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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Bic G,aroerube elmer New gorfer MoOe 9am

Sic @aroerube elmer gfem gorfer MObe 9ame
&c brannte Dor einiaen Wlonaten i'm Sauie zines
Nrstea, Der Isitbsm feline i'm 8rpacpap teTneli@e
48ptnans rerlaiisn 6at. @s bisB banals, eaB Der
Scttor al lsiner SauseinrihtunS stnen Sd,aben
prn $50 600 erltttsn Dat. Ssine 8ptater perlangs
te bon Der ,ysusr 8srftaerun8s9eIsulAaf bel Der
e ibre 3arosrpbs ascurrt 6atte, fir ibren erittes
nen @srluii cine @nti6dotguna BON $21 900. Sts
@cmpaanie iiter bic tpGbe Der ScrDerunS eritaunt,
pertreiaerte bic 3ablun9, uno eas Tr6ulein erbcb
sertbtlhe 6laae unD rchts ibre Serehnuns une
bas S}npsntar Der tbr eurb DEN Branb ~ 8erluif
asaanaenen 8araernbsIfiide siu. Utan mub itber
Die lanse nIsrfciirbise Siite Der Der iungsn Dame
IA 8erlut se9angenen Ge9enlfinee itaunen. @er=
ne miroen mir poS 9anSe Snpentar mittbetlsn,
psnn Ssit uno Eaum bae seIfatten piirbeu. Cine
fSnialthe 9Srtnsellin 6at faum Elm rsihetss SrCuls
eau auf,ureilan, als isner Schtsr zines giep 0ors
fer Mrstss per6rannt 1T. Ino oennctp trirbe slbt
ene 2iite nur sins untclepmmene sSnes BON Der
9luaia nefun5 Seten, Der ih Die amerifanIben
Mcpes Eameu in asesug auf ibre Scilette une ihre
@aroercte ii6srlaiien. 9ie ScGter isnes 2lrstes
liauioirt rie ausersresnlihe gumme, nibt fir ibs
re GAME Icnfern nur fir einen She'll Der Garesrr'
&c. oenn cbne 3rsifel fat lie einen SSeil ibrer
flsiper asretet, Der in Dem ertpibnten Snpenar
niAt in Anrebnuna esbraht rcreen 1T. Garn
absr ltquirirt i!s ibrs in slniprua senpmmene &nt'
lnabtSuna ntht nan Dem An'hornn8ePrels Der
rs,brannten 2rtfsl irnoern its tere4rste osrsn
gBsrtt mad Wiabsate Der bsrsits itatt8efunnensn
Mbuusung.
sic pstlansts B. 9. far 9 4aar s6a9e nnS
Gtisfslhsn $45, Die sept6 neu msbr ssfofet hatsu.
Sin @alimirs llstsrpurf, fur DEN fe sl8 anretnet,
pier bsrrlide Spsrns Wdntel, fir bic ts $175 bets
lanst, fnb 9lrttfsl, Die in DEN 9rOanpup aaSsn
mite3plo uufsspcssn ipercen mifien, uno sinSpsrn'
u,antsl auein id,pn fofet s275 unD ms9r. Sir
bier au6srpsbsntlid, els8ants Sausnbite rsrlans
is 500. Gine Yusma&erin i'm 9rcaSwas for
t bsrt tiir sinen bsrartsen Sut $1OO. 0ts Anibat'
funesfcfen Der Gareercbs Der iunsen Dame miisr
: paber bic gumme BON $50, 600 bel wsitem ifssfts'
gen baesn.
slrs Dem sinsereiaten Snpentar Der Srdtsr BEL
sp. Op,fsr ArStss sstt berpcr, has cine jnnse Sa
me, trsnn s ii in Den slesanten 8rsiien pen stsh
0Crf bepsssn MID, renisasns 26 ieissns, iamn1t
ne, "a Boplin.Galfinir. Grsnacinss uno tnotlh
Wtuslins8lener, Damn Die snIpreAenee Slnjabl prl
lnsrr5dsn unS @pristten, icinsne Sadsn gum pail5
I G5sbrau@, Damn 16 Ndntel unS aRanttusn un
@areinaI Strdseu gum slusssbsn babsn n'nb, Dc
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

Gine wiatiss Nsuisfsit fur bic bsirat6s,
lufige WannerweIt. Oas u9ratris Scurnar snt.
talt fclSsnSe In5siae: Der Sauptlins Der Sasn,
Zee. .SnDtansr bistst 1000 Yfnse sinsm iunasn re,
ipeftablen wsissn Wanne, Der gut empfcblen TT
unO feline 18dbrise SOHtsr bsiratbsn min sr mug
iib i'm SerrtDrium Der Snbtansr niscsrlaffen uno
DEN Aderbau psriteben, DEN er bic Snotansr lsbrsn
ira. Sie Dfsrbe 7nb so bis $4,000 Dollars
lrsrtb. 9is junse Snbiausrin III BON mittlsrsm
gSuhis nit rssslmaSsen 3isen, fhnar,sn 4ussn,
prdhtissu Saarsn unb itarfen S5ormsn. Sis Fat
risl 2lnfano uno Grajis." Inns pripatu Suseeoms
nsnsr siabriaten sufrlse ipislt Die iunss I6aupt,
linsatcatsr swar ntAt @aoier, bat aber natirlihe
mutfaliide gnlassn, Die nur Der Mustilpuns be.
Diirfsn. S9re Wutterlpraae 1T pcrlaufs Den Osut-
idsn niht rsrf6 lplicb. Scr 6srrYara msint atsr,
nab isin finftssr Shessrican on itr sins selsbri.
&c Sdhlerin fnbsn rsros. Ste Sffes css ugsrats
ris SDurnar, Spnn ou 2ac, g8ise., nimnt Mprsi'
fen BON 6sirabs. @anoibatsn sntsessn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

- gDenn ih einem Wtann Dor sin Gransnsini'
msr binfniesu I.ts - iast Semano in Der gSisner
9eeaterssituns tore 6anS 81 srsrben, 10 Slan'
bs i'd inmer on bic Seslenpanoernns unn metne,
in pieism Manns isi bic sesls sines Sanisels, pap
semSbnlid nisosrtnieen muB, ,rsnn man 'sa O's
lhmerfftn 2ailen aufbhrnet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

- Sn Der 10 Dssilen iaewsalih con Dubuque,
Sierra, aeleansn fattOlilasr @Olcnis Msanp sett
man nit benz gtans nnL cine Stride su sansn, Dts
1lIa Mrrssn aanp tsDsdsn iOa. Ser Seurm lou
170 Sus BOD werbsn. Man tersdnst Die Sefsn
Mslss Rieienbaues euf nabeiu $2OO, ,OOO.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

- Ser Irmeemurm ri1tet IN einbslnsn
S6si(eu 9cuiiiana's Irlhe 8erbeernnssn an, Dap
Elm BaumncQsnfslo, nsl6ss tsi spnnsnauT5an8
nod In ppnsr 9lutbs itano, bei SpnnenuntsrSanS
aar ntht nae6r IN finben TT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

g8trb lie atfibtsn. = Sn pittsturs iino
erei iunse Gtrotts, Die lsstsn Gpmmsr stnem ins
aen MdDden Sepalt antbatsn, je 5u $1,000 citrate
unh t5jSsrssr 9sfdnsniefrafs rsrurtbsilt 'rcrnsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Sng gbmarbspille aberTel fhrBlid

-Sngbm iberfd fiirBlidb sin
shparm gseipen Elm 2sibenssfclss, psld'es Der
gesrbisuns zines anots auf sinsm Der ecrttssn
Bsara6nisrtdse beiwchnts. Sis MnpslsnSen ipurs
BEN nit folder Grtitsrpns bon Den .Snlsttsn an9e'
artffen, pas Die Ssisrlihfeit unterbrchsn nno Die
S6silnsbmsr ppafdnbis in bic 0lu4t ssihlassn
nurnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

Is Muslin ltntsrrSds unb Der Wtaiie BON BGnben,
Spissn, @arnitursn, Der shlosr, aus feinen spit,
gen beifebennsn @aronalfrdssn, Der @bauls, Der
SanelHnee, Der fciibaren Salhsntihsr unb Der un,
sabltsen anoerreitissn lururiSisn Dinse nidt III
Denfen, Die CUR prlitdnbissn Soilstte etncr Nslp
Oorter Wtcoe. ShSnbett sebSren.
2Sie seia9t, baS Snpsntar Der Ocetorstcd6ter
sibt nod feinen BeSriff BON Der pclHdnbiaen 8ars
Ssrrbs elmer Wcoeoams in Stem Oorf. gs sibt In
Der >. Nrenue 6dnIer, in benen bic Damsn nod
reidere Snpentartsn IN 8sius auf ibrer @arbercee
auTSumeien baten Sic Surslsn, treltte bic Sod,
ter ees Arses bsst, bat te isoenfaa5 aersttet unb
oesbalb audi niht In Nnias sebraHt, aber bas @eA
lhmetoe uno Die Suwelsn iolnsr iunaen Damen
ftnS mod weit fcfbarsr, ais bic 8leioer unb spit,
gen, unD bic 2lusfattuns manhsr Der bieliaen Mecs
DsihDnbetten fclfet mebr als $lOO, 600. gSebe ben
t5rauen unbemtttelter 9eamten nnb @eIhifts(eue,
bic In ihrsr 8erblsnouns ;u jsnsn Mcosoamsn ems
porbltdsn uno lte nah5uabmsn trasbtsn. Gie cts
fen Nnfdnse zines iclhsn 8erluaes piirnen bic
tSamllien su @runos rihtsn. 9ie 6clsen tes uns
sebsurea Suras Der reihen Slaiis mirfen Tn taus
isneFahen BeSiebunsen psrosrblidb auf bic 9Dctls
fa9rt Der untemitslsn &laiIsn unb Der arbeitenoen
BepplferunS elm. Gin armsr Wann fann iih,
wsnn er na4 stnem asmiitbliAsn 2sten trahtet,
fensn ihlimmern 4unft aufluhsn, ais Nep Oote
Ser Snrus Der &eihen, Der nas Bc9lfeie per.
ltmabt une ielbit ssrtnsbaltissren Oinsen ben
Sorsu9 9tbt bios neebalb neil iie tteusr inb, tat
3nitdnoe Seihahsn, bic fir unbemttele syamilien
jspsn Sag uneitrd8tiher tpsrben. On. .. ". 81
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

gismara tislt am 2. Ssptember tn Der prsn'
si14en 8ammer cine Rsbs, aus pelAsr ipir bic
folaenee Stsne bsrpDrtsben
Sie stanssnSsn @rfctse Der prsu5iIhen 6eeres
sattsn nur Den Ginias in nas Srisl ssrpiiisrnasen
sttSbt; 9suben babe mebr su psriiersn, als frii'
ser, aber seppnnen it bas Spel nod ntht sts'
fer es seoty i'm Snnern suIammsnhalts, nsiio fhs'
rsr ii ss, isin 3tsl su erreisn. Sn Den Sfsrrstt'
Iten 3situnssn, BON oensn es tseannt lei, oab lis
Die Otsinuns Der faiisrliAsn 8sSisruns repraintts
rem, fnes man misnsr oeislbsn MeuBerunssn oss
6aiFss unb Der aufrssuns sssen prsussn, bic nidt
msnts na;u tsisstrassn battsn, BEN Srte8 fur bic
fatlsrlibs 8ssisruna su elmer @pbnsnSi9fsit su
mahen, in sibDeuihlanp lsi Der @rao BON 9ssrs
i66nlibfeit uno BON Gresnutnib elmer ssnletnia
gtuisa6s bss ssiammtsn 0sutihlanos sspiB nidt
pcr6anesn, 70 lanss tatssiias aruppsn aus ben
giisnbabnpasen msualinss auf preubilas STEitsre
IaSiIen. @6snio rsroe man in gang europa fanm
cine 9tssietuns finnen, nslas bic Scnituiruss sss
nenen beutftsn Gsiummtlstsns In troalnOasnotr
sBesle fSrnerc. Geabalb iei 4srsubsns Aufsats
nos niAt selrf; fe erOrrsrs Die Gini8fsit sss Ss'
Iamuiten 9anDe5.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

Ser Mammut9 g8 sinf cebes 6rn. Sol.
9ufel an Der Marstitrabe stptlSsn T. uno 8. in
scui6ptIs, sts6t aud rieies Sabr bic aasemeins
Iufmsrfiamfst auf fh. Sisisr cine Stcd Sat,
ctslst6 srR eff Sabre aft, bsuer tereits an 300
srrse unb prahprle Sraubsn setrasen. sluf benz
Bu Gbrsn pss Yrdipsntsn Sobnirn unb ieiner 8ss
sleitsr peranitaltttsn Bonfstt pranstsn msbre BON
bis1sn Srauben, uno iiir Den gsrdHpenten mar bic
srGbte, Elm na6rss &sisneremplar, ausssiubt.
Ser beriibmte gSsiniod in 9cnbpn brad.te i'm pers
8anssnsn Sabre 2 600 arautsn, 1T absr AUDI Bee
reits bunoert Sabre alt unb mirb NIT ts1onoersr
scrsfalt sspFsst. Ssrr 8ufsrs g8stnitOd fann
csnisI6sn tinusn aebn Sabrsn errstsn. DfSss
isin @slaSft nit isinsm assinfOd Buslsih fcrtbs'
itebenl (eouisp. MnS.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Graucntbat III CANADA.

8insppn, s. ge, 16. gept. 9lm pcriaen
San,Ita9 ere8nete fh Bier. mas iih neutih in We,
Dina, ". y, Su9etrasen BAT, als 8farrer 2uslep
stn Sinh iretihluS, neil es niat tsten tpcllts.
Das Spfcr Tar Elm fiinfiabrises &inb Gamsns
8ate Sitlep, unsbslthsa 8inb oes gtupler Sitlsp
unc Der lsnisen Sats Gsus. Sis Oiutter lhlus
oas Sinh anf barbari4s 98sis, ansebItt neil IS
sin 8stet ntht bsriassn potIte; bas Sinh tpurne
e'nats eine 9an5s Stunoe lang NIT sinsm ShIens
Ien5ieuer 9ebauen, uno ais es ebnmGbna aemcrs
DEN mar, mari es Die unnatirlidbe SHUTTER auf eis
nen Stu1l uno 9tns su Bette. Nadter 6Drte man
mob cine Belt lang bas As6sen nss &inhes, enbih
ater wuteeea fiQ. SrI6 Nterssns fanb bic Oenlts
n'a8S Sas Sinh auf oem Jubbcoen lisssn. Gs mar
bonn Stubf beratssfalsn. 8sim Qufbeten seiste
iA Elm srasliAer glnblif. @eiiat unb 8cpf uno
SAultern unb Der sauss 8Dfper BIS su ben 3ebeu
mar rurhtbar 5erbauen unb NIT Strienen, SHntes
len nno Slut beosft. 2lu1 bic Nar6en friibsrer
Bettlhenbtebe waren an bsm SSrper su isben. 9ts
Aerje laSten in ibtem GutaAten, bag bic srauIas
men psitidsnbiste alsin Ibcn binred,ten, oas
Sinh Su tDoten, tueeiisn 1T baelte nurh friberbin
erlittsre StSBe unb qSGifs aud innerlit psrlebt
rcreen nnS auBercem mar ets Ratur bes 8innes
ourh 6unssrlsipsn sslhwibt. Sis Mutter, bic
auf iclGe 9eeiie br &tnp srmproets, iass. bas Der
8ater bes Ginbes baiislbe ppr siniaen Sasen reht
arg SeI6la9en ba6e, neil ss isin @ebet ntt berIa.
gen mpGte, unn oab er DEN Muftraa aeseben bat,
Sas Sipo ieSeamal auf eas srauiamFe iu sibtisen,
10 oft es ft ;u betsn pstssrt. 9luf bas 8arniet
Der @elbnCrenen bin nuroen beine Gltern bes aes
mcrosten ssinnss Der Criminal untsrluaungsbaft
| Iberrielen.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
FARM FOR SALE.

Will be exposed to Public Sale, by virtue OF author
ity contained III the will vi James bowman, decu'
Or Tt'ESDIY SfYteatbcr 18th, 1866,
At O'Clock NJ, the Ietel OF Jonathan Carlow,
In the town of Camden,
All that Farm, tract OF land. situate IN Murder
kill Hundred on the road leading from willow Grove
10 Felton, adjoining lands OF Samuel O. COhee Itenry
Cowgirl and others and IN tenure OF Henry Smith,
Containing 200 ACRES, about seventy acres oil which
is TIMBER land we'll chestnut. white and red oak
within one mile of grist and saw mills, convenient TO
churches and schools and about three miles from Del
aware Railroad with two seis of buildings thereon
erected good repair and CONVENIENTLY constructed
with necessary Out-budngs. The land is adapted to
the growth OF gtaln grass fruit and truck. There
small orchards of apples peaches and pears In thrifty
condition.
TERMS-Ten per cent. ofthe whole purchase mo.
ney day OF SALE S210O lay on land three years
0r during lifetime OF widow secured by bend and
mortgage with interest payable semi annually one.
halfiAe residue payable the first day of January
1861 including the per Cent the other hae on the
srSt day of January, 1869 Upon the payment of the
ten per a deed will be execu'ed, and the ude.
fheni bond and mortgage OF the purchaser taken to Sc
care the payment of the purchase money unpaid The
Ieh oil the present year will be reserved Possession
gwen on the LIST of January. 1867.
PERSONS can the premises by calling on Henry
Sal'h, on the premises, John Downham near Haz.
et.'Lie aus
August l, 1866. JOHN DOWNHAM. Execr
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
u. y. Internal ReUenue.
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT. 1866.

HSsoK OfFlcE, DISTRICT OF DELAWARE,
Nr0,,,,,,, Wilmington, July "a, 1866.
iOh Is hereby given TO al persons concern.
eu' 'at appeals Will be received and determined by
" e assessor relative TO any erroneous or excessive
ra'uauons' Assessments, or Enumerations made by
tho Assessor or Assistant Assessors and returned in
the Annual Lists for 1865, at the following times
and places, viz:
IN WILMINGTON,
AT ms othce IN the Custom House Building, on SAT.
oRDAE' August 4th, from 10 A. NJ. until 3P. NJ.
AT DOVER,
Un vi, TUESDAY, August 7th, from to p NJ. and on
WEDNESDAY August sth, from A. NJ. until II NJ,
at the ofhce ofC. II. b. Day, Esq, Collector
AT GEORGETOWN,
On TUESDAY, August l4th from A. NJ. until P.
M'' at the office of J. d. Rodney, Esq, Assistant
Assessor.
At the same times and places, the Annual Lists
taken and returned aforesaid will be submitted to
the inspection fany and all persons who may apply
for that purpose.
All appeals shall be made in writing, and shall
specify the particular cause, matter thing respec-
ting which decision is requested and shall moreover
state the ground principle of error complained Of
u5- No Appeal can be allowed to any party after
he shall have been duly assessed, and the Annual
Lists containing the assessment shall have been
transmitted to the Collector OF the District.
ly25 st JOHN p. MCLEAR, Assessor.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will expose at Public Auctic

The subscriber will expose at Public Auction
On Tuesday, the 7th day Of Au9ust, 1866,
On his farm in Raymond's Neck, adjoining farm OF
Daniel b. Cummins, all his Stock and Farming
Utensils, including Two Horses, excellent for farm
or road, Mich Cows, yoke of Oxen, IA Sheep
and Shotes; l double Farm Wagon with Harness
for same, Ox-Cart, pleasure Sleigh, Grain Fan,
Cornsheller, and Ploughs, Harrows. Plough Gears
Roller, Shovels, Forks, &C., &c. Sale to commence
ut ten and one-half o'clock.
The above Stock are all good and in good condi.
'oh' and The Implements are of approved patterns.
JOHN J. HARRISON.
naymond's Neck, July 18th. 1865.
p~s WH.I. LAHK, Aucl'r,
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
FLICK'S
Il ; L A Bills LII M EN- T
IL THE PLACE FOR EVERY ONE TO
GO THIS HOT WEATHER!
Rich Creams, Delicious
Ices, Sparkling Soda
Water.
The incest Cakes, the sweetest
Confectionery.
Il - - G NC "a I'D
For the Million!

}. w. FLICK has Just erected and o,,oned pea
Ice Cream Room adjoining his well known Bakery
q" MdFkct street, which has been furnished i'm ,
uiiuSoe manner, Tor the entertainment of his Gus
TONER'S. lie makes rlch delicious Creams of anv
ha'or desired, and his Water Ices cannot be sur.
PHSScu a. III inc CITY, Cool sparkling Soda Water, oi
al naVors Cake OF any kind, Plain or Fancy sun
PIed the moment called for, and always fresh
Having served a thorough apprenticeship in one
o thc largest baking establishments in the German
states, he feels that ne has superior skill as fancy
bread and cake baker.
lie has an increased force of employees, under his
personal supervision, and is prepared TO furnish
Camp Meetings with Bread to any amount-tLe lar.
gest orders can be filled. Pic-Nics Parties. &c
SuPpl'ed thCreans, Ices, Cakes and Confectionery
lh any quantities desired. Cake of any kind made
TO order, from any recipe Fashionable wedding
parties can have their orders filled as satisfactorily
as II sent TO tlle city Orders from u distance are
being constantly filled.
Persons IN town can be supplied with warm bread
every morning, delivered before breakfast at their
RESIDENCES, by leaving orders at the Bakery or with
the wagon,
Icing done at I'll times, in plain or fancy style
and ornamenting in colors
Hts stock Oi Confectionery is equal in variety TO
city establishments. 1t embraces both Fnrei,rn and
Domestic Varieties: Cream Bon. bons of every flavor
Moss Paste, Fry Paste, Vanilla and Rose Almonds
Misses, .'laccaronlcs, aud all the French Fancy Can
dies Plain Candies, his own manufacture, at whole.
sale rates.
His stock of Foreign, Domestic and Tropical
ruiis CONSISTS of all the varieties usually kent bv
nrst class Contcctioners. These fruits, whether
ires dried or preserved, always the best in the
market.
Any thing in the Baking or Confectionery line
can hc obtained at hIs Storc that no one need loo
further for such articles. call will convince anv
'ne OF tins fact. Tie desires a liberal patronage.
winch has been so abundantly extended to him in
ne past and foI which he is sincerely thankful.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
KENNETH SQUARE
"a @A LID MENm~
FOR
YOUNG MEN AND ROYS.

Has the best HighSchoOl Furniture, Apparatus, &c
well-arranged Boarding House, and FIVE Expert
enced Instructors. The ENGLISH, CLASSICAL and Sci
EiTIPC Departments under the immediate charge
Of the Principal IA graduate Of Harvard College Cam
bridge, Mass.l, and four Assistants BOOKKEEPING
PENhANsHIP &C taught by graduate of tIrtten
dens Commercial College. The Principal presents
the following notices:
We cordially commend S. c. Shortlidge as, in our
opinion. prepared by his scholarship and general quail
ina ions to excel in the government and instruction OF
a High School or Academy. G. l.. SOULE, l.. L D.
Principal Phil ips' Exeter Academy. GEO. A. WENT.
WORTH. A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
would especially recommend him as admirably
qualified by education, experience, manners and dis
POSITION for the office Of teacher, and fitted for
large place of trust and responsibility in that poes
sion. DR.. A. P. PEABODY, L. L. D., Professor In
Harvard College
cpnfcen'Iy anticipate for him success and usefu!
nes IA Whatever work he undertakes. THOMAS
HILL d.. L. D Pres. Of Harvard University.
For particulars &c. and circulars with letters from
r. Cooke. Prof OF ChemAtry. Prof. Roth and others
Address tho Principal
SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, A. B.,
aul Sm Kennett Square, Chester CO.. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
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Address II. J. RAYMOND 4 CO.,
Jylo Times Office, New York
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WIN. S, GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
Manufactures of Tin Ware.

COMMERCE STREET, SMYRNA, DEL,
large assortment of Stoves always on hand. snch
as Cooking. ParlOr Bar-rOum and Church Stnves "a
an patterns for coal wood Heaters furnished fr
"HHI'ueS anu Dwellings and put up Tree Of charge
Wholesale aud Retail dealer Iu I'm V,rs 80 an
AMOS S Pl on hand III large lots, Articles of Tin
Ware made to order " IA
hoollng' HPoutIng, GATHERING, &c, with ron Con.
per or I'm, done sklliuIiy AMI expedltrouslv
JOB Work of any descrl plIon connected with The Tin
~ uoi'e d' s""'' H"INe ap466
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Camp MISUNDERSTANDING.

MRS. JAS L. DAVIS gives notice that she will have
ehls-c'ass boarding Tent at the Camden InIOn Camp
meeiIng' 10 commence at Camden Del. on WeGnes
day. August 18th, aud will accommodate ladies' and
gentlemen with Board during it's continuance nj mod
crate rates. Persons can apply at her resIence on
Commerce Street, Smyrna Del IvIS
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EXECUTORS SALE
sStEa Of August.
FARM FOR SALE.

AT the same time and place will be exposed to
Public Sale, by virtue of authority contained in the
will of the said Joel Clements, deceased, that FARM
or TRACT OF LAND situate partly in Dover and
partly IN Murderkill Hundreds, adjoining the Man.
sion Farm Of the deceased, now in tenure of William
r. NickersOn, containing lat acres in good neigh.
borhood, within few miles of Del. Il Maryland r
Road; buildings and improvements fair.
The TERMS ARE: Twenty per cent cash on day
OF sale; "nethrd part of the whole purchase money
including the twenty per cent, payable Jan. 1867
when possession will be given; one-third part, with
interest on the twothirds from Jan. l. 1867 on JAN
j, 1863 and the remaining onc-thrd, with interest.
on the first day of January, 1862 The rent for the
present year will be reserved Upon the payment of
the twenty per cent deed will be executed and the
Judgment Bond and Mortgage of the purchaser taxi
en- to secure the payment Of the purchase money un-
paid. JAS. r. CLEMENTS,
JOEL CLEMENTS,
lch Executors.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
BY i. II. SOUTHARD.

This is a collection of New Music, and not merely
New Collection of Old Music. The pieces it con
talns are as vari us in character as the occasions
they are designed to supply, and will be found to
possess unusual excellence The established reputa-
tlon of Mr. Southland will attract to this new volume
the special attention of those with whom really good
music is desirable acquisition.
Copies will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
OF price. Price, $50 copy, $3.50 a dozen.
OLIVER DITSON s. Co, Publishers. No. 277
Washington Street, Boston. ian3
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Freighls OF at descriptions at low rates.
The above arrangement will continue until Tues
day. June 26th. when The SWAN will make DAILY
TRIPS from PhiIade phia. je6
May 30lh. 1866
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T. E.. C A TY

Respectfully requests all persons indebted to him. lso
the hrm Of VanFOssen & Carly, TO come forward and
settle their accounts without further notice.
lie has on hand First Class FARM WAGONS of
diheTent sizes at reduced prices the old Stand al
the northwest corner of Delaware and Commerce Sts
Smyrna, Del. AMI
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Baugh & Sons,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors,
ohce, No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
Price 500 per 5000 lbs. Cash

JUST PUBLISHED. the 18Th ed;,ion or or, oo,u
pamphlet "HO1 to maintain the Fsr,,Ity NJ 4,a.,;
can Fdrms and PIantations, furnished free nm NJ n
pcation to US our Agents
b A U Gil & SONS.
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue.
jy25 3m PHI AnEIpI;',.
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NEW CHURCH MUSIC,

gEIs C9NABIN&2
Collection Of New Church Music consisting of
METRIcAL Tunes, CHANTS, SENTENCES, QUARTErs,
MoTETS and ANTHEMS, designed for the use of
Congregations, Choirs advanced Singing Schools.
and Musical Sncieties