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Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

~ bHoSvrRs.-The abundant rains of the
~ dAyt have bcen most welcome to the
dspan. The season has been character
With 40 unusual drought, and vegetation
slsdei tho rains which have fallen 80
spnaly. IL The month Of March but little
n 'eAa ~ inch Of rain fell, against over six
m y Aaxeh, 1859. in addition to which
~ tFy visds whish pressiled for most Of
ssth had ths affect Of sxhaussing tho
T. n ~ ssssh, ~ that she ersps and
4ese nsess hscAvsrd Is the begiusinlI
- - nxn5 years previously.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

TIE second Of April is rent day 10 Lancaster
county, and the farmers congregaie in the
town of Lancaster, to adjust principles and in
tsrests. A number Of New York pickpockets,
hearing Of thin custom, visited the town, and
succeeded in picking pockets 10 the amount
80 says reporl--of $40 900. One of them was
arrested, and suggestions Of ynching made.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
wv A N ~ ED.

A situation as a TEACHER, by a gentleman
who has had several years experience in teach
ing the higher and lever branches constituting
good English Education. Can produce un-
questionable recommendations in regard to lite
rary qualifications and moral character, fine
cessary. Salary depends upon circumstances.
Address sTeacher," Times Office, Smyrna, Def'
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 as /;
Red, 81 80; yellow Corn 20 cts.,-white, 6s;
Rye, rs; and Oats, 40cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 40 cts. per bushel. Butter, 81 Cts
per Id. Eggs, IL cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are !:
For White wheat, ST. 65; Red, ST. AZ; Ry
SO cts; Corn, IA and Oats, 45 cents per BUSH
ell
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

TIrE bill to abolish the death. penalty ID tho
New York Legislature, has been modified, so as
10 retain II, but postpones execution for one
year, and until the Governor issues his warrant.
That's something gained over the le1 aiioais.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

TnE last Liverpool and Manchester circulars
an1ounce that French silk goods are now adj
mitted into England free Of oil duty, and it is
presumed that no duties will be exacted upon
silk goods from other countries.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

DURING thunderstorm Sunday ay'ufteruoon, "a
fishing boat on the river Delaware, above Ches-
ter, was struck by lightning, and one of The
crew, named George Gray, was knocked over
board. He resided somewhere inthe Eleventh
Ward. His body was not recovered.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

DRINKEEo establishments In Charleston are
not permitted to keep open on Sundays. This
is interesting 10 politicians just now.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

REJEcTINo THE NEoRo-The Newark Me-
ihodist Episcopal conference, on Friday, by a
unanimous vote, rejected the Erie and Cincin-
natl conference resolutions on Slavery, and
those Of the Providence conference by vote
Of 08 TO A.
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Al TEAeWER.

A TEACHER, with several years experience,
desires employment. Satisfactory testimonials
as 10 character aud competency, Will bet given.
Address r.. p, Smyrna, Del, giving particulars.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
New Advertisements.
Registers Notice.
KENr COUNTY. March 81,

KENT COUNTY, March 25th, 1860.
Upon the application Of Isaac M. Berry and Willis
Turner, Executors Of William Berry, late of Duck
Creek Hundred in said County deceased il is ordered
and directed by the Register that the said Executes.
give notice Of the granting Of Letters Testamentarv
upon the esaIe of the said deceased by causing adye
tsemenis TO be posted within forty days from he date
such Letters, in SIX Of the public places of tas
county OF Kent, requiring all persons having demand.
against The estate to present the same abide by an
act OF assembly in such case made and provided And
asc cause the same to be inserted in the Smyrna Times
newspaper published in Smyrna, and conlinl ed
therein six weeks.
,NAsss< Given under the hand and seal ofoA;ca
,HgT9E- ofthe Register aforesaid, at Dover Ken,
:ESNN SS County Aforesaid, the day and year above
>3SysENkVS written.
%SseG.S< D. C. GOODWIN,
wv" ,.o,, Register.
The undersigned Executors, named above hereby
give notice. that Letters TIsamenIary wero granted
70 them ON The i2Ih day Of March, 1860 all persons
The efore having demands against The deceased estate
NIL present The same properly altesied on or before
the 18th day Of March, 1861, or abide by law in This
behalf ISAAC M 'gERRV "-
ap 3-6w WILLIAM TURNER.
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TO RENT

Aconvenient DWELLING HOUSE on Com
merce st., above Main. Apply to
apl2 II. r. PARSONS.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
For Sale.

80 Bushels ofstrictly prime SWEET POTA-
Toes, suitable for Planting Roots, which he
will sell very low. Apply TO
JOHN H. BEWLEY,
ap IL Smyrna, Del.
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sMYDNAs lplEM,
RIL l2,l860.

,gr sYfME 81 ia Paslished Euery Thursday. By
s,r D. llorFEeKsa. Eaito, and Proprietor. at tiss
rsasaacs ffait, Smyrna, Del
,,ys-~susscaIsrios. Oae year .ssl so in adpanes,
.ssto II not pad ill end Of the gear. No paper
ssss, aasi raiI aH arrears are Paid--onlylai he
.I;,s If he Pa5lshsr.a
-For essr square Of ls lines. or less first
;.,sa. 50 eis; eacA subsequent insertion s5 cts.-
l;sra arraage aeais aade. oiit yearly and half
,ssls advertisers-
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
LOOK
LOOK!
READ!
REMEMBER !
Mary A. Deakyne

Mary A. Deakyne
Has just returned from Philadelphia, ard is now
receiving and offers for sale her large assort-
ment of
Spring &c Summer Millinery,
SUCH AS
SILK BoNNETs,
GRAPE BoNNETs,
FINE STRAW BoNHETs,
CoLD STRAW BoNNETs,
SHAKERS, FLATS,
BOYS HATS,
with large stock of French RIBBONS, in
every variety Black Lace Wells, &c.
The above, in style and quality. cannot be
surpassed, and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Please call and examine her stock
before purchasing esewhere-no charge for
showing, and every effort shall be made to give
entire satisfaction.
apl2 MARY A. DEAKYNE.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
FOR SALE.

A lot Of secondhand DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES.
SASH, I pair good CELLAR DOORS
and Frame, piece of old COUNTER, &c.
Inquireof JACOB RAYMOND.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12

or Die New Adyertisem er's.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
sTEREOsCOPIC EMPORIUM.


e. ANTHONY,
3OS Broadway, New York.
A/ler Nay LIST, 1860, at501 BROAD
WAY, t~o doors rom the st. Mich
oios Hotel
The Stereoscope the isstruetivs, isisrssfiaE,
entertaining, amnsiaS and s1citsg Of modern inven.
tons. None too yoang none TOP DID, too is-
tsigeRt HRedHc4ted to acknowledge its worth
and beauty No home is complete without it, and it
must and will penetrate srsryUAare. 1t presents to
your view every part Of the world, in all the relief Bold
sess, persp setire, and sharpness Of deta a. II you
plorng Europe Asia, Africa, America, in search Of the
grand and the beautiful and Ae resstts u tAsir ssif!
are eessfa.tly ssrieAisg s.r :tsek We have an I'm
England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Belgium,
Holland, Switzerland, Spain, The Rhine. Versailles, St.
Cloud, Fontanebeau, Tuilleres Italy, Turkey, Egypt,
Athens, the Holy Land China, India, Crystal Palace,
also groups historical ammasng, marriage scenes
Of ~ psasss
Churches, and Cath.rals Of France 1talp. &C., &c.
The elect Of these illuminated vewsis west
have In his drawingro0m Of eQuiste views
glass, with revolving stcreoscope showing 49, 49, 50
one can oer no greater treat to friend fon
turesque and the beautiful.
AntAonys Isstan,aneoss stereoscope Views are the
latest Photographic wonder They are taken in the
tietA part Of second, and everything matter how
rapidly it may be moving. is depicted sharply and
distinctly if had perfectly This gives
adds the charm Of life and notion The
il . discovery Of our own, and being unknown in Eu-
rope Give from London and Paris large orders
Anthony's instantaneous Views Of American life and
scenery. Among other things have just published
Stereoscopc Illustrations Of the Scene Of the FULTON
STREET PRAYER MEETING, in which many hearts feel
an interest The particulars Of this will be found In
catalogue.
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be forwarded
to any address receipt of stamp. Parties at dis
lance sending 80, 5, 10, IS, 20, s25 have
good instrument and such picture. they request
sent by Express Views alone, without instrument)
be sent by mail Parties who wish be advised Of
really valuable in the line that out,
keep them posted at expense.
Men Of leisure will find Photography most fAscnat-
ing and delightful amusement We prepared to fit
out amateurs with everything necessary their sue
cess together with instructions GLOW to take Stereo-
scopic Pictures" ANTHONY
Importer and Manufacturer OF Photographic Marte
rials, Stereoscopes and stereoscopic Views.
IL 7 Merchants from every section Of the country are
respectfully invited to make examination Of our
stock, as our discount to the trade will be liberal.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES class stereo scopic
Negatives wanted. Send by mail print unmounted,
with price Of Negative.
lCut this out for future reference. no7m4
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TO HOUSEk EEPERS.
q OMETHING NEw-R T. Rabbits BEST
- MEDICINAL SALERATuS
Il manufactured from common SALT and
Is prepared entirely different from other 4, .
Ill Salvratus. All the deetcrio matter eN- 0.4
tracted In such n manner As to produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds Of Cake. with
out containing particle Of Saleratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
nm ducing wholesome results. Every particle ~
III of Saleratus 10 turned to gas, and passes OU
through the bread and hsc nit while baking,
consequently nothing remains but common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive by the taste OF this Saleratus, that
M il is entirely different from other Saleratus &c
liz 1t Is packed In one pound papers. each DC
wrapper branded, ~. T. Babbitt - Rest Med
icinal Salcratus;n also. picture, twisted loaf
Of bread, with glass Of ctTsrvescing water
on the top. when you purchase one paper
-o you should preserve the wrapper, and he -
- particular to get the next exactly like the ~
hrst-braud as above.
Full directions for making IL, al with this
saieratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar.
viii accompany each package; also, diree"
- tions for making all kinds Of Pastry; .'so, -.
~ for making Soda Water and scidiitz Powders,
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with n. 7. NAN.
BITT'SfIfRE CONCENTRATED Potash
Warranted double The strength ofordinnry
v Potash; put up In cans-1 h., lbs. lbs, 4
a. ia and ~ iba.-~with full directions for u
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will fnd thr the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured and Tor sale by
d. 7. BARB1TT.
- 81, sc. t-, 20, - ~ Washington st..
=" New YoRk,
aud No. Is India ST., Boston.
nxii:vii: ~
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REV. l.. L. LANGSTROTH'S
Movable Comb Hive!
Patented Ocfaher Z. 1872.

COMB REMoyEp.-Each comb in this hive is at
tached to separate movable frame. may he ali taken
out in few minutes. ~i;lca' Cutting inurng them
in the lea (. or a. all earSslus TIE sxx>-
STOCKS sn--Ry this Advancement
Them to combs. honey. ssrns hoods taken from
strong ones and quesniess Colonies saved from
ruin: by giving the mean. sf ShsAin another queen
Apay by the control Of the combs be kept strong
in numbers and in possession Of . fertile QUEEN the
'asass' me bee msss may Re ssc.u.y prevented
that anything is the matter with the hive can open
it, and BY actual examination Of its combs ascertain,
few minutes, its true condition and thus apply intel.
rgenty the remedies which it needs.
NEW COLONIES.-New colonies may be formed in
less time than is usually required for hiving natural
s"arms; or the hives may be managed on the common
s~armng plan, or enlarged without any alteration Of
existing parts SO as to afford ample accommodation for
a non-sw arming stock
DRONES AND QUEENs.-By very ,;mnle ARRANGE
ment the queen may be confined her hive while the
workers have their liberty, that the bees may be Ie
at any me without the least risk Of their swsrmins in
the absence OF Inc bee keeper The drones when in ful
ght mas by the same device, be excluded from the
hive and destroyed.
SURPLUS HONEY.-The surplus honey NAV be stor.
ed in an upper box, in frames secured to admit
OF safe transportation, Of which may tax en-
out and disposed Of; il preferred, may he stored
IN small boxes or glasses IN convenient beautiful and
saieable form.
TRANSFER rOLONIEs.-Colonie. may be safely
transferred from any other hive this ali seasons OF
the year. as their Combs with all their contents can be
removed with them. and easily fastened to the frame.
ana this operation is skifuy performed In the gath
erng season, the colony. in few hours vii! work AZ
vigorously in the new they did in the old hive.
NO BEES kILLED.-If the combs Of the bee hiy
can he easily removed and with safety the bee
and the operator, then every enlightened bee Keeper
will admit that complete revolution must eventually
he effected in the management Of bees.
WELL-TES fED.-Tbis hive has been in use for a
sufficient length ofimc to test its value, and IL
~ some OF the largest bee keepers. 1t be made
simple. cheap. and durable form, may be
ed with glass on all sides.
PRICE OF RIGHrS.-An indi viduai or farm riyht
n Tass. q
right entities the purchaser his own prem
ses, and not othor~se, numher Of hives. Ministers
Of the Gospel are -mted TO the hive without any
charge. Those purchasing individual nights hereby
informed that The inventor has expressly secured
them the .a; - any improvements which he may
hereafter patent. E-hsEt ATTY further charse-
Applications fer Individual -i-h-s IA Ce-.Ar County
address c. q. Mcneil ftptoHof whom sample hives
can tie had. will tase bees for -xaE Il asa.ged. Tao
patent will not take Of the tees ba. x help you
\. B.-L. L. LASosrRorH's third edition. for sale by
March LIST, lr6,- c. G. MCNEIL.
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BIackssssi(h5n

'hE rafsnrit~f II ~ hand A. hi, aid ....f
ready 70 ~ al! kthis ,f Eisex.Hla.l.y t. u.
neathess and dispatch. Having ,sheI.f.a u
~ - mol flCh enough ~ lose r. ~ bansr.1 a.f
aLr yearly ~ bad Gebia. he viii not ,fast AM On.
hh"d that they xcsr call and s.,,l. ~
n,, 90, ,-. >. f. DAaIEi@.
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sabbath nek1oi B<s1ks Published ~ this
Hssust.

-. asi.f.s1sfy e.s ssssg ~s<hSsl Music Book, No.
4 tQnssA.a 81 paS., 49, Aynas5 Prize each,
g4.a., scr sgs4sseS- To AEnlys-sxsy and Sunday
srg,.Ii ~ Evps ~ ~ t4l.. aud hymns;
tre.y. seastx eaa. e%a. T~s AgfSrss. The Annrer
sasy s,4 s,ts4s 1sHspa kstts Etass ~. D. contains
u ty4..t ss1t 4, pro. s.At e&et Gsi yer E9nd
80 L.. frrosssy ss r. IT'D srss~ Esss bcsk. No,
= 1vv ..at.s tAsfftas ~ t.s.ss si&s ~ @as pres
.,.zs e.,-i. SpE- Sss sEssSs.s- IT, AAnBS.ssssy
.t s,.t, ,s - sr.t ssvs, ssas.s.1.as Sos. sssd
VISA aeft5Yss 1.ss Gyk1S@1s - sassss AID
81, ur t.r.es ..ii-a 's'a err. pr tstfs.a, II.
ssr,s, 1.nl. At.a. Gsgys So. j 44a ~. ! epH
..ss4 n .slt ~ saFss 5y"s trsHs ey ssE.xas
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90 .,, s.f air sti - -ses<ss4 k.aa ss:A~
.s,.r " t,siIas a,, ~ .sitr I~' ~ e.t.t ss-s sas
~ nsa,sast ,ss.sv' +rS %ssfs ssAS sargsssS VIVA
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to-
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WM. -. DIlDNENn

'"' Just received new supply II Stoves,
.sass scyihes, Hay X ,kcs Il Y.,t.. s.,.,,,
Trades, Corn Piows, and all farming ,o,I, =,
'he BEST quality. which he h determined T., go,
"'p''ce. 10 sui. the time.. Also, .g.n, n, II,
'nfm'cks hfArERA MOWER. Henma,.. 49,,
sn' Tor GRADING Reapcr eic.l..-s n.,.rI,,|
tnl thug ,aiaad -.- t.,,.,
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap a.
can be purchased anywhere in the city for cAsu.
Our motto Is "Quick Sales and Small prutit-."
Any order from the country will he promptly
attended to; much so as if the purchaser va.
present.
Mr. Hoch having en- sed in the Lumber
business for the last nine years IL thi. Civ fat
tiers himself that he will he able - render com
piete satisfaction 10 customers. Give !. = :
before purchasing elsea here.
Auscatine, Iowa, Apri! ist isg0.
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
333 Broad way, New York.
])ublisber Of nlnsie, nlusie Books
AND DEALER IN

AND
Pianos, .Nesodeons, 7terandre Organs Organ feeor-
deoas, Martin celebrated md other (;nnays Pin.
Inns. FiottHeeAos, 7eeordeons, Fiatinas, Fiutrs
F5es. CtarioHetts, 7rian1ies, Tuning Fork, Pane.
and Hamme,s, tiot,n Bons, best Italian Strings
Brass Isstyanents, for bands, Piano Sfoots, and
Corers, and all kinds of Musical Ins,ruments.
a SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish.
ers IN the L. Bertini's, Huntin' = and
~ Modern school, and all kinds Of ipstruc.
non tooss for the abose Instruments Church Music
B,yo.s Music elegantly bound Music Paper, and all
kinds Of Music NerfhsDdise. at the LOWEST RATES,
sEY pIAsDr, al SIS, $50, sl25, s2JO and up to
s-D0 Second Hand Pianos from SIS up to slG0 New
H.apa.on. -. ~, 475, no, and up TO $500; Sec
sg,a Hand HeS1ssyBs from 81 10 20 Alexandra Or
g4., With Eve sops 100 nine stops l-5 and rs, thr-
:sn sGops ~, III aEt 80 fifteen stops 80 and 3,5
AZ, s1c,. Ogyxs IEggfdtDns-a new instrument ust
.sl-p.-.c-ySies ~ AID ,, dollars. literal discount
10 G.rg, ceIs Ihgfs bss s~sA1h Schools, seEa.Rsrs.
az T.seses- 7ns f,afs supplied al the usual trad.
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1860. Summer Arrangenent hts. 1860.
4M 1 L. - % -
nhississippi and Missouri r. r.
rG aud after Monday, April 9th, 1860, and
sBtit farther nstlae, trains will leave Dav-
PIT, tor hise a,iAs lava city, and Columbus City
fsshdsys tsstdshJ as follows:
lei Esptsss train Al 100 A. n.
Ttsiss leave io.a City Is follows:
IL, Express Train at 2.45 p. NJ
Mail train ieave Washington at LOO p NJ,
Leave Wilton Junction, for Muscatine:
Let Mail train at 3:l0A. NJ
Sd Express Train at SCOOP NJ
Leave Musoa,ine for Junction:
lst Mail train at 500 4. NJ
| I'd Express train at 4:OOP NJ,
Leave Junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train 1t 9:l0 A. NJ
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago .. s.35
! A. NJ. and s.35 p. N.
I Passengers going west make direct connee tic ms
with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all points
west.
] The morning train going cast connects, at CHI
! cAGo Jc.cTios, with the Michigan Southern af
ternGon train; passengers thereby save oil delay
Connections made at Muscatine with the re gular
packets for Burlington. Keokuk, 81. Louis, dc.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island " it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
X. L. trains, for all points east, s,uth and noah.
Also With tLe Galena. DnhaGa" and ST Ps.i pack
e.s al Davenport.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their Luggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars
April Isl, lsso. IF. TRACY, sup't
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r Il n A /. E.

LARGE NUMBER OF desirable LOIS three
Dwelling Houses, and . span of Horses.
Enquire Of H. STARR.
Tipton, March &c, H.
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

A LII THOSE in want Of either of the above
"A can be accommodated by calling on the I'M
dersigned at the Forest Mills, date Parks 4 Full
wider's) where it can be had on short notice; and
those from distance may depend on getting
their grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri.
days.
Flour, Corn Meal, and feed Of all kinds, on hand
or furnished to order.
June 18th, 1859. j.. ". SHEARER.
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Mp DOMINION Coffee and Tea Pots. Mac.
~ iatrnt minute Ice Cream Freezs,s: Ar,h'
VIZ 'atenf seif-Ssa!ingFruit Jars at mannrss
thr'rs rri"rrio "l"s" on, i ronSiouue,, ~
JAS NlEE
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EnGkn1ss P1ssnt sagsf C.bs cfsshsr which .a.,.ts
ssis eands Afsssfy farmer,
ir sst ~ fAs 80 .FIr
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PLASTERlNG.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering. and all other kinds Of Mason
Work, the coming season. One of them will al
ways be found at the New Court House.
EDWARD GOLDEN,
linton. Jan. 30, SO. (5yl THOMAS golden.
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New and Popular vooal Nuaic.

ok IND WORDS The Ansels tod Ne o. - s3svs
Of Rosai-i." w IDS q the IVES. " .-Cire hsek
my Mountain Home" -fheurAss O. 6cd." IN siA
thee still, Wake Lady. Ne" Is leaving ihss
sorrow. Annie, Ever 81 1ses." 49, .-OaA Nassss
cents each.
Nov and Popular lastr1anoosal.--P aisee
Garden Polka Nigpette Empire o. ReieAes Qusd
rifles new dance. price - cents easA .Pccolson
Polka swinging schotliseh. Thomas Bah e scAs
.lsch, ali with viynetses .Neu HherniAn ousArIIs'
s. cents each. "Chnoire walts - spanvile Massf
ka.".Aratian War Cry March, s.ResAing PeIks:
very last orso yisn. Weinos Polka. and Atnifa Pm
Naxurka: price Is cts each. HORACE WAYKls,
May -, 1852 No. ~ Brosdusy. New T~s.
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HENRY RUHRRQ'P.

JEWELER. WILTON. Mus
w catine Co., Iowa. Watches, Clocks and
J welry carefully repaired and warranted. 10 II
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I.bf sAit'~ai Mare, Bnggy and Harness
m bare #rHDs Wagon ! cutter.
~ - JAMES NitE,
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}. II. COVER, BROTHERS 4 Co..
= , BAN ERS,
d EA l. Frs IN EXCHANc -

AND
LAND AGENTS.
Corner Of Clinton and Washington s.,..,.
v3lyS Iowa C1,u i.'ns
IF lou want first class Ambrotyne
or Mileneotype Of yourself or friends
call at i. Is. SIMMoND's Sky Lirh,
Gallery.
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CROCkERY
g. ASSN ARE.
Geo. w. DillaSsay T. Bro,
l2l MAIN STREET, l2l
IMPORTERS Of Crockery and Glassware, and
l. deslers in
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Grandolenes, Solar and Kerosene Lamps
Richly decorated, guided and plain white
CHINA,
In great variety: Fine double silver plated
goods; beautiful Bohemian cut Glass
ware; fine China Vases Colognes;
"|' Toy and Tea-Setts; splendid oval
Mirrors: fine ivory and common ia
BILE cutlery plated and britannia
Casters, and the largest stock of
WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Common crockary and Glassware. at
wholesale and retail to he found in the
State. s.s- ..t .n..
Merchants are particularly requested to give us
call before going East. Us we import our crock
cry direct from the potteries Of Europe. which
enables to sell to the trade at a small advance,
and as low rs they can purchase East, with the
freights added saving them time and breakage.
Es,-The best quality of Kerosene Oil,-sI
Of a light color, constantly on hand.
81. GEO. w. DlLLAWAY Il BRO,
weeds Block l2l Main street.
Dec l. 1883 MUsCATINE, Iowa.