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$ i"...'..-.>.. advertisements.
SSpring.

ms Is me sci son Ot the year that requires us TO
LOOK around amt what is needed bv Nav of n
c.ilIse III our wearing apparel As to ourselves, we
are laying IN Spring Goods, and our only trouble is to
Inu room tOr them, here III this house IN I,tokino
over our stock, ind quite large lot of Winter Boots
anu SHOES on hand-sO much So, it dIscummudGs me
very much 10 lind room for them. But | will make
rO5m by kicking out ell the odds and ends of Winter
BOOTS ana Shoes now on hand. The winter stock
now nave lel ! am going TO sell and get rid Off
cannot get one price | will take another. don I 60
IN iOr Keeping ON hand our BOsts and Shoes for large
prices, myself year after year, until depreciation of
Stock and the interest on the money eats them up
we VIII now sell Ladies thick sole heel boots such
as we nave sold iOr 81 O0 for IS pair and Men
Shoes that we have sold or 81 co. for rs cts n mir
and Mems Shoes that we have sold for 81 o. will
HOW se or W cts ard ST OO pair and Mems coarse
sewed bo0is shall sell for 50 So pair, and SO on
80 now, you that want bargains for cash. come and
look What will sell you al almost your own prices
Remember we will sell you Gents he Il dress Boots
Tor 81 w pair. and Ladies' fine Caters as low as n
cts pair. There is no keeping over old stock in
these dIggns,
Now word TO the Ladies upon the Fashionab bic
Shee this summer The Cater Boot will lead i'm ponI
o fashion all other kinds of shoes put togeiher as tc
the leading color i'll point of fashion, it is hard TO gn
AT eXaciy we notice the color of Silk dresses that re-
mostly worn, the stone Color the dark tan the ashes OF
roses AMI the olive cOOrs occupy prominent position
aHd from that we can Judge that those cOIors Will nc
tuy lgh point III fashion, as To cOOrs of the Iadie;
Dress CATERS, and yet the color al bronze Mo
rocco Ladies Boots occupy position III the iashiCna
bic community.
We have been making up Ladies fine Caters this
last winter. OF over 20 different cUOrs and shades O
colors | am now selling fine Morocco Ladies Bus
KIN, oxed with Patent Leather, and trimmed with {
neat bow and buckle, for only IS cents; Il shoe like
for that money | never sold before, and ChildrenI
fancy Lasting tipped Caters for only 50 cents mai
the like lUr That CHEAP For our spriug anc
summer trade we have card of Laslings of over III
different cOOrs and shades of colors for The Ladies Il
pick from, TO match any shade Of Dress they NAV de
sire Call and see what can offer Won m barGa ms
at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store. No 10 Yves
Second Street, more commonly known as the Wal
Street of Wilmington, where the poetry of the art il
understood Wilmington Del MAY ~ IS59
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n cW Carpeting
SPRING or 1888

SpRING or 1858.
SAMUEL BUZBY having completed the alterations
Tor his Carpet Room IN the first ikor of his old stand
No. II MARKET street, WILMINGTON. Del is
now Ul1erlug a full assortment OF new and beautiful
CARPETS, MATTlNt;S, Sc. purchased for cash
and will be sold at Reduced Prices for CASH. to which
he calls the attention Of Dealers and IUrsekeepers-
They follows:
English Velvet Carpet,
Real Brussels do
Tapestry do
Heavy three.ply do
Double super Ingram Carpet,
Medium do do
Union, from % cts to 624 per yard,
German Hemp, List and Rag Carpets,
Al heavy Twlled Venetian do
5-S 34 do for Stairs,
81, "a, lO-4, 12-4, I6-4 Drugget;
A fresh supply of Cocoa and Canton Mating,
at reduced prices. RUGS and DOOR MATS,
all sizes; superior Floor Oil Cloths, from l to
q yards wide; together with large lot ef sea.
sonablG DRY GOODS, selling off very cheap.
ap22-3m
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The evening train North and the morning
t:ain South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle t w a. IN, arrive at Wilmington 6 80,
arrive at Philadelphia 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
tram make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close connections at Philadelphia
with trains to New York.
+. Q. SEWALL Jr, Sup't Del RR.
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EE1NNOCFG'S
ron HarV VcSter.
A New Combined Mower and Reaper.
Patented ), picmher ~ ISL

n new CulliDlhpd Mower and ReaDcr.
Patented :, ptcmLcr %, 1851
The attention of Farmers is respec fully ,nvi,cd ~
tniS "l&chIhe. II can be seen either our Shop al
hehheu square, Pa, or al our Warehouse i'll Whining
ton, Delaware.
We solG over twenty OF Them in Chester countv last
year, and Notwithstanding ii their first mi r3dnc.
lon we are warranted III lyg that io other machine
gave better saiSiaCtIOH.
Some Of its advantages nav be enumerated nc
follows:
lst The Frame is of Cast Iron in one solid nioco
consequently no Jna 10 get loose and throw the ma
chine out oI line.
2d Ii is Single Gcarrd, which renders The machine
much more simple and less liable TO pet ont o( nrlr
and also greatly lessons the draft
1u lhe Cnller Bar IS made of two steel plates firm.
y HVeied together upon intermediate pieces which
m The spaces between the knife guards thus combiu
ing lghIncss and stiffness 10 a degree not otherwise
attained
4th The Gutter Bar can be raised and lowered with
great facility while the macnC is in molten
9th An Adjustable Wheel at the outer end oC Tho
|uter "ar greatly dImnshcs the draft and the lahi.
ty OF choking renders the machine much moe norta
bic. and is great advantage IN backing
bth. The Guard Fingers made of the best
wrought Iron ami firmly sccnrcd their pores nv
country smith. - 81"
1Ih 1t can be thrown into and out of gear Instantly
anu while the horses are IN motion. This arrouoe
ment is ST. simple that 1t plrascs everybodv
9th. There IS NJ weight on horses necks vet in
backing 1t has all the ads ani!cs OF a still tougIe
'tl II Is EtiiilY ailCfci from Reaper a AiOWpr
ana F'ce ifrSa, IN very te" minutes.
10Th lis runs lighter for Tie team Than any other
harvester with Wh!ch we ucqualned
llih 1t is almost entirely Co,nuosed of iron and
STEEL. Therefore II is very durable.
Among tie Improvements over our Last Years
Machines are the following:
lst Larger Driving Wheel which will Iun easier
and allow the Cutter Bartu raise bout inches higher
I'd Wrought Iron I'nIon, Case-hardened. which
ruhs much lighter, and Will wear longer
Sd Cast Steel Pinion Shalt which is stifTer and
will run lighter than iron
4lh The sreel for Gutter Bars Is of the very best
quality beng made 10 order aud imported expressly
Tor our own machines
9th. Every part of the machine, that can be- is fiji.
ted up III the most perfect manner by expensive ma.
chlnery made for the purpose. Neither means nor
and REAPER. ''
ON Every machine will be run ty steam power at
high speed before ii leaves the shrp.
PKiCE-incIudng one extra Knifc three extra
Blades, one good Monkey Wrench. File and OIL Can
For Mower, Sll0 90. Combined Machine SI30 90
All Machines Warranted
s. 81 NJ. PENNOCK & Co.
kennett Square, Pa; or Wilmington, Del.
NoTE-Fhero will be a series of public trials of The
above machines in different neghborhoods at The
earliest practical date, of which timely notice will he
given. s. ~ NJ. PENNOCK Il co. !
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Corporations.

Bank Of Smyrna-Presideni, A. Stockly; Cashier,
William NJ Bell; Clerks. f. }. Colt John C. Stockly
Directors Hon Plesey SPruance. William j. Hurlock
Daniel COrblt. Henry Stout, Daniel Cummns George
DAVIS James Il. Clements, Peter F. Causey Discount
day Thursday.
Smyrna Library Association President, Daniel
Cummlns; Vice President. Rev W.n ii brisbane
Recording Secretary, Rohl D tiutrcker; CORRESPOND
ing Secretary, DIR E d Dudley; Treasurer, Vim e
Elason; Managers John NJ Delliing Iiobt II Cummlus
ana DR. J + CIaM son.
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Hundred Officers.

Notares Public IiulIing ION and F. Colt;
Justices Of The Peace Smyrna, john Eaton, David
Lockwood Kenton VIM II Taylor;
Collector: Lewis Graham;
Constables: Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout; Keuton,
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James w Roe
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We are the authorized Agents for the sale of the
above described Reaper and Mower, (Mannyes In
PfOved1 SO nUlcd throughout the country. We knny,
the Machine and have it work. and without hesi.
Iato can truly say lis the best and cheapest Reaper
III use,-wHl give more entire satisfaction.
supply OF tho Machines will be constantly kent
on hand
Also. the best Revolving Wheat Rakor.
GEO w. CUMMINS, d co.
Smyrna, May 18Th, 1888 I2ml
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SOcipfipe.

Morning Star Lodge No. 6, o Of F,-Meets a
Odd Fellows Hail every Friday evening;
Shawnee Tribe, No ), o Of K M,-Aieets ever,
Thursday evening at Spruauc e building:
Mcdonnell Encampment, Ao2 o Of F-Meet
81 and 4Ih Tuesday Of every month.
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Town Government,

Commissioners: William Denney, Or M Fisler
DR. William CuMmins, Walter McAIuen. William G
EIasOn, Presley S2ruance Jr, and John A. Voshell;
Assessor: William Wds;
Treasurer: Thomas T. JeiEerson
POlice Henry Cunningham, john ChefTins and
Benjamin Brown.
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Churches.

Asbury Nj = Church, Methodist, opposite Market
street; Rev WIN ii Bris5ane pastor services M
O'Clock mOrning-even!ng at 8;
Presbyterian Church, COrHer Methodist and East
streets; Rev DIR McClnsky pastor; services 10 o'cl'k
a M, and pm;
ST Peters prot EpscopaD. Union at pastor Rev
julius Grammer service al 10 O'clock M
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Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD.
Register: D. e. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsTON.
ProthSnOtary: RICHARD N. MERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace JUHN 5. BELL.
Clerk of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN.
Coroner EDWARD REED
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State Government,

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State JAMES H. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK.
State Auditor A. b. MARVEL.
Judge U. 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HAERINGrON
Chief Justice: F.. w. GILPIN; Associates j. ]
hIILLIGAX, JOHN w. UoUsroN, EDWARD HuoTEN
Attorney General: GEO. p. FISHER.
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Ayers Catllartic Pills.


TIIEsciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost TO prUace tins best most pcripcr
Purgatlve which IS known to man Innumerablr
proofs are shown that these Pills have virtues which
surpass in excellence The ord mary medicines and aI
they win unprcCedehledy upon the esteem Of all rlcu
Ihey are safe and pleasant TO take, but powerful Ia
cure Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
activities OF the body, remove the distinctions of It's
organs, purify the blood, and eXpel disease they
purge out the foul humOrs which breed and oroyv ~:
| temper, stimulate sluggish Gisordercd organs into
their natural aciIOn, and mpart healthy tone with
strength To the whole system. Not Onl, do they cure
the everyday complaints OF everybody but also for.
mldable and dangerous diseases that have b2Ged l,c
best Of human skill. While they produce Do,yerfnI
elects they are at the same time in diminished duses
The safest ana best pAyslc that be cmplOyed for
! children. GeIng sugar coated they are neaSant lo
take; and beng purely vegetable are free, from any
| risk Ol harm. Cures have been made which surna,s
belief we're they not Substanlatcd bv men of such OK
allied position and character To forbid lie suspicion
OF unruIh. Many eminent clcrg, men and physrIals
have lent their nuheN 10 certify TO The pubc The re
liability OF my remedies while others have sent me
the assurance of their that my PreparaIio
contribute immensely 10 the relief ui my afflicted suE
fering fellOw-mCn
The Agents below named are pleased 10 furnish
gratis my American Almanac. containing directions 10
their use and certificates Of their cures OF ia follow
ing complaints
Cosllveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism, Drop.
sy Heartburn Headache arising irom u ioul stomach
NcaseaI lndlg gestIUn, AOIhd lnaCIun Of the Bowels
and Pain arising thereirOm Flatuicncv, Loss of An.
petite. all Uccrous and ;,uIaneOuS Diseases winch re-
qnlre an evacuant medicine, Scroiuia or kIns's Eyn
They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system, cure many complaints which 1t would not be.
supposed they could rcach, sich as Deafness Partial
Blindness, Neurag gia and Nervous IrrIt,hilItv DO.
engagements of the Liver and kldnc, Goui and other
NEdred nplahts arising from low stale of The body
or obstruction OF It's functions.
@J-Do not be put oil iy unprnciped dealers with
some other phi they make more pTO:ii ON Ask for
Ayers Pills, and take nothing else No other Ibrv
cah give you compares with tins It's intrinsic value
or curative powers. The sick want the best and there
is for them, and they should haveit
Prepared by KDT. j. q. Aver.
Practical a0d Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
frice % cts. per Box. Five Boxes Tor 81.
Sold by d. LOCKWOOD, and J. p. iOFFECKER
SMYRNA and all Traders cyeryvherc iylGr,
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DRY COODSg

NO. 10 North Second street, Philadelphia.
kELLEI ~ BROWN invite The attention Of Cash
purchasers TO a fall assortment of S,ri,, ~ g. @ -
Dry Goods, comprising in part ''' ''''
Black Silks Stella SLavls SIo,,;,,
Nous de LANES NIqntiIlas 'r.l,',' 9'
rnt.,If", Laflsois C'nneipancs
:, '"S l-i"lis Damasks
'ucai1 i1 BTillIants Tab!cCovers
- Vt'IS lG Any Nhinlzes Napkins, &C.
Also, MEN and BOYS WEAR, in great VARIETY
ne a.ove Goods having been bought during ihe
late Pane for cash, elabes US To offer Them NJ ro.
reduction on former prices No goods msrcpresfnIeJ
10 effect sales, and no abatement IN prices
KELLEY q BROWN,
apI5-3m PiIu'ADFI pIIii
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by th
Courts.
General and Local Information
u. =. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President: JOHN E.. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary OF State: Gen. LEWIS CASS
Secretary of Interior; JACOB THoMPsop.
Secretary Of Treasury HOWELL CogD.
ST G. etarv of War: john b FLOYD.
Secretary OF Navy: Isaac TOucEY.
Postmaster General; A. V BRoWN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH 5 BLACK.
Chief Justice II the United States; ROGER B. TAME
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greSS.
Kent County Officer!

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES.
Representative: WM. &. WnIrLLY
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Schools

Smyrna Academy o N Bass, A NJ, Mrs o n Bass
PrecepUrs;
Public School, No 3-Tsaac Pennewell;
5-JOtn Cooper.
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions.


&C., &c.
F"IfTfA HE subscriber would inform the public
n -pa5 that he has opened Store on Com
Asial merCe street, West Smyrna where he is daily
receiving and will sell at the very lewest cash
prices, Sugars Teas, Coffee. Molasses. Cheese Lard
Hams Shoulders. PIckled Pork. Dried Beef Fish salt
Candies. Soap, Soda Starch. Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
the barrel or pound, superior Corn MEAL for aIsiIv
use, pure PckelIng Vinegar, only IG cents per gallon
lObacco Segdrs and Snufis of the best brands CON.
FEC TlONARY, Cakes Nuts. Fruits, pure Lemon and
other Syrups; Dress Trimmings Fancy Soaps Hair.
OILS COlognes, PUmades-iine extracts Ladies' Dress
Caps Collars, Undersiecves. Ilandke rcheis Hosiery
Gloves Fans, CATERS Boots. Shoes Silk Thread Cot
ton Pms Needles. Laces, Combs, Brushes Bruoms;
I'm Wooden. Basket aud Eartlt nware.
will supply any OF the citizens with WOOD AT
short notice II they will leave their orders aud cash
with me
All Ends OF COT NrRY PRODUCE BOUGHT af
the highest prices for cash an equivalent IN goos
TRUST here Is dead-Bad Pay killed him.
J. L. WILLIAMSON,
je24-ly West Smyrna, Del.
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Still Selling Off!

SAMUEL BUZBY, No IL MARKET ST. VIII
~ MlNGION, DEL, not having sold all his stock
OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, will continue
the sale with the intention of closing cm out as early
as posslble,-among which will he found many desi-
rable Goods for LADIES Spring and Summer Wear
AsO Men and Boys Goods IN large variety viii, new
materials for Ladies' Travelling Dresses
Not forgetting their Summer Shawls
New Umbrellas and Parasols;
to which have been added many new and beautifnI
Goods tor The present season. all OF winch will be sold
at greatly Reduced Prices.
In the new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest assortment OF handsome and durable Carpets
ever opened in this city. Aiso Canton Mating and
oor Oi Cloths, all widths; some very superior;-lo-
gether with Rugs and DOor-M in variety
Wilmington, April %, '5S-3m
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r.. I. S A n ID T. II s.
No. 80 M RK EFT STREET, above Third.


ANo' 50 vi n IL II T. - IKEEI, above Third
WILMINGTON DEL,
X lNDLY s0cils the attention of the citizens n
IN SIM rna and its vicinity to his well selected
stock OF DRY GOODS, for the summer season ,yb,,I
Is all Reduced in Price, rs follows:
Black and Fancy Dress Silks from 6Qc 10 81 30 ner vd
70 Ct Challies reduced to IS3 cts;
~ ct Grape and Espagnes reduced to 37J cts per yd
80 Ct FOulaId Silk do so do
70 Ct PLAIN Barege do I6 do
80 0rgandy Lawn Robes do $500 per pattern
81 French do 10 do 200 do
ChallIe de Lane do d. 500 Jo
3OO yds ~ CT French Lawn reduced to I2J cts per yd
3O 3O0 IA do do do 10 do
700 10 do do do q do
(COlOrs Warranted.)
200 Mantlllas- price from 81 so to SI3;
iull assortment Of Ladies' Silk Umbrellas and
ParasOls also, good assortment Of Men and Bows
Wear together with many other Goods tedious TO
mention.
Customers can rest assured that they will receive
pr''per aud polite attention.
N. B-C Country Merchants would do we'll TO give
me call as they buy their Goods Phila lei phia
cash prices. r. r. SANDERS
my6-ly
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
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, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
FULLY received and promptly attended to.
" lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER IIJRTY
Dec. 10,"55-tf
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THE SMYRsA Ttsm-. !.
BY ROBT. d. HOFFECKER
is EDITED AND PUBLISHED

BY ROBT. d. PICKER
This paper is issued weekly. at 81 80 in advance,
500 If not paid within the year
Advertisements will be charged 50 cts. per square for
the first iaserlion and % for every subsequent ill.,
serIlon-twclve lines or less considered u squire.
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and i'll all be 10 The Olice Tor publlca-
tIOn
JOB Printing dane with dispatch ut the Smyrna
Times" Office. upon very moderate charges
bF Judgment BOid,, Notes, &c, keP constantly on
hand and other Blanks printed To order, punctually
and correctly.
Persons M want of Bills. Blanks or anything in the
Jnhhing line, will find IL to their interest 10 give us
call
The Law Of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
l. Subscribers who do not give express notice tOthe
contrary are considered wishing to continue their
subscription
O. If 81 hscrbers order the discontnuance Of their
periodicals., the publisher may continue 10 send them
until all arresrages are paid.
If subscribers neglect refuse % take their Pc
riodicals from the office 10 whith they directed.
they are held responsible, till they have settled the bill
aud ordered them discontinued.
T. If fsubscrihers remove 10 other places without in
farming the publishers, aud the plperS sent 10 the
iormer direction. they are held responsible.
5 The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office. removing and leaving
Them uncaled iof Is prma facIc evidence Of ncn
liOnal fraud
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B9AINTSl PAINTS!

THE Subscriber, .avIng connected with the Drux
and Prescription business PAIN Is. OILS VARNI SII
rs, BRUSHES, GLASS, DYE-SFIFFS, We is now
prepared 10 furnish all IN that line who NAV favor
him with call lie would also take this opportunity
OF lreturnlhg the public his sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage they have shown him, aud homes.
by strict attention and industry, TO merit - continu
ance of the same JAS. p IOFFECKER
Commerce ST., door below Eliason's Corner
may ~ 30 Smyrna, Del.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Between Second and Third streets,
NY InN ID ~ On EAeInnun

JOHN FOSTER avaiIs himself of the epportunitv
ni informing hS friends and the public generally that
he has made considerable alterations to hs estabsh
mcnt, which adds much TO the comfort of visitors.
having also been newly and neatly furnished The
iose Is well situated being i'll the business part
oi the town 1t Is but short distance from the Depot
and Steamboat arrivals.
Ills TABLE Will always be provided with the
greatest dalnues OF the season.
Extensive StablIng and conveniences for Carriages
A llrst class GrOcm always in attendance
~ B.-Open until l24 o'clock every evening to re.
ceIVe passengers mav6 lv
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WILMINGTON, DEL,
Where he intends to devote his entire time TO The
manufacture of BOOTS and SHOES of aII kinJs
ana varieties IN the neatest and most fashionable
styles. aud at satisfactory prices
iiIs stock Will consist IN part of GcAlcmens Fine
Cali and Pateht Leather Boots and Shoes, latest
styles Ladies and Misses CATERS and other Shoes
III great variety Ard IN fact everything connected
with the Shoe business
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
TO, and IN all cases will satisfaction be warranted
0F LASTS FITTED UP by one of the
best makers in the country.
Inc long practical experience of the undersigned
anu his thorough know ledge of the business in all lis
branches, Will lie trusts, be sufficient guarantee to
The public that he will do them Justice and furnish
'nem an article that Will recommend ise for utility
chGaPness and durability. JOSEPH FULLAiER
REPAIRING Fail kinds neatly done, at reasona.
Bile rates. mrvc T.,
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Il IL L. Il HAT
e.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

TIE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna TO
the Railroad Depot nd back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODSo and FREIGT ofall kinds
He will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Lasding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight 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. G. GRIFFITH
" Letters and small packages confded to
my care Will be promptly delivered without
charge. J.co.
feb l3-tf
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Smyrna Advertisements.
Attention Farmers! !

INE are manufacturing large lot of super,or
w GRAIN CRADLES, with genuine Engl,.b
WaldrOn Scyhes attached. to which We respecIIuIlv
invite the attention Of friends and the nnbl,c b
fore purchasing else~h here. Also. CAR =. WAGONS
CULTIVATORS. PLOUGtiS. IfARROWS Ne
We keep constantly Oh hand. GUARD FINGERS
and SECTIONS for Manny's celebrated Reaper and
Mower
]. MILLAWAY g. SON.
Smyrna, Del, June 10Th. 1853 I'm
- We erc ~" s'rlc Agents for Pcati's coIebra,od
Stccl-Tuolh iIOKSE E-RAKE,-ihe best Rake lnvente /
10 save wheat.
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Prepared bv Epr. IL. Aver.

Practical a0d Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
rrlce % cts. per Box. Five Boxes Tor 81
Sold by d. LOCKWOOD. and J. F. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna, aud all Traders everywhere IyI.6m
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,.,i.'.lCNus, .Ativ uftioCulUu.S

de!phla aud Seatord us follows:
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

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