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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

nea- Why are ladies the biggest thieves in
existence =? Aus,-Because they steel the
petticoats,b one the stays, and crib the dad
les. Yes, and hook the eyes, too
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

A MIcHAELMAs GoosE.-A person invited
an acquaintance to dinner on the twenty.
ninth OF September, saying he always had a
goose at dinner on Michaelmas day.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

A SMART SCHOLAR" Toby, what did the
1srilites do when they crossed the Red Sea?
-" don't know, ma'am, but guess dried
themselves"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

sar Time is an old novelist who takes pleas
ure in printing his tales on our countenances
He writes the FIRST chapter with a swans down,
and graves the last with a steel pen.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

sa- What description Of fowl did Lord Ell
gins carriage resemble when he entered Pc.
kn?-A coach In China.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

-Governer Andrew has appointed Thurs.
day, April I'd, as the annual fast-day in Mass.
achusetts.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
TOWANDA: /:
Thursday Morning, March 26, 1863.
Original Qoeteu.
tFor the Reporter.)
THE OLD, OLD STORY.
BY MRS. ]. P CULVER .


# was such splendid vision
That wide valley fresh and green,
Like the fields of blest EIysiam,
By the ancient poets seen
A tranquil river vending
Slowly under dropping trees,
Like the shining skies of silver,
In the web which fancy weaves.
We had met thee, just when sunset,
Crowned the west with burning gold
We had watched the gorge Gus banners,
Vanish brightly fold on fold,
We had fingered in the meadows
Where June-red clover grew,
Til the fragrant air was heavy
With weight of falling dew.
And the dearest words were spoken,
Later underneath the stars.
When the moonlight lay unbroken,
On the fields in silver bars
1t was all the old, old story,
Told in cOlOrS warm and bright,
There amid the splendid glory,
OF that royal summer night.
And the old, sweet words 4" l love you,"
Dritted like pleasant tune,
In among the leaves and blossoms
OF that royal night in June,
And there after half the music
OF a lifetime came to me,
Bringing sunshine where the shadows,
Aud the darkness used to be.
Oh, the fair hills softly lying,
In the distance blue and dim,
Oh, the river laintly signing,
Like low cathedral hymn
Memry keepeth all the music
All the fragrance and light,
And the very earth is dearer,
For that pleasant summer night.
NARCR Is. 1868.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

nsa "Do you see any thing ridiculous in
this wig? said brother judge to Curran
-"NothiDg but the head" he replied
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

nsa.The stems of Canada thistle are suggest.
ed as valuable substitute for rags in the
manufacture of paper. Cloth of fine texture
has been successfully manufactured from this
fore
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

sA- A country pape, in puffng SOAP say
it is the Z" best ever used for cleaning a dirty
mans face We have tried, it and there
fore we know"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

sg% Universal love is like a mitteD, which
fits all hands alike but not closely true affec.
ton is like glove which fits one hand only,
bat sets closely to that one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

Why is the pupil of the eye like bad boy
at school? Because it is always under the
lash
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
Letter frem VIM. Vincent.

= II NY
Q. N. c., l7th Pa. Cavall
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
COMMENCEMENT OF THE TWENTy
SIXTH VOLUME OF
Harper'S Marazine

=, ihe Plesen' huHDer commences the Tu entr ST.
Volume OF HARPERs New MONTHLY M.c,z;x. '@,h ~
VIII retain lis character as On Illustsated FanIv NJ
aZihe' containing papers upon History B,no,a"Ie
IMluSe M uhu AuVen'ufe' FIctton Poetry PsvulaI xc;
ehce, ArIs, ManuiactuFes und Criticism cnSslnIl.
lected from contributions furnished hx the 50
teTs IN America and Europe VIII
IN the January number will be commenced . .;
oi papers by Mr.. }. Ross Browne. descrlbinos j.
70 Icelans TO be prOfusely illustrated with sA.,Hy
OF character incident and scenery from ouosnejd,.
lngs by tho authOF
Mr. TrOllope's Orey Farm ia couelpded :; a..
NUMBER nnd Miss MulOck's Mistress and Maid =, Ia
be completed ia the next WI
ne Decemher number contains contFibuti,ns L..
hOSs Bfe~ne. Caroline ChesebEo Edward "A Ho".a
Marian Evans. J IL Sidduns Samuel / P,,,o ~
nan Maria Mulock, Geo William Curtis -.
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HarpeE's Rlugazln furnishes a greatey ano,., =
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| Illustrated than any other similar peEudicol m
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| eApCnds Tor literary ard Artistic matter
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franklin Square, New York
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
MORO PHILLIPS
Genuine Improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime
(THe Standard Guaranteed

(Ihe Standard GuarQnfeed)
PREPARED at his Chemical Works, Camden. N.
j.. For sale at Manufacturers Depot, No. u North
FRONT Street. Philadelphia.
The great satisfaction this truly Improved Supcr
Phosphate has given 10 the Agricultural Community
gives great encouragement 80 the Manufacturer 10
continue 90 improve IS possible his Article but never
~ fall back from its Standard and maintain its we'll
meTIted celebrity IL has given entire clion to
those who have used it.
According 10 Analysis. made by DE-. f Pugh Presi-
dens ofthe Agricultural College OF Pennsylvania Of
oil the principal Super Phosphates moro Phillips
excepted) manufactured this State, sho wing their
Agricultural value, and published in the Country
Gentleman" of March 27th. 1862 Moro Phillips Su.
per Phosphate contains more Agricultural value than
any other IN the market.
The Manufacturer is we'll are that he makes
these assertions TO intelligent Agricultural Commu
mty. and to Scientific Analytic Chemists; also TO
influential and long established manufacturers of Su
per PhOsphates nevertheless he makes these broad
declarations So complete has ,he manufacturer suc.
ceeded in making his aruc!e Of n uniform Standard.
tbs he gives LEGAL guarantee 10 Wholesale Deal.
ers that II shall always be the Standard as from
| the first.
Moro Phillips Super Phos phate is sold extensively
by the principal dealers in Fertilizers IN this Civ and
State and also i'll other States Over 20U0 Tons were
consumed by Farmers last season. this Slale and
| the States OF Delaware and New jersey.
Change in Price. from S45 81 so per ton of 2OOo
lbs. No charge IOt Packages. a liberal discount 10
Dealers. MORO PHILLIPS
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16

CITIZENS.
testIylng OF their own personal know ledge 10 II e
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these Blery
Do you want something to strengthen voul
Do you want good appetite
DO you want to build up your constitution?
DO you want to feel welIl
- DO you want to get rid of nervousness
Do you want energy
Do you want TO sleep welll
Do you want a hrIsk and vigorous feelinpt
If you do use HDOFLANDS GERMAN BIT'PERS
From Rev. }. Newton Brown. ID. d Editor OF lhe
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowiedre
Though not disposed TO favor or recommend Pa
tent Medicines Ia general. through dIstrusl of their
Ingredients and effects .el know Of know Of ma
suhlcient reasons why man may not testify TO the
DEMENT'S he believes himself to have receiy ed Ftom
any supple PREPARATION III the hope that he NAV Tins
contri butte To the benefit of others
do TINS the more readily in regard 10 Hooaonis
German Bltlers. prepared by DR. c. NJ Jackson. of
THIS ct'y because was PreudIced against them /, r
many years, under the impression that they were
chlelly an alcoholic mixture. | avn indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq for the .emovaI Of
TINS prejudice 10y proper tests and for announcement
To Try Them when suffering from great and long con.
uhneu debility. The use of three bottles of thps,
blters, at the beginning ofthG present wear was fol-
lowed by evident relief. and restoration TO devree
OF bodily and mental vIgOr which had not felt ur
months before and had almost despaired of reganup
therefore thank God anu my friend for directing me
to the use of them. j. NEwro< IN nrs
Philadplnh limo % 'cI '''
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I ErirqcfS fran letters !

A DIsXTEREsTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Edward Webb, the Proprietor snd manufacturer of
NehbS Fertilizer" III the city Of HIimiuIipu Bel.
aware. says under date of December l3i2 10 The
manulacIurer of Moro Phillips Super Phosphate
:" Your Phosphate Is rapidly taking The place of II
other Ph0spales III Ihls market and # kept uI to lis
present SandFd, there Will be no IunIi MS sale
Nh Stokes, Practical Farmer. President OF Ihe
Farmers IierhanIcs' Bank. Camden. ~ j. S AVS lie
has used Moro Philips Super Phosphate and It has
given him entire satisfaction
Cuibert Bro the largest dealers in Fertilizers in
the city of minginn Del acknowledged 10 the
manufactures That all Moro Phillips Super Phosphate
which was sold by them last Fall. was 10 parties who
called for that article. and would have nothing else
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Harper's w eekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIN CENTS.

TERMS.
One Copy for year 40 aa
Two copies for one year, a.
harperS Weekly and Harpers Magazine,
one year. Aaa
HarFer's Weekly will be sent graiui,ously for sas
inohlh-as a specimen-tO any one who applies fer
IL. Sperlmen numbers of the Magazine will .lso Le
sent gratuliously. Volumes l. II Ill mud Nv II HsT
pers Weekly, handsomely bound in cloth extra pri.s
c3'oo each are now ready Muslin covers are far
hshed 10 those vino lsh this numbers bound al ily
cents each Twenty-Five per cent. Discount allow.s
to bo"khlLdcrs and the Trade To Poslms.,+Ir snS
agents getting MP club OF Ten subscribers es.v
wiz De sent GRATIS: Subscriptions may commsars
with any number. Specirnnn nUmbey, protui,nr,l~
snPplled. HARPER y BROTHERS. Publishers.
franklin Square. Now YOtk
TIE HOLTDIYS ARE 4TH1ND.
And Paren'sarc looking about to find he most .ccs.t
able and rSeial thing for present For this purpos
nothing caI. lie c+ual to
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
SI.50 PER DAY.

The Undersigned having renewed their lease for IA
term OF years. have entirely retted she house. having
The Incations ofIb;s house = su,srrnesseJ baing
upOD the widest and most pleasant part Of Chestnut
st. directly opposite the Old State House, the
places Of Ofamusement. the jebbing houses of Market
and Third ss. and convenient 10 the city railroads.
the cars of which run to all parts Of the city for half
dime fare. - .-,1' a.
The rooms ore large. well lighted, have superior
ventilation and have been refurAished 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 the American assure theirfriends
and patrons that pains will be spared 10 make the
appointments of this hotel complete and its table
compare iavOrably with the best houses in the Union
pOv-ly NYATY d HEULINGS.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16

complete assortment Of Cutlery. such as Knives
and Forks, Carvers Sieels, PenKnives. Scissors Ra-
z0rs and StrOps. &c. ..
The attention Of the Ladies is also called to his as
Ortment OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles Pins
Thimbes Shields. Teaspoons and Tablespoons ofshe
finest quality. Ironing A paratus &c
Also an assortment of Fire Arms, Skates Dinner
bells AndI~rs. ShOv els and Tnngs, Coffee mills SiE
ters, Frying Pans. Waffle irons &c.
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 te rms.
feb3 JF WILLIAMS
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

For the relief of the Sic kaud Distressed afflicted
With Nlralent and Chrome Diseases and especiaIl,
Tor the cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gralis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on SpermatOrrhra or Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and on the new Remedies employed in the DlspeEsary
sent TO tho afflicted sealed letter envelopes tree o.
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be ac
ceptable.
Address Or. J. SkIn Houghlon. Acting Surgeon
ilwari Association, No. South Ninth Street Phla
f'iphla, Pa. dec26-lv
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
HOLIDAY GIFT,
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
Purchase one of
C. w EVIIIIANfc rn

AN ATTRIBUTABLE PRESENT.
Purchase one Of
C. w. WILLIAMS & co.
CFoRMERLy WILLIAMS & oavIs9
Twenty-Five Dollar Double 7Aread Family Ss.s;ag
Machine.
Warranted to be equal to any $40 or $50 machine
IN the masket-w1ll do all kinds OF family sewing.
FOR durability IL Is unsurpassed while sos
simplicity ease, 0Od noisesness of action il hat ne
equal. Machines forwarded by Express with iuli
directions EOr using. payable on delivery
Every machine is warranted for one year.
An agent wGn,ed IN every town and county in the
STATE Enclose stamp TOR terms and circular
Address G. b. JONES & CO.. BOX o.
sales Rooms No. SO, North Fifth Street.. tws asfs
below below Arch Philadelphia, Cut this advertisement
our nsy28&l
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
a artiCular Notice.

There are many preparations sold under tho name q
Of Bters. put up III quart bottle commanded of Ihe
cheapest NhIskey or common rum. costing from 20 TO
40 cents per gallon. the taste disguised by Anise or
Conander Seed This class Of BIters ha. caused and
viii continue 10 cause as long they can be sold
hu1dreds TO de the death of the drunkard By Their
use the system is Kept constantly under the influence
OF alcholic siimuants of the worst kind the d.slre
Tor liquor s creaied ana Kept up and The result all
the horrors attendant upon drnnknrd life ana dpaII
For those who desire and will have a Ilouor Bit
ters, we publish the following receipt Got one bot
lie ol Heofand German BitferS and mix wIlh three
qnarts of good Brandcy or Whiskey. ana Ibn re.nII
will be preparation that with far excel IN medical
virtues and true excellence any of the numerous Ii
quor Btters IN the market. and will cost much less
You VIII nave ali the virtues Of HOeRands Bitie's n
connection with good article Of Liquor al mn, h
price than these inferior preparations will cost
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16

Ihemanutactnrers ara now prepared To supply a
large demand with this valuable manure Thev
would respectfully announce 10 Farmers and DeaIc r,
IN Fertilizers that the price has been ad vauced To
per 1000 It's IL need scarcely be mentioned thai
this change has been rendered necessary by the great
~ increased cost of ma ferIas and abUrers as II as
by the operation OF the IT, s Tax upon aciurers
Every Farmer using Fertilizer NAV be assured
that the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still maii!-
tain Its high character lor strength and purity the
manufacturers preerrDg 10 make IA small advance in
the price per ton rather Than le It's ia II below
their former standard, under the increased expenses
of manufacturing.
1t is prepared from Raw Bones. and warranted to
contain all lheII original organic maler-no buvneJ
or calclned bones used. and is is sold under n
guaranty from the manufacturers that it is free from
adulteration.
THEDEMAND FOR BAUCH's Raw BONE SUPER. .PHos-
PHATE last year greatly exceeded of any previous
one,. which Is substantial evidence Of Its high stan
dard Of popularity.
PRICE, $40 PER 1000 LBs.--CASH
The above manure may be had of regular dealers,
orOf BAUGH q SONS.
No. 90 South Delaware Avenue,
Ionl5 PHILADELPHIA,
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
U.M. B. BRIDBTRYS
PlanO-FOrte Establishment,
No. 427 BrOOane ST.
NEW YORK.

The subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
his friend and the public generally his Piano
Establishment, at No. 421 BFOLme street. corner Of
Crosby street.
Having Withdrawn his interest stock and materials
from the late iirm OF Lighte 4 Brsdburys" WhieA
firm was dissolved un the 3 st Of January uIt and
having purchased the entire stock Of Piano Yoyles
and Piano-Fore Material, owned by hls brother Id.
ward G. Bradbury. IN the said firm he now psspsr.
ed 60 supply the increased demand for mas ceehIatad
Piano tOrtes. Employing the skiIfui and Ipe
riehced WOrkmen, with large stock of the bes, and
mostthOr0ughY seasoned maIerun aud an abundance
of raPla!, he has tai hand the personal ,ure,y
sion OF the whole business OF manufacturing his In
sir lmentS and Is enabled 10 out Piano urte, IF
unequalled tone and dura6IeRcss
BRADBURf'S NEW SCALE PIANO.FORTES
In the arrangements of our new scale drawn and
prepared with the utmost care express sly for our new
instruments. we have added every impsoy emeht
which cni! IN any way tend 70 the periteion OF the
fIan0-t orte. and we confidently asses that for
uehcacy OF touch. volume purity. brlIlIsney and
sweetness OF tone. combined with Ihat strength and
soldiiy OF frame necessary durability these in.ssu.
mentS are uneQnallCd
4" STRENTH AND BEAUTY" is our motto and We in.
vlte the closest criticism 0( the beat unbiased udxss
in the land.
H-EveTy instrument warranted for five years
WM. BRADBURY
427 BTOome st cor OF Crosby, New YOk
mhl2-3m
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Fancy Furs !

Iiul assOrImeuts of all kinds and qualities OfFANCY
FURS for Ladies and Children's wear, that will be
worn during this Fall and Winter My Furs were
pnSchased III Europe prevIOus to the rise in Sterling
Exchange. and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since The firsf of August
would also state, that long as my stock lasts
will offer IL at prices propOrtOnate TO wkatIhe goods
cost me; bn! ii will he impossible for import
and manufacture any more Furs and sell them at the
same price, owing to the unsettled of the affairs
of the Country.
9rRemember the name, number and street.
John FARElRA,
sep-5m 7l9Arch street. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16


PHIA.
This is one tftheir eleven colleges located as above
and also in
NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN, ALBANY.
TROY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CLEVE.
LAND, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, AND
TORONTO, C. w.
Instruction in Book Keeping, Penmanship. Com.
mercIa Arithmetic, Commercial Law Pbonoeraohv.
the Higher Mathematics. &c., day and evening t6e
most extensive and practical course in the worId
The advantages offered by the union of these aoI
leges place them abOve every mefly local school, :
Each derives special benefit from all the others in The
combined experience of numerous teachers the col.
lection OF manuscripts. upon which we RELY aims,
entirely nteachng Book Keeping) and The nmhI;c.'
ton OF books beyond the ordinary means Of anv
institution ' l"s' 'e
Scholarships issued ty any Of our Colleges are 0oo5
| IN all ; Ii ne unlimited. e
The Philadelphia College has beep recep,lv nm
Iafgeu ana refnrnIshed IN superior manner and i,
nuw the largest ana most prosperous commercial in
nu'ioh IN the slate It's well known thorough courss
o. instruction and the long practical experience n
'he principals offer unequaled Inducements 10 thosf
wishing thorough business educa iion
| NO incompetent assistants employed. Eaehstudepi
ON The beginning is under the charge of one or more
OF the principals
Bryant " STATIONS series of Text Books sent by
mai embracing Book Keeping, t,hree editions Com
mercial Arifhmatlc and Commercial Law.
1 For further particulars send for Catalogue
\ Address, BRYAN r. STRArTON & Co. i
FhS''V Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Steam. Ess ing and Securing Es.
Adjustment.
Mrs. n. IE. Nl[ITH.

HhO z. ". N4NIIH,
No. 2S n. Fifth ST. bet. Market and Arch Phil ApkL
PIIIA.
DlECE Goods of every description dyed 10 anv 60.
L ior. Ladies Wearing Apparel Of every de,crI..
lion dyed IN the most fashionable and eat e.
l"rs, and finished in a superior style. Merns Ca,A
mere ami Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Csysr .
Carpets, Rugs etc. Secured Punpce and Silk BFes
re.dyed all c"!"rs, and warranted equal to new
N. N.B-GenIlemen's Clothes Cleaned Or Died en-
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Hardware Store.

Tho undersigned, successor to VIM. Wilds would
respectfully INFORM The public that he has opened
large and complete assortment oi HaIdware Goods.
IN the house recently occupied by l. d. Hamilton,
CommerCe ST. shy NRNA. nIlsislinn Of
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Latches. Bolts, Screw
Hinges. Nails Sash, Chisels, Augors. Weights, Axe
HaIchets. &c. Ac-
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
STATE OFFICERS.

VII II OITAOLNOs
G'ssraOr-William Cannon, Bridgeville
Seerstsry ef StGte-Nathaniel b. Smilhers, Dover.
|adgs Of .. s. Circuit COurt-Willard Hall, Will
Eington.
Aitorney Gsneral-A R. Wootten, Wilmington.
Chancellor Of State-Samuel NJ Harrington. Dover
CA'J Justiee-E. P. Gilpin, Wilmington.
Assseiates-John ]. Milligan. New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
Edward Wootten, Georgetown.
ffssssrer-Loxley r. Jacobs.
Aaa'for Of AccountS-Andrew J. Galley Camden
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
LEGISL.A I'URE.

SENArE-HoLttng. OUer-JOhn K. Taium, Union. n.
Castle; John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks D. Hoop
or, Union Sussex Elected IN 662-JOhn F William
Ion and John 2. Belvtlie, UniOn. New Castle; Cove
Salisbury. Thomas CahaIl. Kent. aud William Hitch
Henry Hickman. Sussex Democrats
RERREsENTATIvEs-NeW CdShe-John Havs John
Duncan. SOlOIaOn Curtis, DavIi w. GemmllI
MERIT Paxson. John Whltby. Levi w. LattOmus
aa Union Keat-Beniamin s Gootee. John H. Bew.
beg James Williams. John Slay. William B. SLnbbs
Robert RInghley Curtis s. Watson. all Democrats
GIsser-Malor W. Allen. VilIIlm A. Scrlbner, John
SIrden. Luiher w. Fisher William D NAPLES of p
Isaac IL. Bailey, George W HOrsey. all Democrats.
Senate Union mon and Democrats. - q
House 7 II
DemOc ratic MAJORITY on inlnl la Lot &
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
KENTCOUNTy OFFJCEPS

AGHA COCNl OEfICERS.
Rsgister Of Wilts-James l.. Heverin.
Reesrder-George B. Dickson.
Clerk Of Orphans Court-Wm. R. Cahoon.
Pr0thOnit0ry-William Sharp
Clerk Of the Peace-W. n. w. Dorsey.
Sherif-John c. Pennewill
COrsner-Nathan b. Fleming.
Lepy COurt-JOhn VI. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
WIN. DuHdmel, Little Creek.
Thomas PoStles Dover.
Henry Pratt.
RobertW. Reynolds, Jr., Murdcrkill
William Stay,
joseph Booth, Mispillon.
Stephen NJ Collins, Milford.
freasHrer-Henry Whitaker, FELTON,.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Peninsular Railroad Line.
-- CHANC,E nP IToI-uc

NA&NrN CIHNU r OF TfUI rs.
sr On and after Monday. Nov g.
sHErEE5x~l 1862 II: aims for the accommoda
&Xzsz4 ERSsEA tIOn OF passengers will run as Ol
szzxzz1zsSssssA11 lows until further notice.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Fancy Furs !
John Farcira,

below Eighth, south side
PIllLADELPHl4.
IMPORTER and MANUFAc.
TURER Of and DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF
FANCY FURS.
. for Ladies' ard Cbildren's
wear.
: | desire to sty to my
sirIends of Kent and the
Surrounding Counties that
Il have now in store one Of
the largest and most bean
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Price, IS cents per Bcx, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell. Mass.
J. 7. Hoffecker, Smyrna ID. y. Burton. Do.
yer; NJ. M. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. F. Know
les, Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden n
F. Hammersley, Milford. f. Brinphuvst q Co :
Wilmington. and Dealers everywhere.
0J.W. Dcnney, Smyrna, Del
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CUTLERY.

such as ShovelI, Spades Bride bits. Drawing Kniv
Saws, Scythes, with all other Tools desirable
En-