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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
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OLD DIR. TOWNSEND'S
MAGIC STOMACH BITTERS.

W. all ,,o albanian of tho public TO the blowing:
"Tno PROPRIETOR or THE BERkLE4 r HVo s ST'
BOSTON called aud stated to HENRY " sIIhIEvnNNss,
80 an, agent there th. re- had found OLD ph Iow&r
y tnS MsGiC STOMACH BlrrERS THE BEST An,S%%
GLE or THE KIND HE EVER HAD IN HIS hooSHSs
ard tba, HE PATRONS speak o! II IN the highest
is uot only pleasant btter but 10 ac'ion upon 'ls
correct, the BILE snl creates healthy appsuie.'
Also 70 the following communication;
Ma. I9s Ea.. s9th..,, Nxw.yosx. March 10, 1853.
Mes.Rs RALPH PosaRoX Co.-GentleIncn; u auo'0g
o,,c. Of prntic alton TO bear witness to the potency o.
OLD DIR. rowNsEND'S MAGIC STOMACH BiTTEnS'
lei. appropriately nauodi It acts like CHARM nave 'ov
.uhics, to GRANTS IN THE STOMACH, and afs, o., ,s
WERE ATTACK In every Instance winesIA''iun "0aS
Immediately relieve snd have also found 'ovssss
remsdy for RiLIOI SNESs to which have for Year, Vs.
subject and c,u lay aside BLUE FILLS ana "''1
thoBlTTERS . ghtful SUBSTITUTE
you,.,,ov DE WITT CLINTON JUDAH.
RALPH PoMERoY 4 Co.. Proprietor.
NO. al JAy-st-. kew.forE
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NOR SALE-A frst-class well-establIshed
Il BOYS BOARDING. SCHOOL, with superior accomIno-
cations fDr thirty pUs situated h. beautiful Vese e5'
than forty mile. from New YORK. Inquire OF h. d. BAR
KER, No. 81 Johnst, Ne~-Yosk.
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ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

NEWBURGll.-FOR SALE beautiful
~ COUNTRY SEAT. delightfully."- stusted. having mot
extensive yiaw Of the Iludson-Bick HOUSE la Uo,hc
St,lr-5abe Carag nc. orounds (thrce acIes)
well planted with Fruit aud Bh,do,res.
FIrTOH JONA5, No. 25HvaLsi.
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HIGH DADDY.-This famous Plqntaton
Song by tie author OF DiEes Land 10 just published
Price 30 cents per ccpyi mailed postage paid -, d,
10 press Dan. BrysnPs HOW ARE You GREENBAChS
with : 10 sreenbact on tito page Price 81 cents,
No. 54T Broadway, New-fort,
0he cid stand Of Firth, Pond Coz.
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XIANTED-PART of a HOUSE in gen.
w tel neighborhopd by gentleman and wife, without
children either or on the LIST Of May Fay qnsreTS IN
ady nee. Terms must be molo,ae Apply TO WikELEh.
No. 90 East ldhst.
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ltREAT TRIT'NpU,
MASON g. IIAMLINs CABINET Or

MASON g. HAMLlN'S CABINET OR
IVA CANS are the best for small churches chspels SAB
baths aud private house, Recommendsi as the beat
inrunsnt. OF their eaaa BY Lowell hsaon W'n T. Brad
buy t,oorgo James WsOD, GeorsssF Root Thomss Hast
inss William Nilsson sis.,mund fhab'rs; George ~ Nor
gen orgsui-t o. Grace church, Ncwfork; Johu Lgnde
(fganst Rev III. W. Bsechers ChuIch. Gustsvus SuI.
OfsAnst Immaculate Conc-l ton Church N VI Cha lo.
Wells Organist o. Christ Church 5thly, N r. j. Moscn'
tha Organlst Galway Church. n. VI j. Flint Ofsanis Mad
isonsluafo Churoh, y, Theo Hs1,n Editor N. Y. blu'
alca Review lnI Gazette and many oilers OF the most dis
,usnei ci.us la volume and excellence OF tone, dI'
Iaby Of wokmanshp, Icellcnco Of material and variety
OF ehect these instruments uneqaaed Prices S'J to
MASON L HAMLrNs MELoDEONs have the hl.hos,
reputation. Prices 40 TO SIl5.
HaieIoons, Nos. and MeTcer.st, NewYoh.
MASON BROTHERS
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MUSIC PRINTING aud STEREOTYPING.
Nl Music Book, aud Sheet Music Of oyeTy description
Screoty ped aud Printed at WARRENS No. ~ tentiesL
(fssD Nswlor WANTED--A smart. active Roy.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
FfSt;cls i1r s9,s i,w' 70 is' or oy m Vs.
organ great variety $40 20 300. }. NJ FELTON,, Nos
SiI and $40 Brosdw sy ssw.lork.
DlANOS--Low for Cash.-7-octaye Pianos,
superior IA richness depth aud baucy VI tone. with
gb powerful and ella c touch iron frames, ovorstEuns bass
froni rs to $3.50 Also durable secondhand Pianos
J. q. DAVIES no. 467l Broomest. west OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

DAVEN 4 BACON,
III Manufacturers OF Grand aud Square PiAN0-FORTES.
WnfeToon No rs Grand broadway N Y The long
.1p..noa and Ito many facilities possess enable
produce instruments urpsssed by other esabi'hmcn
eutlon 70 the construction, improve
aud introduction Of all essential changes that may be
required make perfect Pisnofoue. Purchasers In
yitrd call and examine large assortment Of Paos
which we arc ohrrius OH favorable terms
p-scripsyo Circulars svnt by mail
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
MORO PHILLIPS
Genuine Improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime |!
(The Standard Guaroatee9 J


PREPARED at his Chemical Works. Camden N.
J.. For sale at Manufacturer Depot, No. 81 North
FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
The great satisfaction this truly Improved Supey
Phosphate has given TO the Agricultural Community
gives great encouragement 20 the Manufacturer %
continue 10 improve if possible his Article but never
10 fall back from its Standard and MAINTAIN its well
merted celebrity. 1t has given entire satisfaction to
those who have used il.
According TO Analysis. made by DR.. E Pugh. Presi-
denI of Agricultural College OF Pennsylvania of
all the principal Super PhOsphates moro Phillips
excepIed) manufactured il this State shu wing their
Agricultural value. and published in the Country
Gentleman of March 27th. 1869. MOsO Phillips Su-
per Phospha te contains Agricultural value than
any other IN the market.
The Manufacturer 10 we'll aware that he makes
these assertions to intelligent Agricultural C0mmu
nifty. and Scientific Analytical Chemists; also 70
influential and long established manufacturers Of Su
pea PhOsphs nevertheless. he makes these broad
declarations So complete has Lhe manufacturer sue
ceeded in making his aricle of a uniform STANDARD
| thst he gives a LEGAL guarantee TO Wholeaale Deal
that IL shall always be the Standard as from
| the first.
Moro Phillips Super Phosphate is sold extensively
BY ihe pSsncipal dealers in Fertilizers this City and
State and also in other Suites. Over 1000 Tens
consumed by Farmers last season. in this Sats and
| the States Oi Delaware and Eew Jersey.
Change in Price from cas- to S41 50 per Ton Of 2OOG
lbs. No charge for Packages. liberal discount tC
Dealers. MORO PHILLIPS
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Harper's Magazine

The present number commences tAe Tu anti, o.
Volume OF HARrERs NEW MONTHLY MAoAyf,r -
Will retain ats character an Lllusssated Fasu,I
azme' csnlauAng papers upon History B,un,.ntS-
Travel and Adventure, Fict1oa Poetry Pan,,fat tsV'
ence' Arss' MasiutaciuSes and Criticism earetuy'
tess in America and Europe VIII
In the January number will be commenced q s.,;o.
OF papers by Mr.. :. Ross Browne describing a Io,'
10 lcelans. TO be ptoluSaly illustrated v ilh sk.,G
OF character, incdent and seenefy from 49,.
lngs by the author
Mr.. TrOIope's Orey Farm is CONCLUDED IN IL.
number. and Miss MulOck's Mistress and Aiaid am
be completed in the neas wi"
The December number contains coniribut; ns t...
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tEItrdcts from Letters ]

"A DIslETERxsTED ACKNowLEDAENr.-
Edward " Webb. the Proprietor snd manufacturer OF
" Webb's Fertilizer. IN the city Of Wilmington. Del.
aware. says under date of December 1862 to the
manufacturer of Moro Phillips Super Phosphate.
" Your Phosphate is rapidly taking the place Of all
other PhOsE hates in this market and &c kept up
present Standard. there will be limit to lbs sale
Mr. Stokes, a Practical Farmer. President Of the
Farmers & Mschanics Bank. Camden, N. J.. says he
has used Moro Phillips Super Phosphate, and has
given him entire satisiactlsn.
Cuiber Bro the largest dealers in Fertilizers in
the city OF ilmingtOn. Del. scknow lodged to the
manufacturer that all Moro Phillips Super Phosphate
which was sold by them last Fall. to parties who
called for that arlcle aad would have nothing else
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Hoohand's German Bitters

CITIZEN
testifying Of their own personal knowledge to the
beneficial effects and medical virtue OF these B,ers
Do you want something TO strengthen youg
Do you want good appetite
Do yoG want to build up your eonsttutont
Do you want TO feel welli
Do you want to get rid Of nervousness
Do you want energyi
Do you want 10 sleep well
Do you want a brisk and vigorous fe eIinR1
fyou do use HDOFLANDS GERMAN BIfTERS
From Rev. J. Newton Brown. d. Editor ofthe
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed 10 favor or recoB mend Pa.
tent Medicines ia general through disIrust Of aher
ingredients and effects; 1ei know Of know Of no
suihclent reasons why man Tsy not sestify 10 the
benefits he believes hmsefto have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may th
con,rl butte 10 the benefit OF others
do this the more seadily in regard 20 Hooaand's
German Bitiers prepared by Dr. c. M. Jackson. Of
this city, because was preudiced against them Il =
many years. under the impre ssion that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture | am indebted % INV
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq. for the removal oi
this prejudice BY proper Iesis and for encouraR
to try them when suffering from great and long con
tinued debility This OF Ghrce bottles OfthtsC
BIters. at the beginning Ofthc present yeas wss Sol
lowed by evident relief. and restoration TO deR,ee
o bodily and mental vIgor which had not feIt cor
months before and had almost despaired Of regalninp
sherefore shank God my friend for directing me
TO the use of them. j. NEwroN Rnown
Philadel lphia, June %, 81,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
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with any number. Speciman numbers srstuI,,u,l,
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Able and nSei"l thing for present. For IhIs purpss
nothing can he eQusI to
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
sep-5m
Howard Association.

For the relief of the Sic kand Distressed afflicted
With Virul&t and Chrome Diseases. and especially
for the cnre of Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermaiorrhea. Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
and on The new Remedies employed in the Dlspensary
sent to tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be &C
ceptable.
Address Or. j. Skilin Houghton. Acting Surgeon
Hward Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street Phila
delphia, Pa. dec26-lv
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TnR RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Enauenxn, Hoarxemess.
Group, Bronchitis, Encipieut Csn-
sumption, and fer tisc Relief
OF CORsunPsive Patients
asa advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
This IL n remedy 30 universally known 10 surpass
any other for the of throat and lung complaints
tha IL useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues Its unrVRlled excslience for coughs and
colds. and iH truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disea'e have made IL known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth. Few the communities,
or even families, among them who-have not sOme
personal experience OF i've effects some living
trophy in their midst of lis victory the subtle
ana dangerous dsorders OF the throat and usgs.
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disordefs
ana as they know, too, the ELECTS OF this remedy,
need not do than TO assure them that II has
hll the virtues that IL did have whom making
tile cures which have won so strongly upon the
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER q Co., Lowell, Mass.
J. p. Hoffecker, Smyrna; d. F. Burton, Do
yer; NJ. NJ. Stevenson. Felton w. F. Know
lee. Frederics; Thomas Simpson, Camden 7
r. Hsmmersley. Milford, E. BrinQhurs, g. Co
Wilmington. and Dealers everywhere.
pJ.W. Denney, Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
American lIgiet
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
s1.50 PER HAY.

The undersigned. having re Rewed their lease for a
term OF years. have entirely retIcd hause having
painted, cnEpeted and reiurnished throughout,
The lecation ofthis house is surpassed. being
npoo 'hc widest and most pleasant part of Cheskat
st., directly opposite she Old State House. near the
places Ofamusement. the jebbing houses of Market
the of which all parts of the city for half.
dime fare.
The rosms are large we'll lighted. have superio,
ventilation and have been cGiu rHished with care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk. Cream. Fruits and
Vegetables from O farm belonging to US, and which
is managed exclusively for the hotel
The the American assure theiFfFiends
and patrens that pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this hotel complete end its table
compare favOrably with the best houses in the Union
nov-ly WYATT d HEULlNGS.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

complete assortment OF Cutlery, such as Knives
and Forks. Carvers Steels, PenKnives, Scissors Ra
zOrs and Strips. &c.
The attention of the Ladies is also called to his as
orimenI Of Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles. Pins,
rhlmhes Shields. Teaspoons and Table spoons sfthe
finest quality. Ironing AT parsius, &C.
Also. an assortment Of Fire Arms, Skates Dinner.
bells And 'ons Shoves and Tongs, COffee.mills SiE
ters. Frying Pans Waffle irons. DC
All the above articles will be sold al prices lower
than can be bought elsewhere. Please call and.x.
anime for yourselves. where you will always find him
ready and willing TO accommodate the public on the
best terms.
feb3 lie WILLIAMS
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
HOLIDAY GIFT.
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.

C. wv. WILLIAMS g. co.
(FokAERLV WILLIAMS oRy,rA
Tsoentysfvs DsfIsr Double Thread Family Seuing
Machine.
W&Tsnted tstbs equal 10 any $40 ESQ mschin"
IN the markes-t will do all kinds OF family sewing
For durability Is unsurpassed while ies apness
simplicity, easel and noisesness Of action II has
equal Afachirtes forwarded by Express with full
directions for uk ing. pays bic on delivery
Every machiAs is warranted for one wear
An agent waA,ed IN every town and csunty in ihs
state Enciosd stamp for terms and circular.
Address G. b. JONES e. Co. BOX a89)
Sales Rooms, mo so, North Fifth Street two duorh
below Arch. Thiladelphia, Cut lhis advertisement
QUA nsy294t
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
SMYRNA DTRECTPY

DM RNH OIhECIUhT.
TsseH Comm mSsioners-Ayres Stockly, John Mustard
John VI. Vushell, John Z Collins William NJ Bell
John MIlaway; Assessor Joseph W. Mariner
Treasurer. Thomas Z. Jefferson.
Iovn BdttLT-Nehemiah SIayI0n;
Justices Of the Peace John Enton, Caleb Walcou;
Csssta6tes-Fhomls l.. Sutton, William Clolhier;
CoHector for Duck Greek Hundred-James Roberts;
Rstdry PHbic aud ConueyGncsr-J. s. IL lffington.
CORPORATIONS.
BsRk Of Smyrna Directors. Ayres Socklv Daniel
Corbit. John Mustard. George DAVIS. James r.
PIddsmsn, Daniel CuTrey.
President. Avres StOckly; Cashier, William M.
Bell Teller, +. COlti Clerk Samuel Cats.
Discount Oay-THURsDAYs.
Snyrna Library Observation-Disclosures Edwin Will
me-; Vlne President. Rev. John C.. Thompson; Re-
es<dlng Secretary. DR.. William Cummlns; Cores
poading Secretary. DR.. J E. ,:Iawson; Treasurer,
John NJ. Oenning; Trustees James P. Hoffecker.
Rev. Henry ) Geiz. Dr. c. L. Mahon Librarian,
Dr. Charles L. Mahon.
Hsrsiag Star Lodge. L. o. o. F-Regular Meeting,
Friday evening Ofeach week.
GsDss1L4 Enca canpment-Tuesday evening, at Odd
Follows Hall.
Red Men. Shawaee Tribe No. 5-Thursday evenin 70
Odd Fellows Hall.
CHURCHES.
idstlodist EpiscoPal-Pasior. Rev. William Bishop
services morning, lO3. evenIng.6 g.
Pres6yteriGn-PastOr. Rev, John G.. Thompson l.; ser
vices. morning. lOI. evening ,6i
Protestant Episcopal-Rector. Rev. Henry 8. GeIz
services, morning lOa afternoon. g.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
WN. B. BRADBURYS
Piano-Forte Establishment,
No. 427 DpOome st..
NEW YOR

The subscriber respectfully invites The attention Of
has friend and the public generally his Piano eIIs
Establishment. at No. 41S BFoUme street corner Of
Crosby street.
Having Withdrawn his interest stsek and materiss
from the late firm Of Lighte 4 BRADBURY g." which
hIm vas dissolved On the 3IsI Of January. ult AID
having purchased the entire stock Of Pians.For
and Piano-Forte Material owned by hIs brother I'D.
ward G. Bradbury. the said firm he Is now pr~nar
ed TO supply the increased demand for his
Piano FOrIes. Employing the skilIful and rIIe-
renced woTkmen. with large stock Of the beat AMI
most thoroughly seasoned aud an abunL ane
OF capital. he has tapen in hand the personal supervi
sion OF the whole business Of manufacturing his IN
slnenIs and as enabled 10 0ui Piano ur,ss 81
unequalled tone and dHTaHeness
BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANOFORTEs.
In the arrangement Of our new scale drawn and
prepared with the utmost care expressly for our nsw
instruments. we have added every Improvement
which can IN any way tend 10 the periecuon Of the
fan0-t Orte and we can confidently ass@st, that (.r
deheacy OF touch. volume. purity. briiiancy and
sweetness OF t"ne. combined with that strength AID
sOdiy OF frame necessary to durability these insru
ments are uhequalled
STRENTH AND BEAUTY is our motto and ~ IN.
vite the closest criticism 0f the best unbiased jsdxs
IN the land.
&1-Every ipstrGment warranted for five ynsrs
WM. b. BRADBURY.
427 Broome st cor VI Crosby New York.
mhi2-3m
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Brlcklaying, Fia<>crilig, &c.

Ths snbsorbes respectfully llaoslns his Srends and
ho puonc hat he V prepared 10 all kinds Of Brick
y K. Plsstering Masonry. &C., with Reatness and
dispatch. "
ne also Keeps constantly on hand the bst quality
of BUILDING LIME Ck,MENT and CAT SSINETI HI1I
fLASIER9 BRICK. AllordeEslett at the stors efR b.
tenson. AIVFN All IA
| ap4Iy Snv-n. n,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

The manufacturers are now prepared to supply q
lsSge demand with shis valuable manure They
would respectfully announce so Farmers and Dealer
IN feriiae that the price has been ad ced to $40
per 1000 lbs IL need scarcely be mentioned thai
ths change has been rendered necessary by the
Y increased cos, Of materials and aborers as ou
BY ;ho operation oi Ihe u s. Tax upon
Every Farmer using Fertilizer. may be assured
that the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still main.
tain It's high character iOr strength and purity the
manufacturers preiernbg 60 make small advance in
the price per ton rather than let its fall below
their former hiandafd under the increased expenses
Of maRu featuring.
II IL prepared from Raw Bonos. and warranted Z,
contain all Iheir original organic maser-no burned
or calcInod bones used and IL is sold Hnder a
guaranty from the manufacturers that IL is free from
adultsration.
THE DEMAND FoR BAUGH-s Raw BoSE SUPER PHos-
FHATE last greatly exceeded that Of any previous
one which IL substantial evidence OF IIs high
dard sf popularity.
PRICE, $40 PER 1000 LRs-CASH.
The above manure may be mad Of regular dealers.
or OF BAUGH Il SONS,
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
tcoiS PHiLADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
For Sale.

Two Good Road or Farm HORSES. also a good
FAMILY CARRIAGE, az private sale TssIss est
eommodaiing. Per psssE al ,w apply al Fsmss Osd'~
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
LEGISLATURE.

SEsArE-H0ldtng OUer-John U. Tatur. Union, N
Castle; John Green Democrat KenI; Hicks D. Hoop
or, Unio0 Sussex Elected IA iS62-John +. William
sou and John 2. Belville, Union. New Castle; Cove
Sa4lsburv. Thomas CahaIl. Kent. and William Hitch,
Henry Hickman. SIsseI Democrats.
REpaEsENTATIyEs-NeW CGsue-lohn Hays Inhn
A Duncan. Solomon ,:lrts. DavIi w. Gemmlll
Nerrt Fl Paxsea. Joa '4'hiLhy. levi w. Laitomus
nd Union. Keni-S 1...i Gopt Juhn II Bew
b1x Jam = Williams i. Say. Wiiiilu B SIubbs
Eossrs Rai 4nIev HIr,ts 8 Watson. all Democrats
sasssx-Maiar W. Allen. 'YIiInm A. Seribner. John
SsrdeH. Luther w. Fisher WiiIaIn D. NAPLES. of P
ksse II. Bailey, George w. HorseY. all Democrats.
Sensie Union men and Democrats.
House7 Ia
Damocratio ma IoritV on mint bA al. 4
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
STATE OFFICERS.

osssraor-William Cannon, BridgevilIe.
Secretary Of State--Nathaniel B. Smithers, Dover,
Jaags Of U. s. Circuit Court-Willard Hall, Will
mlngton.
Attorney General-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
Chancellor Of StGte--Samuel NJ. Harrington, Dover
Chisf JHsiice-E. P. Gpin, Wilmington.
Ass0siqIes-JOhn ]. M!igau, New Castle.
John W. Houston, Milford,
Edward WOotten, Georgetown.
f|sassrsr-LOxlsy R. Jacobs,
Assitsr Of 4ecogDis--Andrew J. Galley, Camden.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Steam Dying and Securing Es-
tablishHlent.

NNO. T. W. OMIIH,
No. %, N Fifth ST., bet Market und Arch PxlI ApxL.
PHIA
DiECE Goods Of every description dyed 10 snf 60.
Il lor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel Of every detenp-
tion dyed in the most fashionable and peInanset &c.
hrs, and finished IN superior style. Merins CHSh.
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Plano Csren
Carpets Rugs, etc, Secured Pongee and Silk brsUss
redyed all cOlors. and warranted equal TO new
N NB-Genlemens Clothes CleaneL or Dyed ON
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
KRNFCOUNTy OFFICERS

KENFCOUNTY OFFICERS
Register Of WiHs-James L. Heverin.
Reesrder-George B. Dickson.
Clerk Of Orphans Coart-Wm. r. Cahoon.
FrsihepitOry-William Sharp.
Clerk u the Peaee-W. N. w. Dorsey.
SheFF-ryohn G. PennewlI
Coronsr-Nathan b. Fleming.
IeUy Court-John NJ. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
VIM. DuHamel, Little Creek
Thomas Postles Dover.
Henry Pratt, "
Robert W. Reynolds, Jr., MurderkiI
William Slay,
joseph Booth Misplion.
Stephen NJ. Collins, Milford.
frsGsurer-Hsnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
DR.. ". II. ClG,UsOn.

Respectfully offers hls pFolessiOOa 10 ihe cit
izens Of smyrna and vicinity
&TOFFiCE aud Residence, Main street. nearly Op.
posite the Delaware House. ian 63
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
SapOmifier! SiDOmifler

GITTHE FAMILY SOAP MAKER IN
All Kitchen Grease can be made into good Soap by
usIug SapNnfer:
9TOirectiOns ccompanyIng each box!
Soap ID as easily made with It as making cup OF
coffee. Manufactured only by the Patentees
PA: SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
mh20 ly No. f27-Walnut street. Phiiadelnhia