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Boots and Shoes.
WOrCeNter's
1855 Pages. Oro- 1O1NAh I,

krtvi ieSSlhonals ca are from nj,
- wore complete and eyact ,ba
Camt.: " "he"eli, d. D. Mgsre- !r ~ i's prodeces.
! Sciences. u History OF Tho I,,,'.tee'
] Will ne i,s,I' io'' ",afkah.e work of vb,oL
Egilsh language N ,.s or winch all who slG ,Is
''1ie ald 'o be graceful 70 .on 10 resi- vour
! ''o' Charles Dickens
dinal po li>-vncttt .l'h then is that in oII,s
eYmoioGy and defnIil,n- a idPhy prOnunC iation
n.,, oi VI 10 "ebster's, We5.Ie,; Dictionary is
Pects 10 those winch nre,,I 'tf was IN mo,i "a.
we have no t:,uhI 49, F'V'ctoed hs own I.t.s' res
Worcester, Lus 'I Gh'iI ahoiier besInn,'s' ana
INN, - a, IN n"S itH ut. shah lnaAa SIihg where
~ ' y " III oP, so Tar as any e., slrIde beyond
ihe nrn, o,"szed authority for Ih Oan be, the
CONFUSE Ihs T "no the meaning Of ,,a..ioerapi',
III ~ 'ie EbgIsb language 80 - words Which
'i1 ~ IN Christian ReyIrw t1r 7. Marsh,
best as we'll oH ',Isa vs. complete and practical
hnow."-James Bo<woIih - rngHsh Dictionary tbat
C"NeFSlty Ol Oxford N'' FFo1. AngloSa,op
L. 49, President oi Hary,r,,ii ,isiaee. C. e.
in orrhngronGS S""l Dictionary in alnos, o,,..
superior TO mr., y; L'~'ur 'aIlon and a apsPecI
~ ~ a.! oi lis predecessors iioHs-as
'''' oi Ir'nEy College "ood-
tongue :" liz monument yet reared ,o -
'' 'ion William C. R,ss, Of I%si0in 70 o%r mother
pst an'I e nH eHHainRed your uirticn,r, ,;,l
GnJ d'T IL believe ~'h fairness and ,nlp WIN deep inter-
come %%r un%r me n" hrras work KIND N.Y. and md
J., President Of ST. -Rev F. Coyseman, mas
ng and prnai. l|llnl and roiabIe guide TO
m II. "ms yorn5aisfyp 'fa3 'ps sdG
D. President OF the Gn1ers'I G"r,"ms ~ B. LrnJslsya D.
Drl and cr,caI monument M of profound arni"a
words @ 'sa, h M %rn on N e a.e a.e'ag agd patient
ems OF Dickinson toiIegc u Collins. ID d. Preri
ned icnyhct h,T0Iay should have H. and evcrv ,nob,
;. kIchvck, Sum n, - So' 'o"rso' procure u"-It,n ~
oi SS,noois of Penn.vIyauIa ''" H.
SOL" soLo BY Al U1okSElIrRs
nctl2 I'm 3,'r " f'h d iILESTON
= :, I@i Washington street, Ro.,nn
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

I0u"g democracy of this town turned
Out on tuesday evening last with torcblgb,s
transparencies, &C., accompanied BY the S.x
nor" band' and after parading through the
principal streets, halted in front of The Odd
fello"s' Hall, where they were addressed bv
Two OF their number, Henry ]. Savage and
Adam s. Fowler.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

REPUBLICAN MEETINa.-The first nubI;o
meeting ever held by the Republicans in mi.
hundred came off on Saturday evening Ia ;,
In front of Foxwell's Hotel. The .unourco'
ment that N. d. Smithers would addre.s rho
meeting drew together large crowd. Of bo,b
friends and opponents, as we'll as MANY oo,ha
renee to hear the doctrines of the par,v 90,
'Of'h Oy one of their abest champions Al the
appointed time the speaker was iutroducod -
me audience by Mr.. Timothy C. Palms,orv :
mr. 0mlthers stepped forth, and for an bor-
ana half spoke in his usual esrnes, and of
IectIVe manner, the main point OF W hicb seemed
10 Oe 10 establish the identity of the RenulI;
can with the old Wing Party, in suDoor, ofi
winch be quoted the resolutions passed ~ n.
Deiaware Legislature in 1919. '37 IA ~
&C., expressing sentiments similar ,o ,ho
10" held by the Republican PARTY. Tho
smyrna Band was out and PLAYED the M.,.o
I"lse and other stirring tunes. A numbo,
were present from Dover, Leipsic and o,bo,
places. 0'''ei
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

=, : az 'rlal OF the negro boy John Cannon, for
c.' sn1 attempted rape and murder of Miss Grjc
n'n' came Oft on Wednesday last, at Gsorre
be hung. "'e"0ed TO
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

GnEAr preparations ere being made at BOs-
ton Tor the reception of Baron Renfrew. From
tnat place he will proceed 10 Portland, where
ne will embark for Europe under escort of =,
British squadron, which was signalled off po,,
land Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

HE communication of L" Life and Death. >,
10 reference to the site of the cemetery, com.
ing anonymously, of course could not ppear in
our columns.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

az ram storm which visited Rs on Sunday v
A. a'so@ed' further north, different aspect.
louisville, Pa. snow fell and covered the
Re- VAC % the depth ofsbout haitian ZACH. A,
s'smp'on' N. Y. tbs depth was nearly
~ 'heaes' and al Mauch Chunk, 10 Carbon
'''a'y, about two inches.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

MR. N. T. UEDERwooD, in addition 10 the
three others nominated on the "straight ONT,
Union ticket from this Hundred, has declined
the nomination. We understand several in,
me lower part Of the county have aIso declined
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

w. d. WHARroN, printer. of Wilmington.
formerly publisher of the " PrOtectionist" a,
Dover, was run over and killed by the cars.
near Norristown. few days ago.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

ts~l If you want Fence Board 20 TO
James E.Black's Lumber Yard.
where you will find very choice lot of II f.
IL IT, l6 #. and Is it. lengths, together with
large assortment of all kinds of Lumber, a,
very fair prices.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

LIZ one of the TOW nships in Bradford county.
Pa, there was one Buchansn man and ose
Fillmore man in 1856. At the late election.
they fused and the vote slood--Curlsin 200.
Foster 2.
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l. O S Il

A STEEL PORT NOMINATE
with small som of money. Tho finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving il at the
Counting House of E. WILMER.
Oct. 10. go.
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L OS Y.

On Friday, the 9th inst, in Smyrna, a Small
bUNCH oF KEYS. Any one finding and
sending The same ts Spruance g. Megosr,s
Tore VIII receive the thanks Of the subscriber.
SARAH r. CASPERsON
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TERMS Three dollars per annum in ,d
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TERMS FOR CLITBS.
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Ten copies, on 00
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inls paper Is electrotyped, and back num.
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Publisher for the Proprietors.
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Enables The publisher to announce ,b,t w;,t
1he commencement ofthe Second Volnmo "i.' -
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Lists OF Petit Jurors for October Term Of
the Superior Court and Court Of General Ses.
sion Of the Peace, 1860:
Duck Creek Hundred-Wiliam Bower. of
Jas Jas. r. Black, Sewell Green, Ayres n
0toeklsy, Horace Spruance, WIN. b. J1mp.
>, Little Creek-Edward Pleasonton. Benz. F
Huriock, John w. Flnnemore.
-, Devor-lsaac s. Pratt, John ]. VosbelI
Thomas NJ. Hutchns, ephen M. Cats. Robt
b. Wright, David Marvel, Jr. -''''
3 MurderkIll-Willlam Carrow ST., Robt. H.
Stevenson. Abner Dill, Thos. Fl. McIlvaine
VIM. II. Graham, VIM. B. Stubs, Ezekiel G.
Frazer. --'N'0i "
M'spilllon -Outen Anderson, Jas. J. Wood
John W. Reed, VIM. NJ. Harrington.
Mlliord-John t. Meredith, Jas X. Melvin
Mark A. Green, Perry p. Richards.
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vo5 HANlrf FAIR is issued regularly every
W eunesdey, and is for sale by all Newsmeny
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THE "TIHES'' is published Euerv Tzurs5ov B,
9oBr. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and ProDrieter a, ~
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, DEL
N"N9-SuSscRIPTIoN-One year. 81 so in aduance.
~ SSOo y not paid I'LL end Of the year. No papsr
discontinued E"ta all arrears are paid-Onlylat The
option Of the Publisher.
eOery square of 10 lines or less frs,
t"sef"o"' 'O cts; each subsequent insertion 25
i'Oerd' arrangements made .Otth yearlyl and half
yearly advertisers ''49
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WOrcester's Dictionary.

ny reference to the publishers advertisement
lh another column, il will he seen ,h., ~;
ssea' work has already Ipassed to q twenty
"''n EDITION. II is but a little more than 81,
"o"'ns since 1t was published, and the sale NJ
'"en'y-hVe thousand copies of so larpe a work
:" '"at period is almost unexampled in the
"lS'Ory OF bOOkselling. The great excellence
Vi 'ne work Is the cause of its success. Ets
'Aet''s nave been recognized and eulogised bv
SUCH wide variety of able minds. that it seems
ueeoless TO give any additional Testimony tn
sAcehehce so generally admitted. We arc
giad TO see that while it can stand the most OK.
a0'ing tests OF scholars, and has been endorsed
oy phIlologists whose opinions are antboriiios
the day. u
Inc QuartO Dictionary of DR.. Worcester is
IecelVlng very decided commendation from the
E"gnsh press. The following is an extr.c,
from late number Of the London Critic.
Inc absence of crotchets, fancies. dogmss
anu nonsense is not the least reeommands,;on |
oL 'his dictionary. The genealogical portion
s"ows stupendous Industry and research onJ
we W; leel sure that Dean French could not now
WIN %lan Jus.lGe repeat what he once, to the dis.
pGnEI ;uGi Of Eng lSh lexcOgraphy, affirmed, that
iS'cnaiuson - dictionary is the only English one
,n;U - wnic" etymology assumes the dignity ofa
Inc mere cutting of the leaves isa
idy 8 WORK, and 1t is only by selecting boro
"oru ana there word that we can booo -
yet through the huge volume at alI with ,pIcb "
aOor ana travail. We can only saw thai mon
COMPARISON with those OF Richa rdson snd VIZ W."
ter' Worcester's definitions do not at cIi snF
e. we can easily believe that DIR. Wo,ces. :
81 las ne says expects no adequate pecuniarv
for his gigantic undertaking for .
70 u,hcuIt to imagine sum which conld sdo, >
ua'ely compensate the man who has prodncod i
ie compietes' and the chea pest English dc u
0nary which the world has yet seen WV y
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Kent County Court.

Special Jurors for the Court of Over ape
IFrmlner' for Kent county, October term
1860:
Duck Creek-JOhn H. Cats, James P. HoE
fecker, Bayman Deakyne.
Little Creek-Gso. e. Simpson, John Moore.
Dover-John M. Foreakers, Peter Wilson.
Jacob Richards, VIM. Webb. '"'
MurdGTklll-Henry Harrington, Ezekiel C.
NooPer' Whitley W. Meredith, John w. Shaw.
MIspilllon--E Ebenezer Hughes, Thomas H
Jester, Charles Warren.
Mniord- Wm. B. Gray, Beniah w. Trnit,
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Special Notices.
' 4ANIEY FAIR

.,hioh ine very marked and fattering success
which has thus far attended the nubI,ca,ion 's
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''OT'ns Ing Testimonials are fran,
sor. %ore coImpIete'and exact than o,,C..
Cambrg. "h%Me D. D. Muster a! r, o. ~ Prodeces,
Soreness 0 u History OF lbe I,tD'tee'
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F,,@,'"s Jasy proud aad lor wb,ct Nhira America
name and GldIgGage "' long Lu, a no sndy The
1ii' ~ De graceful % you. 70 Fesrec your
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THE ELECTION OF LINCOLN.
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6perial Notices.

Grand Republican Jubilee.
STUYvESANT INSTITUTE IN A BLAZE.
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION cordially
invite the Republicans of this city for conference and
eoprrstulston THURSDAY EVENING, November g. at u
ocoel Suy Institute No $50 Broadway The follow
friends OF the have been invited be
and address the meeting:
Hon Horace Greeley, VIM c. Bryant,
Hon y. A COnkling Hiram Barney.
Hon James A. Briggs, Janes Fairman,
Amor J.. Nilismton, John KeyseT,
Theodore 1hon, Wm. h. Dodge,
Augustus 4. Dow, Hon. Geo. Folsom,
y b. Chittenden, Hon. VIM. Wall,
Hon Wm Curtis Hoyet Hon. II. b. Van Buren,
Hon. ADrAm Wakemsn. Stewart L. Moodford
CHARLES T. RODGERS, President,
ERAsNus STERLING Secretary.
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Boots, Shoes, sc.

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he ladies' Of and from eli parts Of tie Unen 70 call
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On this occasion
MRS. BOWERS,

MRS. BOWERS.
will make her first sppesrsnce !.
JULIET.
The niece will be produced with peculiar effects and he ease
,J eubace In addition Miss Cusbman sod Ms. Bszes,
Ms Couldock Dyot Lnghsm, soddaIt Mrs. Archbsld md
tha antira sfrenath Of the company.
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Amueements.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
The rsnssenent has pleasure In sun ouncss that On m
evening, THURSDAY, Nov. O. :
MISS CUsaHAN
viii appear for the rt time this s@asoa In her neat role Of
ROMEO
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The only plsce Of AM uement America honoTss with
VISIT FROM THE PRINCE Og WALES p
LAST DAY BUT TWO "
Of CHANG ard ENG 4.
the CELEBRATED and ExTRAOhDiNAhf
LIVING UNITED SIAMESE IWlNS
LIVING UNITED SIAMESE TWlNS 10
LIVING UNITED SIAMESE TWINS
who with two of their children sail for California N 700
Northern Light Mondsy the 3h sra neh
aer when they will never sgsin In NevYork 1ney
viii be visible day and evening Also, the
AUTOGRAPHS of the PRINCE OF WALES AND SUITE.
TWO 4LBINO CHILDREN; the mysterious AnirnasS
the WHAT CAN THEY BE- the amusing interesting and
SsaT %SAT Is Is IT. On, MaN-%oNKkEEYY NAM ,SkEY
The m.rn6eent AoUaRiA' iIed With LIVING FISH from
E the fa sNGEL sf8s I3SS
FANNY MoNsfEk sERfESfs an; and on:old nj Ssmbs. q
oher rare and beautiful sPeeinen, Of natural and s'e
or SOUTH AMERICAN HIPPoPOrAMUs.
LAST DAY BUT TWO OF
TIE BEAM JosEPH JosEPH ANp ANp His Hs
TIE TIE DRAMA, DRAMA JOSEPH JOSEPH AND AND HIS HIS ssrasEs sssErasEs,
which has delighted the patrons CT the Museum the last two
"'0N'"' EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
mission remains only 25 Children under 10 years.
cents Psrquete front seats Is cents extra Children under
The management takes great pleasure In announcing be
LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN -
arrived from Europe and will commence nelf eaoonon
the Museum MONDAY, Nov H. immediately On tie Do
psrure Of the sismese Twins.
EfMERo from Mrs SoUTHWORTHs great Ledger story. ey
G. L. AIKEN author of Uncle Toms Cssa" &C. .n
be produced next week commencing MODAf NOV r. On e
viii hdraua of JOseDh and
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