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LANDRETH'S
Agricultural q EVaTcEn0Usc.


t&SSS1 Nos. 2l and % South Sixth street,
-a-A-- Near the State House, PHILADELPHIA.
Ten floors of this spacious building, erected express.
ly for the PrOpretOrs trade stored with Seeds and
Implements of interest TO Farmers and Gardeners.
Sirty Years Established.
The subscribers desire TO call tho attention of every
one interested in Farming and Gardening 10 their
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds;
Grass and Field Seeds of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by us re mostly
manufactured at our Steam Works, Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up this establishment without reg lrd
to expense with the most complete machinery for The
manutacu of various Kinds of Agricultural lmplc-
menls, now prepared TO supply all articles in
tins line fully equal II Ut superior anything of Ile
KIND ever before offered 10 the public.
LAND2ETITS warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the public for upwards OF sixty
years. their wide spread popularity, and The constant
IL increasing demand from year 10 year, is the best
evidence OF their superiority over all others
% Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
in papers or bulk, on the most liberal terms
Biuom ,dl.e, Bristol, Pa, our Ga: den Sec
grounds, contains three hundred and SeVeGIY acres.
aud is he largest establishment OF he kin in the
world. ID. LANURETu ~ son,
Nos. 2l and 80 South Sixth street. PhaGelpl
sn2O- nm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his sfriends nd
the public generally, that he Intends to run
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose OF
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, DC. lilo expects to locate In the west
part Of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to.
OS3- tie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods. Lumher Iron, or anything that may
tome by the Vessels.
ihankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron-
age. EBENEZER LURTY
Dec. 10" "5S-ti
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AUCTEOXEEgsENG
AND NEAL ESTATE AGENC

'ENllE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
L the citizen Of Delaware and The Eastern Shor .
Oi Maryland that he has opened IN DON Err, Del, 4
Reai lis ate Agency, for the Sac of farms, Houses,
Lots, or my other species Of properly. lis acquul-
ance with the land-huyers OF Pennsy ylvamla and New
Jersey, warrants him the assurance that all Real
Estate entrusted 10 his care Will bc speedily disposed
Oi III the most advantageous manner.
lie would also announce that having had moro than
twenty years experience III NJ.
he VIII be pleased 10 cry any sales OF Land. Houses.
Stock OF Goods anywhere III the State, That may be
rendered 10 him. IscIous that his services viii not
la 10 give satisfaction. II desired he Will make all
arrangements for pubic private sales and advertise
them To lhe best ad .nntage.
Address through the Post Office, call at the hoicl of
Mr.. Isaac Baker, Dover, Del or leave orders al the
Smyrna Times " Printing Office.
ID. II. RICHARDS,
fi-f AucIloneer and Real Esate Agent
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From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser.

bosrON, q School street, March 20, 1888
Dear sir: Ilavlng become pTcmaturely quite gray,
induced some weeks since, TO make a IrIal of
your Restorative | have used less than TWO bottles,
but the gray hairs have alI disappeared; and although
my hair has not fully attained lis original color yet The
process OF change Is gradually gong OH, and am III
great hopes thai in short Iimc my hair win be as
formerly. | have also been much gralIticd at The
healthy moisture ami vgor of the hair which before
was harsh and dryi and IL has ccused TO come out as
formerly, Respectfully, yOu,s, h. {. NJ kUPP.
Professor Wood
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Farmers Of Delaware,
Ag(cesEnusI

/
You can supply yourselves with Chemical M9nures
Warranted ~ RE,-WhIch have been in successful
use in New Jersey for The past Seven Years-Ihev
have received the DIPLOMAS Of New JERSEY New
York, Delaware, and Pennsy ylvania Agricultural So.
ce'les and have been used by the President of the
United States, ON his Garden and on the Public
Grounds at Washington d. C., and by the following
gentlemen, viz; Locke, Esq; A z Lasher. J /.
Reeves, ClarkshOrO New Jersey; Senator Roberts
VIM Miller, and Chas York, OF Cape Island New Jcr-
sey
Thomas Muiord, Esq. Camden, N J, DR. Berens, DR.
Knight, Mr. Field, Mr. Atkinson and Levi Johneon all
OF Nov Jersey-they say il is the CHEAPEST and
MOST RELIABLE MANURES now in Use be-
ing permanent aud Improving the land by enrching
the soil. Ii is suited To the Various crops you raise
C0rn Potatoes, Grass, Wheat Oats, &c. BY enclosing
Check any New Jersey or PhilaIa Bank or re- fer
eAce To any good House in hada or in exchange ior
Produce, at fair Market rates here your orders will be
hlled and Shipped Ia sou. Free u car age expense.
ET Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate of Lime, $40 90 a Ton.
Bone Phosphate, $40 90
American Fertilizer, S;2j 90
A Barrel is sufficient for an Acre of Ground
broad cast.
Pure Bone Dust, 600 barrels now ready1 al
50 per barrel or $S35 a ton.
Poudrette, No l, 600 barrels now ready,) al
So to SO barrel.
Land Plaster No. Ill, 900 barrels, at $lI
TO 50 a barrel.
Potash, 80 barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Chilan GUANO.
GEORGE A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. 81 South Font street, Philadelphia City, Pa.
wholesale Dealers allow ed IA Liberal Dlscodnl
aJ-Pamphlets can be had on application 10 my Office
or Of my Agents. mari .3m
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Pacific Ocean GuamO.

w respectfully call the attention of Agriculture
w isis TO the above article, and would remark
that I Is undoubtedly one Of the RICHEST qua.
NOES impaired. Ii is similar in lis nts
To other carg0es sold by during the past lew years.
and which gave, in all cases, entire satisfaction.
We esteem it fully equal TO PERUVIAN GUANO.
evidenced by the analysis and practical tests by
farmers. Those who have used il the longest and
most extensively, consider 1t superior to The above
Guanu
IL is packed in sound Bags, of he same dimen.
sions rs Peruvian, weighing about $50 lbs EACH and
in fine condition for applying it requires no pull
VeTsing
Q1FPRlCE IS per 1000 lbs - 21 cents per H. A
liberal deduction made purchases of large parcels
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No. 42 South Wharve es, and Al South Water ST.
ie25-3m Philadelphia.
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McCORMICK'S
IMPROVED
kScapEng and Moving Machine
for SDS.

PRICE REDUCED to &135 90.
This Machine has been improved and adapted 10
The Farmers IN Pennsylvania, New Jersey and OeIa-
ware aud is guaranteed 10 DO better work have the
same side draugh and TO be less draugh for horses
than any other Machine now IN use
TINS MacAlne cuts a swarlh of fees is 6! feet
Wide and weighs complete for Reapmg. 70 pounds.
IL Ose who have only seen used The old clumsy
pattern first introduced, will scarcely recognise The
neat, handy and convenient Machine get up for the
present season.
The improved Fingers penetrate the finest grass,
and iwIll cut as close and clean as any other CUm
bned Machine.
Any intelligent Farmer wishing TO test the Machine
c"n do So II he has any douhs OF its being the cheap
est and best Machine.
Purchases of Machines or any other persons wish
ing 10 act as Agent do 81. and will pay them IS
i0f each order sent me from responsible party paya-
bic on delivery of the Machine
PRICE of iuat Machine. Sl35 cash or $40, $40
cash, balance months, with interest. Horse Ma
chime Sl5O cash or 55 S55 cash balance usualtme.
CASTINGS, SlCkLES, DC, always on hand.
Apply 10 or address X. II. ELKINTON,
No. 143 Market ST., below 2nd,
mlrll-3n Philadelphia, Pa.
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1Ds
jlG-tE Superintendent Del. Railroad
T TAIRFEEAD SEMIN-FSY

Z EsID SEMEN. Try.
REV. J. B. VANPETTEN, A. NJ Principal.
iillS large and 1ourshing Institution Is pleasantly
a located at FAIRFIELD, HERKIMER Co.
NEW YORK, seven miles from the New York Cen.
trail Railroad AT Little Falls from which Students are
conveyed free the first day of each Term. It's ample
accommodations, lis Apparatus sufficient for a iuil
course OF Philosophical and Chemical Experiments
It's lbraresc Of over 5000 Volumes and It's Faculty of
twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
claims for liberal share of pubic patronage
COURSES OF SFl Df.--A COmmercIal Course
the same as that of the best Commercial Colleges
Two Graduating Courses for Ladies,-one of three
years, equal TO that of the best Semnarses and one
lve years. equivalent 80 the regular College .urse
Upsn the completion Of either, Parchment Diplomas
are conferred, and, if possible, positions secured
- Special attention given 10 Young Men preparing for
College.
TUlTION.-For term OF IA weeks, from S4OO TO
5000. Ornamenrals at reasonable rates. Board and
" Nashlng, Sl.75 per week.
Fall Term begins August Goth, 1857. Winter Term,
December 10th
For Gata ogues or Rooms, address tho Principal or
J. MATHER, Secretary.
Fairfield, Aug. ~. lS57-ly
REFERENCES: JAMES KNIGHT, Esq, Dever;
SAMUEL WARD, Esq, st. GeUrge's
HENRY PRATT, E,su HazlettviIe
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C. C. EVAElS,
Publisher and Originator ot the
Gift Book Enterprise,
439 Chestnut street. pb,ladeIuLia

The unparalleled success which has attended the
subscriber his distribution of Gifts To the NlIhon
has Indaced Tim 10 make Ia gc and valuable additions
To his i"rmef extensive stock of new aud popular
books. Ills new, complete ad classified calgIugue of
books embracing all The Departments OF Literature
Is naIloG + rec 10 any part OF The country
All 'pks sold al publishers lowest prices, and all
the new Publications of the day added soon as issued
500 worth ot Gts wlih each $1,000 worth of books
50 q aAohS which are daily distributed the follow
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BRlCK-MAKING, Painting.
AZ.

fFNIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he is prepared To fill at his Brick.
ard, hear Smyrna Landing, orders for any amount
Hard Red SIretcbers, SamOn aud all other kinds O
BRCkS, except the pressed" the shortest notice
lie will also make and burn kIns in the country when
desired % lie also continues To carry on the
PAINTING business in all its branches executino
work IN Il superorstvle WILLIAM ACAFEE
Smyrna, Del. April %, 81.
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ways Something New!
Read This-Old and Young!
E0FOGcssO Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

Is no doubt the most wonderful discovery OF this age
of progress for will restore, permanently gray hair
10 It's original color the head OF the bald With
most iuXurlant growth, remove al once all dandGL
and itching all sCrOtula, and other cutaneOus
eruptOns, such scad head etc 1t Will cure, as If
by magic, nervous or periodical headache; make the
hair sOt glossy and wavy and preserve the color per-
Gecy, and the hair from falling To extreme old age
The following is from distinguished mCmber Ol the
medical profession;
ST. PAUL. January 1865
PROFESSOR .. J. WooD-Dear sir: Unsolicited.
send you This certificate. Alter being nearly bald for
long time and having tried all the hair restoratives
exant, and having no faith in any, was induced on
hearing OF yours TO give II trial. placed myself in
the hands of barber, and had my head rubbed with
good slItr brush and the Restorative then applied
and we'll rubbed in, till the scalp aglow This /
repeated morning, and in three weeks the young
hair appeared and grew rapidly from August last I'LL
the present time and is now thick, black and strong
soft and pleasant to the touch Whereas before il was
harsh and wry, what little there Of 1t, and that
tlis was disappearing very rapidly. | still your
restorative about twice week, and shall soon hive Il
good and perfect crop OF hair. Now, had read OF
these Ihngs-and who has not Z but have not seen
hitherto any where any persons hair was really
benefited by any of the hair TONIC, etc OF the day
aud really gives pleasure 10 record the result Oi
my experience. ! have recommended your preIlaIa
ton others. and already has large and general
sale JhrOug hOuI the Territory The people here know
its effects and have confidence in II. The supply you
u.s. wholesale agents for the Territory Heary
exhausted, and daily Inquiries are made for 1t Iou
deserve credit for your discovery; and l. for one re-
you my thanks tor the net II has done me,
certainly had despalred long ago OF ever eflecng
any such result. Yours hastily, J. w. BOND,
Fira Of Bond y Kelley, Druggist ST. Paul.
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CARLYLE, Illinois, June 10, 1855.

CARLYLE, ILLINOIS, June ~, lS00.
have used Professor Woods liar Restorative, and
have admired lis wonderful effect My hair Was be-
coming. thought, pfemaiurely gray, but by the
Of his Restorative, mas resumed lis nal color,
and have lie doubt, permanently 50.
SIDNEY REESE,
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YN A. H'snlrn ss.l... ~ = SON. .FE RR /
Boots, shoes asad Trunks

OF every description wholotae and retail, at Prices
10 sull all, can he found helr new Boot and Shoe
Store, No 34f North SECOND Street n few donrs
below the Black Horse Hotel. PHiLADELPIIIA.
We Try 10 Please and Sell cheap.
Notice to Country Merchants---ConstantIy
on hand large assortment OF Men aud Bows Boots
CATERS ond BrOgans course and fine also Women's
ana Misses Lace Boots Caters, SlIt pers &c &c
and we'll selected stock ol' Youths ard Children's
Wear generally We would respectfully invite Won
10 call and examine for yourselves
N. .B.-TRUNRS manufactured and for sole whole.
""ie.anu FslaIl AZ M" Sl4 Norm Seeond-st apS.3m
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Leave Wilmington for New Castle at 5.O5 p M.
Freight train from Seaford at . p m, and
from Wilmington at 2.OS p IN, with passenger
car attached are marked
Passengers by the 7.30 m train from Sea-
ford reach Baltimore at 4.30 p m, same day.
BY the : IN train reach Baltimore next morn
ing at $50 Passengers by the $40 a m tran
from Baltimore (ExPress) arrive at Seaford
same evening at 0.40.
ID. A. SANBORN,
iIG.tf Snnor;ntor6o,, Nj D:i-i /
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30 2cT ccIat.Sav5ssg to- Farmers!
HARE'S PATENT CONCENTRATED
B. = . . Esa a "a u R e

uAkES PAIENI CONCENTRATED
8 l. = . . Es1 A n u E2 e,
VA HIGH is beyond all doubt the powerful and
w Valuable FcIIIizer ever offered 10 lhc public
How long viii AgrcullurSs submit 10 tie Guunu Mo-
nOpOly, whilst they have The above more folenI aud
more Valuable Fertilizer at Thirty per cent less COST
Read lhe Certificates and then Try it aon 9side of the
besL PeIAFian GuunO, and let the result speak itself
CERTIFICATE OF DR. HAYES.
The specifications vi DR.. Hare and J. Odam. having
been submitted 10 me, have found the position Oi
matter ON which they founded To be highly nitro.
genOus and IermCniabe cOmpOuL d, containing the
essentials OF fertilizer OF the highest character and
also the dUd ol sustaining crops 10 the time Oi their
maturing regard lhis enterprise, OF manufacturing
guano Inslcld oil lmportng, practlcaI and lmpor.
tant undertaking, ivOrby affecting the interests OF
our common country.
Respectfully, A. "A. HAYES, III D,
Assayer to Stale of Mass
CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSOR BOOTH.
Upon exaiIinIng the composition OF The best Peruvl-
an GuanOs, can perceive ground for assuming 1t
to be the best that can be made. On the contrary
there is always present more or less Of superiiIOus
matter, sometimes III large quantity. The composition
proposed by Odam HIRES Patent, is. i'll my cslima
lion, superior 10 tiia U the beAt GuuOa oc any other
aitthcnI mdHu:c vi which have heard, and uiInk
myself The more entitled 10 give tins positive opinion
from the unlocked lOr results Of The acuOH OF ulphurlc
acid on anmal IIaIter, Which l obtained III expert
mcni but which were anticipated by tbe patent IN
question Respectfully yours, JAMES C.. BouTn.
CERTIFICAr.; o. PROFESSOR FRAZER.
AT the requcsl OF parties interested, have no hest
taOn IN stating my opinion that the mode OF prepGr-
mg uh arlhcIli maHare, by acting upon animal mat
Icrs by phurc acid as detailed br iarcs patent
ana mixed the resulting substance with ANIMAL char
coal and phosphate of LONE, correct III Theory, and
although have had no opportunity Of testing the
nure thus formed praCucaiiy, have no doubt that
manure formed hy the mxlure Of these Ingredients in
rrOIer propOrIOI,s would be found least to equa in
Its effects The best Ciuan9 JUnN +. FRAZER.
November %, 1856.
ltis pat up Bags ofOne Hundred and Fifty Pounds
each, aud sOid al i H. per neIG ron.
Join l. MIFFLlN. Sole Agent
l3J oOuh Wharles, above Walnut street,
apl -3m Philadelphia.
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI

For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs Colds, Hoarse
ness, lnhucnzl, Bronchitis, ,Whooping- Cough.
Group, Asthma, Incpeut Consumption,
and iorthe rcItI Of cOnsumpIve patients in ad yaaced
! stage ui The disease.
| We need II speak TO the public Of its virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
lle Amerc"n States, lis wonderful cures u pulmonary
complaints have made il already Known. Nav few
are te lmes III any civilized country ON this COuiI-
Hthi without S'mc personal CXpereLCe OF lis effects
ana ie"cr ct ihe Ohnt mites any where which have
lpt among them some v ~ trophy of lis victory over
me subtle aud daHgerO diseases OF the thrnat and
lungs NhiIe II is the pow criml antldolr vel
known 10 man Tor the !ormIdGhc aud dangerous iIs
eases OF the pulmonary organs ii is also the pleasant
est and lest remedy thai he employed for infants
and young persons. Parents shcu,d have II IN store
against t:c nsldOus enemy that sIca4 upon them IN.
prepared We have abundant grounds 10 believe the
CherfJ PecIord saves more lives 10y the c0nsumpons
II prevents than those II cures Keep il by YOU and
cure your co us while they curable nor neglect
them until no human sail can master the ineXOrabe
caker lhat, fastened on the vIta~ eats your lite aav
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and as
hey KNOW TOO the virtues OF this remedy we need moi
10 moro than 10 assure them Is stIl made the bes1
can De- We spare no cost care, tDIi To produce
the most perfect pussiblc and thus afford those Win
roy mt the best agent which our skill can furnish for
Their cure,
Prepared by DIR. y. e. Aycr.
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass
And sold by d. LOCKN GOD. and j. p. IIOFFECKER
smyrna, and all Traders everywhere. dl7-6m
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nOtenumara the Above, worth from G5 TO 90 30
One OF the above named gifts presented to each pIr
chaser ~i book at The Time OF sale aIhoug Ii all books
are sold at publishers lowest pTlees The compIeie
and classified Catalogues may be had without charpe
by calling or sending your address.
Liberal inducements TO country Agents Orders
IRON The country promptly filled and the goods for
Warded bJ express or mail same day. Address,
q. EVANS,
439 Chesnut ST., Philadelphia Pa
TO TIE PUBLlC.-As there many Gilt Book
Stores ad versed throughout the country, Mr. EVANS
deems 1t just 10 himself and his duty TO The public
lnasnuch as he originated the Gilt-l}0ok btsinrss-o
stale, evidence Of the instability of such concerns
that they conceal their real names from the public and
are advertising their business under assumed ones -
Mr. e is aware that these various concerns published
as GBooK stores, calculated 10 bring The business
csablighei by himself into dIsrepic. lie asks of the
public correct judgment IN regard to his Gin Book
Enterprise, Tor honor, integrity and success of which
he refers all the prominent pub Isers in the United
States Read his catalogue ais
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o. j. Wood & Co., proprietors 3l2 Broadway, n. Y,
and IA Market street. ST. Louis. Missouri.
9Sg-For ssl i'll Smyrna, by DAVID LOCKWOOD, and
IN Baltimore, by John {. Given, Slabler " Co., and
all Druggists mayl3-ly.
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STORE ia WEST SNYRgeA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions,

CNC.S &C.
ESS555zzRN TNIIE subscriber would inform the public
KiHk5 thai he has opened new Store on Com
WEsH merce street, West Smyrna, where he is soaIly
receiving and will sci! at the very lewest cash
prices, Sugars Teas. Coffee. Nlolasses. Cheese, Lard
Hams. ShOulders, PIchled Pork. Dried Beef Fish. salt
Candies. Soap, Soda, Slurch. Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
The barrel or pound, superior Corn MEAL for ialNy
pure PIckelIng Vinegar, only G cents per gallon
Tobacco, Segars and Snulfs OF The best brands; CON
FECTIONARY, Cakes, NUS, Fruits, pure Lemon and
other Syrups; Dress Trimmings Fancy Soaps HAIR
Oils, COlOgnes, Pomades-ipe extracts, Ladies' Dress
Caps. Collars, Underslccvcs IIandkcrcheis Hosiery,
Gloves Fans, CATERS, Boots Snoes, silk, Thread Cot
ton, Pins. Needles LaGes, combs, Brushes, BrOClns
Tin, Wooden. Basket and EGrht aware
| will supply any Oi the citizens with WOOD at
short notice. il they will leave heIr orders aud cash
with me.
All Kinds OF COT NrRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
the highest prices, for cash equivalent in goods
TRUST here is dead-Bad Pay killed HIM.
J. Il. WILLIAMSON,
ie24-ly West Smyrna, Del.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!

REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
~sEsu rINlIE subscribers would announce 10 The
F&S CiTzens Of Smyrna and The public n,
general that they la c REAlOVE.D Iheir BOOl'
and SHOE STORE To Ihr stand +, ,centiy oc.
cuple1 by Mr. WIN. Smith, ~ Commerce Street 0vuo.
site Wards Hall, where hey viii manufacture and
Keep on hand general assortment Of Gcnlleinens )
Hnois aud Shoes, made Of the material and bv ex
perienced workman also, Ladies' Shoes of every de-
scrIpOn, and ChlldrGn's Shoes made 10 order Evrrv
arcie manufactured by the sub-ctbers warranted to
be OF very best material, and sold as low as at any
other establishment IN the country
Also, REPAlkING done with ueainess and dispa,ch.
Caii anu see TOLSON u BLAKE.
Smyrna. la28-lv
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l85S.-Spring Arrangement.
IT, THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON,
- kon and after Monday. March sLh 1858,
will resume her TRIPS TO PhlladeIp phIa leaving Long
folnt every Monday "Wednesday and Friday Mornlhg,
al CLOCK returning the alternate days-touchinp al
Deakynes Landing, Delaware Guy and New Castle.
going and returning. STAGES from Dover SMYRNA
aud Lepsic, coanect with the Boat al Long PolnI.
FARE to Philadelphia. from Dover, 81 25
Smyrna and LeipsIc, 90
Long Point and Deahyne's Landing. IS Cents
Pori Penn, Delaware City a. New Custie 50
S5- MEALS provided on Board.
apl WM. s.. BALL. Captain.
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J. Z. JONES.
SMYRNA. Mnrch 25 ,S1f

SHIyrIlu, NluTCn % o Il
NIOTlCE.--Au who are indebted to the late firm OF
~ w. G ELIASON ~ CO, are hereby notified To
call soon and make settlement, have the Books in
my hands and they must he closed. Those having
claims against the firm viii please present their bills
Tor settlement. J. Il. 10 NES
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iiandbills, Blanks, &C., printed
with dispatch, at this Office.
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TO FARMERS
PRA TT 4 Wis.

Il Il "A 4 Il ~ Wis,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Commerce Street, above DelaWare, Snyrqa.
Respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, to their stock Of
ED HI . "a 7WA| g5
and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
All sizes OF COncave and Wiley piows; also, a
Flow OF our own patterns sizes; said to be
superior to any now in use. We also manufac.
ture the " Michigan Double Plow for which
we are the sole agents. and an entirely new
pattern of very superior NEW GROUND
FLOW. or CASTINGS OF all descriptions
made to order. STOVES ,repaircda at the short.
est notice.
The public is invited 10 give US a call.
req. ~, 90 II. PRATT 81 DAVIS.
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