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THE SMYRNA TIM { S
Z Is. EDITED AND PuBIIsuEB

& us EDITED AND Pvbdshb1 sds
BY ROBT. d. II HOFFECKER,
This paper is issued weekly at so In advance or
% 90 if nst paid within the year. -
Advertisements will be charged so cts per square for
sertou,-twelvs lines or less considered ~ a square.
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and in all cases must be semitic HE Office for pubea
ton. . 60 :....'.- '..
Job Printing done with dispatch at the 4" Smyrna
Times" Office. upon very moderate charges.
{ " Judgment BORds, Notes, &c, KEEP constantly
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The Law Newspapers as decided by the
Courts. ..,.,..-
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contrary, Considered wishing 70 continue their
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2. IL subscribers order the discon;inuance Of their
periodicals. the publisher may continue to send them
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IL Subscribers neglect refuse 10 take their Pc
radicals from the office to which they directed
they are held responsible. ill they have settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued.
L. IL subscribers remove TO other places without
farming the publishers, and the papers sent TO the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the Office, removing and leaving
ihem uncalled for, Is prima hcle evidence Of inien
tOnal fraud. ,.f u..t
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HOYer's LIQUID Hair Dive.

The following. from thai emit Physician OF Phila
dePhia. DIR. Brnckle added TO the testimony OF Pro.
fessOr Booth, only confirms what is evidenced y hOu-
sands who have used HOVer's Dye.
"GiRARD Row. CHESTNUT STREET.
Philadelphia. December 22d, 1853 (
In regard To HOvers Hair Dye, can state rnhesi.
tatIngly. that II cOniains deleer0us ingredients
and may he used Whh eRtirs safety and With The uI
most confidence and success"
W. n. RRINCKLE, md
HOVer's Writing and In4eLKble Inks,
Are veil and widely kROwA rs TO REQUIRE no euIo-
gyoiiheir mens. IsOnly necessary To say, ihatlhe
steady aad increasing demand gives the best evidence
that they MAINTAIN their character for superiority,
which distinguished them when rsi introduced ytars
ago
Orders addressed 10 the Mandatory. No 4l6 RACE
street. above Fourth Old No. l4t) Philadelphia will
receive prompt attention, by
7.. JOSEPH 4. HOVER, Manufactured
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Corporations.

Bank Of Smyrna-Presdent, A. Stockly; Cashier
William NJ Bell; Clerks, +. J. Colt, john C. Slockly
Directors, Hon Plesley SPruahce. William j. Hurlock
Daniel Corbit. Henry Stout, Daniel Cummins George
DAVIS James R. Clements, Peter F. Causey Discount
day Thursday.
Smyrna Library Association President, Daniel
Cummlnsi Vice President. Rev. WIN III Brisbane
Recording Secretary. Robf D HOfecker; Correspond
ing Secretary, DR. E D Daley Treasurer, Wm c
EliasOn Managers. John NJ DeEning. Robt H Cummin ms
ami DIR L Clawson.
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w atches, ,JcweIry& SiHerware.
9sTs Cliff g. NEWLINS H r.

Watches and JeiOeEry,
~ssr No. 500 North Second ST., Philadelphia.
HAVING now on hard a large assortment Eof
Watches and Jowelry. suitable for ciiy or country
trade Will sell as low as can be bought.
q Fine Gold Matches. fr0ml au.r - sz5 IN atn0
Fine Silver Levers. from 10 m SS
Cameo, in sets. from ..' 4 a. sS q
also large assortment Of fine Gold Chains. Vest.
Guard and Fob Chains plated Spoons; Silver Table
Pea and Dessert Spoons Gold JsVselry Of an iesr,i
s.ons and prlces Stop and see. The No. 1854 North
Second street, above Arch. N''''
aPl5-ly Cliff a. NEwIJNS
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
EAGLE PAOMs.

= >
SLAVERY & co corner of South Front and
.... .v,. Reed Sts,, Philadelphia,
Manufacture Nos. l, 9, ,3,4, 5, Right Hand. a nd
Nos. 40, Al, Left Hand Eagle, Self Sharpening
Plows. Nos. 1, 2, 3, A. 5, Eagle Improved
Nos. o. i, II, 2, 3, Hill Side. Nos. La, 2,
Ridging. No. 8, Right Hand, and No. 6, Left
Hand Double Mishigan, and No. o, l, 2, Sub
soil Plows.7 .4' u.,. ".a.I .r..' ':.'.t
Also. Ok Serapers, Field and Garden Rellers,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood All ofwhieh
are for sale at their Works, at CURTIs& g. HAND 8
corner of Market and Decatur sts., or at the
different Agricultural and Hardware stores.-
On application, we will send description of ar
ticles BY mail Il .,
ed we also manufacture Hollow ware, Enamell
Ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C., &c.
P. D. sAvERy, ARkD BARKows, JOHN sAYERY
marlS-ly. e.
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Town Government.

Commissioners William Denney. DR. S NJ. Fisler,
DR. William Cummins, Walter McMulen. William c.
Eliason, Presley Spruance Jr., AMI john NJ VOshell
Assessor William WI dS;
Treasurer: Thomas f. Jefferson.
Police: Charles Hayden. Owen Simpson, Rees
Pratt, John Eaton, Jr, John Mannerng
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BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w. CUMMINS

VffA fANE ON Main street, first door above the
4" Bank of Smyrna -.- -
hEAf.S IN all kinds of Grain and seess
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks.
and Specie; Guaasg Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood.
&C., &c. 500 = ~"'7.''''' OO''
hs Vessels ply. regularly between this, and
Philadelphia end New York, prepared to bear
aayfFfeighta6thc lowest gong rates. ~ , :
Smyrna, March q, 1s57-ly. ~ - .aisra
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Prospectus OF
The Weekly North American,

This old and popular Newspaper, during the
ensuing year, will be greatly improved, not on
ly in its typographical appearance, but in the
variety and arrangement OF its contents. In
the extent completeness and accuracy of it's
news departments, it is conceded to be unsur-
passed, while its opinions, freely and indepen-
dently expressed on all topics OF public interest,
are recognized and adopted by wide circle of
sympathisng readers. To these advantages it
adds Domestic and Foreign Correspondence,
embracing writers of the highest talent, with
the amplest facilities of obtaining reliable in
formation at Washington, London, Paris, Dub
lin, Berlin, and other great capitals; and a
corps of auxilaries at home who impart TO lis
columns the freshest, most attractive and inter-
esting intelligence, connccte! with the move
mentS of Commerce, Finance, Agriculture,
Manufactures, and the Arts.
The leading aim of the WEEKLY NORTH
AMERICAN has always been 10 make a high
toned, useful and instructive Journal, and it has,
therefore constantly excluded from its columns
whatever had tendency TO debauch morals or
enervate taste. At the same time il has sought
to crafty its readers, by providing for their en-
tertainment whatever seemed appropriate from
the abundant stores of modern literature
Among the topics thus embraced may be men-
toned Poetry, Tales, Sketches of Travel, Bio
graphical Notices, Critical Essays, Scientific
Matters, Recent Inventions, &c. Wit and du
NOR also receive tul! share of attention, and
especial pains are taken to furnish the latest
and most accurate quotations of the Produce
Grain, Cattle and Money MARKETS of the
principal cities of the Union, as well as Liver
pool and London. A department is devoted ex
clusively to the Interests of the Farmer and
for the benefit of Ladies, statements of the pre-
vailing Fashions are regularly furnished, inclu
ding letter from Paris on that subject, pre-
pared by a lady who has access to the larges
social circles OF that metropolis. The proprie
tor, without dispaTagement to others, invites
comparison between the Weekly North Ameri
can and any similar Journal as he feels assured
tnat, III all the essentials that make Good
Instructive, Agreeable, Interesting and Valua
bic Newspaper for Persons of Leisure, Mer
chants, Farmers. Mechanics. Manufacturers
and their households generally, it cannot be ex
ceIed.
LOWEST CASH Terms: copy one year, 81
) copies 81; II copies, $40 % copies, $2O.
Address MORTON McMICHAEI,
Publisher,
d24-3m l32 South Third ST., Phlladelp phia
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Hundred officers.

"' Notaries Public {: J IlUFFiNGTON and F. GeIr
Justices of the Peace: Smyrna, J. EATON, DAN'L
u. FAIRIES RentOn. WIZ. H. Taylor.
Collector: MARTIN L. SMITH
COnstables: Smyrna. Capt HENRY d. SCOUT, JOHN
EATON. Jr.; Kentoa. WM IL PRATT
Assessor: JAMES w Roe
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Fancy Furs for Ladies'.

JOHN FARElRA & CO. [NewNo SIs MARKET
ST.. above Eighth, Philadelphia. Importers. Manu-.
faeturers and Dealers in Ladies Gentlemen and CLT
drens FANCY FURS, Wholesale and Retail. ~
Co would call the attention Of Dealers and the nnn
lie generally 10 their immense Stock of Fancy Fur IN,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children their assortment en-
braces every article and kind Of Fancy Furs thai viii
be worn during the Sc sesSOn-such Full Canes Hail
Capes, Quarter Capes Talnas Vclorlnes Roas Alu,is
and Muffatees, from the finest Russian Sable 10 he
low est price Domestic Eurs.
For Gentlemen the largest assortment off ur Collars
GlGves, GauntieIs, DC.
Being the direct Importers Of all our Furs and
Manufacturers of them under our own SUPERVISION ve
feel satisfied offer better Inducersenls 10 a.s,
and The public generally than any other ho.>e .lav
iIg lnmeIise assortment to select from and al to
ManuiaeIurers prices We only ask a cali
JOHN FARElRA & co
No. SIS MARKET street, above Eighth.
sel6-4m PiIlLAD'A
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Clothing at Reduced Prices.
GARMENTS for Sale.


At No. 81 MARKET street, Wilmington.
HAVING had a very large stock of WINTER
IL CLOTHING made up 10 meet the usual de-
mands for Fall and Winter Wear. the subscriber will
sell Them at Prices 10 Suit the Times,
Good Heavy Lined Pants. from 81 so to So 90
'r Goats, 80 2 so te 6 00
30. +" Z" Oyer-Coals, ) so to IL 80
", Vests, so to 500
Persons desirsus of securing Cheap for Cash we'll
made DRESS AND FROCK COATS, of American
French and English Cloths. Casslneres and Sattine
and fine Cloth OVERCOATS. and RAGLANS Of
superior Pilot and Beaver Cloths OF substantial quail
t., should call at S4 MARKET STREET, where they
can b. suited with Fashionable Garments at almost
any price,
very large stock Of Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers
and other ARTICLES Of &c nemens Wear Of every STYLE
made in the latest fashion and hest manner.
Also a large stock of Cloths and Cassmeres on hand
which Will be made up cheap to order.
2 An extensive stock Of BOYS ClOlhing always on
hand, of The best quality. and at very low prices.
great part OF the Cloths in these goods were bought
at auction at very low rates, and the subscriber is
therefore enabled TO sell them much cheaper than ever
before. Call atNO, "a Market street, Wilmington. be-
tween Front aud SecoLd, and examine for yourselves
NovlS6m WIN. G. LOWE.
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sAS n GB w ~ s% g
aa STOVES, STOVEN.

@xS TIE PORTABLE PARLOR CRATE AND
OETiiE COMET OF lS51-Fur pleasant Venltias
lion and cheerful ire, these Stoves cannot be
passed. Suitable for chambers dmng rooms, sc.
Those whose purses small
Are welcOme 60 cali
Our prices suit the times. at the Old.establishCd
stand Of North Chase & North. No. lll6 Market 81,
Philade phia.
Economy in Fuel SILVERS AIR-TlGITr
GAS BURNER, improved by James Spear January
5h, 1881. would particularly call attention TO this
celebrated Stove for ParlOrs, Halls. Dining Rooms
Chambers, Stores Offices. &c. The heating qualities
Of this eKcesat Stove arc so we'll known. that 1t Is
useless TO make further comments But the great oh
lection the old pattern is Tint the holes where the
ente ehe cyltner 10 ignite the gas frequently be-
come stopped with ashes and einders; and when hIs
takes place the gas burning qualities Of the Stove are
destroyed. and there ~ way Of cleaning them oH1
without taking the Stove apart, and frequently lhe
cylinder has 10 be renewed. To prevent this ObIrc
Iinn have placed each side pf the Stove peor-
ated casrOn plate, with slides open and close at
pleasure; with this improvement, the gas-burning
qualities 0f this Stove canIol be impaired by over
filling. falling into the hands Of unaecnsiOm'
ed 10 the principle Of this Stove as there is nOdilcn'-
ty of Keeping these openings free from ashes cnders
THE EVENING STAR PARLOR, with double
raJiaiing base. warranted TO heat any double ParIer
Please call aud examine bcisre purchasing elsewhere.
Manufactured and for sale only by
l.. . ~. rr JAMES SPEAR, .at
No. lll6 Market street, Puladelphl,
Late North, Chase and North, 800 Market ST.
BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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Varnishes! Varnishcs !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. 80 (Od No.
7o) North Fourth street, between Cherry
& Race, upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer Of all kinds OF Varnishes g. JansDs
Has always Oh hand large stock of the best C,h,'
net Vamlshes from 81 25 upwards; Coach Varn,sbs.
from 50 10 upwards DamaT Varnish from 81 80 nm.
wards. Best drying Japan; Black Iron Varnsbet
Paper Varnishes, China Gloss Varuishes, ETC., etc
ap2, 57.lY
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To Dog-Masters. :.

Having suffered by sheep killing dogs, notice
is hereby given, that will hereafter shoot any
dog (whetler after sheep or nOt) found on my
Farm IN ApPoquininiak hundred, near Smyrua.
Nov. 25, 81. JOHN A. LAVENDER.
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI

For the Rapid Cure of Coughs. Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping. Cough,
Group. Asthma. Incipient Consumption,
and forthe reliefOf cOnsumptye patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need Not speak 10 the public of its virtues
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet OF
Inc American States, its wonderful Of pulmonary
complaints have made il already known. Nav, le~
are the amllies in any civilized country IhIs CONT
nent without some personal experience of lis effects
ana lever yet the COmm entities any where Whielhave
not among Iaem some living trophy of lis victory over
The subtle and dangerous diseases of the throat and
lungs. WhIe it is the most powerful antidote vet
known To man for the formidable aud dangerous dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs, il also the pleasant
est ard test remedy thai be empOye for infants
and young persons PanenIs should have in slOte
against ae InsIdIous elemy hal steals upon them un-
prepared. We have abundant grounds 10 believe the
Cherry Pect0ral saves more lives Ivy the ptiOn
It prevents than those IL Keep il by voa and
cure your Gods while lhey curahle. nor neglect
them until no human skill the ne xurahle
caRker that fastened the vals your lite away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lang disorders and as
they know too the virtues OF this remedy we need moi
do moro than 10 them sli made the hest Al
can be. We spare 10 cost, care no hl 10 produ,e
the most perfect possible, and lhus afford th,se who
rely on It the best agent whchOur skill can furnish for
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. y. e. aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Loweii. hiass
And sold by d. LOCKWOOD. and J. 7. HOFFEcKER
Sniyfna, and all Traders everywhere. dtf-6m
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. ~ GOO % 8.

varieties, Groceries, &c.
'HE subscriher having taken the house recently
smyrna, Dell would respectfully cali the Of
has friends and the Pnblic generally TO hrs STOCK Of
Fancy Goods, Trimmings.
GLASS aud QUEENswARE. TOBACCO. sE6; AIS
Oonfectionaries Shoe Findings,
Also. GROCERIES,, such as FLOUR, Sugar Taas
Coffee, DC, all Of which he will sell ut iRe Iowesi
raiesi Sy ie also still continues the Agency for
itoiIoways Worm COnfection, Samuel Strong's fever
Destroyer and Wm, II, Starts Rheumatic Lniment- :
All orders received. promptly attended 10.
persons IN want Of Goods Cheap for Cash would do
wen 'o ocall on the sulDscnber. 2 r5c /BiI. n
aeei~ly .1,t.s..4 4i.. r. T. HASTINGS.
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State Government.

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES r. LOFLAND.
SAFE Treasurer: WM. J CLARK.
State Auditor A. b. MARVEL.
Judge u. 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor; SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
Chief Justices: L. w. GTLPIN Associates J. J
JOHN w. Houston, EDWARD WOOrEN.
Attorney General; GEO. p. FISHER.
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Churches.

Asbury NJ Church. Methodist, opposite Marke,
street; Rev VIM III Brisbane. pastor services lOA
o'clock nfOrning--evenlng at dark;
Presbyterian Church. corner Methodist and East
streets Rev L q MarPhey, PastOri services Oclk,
pm; ...-E.--
- Peters prot EpiscopaD. Union at; pastor, Rev
G. Rdgeiy Temporarily; Church now cIssed for re.
Palrs-serViees in Presbyterian church 10 oci'k. M
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Treasurer: WA SATTERFIELD.
Register: r. w. REY NoLDs.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsToN.
ProthSnOtary RICHARD N. MERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace HENRY TODD
CLERK Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN
Coroner EDWARD REED.
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The Law Newspapers as decided by I
Courts. ..,.,..-
General and Local Information
u. 8. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President: JOHN &. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary Of State: Gen. LEWIS CAss
Secretary Of Interior: JACOB EInMPsop
Secretary of Treasury Howell CoRR. cod,
81 C, etary of War: JOMN b. FLOYD.
Secretary OF Nayys ISAAC ToUcEY.
Postmaster General: A. V. BRowN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH S BEAcK
Chief usllee sf the United States: ROGER b. TAME
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DISSOLUTION.

'INHE co,partnership heretofore existing between
a Joseph Faries and Geotge l.. Stradley nm The
town Of Smyrna, aud known as Pa RiES n S'FRAD.
LEY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH FARIES, A..
January llih, 1858. GEORGE L. SrRADLEY
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Drugs, Patent Medicines, &c.
Always Something New!
Read This-Old and Young !
Professor Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Is no doubt, the most wonde discovery OF this age
OF progress. Tor II will resUre permanently, gray hair
To ls original color, cover the head OF the bald with
most luxurlant growth, remove at once all dandruH
and itching cure all scrOiuta, and other cutaneOus
eruptiOns, such scald head. etc Ii will cure as If
by magic, nervous or periodical headache; make The
hair sO glossy and wavy and preserve the color per-
lectly. and the hair from falling ID extreme old age
The following Is from distinguished member Of the
medical profession:
ST. PAUL. January l, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. J. WOoD-Dear sir: Unsolicited,
send you this certificate. After being nearly bald for
long iime and having tried all the hair
extant, and having no faith in any, was induced on
hearing OF yours TO give II trial. placed myselfin
the hands OF barber, and had my head rubbed with
good stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
and well rubbed in, till the scalp aglOw This |
repeated every morning, and in three weeks the young
HAIR appeared and grew rapidly from August last l
the present time and il now thick black and strong
soft and pleasant to the touch Whereas before It was
harsh and wiry, what little there was Of it, and that
little was disappearing very rapidly still use your
restorative ab0ut twice week, and shall I'VE
good and perfect crop of hair. Now | had read of
these IhIngs-and who has not but have not seen
hitherto any case where any persons hair was really
benefited by any Of the hair lOnic etc Of the day
and really gives me pleasure TO record the result OF
my experience. ! have recommended your prepaTa
ton 10 Others and it already has large and general
sale throughout the Territory The people here know
lis effects and have confidence in it, Tie supply YOU
sent as wholesale agents for the Territory s nearly
exhausted, and daily inquiries made for It, You
deserve credit for your diScOvery and l. for one re
turn you my thanks for the benefit il has done me- fol
certainly had despared long ago Of ever effectinl
any such result. Yours, hastily, J. w. BOND
Firm OF Bond Il Kelley, Druggist, ST. Paul
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LIGHTS for the HARD TIMES.

THE subscriber would announce that he has Rur.
chased the sole right for the State Of Delaware, for
vending RNAPPS .Er'.
Patent Rosin Oil Lamps,
which will give as brilliant a light as fire auId Wick
or one gas burner. at cost Of One Third OF Cent
per hour. The light is perfectly steady and meiJ v,
aud, What " GRE lmPoranl. entirely free from any
possibility Of exploding If those wishing beauli
fully clear and soft light, AT One-h the usual cost
will call at his store The Agent will take great Iea
sure in satisfy ing them Of the truth Of the ahaye stnte
ment. CLEMENT D. SMYTtI,
30 Market street, Wilmington Del
VI Sole agent ior DelawaTe. Decl0
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Societies.

Morning Star Lodge, No 6. l o of OF.-Meets at
Old Fellows Hall every Friday evening.
Shawnee Tribe, No 8. ! Oof X M.-Meets every
Thursday evening at Sprnance Building.
Mcdonnell EDeamPment. No 2, o OF o F,-Meets
2d and 4ih Tuesday OF every month.
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Congress.
Kent County OmC

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN W. BATES
Representative: WIN. G. WHITLEY
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Dry Goods Cheap for Cash.

Dry GOO0S Cheap for Cash.
KELLEY L. BROWN. No. 10 Nort, Second stree,
IA PHILADELPHIA, are constantly reeeiyme
New and Desirable GOOds for present sales which
they offer AT Reduced prices, among winch will be
iOHnd q fall assortment of
LADIES WEAR,
Black Silks Stella Shawls, all coloFs
Mons de LANES Long and Square Broche, do
ron ue CheVres Jacquard do
u'aio Sesahetes Blanket do
farmettO Cloths lpacas, &c do
MEN AND BOYS WEAR
Cioths. CassImrres BeaveTteens. Cords ..
eatlnets, VeStIngs Kentucky Jeans;
FURNISHING GOODS,
MarseIlles, Qnits Table lOlhs
Blankets. TIGkings Table Cosens a.. e.yu'.
sheeIings, Tswsllng NIpGiBs, &C.
Ft.ANNELS--Welch and Ballard vale unshrinka.
Bile flannel, in all qaalides Bay Stale Opera do, in
all cOloIs;
MUSLINS-BIeached and Brown by the niece or
yard at the lowest market prices; Linen RosonsT
made exclusively for our own retail saies.
NOTlCE-Our goods being bought and sold excIu.
svely for Cash enable Cstat tee all compt tii,en
Purchasers charged hat a small advance on Auc,ion
cost No goods misrepresened To effect sales and NO
abatement 10 prices. d. KEEL LEY a. BROWN i . /
No. IL North SECOND St. above Market,
Ocl4'Om PhHsdelphia.
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RRIck-MAKINc, Painting,

''' 20 ~~Gs sr -H .ifii .a
TsHE undersigned woald respectable inform the
publie that ne is prepoFed 90 fll, at has Brick
Ward, near Sny1a Landing. orders for any amount Of
Hard, Red Stsetchers, SamOh and all other kinds of
sRiCks. except the pressed at the shortest notice
fe will aso MAX and buFn Kilns in le counlrv vvhsn
desired: gT lie also continues to carry on ahe
PAINTING business ia all its branches. execnt;nS
WORK " aspperiorssyles WILLIAM MoAFEE:
Smyrna, Del. April 20. 81. II F7'777'-T'
JOB PRINTING done al the FTarsF o6;ee
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Schools.

Smyrna Academy; o Bass Nj. Mrs o Bass,
Precspl0rs;
PIblIc School. No 3-Isaac PennewelI;
"a kim5ehy.
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ALL persons having claims viii present them for
adjustment; and all persons indebted will come lor
ward and make payment. or settle by giving Note
bond.-OIherwIse immediate steps will be taken to
make hasIy close Of lOBg-slading accounts as il is
Intended TO have every account closed in seine way sy
the first Of March neat. The want Of money cempe Is
the undersigned To give this timely warning.
s..". t.... .r.. JOSEPH FARES,
...... r. .. GEORGE l.. SfRADLEY
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From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser.

BosToN, 81 School street. March 90, 1855
Dear sir Having become prematurely quite grav I
was induced some SIX weeks SINCE 10 make trial OF
your Restorative. have used less than two bottles
bu the gay hairs have all disappeared; and ahoug
my ar as not fully attained lis original color yet the
process OF change is gradually going On and am in
great hopes that IN short time nay hair will be a.
formerly. have also been much gratfed at the
healthy moisture and vigOr OF the hair which bsfore
harsh and dry; and has ceased 10 come out a.
formerly, Respectfully, youIs, Dc M RUPP
Professor Wood