-Mrs. CUNNING.
a Jun, who has been rendered so notorious by her
connection with the murder Of DR.. Burdcll was
arrested to-day on the charge offelony, connect
ed with the " fictitious" birth Of an heir TO the
Bordell Estate. .''
Mrs. Cunningham's counsel hinted on her
trial that she was enciente by Dr. BurdeI.
|. Shortly after her acquittal she sent for Dr.
JUhl, her medical adviser, and consulted him
on her expected accouehement. In the course
of conversation the doctors suspicious were
aroused.
lie consulted District Attorney Hall, but de.
clIned TO make an affidavit, urgingi motives of
professional delcacy.
MIR. Hall pointed out the law in the Revised
Statutes, declaring Mrs Cunningham's contem-
plated act felony. The doctor finally agreed
TO submit TO blr. Halls advice, aud measures
were Immediately taken to Illustrate the medi.
tated fraud. A story was invented ofa stall.
fornla widow" being about TO become mother
aud wishing to dispose OF her child. Mrs Gun.
ningham liked the plan and became impatient
to have 1t carried oct. A child was borrowed
from the Bellevue Hospital, and the denoue.
ment took place yesterday at noon. Die rict At.
torney Hall made affidavit at midnight, aud Mrs.
Cunningham was arrested this morning. Mrs.
e. received the child with strong demonstra.
tlens OF motherly affection
The child was sent to 81 Bond street, where
DIR. Cailin, Mrs. Cunnngham's furmer physi-
can, was IN attendance. with nurse. In the
midst OF these the Police marched Ia and ar
rested all the parties. DIR Cntlin aud the nurse
were taken ID the Station House. Mrs. Gun.
bingham, still fcgning to be i'll from her acs
couchment, was allowed TO remain in her cham
Der under the surveillsnce OF the police.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

THE BANk.-The Commissioners named in
the Act of Assembly give notice in another col
umn that they will open books to receive sub
scriptions to the stock of the ,a,Citizens' Bank
of Smyrna" at Tilghman Foxweli's hotel, in
this town, on Thursday, the 9th instant.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

NlrINAL SAFETY SAVING FUND--The Saw
ingFund nWaluut street. southwest corner Of
Third street. Philadelphia, now has more than
one million and half of dollars invested in the
best securities.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

01- The steamer North America, with Liv.
erpool dates to the 18th ultimo, has arrived at
Quebec. Breadstuffs and provisions are decln-
ing. Among the most important items is, the
insurrection in India was rapidly spreading.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

CAU TION.-Be particu lar to observe thai every
oaTrelo our arl!cleha our name and that Of Puit.
" hIelt stamped on the head This caUi oh-A ituhcr
Ell necessary as there areso many articles OF dIblu
F"i"e sold under The name. of Suuer Phs.,ilair oi
lime as to mis- lead those " bq uuacI 'Gned Milh
the Vaiue .! Il Genuine Article
~, s. fhtSE SIS pr 1000 lbs q, GEMS per H. A
hh%rs drdncilOn made 10 Dealers ~ r.
orders Tor this valuable Ferliijzcf attended to
promptly. -.
Pamphlets describing it, and the mode ofaoplyina.
] Ga e had gratuitouss at our store by mail, wneir
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
yMRYNA PRICES CURRENT
CoaREcTkD WgEKLY FOR TUE TINES.
@ $ Nj Y X n A
Writing academy,

W SAsW Va bAATES OOkhAssCA "a Sss
SHERBROOKE g. BRO, are now prepared
to instruct in Practical aud Ornamental Peu-
manship.
TERMS :-S5 for Twelve Lessons, exclusive
Of stationary. One-halt in advance.
No discount for neglect Of lessons on part OF
The pupil.
or Room open from 8 o'clock, a. m., to 10
p. m. Exclusively Tor ladies from IL a. M. to
l o'clock p. m.
All who wish to avail themselves of the ser
vices Of successful and experienced teachers,
will do well TO make early application, as their
engagements at their Commercial Academy in
Washington, d. g., will make their stay in
Smyrna limited. Numerous highly respectable
references given.
All interested will please call and examine
our specimens Of Penmanshlp and mode OF III
siructlon. August D
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
NJ A r RE D,

On the 28th ult., by Rev. p. Mansfield, Mr..
Franklin tt. Frost toi Miss Maria Mullca,
both Of New Jersey.
On the Both ult., by the same, Mr.. Daniel J..
Lingo, of Kent county, Md, to Miss Martha
Jones, OF New Castle county, De-.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

OF" Dickens Household Words" for Au-
gust. is at hand. AS usual, this admirable peri
odical presents variety of entertaining as well
as useful reading T. Il J'1H
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

or Allen & Needles. No. %, s. Wharves,
Philadelphia, advertise Super-PhOsphate Of
Lime, Pacific Ocean Guano, Peruvian Guano,
Fish Manure, &c.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

OF Adam and Eve got married before they
were year old. and the veteran Parr buckIed
with widowat 100. ~
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
SMYRNA -POSFrOFFIr,E,

NOTICE is Hereby GiSsn' s1 Tha, nsi ,bs s197 P1,i.
telpha or Northern Blai closes at this et;r q
at oA O'clock, a. m., and 81 p. N :, and,thaf he
Dover or Southern Mail c oses al III n
and 81 p. m, daily. - -. 7v., ;. -
The mail for Easton and intermediate poiSts.
also closes at 81 o'clock, p. m, daily. i
opl5 Al. GREEN. p.MJ =.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
TO RENT-The Peterson

Property near Smyrna, for Rent good, con-
yenent Dwelling.House, a large Granary for
Prodnce, and fine Range for, Poultry. For
particulars. inquire on the premises. =
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
TWentY-FiYe Gents naua fn

that great and good illustrated Family Paper,
LIFE lLLUSTKATED--th best of "a the
WeeklIeS, three months "on trial =" for rs cts.
Send at once 70 FOWLER AND WELLS,
3OS Broadway, New York.
Life Hlustrated.-We have previously called
attention io'this excellent publication it is
worth far more to any family than any other
literary papes- Instead of diminishing, it in
creases In interest with every issue, and we
most cheerully recommend it 10 the public as
one OF the best family newspa pers in the couu-
Teacher.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
z. KingSGOrd & sons
L ure OsW ego Starch
(FOR THE IkTTNDPVN

- - ~ - w y = NJ u - ii
FOR THE laundry
HAS established greater celebrity thnn has eve
been obtained by any other Starch
ms has been The result OF It's marked superiority II
quality, and lis InvaTIable uniformity
The pubic may be assured ot the continuance o
tie high standard now established.
The production Is over IWenty Tons daily and The
demand has extended throughout The whole of the
United States, and 10 foreign tries.
working mus Oh very large scale. and under a
r9lG system, they are able secure perfect UNI.
iorInity in the qdaht. throughout The year This is
the great Dcsderatum IN Sart making, and is real
Ized n0w for the lirsl Time.
The very best starch that can be mlde and no
olher, Is always wanted by consumers and ih s. will
be supplied 10 item by the gfuctTs as soon as their
Customers nave learned WnICl tie best ard ask Tor
H-Olherwlse they would be likely get that article
on which lile largest rfulIi can be made
Mr. klngsJrd ias been engaged ia ihe manufacture
OF Starch continuously for the last u years and dur.
ing the Whole OF .he PERIOD The Starch IN r.Ie under
his supervision has been beJ question: the best
IN the market For The irst II wears he had lhe
charge ot The works OF VIM Colgate q CO , al Which
period he invented the process Of the manu- aciare OF
Corn Starch. 81,
~ Ask for Kingsford's Starch as The name Osuego
has been recently taken By another Factory
II Is sold by all OF the best gIolers III nearly every
part ut tho country.
4. KINGSFORD & SONS
Cd WegO Corn sarch ,
FOR PUDDINGS, &c..)
Has obtained an equal celebrity will their Starch for
he L"unuTy Tins article is perfectly pure and is IA
every respect equal 10 the best bermuda rrolg Root
besides having additional qualities winch render il
lnInueble iOf The dessert
PStntO SaIch hes been extensively hacked and sold
as Orh Starch and has given false lmprcss!cns 20
many, as TO tlo real mefts o1 oue Corn STARE h.
From lis erau decicy and pu:.ly II IL cA,ihg a.sO
into extensive =, diet JrIn'aLis and inv ,iiJs
Z n. kELLtUG d co Agents.
1856 tnl,ru zee y. y
ALLEN Il NEEDLE, ....u.
% South Wharyfa. Ph ..a0l
lugj 3m
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
EQuAIrry to AlI!-Unliormity of Prices !.

EQUALTTY to All!--Unlformity of Prices -
new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman !
JONES e. CO., Of tho Crescent One Price Cloth.
ing Store No. 700 Market street, above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, IN addition to having The largest,
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
rmladeiphia made expressly for retail sales, have
constituted every one his own salesman, by having
marked IN figures, ON each article, the very lowest
price can be sold for. SO they cannOt possibly vary
all must buy alike. t.
Ihe goods are all well spouged and prepared, ard
great pains taken with the making that all can buy
with the full assurance OF getIug good article at the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth,
No %oO. july9-Iy
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
TNG WDrM1KGCUE~

Notice is Hereby Given, That under the
provisions Of an Act of the Legislature of the
State of delaware, passed at Dover March 4th,
1857, incorporating the "CITlZENS' BANK
OF SMYRNA" the Books will be opened at
the Hotel of Tighmau Foxwell, in the Town Of
Smyrna. on Thursday. The 9Th day Of August
nest, at 8 o'clock, &. in., and close at
O'Clock. p m.. and also continue open on Friday,
the 2Sih and Saturday, the 29th Of said month,
at the same house and place, to receive SUBJ
scriptions to the capital stock of said Bank.
! SAM'L NJ. FISHER, NJ. D.
ROBT. HILL,
WIN. DENNEY,
Commissioners, JOHN MUSTARD,
TIIOS. CARROW,
WALTER McMULLEN,
VIM. TEMPLE.
Smyrna, July 81, 1857
Smyrna times., 1857-08-05
BARK WAMTED:

TIE Undersigned wish 70 PURCHASE large
quantity of SPANISH .OAN, WHITE OAK
and BLACK OAK BARK. for &u.ciI high
prices VIII be paid, delivered at their Ianuery,
IN Srnyrna, or at any Station on HE Delawor 70
Railroad. PETERSON &, AiIfS'rARGF !
April 29th, 1857. ....