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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11


.sIf all the world were like you, sir,
said the young widow. with tears in her
eyes, sthsrs would be less want and suffer
ing by far!'' -
Farmer Raynesford pretended not to
hear-he was busy lifting little Mary out
sssSet on them blackberries, Hannah"
said be. towards the close Of their evening
meal; 'sthe little gals tired and she can't
eat nethin n solidl''
81 was calcnlatih' to keep the blackber-
ries for the donation party tomorrow"
said Mrs. Raynesford. rising with rather
an unwilling air. t
s.Nonsensei" quoth the farmer, with a
broad laugh. "l'm havin donation par
tdsof my own to night Here. little one.
see IL these ere berries don't put the color
into your cheek = -
AL the evening little Mary sat By the
hearth, with her hand in her mothers, and
her large blue eyes fixed earnestly upon
tho KID farmers face Q aissri $ - I
seWhat are you thinking about. dear
est?' asked Mrs Ellsworth, once. She
drew long sigh. and whispered:
20. mammal be IS 30 kind to usi's A Z ]
The tops Of the faT-offs eastern wo1ds
were Just being turned to gold by that
wonderous alchemist. the rising sun, when
Mary Ellsworth and her little girl set out
upon their long walk to Breckton. Job
Kaynesford went with them to the gate.
fumbliDg unsasiIy in bis pocket, and CLAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

Entirely gssssaSIa Ne AIsshlois Preparation
.s,ulA7PuRE TONIC MEDICINE Va.
DOCTOR HooFLAND's
DELIBERATELY
GERMAN BITTERS5,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. G.. NJ. JACKSON, PhiIad'a Pa.
WILL EFFEcrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
Jssndiee, Chrenie or Nervous DEBILITY, Diseases Of
the kidneys and Ell diseases srisins from
deer dtrtd Liter or Stomach,
such a
aeon.
stipacn, Into
ward Pills, Full
ness or Blood to the
Head. Acidity. ofthe Stom-
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking
or Fluttesing at the Pit ofthe Stomach, Swim
ming the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or sufiocating
sensations when in lying posture, Dim
ness Of Vision, Dots webs before
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency CT
Precipitation. Yellow
ness Of the Skin
and Eyes,
Painin
the Flesh, ConstantImaginings of Evil and great
Depression o:spirits. And will positiv ely prevent
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, &c
HEY CONTAIN No ALCOHOL OR BAD wHIsKEY
They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out ola hundred.
Induced by u e extensive sale and uny ersal pop
ularity Of Hoohand's German Bitters, (purely veg
etable,) hosts Of ignorant Quacks and inscriptions
Adventures, have opened upon suffering humanity
the food gates Of Nostrums in the shape Of poor
whiskey, yiely compounded with injurious drugs,
and christened Tonics, Stomachics and Buffers.
Beware Of the innumerablc array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethorc bottles, and big bellied,
kegs, under the modest appelation of Ritters;
which instead Of curing. only aggravate diseases
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITERs
Are not anewand untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie; dther reputation and sale, are not rivaled
by any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
"a LAWYERS, t-f ar
~ PHYSICIANS,
fhtt3i CITIZENS
Testifying oftheir own personal knowledge to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit
tiers.
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN You1
DO roo WANT A GOOD ArPETITE7
DO YoU WANT TO BUILD ur YouR CONSTITUTION
DO voU WANT TO FEEL WELT
you WANT GET NERvoUsSEss1
DO YoU WANT ENERey7
DO YoU WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
DO you WANT A BBIsK AND VIGOROUS FEELING7
From J. NEWTON BROWN. d. D., Editor Of
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

SCHOOL EXAMINATION had the pleasure of
attending the sem-annual school examination of Mr.
Isaac Pennewill, District No. 3, in this town. on
Thursday last and we can but express our gratifca.
ton at the result of the exercises. The classes that
r'clted while we were in Neutrality-suspicious.,
reading, philosophy, familiar science, Latin, compo
S'ton, &c.-wh the exception Of but few scholars.
answered the questions and enunciated their lessons
IN prompt, distinct and understanding manner
giving proof of the and efficiency Of their pre-.
coptor IN their daily lessons. We were particularly
pleased with the compositions of the class of larger
girls: they were all chaste in language. clear in
tnought' correct IN syntrx, and crcditablo in the
highest degree Mr.. Pennewill possesses the love Of
the pupils and the confidence of the people, and con.
sequenty makes an excellent and popular instructor
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
Letter from the Station,

loving to temporary deficiency ofhclp
in our office this week, we are able to give
but part of the gossipy and entertaining
letter of our Clayton correspondent "Trio."1
1.-The work on our new Depot is pro-
crossing. The dimensions are "a #. long
and % wide, with projection or shedding
IT. 1t is to be quite a handsome and con-
venient building, ornate in appearance, and
will add one more Improvement to this
steadily improving village.
g. We heard new reason assigned for
the Legislature adjourning till the 8th of
June. instead of to de, which is: "Will-
ard" having exploded by the too frequent
use of red eye, during the last session of Con
grcss, and. the training of certain Colt in
the Senate chamber, is not expected longer
to survive, and in anticipation of his early
departure they mean to be on hand ready to
appoint his successor. 1t is said his health
is much undermined, and lie is looking bad
ly. Apropos of the Legislature-have his
life insured in the "Copperhead Mutual In
suraace Co )" let the Doctor hold the policy,
Mr.. Speaker his old boots, and the little
man 'cdH alias attended to Mr.. Gemmill, a
lock of hair and his Willard Type, and
then he'll be preserved for two years more,
and that delectable body might 90 home
rejoicing. Don't you think it a good idee9'
The office of Aid Inspector of Customs,
at this place, has been abandoned and re-
moved to Dover, to smt tie qppointce, Mr.
Richardson, dealer in stoves, &c, place
where there is as little necessity for such an
office as there is for a custom house.
Yours, 'FRIo.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

MORE AID To TREASON AND TRArroRs.-
Among other reasonable acts of legislation
passed by the late Legislature was one to
allow traitors to vote in this State without
taking the oath of allegiance The object
OF this Is to restore to citizenship those sham
Democrats who went south to fight under
JET, Davis against the government, when
ever they may return! Thus does sham
Democracy aid and assist traitors and trea-
son. 1t also DISTINGUISHES all loyal soldiers
who leave the State to enter the army Of
Union! Yet they claim to be Union men
Such acts as these speak their treason a
thousand fold stronger than all their lip as
'ertlOns can couuteract.-P -PeninsuIctr Ne,rs
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

THE ELECToNs--Though the Copper
head snake may not be entirely killed, he
has been very badly seotched by the late
elections. New Hampshire and Rhode Is
land gave him deep wounds but Connecti-
cut gave him the worst. Governor Buck
ingham the Union candidate for Governor,
is reelected by from 5000 to 5000 major
ity three of the four Congressional districts
are capied by the Unionists, being gain
of one and the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives are both Republican by large
majority. The city of st. Louis, the me
tropolis Of the slave State Of Missouri, also
had an election on Monday, and chose a
=" Radical Emsncipationist' for Mayor by
about 2 200 majority. The city Of Cincin-
natl, which is usually Democratic by a large
majority, elected Union municipal ticket
by from 500 to 1900 majority, and the mu-
nicipal elections throughout Ohio, Michigan,
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

provided against and obvilted in the const elton Of
the machine. He has engaged skful machin.
es'' Mr' Josiah Evans, to get him up threslcr in
capacity Combination and strength to match the
engine Mr.. WOrden has the honor, we believe Of
introducing the first engine thre<her in Ken, co.
There are five or six, we hear, in New Castle CO.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
War News.

Nothing particularly has transpired during
the past week in the War Department.
Rebel papers report that our forces have
commenced the attack upon Charleston, but
we have no reliable news The news from
Ficksburg is that the Bayou expeditions
have failed, and that Gen. Grant is prepar-
ing to lombard the city. There is no news
from any other quarter except the reports Of
small sllrmishes.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
A Stringent Law.

Among the acts of our late Legislature
was an act binding still tighter the cords
around the negro population. The act pro-
vides that they shall hold no outdoor meet
ings at all except funerals, and that no re-
lIgious night meetings shall be held without
the attendance of three respectable white
citizens, said meetings to close at nine
o'clock, under a penalty of ten dollars for
every one engaged in the meeting. 1t also
torblds colored preachers from going from
one county to the other to hold meetings.
1t also prohibits any negro or mulatto from
coming into the State under penalty of
fifty dollars, and if not leaving the State
within five days, shall be sold to the high
est bidder, to pay such charges, and also
provides that they shall be deemed nom
resident if voluntarily absent from the State
five days, and subject to these penalties.
Thus it goes and many of that party are
in favor Of lightning the cords of oppres-
sioR to the'last degree, by the passage of
law, when the Legislature meets again, re-
turning them all to slavery.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
e. z. EGaDSitt's
Ne,C York City SOap.

a'niDfingng out new and useful article of Supv
EioH FRENCH CHEMICAL ERAs1vE SOAP nr NrJx w.
1iFf SOAP put IN boxes of 50 bars ana nnnnS t
ihe genuine article of Erasive and Detef.,ve So 80
SINCE us Introduction TO the American nnhi;o to"
most favorably known as The pNO'l'' neSh
Best @"d Cheapest Washing Soap IN Jk.ris.
kecent Discoveries known 10 no o,har r,a,,t.
ef1 enable me TO produce an article posses.Ds 60:
cal DeieFsive and ErHsive" qualities far sm9oras. =.
any other Soap market
challenge tue ,corld to produce its equal
This Soap is rapidly taking the place Of all .,ha,
soaps Wherever introduced. One pound will Ca "a
hf as thfee pounds Of ordinary family Soap BuIone
quarter "f the time and labor required 10 do ,ha s
amount oi wishing with the best offamiv soer T,
VIII Whsh IN either hard or salt water CIothes nd
hotoolling and but little rubbing with the hnnd, ,h,
avoiding Their wear upon tho wash board II dno n,
JuTe The laDrlc on the contrary il preserves IL n
lHes the c0i0rs. twill remny paint grease mr. etc.,
Ol all Kinds Directions SenI m each box far n,oL;n
one pound RI The ADORE Sop into three goIons oT G
SONG Sctt soap Send Tor hOx and glS. il tt,nI Is
you DO not want whole box yourseE vel vour ,,aoL
oofs 10 JOIN YOU and divide IT.
flease be partlcuat. ard give full Jirsc,on, "a,
shlpphg the goods. Also give the name of en- o.,
uce' With Ihe State md county in which Won ,o,,6
A"u'esS b. T. BABBIT'T
~ Washington 81, New York
$500 P VI" VIC receipt OF
>, ST Please send United States Treasury Note, q,
fOslage Currency. ~
For sale IN lhliade phia. Pa by Henry G. Keiloy0
corLer Chestnut and Water sts aU9 An
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

oUNDAY SCHOOL ASNIgERsARY.-TheS Sunday School
attached to st. Peters Episcopal Church, in our
town, held its customary exercises on Sunday last
being Easter Sunday1 at o'clock, P. NJ. Though
no other public notice had been given, except the
one at the usual morning Church service, every seat
was occupied, while many were content TO stand in
the alscS and in the porch at the entrance of the
Church. The whole affair was a complete success.
crcditable TO all concerned with the School, as well
az gratifying to the large and attentive conprega
gallon Tho OK rcises were introduced by vo!un.
Ary on The organ, the singing of n hymn by the
children and prayer by the Rector Rev Henry .Ge,z
lie was wise in taking advantage Of the moment.
before the interest had time to flag. TO preach wh,
he called "a very little sermon from a very little
text" His text taken from Exodus. chan. ID
verse 10; 10 }Or'Odrd." In giving his discourse
strictly religious bias he said there were two uav
oil going forward right way and wreng wav. and
''u't'atcd MS remarks by numerous appropriate an.
ecuo91s lending to impress the solemn truth upon
the minds of the children. The main f,oture in u,.
exercises was the presentation Of the Missionary
offerings, each class organized as distinct soc.,
rendering their offerings, accompanied with bean.
''lul design There were two voluntary offcrings
Alfred Lee Cumnins presented design of a "Blble
and Missionary Box y Johnnie aud Bell presented
" Tho Little Pilgrim The several designs were
as follows: "a Marble Corner. stone with Cavity
Containing Money,""A Basket Of Flowers" "The
Good Shepherd Standard Bearer" "Bble and
Cross" ian Open Door, Rose of Sharou," "Vase
OF Sparkling with Dew Drops, ""Two Suirs
Bearing Grapes from EschoI," Golden CAndlcstck
with Six Branches" Robins Nest" Hat, and
Water Brook. " Children Coming to Christ" Gilt
Pot with Manna," AHoIe for Foxes, with Nest
for Birds made out of 'Greenbacks,'" Boquet of
Fir-trec, Pine and Box" "a Light House." Deci.
dody the most prominent designs were the Golden
Candlestick and the Light House. The aggregate
amount contributed was s59.79. A number of beau.
tifu hymns were interpreted to relieve the cxcr.
cises' We congratulate the eficers and teachers of
the School the complete of this their fifth
anniversary. a.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

A DRAFT ExPEcrED.-It is asserted in
quarters entitled to credit, that a draft will
soon be made to fill up all regiments now
la the field decimated by the casualties of
war, to their proper standard 1t is not ye,
known how many it will require, but prob
ably near 20o,o0O. The drafted men will
be sent at once to the regiments, where they
will be taught military tactics upon the field,
and not i'll camps of instruction, as has been
proposed
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
stenm Power on the Farm.

Our enterprising citizen, Mr.. William wordon,
residing near this town, has purchased one of Ar,
chambaults Portable Thresher Engines 70, the pur.
pose Of ihreshing wheat and oais the comming sum.
mer. II is ten-borse power. weighs near five
thousand pounds, is steamed up" by cnal, and, be-
ing on wheels, is very easily conveyed from 6nO
farm to another. The first cost Of these engines is
considerable $1,000 nett or with thre.her and all
complete about $1,000. Mr.. Worden shows faith
and enterprise that should be emulated by our other
farmers, The great advantage in tho use of these
machines is the saving of horse flesh, and ifusefoI
in any country for this consideration, thoy certainly
are here, for every farmer knows that the dies and
mosquitoes. coming from the Bay,side marshes, are
far distressing and pjurions to the poor ani-
mails than the amount of work performed. Fo- this
reason these engines must become popular, and
steam on the threshing AOsr. as ia most other busi.
nosses, supersede horsepower. The great objection
spong "old fogy" farmers will DO the danger ef
firing thes ssacl-yards but this danger is sltiIey
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
proposed.

ANOTHER SHAM-The clerks of the two
houses advertise Gn the rebel papers of the
State only for proposals tor printing the
Journals of the two houses This is all a
sham as no attention is paid to the law on
this subject. We have heretofore sent in
proposals for this work at a price much
lower than was paid to the Salisbury organ
for the same, but no attention at all was
paid to it, and the work was given to the
party tool at price ten per cent. higher on
the page than We proposed to DO it for. So
1t will be this tiIne.-PeGastl1r Neus.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
To COnsunaptiyes.

The advertiser having been restored 70 health in a,
few week. by very simple remedy. after having suf
fersd several years with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease. COnsumption-is anxious 10 make
known TO his felow.sufferers the means Of cure. -
To all who desire il he will send copy Ofie pre-
scrpen used tree Of ehargs) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find a
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BReNcHTrIs.
&c The only object OF the advertiser sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and spread n
formation which he conceiyes to be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. will
csst them nothing and may prove q blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, xlhamsbursi.
ap9-3m Kings County, New York.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

SrRANGER IN TowN.-WO have been gra,ifird Sy
a Call from Frederick Aver, Esq, the business man
of firm of. {. Aver & Co., Lowell. A shor.
acqu'nance with the gentleman convinces US that
not the Doctors skill in compounding hi, medicines
lS alone concerned in the immense consumption of
them but that it takes business talent Of no ordinary
measure to pass them around the world. Mr.. Aver
man'iesy has these abilities, and the success of his
qonSe shows that he uses them.-.hcmphis Wing.
Tenn
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
Special Tnfia.ea.

on and after JULY LIST, 1863. the privilege of con-
yerting the present issue of Legal TENDER
NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER
well cease
All who wish to invest in the ve.Twenty Loan
must therefore, apply before the ls of JULY next.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
aP9-3m No. ia S. THIRD st., Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

by Divine Permission, the Rev. J. X. Nickols,
President of the Maryland Annual Meth.
"dIs Protestant Church. will preach Salem Church
on Sabbath, the 26h inst. at 10 "a m, also, on the
same day, at p. tn, in Ewcll Chapel, Smyrna Sta.
ton. The public are invited to attend.
ID. +. EwELL., Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

Isaac Tunnel, ESQ.,. died at his residence in George.
town on Tuesday, 7tL inst in the Goth year of his
age. lie was prominent citizen, and for upwards
OF 50 years cashier Of the Bank at that place.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
Real Estate for SAFE!

The following desirable Real Estate will be per.
emptOrIy sold at public sale on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April next. at O'Clock. M at the no.
tel Of Chas K. FOxwell. in the town Of SMYRNA 70
WIT All that tarm or tFoct of land situated near the
main road leading from Smyrna TO Mil l.ingtOn, in
luck Creek Hundred. Kent County and State Of Del.
aware, adjoining lnIds of Grafton L. Deany, JamesP
Bai:ey. John X. Williamson. VIM. 4. Smith, and lands
late Of William A. Hazel and contains l3Ib Acres f
Land. more or ess.-abOut so acres cleared and we'll
fenced. and in good stale Of cultivation; the balance
woodland
The improvements consist of % sioEy Fyame
Dwelling House. tnearly new, StablIng Cribs and
Meat House. Also. two thriving Young Orchards of
choice Apple and Peach Trees.
Attendance will be given and conditions made
n0Wn on the day ef sale by JOHN CALVERLY. tho
wner Of said property. Title lndisputable
J. 5. HUNTINGTON, Apt
ThOs RASH AuciOneer. Is
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

Company c, Captain Thco Clayton, Of the Pur.
nell Cavalry, passed down the road in the cars ON
Thursday last, from Harper's Ferry 1t said they
are to take the place Smiths Independent Cav.
airy now stationed at Newtown, Worcester county.
Ma
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

FIRE.-The stable and eut-buildngs of Mr. JOS
Deakyne, Of Fhnroughflre Neck, were DESTROYED by
ire on Friday evening last. His best horse wa,
also burned to death. 1t is not known how the fire
originated.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09


hEIClOCs.-The Rev DR.. Cooke preach.
ed on Sunday morning last at the NJ. E.
Ohurch, III this town, to a good audience,
considering the walking-the snow and
Slush being from one to three inches deep.
His text was from Acts 4: 33-s'And with
great power gave the apostles witness of
the resurrection ofthe Lord Jesus; and great
grace was upon them ALL" The sermon
was an able one, and impressed all his hear
ers with his ability to brightly divide the
word of truth"
The DIR. speaks deliberately and measured
iy, but with cearness of thought, cogency
and directness that was, to use one of his
own figures, like taking a mirror, holding it
in the rays of the sun, and dashing the light
upon you.
In the evening the Rev. DIR. Boone. of
the circuit, preached an interesting and ap-
preclatlve discourse from Psalms 1926 SO
both preachers have been warmly received
by the people, and there is every prospect
OF happy, united and prosperous confer
ence year.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

EDITOR or SMYRNA TINES.
DEkR Sin:
With your permission, wish to say 10 the readers
Of your paper That will send by return mail 10 all
who wish IT, (ree) Recipe. with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will
Tan, Freckles and oil Impurities of the Skn leaving
Ehe same soft. clear. smooth and beautiful. Is
will also mail free those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces. simple directions and information that
will enable them 10 start full growth Of LNGurient
HAIR Yhiskers or Mousiache In less than 80 days
All applications answered by return AAail wIthous'
charge. Respectfully yours. tf y
THOS. +. CHAPMAN -f
mhi9.Sm Chemist No SSl Broadway. ...
New Ysfk
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

A FIonriNo MANx CdsuSDRub,i---s why am like
a cross-cut saw,2" Because Il sakss tvs men TO
handle me"--one al each end. "
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
LiSl OF Letters

remaining in the Post Office, April lsi. 1863, Smyr
na' Del J. EMERSON, p. NJ.
Armstrong, Elm Morgan, John
Bailey, Robert hnoweI. ]. s.. Mira
Baldwin. George McNat, James d.
Butler, James II. Martin. John
Bennett, Charles Murphy. Daniels
brogan, P"tr'ck, Merdeth, Alexander F.
Clark, Sarah, Miss Morris, Daniel
Collins. Joseph Morgan, Haslitt
Connard, +. NJ. Mursson. William q.
Cary, Henry Moore g. Brown.
DonohOugh, Jane, Miss Reed, James
I4 Everett, Enoch Ross, Buley, Miss
I, nm James Smith, Ann W., Mrs.
T"ro' william ii. Sherwood WIN.
Geslord, Eliza A., Mrs. Smith, d. Charles
tieverm, Mary j., MISS shalan, Jonathan
i1uii' Ebcon Sutton, w.
niicAey' William Steel, George
iio.rcll, Samuel Walker, John
Liyldreth Mary Annie Miss Wilson, Joseph s.
JoneS Clltan Welsh. Richard
Jenries: Martha Miss Wright, Juluyann
Dell, An
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
VALUABLE FARM
at
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at public or private sale. in Smyrna
On Thursday, May 7M, 1868, at2P. n,
At the hotel Of Chas f. Foxwell, all that Valuable
Farm situated IN Duck Creek Hundred, Kent COUNTY
and IN the State OF Delaware adjoining lands oflsaac
sutton VIM Paimaiary. Philip Mcrrs. and the hei:r
Of Stephen DENNY. decd containing
10 Acres,
more or less beng the tract Of land conveyed
I" James Bscon IN two deeds, with all the I'm prove.
Ients IhereOn--
GOOD HOUSE. BARN AND WAGON HOUSE.
and SEQ Peach Trees, in full bearing. The Land
has been lined nearly all over within Two years and
is inclosed with nearly all new Fencing.
9rThe grain in the ground is TO be reserved
Terms on day Of sale. For further particulars in
qulre Of ThUE Rush. AuctOneer.
SMITH BACON,
ap9-ts HENRY X. FREAS.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
DIE::. o.

On the 7th inst, in his town, of mcmbranous
orOup. WILLIE, only child of Henry and Mary
Bcarne, aged year.
On 2lst inst, near Willow Grove, LEWIS w. JACK.
son, M. d., uged 81 years. obituary next week..
On 5th inst. in this town. DAVID ELIswoRrM, in.
fant SON of David b. and Sarah +. Peregoy. aged
3 months,
Smyrna times., 1863-04-09

"Quick Sales & Small Profits"
In answer to the above, we take this method of in
forming the Public that on March 10th we adopted
the CASH SYSTEM, having disposed of Books en-.
trely, and sell Goods for Cash or Country Produce
only. By SO doing we are enabled to show, at all
times complete assortment of DRY GOODS, NO
TIONs, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
GROCERIES, and all other Goods,
to meet the wants of the people, which we will sell
on more advantageous terms than can be found else
where
4. ID. Hamilton s. Co.,,
ap9 SMYRNA, DEL.