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" ihningtoh Advertisements.
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This is the sa@son Oi the year Iha; requires TO
lo3k around and see What is need. by way u Il
chah9e III "nr wearing apparel. As to o:racltos, We
are laying III Spring GOUds and only trouble is 10
hnd room Tor them, here this house in luUking
over our stock, find quite a large lot of Winter BnOs
and shoes on hand-so much So, It dsc0n.mOdes ne
VERY much Ia lind roGm for them. But | will make
rnen hy h!rklng OH all the odts and ends Of Wmlcr
/ bnUls ana Shoes on hand. The winter stock /
I"W have leit am going Ia sell and get rid oili
cannot get one price viii take another don / 20
IN tor keeping hand 30, is and Shoes for large
prices myself, year after ygar until daprecIaton of
stock. and the interest on the money eals them ur
we Will now sell Ladies thick sU!c ht el boots such
as we have sold tor ~ u:i. ur - pair, ANA Men
Shoes ihat we have sod inr 81 90, for IS cts pair,
nnd HieHa SHOES tiigi have sod ior 81 %, will
h3N '.t ''f :" IT,. at! ~ 20 pair; aud Mem.
StNei boots - Ill sel !It - ~ par. and n.-
- NV, son dlst want hlr"rfla l"r cas: come and
look what viii SELL yea H a'i2.-l la,r OWN i.ce,.
! Remember VIII eel yUa Gent ie Il dress Boots
ior - 90 p4lr and Lldn. linc GuiIera low as 81
c's. a PAIR. There Is 10 keeping over old stock in
! these dic2ius.
Now word 10 ,hc Ladies' uron ihc Fashionable
shoe Tins sIuln"r Ih. t5aurr r.. - ,.. ~, .. n:
of ls.nn al u..i.r h.,n,5 at - +. ,.l ..-. m.
itc .V1ti.fp colo, "a lt.s ;. . F.. IS ..... T.. b..
NJ "tTtit nn'ce i.- t.t1t. .. .. ,-. ittai "a
!i"iy Woi, The s'.t, .'.. .t,s ,. ... ash f.. r
ros ) 2n9 iEro...s O., ....f,. t..- q.
and irntI tli8! @er.. ..;-... 49,. .. .-. y, ,.
'ag, q il..h i1I,t 81 ,.... ..... -. ..- -....
''r. & i"r* ami 81. '..' 49,, ",. 49,. t,sa,z.. E..r
| ID ",IH',uI.Iiy.
We have ne. maknr up I.s.iI,~ fin tat.ers III,
!fs Winter Of 0Srr 81 different trrls an! ai,, &.
f"iors. am n3W s.iiue a li.t,. Nrso,.o iaG!g. Bas
k'n-ipyed wl'h Ia. T., Leather, a..i lrn.icI with a
Eeat bow and BUCKLE, for Only - cents; a shoe like
! tor that money ! ny sjid hciofc and Children.
fancy Lasting tipped Gaitcrs for only ~ cents pair
le ike Tor that are nOH CHEAP For cur suriug aut
summer trade we have care, OF IasiiIg, of over I2t
uHereh cu'ors ami shades oi CGirrs tr The laG. Il
PICK from, TO match az! shaGe ol Dress tbcY NAV d.
stre iail aii zee what can o.c. ,oa IA .t.sll.,
! al fLANltil.NS > Cheap Shoe Store, M 10 Yves
Second Street, more commonly Known as lie Wal
Street Of Wilmington, where Inc lucir, Of ie ART i
| understood NllmInplon Ifri Ma, - l4z9
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The evening train North and the morning
tain South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
| New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle % a. IN, arrive at Wilmington 80,
arrive at Philadelp phia s 20 a. IN.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad by morning train going North, can
have nearly FIVE hours in Philadelphia, and
return same evening.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
train make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close connections at PHILADELPHIA
with trains 10 New York
E. q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del r. r.
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FAIRFIELD SEMINARY

q Al n l..
REv. J. D. VAyPETrEN, A. NJ Principal.
IHI> Large and AOurIshing Institution is PLEASANT,
Il located at FAIRFIELD, nEHkINER co,
NV fOltk, seven miles from the New ork Cen.
tFdl Railroad al Little Falls from which Students arc
conveyed Tres the first ds, OF each FERN lis annie
accommodations. IT'S Apparatus sufficient for full
course OF Philosophical and Chemical Experiments.
It's LIbrariesO Of over 3OU Volumes aud It's Facultv of
Twelve ih0roGgh and experienced Teachers furnish
clailas i1r libsIsl share Of public patronage
COZ kSES tf STl DI "A Commercial Course
the ssIne a. that OF the best Commercial Colleges
TWo Graduating C"ursUs for Lades-one of three
years, equal TO that Of the best Semnar.es and one
nVe years equivalent To the regular College Course
CPsn The completion Of either, Parchment DpIoInos
are conferred, and, if possible positions secured,
Special attention given 10 Young Men preparing for
College.
TCITlON.-For term Of II weeks, from st.OO to
90 OO OTnanenais at reasonable rates Board and
Washing yl.15 per week.
Fail Term begins August 10Th, 1857. Winter Term,
December 10th.
t4f Gai9;o5ues or Rooms, address the Principal or
Fairfield, Aug 10. IS57-ly
REFEEENcEs JAMES KNIGHT Esq Dover;
SAMUEL WARD, Esq. ST. Georges
HENRY PRATT, Esq, HazletivIe.
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GOkDOrntions,

BanA q S@v~B-PEes;ienl. A. Siockly Casi,ie r
WIlisls NJ boil CLERKS. L. J. Colt John e Sp,cklv
DFeetssa- H0a P,esloy Sprsanse William j. Hurock
DANIEL CefAai itsnry Stout Daniel Cun4nin. George
DAVIS, Jaaes A. Clements Peter p Causey;-DIsroii"i
day rhuSstSy.
S@yAa 1ibrGry Association President, Daniel
CumRlnsi Vice President, Rev. WIN ii Brisbane
recording Secretary, ROBl IIoiIecker CORRESPOND
ing secretafy' DR. L Daley; Treasurer VIM {
Ellason; Managers. John NJ DeEning Robt ii Cummlrs
and DR. Z Clawson
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General and Local Information,
U. 3. GOVernine mt.

u. D. Government.
President: JANIS BUCHANAN.
Vice President: JOHN &. BEECKINRIDGE.
Secretary of State Gen. LEWIS CAsS
Secretary of Interior; JACOB TH0MPsoJ.
Secretary of Treasury HOWELL COBE.
Sc etsry of War: JoEN s FLOYD.
Secretary of Navy: Isaac TouCEY.
Postmaster General: A. BEOwN.
Attorney General: JYaYxiAu BLACK.
Chief Justice VI the Uni!ed States: ROGER B TANEY
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Tees GOseynment.

ComsasssOnSw: william D~nuey, DIR S NJ Fislcr
DF WilIien CSnTAinS. Waller McffulIen. William {
Eiiasoa. Psssley SpTsRnce, JE. and John A. Voshei
Ases~asFi WIlhan " Iltis;
Trs@assss; Thomas L Jea1rson;
Police Henry Cunningham, john L Chelins ant
BeRja&in Brown.
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Hundrea ORcers.

NOtsEias Psblic J 9 HuiHnson and Colt;
Justices CS ths Peace S@yraa, John Eaton, DAY id
Lockwood KessOA. wn Taylor;
Collector; Lewis Graham;
COnsasbles: S~rSo Capt Henry D. Scout; Kenton
Lewis GpahaR;
Assessor: James w Zoe
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state Government, ,

State Government.
Governor. PxTER T. CavsEY.
Secretary of State: JAxEs r LOFLAND.
State Treasurer: WSJ CLARK.
State Auditor; A. =. MARvEL.
Judge y. S. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. AARRINGTON.
Chief Justice: h. w. GILPIN AsSnriates, J. J
MILLI0AN, john w. HoVsToN. EDWARD HuorEN.
Attorney General: GEO. ?. FIsHER.
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Treasurer: WIS. SLrTEkFIkLD.
Register: o. G. GODWIN.
Recorder: Gao. RAwLsTON.
Proshsnossry RICHARD ". MERRIKEN.
CLARK of the Peace JoHN ). BELL
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES f. ALLEE.
Sheriff; Joss GRKEM
Coroner EDWARD REED.
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TO THE PURLLC

The subscriber would inform his friends and
The public generally, that / c intends to run
baggage Wagons &iIacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage &c. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
O~- lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
uoods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
ana receive liberal share of the public patron
age. ERENE/TR ITETy,
Dec 19, ,"55-tf
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ChEivhps,

AsburZ NJ + Church. Methodist opposite NTarke
steeIi i Rev WIN Brisbane, pastor services IL
O'Clock morning-eyening az 81
FfesOyIerIan Church. cOrger Methodist and Eas
streets Rev DR. McClusky. paslor; services 10 ocIk
81 Peters prot EpsconaD. Union #: nostor Re,
'uilus Grammer service at 10 O'clock n m.
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Societies.

Morning Slar Lodge. No G. OF.-Mee,s nj
Odd Fellows Hail every Friday evening:
shawnee Tribe, No 5, U Of M.-Aieets eycry
Thursday evening at Spruan,e Building T.:
q mcdonnell EhcamPment, No , 0 Of o F,-Meet,
vi and 4ih Tuesday Of every month.
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Still SELLING Off!

UAMUEL BUIBY, No - M IRkr,r :, wIr
~ MIAGrON, DEL, uoi hy!ne s,,!d NIL Is ,',it
oi spring and Summer DRY GOODS. Will cnniInue
TIE safe with The Intention oi ons ng them out s early
As p'HSiDie,-a'houg which VIII be iouud many des-
I'"ie GOODS Tor LADIES' SprIrg and Summer Wear
ASo Men and Boys Goods in large yaIlely; vilhnew
MATERIALS Tor ladies Travelling Dresses.
NOT forgetting their Summer Shawls
New Umbrellas and Parusos;
10 which have been added ;n.,, ,,,., o, ,,,,,;cI
Hoo"s Tor The present season. all Ul winch will be sold
al greatly Reduced Prices
Iii the new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest assortment OF handsome and durable Carpets
G CE Eer opened IN lhS city Also, Canton Mating and
oor Oh Cloths, all widths; some very superior; TO.
gelher with Rugs and Door-hia,s in variety
Wilmington, 4 prI % '5S-}n
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions,

&c, &c.
M'-+1 HE subscriber would inform the public
70 that he has opened Store on Com
$3.50 merce street, West Smyrna, where he is daily
receiving and will sell at the very lewest cash
prices, Sugars Teas, Coffee, AlOlasses Cheese Lard
lials Shoulders. PIckIed Pork, Dried Beef Fish salt
candles Soap, Soda, Starch, Indigo Blue, FLOUR bv
Inc barrel or pound, superior Corn MEAL for farHv
use pure Plckelng Vinegar, only lG cents per gallon
Tobacco Segars and Snuffs Of the best brands CON
fECl!ONARY, Cakes, Nuts, Fruits pure Lemon and
other SyruPs; Dress Trimmings. Fancy Soaps, Hair
CLs' s' LOognes, Pomades--fine extracts, Ladies' Dress
Caps. Collars, Undcrslecvcs, HandkcrcbieGs Holor,
Gloves Fans Caters Boots, Shoes, Silk, Thread Cot
!@ l3I Fms Needles. Laces Combs. Brushes, Brooms;
| VIII suppv INV of the c;,;y",a ,.,L ,,Oor
snDl hollce II they will leave their orders aud cash
,ha az -; h,Ids OF COZ NTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
he highest prices for cash or an equivalent in ,o,
TRUST here is dead-Bad Pay killed him.
J. II. WILLIAMSON.
je2l.1y West Smvrna Do1
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SchoeIs

:, Smyrna Academy: N Bass, A NJ, Mrs o n Boss
Precepiors; ' = odSS
Public School, No 3-Tsaac PenneweII;
John b Cooper
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Phlladelphia Advertisements.
sS0 per ce2at.SavissS e GO FARMERS!
HAREsS PATENT CONCENTRATED
BE O % IN a Es I'D pE

Eza
NNj HIGH is beyond all doubt the most rower(uJand
w Valuable Fertilizer ever offered 10 the public
How long Will Agriculturisss submit 10 the Guauo Mo-
nOpoy, whilst they have the above more untcut and
more valuable Fertilizer at Thirty per cent Less Cos
Read the Certificates and then trv il alongside of the
Sest PERUVIAN Guano, and ictthe result speak for Itself
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. HAYES.
The specifications of DR.. Hare and J. Odam, having
been submitted 10 me. have found the con position
matter on which they founded 10 be highly nitro.
genous and 1ermenlabiP compound, containing the
essentials of fertilizer OF the highest character ana
also the food uf sustaining crops to the time Of their
maturing regard this enterprise, ut manufacturing
n guanO Instead Of impo7ing a practical and MANOR.
tant undertaking. lav0ruhlv affecting the Interests OF
our common country.
Respectfully A. HAYES, Il D,
hssaVcT To State of Mass
CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSOR BOOTH.
Upon examining The coiapostion OF the best Peruvi-
an Guanos, can perceive no ground for assuming it
10 ne the best that can he made. On The contrary
there is ALWAYS present more less of superluuiis
matter, sometimes III large quantity The com position
pro Nsed by Oddm n iarc's Patent, is in my eaima-
il superior To that {" C best GU0nOs,0rto 10 any oher
arlilcial manure oi which have heard, and tul,
myself Inc more entitled la eve HIS r'-'iy" opinion.
from the unlocked lu7rc-r,r- ,h,,"1i ,l.,t ,.ri,
acid on ANIMAL mnIirr, NhciI ou'.:a'4 1T ry.nti-
mont, nut winch were anticipated nN 'ac na'rnt IN
question: Respectfully pirs, IA,it@; .. &J"rI.
CERIIl I"AF.; o. PROFESSOR FR\IEt
Al the r2qECal OF i"r'.s I"tsry',. :.Sr hest
aion IN stating my opinion tha the mode oi prrp r
lS an artificial maH"lc, by arrug uu"n animal mat
tiers 10y sui phnric arii detailed i Or Iarcs patent
and mixed the resulting substance with animal, char
coal and phosphate oi LONE, Is correct in theory ard
although have had M Opportunity of testing the
nure thus formed PraciIrHiiy, have doubt that
manure formed by The m!NtuIe OF these ingredients, IN
proper proper .lons woul be found n casj eGnal in
lis ELECTS The best GuahY. joins +. FRAZER.
November %, 1876
tits put ny in Bag ofOue Hundred and Fifty Pounds
each, and sold al ) H. per mott Ton.
JOHN l.. MiFFIIN, Sole AGENT.
1879 SOulh Wharyes above Walnut street.
APT -0m Philadc phia.
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s. .-. .-.r,
l. eye. 4 = =" -. ~
4 Z q Il IL Ill I 4 =. i. =
\ .eN I-....-Ll .-n,,.r - ...---.

he aiie.ll.l ~ t... r. b., t,- u, ...I
ti4!~ =" icit!'!" Il can be sec,i I,Ir. e.. tir >l
( !pI, IlrlN.rp inning
y G >pi OYER twenty OF them u. hester county .,
!'1f ai.t h,1"In>i. ..s.- ID .,,, teIr inst uir.l
ll"H, 50 are warranted ia tylils ta:l no to
gay heller Saii>iaciIoS.
Some Of It's advantages nav be enumerated ..
follows:
lst Tie Fame is OF C,-t Iron, in cnr s,,ri ,,c.
consequently 40 lnna 10 gel loose and Iro., he I'm.
cantc nd 81 I.uc. NO.
u Ii Is @'ngie GoOrcd, which renders he laqrajno
mach more simple and les i.a,,!c 10 !, =, ga, a r,
and also greatly les, ris the drait 80
"a Inc Luiiei Bar n.ur "i tly9 steel slre, firm
" r!Neitd i"gt ihcr npon Intermediate piece. ,jnrh
nj the spaces bets" cen lAc hal!c-guar.is mus cI,,
attained. - "'Se
ith Ih? Gutter BIrcan BE- raised and lowered ui,r,
2re"t iar'!I!y while tic u.4ciiue j. in ro,lon
an. AA Adjustable NhrCI IL The uL.,r md ,l I'm
Cater har greatly dinn.sacs tic ,r.i am, ,. ''
" oi choking Gcnders l.lc ,, ,.Y,i u,,,. ,,,,
"ie. ana iS great advantage ~ h.ug
tan The Guard Fingers are made of he host
Wrought IRON anu are SAMMY .curcd 10 t.c.r places bv
simple scrC" nat. IEey he mace by ary rood
country smith. ' o."
Ih II can be thrown into aad oat Of gear isra,lly
ana While The horses are IN motion 'Tt,s ,rr,,,.
me"i Is ;" simple HAT II pica,es everybody.
o.! here IS ~ vcllhl Oh horses NJ. H., ,.t +,
"lrHH- II ms all the aIN tutt :rs al siIT l,,,n
IN II IS f''i'!y aIje'rd i.vu Reaper 10 Mower
an 6tc" tfrSt, IN very fe,v minutes
i"ih It's runs iiSatcc i0r tho team than any o,u4r
'''tt ts'tF VIA "iiltI We are uci iualutcL
lith II Is almost entirely com. ,,,cd Of iron o.I
s'eeL Therefore il is very durable
Among the improvements over our Last Years
Machi&es are the following:
Isl. A Larger driving Wheel which viii iup c,,i,r
and allow The Gutter Bar raise a5ou; inches l,,or
"a. iought iron rlIiion, caso-iar,Icned vn,.h
FGsS much lighter, and vii! wear longer.
~ \ Cast Steel Pjn.on Shalt winch is stiIcrao1
viii ruu lighter HAN irair '''
4th Ihc steel Tor Cutler Bars Is of the very hes,
'a'i'y' he"g made 10 order a.id Imported expressly
iof our own iEucnIncs
ON Every iart ut the machine, that can be- is =,
+" uP III IKE most perfect manner nv expensive M
;i''"fy made for The purpose. Ncilher means no
'ad REAPER. " Ga
ON Every machine Will be run " steam powerat
high speed before il leaves the shcp.
P!'ItE-lncIndlng one extra Knife three extra
'ates, one good Monkey reach, FIle and OH Cam.
-! or AoWer, SliU 90. Combined MACHINE n RI 00
All Machines warranted
). u NJ. PENN0CK 6. co.
hcnnett Squire, Pa; or Wilmlrutop. Del.
NorE,-'the7e viii he a series Of puhl,c trials rile
3Ive machines III different ncighhurho,GS II lie
lriIes PRACTICAL da;c, ot which timcvlot viii he
IVen. y & IL prNZDCE AEo
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Miscellaneous Advertisement.

N''' ANH u NItiN'llltlilS.
70 III "a -r%S2- @ " y So
IMPROVED PATENT AuJusrAb;n
Ii @ a = c i & As O y; }.
SttaEl Woods aasd ,ysIsg,.:..,.'
improvements. s3r ss5,s
o'O"O OF the above Machines were m,,o' o'..,
sold last season. "''
Ali The Improvements o! lc:69c,. a...i;,
WE ,,G en- IN "Ir shop the past yc, to vl.l
L. w nav d'idea lhe following: '
Strengthening the cui.cr bar by l,A,,y ,r .,
81 angle no, extending aloGl tie hi.E ..[ ,'i' I''
"r'>LIeo' Whi,h prevents il from s.,rii.... '.'
!".i'i" oi the lever, we have apIi,.I g. ,,t
IL re Tor rHl-Erg ana lowering line - '''''' ]
"ilt'' '"c d!>, i"!f1rr is i.l3. il,.,.,. ' 90
seen 10 he rOuNiIcu. ii Its er,.:l: -; ,. y 20 8"
me .AtH19cr oi lac H=th.ue while -, =. '''''.'.
!" vary the height OF cut at f,.;..,,rc I,, ',
mn 10 sop ana re ad d.St Hi. llar'IlIic ,,li, ,.'
nlg !" spots where The grain Is ssoii,r I.,1,'
"I!icA a,i"s glazing Gci.r: L.: alI ~. ,.l s,''
OGl H. he machine can be riar0eqI f,, ., '..-
or 10 A!"Wcr III less than Il minute, ,yi " " '.-
ing single bolt or screw "'''"' .....-
ne Machine VIII ever Continue 10 excel .u ,,,f
III "iiAf.'. ny Oh constitution, IH iirfi,,, ~. l.
iheiii ana by IT'S PareCl ItipI1I,i 10 i.ic,.,
.! ia III 5Alis Ol t'iJGslabili'y 10 various me- |
ING VIA "hcc. al tie mana ~. seal. . "'
BENZ the only successful con1.Iill,,u 81 p -, -
! Ma" cr III Tie world. '4'I ''d
"@f1E.iy given to,caeh hn;.t,h..,yi,...,r.,,.
'i' J." "t" Ga3e "'d II a',.l l4.l .rI Is. ,,, " a.
VIII mo" tr "ei A. idH Gee done " IA iir 49,,
reap "s 80 rs IL e. 81 .'s ,ac WI. Ina. c!i "''
! frirc "t lie t"u.n'rj ica.tr and iI',y,,e1,n.
car si.'i--a cfcI.t viii .n gl.,u ami Ib riI, d"
June I'y giving negotiable notc-iIo.c r., ,o,.' o'
pay cash. discount at l.c rate OF her CO. ~
dG@HG'e" II longer .c be A.s...l i3.,,f,, I'e
! ad led from ijlh, 1888 '' "''' 0t
! We make Tie aaove Conditions To i:lg.. ,y,, l,..
ms 10 come forward ana take tie ullr!.ii,. o,
, our way rs We put Them toLc.,tr ""'o
ne i7l."N ng extras ni.I!s!Ied with at, ,goci.
ht.ie' ~! Can Wrench, i Ga..l ! .:...i ,,..,
iA'!" '1t I'.4.'tr-... Hahc- D9n,. :.I >, '.'',
'rees and .'otA iol, W:u %. tu,.-.,d at I.l,-,.
PrlccS. u H. 5,,j.>..t '''e
y .,.......
We are the au:Aa..z.d 3c.i., i...., .......,.
"haNr tfS"ri"ot H"ai vT "ia 2lru.r =: .,. q. i
p!o'rd,l 3" no'ed 'hr.a"A,ar Jlr r.cs.,l,. vc,,n.
he .'ia' iili.e ;':.I '.ty,.,,4a An,. ..i .
i"U1n, r- 'rG.y s"y ~ ii.,. t.,>. ..... ,.
III U.e,-Ni'l give NOR ,itt.ry s.i.>!.4. ti.l
\ s".ty III ,ilc .is,.....e. .... De. ,s.,f.;, t,
pa ..s...i. ''.' A;i
As, ihc best EcFoly.n, W1rr R.l.r.
e..... ~, 80 =" :.alI\:.. q; 60.
s'} r''' .'''H 70 .. ''a', iii.
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GOHsresi
Kent Csanty Officers.

Senator'S: JAAss A. BATARD, MARTIN w. BATES.
Representative VIZ. q. WHITLEY.
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Smyrna Advertisements.
Attention Farmers!
PALNTs ! DAIN,rsI

TIE Subserlber, having connected with The Urn,
and PRESCRIPTION business PAIN'TS. OILS. VAPNISIb
rs, bRtSIiI.S, GLtSS DYESPl FFS' t ~ =; oil oll
prepared 10 tI~.i' . ... n -, I,,a - NJ ~ now
MN WIN can Ne would slso take this opInItnoIv
o returning 10 The public his sincere tabt. e.. ,
liberal patronage they have shown him ""J ioa ] 'e
ny STREET attention and industry 10 merit ron,nm'
"hce Of lhe same JAS. P. HOFFECKER,
InaJ 2O-59 S,o,Ir'a H.,
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EEe EEG ERT
z~& G.
6AGGACE WAGONS

TIE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrnn 10
lnG haiiroad Depot nd back, for the purpose
OF Hauling GOODSa and FREIGT ofa ii kinds.
lie Will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Lasding, for the purpose of hauling all
Kinds ofFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Wosd, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. C.. GRIFFITH
VE Letters and small packages confidcd to
my care VIII be promptly delivered without
feb I3-tc "
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

THE THERMOMETER Besides tie ordinary
use Of the thermometer, for determining the
temperature Of the atmosphere heat and cold
it has become an instrument not only of great
utility, bat Of absolute necessity in the arts
Wilde lis adap,ioS application 10 agricu.-
tural auI domestic purposes, has rendered it
almost aS Indispensable as a clock Or a watch.
In the nursery or sick room, also il is of the
utmost value and Importance. The tempera-
tare IL winter, where pcr,0a is at rest or
without exercise, which Is the most c)niyrta-
bic aud conducive to health, is 20 10 -, aud
the more uniform the temperature the less Iia-
b,e 10 diseases, consequent upon a sudden
change FROM indoors to ont When milk j.
set for raising cream, it should be kept a.
G2, as the nearer that temperature, the great
c! the quantity aad finer the favor Of the but
ter. TIE temperature at which cream should
be kept, before and during the agitation. and
not break the small particles Of gotgla>, of
which butter is composed, While unlcryJn.
the mechanical process, is found to be 62 d.
grces if too higi or warm, the globule5 vii,
break AMI give the butter an o " appearance
The proper temperature Of mix heated Tor
the purpose OF converting into curd for cheese
is 96 degrees, or Blood Heat MIX heat
ed to this temperature before applying tho
renuet is found to produce cheese uot too soft
to bear transportation, and while it impar;s a
superior richness it does not detract from the
weight, thereby giving better article, in tho
greatest quantity and uniformity Of the Who'll,
diary. Boiling water will always clean the
instrument, if applied immediately after dip
ping in the cream without any danger OF break
ing where the scale rIas up 10 2l2 degrees.
water b0il>" For >cal3ing hogs OF fowls.
$50 degrees is the proper temperature. Il Is
also very useful In aSceFtainin- the temp sra-
'ure Of the cellar or apartment where yegcta-
blc> are kept, which are liable to be frozen in
extreme cold weathcr-Ljs Illustrated
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

esg- il may he said generally Of husbands,
as the woman said Of hers, who had abused.
her. TO an old maid ho reproacbcd her for
marrying him, 70 be sure he's uJt 81 good !.
husband as be might be, but be is a powerful
sight better than none"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

kE- A young lady on being asked if she
intended wearing that Gnger-ring to church,
said she didn't iuteud to wear anything else.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

~ Somebody says wife should be Ike
a roasted lamb--teuder and nicely dressed -
else Hickcdlr adds all r.:b.1-
sauEe1
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-22
Atlantic Cable.

There can be no doubt Of the failure OF
this great enterprise although some Of he
mos, scientific men Of Z gland and Ameri-
ca are a, the heal OF i. L. has been
stated. and not denied to our knowledge,
that for an hour or two beforesihe cable
broke, the first time the experiment of
LAYING IL was tried. that the current OF
electricity had ceased. and to keep hi,
fact from coming to light, TIE cable was
broken. \ gentleman who processes to
know the po'ssr of eIectric'y. says that one
thousand miles is The greatest length of
line that can be worked with an unbro-
ken circuit, Thi, being the case, 1t will
be impossible to- work the line even If it
can be laid from one shore 10 the other
The experiment has f,ilel az in. the ca
bic having parted on he 29.h of June
Another trial is obe mall shortly. which
will. no doubt. result. as DID both the
o.hers--in failure