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u. =. anternaI ESeVenue.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

. do hereby give notice that have appointed th.
following named persons Deputy Collectors Of Inter
AL Revenue, for the District of Delaware, to wit:
Division No. l.-Brandywine and Christiaua 3p.
dreds. New Castle County, John r. IIilyard, DEPUTY
Collector; Post Office, Newport.
Division No. 2-Wilmngion Hundred. New Gas
lie Coupty, James l.. Devon, jr., Deputy Collector
Post Office, Wilmington City.
1. Division No. 3.-Mill Creek and White CLAW
Creek Hundreds, New Castle County, Abrsm p
Shannon, Deputy Collector; Post Office, Chris,iana'
' DivisInh No. Anew Castle and Pencsde, HIM
Ascds. New Castle County, Jacob 3. Cazier. Deputy
Collector; Post Office, Knkwodd.
Division No. 5.-Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, George b. Money, Deputy Collector Pos,
Ofice, Delaware City. 80 l,'Tf-3 ttt,Ft 4
Division No. 6.--St. Georges and Appo1uinir,inL 4
Hundreds, New Castle Comfy Alfred M Mooyo
Deputy Collector; Post Office, Odessa.
Division No. 7.-Duck Greek Hundred. Ken,
County. Thomas l.. Sutton. Deputy Collector; Pos
Division No.s.-Dosefan Little Creek Hu0a,.d.
xsai County. Matthias Day, Deputy Collector; Pos
Z Division Ne. 9.-MurderkiIl Hundred. Hcnt Conn
" John F. Clements, Deputy Collector Post Office
Camden. - 3
= Diysisn No. 10-Milford and M;sni,yor t1,.J 4.
reds. Kent County, Peter L. Lofland, Depn,v caIIa.
tor; Pos. Office, Milford. ~'''s1
aaDiEsion No. ll.--Cedar Creek, Broadkill. George
t,wn, Lewis * Rehoboth and Indian River Humid
reds, SUSSEX County, Edward NJ, Vaughn, Deput,
Collector Post Office, Milton. 3sBea las ,t5 - :
$ Dsvisies Ne. 10 North Vast Fork. Tittio c,saL
nas@< Creek. wsssieoke sxd Baltimore u
D~vh w. Moors. Dsprty Collector Pest OF ~ f. . !
n6 .a,s2 Gfs ARIES III. B. DkY, Corr. ecgos' I
e5'scs0fI oshes, DsvS, Fan, f7th, 1859.
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TIE HOME jOuEUaI
FOR lSG3.

W. nave much pleasure in inGc-r,;, ,
io' o''o OF our contributors for the co,nS, PuShe
TI' "Iu M friend and colleague TIftI1Iy;HI%I yI%I VIII
a. We confess TO Uncommon pride and - NJ
!" INC renewal OF intercourse with the t,;. f71su'o
Innate of other days. '''eho and ia.
~ "o nave g IN preparation, also, for tho eu,,
several FEk1 THRILLING STORIES year
OF The ablest of living pens are enasrad SsnS
rahsiatIng from the French and Germ, 't U.s. IA
O"H ol'glhaI native writers arc AMONG tho 0 Ss'
We are fortunate, also, int-ayellers c;
"H0 arc '"e'H'y contributors, and we are OSS
hg Tor our readers most agreeable
iutty OF these SKETCHES Or TRAyEiS q, I'VE
pu' tle feature of our journal, which we b,v.
- "'cH'i"lcd' Is perhaps the most ,ccLer,L noI
It's prominence as THE FXpOVE%,r' '"e |', o! All
l-NhD -" "lETT. Our correspond moo Nf-
leaders OF fashion, in New York and ,La " IN HE
t"lF, Is especially valuable in this r.s,o. 'dpl-
10 "i'ih.SLthably informed Of the char.es ND pay
s''Ss o. what Is commonly Understood Jv ,, pro-
W World As We have taken some pains ,n~-e gay
Tue resources Tor this feature. we '''"ge
circle OF readers 70 our large
TIE EDITORS will give the journal ,,,o;.
stunt at,cht!on, as before. Of the rorg. m 0."
- ',"liu III scenes and places Of the couutTv A. W.'
~ ~ pen wiiI give photographs, as usuSL G, -
- songs anu Sketches viii be cDtbr,idi -
'c Unread OF the passing moment. as ,h. a' Oh
Ways been. Some OF the best intellr,,s ,t al
anu arc enlisted for Us, aso and we tIjnk w. ,. '
"'I'H' 10 hod our place as the journal " hicn h,
Sri,it.t tiC idmliy 10 Keep conversant witltnev
Hi'hH'-Onc copy 50; three co,I,, 9, ''
copy lof tAFce years, So club Of srr.n .,.;, ~,
''"o 81 iiern copies, So; and Al tna. r,t, f,,r
ger ciub--a"al~ in advance ac5~.., " '"'
-N"HRls Il Willis, Ed,iotsaad p,,4Ii[d.,.
lO' Fulton Street. New Yok
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Small Fruits,
= Strawberries,
Raspberries,
Blackberries,
&C., &c.

make 1t a rule to propagate only those kinds o.
treeS AMI plants that experience has proved TO be the
most profitable for general guilty aOn-havIng regard
TO the quantity and quaty Of the fruit produced In
my selection OF varieties, aside from nv own experi
ence' am governed oy the opinions Of ihe most emf
nent writers the culture of fruit IN America and or
the most experience fruit growers in all parts Of the
country and of the American POmOlogIcal Society
PEACHEs-30,O 900 trees selected varieties and Trees
very large and thrifty.
AFPLEs--A large stock. choice varieties, Standard
and Dwarf. Also Red and Yelloe Siberian Crab.
Standard and Dwarf
PEARs-A choice lot, large thrifty trees Iesdino
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
PLUAs-All the choice varieties
CHERRIEs-Fine thrifty trees. Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties.
APRICOTS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GOOsEBERRIEs-Englsh and American varieties.
CURRENTs-Whte and Red Cherry White and Red
grippe, White and Red Dutch, Black English. Black
Naples. &c.
GRAPEs-Catawba, Isabella Clinton Concord.
delaware, Dianna. Rebccca, Taylor or Bullet. EarIv
Northern, Muscadine. Elsinburg Hartford, Prolific
&c. &c.
BLACKBERRIEs-Lawton, DOrchsster rand High Bush
kASPBERRIEs-ln variety. Largely of the Allen
and Red Prolific, which need 40 protection in winter
hest for market gardners and those who have moi time
10 cover in fall.
STRA w9EF RIEs-In variety. largely Of the Alba.
ny Seeding.
OSAGE ORANGE,
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBARB,
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THE ATLANTIC MOMTELv,
BEGINNING or A NEW VOLUME.


The Number for January, 1863, begins the ELepeut1
Volume Of the atlantic MonthIy
From the commencement in 1857. the Atlont;,
has rapidly increased in circulation and il W hpev
the largest elass of readers since its BEGINNING nf
years ago. Its prosperity steadily augmcnts, and i,
continues, amid all the uctuaions and dangers in,
ciueht 70 our national crisis, TO gain ground in the
estimation of the public. At a time 40 nregnan,
with events which ouch the future dQstnics Amer
ca IN every vital particular, the Publishers and Ed
tors co not deem 1t necessary to promise that lis
pages will swerve from the hencst natbs of Ion
al patriotism and universal freedom. It's opinions
nave always been on the side Of Liberty PROGRESS
ana Right and the it first adopted in its carly
career, will ever be faithfully maintained
, lHE STAFF OF WRrTERs, regularly contributing to
the ht'"htc Motfhty, embraces all the best kn0wr
a''Lnors a. III American literature, and warrants tho
uoHShers IN promising to its readers the hest Es
say tic best Poerns the best Stories, which Ameri
can talent can furnish.
LIST OF REGULAR coNTRIBUToRs
In Prose and Poetry the 1tLante Staff or Writer.
Is uncquallcd. The following authors are still amon,
the regular contributors:
James r. Lowell, Henry w. Longfellow. Loui,
AgasSlz, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Haw.
thornc, e. {. IIazewc, +. w. IIigginson. Author of
:, m%rgrct Ho"th," Mrs. Julia w. Howe, Mrs. A.
d. L. Whitney, Oliver w. Holmes .John C. Wb;t
tier, L. F. WnippIe, Bayard Taylor, Charles f. yar.
ton George : lllliar; IIehry Giles, Waller Mitch.
t E,l' LichTy /. Iuckcrmap, john Weiss, Mrs H. b.
stowe, Harriet Martnrau, Charles K,aGr "rn-
1"untry Fars?n," Rose Terry, Harcct f.. Prescott
robert I, I. ). f'oweI, J. T. Throwbridge, Edward
Everett, Professor :. D. White.
he foregoing list includes the landing .orters Of
;, IERNs-The Atlontic is for sale by all Book and
'f'o!'cai D"alers Price, % cents number Sub.
Scrn'nnS Tor the year, 81, postage paid. Yearly
subscriptions received, or single numbers snnnIcI
by any dealer, or by tue Publishers.
- oPeGmen numbers sent GRATIS on application to
inducements for subscribing--l of premiums
&c, furnished on application to the Publishers.
TIcENoR & FIELDS,
Washington St. Boston, Mass.
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Female College,
RORNENTONM NJ

This institution is pleasantly located on tho DoIo
ware River 80 miles north Of PhiIodelnb;o - Iia
been IN successful operation for more than ten ve
ing in The country. VI 'euIh-
Special atentonis paid TO the Common sndu;ah
or branches Of English, and superior advantagas e.
nlshed IN Vocal and Instrumental Music. DTow;na
Painting French and Latin are taught by sInsr;ess'
Persons coming from the South can leavs U,,.,,
street wharf. Pbnda. al AM and Al nI n,,1u. =
P. NJ. For catalogues address - y - ana
nsv22.6m . n. ~,
REFEREScEs IN MARYLASD-R T. Tboma. Nn.,A
Eas'i u Meere. Havfe de Grace; p Dale WbeIev.
vile Z Thos mallaleu, MIllingion, In DrI.wanTy
Miss M E Layt tons Middlelown.
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Saturday Evening Post.

The SATURDAY EVENING Posr is q WeekIv n,rar
oeSoleo TO Literature, News &c Among The con.
trloniors we may mention the distinguished writers
EGrIs Heirs" etc.
Marion HGrIand, author of".Mriam," "Alone, -
etc.
Virginia r. ToWnsend, ,chose domestic sketches are
so greatly admired.
TERMS-Sngle copy 50; two copies. s3. cou,
copies S6 eight copies and one extra) Si2; twenty
copies (and one exira) $25. o''!
SPLENDID PREMTEM
Who wants Sewing Machine To anv ono sand
ms tnilty subscribers to tie POST. and 500 will be
gwen as as Premium one of NbeeIer a VII"
Sr'W lNG MACHINES such are sold hy them M
0RFH FIVE DOLLARS. The machines will he select
Gu new az mo manrfactory III New York and will be
usIng' and with no expense, except for frttg6i
DEACON y Peterson.
,n.s.. No 3l9 WALNUT st.. Philadelphia.
when required. s'"'''
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Harpcr's Weekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS.

TERMS
One Copy for one year. 80 a.
Two cHrIps for one wear a.
Harper" Weekly aud Harper's Magazine,
one year. aa
HhrPer's Weekly will be sent grniuiieH,Iv n, -.
month"; specimen-to any one who onnits, q,
II. SpociRen numbers OF the Magazine viii .I,o \,
sent gratuOusy. Volumes |, H. III and ~ Of H,y
pc Per "eekiy' handsomely bound in cloth extra pr,ss
$3.50 each are ready Mus in covers are fs,.
nlshed 10 those who wish this numbers bound at kty
Genus each twenty-five per cent. discount allow Cd
10 bo"kblHders and tho Trade. To Postmaster, and
aSch'" getting up club of Ten subscribers .spy
WI! DC sent gratis. Subscriptions NAV commcuse
win any number. Speciman numbers Qraiuitou.ly
snfpIIed. HARPER 4 BROTHERS Publishers.
Franklin Square. New York
TIE HOLIDA Us IRE ar HAND,
And Parenrsare looking about 10 find be most .oo,,
aoe anu useful thing for n present For this purpos.
nothing can be equal 10
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KENT COTrNJ,x, OCr1CD1c

hENT COUNTY OFFICERS.
Rsgister Of WIIis-Janes L. Heverin.
Rseorder-Ceorge B. Dickson.
Clerk Of Orphans Court-Wm. S. Comccvs
ProthOnitOry-Wi lillian Sharp.
Sherf-John C. Pennewill
COrOner-Nuthan b. Fleming.
Le'y C0"Tt-John VI. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
VIM. DuHamel, Little Creek.
Ihomas PoStles, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
Robert W. Reynolds, Jr., MurdcrkiIl
William Stay,
joseph Booth, Mispillion.
StSphen NJ. Collins, Milford.
Sfessurer-Hsnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
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HOLIDAY GIFT,
An APPROPRTA TE PRESENT
Purchase one Of
G. W. WILLIAMS & co

IT 7 II 7 II I1I'I14N
I'urch0se one Of
{. W. WILLIAMS & co
FoRMEKLY WILLIAMS y oRvIs1
Itrcnty.fre DOIar DOu5le IH,rud Fc,niI,, ,Se,,;,g
M0chinc
warranted to.bG equal 10 any $40 or $50 machine
N the mhrket-wll do ell kinds Of family sewing
rp' uuf"hlily is unsurpassed while orcheapness
ease and nolsesness of ACTON il has 10
equal. Machines forwarded by Express win fnII
directions for using, payable on delivery.
every machine II warranted i0I one wear
State Enclose a stamp for terms and circular -
:, address q. b. JONES 4 CO. BOX 399)
Sales Rooms No 80. North Fifth Street. i've donrs
oe!o" Arch Philadelphia, Cut tins advertisement
~ nov IS fl
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SMYRNA DIRECTORy


TssH CsmniSSiOnerS-Ayres Stocklv John Mns,.,d
John NJ: VoshslI. John T. Collins William NJ RsII
,sAn MlIla%ay; Assessor, Joseph w. Mariner
~ A'SeSHrer IhonaS +. Jefferson.
xosos ba'Lg-NehemIah SlayIun;
Ss~tess 0f the PeGce-JOhn Eaton, Caleb Walcott.
L@a"aoSes-Fhomas l. SnItOn William Clolhier:
Se4ector for Duck Greek Hundred-James Rnheris.
weary PH6sic and Conreyqmrer-J s U1fi1rton
CORPORATIONS.
oenk 81 SmWHd directors. Ayres StockIv Danis
Corbit John Mustard, George Davis iomns %
elements Edward Beck ~ B Smitbcrs Hnnrv =
sIddenan, Daniel Currey. =
President. AVres StockIy; Cashier W;Ii,,0 A,
Beui Teller. E. J. Colts Clerk, Samuel CoIts
Discount Day-THURsBAYs
sAYrHS L'ora'y Observation-Disclosures, Edwin vii
"ef; wee Presldenl. Rev. John C. Thnmpson. Re
ssrding Secretary. Or William Cumuuns: Co,res
Poadlng Secretary. DR. z. >:Iawson; Treasurer
yshn NJ. Denning; Trustees James p HoITecker :
Kew Henry ieIz. Dr. C. L. Mahon: Iihra,;an
DE- Charles L. MahOn.
AsrHiag Star Lodge. l. D. o. F-Rsgular MsAt;no
Fndw evening Ofea IN week.
asDsn1H qmPneHt-Tuesday evening Mt Odd
Fellows Hall. ~ 0uu
keS Ns7. Eha'rsce Tribe No 5-ThursJav sva,i, 30
Of O1d Fellows Hall.
CHURCHES
4sthosliEt Epi$corGl-PasIor, Rev William B,sbop
s~rvIces morning, Ioi. evening, 6L
PrssoyteriGn-PasIOr. Rev, John e. 9rhompson. ser
vices. morning. l04. evening Oh
PrstestGnt Episcopat- Rector, Rev. Henry 4 Ce,z
services, morning. lOs afternoon. 3.
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HDI q hNhUNHo oOI UIA
Te0Aes i'm Variety

DAHLIAs-I3U select varieties. for which I wa,
awarded special premium tiy the Agricultural Soci
e'y OF New Castle county fall of 1861 Also a prem
nm ior he best steollectiOnsof choice Pears.
For Prices and description Of fruits send for De
scrIpiive Catalogue, gratis.
mail ~
All trees and plants warranted true 10 nome
tTOfders can be left al TINES Office
RANDOLPH PETERS
(eb29-9m Ne,yarL HoI
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LEGESLATTrRE.

SENIrE-Holding Orer-John &. Tatum Union, N
Castle; John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks d. Hoop
sr' Union Sussex Elected ia lS62-Johu +. William
soa and John F. Bev,lIe, Union. New Castle: Cow
SALISBURY. Thomas Cahall. Kent. and William Hitch
Henry Hickman. Sussex Democrats
REPREsENTATIvEs-Ner CdstieAJohn Hays Juhr
4 Duncan. SolGmOn NJ Curtis, DayII w GemmiIl
AsrFit II Paxaon. John Whiby levi w. Lattomus
all Unian Rsnt-Beniamin S Gootes John H. Bew
lsy. Js1ars Williams John Slay. William 3. Stubbs
ksssss Ranghey .Curtis s. Watson. all Democrats
sassss-Haj@r W. Allea.YilIIsrn A. Sesibner Johr
s~sasa. LuiAer w Fisher. William D. NAPLES of p
ssAas II. SaIley, George W. IIorsey. all Democrats
Senate Union moA and Democrats.
House II
Damocratic uaIoritv IN ;aine La,Io. O
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$1.50 PER DAY.
lhe Undersigned. having renewed their lease for a
term OF years, have entireIv reftted the bousa ham
panied. earPeted and reIurnished throughout,
Inc location Ofths house is ulIsuEpsssed. being
spop 'nc widest and most pleasant part Of Chestnut
st,. uIecty opposite the Old State House, near the
places ofamusement. the jebhing houses of Market
ana Inlrd sts and convenient to the civ railroads
me cars OF which run to all parts of the city for ha
Inc ro"ms are large, we'll lighted, have superior
ventilation and have been refurAshed with care
for comfort ~ ~
:, We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from farm belonging to US, and which
Is managed exclusively for the hotel
The propretors the American assure theirfriends
ana parons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments Of this hotel complete, and its table
compare favOraby with the best houses in the Union
rov-y WYATT a. UETTIINC:S
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Passengers from Baltimore to Milford Seaf,rd and
Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore and
spend night Al Wilmington. Passengers for Dover
asy teavs Baltimore at 05 p. IN and proceed same
'Vsning f. q. SEWALL. Jr,
'r~ta Su podapt Nal ID
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STATE OFFICERS.

GSs'rHOr-William Cannon, Bridgevillc.
secretary u Nate-Nathanel b. Snilhers, Dover.
's&gs u D. Circuit COurt-Willard Hall, Will
mingtOn.
xh'rHey GsnerGi-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
CAsHeeHor Of SfGte-Samuol NJ. Harrington' dover.
sA'g J1s'iee-E. T. Gllpin, Wilmington.
Assee'Stes-John J. MilligAn, New Castl..
John ". Houston, Milford.
Edward WOotten, Georgetown.
LfsSssreT-Samuel B. Hitch. Laurel
Aad'tsr Of AeeOunts-Dr. WIN. n. Hamilton Odoos.
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Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA

,PHILADELPHIA.
For the relief of the Sic kand Distressed afflicted
for the cure Of Diseases of the Sexual Orpons
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon. 'e
valuable Reports Spermatorrhra, or Seminal
weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and on the new Remedies employed in the DispeIsarv
sent TO tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be ac
ceptlblo. ~ ~
Address Dr.. j. Skiln Hourhton. Acting Su,ooon
Inward Association, No 2 South Ninth Street Phila
delphia, Pa. Jecof-I, I,,i :"
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NATRONA COAL OIL.

WARRANTED NON-EXPLOSIVEl
and equal to any Kerosene
why buy an explosive Oil when few cents more
per gallon will furnish you with perfect OH
Made only bV
PA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
mh|o'ly o.l27 Walnut street, PhiIadeIobia.
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600 000 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS TO
SELL LLOYD'S
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW RRITNSEICL-

AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
FROM recent surveys. completed Aug 10Th 1863
COS. S<O."Oo TO survey 1t and enc years time.
perlsr to any $l0 map ever made bv Coltop ~,
mltcheII aud sells al the low price OF so cents. an
OOO names are engraved Oh this man
IL IS not only County map but il is aIso n Ca,,,,
ana Raj LkOAD Map ofthe United States and Cana
G9S, % combined IN one. giving EVERY RAILROAO
STATION and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man SS TO 81 nor day
ana VIII take back all maps that cannot be sold. md
refund the money ~ ' "''"
Send for 81 worth and try.
FrInted instructions how TO canvass well furnished
all our agents " ~" ''i'i'eu
g. Wanted-Wholesae Agents for our Mans in evorv
Stase ga alliornia Canada, Engl France and Cn.
pN fortune may be made with few hun red dol
lars capital. No competition. ''D "oi-
- ): 1. LLOYD, No. los Roadway New York
The War Department uses cur mpp of Virginia
Maryland and PennsyvHnla cost 90 600 on Which
Is marked Middletown, Mary land Highs, Williams.
port Ferry, MlllbroOk Mills Noand's ForJ anJ al
others on The Potomac and every ether place in K,ry
iand. irglnia and Pennsylvania or money refunded
Price 25 cents, '''U'''0u
From the Tribune Aug %
"LLsYBs Mar OF VIRGINIA MARYLANpASD PFSN
sYLvANIA-Ihs map is very large; its cost is but 25
cents and IS Tie hest Which can Be purchased
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MD% DGCE'ID WR
VIM. T. COLLINS

VIII give prompt attention to the citizens Of Smv,.
ma ana vlenlty IN the practice ofhis profession
OFFICE-Main Street next door N Eo"'..,,,
HoieI-under Smyrna Times Office Residence cd
loining. ;on "a
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4 artiCular Notice.

Of Biiters put up in quart bottie comnounded oI h
cheapest ~hlskey OF common rum costing from 20 Oto
40 cents per gal lon the disguised by Anjse or
CorIander Seed This class Of Brters ha, caused and
hundreds to die the dealh ofthe drunkSrd Bv tSeir
use me system is kept constantly under the inAenre
o. a,csholc stlmulanis of the worst kind the desire
M .DI Is created and Kept MP and the results nil
FOR 'hose VINO desire and will have Ljuuor R,,.
ters' we publish the following receipt Col one bot
lie oi HS9aqnds German Bilters and mi1 with three
1;Iits Iii soOu nIandCy or Whskey anu the result
Will be preparation that will far excel in meJici
virtues and true excellence any Of the numerous ii
quor Blters IN the market, and will cost much less
You VIII nave all the virtues of Hoeaands Bdiers IN
less price than these inferior preparations viii cost
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American Hotel
Sl.50 PER DAY.

CHESTNUT STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
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,s.,;c.;,. CITIZENS.
.estliylng OF their own personal know ledge IN ,a
oeheHclal eHecs ana medical virtues of these Ritto
DO you want some ing 10 strengthen von,
DO you want good appetite
10 you want to build up your constitution,
DO you want TO feel welll
10 you want to get rid Of nervousness
DO you want energy
DO you want 10 sleep well
. DO you want brisk and vigorous fe.J;n.J
II you do use HeOFLANDS GERMAN RTfTrpS
From Rev. }. Newton Brown, d. D Editor or,ho
Encyclopedia Of Religious Kuuvlrdg. - "'e
htnough not disposed TO favor or recommend D.
!eh' MeolcneS IN general, through dstrusI of ,bo'
ingredients and effects yel know OF knoI., r ~.
sulIiotoh reasons why man nay not testify 10 tho
dement's he believes himself to have rcreI,et r,nr,
any simple preparation, in the hope that he NAV ,hn
contribute 10 The benefit Of others
90 TINS the more readily in regard IN Uooeou,,
.Ih Ger'nah blltors prepared by DR. c. NJ Jackson Of
WIS Cl'y' because was prejudiccd against Them q
many years under the impression thn, lhev ,re,o
cuIeiy an alcoholic mixture. am ndehteJ 10 p,
t itenu Robert Shoemaker. Esq for The .emovoi II
ms prejudice by proper tests, and for
try men, when suffering from great and lo1g cen
nnued debility. The use of three bottles nf r.
blueIs at the beginning of the present veor ,os tI
lowed by evident relief, and restoration 10 . d.
ol Doully and mental vIgor which had not IeIt ,S ~
nohths before and had almost despaired of regairi
therefore thank God anu my friend for drecting n
TO the use Of them. ] Nr,rro,, Hs NE
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GENERAL lNTELLiCENCE
FOR REFERENCE.
GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES.

SOPERHMENT 4 AUTHORITTES
Presi&eRt oftLs United Stutes-Abrabom T.;,coln
FseS PrssidenI-Hanbal HAmlin.
CABINET
Wa. II. SewsE4, Secretary Of State
sson 8 CAass. Secretary Of the Treasury.
swn NJ Stanton, Sssrstary OF war.
U. Usher. Secretary Of ,hs interior.
@~Atgsmery Blair. Postmaster General
S.seon; Z; Welles, Secretary TN. NAVY.
Edward Bates, Attorney Gen.rsl.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-19
E2GEaae.

m weary. Echo. sad and WORN
"a sole AN, for my clothes nre torn:
kind ErhO thnl NAV be biest
Pray say-In what shall Inyss,l
And Echo answers VEST
A vest kind Echo that is we'll
The one have YVES sure SELL:
u try what thy Wisdom grants
"hat else tor 10 my hosOm pants
And Echo ms Ncrs PANTs
Pants! good Echo. how You charm,
MY own are hardly fit to darn;
And pray what else my hearing gloats
"hils balm Q! bliss my bosom coats
And Echo answers COATS
Goats! thank you noble friend;
MY coats are gone too for 10 mend;
but ere hasle to buy them all
Wherc can make line greatest hauli
ana EchO answers, HALL.
Hall why there are three or fnur.
Whlch one your client would IninIore.
Oh speak, for melancholy's stroke
Has made my heart as hard as oak
And Echo answers OAK
30 It appears that Echo like all nature ia ns,inc,
with the faot that
HANdH1hER e. BROV'N. tOAKH Hu,>
M south East corner 9th and Market Stren,s
lhtiadel pha, is the Ne PIUs ULTRA Clothing Unnso
ol rhnadeiphla. Everything is the best evrr,tLIn
is iae cheapest no one is dissatisfied: every narsn
returns Even IN outside country villages whom Tho
Suect OF clothing is mentioned ach nliviauni nras
-- '"ey uPo' YAK HALL janl
Smyrna times., 1863-02-19

1I100i % 0OHSo F0r 1'O1t UT y bO165 lot u
Prepared BY Dr., J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
J. p. HOffecker, Smyrna; d. +. Burton. Do.
yer; 81. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. F. Know.
les, Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden T.
T. Hammersley, Milford, Z. Bringhurst &. Co
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
O-J.W. Dcnncy, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-19

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELLA
WARE
~e"~'"s-iames IAN A. Bayard, New Castle county
Willard salisbury, Sussex CO.
EepreseptdtiUe-ieorge p Fisher, Kent CO.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-19
Fancy Furs |!


UNI assor'ments OF all kinds and qualities ofFANCY
T KS tor Ladies' and Children's wear that will be
worn during this Fall and Winter. My Furs were
purchased IN Europe previous the rise in Sterling
Exchange: and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since the frsI of August
wonld also state. that as long rs my stock lasts
VIII offer 1t at prices propOrtonate what the goods
cost me; bn! 1t will be impossible for me 10 import
and manufacture any more Furs and sell them at the
same price owing to the unsettled state efihe affairs
Of the Country.
@<TRsmember the name, number and street
JOHN FARElRA,
sep.5m us Arch street, Philad Iphis.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-19
FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery,
Newark. bel.

lgsS2,A The Proprietor of this Nursery is largely
SssS engag ID in MS guilty llion of Choice Fruits
a1rtsSxzS ior market;
ALSO,