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.u..e..-,, CITIZENS
tesiiylng OF their own personal kno ledge IN tbt
oenehcia effects and medical virtues at these Btters
u" yon want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetite? - y, ".
DO you want to build up your oonslitut,ont
Do you want 10 feel welLI re.
Doyou want to get rid of nervousness
DO you want energy :s..s.t. ...i
DO you wantlO sleep well ..-.J
. DO you want trisk and vigorous feeIinp2
II you do use II0OFLAND'S GERMAN RIITEpS
FROM Rev J. Newton Brown. d. Editor oftbe
Enryclopedla Of Religious Knowledge
although not disguised 10 favor or recommend po
teh' Hledclnes IN general through distrust of thei
ing stedIents and ettSctsi | eel know Of know of M
suthcent reasons why man NAV not teutifv To ,lre
Dement'S he believes himself to have receiyed from
any simple preparation. in the hope that he NAV lbus
contribute 10 the benefit of others.
DO TINS The more readily in regard 10 uooHand's
Germnn bieers. prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jnckson. oG
ltiis cl'y because was preJudIced against them fr
many years under the Impression that thew were
chleiiy an alcoholic ixture l. an inAsbted 20 nv
ifehu Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the removal az
ms prejudice ny proper tests, and for announcement
10 Try Ihem, when suffering from great and long CEN
unued debility. The use Of three bottles oCibc.o
bItera' NJ the beginning ofthc present wear t,as nj
lowed ny evident relief. and restoration 10 degree
oi bodily and mental vIg0r which had moi eI, foe s
nohths before and had almost OF reqaning
therefore thank God my friend for directing me
10 the use Of them. j. Nrwrov Ro,,,S Res ''''
PhiladeIIhia limo % ,eI ' "NO"H'
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Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
.... Raspberrics,
Blackberries,
&c, &c

MAKE II rne to propagate only those kinds o.
trees aii plants that experience has proved 10 be the
most Profitable for general cutIv aIIonhavIng regard
10 Tue quantity and quality OF the fruit produced In
my selection OF varieties, aside from my own exper
ence' am governed by the opinions ofihe most rmf
neht writers the culture of irui IN America at nj
the most experience lruti growers in all parts of the
country, aud OF the American PumologtcaI SocIeiV
fEAcHES-3o 900 trees. selected varieties and tregs
very large and thrifty. ..t
AFPLEs-A large stock. choice varieiIes Standard
and Dwarf Also Red and YeIlo Siberian Crab
Standard and Dwarf
PEARs-A choice lot. large thrifty trees, leading
varieties, Standard and Dv.arl
PLUMs-Ail the choice varieties
CHERRIEs-FJne thrifty trees Standard and Dwarf,
all the choice varieties
APRICOTS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GOosEBE "NEs-Engiish ard American varieties.
CURRENTs-Whiie and Red Cherry. w hIIe and Red
Grape, White and Rcd Dutch, Black English. Black
Naples &c.
GRAPEs-Caiawba. Isabella Clinton Concord
delaware, Dianna. Rehecca. Toy lor or Bullet Early
Northern. MuscadInc, Esirburg Hartford, Prolific,
&c. &c =
BLAcKBERRIEs-LawtOn, DOrchasie rand High Bush
KAsPBEERIEs-ln yarety. Largely Of the Allen
and Red Prolific. which need 40 protect on N winter:
nest for gadnefs and those who we moi time
TO cover in fall.
sTRAw9ERRtEs In variety. Largely of the AIbo-
ny Seeding ''' -''
OSAGE ORANGE. &.
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBARBa 4 1891
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
BEGINNING OF A NEW VOLUME,

bEGIhNlNG OF NEW VOLUME.
Tile Number for Januqry, 1863, begins the Elerenth
Volume Of the atlantic Monthly.
From the commencement in 1857, the Atlantic
has rapidly increased IN circulation and it hs.ev
the largest class OF readers since its bepinninp nof
years ago. It's prosperity steadily aupmcnts and il
continues, amid all the fluctuations and dangers ins
cdent TO our national crisis, to gain ground in the
estimation of the public. At time SO pregnant
with events which touch the future destinies of Amer
ica IN every vital particular, the Publishers and Ed.
ilors 90 not deem 1t necessary to promise that its
pnges VIII never swerve from the honest paths of loy
al patriotism and universal freedom. Its opinions
have always been on the side of Liberty, Progress
ana fght ana the course it first adopted in its carly
Career, will ever be faithfully maintained.
IlE STAFF OF WRITER'S regularly contributing to
the Attdht'c Monthly embraces all the best known
autn"rs III American literature, and warrants the
IuOi'Shcrs III promising to its readers the best Es
say the best Poems, the best Stories. which Amer;.
can talent can furnish.
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.
In Prose and Poetry the AtIantie Staff of Wr;tors
Is unequaed. The following authors are still among
the regular contributors:
James K. Lowell, Henry w. Longfellow, Lou,
AgasNlz, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Haw.
thSrnc, Z. G. Hazewcll, T. w. Higginson, Author of
Margret liowth,' Mrs Julia w. Howe, Mrs. A.
d. L. Whitney, Oliver w. IIelmcs. John G. Whit.
tier, +. P. Whippe, Bayard Taylor, Charles +. Nor.
ton' George $. billiard, Henry Giles, Walter Mitch.
ell Henry I, Tuckcrman, John Weiss, Mrs H. B.
stowe Harriet Martinrau, Charles Rcade, "Thc
Country Parson," Rose Terry, Harcict f. Prescott.
Robert T. s. Lowell, ]. T. Tirowbrdge, Edward
Everett, Professor \. d. White
The foregoing list includes the leading soritcrs of
TEEMs-The Atlantie is for sale by all Book and
Periodical Dealers. Price, 25 cents a number. Sub
scripuons Tor the year, 50. postage paid. Yearly
subscriptions received, or single numbers supulied
by any dealer, or by the Publishers.
Specimen numbers sent GRATIS on application to
the Publishers.
inducements for subscribng--list Of premiums.
&C., furnished on application to the Publishers
TICKXoR g. FIELDS,
Washington st. Boston, Mass.
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Saturday Evening Post.

The SATURDAY EVENING PosF Is Weekly paper,
devoted TO Literature, News, &c. Among The con-;
.ln9'ors we may mention the distinguished writers &
Earls Heirs" etc.. ..3.,... - f.s.g1.
Marion Harland, author Of lNiriarn,r ."AIOns,ri
Virginia F. TO,oRsend, Ohoss domestic sketehss ara
so greatly admired.
fTERMS.-Single copy So; two comics az: Io1rHi
cepes so; eight copies lhnd oae extra) SI2 tgehty
copies (and one extra) S25.
-i'.''"h' A SPLENDID PREMIEaritA1o!ta'
Who wantsa Sewing Machlnel To any one sendJ'
lng marty subscrbeEs 10 the POST. and S69, will bs
given as as PREMfuM one az Wheeler q Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES, such as, are sold by thsm at
FORTY FIVE DOLLARS. The machines will he select.
ed neMlat ihe mangfaefosyi in Ke~lF oFk,and viii be
sent, boxed, With full directions for. acting I'm and
using and with no ex xpense, sfcept fer JfesghI
at,l1 sdi III bidDEACoN $sPE'TERsak ~ ap
Is No 3l9 Walnut ST.. PHILADELPHIA
porSpsoimee mmbsss ogshs0PvsT ssss grsss
when requIred.
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Harper's Weekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS.
TERMS

TERMS.
One Copy for one year e9.s
Two cOFIcs for one wear
Harper's Weekly and IIarper's Magazine.
one year. mn
tlarPers Weekly will he sent graIuirou,lv fo,
mohlt-as spccunen-io any one who nn,i,.s ~.
H. S?eciRen numbers Ofihe Magazine will I,o y.
sent gratuiOus!y. No!;lnps /. II In md ~ oi Ea'
per weekly, handsomely bound in cnil, extra mr..
2;i 2'O I"rn are no" ready Mus.ln covers are far.
niShed TO those "h0 ISL ills numbers bound ~ 49,
GEMS each Twenty-Five per cent. Discount nllow,s
10 bookbis Ger" and Tho TTuGe 10 ru.iica,I.,s .aS
ase,'S ge''hg "P club ci Ten subscribe. RI. Il r..v
VIII ne Seni gratis Su'jscri lions may cou,ncr,.
VIII" any number. S2ccIIGan nuInhrrs uraIt.,i,,I -
sn?rIed HARPER e BROTHERS Puhi,hor.
Fra'IkIIn Square. New Yurk
THE HOLID1YN IRE ITHAND
And Parrnsare looking about 10 iind the s,o.t .,,.,
ahe AMI Sein thing for present FoG Tins pur,o,.
nothing can he eqt.aI Ia
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HOLIDAY GIFT,
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
PRrcbaSe one Of -.
{. w. WILLIAMS & co

. ". " IIIIAMS Z CO.
-, FORMERLY WILLIAMS 4 onyIs)
I'oe"fy,fre Dollar Do"We Thread Family Seeing
Mrciinc.
warranted to be equal to any $40 or $50 machine
IN the mntkct-wil do all kinds OF family sewing
FOR u"rahIIlly II Is unSurIS>r While tor chcapness
sum- 'cIty ease, ahd noiSltsnrss Of action. il has no
equal NhchInes forwarded hy Express HIln fnII
dltec'iotS Tor using, payable !clllrry.
Every machine Is warranted for one wear
Hh agent "anIed III every town and csuniv in the
9Iae' fhripSe a stamp for ter and circular
:, address q. B JONES & CO., Box 5S9)
SaItS Rooms. no 80. North Fifth Street, w o doors
oeio" Arch, PhlladeIphiu, Cut tins ad advertisement,
~ nov2S II
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American Hotel
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

Inc undersigned. having renewed Their lease for
term OF years have entirely fitted the house. having
Pain'eu' calpeied and returnshed throughout,
Inc location Of this house is Unsurpassed, being
Hponhc widest and most pleasant part OfChesnnt
st. directly opposite the Old State House. near the
places o ofamusement, the jebbing houses of Market
he cars Of which run to all parts Of the city for half
dime fare.
The rooms are large. we'll lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurAshed with care
for comfort. VI =.
We are supplied with pure Milk. Cream, Fruits and
vegetables from a farm belonging to US, and which
Is managed exclusively for the hotel
The PfOprIetOrsnfthe American assure theirfriends
and patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this hotel complete and its table
compare avOrably with the hesthouses in the Union
rov-ly WYATT & HEULING%.
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SMYRNA DIRECUORv

SMYRNA DIRECTORY
AS1t CeMmlSsiore AyressS Sloekiy John Mustard
Ionn y NJ: F"Sh4li. John + COlIns, William NJ Bell
,0hn Millaway; Assessor, Joseph W. Mariner
treasurer PhO;nas +. Jefferson
!o1n RaiItf-Ne ehemiah SIayInn:
Jsshess of the Pedce-John Eaton Caleb WoIcott.
Ssnstaoes-Fh0nas H. Sutton, William ClotheT.
Se'tsctor for Duck Greek Hundred-James RuberIs.
Weary Public Gad CoaUeyance 5. H1llnrton
CORPOR NTIONS
emyrnd-DIrecIo's. Ayres StockIv, Daniel
Sorot John Mustard. George Davis. James r
U'ements, Edward Beck. ~ B Smithers Henry 4
Ftddeman, Daniel Currey.
resident: Ayres Stocky; Cashier. William NJ
Seh; Teller, Z. J. Colt; Clerk, Samuel Cats
= Dlseount Day-THURsbAYs
s~Yrai Library Observation-Disclosures Edwin VIII
meri Wee President. Rev. John C. Thomson. Re
es'ding Secretary. DR.. William Cummius: Cores
poadIng Secretary. DR. 4. ,;iawson; Treasurer
sohn M Denning; Trustees James r. Hoffecker
Rev: Henry 5 Getz. DR.. C. l.. Mahon; Librarian.
Dr. Charles L. Mahon.
Assrn.ns Mar Lotse l. o. o. F.-Rsgular Meeting
S5D.aHtd mPmeMt-Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall " W
atOid Fellows Hall.
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LEGLSL

SEsATE-HOLding Ouer-John T. Tatum Union. n
Castle John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks ID. Hoop
ef' Ualon' Sussex ELecied IN l662-John F. William
son and John Z. Belvrlle, Union. New Castle; Cove
SALISBURY. Thomas Cahall. Kent. and William Hitch
Henry Hickman. Sussex. Democrats
REPSEsENTATIvEs-4NeW Cadle-John Havs Jnhr
A Duncan. Solomon NJ Curtis, DavIi W. Gemmll
MetrtH PaxsOn. John WhlLby. Levi w. Lattomus
all Union ksnt-Benjamin S GonIee. John H. Bew
sy james Williams. John Slay. William B. Stuhbs
Rssert RaHzhIey. Curtis S. Watson, all Democrats
Sssafs-Mai"r W. Allen. William 4. Serihner Johr
ssrdsn, LHthsr w. Fisher. William D WapIes, oC p
sase II. Bailey, George w Horsey. AL Democrats.
Senate Union men and Democrats.
House, II
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Female. College,
. BORDENTOMN. N .Ia

~. BoRDENTOWN; y. Jss" .'.'.' r','
sThrgpstitntion iF pleasantly located on The Della
ware K'yer,5O miles north Of 1PhIlqdephia. il ha.
ane = one ofthe MOST 9pfishng institutions Of learn
ing ~ 4pe GHNn'IJt vss01R Et,,Jil i.a- ,.'.... ,
SPECIAL AlleI5i9Hif Pgia, ,t0lhe Common, audIIight
e oi tIlgi and Peror cd nr
ra,pnng; french and Latin are taught BY experie5.
Persons coming from The South cap leave WnInut
r.'s: For catal0gnes ADDRESS - ~F'' T't' "a ""u
LOS REv JOHN II BRAKEtEY,A. NJ
-v,,.s uyy Ss-o.I x,--.--.-.-...... President
. REFERENCES IN MARYLAND-R !. Thomas. North
vIle Thos Mallaieu. MIllingion., IE DELAwARE-
MISS M ME Layton. Middleiosvh. ~, ~. -
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Fancy Furs !

niuI assOrtments ol ai kinds aud qualities ofFANCY
FURS for Ladies' and Childrcn's wear that will be
worn during this Fall and Winter NV Furs were
purchased IN Europe previous to the rise in Sterling
Exchange. and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since the first Of August"
would also slate, that as long my stock lasts.
Will offer II at prices prop0rtOnate what the goods
cost me bn: il will he impossible for me 10 import
and manufacture any more Furs and sell them the
same price owing TO the unsettled state the affairs
Of the Country. ,-i" '''
~ Remember the name, number and street
JOHN FAREIRA,
seP-5m GlS Arch street. PbiInde Iphia.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DEL
STATE OEELCERS

STA TIE OFFICERS.
CsSsrH0r-William Cannon, Bridgeville.
Seeresary u &Gte-NathanieI b. Smithcrs, Dover
Usage 81 u s. Circuit COurt-Willard Hall, vii
mingt0n.
6nsrHsg GsnerGl-A. R. Wootten, Wilmington.
seaeettor 0f State-Samuel NJ. Harrington, Dover
Assse'sies-JOhn J. Milligan, New Castle.
John W. Houston, Milford.
ia Edward WOotten, Georgetown.
1}sasuTer-LOxley r. Jacobs.
4sdifor Of AeeOuRtS-Andrew ]. Galley. Camden.
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KENTCOUNTY OFFJCEPS

-. hENTCOUNTY OFFICERS.
EEs1ster Of WHs-James L. Heverin.
ReeOrder-George B. Dickson.
Clerk Of Orphans Court-Wm. r. Cahoon.
PrOthonitory-William Sharp.
Clerk Of the Peace-W. \. w. Dorsor
SlerF-John c. Prnnewil
Ceroner-Nathan b. Fleming.
AeUy Court-Jehn VI. Voshell. Duck Creek.
..I. Robert Hill,
10 @' VIM. DuHamcl, Little Creek.
Thomas Postles, Dover. ..
Henry Pratt,
Rohert w. Reynolds, Jr., Murdcrkill
William Stay,
joseph Booth, Mispillion.
Stephen NJ Collins, Milford.
ITeasHrer-itsnry Whit4ker, FELTON,.
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Z articJIlar Notice.

There are many preparations sold under tho nam.
oi Bllers, put up IN quarT bottle compounded of Ihe
cheapest ~hIskey.Or common rum costing from 20 "A
Genus per gallon. the taste disguised by Aniss Or
Cofander Seed Phls class OF BIters ha. caused and
Will continue to cause long as they can be sold
hundreds TO d!e the death the drunkard. By their
use Che system is kept constantly under The influence
o. acshoiic stlmuants OF the worst kind the drsife
for liquor created and kept ~ am, tho res,lT1 H
the horrors attendant Gpons dFunkard life and death
tor those who desire and will have a LIQUOR BIZ.
sefs' we publish the following receipt Got une bot
qnarls OF good Brandry nr Whiskey. and tbe res"i,
Will he ";aParailon that will far excel in medical
Va and true excellence any of the numerous n
qnor biticrs IN the market and will cost nnc h iegs
You Will have all the virtnes ~ = .
connection with good arteie OF Liquor. at mu, n
less price lhah these inferior pre- yaraIons mrTeost
you. y G~''
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GOO 0On MALE or FEMALE AGENTS. TO
SELL LLOYDS
Steel PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF TIE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW RPItNSANIlI-


AND NEW BRUNSWICk.
FROM recent surveys. completed Aug lO,b 1859
cOst S%O."UO 10 survey 1t and cne wear S time
perl"r TO any $40 mp ever made bv Col,on mr..
Nltchel and selis al the low price OF so cents z0
OUu names are engraved on thIs map.
IL Is not only Comfy map, bur II ia oIso n Co,,,,
| ana RAILROA AID Map Ofthe United States and Cana
% GaS, G0m6lned in one, giving EVERY RAILROAD
SIAIlON aPd distances hclW cen
Guarantee any woman or man S3 to SIS ner day
refund the money '''O' anu
Send for 81 worth and Iry
FH"ted INSTRUCTIONS how TO canvass well furnished
all our agents '''''''u
Wanted-Whoesale Agents for our Man, in ovorv
Ststs "a HERNIA, Canada. England. Frailce and Gu
Du' fortune may be made wIh u few hun red JnI
lars carIlal No com Deti!ion -" N'''
-. II. LLOYD, No. I64 Roadway New, Ysrk
me war Department oar ma n of Vtryiuio
maFy'ohd ana PennsylvnnIa. 90 900 on "a hirb
is marked Al!idletoWn Maryland Hiahs Williams
port Ferry, Millhrook Mills Noland's Ford md nj
others on the Potomac. and every other ulare in Ma
S!n prn Sfgna aud fennsy ivanla, money refunded
From the Tribune. Ang 2d.
LLoYDS MAI or VtRGINtA MtRYLAHn ,xn EESx
SYLFAMA-Ihis map isvery large It's cost !, bu, 25
cents ana - the hest which can be parchqSed'
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Brlcklaying, Plastering. &c.

;. ne SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his friends and
work Paslering Masonry, &C., win nearness nd
dispatch. W. WIN "eS'iiess ana
StI1 iI Keeps constantly hand the best quality
LAo i Ell BRICK AIlorders lelt at the storeoCBB r.
hen, or atlhe subscribers, Will receive prompt at
ap4-ly Snar-a NJ,
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E(j3I6h.

m weary, EchG. sad and WORN
IN solemn, for my clothes are torn:
Kind Echo, thatl NAV he b!rst
Fray say-In what shall Investf
And Echo answers VEST
vest. kind Echo, that is we'll
The one have wes snre a SELL:
~ try what thy wisdom grants;
What else tor 10! my bosom pants
And Echo answers PANTS
Pants! good Echo. how YOU charm!
My own are hardly fit 10 dam;
an" pray what else my hearing eloats
hhile palm OF bliss my bosom cOaIs
Ahd Echo answers, CnATs
COats. thank you noble friend;
MY coats arc gone too for To mend:
but ere haste TO buy them ALL
where can make the greatest haul1
And Echo answers, Fl ALL
Hall! why there are three or four:
Which onel your ciieat wonId I'm Moro.
Oh speak, tor melanchoiys stroke
Has made my heart az hard as oak
And Echo answers, OAK
with the fitGt tInt " ''''''O'
hANAMAkER 4 BROWN, (O4K HAIIA
-, =, Souih East corner 9th and Market Streets
fhilade pha. is the NJ PLUs Ultra CIotbiru unnso
oi Philadelphia. Everything is Ihe best eveIrihIne
Is "e rheapest no one is dlssatisfcd eyerv nerson
returns Even IN outside country viilapes wbpn rbn
ShJect OF clothing IS mentioned each rndy fSuaI nras
'"''SH "Po" YAK HALL. janl
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CIII.RCHES

Aehefist EPtseoPol-Pas'Or, Rev. William Bishop;
.s'rviees morning, IOt, evening, 81.
FtefoyteriaH-Pasior. Rev, John G. Thompson SER
vices. morning 10Y, evening ,6J.
Protestant Ep'scopl-Rector, Rev. Henry S. Getz
services, morning. l0a. afternoon. g.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FVtt tbs RAPID CURE OF
COuGhs, Colds, Ennuamsn, HHOrrScwess
Group, HroneFi1is. Hneipient COaa-
-s ID sumption, and for tllc EsClief
.,.a-@ r of G9psuHlptive Patients
ah' oHTanCcd Stages ..s -
OF fhe Disease.
This is a remedy so universally known 70 srrpass
any other for the of throat and lung complaints
that It IS useless ere 10 publish the evidence of its
Ylrtnfs Its unri. allied cXcslGncc for coughs and
eoids. and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
alsenSei nave made il known throughout the civil
lzeu nations ofthe Garth Few are the communities
or even families among them who have not some
persohhi experience of its effects some living
tuOphym their midst of IFS victory tue subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and luAgs
AS all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
anu as they know, too, the effects of this remedy
We need not do than TO them that It has
now all the virtues that il did have when making
the cures which have strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J: c. AVER & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Up. Hofiecker, Smyrna: ID. f. Burton, do
yer; NJ, M. Stevenson, FELTON, w. f. Know
es, Frederica; Thomas Simpson, Camden +
I. Hammersley, Milford, f. Bringh g. Co
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
GrJJW. Dennoy, Smyrna, Del.
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~ AoFAhAdNhSS, GIAN
Roses ian Variety

DAHIAs-I3O select varieties. for which T, vvs,
awarded special premium Ky the Agricultural Soci
ely OF. New Castle county. fall Of ls6l Also premt
um Tor he best tcollectIOn OF Choice Pears
scfiPtive Catalogue. graIis.
ETAtl kinds Of trees aud plants can be ordered BY
"Athtrees and plaHts'waVTanted-true 90 name.-s
, 6TOGders can be left at atTIMEsOGice sgvr
c.,oslaaSsG q 3 q RyASDoLpli RETERS
leD%o'5m Newark, Del.
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A Highly Concentrated
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC. 4~
.'9 b. za2-Ici.H t.,
II, DOCTOR HooFLAND'S
g er an Bitters,
PRERARED BY
DR.. c. M.JACKSoN. Philad'a. Pa. will effectaullv
cure
LIVER COMPLAINT
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICE.
Chonicor Nervous Debility. Diseases ofIhe Kinnevs
ana oil diseases arising from a disordered
Liver or Stomach,
as Censtipa-
tion. Inward Piles
fulness Oi Blood to the Head
AcdIty Oithe Stomach, Nausea Heart.
ourn' Disgust for Food, Funess or Welghtin
'"e St1maGh' swimming Of the Head. Hurried and
Oilncnlt Etli Breathing. FlutIering at the Heart,
S-.4z. OhOkIng or Sutiocating Sensations when
ina lying posture. DImness of
Dots or Webs before
the SightFe.
ana Dull Pain in the head, Deficiency Of Presentation
neliowness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side
sack, Chest Limbs, &c Sudden FIushes of heat.
busnhgs IN the Flesh, Constant Imaginings OF Evil,
aud great depression Of Spirits And will posiliye.
ly prevent Yellow Fever Bilious Fever etc They
contain NO ALCOHOL or BAD wHsKEY They will
cure the above diseases il ninety nine cases out of
hundred 9 " VI q
induced by the extensive sale and universal poDu
iarIty OF ioOlands German Bitters (purely vepetn.
pie') hosls OF ignorant Quacks and unscrupulOus adj
venturers have opened upon suffering humanity Tho
hooJ gates OF NosIrums in the shape poor whiskev
Vhely compounded with injurious drugs, and chris.
tened IOnlcs. SIOmHchICs and BIlters
6eware OF the Innumerab!e array Of alcoholic nre.
paralo!s IN pleihorc buIIles and big be Iied kegs
under The modest appeaton ofBtters; which instead
curing; ehv HggTagate disease, and leRye the dIs
appointed sufferer in despair
HOofland's German Bitters
are not new and untred article but have sood The
test OF fifteen years by the American oulic oi
ihelr reputation and sale not rivaleg by nnv
Iiar preparation. The proprietors have th0nsnyJ c
Letters ROm the most eminent VI
CLERGYHEN,
L1HYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Steam DHiBg amt Securing rs.
tabiishMsPnt.

MRS- T.. w. SMITH ...
No. 2S, N. Fifth ST, bet Market and Arch PE,I AsrL
PIIA r--''>.' i-'
DiE"E Goods OF every description dyed TO ant es-
L lOr. Ladies' Wearing AppafeI of everv da.r,,n.
ton. dyed in the most fashionable ind EeInisner TO-
IHrs' and finished in superior style. MerI O. Cs,h.
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Cs..r,
Carpets Rings, etc, Secured Ponge- and 81 X Dresses
redyGd all col"rS. and warranted equal to new,tF
b-Genilemens Clothes Cleaned or d, ed en-
reasonable terms. ,..t. ...-.. t.,'-'0. -:
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
-. FOR REFERENCE.

- GOVERNMENT d AUTHORITIES.
aeA y the United Stdtes-Abraham Lincoln
fses FrsssdeEt-1anibal Hamn.
CGa.fa r.pYSv-
m IL Seward, Secretary of State.
Ss~aen T. Chase. Secretary of the Treasury.
n@sm n. stanton, Secretary ofWar.
ssx. Usher, Secretary of the interior.
Asatgsmery Blair, Postmaster General.
SiAssa Z: Welles, Secretary fths Navy
&dward Bates, Attorney General.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELA.
WARE
ssSafors-James A. Bayard, New Castle county.
- Willard Salisbury, Sussex co.
AsPrssentgtIoe-GeOrge P. Fisher, Kent CO.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

we call the attention Of all having friends or reS
,Ae % %Sry 70 the fact that ocRandS Gerrhan
Deis Will cure nine enths OF the diseases ind,,ce al
oy exposure and vationsincident To camp lie.
we call particular attention 10 the ioIIowing 20.
harNaole and well authenticated cure. of one Of tic
nations heroes, whose life to use his own anS,'n"
"has been saved by the Bilters:'' "f' '"''s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

sesgTA good story is told of Hon.
Prosper Merrill. Windsor County Sena-
tor. In consideration of the payment of
$50, he insured DR.. j. P. Orsborn of
Felchville,, againstthe,draft at Woodstock;
and when all but five or six had been
drawn, was rubbing his hands and feel
ing good generally about the escape of the
DR., but the Dr. was drawn within two
of the last.--Erchangs. arael rs.d p 2
The Doctor has doubtless had his
laugh at the expense of the Senator, and
nov the Senator can enjoy the joke him
self The doctor did not pass medical
examination. - Woodstock Standard. n 4 Z