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state Government.

Governor: WILLIAM BURTON.
Secretary of State: EDWARD q. RIDGELY.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK.
Stats Auditor: A. B. MARVEL.
Judge u ) Circuit Court; WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
Chief Justices +. w. GILPIN; Associates, }. }
lLIGAN. JOHN w. lIoUsTON, EDWARD WooTEN.
Attorney General: GEO. +. FISHER.
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c. r. EV a ri S.
General RuSinrSS A0an

Leaves Seaford every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock. p M, for PHILADELPHIA
Returning, leaves Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thurslay and Saturday, at o'clock p IN, for
Wilmington; leaves Wilmington for Spafnrd at
D O'Clock. m. Attends TO purchasing and
forwarding all KINDS of Goods, at The tnlownu
low rates On sums less than 81, ten per cent:
over - aud u"der $50, five per cent; rvef S5tl
and under 800, four per cent; over SlOn ana
under Sl3O, three per cent over s 80 and un.
der S2OO, two per cent; over $2UO ard under
SouO' one and half per ccut; over $500 aud
under So0O' one aud quarter per cent; over
SoOO and under $ 900, one per cpnr. Larger
amounts at rates To be agreed on 10y The partle.
cOncerned. NV II -
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by I'll
Courts.
General and Local Information.
U. =. Government.

presidert: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President: john &. BRECKINRIDGE
Secretary of State: Gen. LEWIS CAsS
Secretary of Interior: JACOB THuMPsoa.
Secretary Of Treasury HOWELL COBB.
S. C etarv Of War: JOHN b FLOYD.
Secretary OF Navy: ISAAC TorcEY.
Postmaster General: A. Brown
Attorney Generals JEREMIAH BLACK.
Chief Ju,tlce Il the United States: ROGER b. TANEY.
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Constipation, or Costivcness and
DYSnCDSin.

However long standing, hnbIIual nr persistent Com
pleiely Cured Without MeticIncs Injection, or BaiLs
ny means oil an agreeable and nnlrIiI.us FOOD called
rr'"eh'a' ne hra OF this s'Inplc vegetable is now
manufactured INTO Crackers and eaten m Thai simnI
'orm or with boiled milk. It's certain effect IN subdu
ing the most desperate cases of Constipation or Dvs
Pepsa ana IN restoring The stomach and bowels TO ihe
normal condition, will asOnlsh the slouIesi n,hI,o
ers. lhe Crackers are manufactured from Warlon's
original Genuine Ervalenla as sold in the Tinted
Smles Tor many years past References given and
sons shown, who frankly and earnestly testify 10 the,r
great merit and efficacy. ~
Manufactured only by the subscriber and sold nj his
Cracker Bakery, 2l9 Forsyth street, tnear Houston
New York. at 20 cents per pound WIN soon h' n
sale by many respectable grocrrs, Also in This CIV =
run directions accompany each package None gSSnu.
me bul those marked "Davys." They will keen for
years III any climate; wbl be forwarded to nnv part ~
The world with directions for use P"'' -
ISAAC MCGAY,
o|-'m Cracktr Baker, 2l9 Forsyth st. ~ Y
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" O. Gice.
REG TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Friday
between 2 and 4 o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours OF aud 10. Books may be
taken out and returned between 3 and 4 in the
afternoons of said days, and between 7 and 8
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entitled to the use of the
Library aud Reading Room by paying one dol.
lar per year. Non.shareholders two dollars
payable invariably 10 advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books and the
files with daily End weekly papers and periodi-
Gals from all sections OF the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andaVail themselves Of the privileges
thus afforded.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
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Hundred Officers,

Notaries Public huntington ami F. Colt;
Justices Of the Peace Smyrna. John Eaton, Caleb
WolcOlt KentOn WIN IL Taylor
Collector: Lewis Grahami
Constabl,s. Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout KentOn,
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: james Guessiord
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Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denney. Or S NJ FIsler
DR. William CuMmins Walter McMullen William {
Eason, Presley S;ruance. Jr, and John Al. VOshell;
Assessor: William Wilds;
Treasurer: Thomas T. Jefferson;
Police: Henry Cunningham, John Chellins and
BENJAMIN Er0Hn
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Churches.

Asbury NJ T. Church. Methodist. opposite Market
street; Rev Hm IL brisbane. pastor services lOI
O'Clock mOrnmg-evenns al 65
Presbyterian church. cOraer Methodist and East
streets; Rev JIhn NcClnsky, d pastor; services 10
O'elk, IN. and 81 pm;
81 Peters (PrII EpiscopaD. Union I pastor Rev
Julius GraInmer services at lO4 o'clock m and 3
O'Clock, pm
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Watches, Jewelry & Silvcrware
samuel A. Mansfield.

SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS j. MEGEAR,
No. ~ North Second Street, corner of Church
Alley, Philadelphia.
(rA DERSONS IN want of RELIABLE TINE.
E9 PIECES, are respectfully inylted to ex
~ %S'Stsa nine my stock OF Fine English and SWISS
watches. which have been selected with great care
and will be sold at as low prices any other store
in the city. DeciO iv
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Societies,

Morning Star Lodge, No g. | o Of F.-Meeis al
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening;
shawnee Tribe. No ). | o OF K M.-Aleets every
Thursday evening Spruant BuilIng:
u I'Ine Encampment. No D ut D F,-Meels
I'd and 4th Tuesday Of every month.
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DRY GOODS!

M" l3 North Second street, Phiad"phia.
KELLEY ~ BROWN are constantly rcreiyinp new
'nd choice Goods such as LADIES WEAR. Bacl
2,'AS' ron de Ch"vres, C"bnrgs. Plaid Cashmeres
Nous de Lanes, NalenIas Alpacas, &c.
LO.g and square Broche Shawls
Blanket Shuwls. SIefIa Shawls
MEMS WEAK. = Cloths Cashmere. SaInelts
Cords Heuvereens, Kentucky Jeans Nestlngs. &c
Furnishing Goods - MIrseilrs Quilts i}iaukeI,
Ilckings. EoweliDs. Table Cloths and C.vers, Nap.
kins, &c F
t'annes,-i3aIlard Vale unshrnkrbIe Fllnnels IN
all qnalIues, and Bay State erl Finnncs m yarI,us
c0iOrs
Mnslins IN all grades. at the Iove.t prlccs
Linen Bnsoms made exclusively for oar own sales
An exclusive Cash business
One Price and ~ abatement.
For Bargains call and
KELLEY ~ BROWN
No l3 North Second street, PhIladel Dhia
O'2I-3m
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EscOt and shoe Warehouse.
JOSEPH FULLNER
A02 Market 81, Arcade Row,
WILMINGTON DEL


"here he intends To devote his entire time to the
manufacture OF BOOTS and SHOES of all kin ;,
and varletes IN the neaIesi and most C,sbuuah ahle
styles and at satisfactory prices.
Ills stock Will consist IN part of Gcniemen's Fine
Call and Patent Leather Bouis and Shoes I,ta.,
styles. Ladies' aud Misses Caters and other shoe.
IN great variety And IN lucI everything connected
with the Shoe business
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
to, aud IN all cases Will satisfaction be warrontrd
0F LASTS FITTED UP by one of the
best makers IN the country.
The long practical experience OF The ur ,IcrsigneJ
ana tS thorough know ledge of the business IN l rs
branches, will. he trusts, be a sufficient guarantee IN
The public that he VIII do them Iu>trc and tur;,,l
them an article that will recommend itself for uriii,,
cheapness and durability JOSEPH FULLNIER
KEPAlRlNG of all kinds neatly done, al reasona.
''' '"'cS nry6-lY
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Treasurer: WIN. SATTERFIELD.
Register: D. e.. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO RAwLsTON.
PrOIhsnOtary; RICHARD y. MERRlKEN.
Clerk of the Peace JOmN ). BELL.
Clerk of The Orphaus' Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: WILLIAM \ ATKINSON.
Coroner JOHN HUSBANDS.
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Gifts! Gifts!! Gifts!!!
Splendid Gifts
AT 439 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
.rhn nnlu Qri..i..aI d.

AT 439 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA,
The only Original Gift Book Store
| u. EVANS would inform his friends and the
pubic That ms Star Gift 6OOk Stre and Publishing
House is permanently established in Browns splendid
Iron BuIdlag 439 hestnut street. two doors below
rum, where the purchaser of each book at the reru
ar retail price. will receive Ofhe following piIts
valued al from 25 cents 10 500:
$50 Patent English Lever Gold Watches, SICo GO
C'O Ta'ehl Ah'h"r DO do 80 20
| II Ladies' Gold Watches, lSk cases 3j u0
! 6OO Sllver Hunting " Itches. warranted, Is %
| 800 PariOr IImcpIeces, 10 an
| 500 Cameo Sells, Ear Druus and Pms M nn
sou Ladies Cold Bracelets 500 In - un
! 500 Gents Vest and Fob hains 10 0O
1000 Guild LpckeIs, Qargc SIZE double cose) In taI
20OO Gold LOckels, tsma sIZe) Z mn
! iOOO Cold Pencil Cases, with gold pens 5 90
U iUUo EAua Soid Fes' with Gases and hsders 3 80
| $500 Gold Pencils (Ladles) . C0I
S!0 ~ I"lu rens, WIN SILVER Pencils, 2 80
2oOO LtdIes Gold Pens, with cases aud holders M
$500 Cold Rings, tI.udIes0 C0
2OjO Gents Gold Rings, . 50
$500 Ladies q Id RreLstplns . "a
$500 Misses Gold Breaslpns e.
3JUO Pocket Knives ~
2OOO Sells Gents Gold Bosom Studs. 9 80
<OOU do Sleeve Buttons, 2 80
2uOO pairs Of Ladies' Ear Drops , ~
5000 Ladies Pearl Card Cases IN
5000 LIdIes Cameo. Jet or Mosaic Pins s On
2oOO Ladies' Shaw and RIb'0n L,ns 5u
1UUO Articles Of Gold JeWery, Git B oks &c Ec
not enumerated H. the above, worth from rs
cents To S2j
Evans new Catalogue, which is sent free 10 all parts
ol the country, contains all The most pOuIar yuk al
the day and the newest publications. ali of winch ilI
Oe sod as low as can he obtained al other stores
Ageh's wanted IN every town III the Union Those |
ueS'rh2 80 10 act can obtain full particulars by adj.
dressing above. - ~
n; S-Geing largely interested in publishing books |
auu puyHg ir IN other publishers immense quaint.
es lor cash am enabled To make larger discounts To-
country Agents and Book Dealers than can he hnd NJ |
any OtAer house in the country
Any book published IN the United States the retail
P'ce u wh.' ""se dollar or upwards viii he promp.
" sent (iIit incnded on receipt of publ,hers nrcn
An ezra Book and Gift gwen To any person order
ing ten books TO be to one address
send for II Catalogue Address.
q. q. EVANS, Publisher,
hoN<J-5In 439 Chestnut street PhIada
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TIMDER-HAND

For 5 a e or r. x c h a n 9 e -.
l have One Hundred and Two Acres Of lumber
Land. on DuIarey Manor miles from town. which
Will sell or exchange for properly IN Smyrna.
June u. 1853. MARY PATTERSON
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COAgreSS.
Kent County Officers.

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD MARTIN w. BATES.
Representative: WM. q. WHITELY
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THE, SMYRNA TIM S
Is EDITED AND PUBLISHED

is EDITED AND PUBLISHED
BY ROBT. ID. ii OF FEC K Err.
This paper is issued weekly. at 81 so in advance or
$500 if MT paid within the year. .
Advertisements will be charged so cts per square for
sar,Ion-lweIve lines or less considered as square.
obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and in a cases be sent the ohce or publlea
ion.
Job Printing done with dispatch at the "Smyrna
Times" Office. upon very moderate charges.
&SF Judgment Bonds Notes, &c, Rep constantly on
hand and other Blanks printed to order punctualy
and correctly. - Il,
Persons IN want of Bills. Blanks or anything in the
Jobbing line will find 1t lU their interest 10 give us
call.
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
1. Subscribers who do give express notice to the
contrary are considered wishing 10 continue their
subscription.
g. If subscribers order the dsconiinuance of their
periodicals the Publisher aay continue 10 send Them
until all arrearages are pare.
s. If subscribers neglect refnse 10 take their pc
Yiodcals from the office TO Which they are directed
thew are held responsible till they have settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued.
a. nsul,scribers remove To Other places without IN
forming the publishers and the papers semi 10 the
former dlrecilon they are held responsible.
q The Courts have decide 4 that refusing TO take
neriodcals from the office, removing aud leaving
ihsm uncalled for, Is pfima iucIe evidence oi nen
IOna fraud.
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Nnl.anI-

SMYRNA Academy D Bass, A NJ. Mrs N Bass,
PrrceptOrs;
Pubic School, No 3-Isaac Pennewel;
" j-JOhn Cooper.
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New London Academy.
Ne~ LondOn, Chester Co, Pa,
Edward ID. Porter. PrincipaL

INHE Winter Session of this Institution will ran,
Il mence the First Monday IN November md cn,.
tInue live months. This is The Oldest AcaScmv IN ia
olhie ana one OF the first Classical Schools estsbpI
III ihls country The course OF instruction IS tor,uh
and practical, well calculated to prepare yJunr men,
Tor the active dnlles of life The long conneclIon az
The PrIncIpal with Delaware College and hls i,mli
dy wl'h lhe courses OF study pursued IN our readIns
colleges. enables HIM offer great lcllIIes to sIun,
wishing To prepare for admission TO advanced classes
In assuming the direction Of tins institution II viii h
The constant ann OF the PrncIPa aided by an efficient
corps oil Instructors TO maintain its long obsn,I
reputation as an Academy of the first clnss
, VI Terms moderate. For further ini1rmaiinn, ad
drehs as abUve ocr,I 81, 80
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Group, Whooping Cough, Ineuorz,

p,,. SPRl%GTIEL3 Miss Feb : lLtr
,oraI i; .L @ lih' VIII cheeruy certify vour p,
'oIal Is inc hesi remedy We possess for H. y'"i rec
WnOopihg cough, Group, and The cLr., o I '"f' ol
onli"Ieh we OF your fraternity in ,be Sn,I oi
people ill., y"tI medicine 10 our
| 4 ia ~ i-S'' monterey, la, wriles 3d Jan 1875
"du Tedious Influenza. which confined mn, 900
SIX weeks; nuk many medicines ,iI, 'e ~ Ho"s
~ W, "''u our Fecioral by the adv vice of our rl,~ ~
he h'S' dnse relieved the soreness in nv "'.
iais 'v'" man one hall The bottle nude III, Conn.,
retTy wen. your medicines are the ch,n,o, 'u |
w" d. '"e "es' we can bay, and we esiecn, ,on G "
VII anu y"u' remedies as the poor mans friend
Asthma, or Plbisic, and Bronchitis
c,y -, " EST MANCHESTER Pa Feb4 Is5s
Or honr cherry Pecl0ral is perfDrminn n,.,,ai,
cures III TINS section. 1t has relieved sryer 't.uS
alarming symptoms Of fcOnsumpii9u and - ,H ,i' iI'H
man who has abured under nm aer,inn ''"% 'uflg
iof 'he last fSriy years. HENRY L. PAKEs mer Ius'
@ a RAMSEY, NJ D, Albion Monroe Co Iowa v,,,.
sept ., 1888: During my Practice Of mann, ,ae
nave Ionnd nothing equal 10 your Cherry Pec3rs f.,
ring such as are curabe.' - 'u'
We might add volumes of evidence b,,,,o..
convincing prof of the virtues of this reusdr >.
found III Ills effects upon triaI
Consumption.
fr0bably no remtdV has ever boon H.
Mhich cured 50 many and such dangerous rn.c. 49,
0oihe no human aud can reach; but even 10 l.,o, r'
Cherry Fectoral affords relief aud {, ntort '"'
AsToR House., New York City. March ls.c
DocroR AVER Lowell: feel II a duly and ;, ,,Ie..
sure 10 INFORM you what your Cherry Pccioral IL. Io
lot my "lle She had been five months ah,rrg m,
der The dangerous symptoms of Consumnron ,n%
which ho ald We could procure gave her nucL reLa%
81 was steadily failing. until Dr. Strong of lh,s rr
"hefe we nave come Tor advice, recommended tr,9i
OF your medicine. We bless hls kindness as wa ~
your skill; for she has recovered from tbat J >Go
Is lo' YET as strong as she used be- but free r
her cough, and calls herself we'll Yonrs WIN gra
'uue "hu regard ORLANDO SHELBY OF Shelb,lIile
" ,Co"SnmitpeS do not despair Till you have Tried
oi the best medical chemists in the world on ~, ,..
AZ ~ around us hespeak the high merits OF It's virtues
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Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and in ai cases be sent 10 the ohce or publlca-
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Ladies' Dress Goods,

.t.e ever offered. The stock Is mostly Of their
own ImvrlaOn. having been selected personally by
one az the l,rn, IA the principal market Furupe at
such prices as will enable them 10 sell the rea-
souaillc terms.
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LO Ok He RE!

Why is it that such crowds of smiling happy people
are daily anu hourly leaving the door of the MecaL'
les StoIet 1t because they glad that ihey have
now got Store where they can get everything ilat
they can possibly want. either 10 eat dunk use or
wear. and al such aslOnishngIy Low Prices that lie
rush Is tremendous TO see the full and elegant assoT
ment OF all kinds of GOODS, of which they buy 0FsS'
Bargains and gJ on their way rejoicing.
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well 10
give us call as we have the largest best and cheap
est assortment ever offered in this county. The sOrA
of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, NO
tons, Boots. Shoes, Queensware, Cutlery, WhiPs9e"
is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store, West Con-
merce street, Smyrna. Del.
mar17 J. X. WILLIAMSON.
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.

The unequalled success that has attended the app-
cation of this Medicine in Coughs, Colds Asthma,
Bronchial Affection, Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
Incipient Consumption, has induced many physicians
of high standing 10 employ it in their practice, MANY
OF whom advise us of the fact undor their own sigma
ture
Wstar's BIlsam of Wild Cherry Recommended
by Physicians.
AUBURN, Sept 6, 1858.
). w. Fowle & CO.-Sirs most cheeriuIIv ado, nv
testimony i'll favor Ofthe Balsam We have used it in
our family IN Pulmonary affections Coughs and Colds
and e; TEEN it most valuable remedy and have re-
commended II in varIons complaints of this nature
with invariably happy results
w. B. LYNCH. NJ. D..
MANSFIELD Tioga Co., Pa, Aug 1853
Gentlemen: Having used in my practice the last
four years Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, with
great success most cheerfully recommend il to those
afflicted with obstinate Coughs Colds. Asthma, &c
ii. D. MARTIN, NJ. D.
CAPE VINCENT. N. Y July II, 1858.
Gentlemen: After using Dr. Wlstars Balsam for
long lime say from repeated observation that
regard il one of the best kind of Cough medicines
and take great pleasure III recommending it TO the
afflicted. W. H. WRBB, NJ D.
Brownsville, N. Y, July I8, 1858.
Gents: Having sold Wslar's for two years past and
having used the san myself with great success,
cheerluy recommend il to all who are suffering with
asthma or Consumption. A. A GIBBS
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE g. CO., Boston.
and for sale by J. p. lIOfft cker and r. Mansfield,
Smyrna; G. w. Spicer. LeIpsic; j. L. Hcvern Little
Creek Lending flames Cowgirl Il Sonand D F. Burton
Dover; Thomas Simpson. Camden; James Cock. FREE
derlca Jacob Y Fuulk and L. F. lIanmefsley Mil
ford; J. H. y w. L. VanGese Clark's Corner, and by
Dealers generally. [o21-lm
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AN Arkansas paper publishes thrilling mar
ra,lve of an Englishmans adventures in the
goId regions of Kansas. Mr.. Pope went to
Pixies Peak, aud he and his companions roa med
about all winter through the mountains and on
the head of the Platte. For twelve months
they had nothing TO eat but fresh meat, without
SAT- or pepper One night they found a cave,
into which they crawled. and found the bodies
OF SIX persons who had been frozen to DEATH
They found great quantities of gold, but had
scarcely any tools, and made but about twenty-
hVe dollars per month each. Mr.. Pope intends
TO return to the gold regions.
VERY able correspondent of the New York
Tribune proposes that The Opposition shall 90
into the next Presidential eontest, with can
dldate occupying Henry Clay's views upon
Slavery in the Territories.
BAyARD TAyLoR spent seven weeks in Cali
tornia, and delivered about two dezen lectures,
with clear profit, estimated by some of his
acqcaintaneos there, of about $1,000.
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VaIUablc Farm for Sale

sissttz TIE subscriber offers for sale FARM j.,
g.Sjiii hent county Delaware, containing about I95
stsIIu ACtES OF LAND, divided mo five enci"
sures. Said Farm IS well located IN rooI
neghborhood. and within a miles of SIN, rn EooG a~
about the same distance of the Sleamboat. bv %tirS
daily and lrweekiy communication may be had with
Philadelphia during the season. Tie line Of S,ag"s
from the Goat 10 Dover passes directly by the farm
There are also two good Landings within three milo.
Of the farm where Gram can be delivered and ,"o
&c, procured "''
The improvements consist in Dwelling House BarD
and Stables attached, Corn Cribs, Grauary. De-
new, in good order, well put up and OF god d,n,sn'
SONS a further description as deemed innerq.,,rr
as persons wishing 10 purchase dcaIrcd to view Ike
property.
Inc ! erms will be accommodating. ANY further
information can he obtained by calling on i;r1 NJ
CUMMINs' Esq, Smyrna, by calling on or addressing
the subscriber, near Wilmington, Del.
seP23 JAS. IL. HOFFECKER
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Important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi-
nation Of Ingredients in these Pills the result OF
long and extensive practice. They mild in their
Operation aud certain IN correcting all irregularities.
Painful MenstTuatTOns, removing all ObsructiOns,
whether from col otherwise headache, pain in the
side, aptition Of the heart, whites, all nervous a
iecons Mysteries. fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from Interru psn Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement mt Of era in the treatment
Of those irregularities and ObstrncLOns which have
consigned many thousands of tho young the beau
tlul and the beloved to Premature Grave. No fe.
male enjoy good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most effec,ual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fe.
males. To all classes they are invaluable, inducing
with certanty, periodical regularity. They are known
90 thousands, who have used them dleren periods
throughout the country having the sanction Of some
Of the most eminent Physicions America Explicit
directions, stating when and when they should not be
used. with each Box-the Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills. So
A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free Of the Agents.
Pills sent by mall promptly by enclosing price 10 the
General Agent. Sold by JAMES r. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna, and by Druggists generally.
X. B. HU FCHINGS, General Agent,
feblTly l6o Chambers ST., New York.
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DIED,

AT the residence of her sons, near Smvrna,
Del, on Sunday morning, October 10Th, Mrs.
MARY COOPER, in the 62i year of her age.
Words are inadequate to express the tribute
of respect due from her children TO so devot. d
and faithful mother. The patience with
which she bore her intense sufTerings, ard the
peace in which she died, bear testimony to the
efficiency of the blood of Christ. She trusted
IN Him. and He has taken her to Himself
May all her children be brought to embrace
the same saviour, that they may enjoy the same
peace in death, and be translated to the same
blissfuI abode in Heaven. VoLo.
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MARRlED,

On the 10Th inst, in Millngton. by Rev. T.
J. Quigley, CHAs. TILDEN and AMELIA OCrA.
VIA MASSEY, both of Kent CO., Md.
In Chester, on the 4th inst, by Rev. ]. Ruth,
WIN. ii. BURNETT, of Smyrna, Del, TO MARY
l.. DUTroN, of Chester, Pa.
In Dover, on the 8th inst, by Rev. Charles
Cooke, JosEPn Mcdaniel, Jr., to ANNIE Sites,
both of Dover.
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THE
Test Of 12 Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S

1t is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for
discovered.
CAUTION The value of this remedy depends
upon lis purity, and in order to customers
pure article, one of our firm TO newfoundland to
superintend the manufacture of our Oil ard we WAR
RANT 1T PURE. See that the label has the eagle and
mortar: and the signature the cork of each bottle
as there is great deal of cheap inferior oil pamed OIL
f'r genuine. TO the great injury of patients.
, Ask for llegeman, Clark & Co.'S, and take no
other as many have been cured with the genuine who
have used others without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint,
Grease Spots, etc. removed instantly; Gloves Silks.
Ribbons, etc. cleaned equal to new. without injury
the most delicate color or fabric, Nv i!EGEMAN X Cos
CONCENTRATED BENZINE, only 2j cents per bolIc.
HEIiEMAN * Co. Druggists, Isl, 399, 81 and 156
Broadway. New York. o6-3m