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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16

MILITARY.-Ths young men of Danville are making
an effort to get up volunteer company. They have
got to muster any how and may as well come out in
good style.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16

VIRGINIA CArrLE.-Forty nine cattle from South
Branch, Va, are on their way to New York weighing
as follows: The largest weighs =. sou pounds, and
more than half of them weigh 600 lbs., and the
whole lot weighs over 81 $50 pounds being an aver.
age OF 1857 pounds, and cost $I62-an average OF
SQ5 RI Cants per head
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16

DISTRESSING AccIDEsr-Mr. Tszewell Waldrop,
OF Pittsyvanis county was killed last Saturday week,
by the accidental discharge Of his gun. lie was 10
the act of mounting his horse for the purpose OF
ceedup to the pigeon roos not far distant, when the
gun was discharged lodging the contents in his abdo'
men, He lived but few minutes after the accident.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16

MINER KILLED.-A miner named John Hasseton
was crushed to death, in coal shalt at West Wheel
Ing last Tuesday, by mass of soap stone Which fell
upon him.
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" l.nNus,on Il Advertisements.
Sisrfnsg.

tps Is Inc season q. tho year t2G: requires rs 10
l0'h 'f".;h' Jai Sc "hai IS needed, b, wav G! IA
ch"nEe ID oar wearing apparel; As to ourselves, we
are laying III Spring Goods, and only trouble is TO
iind room for ihem here this house in linking
oyer our stock, find quite large lol OF Winter Roots
ana shoes on hand-sQ much SO, it dlscommodes me
very much TO trd room for them But | will make
room by kicking out all the odds and ends of Winter
Boots and Shoes now on hand. The winter stock |
no" nave lctl am going 10 sell and get rid Off
cannot get one price | will take another don I 90
IN Tor Keeping ON hand our Boots and Shoes for large
prices myself, year after year, until depreciation of
stock, and the interest on the money eats them nm
we VIII now sell Ladies thick sole heel boots such
as we have sold for $ UO for IS cts pair and Mems
SHOES that we have sold Ior 81 co. for IS cts n mir
ana Mems Shoes that have sold for 81 % | will
now sell Tor !O cts and 81 90 pair and Mems coarse
sSWeu Boots shall sell for 50 50 pair and 50 on
80 now, yOn that want bargains for cash come and
I"9K what Will sell you AT almost your own prices
Remember We Will sell you Gents nc Il dress Boots
ior 50 W par. and Ladies fine Caters as low as 15
Gis u.s. par: 1here Is no Keeping over old stock in
these dtggIns
g., Now word to the Ladies upon the Fashionable
@noe inns summer The Cater Boot will lead in pnnt
ui fashion all other kinds of shaes uul tnnethcr: us IN
The leading color paint of fsEu il Is hard IN g,
ut exactly; we notice the color of Silk dresses that are
o''y Nor lhc stone color, the dark aIl the ashes of
SGS du the oii'e coIors occupy prominent position
anu Fon that we can Judge thai those cOlurs will Oc
cupy high point fashion, To coOrs of The Ladies'
Dress OalerS. and yet The tan color d bronze Mo.
rocco Ladies Boots occupy position IN the lashcna-
bic community.
We have beer making up Ladies fine Caters this
last winter Of over 70 different cOors and shades of
colors am now selling a fine MorOaco Ladies Bus.
KIN, ioxed with Patent Leather and trimmed with
neat bow and buckle, for only 10 cents Il shoe like
Tor that money ] never sold before, and Chidrcn's
fancy Lasting tipped Caters for only 50 cents pair
he Ike Tor lial are DOG CHEAP. For our spring and
sunmer trade we have caEd of Lasimgs of over I2O
different cOors and shades of cOors for he Ladies Ia
pick from, 10 match any sate of Dress thew NAV de
sire taii ann see wEat we can oilcr you IN bargains
at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No. 10 West
Second Street. more commonly known as the Wall
street Oi Wilmington where The poetry Of the art is
understood Wilmington, Del, MAY Q, 1888
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FAIRFIELD SEMINARY,

Rev. J. 3. V4NPErrES, a. NJ, Principal.
WIS large and h0urshng Institution is pleasautlv y
L located at FAIRFIELD, HERkIAiER co,
NEW YORK, seven miles from the New York Cen.
tr Railroad at Little Falls from which Students urc
conveyed free the first day Of each Term 1t. annie
accommodations, It's Apparatus sufficient for fun
course OF Philosophical ana Chemical Experlrucnts
lis Libraries OF over 5000 Volumes and its Faculty of
Twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
claims Tor literal share Of public patronage
COZ RISES or SrJ DY.-A C1InmercIal Course
The same as that OF the best Commercial Collpgcs
Two Graduating Coursus tor Ladics,-one of three
years equal TO that of the best Senilnarses and one
ave years. equivalent To the regular College Curse
Cr"n the completion Of either, Parchment Dinlouas
are conferred and, If possible positions secured
Special attention given TO Young Men preparing for
College. F7 80
IUItiON.-For term Of II weeks. from 9fOO to
- 90. Orhamonlais at reasonable rates. Board and
Washing, Sl.1j per week.
Fall Term heglns August 26th, 1851 Winter Tenn.
December 18th.
rF T1i3 or Rooms, address the Principal OF
Fairfield, Aug. IL. I3j1-ly
REFERENCES JAMES KNIGHT, Esq, nover:
SAMUEL WARD, Esq, ST Georges,
HENRY PRATT, Esq lIazettyl!le
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N wv Carpeting
INDUIN(L NLl 1a-O

~ hINCF OF 1898.
SAMuE BUZBY having completed the alterations
tor ms Carpet ltoum on the first floor OF his old stand
NO. - AARhEI street, WILMINGTON, Del, Is
now ulierlng tn assortment OF new and heoulIfiII
q ), MAITINGS, &c. purchased for cash
and Will be sold at Reduced Prices Tor CASH. 10 winch
ne calls The attention Of Dealers and lIuusckeepers-
They follows:
English Velvet Carpet,
Real Brussels 90
Tapestry DO
Heavy three-ply do
Double super Ingram Carpet,
Medium do do
Union, from 23 cts to G2@ per yard,
German Hemp, List and Rag Carpets,
Al heavy TwIlled Venetian do
5-S "A do for Stairs,
81, Ga, l0-4, 12-4, lG-4 Drugget;
a fresh supply Of Cocoa and Canton Mating,
at reduced prices. RUGS and DOOR. MATS,
all sizes; superior Floor Oil Cloths, from to
Oyards wide together with a large lot sf sea-
sonabIe DRY GOODS, selling off very cheap.
aP22 BIN
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The evening train North aud the morning
train South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle q 10 a. IN, arrive at Wilmington 30,
arrive at Philadelphia 20 a. m.
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.
L. Q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del r. r.
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
arIeties, Groceries, Provisions
&C., &c.

&C, &c.
49, HE subscriber would inform the public
4 -p.ag that he has opened n new Store or Com
N@S4a nerCe street, West Smyrna, where he is dally
receiving and will sell at the very lewesl cash
prices Sugars, Teas, Coffee. MOlusses. Cnerse Lard
:talnS. Shpueer3. Plcklcd Pork Dried Beef Fish snIr
Candies Soap Soda, Starch, Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
The barrel or pound, superior Corn MEAL for Gt,2llv
use. pure Pckclng Vinegar. only l6 cents per gallon
Tobacco, Segars and SnulIs of the best brands CON
FEC CIlONARY: Cakes, Nuts, Fruits, pure Lemon and
other Syrnps; Dress Trimmings Fancy Soaps Hair
Oils, COOgnes PUmades-iine extracts Ladies' bros
Caps Collars, Cndersleeves, IIandkercheis Hosiery
Gloves Fans GaIers, Boots, Shoes, Silk Thread Cot
ton rms Needles. Laces, Combs. Brushes Brooms:
I'm Wooden Basket and EarIhrnware.
] will supply any Of the citizens with WOOD NJ
short notice il they will leave their orders aud cash
with me. 0"''
All FINDS OF COT NTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT ot
me hIehest prices for cash equivalent in goods
TRUST here Is dead-Bad Pay killed hun.
J. II. WILLIAMSON.
je24-ly West smyrna Dol
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Still Selling Or!

- MlNGTON, DEL, not having sold ali hi. s,aat
OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, will continue
The sale, with the intention of losing them ont as rI
as possible,-among which will be found MANY desi-
ra7Ie Goods Tor LADIES Spring and Summer Wear
Also, Men and Boys Goods in large variety; with new
materials Tor Ladies Travelling Dresses,
Not forgetting Their Summer Shawls,
New Umbrellas and Parasnls;
to which have been added many new and boau,;r,l
Goods for the present season. all OF winch will he sold
at greatly Reduced Prices 'i'
In The new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest assortment OF handsome and durable Cornets
ever opened in this city. Also Canton Maiting nn,
Ioor OH Cloths all widths very superior 10.
gether with Rugs and Door Mas in variety
Wilmington, April 29 5S.3m
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FE9NNOCE1'S
1 ron Harvester,
New Combined Mower aud Reaper.
Pulcntcd SrLtnInI1rr % Ie5-


! -, Patented September %, 1851
The attention of Farmers is respectfully nvi,cJ +,
| TINS Machine. II can be seen either at our Shon ;,
kenneu square Pa, at our Warehouse in WIlmin@
| ton, Delaware. o
We sold over twenty OF Them in Chester countv las
year and notwithstanding il was their iirst Intr3dnc
iioh' we are warranted ihsdylg that no other machine
gave heller saiisiaCtIuE.
Some Of It's advantages nav be enumorotod os
follows:
lSt. Tho Frame Is ol Cast Iron in one solid nioco
chnr uut oi I3mc. No
~ II Is >fn- Cleared. which renders 1he machine
ma ii .3n;.,t ltd i,,, l,Ic Ia nct t ~ I
i'Ha AIS -fctiit i'N~a.,a III, draft
3D. Inc Cutter Bar llir,c ol lvo steel plates firm,
~ fINcltd together n IcrntGIain l,lrces u bcb
AT tt' 'tArSa hri"e"n tn, guards thus combiu.
'S G,'"css ana s.i.ss 10 degree mol ullcrHIse
attained ''e
4t' The C9tcr Blrcan b r,scd and lowered with
great iac'tIy Wiulc Tie rrcl in, is II; notion
3ih An Ad'usHi'i" wheel at inc nnttr end oC rho
"trr ''a' greatly amaacS The draft ana The IL; al.
ly o! rh"kit. rcnGe jr3c nacl.c much mon, ,.,t
hle. ana IS great adv Iu3a-c IN backing
Ii" Inc Nuard Fingers made of the host
Wroug IRON ami aIc .rml secured TO their NJ ocos h.,
simple scre@ ndi. 1"ty can be made by any good
Hh It can he @'hrown into and ont of gear instantly
an "hIIe M horses AZ. III notion THIS arrange.
ih.n' is - SIN pie dial II i,iraSrs cvcrybndy
SIN There IS ~ Hri1lIt Oil horses ncrEs cot i,
niEM!H7 Il ms an the advantages OF slii toIrge
'ii II IS readily altered from Reaper to a Nuwcr
ana o'ce tcrSL III very ictv minutes
lu'I It's rGnS iig'icf Tor Tie team Than any o,r,cr
harvester with wliich we are acquaii.tcd
Ilth. II IS almost entirely tGl, o>ed of iron and
S'ecl. Ihef|.ofc II is very durable.
Among the Improvements oycro Last Years
Machines ufo the following:
Isl Larger DrtvHrg Wheel winch viii mn oosier
enc nW iiic tucr hnT !" raise anl > inches hiolrr
2d. " f"ugld Iron ,'Irllon. ca>c-hardcncd vnich
ruhs InucI ustier, anl VIII scar longer
ID Cast Strtl ?inion SHAFT winch is stifIer ouL
Wil run lighter than IRON
in The siccl ior utter Bars IS of the very hes,
quality beng made 10 order and imported ea6ress,
Tor our OWn machines
9th Every ant of Ihc machine, that can be is Gt |
FI mp III me ino> perfect manner by expensive ma
iHin'iy mate for TIE purpose. Neither means unr |
Effort VII hc Jared IN making a superior MOWER
ON Every machine VIII hc run ty steam power n,
4 hIsh speed before II leaves The shcp.
FAlCE-iucludlng extra knife three pvtro
Blades, one good Monkey Wrench. File and Oil Cam |
For Mower. SllO 90. Combined Machine 81 30 OO |
All Machines warranted
5. u NJ. PENNOCK &, CO,
hennett Square, Pa; or Wilmington. Del.
NoTE-Fhere will be series of public trials or tho
IhoVe machines IN dit!erent neghb0rhoods M The
arieSl practical date, Of which timely notlce IN he
'NeH' D " NJ. PENNOCk X co.
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Hundred Officers

NOtaries Public: S Huningron ana f. Colt;
Justices of the Peace Smyrnq. john t:a:on, David
Lockwood ken,oa. VIM Ii Taylor;
Collector: Lewis Graham;
COnstables: Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout; Kea:on,
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James w Roe
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Ayers CatElartic Pills.

IllEscien"es OF Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost 10 produce tins best most nrrlrc
pugatIve which IS known 10 man. in!lIncr;ibi,
proofs are shown hat these Pills have vIiIucs vhi,
surpass IN cXcee the ordinary medicines and ,ha
they VIA unprccc icntrdly upon the esteem o; an ,cu
Ihy are SHE ant Pheasant 10 take, hui powerful 10
cure Their PcnctlaImg properties stimulate the vital
ACTIVITIES OF The tOdy, remove The distractions m lie
organs, purify the blood and expcI disease Thcv
purge out the foul humOrs which breed and rrov dIs
temper, stimulate sluggish dIsordrrcd organs iu!o
their natural acton, and npart healthy lone " nh
strength TO the Whole system. Not unl, 10 they cure
the everyday com plants OF evefybndy, but also for
midaD!e ahd dangerous diseases that have b4icd the
Drsi 0l huIhah shIlI. Nhlic They produce powerful
effects, they are al the Time IN duI he'd doses
the safest and best physIc that can he cmpIoved for
children Eomg sugar coated, they are pleasant to
takes and being iure,y vegetable, are lrcc from any
risk OF harm Cuc> have been made .hich surpl,s
bccl were they not Substantalcd by men OF such py
atrd position and CHrac ter To iDr,Id . suslii,u
OF uniruIh hany eminent cIergymon and phy sicIals
have le their Names to certify 10 The pull, Ii, ra
liability Of my remedies. while others lave sem me
The assurance oi their ciIlon thai nv Prcpariou.
contribute immensely 10 the rrcl OF my afflicted sui
lerlng ltlIow.mcn.
The Agents below named are pieascJ TO furnish
gratis my American Amaiac. containing dir, Crio. TO
their use and certificates Of their cures, OF tn, follow
ing complaints
CosIycne,s, Bilious Com paints Rheumatism. Drop
sy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul stomach
Ncasca, Indigestion, Alo.bld lnaciIrn nl the Bow els
ana Pam arising thercrom, FlalulencY, Loss of An
petite all Ulccous and !;ulancous Diseases which rr
qnlre an cvacuan medicine SrrOfuia or kIns's Ey,I
they also, by purifying the boOd and Stimulating The
system, cure many Ompaints which il would moi he
supposed hcy could reach, such as Deafness Partial
Neuralgia and Nervous lrrilahi!Ily. De.
engagements of the Liver and Kidneys (iout and ohcr
Kindred mpialnts arising from low state of the body
Or obstruction OF It's tunCunnS
9T-Do moi be put off Ivy unprncipled dealers with
some other pill they make profit on Ask for
Ayers Pills. and lake nothing else. No other lhev !
Fan give you compares ith tins in it's intrinsic value
)r curative powers The sick want the bcsl and there
IS for them, and they should have it,
Prepared by Dr. j. G. Aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Price % cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by D. LOCKWOOD, and J. p. HOFFECKER
smyrna and all Traders everywhere. jyl.6m
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Town Government,

Commissioners: William Penney DR. S NJ Fisler
DR. William CuEmins Walter AicNiulrn. WiIiarn &
Ehason, Presley STruance Jr, and john II. Voshell;
Assessor William WIs:
Treasurer: homas T. J fferson;
Police: Henry CunnIrgIan , John Chefns and
Benjamin Brown.
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C0IporatiOns,

Bank Of Smyrna resident. y. Stocklv; Cashier.
William NJ Bell; Clerks. f. }. Colt JohnC SlockIy
Directors tlon Piesey S'ruance. WIlllom J. nurIock
Daniel orbit. Henry Stout, Daniel Cummns George
DAVIS. James Il. CIemonIs, Peter Causey Discount
day: Thursday.
Smyrna Library association President. Daniel
CnmmIns Vice Pres'deIt. Rev WIN ii Brisbane
ing Secretary, DR. + ID Dudley; Treasurer. WIN G
Easoni Managers, John NJ Defining, Robt II Cumlnns
anj DR. L CIaWsun.
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Churches.

Asbury NJ + Church, Methodist, opposite Market
street; Rev WIN IL lSfs5lne, pastor services 10
O'Clock NOTWITHSTANDING al Is;
Presbyterian Church Curaer Methodist and East
streets; Rev DR. McClnsky, pastor; services 10 ocIk
a m. and pm; ="
81 Peters prot EpscopaD. Union at; pastor. Rev
julius Grnmmer; service at 10 c'rock a m.
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Societies.

Morning Star Lpdge. No E, of F,-Meets nj
OLd Fellow s Hall every trIday ey, nia.
Shawnee Trlb', No $, ol r M-Alcets eyery
Thursday evening al Spruan, 3uliting;
Mcdonnell Encnmpment, No2 o OF OF,-Meets
% and 4Ih Tuesday Of every month.
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State Government,


Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary Of State: JAMES Il. LoFLAND
State Treasurer; WIN. J CLARK.
State Auditor; A. B. MARVEL.
Judge U. S. Circuit C@urt; WILLARD Hall
Chancellor: SAMUEL. Nj. HARRINGr0N.
Chief Justice; b. w. GILrIN Associates, j. J.
AlILLIGAN. JOHN w. Houston, EDWARD WuorEN
Attorney General GEO. p. FISHER
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by Il
Courts,
General and Local information
u. 8. Government.

u. 8. Government.
President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President: JOHN Z. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary of State: Gen LEWIS CAsS
Secretary of Interior; JACOB TnoMPsoH.
Secretary of Treasury HOWELL COBR.
Secretary of War: JsmN B FLOYD.
Secretary of Navy: ISAAC ToUCEY.
Postmaster General: A. v BRowN.
Attorney General; JEREMIAH BLACK.
Chief Justice Uf the United States; ROGER B. TANEY
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THE SMYRNA TEts. L !
is EDITED AHD rJGLIsIED

By ROBT. ID. II o i ECkE Err
This paper is issued weekly. 81 so in advance.
$500 If not paid Within tie year
Advertisements will he charged 20 cts per square for
the first Insertion, and 25 for every subsequent
seron,-twelve lines or less cOnsldcre a square.
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
aud in all be 10 the U.i!ce for puhlIca
tion.
Job Printing done with dispatch nj the smyrna
Times" Office, upon very moderate charges
Er Judgment BOndS, Notes, &C. KEEP constantly on
hand. and other Blanks printed TO order, puncinally
and correctly.
Persons M want of Bills. Blanks anything in the
Jobhng line will iud IL To their interest 10 give us
call.
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts,
l. Subscribers who do moi give express notice the
contrary. considered wishing 10 continue their
subscription.
O. I ST hsrribers order The discOniinuance of their
periodicals, the publisher may continue 10 send them
until all arrearages are paid
Ii Subscribers neglect or refuse o take their pc
riodicals from the Office 10 Wh h they directed
they are held responsible ill they have acuicd the bill
anl ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove 20 oaef plares without in
forming the publishers, aud tho papers 10 the
former direction. they are held responsible.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the utFce, removing and leaI ing
Them uncaed fof, Is prima facIe evidence OF inen
Iional fraud
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform his friends nd
tue 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.
GF 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
aud receive liberal share of the public patron-
age. EBENEZER IIIRTy
Dec 10, ,"55-tf
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ANOIIt 2 N'IIEOIIHa
Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD.
Register: d. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsrON.
ProlhSnOtary: RICHARD N. MEREIKEN.
Clerk Of the Peace JOHN s. BELL
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES +. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN
Coroner EDWARD REED
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SchnnIs

Smyrna Academy D n Bass, A NJ, Mrs o N Bass
PrccepiOrs;
Public School, No 3-Tsaac PcnnewelI;
" John Cuoper
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WASHINGTON HOUS Sc.
BetVeen Second and Third streets,
SE iEagtOn EAcEn xUawn

JOHN FOSTER avais himself of The -,n,r,,,,.,,,
"l ihl"thIng hts friends and the public gencrally Ia
he has made considerable alterations To hls esIab,isb
ihchi' winch AIDES much TO the comfort of visitors
having alSo beeh heWly an! neatly furnished. The
House is we'll situated beng in the inus business norI
OF the 0w 1t Is hul short uislal,ce from the Depot
and Steamboat arrivals
Hls IABLh VIII always be provided with The
greatest Ganues al the season
extensive Siabhng and cnnvcnicnces for Carriages
IirSi,ciaSs Groom always IN attendance
N. B-Open until i2a O'Clock every evening TO re.
OoN' passengers may6 ly.
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Congress,
Kent County Officers.

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES
Representative: WM. &. WHITLEY.
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RI Il I! HG EAT
G.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

THE subscriber has commenced rnnning
Freight and Baggage Wagons from SMYRNA to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FRElGT of a ii kinds
lie will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Lapding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, LUMBER, &c, sc.
Those wishing hauling done will have il
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. C.. GRIFFITH.
OF Letters and small packages coniidcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge.
feb l3-tc
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PAINTS! PAINTS! +!

TIE Subscriber. having connected with the Dru ,
aud Prescription business PAINTS. OILS VARNISIi
rs, Err SIZES. Class DYE.SFL FFS &c il nov,
prepared io turHi.b ai 10 that line who NAV favor
hun with I!t ,,ould .lsU take This opunIiunit,
ni returning io the pubic his thanks for The
by strict attention and industry to m.rt contimu.
ance Of the same. JAS. II HOFFECKER
Commerce St, door below tlIason's Crrner
may 20-'jS Snyrua. Del
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we are The authorized Agents for the sale Of the
above described Reuper ard Mower. NIannv,s Inn.
ptoved) 50 noled throughout The country We know
Inc Machine and have seen il work and without hesi
"iioh' can truly say us The best and cheapest Reaper
IN asc,-Wli give mere entire s;Ili,lacIlon
supply ol the NIararucs will be constantly kcrt
On llIn. ~
Also. the best Revolving Wheat Rakcr.
GFO. W. CUAAIINS, d co.
Smyrna, May l3!h, lS5S, r9ml
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Smyrna Advertisements.
Attention Farmers! !

ME- are manufacturing a large lot of superior
w GRAIN CRADLES, with genuine English
Waldron Scythes attached, 10 which We respectfully
invite The attention O friends and the public he.
@ Iore purchasing else here. Also. CARTS. WAGONS,
CULTIVATORS. PLOUGHS. fIARROWS. &c
We keep constantly on hand, GUARD FINGERS
and SECTIONS Tor Manny's celebrated Reaper and
Mower.
J. MILbAWAY g. SON.
Smyrna, Del, June 10Th, 1875 LIN
" We are the Sole Agents for Pratls celebrated
Steel-ToOih H0RSE-RAKE,-ih best Rake InventeJ
TO save v heat.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-15
DRY GOODS

No. l3 North Second street, PHILADELPHIA.
KELLEY & BROWN invite the arrcn,,o Of r,.h
P.r'aSefS 10 luiI assortment oI Spring AM Summer
Dry Goods, comprising in part ''''
nIack Hliks, Stella ShaWs SLcolinno
Nous de LANES Niauiiilas ;T'''rr,insS'
'halll de Parasuis C. C,I,.t,-.,
ruvellas I,vr. "''''' ia"CS
)ucdiS BrtlIants T.Iln('oro.,
LaVeas CLiuIlns '"''N"Ncrs
Ar;9O' MEN and BOYS WEAR. in great y,r,tv
ne ne above G"4da having been bought ,.rI,1 ibe
''G l;li' lor cash enahes US 10 offer them at cca
reduction on former prices No goods msr,,o..,,
10 elect sales, and 40 abatement IN prices.
~ ,, hELLEf d BROWN.
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