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Ayers s'' Cathar;tic PMS.

ETNIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
l. taxed their utmost produce this best most perfect
purgative which is known to man. Innunerable proof
are shown that these Pits have virtues which sapa la
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un-
precedentedly upon the estcem Of al men T1ey are sa
and pleasant totake, butpdwerful teafe Thefkpene-
trating properties stimulate the body
remove the obstructiohs Of s organs pdrify the boo
snd expei disease. Theypurge out Nsfoul huore Which,
breed and grew dstempcr, stimulate ggisl OF disor-
dred organs into their natural action and mpa healthy
tone with strength t6 the whole system vNot t0niy DO
they tie everyday complaints Of every body, sbut
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bae
IRE best of human skil Whils they produce po~orfl
~ they afcat the same time, IN diminished dess4 the
safest and best physc that can be employed for ckl6ren
BeHg they are Pleasant 10 take ahd being
purely vegetable arb free from any rs Of harm Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
santated by 0f suc exalted position and clafater
st to forbid ssption Of ,untfuth Many semihent
clergy Gd pystiaHs have lent their names certify
70 the public ts resbty u my fensdiss wiis chers
have sent tho assuTace of their conviction that my
PrspartloDs contribute Immensely tosthe relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fsliow-men
TEs Lgent below hSihed d pisatsdtc fDins gratis my
AmercanA oOptsniu aeetionafp theiraas and
certificates Of their cures Of the following coplaints:
Costiveness, Bfi6hs Complaints Rheunatsn, Dtopsy'
Hsartbrn IIeadaclte arising from 4 foul sosel, Man
sea- Indigestion Morbid action Of the Bowels and Pain
arising thereona; Fatnlency, Ifmef Appetite, Al Ulcer
medicine, eerofna or Kings Evil hsy also BY partly
ing the blood; and stimulating the system cure many
complaints which II would not 6e supposed thS codid
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irriabiffy Derangements Of the Liver and Kid
nsyss Cont and other kindred complants arising from
low state Of the body obstruction OF It's functions
~ % hot Do put 'oG by unprhcpled dealers With some
dtherapn they make more profit on. ASt for AyEn's
PIlIs and take nothing else No other they can give
Won COMPARES with this In s intrinsic yalte or euratya
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A MEDICINE THAT NEVER DEBILI.
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Aold dll the Soou qualllles ot puIgauVe
IL medicine, answering tho purposes OF any Ia
tharic Without the deollitatng effects experienced
from most purgatiVes. II acts slowly aud gently,
out surely moving the O0west TO carr! ON all the se
creted matter, at the same time, stimulating the LT-
er TO proper performance OF its functions. g
n
I The Inyi9orator eures Sick Headache Take one
oy Two Tea .snoontfni AZ each nitsSt md a iii
disarnear. For an oyerloaded stomach. or when
food Iises or soura Tho ofev eating
land II will moi nrove o. nnrassiva Fer
rim rn Paihitation or ISisIcnit Riaa,hino take
tea spoonful once or twice daily For Loss Of Ap-
netita Ianguor or IsiiessT ess the madeleine Ia in
food digest well. Nightmare. take tca.spoonful on
retiring, and the demons of dreamtan will all be
fairies. After eating hearty dinner, take dose OF
lnvgoratOT and Il will relieve all oppressic OF fnll
ness. The IAvigoratot is a Liver Remedy of un.
cquaed virtue. uting directly on that organ curing
Dyspepsia, Jaundiee,. Bilious Attacks, Dysentery,
Piles, Worms, md all Fehale, Distractions, for
which II has no equal.
80 Eg3{at !f-tt,G
~ -.
can public prepared with such .ki'l b scientific
man, partisulary for dise:ses OF the Liver ms DR..
Sanfnrds Invtgorator, or Liver Remedy. II has Al.
tained reputation second to no otter article in the
conrnc 1 ~ ,' ,Sa, dn rs own mss
convince an oy tal that lie proprietors claim
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p. C. BENNETT, M, d.,

aavingremovedto o Freedom ,and o pened IN for
the practice Of Medicine and Surgery. respectfully
offers his services TO the public. He hopes with his
extensive Experience and entire devotion of his
cline andtalents to the duties Of his profession to
eritthe confidence Of his old friends, ,and alithOse
who NAV patruniZe him--May 1855 40
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Ehe CaSkct Of DiamOmds
A WEEKLY JOURNAL containing 80
II columns Of choice reading matter of charac.
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day in March, 1853.
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fProprietors OF Casket Of Damonds,) -r.-
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RAVENNA
Carriage $50 Manufacturing
C. q Nj i A N Y.

THANKFUL tor past fnvors, would say
/ to all who are interested in the Carriage Trade
that they are on hand with of the largest and best
lots of
WAGONS, CARRIAGES &C.,
Tser offered to the people of Portage and adjoining
counties, and would invite all in want of any thing
in heir iiiHe to call and examine their work before
buy ing elsewhere, as they determined not to be
unde sold, when the quality of the work is in
h. ac. omit. Their work is made of carefully select
cd ruatt rias and by the bestofworkmen. Also all
Snds of custom work in our lire. (horse shoeing in
,ludeL do Oe with neatHess and dispatch The Com
Dnnv deem unnecessary to notice the reference that
las been ina de to Turned smokes" ALL THE
CARRIAGE Man SRs IN RAvEENA, and elsewhere use
hem. .. 49,. r.
N B. The Coz npany are about putting In ma
.hine at their ctol for surface planning nd planning
and matching. Ali IN want ofsucb work TAX notice.
Ruvenna, May Z, 657-ly. - -. q
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A Card.
NTHE arduotls duties on my practice over

NHE arduous duties on my pfactiCe over
taskfng my strength to the injury Of my health
4 have been Indneed 10 engage partner; and take
@ eat pleasure in saying to my friends and the public
80 ra lint hAvs in securing as sueo gentle
81 ~ ran with whom bcen acquainted io9 several
Nc years and skill as physician have the
2ssa fullest confidence and TO whom can satey ehns
r Inc medical charge o< my patrons. Dr. Keed orinEs
with bsm the highest testimonials OF moral Character
tsiGi md professional ski The following. from fro
sff ao p: GacheII OF the Western Homeopathic COZ
iAe ts sucent OF character and ability
VtqaFi "a All who may require hisseTvless. a VI .s@
N4ni q E9h4CEEvELkaD, November tst, H5I.
leaA5zIr VIM. CANEs Dear sif--flavlng been Quan-
~ aate llh Or. Ree student Of medicine, And also
faxSna been engaged In practice with him as part
NEf tafc great pleasure in Recommending hin 10
aihs eitlsshs Of Portage county a. gentleman OF
v M great naorst voEbsahd physician whose skill Ia
s {h6 iagu0sls tfeasneBt Of disease, have sell
q aotn aeen Aauaed Lweud especially Recommend
Nd n ha most class Of diseases termed
chrenies ~ q Egtd Hs =. GAICHELL, AsVi'
-shsssc9i, EekslG ssGeat ------ a (" sHb&
-@---~-FN N consequence Of present arfangementss
GtS ktf ssfsle that an nceots shond be settled
eft Therefore, ali who ewing either notes
on Sga sfon aee0p1ts afp reapested sshe the same PEI
uIlGj3 eecpafts VIA be aft IN proper hands for cob
lectirE. ~ 'NoAt kinds OF produce taken IT market
w Ne CAlgshps
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WANTED at JokEs' Cash and Ready
w Pay Store. in exchange for Goods. Butter,
Eggs, Dried Apples, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Feathers
Rays. [,jctrSer % ~
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1T CANNOT BE DID. ,-a
IET TER TEA cannot be bought for 30

Better Goods and lower Yrices cannot be found in
Portage courty than the Subscriber is Offering
and selling to the public. Let all who have doubts
call and judge f0f themselves. H. l.. DAY,
June 4, 1857 No.9 PhoenIX Block,
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DR., j. G. WILLIS D,lR. .4JEANiNGS,

-r d EN- r / S TS,
M OULD DrespectfulIy inform the citizens
wv fofthIs adoining counties. tbatthey are pre-
pared gtot perform any operation, in, DENTISTRY
of the art Whole aIdpaftial sets ofteetb bserted
on pressure nrneiple; decayed teeth
rluggei With gold or tin foil which will preserve
themfor years. Pivet eetninsefted Teeth refnov!
sd~lth aslit 10 pain p6ssible, orr with nd pain at
all, desired, the use Of chlorofoFin llpersons
wanting anyhing in the line are invited
All work Iwi!i be wafraRtsd and full satisfaction
guaranteed. 80: 3. N .,JT aE;..
Reference given to any nuthbeEof persons who are
sid s8i. sns,,oo t,,,a sss WILLIS &, JENNINGS4
TP0mce in west end Of Brick Block, over The
exchange Once Of Robinson, King 4 Co. 9as dSid,
II April II. :, ,Ie57tgiggylr MI, .hrgf t-r.,,
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EAD PIPE, fBar Tin, sBabbet. .Metal.I
Brass Kettles, Xutts ard Wagon Boxes. Hemp and
Rubber Packing, Manila Eope. etc.. etc !atr sas
= t3rui4taIt sarfa E. E.5TytRICHAR RDS0N'S.
a august s7- 1851 4y.> No. 8 Phoenix Block. II
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SHAWLS.-Broche, {iong and square, }
~ Stella, silk and other stJ les OF Shawis lat The
October 90, 1857 CHEAP STORE. s
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r EN- EDY,,,

UAS,all the good qualities, Of purgalive
Ill medicine, answering tho purposes OF any Ca
thartic without the debltating effects experienced
but surely moving the bowels to carry OF all the
creted matter, at the same time, stimulating the Liv-
er to proper performance of its functions.
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PRENHES, HOPKINS 6 COMPANY
lNE THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE,

GENTS SHAWLS-Large. feavy. fine
u and very cheap. Too comfortable even to get
out of fashion. Gala ID sti them. -..4s
Oct22 - 3 r "a .TIsS. HOPKINS & Co.
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sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider; Car |ei
Letters furnished to order stere plates 81 "5 ae
one Baildine west ofthe Democrat oiiee, stairs.
Oct. e.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ROBINSON, KING g. CO.,
ntbkERs, Rayenna, O.. COLLECTIONS made promptly,
aud remitted for day OF pay ment at current
" Of Exchange. Gold and Silver coin and Exchange
bought and sold. Interest paid on deposits.
RRvenna, July 9. IS57-ly
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HENRY JAMES,

49,. sSd Hai1-drcEser. s hop un,ler theCoIlin
aoNs1 aoNseawptly andin the N ostfas .hionable style.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
An Insulted Lady.

Mr.. Editor: have been most smame!ully
insulted, aud crave the favor of expressing my
sentiments In the columns OF your paper, so as
TO let the saUcy fellow know that I'm not to be
trlAed with. Last Sunday evening, as | WAS
returning home from Church, heard the sound
OF footsteps approaching, and before could
look around, some one SAID Miss Charlotte
can | escort you hOme!" when turning TO see
who the intruder might be, | perceived a boy
about the length and breadth of poodle dog,
with three-hp shawl thrown lightly across his
shoulders. | was astonIshCd, and for some time
stood staring at him in amazement, Till at last
stammering out negative answer, hurried
on my way. This has not been the only time,
for | cannot step outside of the house before
halt dozen youngsters want to see me home,
and am tired of 1t, so If they dare to do 1t
again, will have them arrested. | could 90
Oh and enumerale a host of other grievances
to show what us girls have to put up with, but
will deer them Tor some other time. For the
present must bid you adeu. CHARLOTTE
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
Hri0e" for tie Smyrna Times
Hvgenia House The Anniversary Ball

The Soires at the " Hygcnia," on the even
ing Of the 22d instant, was certainly a grand
affar-admirab gotten up. and patrouIscd BY
from two to three hundred persons
The Ball -Room-tastefuIIy fcstooned and
decorated with finely wrought wrea hs-graced
with a large photograph picture of Gen. Wash.
ington, in addition TO the Hnfurled "EIars nd
stripes land we'll supplied with "gallant
beaus" aud ladies full OF grace and beauty
presented a scene of unwonted brightness
especially as the gay throng moved cheerfully
in the dance. keeping easy, chaste and timely
steps with MusIc--the "sweetest source of
purest pleasure (which was continued, we
might say, with but little intermisson, from
early eve to early dawn,-the polite and ac.
compllshed Floor Managers gaining many
smiles and doing themselves high credit in the
exercise OF their responsible trust.
The Supper Room. also, should be noted as
a place OF Tremendous attraction" with
table fairly groaning under the weight of the
choicest " substantIals Ind richest .'dainties,"
served in due season, under the direction of
Capt. CARR, the gentlemanly proprietor Of this
popular Resort" who. by the way. is not only
possessed of affsble and winning manners, but
is also an excellent purVeyOr. {" Long may be
wave y
Throughout the entire evening. everything
moved along as merrlly as a marriage bel" :"
ample and complete being the rrang sme is
made for the occasion, and not one of The hume.
I.Jo company having failed to realize delight
full season. season Of ifo and gaiciy, un-
marred, in tho least, by any unpleasO nj occur.
renee. Aud, on account thereof, will be a
glowing recollection cherished IN the memory
for many days.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
FIFTY YEARS HENCE

TIE generation in which we livS may truly be
said to be fast Men eat fast, sleep fast. live
fast and die fast and when come To look at the
Magnetic Telegraph, The Ocean Steamers the wllt
hess OF the Railroad Cars, aI the power Obtained by
MaChIneiY. We must come 10 the Conclusion that tins
fast age. Only look al II. and INA giuc the talking
hy lightning, and travelling 20 miles II single hour,
aIId small lump ul machinery giving the power
OF thousand horses Who wOuld have Imagined
tins fifty years ago!
Fifty years hence ms cad OF these III looking tele
graph poles, The telegraph will he orne1 like net
wOtk under ground, aud will lay ''In dec bOsOm
OF the buried, there strike " ,hog INTO
words.
FIiIy years hence, travelling wll have It's changes.
Instead Ot the dirty and dIrIy roads. railroads
VIII he grLveIled and drrked with shade trees
The night lines Will hive their sleeping ears, with
herIhS l"r sleeping and the hotel al he regu
lar IN attendance, Where meals viii be served up
equal III style and dispatch ~ HrocIl's h"iris -
nm al the approach of the cars, the wild screams
Ol the stcan WlIl re changed 10 hrraing forth sweet
music, and The cars aneIed "thtOugh from New York
Io w Ilmngtun III hour and - minutes with large
iTeIShl ut LO's anu Shoes lUr ti.ANtUEN the ched
Shoe Dt aleI"
FHy years hence the e,cctrc batteries Will light all
our Street Lamps at UnCc-Wul enable all the clocks
To Keep ex Ct time, and Will ali III. tire alarm
bells strike al once, and viii hight beacUn$ On Our
most distant aud dangerous rocks. Where storms cause
men To hazard Their lives and spend their lonely ua4h
Fifty years hence The Wrlicr Will not write by our
slow process at times losing his choicest Idc"s hu'
will sci down 20 the newest invented thrUgrnPhIcu
anu putting MS Hll9ciS l NJ
Arlle As le think. and Ih.n viii wrc mIl
prOprleiy and say, " Ah that FLANlGEN is The m"Il
iIr iUUts ami ShOes"
FIliy Years hence. steam will bc III gehe;a! use lot
warming housCS III Winters and the sic am engine AID
car Will tiuNerse streets periUrmng the due:
O Umnlblsses i'll carrying passengers through oar cll
To tLANlGEN'S heap Stuc Slure and bearing lug
gage from Sr9eI To street, M hursecarIs aud druSs
Fifty years hence, npparaIuses VII be use ioi
making gas which raErIrd under IA mn> arm
then gas VIII tIrt.I,h heat i"r c0pNI s. and WIr
d" away with Tie OId-lashrncd mode ot cOoA'ng Il!
W cd coal
Fifty years hence, a couple will get married IA the
I'M rnnS then siep InU >tulc Tor tie Hc OI houses
l"ok over book OF patterns pIrk ul onr that SuI
lheir ideas and means ana cT II home; II WIil b.
sent home the morniug-wIl he put up before nigh
aud occupied the same evening. For iur;hcr parIIcu
lars enquire al
FLAAIGEN'S Cheap Shoe store.
| No West Second street.
(>igH Ul il' black bUui)
Notes., 81 Wilmington Dcr
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

EQUALrrY to All !-Unlformiry of Prices -
new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman!
JONES Il Co, Of the " Crescent One Price Cloth.
ing Store" No. 200 R'arket street. above SIKH.
PHILADELPHIA, IN addition 10 hi wing tho largest,
most vaIied and fashionable stock OF CLOTHING II,
Philadslpha, made expressly for retail sules. have
constituted every one hIs saleSIunn, by having
marked IN fguTss, Oh each arIcle. the very lOwesl
price II can be sold for they possibly vary
all must buy alike.
The goods are all well spOnged and prepared. AID
great pains taken with the making so that all can but
with the foil assurance oI getting good arrce at The
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent. in Market, above Sixth.
NJ. 200. inI,s.I,,
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
SPRiKo Mills, Feb. 10th, 1868.

Editor Smyrna Times:
DEAR siIR :---I see an article in the Delaware
Democrat, copied from the Smyrna Times,
headed, "a Remarkable Freak O. Nature"
which states that Joseph Williams had pur-
chased COW that, shortly after he took her
home. brought a pair of calves, male and fs.
male. and asks if any Of our farmers had fIea ks
that can beat this. ] can inform Mr.. w. that
owned ins COW that brought pair Of calves
male and 'famals, 10 1890. and another cowtha.
srodght O sinilsrpair in 1855. Aad Lean mr-
thef Inform him that he had as we'll prepare his
female fer The butcher, as there is something
10 thsis organisation that prevents them from
re. predicting thsir species. saved my first
female fof several years, expecting 10 have 9
remarkably Ene COW, bot saw no prospect Of
her coming to the use Of the dsiry.--and ace-
IDENTITY biindering upon an article headed "Free
Martins" I discovered that my COW wss hope
lees case, and prepared her as soon as possible
for the butcher. ~ l''3t"" s7 7. C.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

Financial Report Of the Kent County Mutual
Insurance Go for the year 1851.
Property Insured, $6l2 100 81
DcposIte Notes, 1868 81
Cash on hand and safely invested, ll,O0O on
Nett Assetts 10 meet losses, 60 Oiu IA
The Company met wi but one loss for the
year 1857, at Milford of $500, VII ch va,
promptly paid. The company ls now IN sai,'
and prosperous Condition. with abundant ability
t6 meet its los"es, and Offers every facility to
persons 10 insure their property through th"
following Agents:
NV. G. Robertson, Delaware City;
Jesse s. tuffington, Smyrna;
EIIjnh Crouch, Doverj
Geo. B. Dicks II, do
Henry Cowgirl, W,ll"w Grove;
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford;
George NJ. Davis. BridgpviIle;
John ID. Rodney, irwes;
John Ponder, Milton.
Dr. s. NJ. FISLER, Prps't. Smyrna
GEo. q DICKSON. Secretary, Dover, Del.
JAS COwGILL, Treasurer, dc do
January IL, '55-2n.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
Fancy Flrs for Ladies.

JOHN FARElRA 4 CO, New No SIs MARKET
ST.. alcvc Eighth. PmladelphIa. Importers Manu-.
llrtnrera aud Dealers IL Ladies Gentlemen and hi
drcn's FANCY FUKS. WhOltsuic and Retail. J +.
Co would call the ut Dealt and The puO-
C gene e~aiy their immense Stock OF Fancy FurS for
Ladies'. Gentlemen ami ChrIdrcn Ihcr en-
braces arIrle and KIND 81 Fanci Fur, that Will
bL Wpru during The s'asuh- such as ull ClpCS Half
CHpcs iarIrT C3pcs Tamas. NIrlurInes sts. Alufls
and Muilres. from the hLest Russian Sable 10 the
lowe prCe Domestic Furs.
For Gentlemen, the largest assortment sf Fur Collars,
Gives, GaunIIeIs, SO.
Bong the direct lmplrters Of all our Furs and
Manufacturers of them an Ter SUPERVISION.
feel satisfied offer seI8r inducements to deal.
ers and The public generally than any other house hav.
ing immense assortment To select from and tho
Manufacturers prices. We only ask a call.
JOHN FAREIRA Il 90.
No. Sl8 MARKET street. above Eighth.
scl6.Im PllLADA.