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she had left me and o, the blank-the
dreadful blank.
/ wandered around my rooms, now so
desOlate, and saw the many evidences of
my miserly habits. know not why, but
toward my wife my feelings seemed to
have undergone a revulsiOn. fear |
hated her. She had nearly beggercd me.
had deceived me, shattered INV health.
destroyed all my hopes.
Months passed before | was able to cs-
Innate the damage that had been done me.
Every means that could be put forth were
used for the recovery of my money, but all
In vain.
One night | sat by the fire, cherries,
disappointed and lonely man. / had been
thinking thoughts that only burned my
brain, but did not purify my heart
"lf had only married sweet Lucy" |
said again and again, "all this had not been
So"
My housekeeper came In with a letter.
an unusual large package 1t was-and rs ii
bore foreign postmark, / opened 1t with
trembling hand. What was that? A
rustling, crumpled bank-note! Another
and another came forth, until there laid
upon my knees twentybills of the largest
denomination. A few trembling lines ac-
companied them:
my HUSBAND 81 am dying; my disease
there is no need of telling you. Forgive
me, and accept this enclosed us n faint hope
toward restitution. 1t Is not much over
half that we took from the safe. The rest
isl know not where. | am deserted.
Farewell, foreverr
An Icy chill thrilled me. 1t seemed as
If her spectral presence was near me. |
shuddered as j rolled the bills together, and
throw them across the room.
"Lie there, curse of my soulv | cried.
"Iie there till have conquered myself
ay, if the victory Is not won till you are
rotten.n
] shut the door up and sealed it, and for
six months | toiled like penniless man, till
had partially redeemed myself BY man
aging cautiously, placed my business on
successful footing and began life again, a
new man. 1t took many year to wear off
my old habits of parsimony, but every eff
fort gave me a new and agreeable pleasure.
Meantime. Lucy Manning became dearer
to me than she had ever been In the flush
of youth. | entreated her forgiveness,
humbled myself TO n confession, tested my
self in all ways, and convinced her at last
that was as worthy now as once / was
only in seeming. On the day of my we'd
ding, | opened the sealed door. The bank
notes lay where | had flung them. took
them up with the pride of a aconqucror, and
placing them in her hands exclaimed:
They are no longer my masters; use
them ~ you WILL"
Now am a MANl--rcdcemed from the
thraldom of covetOusness. | have three
blooming children. Lucy is the angel of
goodness, and write myself rs I did at
the bcginning-"By the grace of God ! am
what Lam" '
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saw body, borne with sOlem tread
Whbse spirit from its mortal frame had fled:
SLOW, IN the grave the body lowered down,
Then quickly DER Its kindred clay was thrown
The hoafsc wind through the branches seemed
To sigh,
mourniul, murmurng, dirge like melody.
And then thought that l. too, must be laid,
To sleep In silence thore among the dead;
Never TO walk the fields of earth again
Nor minglc in the busy throng of mem
That e'en this hoalthnil, active moving form
OF mine will be food for the slimy worm;
And that this throbbng heart shall cease TO know
OF pleasure, Of pain, Of joy, or woe;
That then these speaking lips will cease to move
VIII kiss no more the maiden's check in love
That over me will flowers brightly bloom,
Andlchildron come and set upon my tomb
And then, wondered, that ir oer my bones
Would rise in memory, white marble stones;
Upon them carved each virtue each bad deed,
SO every passer-by might stop and read
Ahl little | shall rcck, II o'or me rise
No marble column, towering toward tho skles
For Il viii but comparatively stand
liule while, ere times ayenging hand
win overthrow, and tumble to the ground,
Decay IT, and with my dead bones conIound.
fl. O. r WISE
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O
HOOFLANO'S GERMAN BITTERs
win cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY

AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNkYs.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
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Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood to
the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach. Nausea Heart
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Stomach, Sour Eructions. Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and difficult Breathing, Flutterng at the
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beforethe sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back Chest, Limbs.
SO. Sudden 1ushes of Heat, Burning In the Flesh
Constant iIhaginings of EVIL and great depression
Of Spirits
REMEMBER iuan 'er
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GenRsmen: have recently been labOrng under
the distressing effects of indigestion, accompanied
by prDstratOn of the nervous system. Numer-
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persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
montion of these Bitters induced me 10 try them.
| must confess that had an aversion TO Patent
Medicines from the Thousand and one" guaek
"Bitters j" whose only aim seems to be to palm OF
sweetened and druggedliquor upon the community
in u sly way, and the tendency of which, 1 fear is
to make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learn
ing that yours was really medicinal preparation,
took II with happy effect. Its action, not only
uoh nt one apd rai my fe tbst bav.
derived great and permanent benefit from the use
of . few bottles. Very respectfully, yours
W. d. SEIGFRIED, No. 264 Shack amazon st.
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From Rev d. Merrige Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church PHILADELPHIA

From Rev d. Merrige, Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
given to Dr. IIoohand's German Bitiors, was in
dueed TO give them trial After using several
hotties found them to be good remedy for de-
bity, and most excellent tonic for the stomach.
- ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM Smith, formerly Pastor OF the
YlnemtoYn and MillYille( IN ~ Baptist Churches,
Philadelphia. '-i
Having used in my family number of bottles OF
your IIoOland's German Bitters, have 10 say that
regard them as an excellent medicine, specially
adapted 10 remove the diseases thoy arc recon-
mended for They strengthen and mvigorate the
system when debilitated, and are useful in dis0r-
ders OF the liver, loss of appetite, Nc have also
recommended them b several Of my triends, who
have tried them, and found them greatly beneficial
in the restoration Of health. Yours, truly
WIN. SMITH, 065 Hutchinson Street
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From Rev J. Newton Brown, ID. D. Editor OF the
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia r-
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of no suf
iicient reasons why aman may not testify 20 the
benefits he believes himself 10 have received from
any simple preparation In the hope that he may
thus contribute 10 the benefit of others.
do this the more readily In regard TO lIoo1ands
German Bitters prepared by DR. q. NJ, jackson of
this city, because Twas prejudieed against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholics mixture. am indebted tO my
friend, liob't Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage;
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
of these Bitters at the beginning of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and restOra-
tion TO degree Of bodily and mental vigor which
had not felt for six months before, and had almost
despaired of regalning. l therefore thank God,
ami my friend for directing me 10 the use of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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From tho Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, ID. d., Pastor of
-..h.. Roxborough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir: I'll feel it due TO your excellent prepa-
ration lioOnand's German Bitters, 70 add nay tes-
tim0ny 10 thofleservei reputation n has obtained.
hnYe for years at times, boeu troubled with great
disOrdhr in my head anil nervous system. I was
advised by friend 10 try a bottle OF your German
Bitters. did so, and have experienced great and
unexpected feiiefl any health has beeri very ma
Lerially benehtedhI 4 confidently rcoOInunead tie
article whore meet with eases similar to my own
and have been assured by many of their good ef-
feets. Respectfully ~ yours. a. WINTER,
.4tshiH.Ii - N A t R0xbOrOugh, IN.
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Valuable Property

II OR SALE.-ONETwO-SToRY BRICK
House and one Frame nonso with out buildings
stable, &c. all in good repair. situate on the west
side OF Pulaski strect, Dayton, Ohio For further
information inquire OF
CASPER ZUGELDER.
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BEWARE or CouNTERFRITs,
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Should your nearest druggist not have The arti-
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preparations that may be offered In its place. but
send 70 us and we Will forward, securely packed
by express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANURACroRY.
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In the United States. ,fa ecs5-3mwd&eaWw
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nnAnwN90 SAYS 80.

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton N. j., formerly Of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia at pscsent Pastor
of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa.
tHU
have known Hoonand's German liitters favor
ably for number of years Il have used them in my
own family, and have been so pleased with their
effects that was induced 10 recommend them to
many others, and know that they have operated in
n strikmgly beneficial manner. take great pleas
in thus publicly proclaim.ng this fact, and cali
ing the attention Of those afflicted with the dis
cases for which they are recommended TO these
Bitters knowing from experience that my recon-
mondation will be sustained do this more cheer
fully as Hoonand's Bittes Is intended 10 benefit
the AFFLICTED, and Is mot rum drink"
Yours, truly LEVI q. BECK.
From Rev W. ID. Segfried, Pastor OF Twelfth
baptist Church, PlilAdelphla. II. NJ
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That this Bltters is not Alcoholic, contains no Rum
or Whisky and cannot make Drunkards, but rs the
Best Ipnic in the World ~ .-e .r.t....
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
Engine For Sale.

Inc Subscriber offers at Private Sale, one of the
celebrated Archambault Portable Steam Engines
Ien-horse power, all in complete order, and mount
ed on wheels. 1t has been in use but few seasons
and is nearly as good new. 1t is especially adapt
ed to running Threshing Machines, Sorghum Mills.
&c. but can be applied to any other power This
Is an opportunity to make good and cheap invest
ment. A. f. WOPDEN
Smyrna, Del.
Also good Westinghouse Thresher will be sold
it'll the engine if desired ap25 G6.
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$50 Smyrna Agency $40
FOR THE
COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SeaCing Machine!

me Cheapest, simplest and Most Durable Machine
in Use.
lhIs Machine is now offered to the public, with
an the improvements that can well be combined in
sewing Machine 1t will sew anything that can be
se"eu on higher priced machine, from Swiss Mus
lin up to Beaver Cloth. Every second stitch c,n ho
cut and the sewing will not pull apart. The Ma.
chine guides the work ITSELF so that one.armed
person can sew with it. 1t can be managed bv a
child: 1t will Quilt, Stitch, Bind, Hem Tuck, Fen
BRAID, and Embroider in superior manner. Every
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These machines are elegantly finished in Gold
heai' with every appurtenance, and printed insruc
tlons for coo m
Table & Trcadle, walnut top finished for 1900
Second Grade Machines, plain finish for $500
Can be seen at all times at Tschudys Store, where
iurther information will be given.
w. w. TSCIIUDY,
Agent, Smyrna, Del.
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NOTICE

Inc subscriber takes pleasure in informino tho
patrons OF the ALLEY MILLS, and the nubi;c IN
general gI that he has associated Mr.. JOSEPH pan
~ an eminent and experienced Miller of Brandy
m,me' WIN n, MN IN the Milling business under l6e
name Of Murphey II Parry. 0''O'i tue
The mill being in excellent order and ,r;,,, d.
experience and skill of Mr.. Parry, who win Give hs
personal attention, he feels confident of giving sat
=, me Highest Market Price pq,d for WHEAT ona
.umTy fLOCR, MEAL, FEED, &C., kent CON.
Stantly on hand, and delivered to order.
marl4 3m n Ii,pD,,,
JOSEPH PARRY. ~ liH l.
Alley Mills, near Smvrna. Del March ,occ
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JOHN w. FLICK,
EXPERIENCED
Baker and COnfectiOner
Market Street. ,S,o,,oo D,J

-N1TAct Mrcct, NmyIua, DM
lanes of all kinds furnished to order.
Bread always on hand, and supplied in anv
quantity tor Camp Meetings, &C.; fresh made every
day. ''' '''"u' every
nor rhDilS' Fresh, Dried and Picked, Foreign and
~ IoNFECTloNS and NUTS, French, English
Wedding Parties PicNcs Festivals, Balls, &C..
supplied with Cakes and Contcctions. 49,
"a lakes beautifully Iced and Lettcred.
thankful for the patronage SO literally cx,snaoa
jan3I I0HW 't,,iudnGe. ". IiSI,
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J.C. STOCKLY, President.
=, List Of Books missing from the Library shelve
May ~ 5. 1866.
A II. lst Vol. waverly Novels.
So. lst Vol. Marble Farm.
Is SO. I'd &"
81. Dick Wilson.
III. 1st Vol. Amy Herbert.
l43. I'd " Hearts. Ease.
l54. 1st Last days of Pompeii.
155. I'd "
1877. Bertha.
1874. Ell Fureidis
1875. Beulah.
1877. I'd VOL Say and Seal.
2OO Five Years Before the Mast.
2Os. Scottish Chiefs
259. lst Vol. Recreations of Country Parson
"A. Artists Handbook. central Africa
ii, II. Barth's Discoveries in Northern and
A. Life on the Plains, and at the Diggings.
81. lst VOL Tour in the East
l24 Two Years Before the Mast.
l35. Humbot's Travels.
d l0j I'd Vol. Fosters Life and CORRESPONDENCE
y. PartOns Humorous Poetry.
3O. Milten's Complete Works.
50. I'd Vol. Hoods Choice Works.
Al. lst Bryant's Poems.
I Il. Language of Flowers.
= 81. 81 I'd Vol. Chambers Papers for the People
" 50. 4th " %
50. Woman (MicheleD.
" IO2. Kavanagh.
" 1913. 4th Vol. Spectator.
235. I'd Poe's Miscellaneous WorLs
ii I5 lst Barnes Notes on the Gospels.
49, Barnes Notes on |. Corinthians.
Old Catalogue.
NO. iS95' Truth and Fancy-M j. WindaH.
1913. In Doors and Out-Olirer ODfic.
l5lO Ten Thousand Year.
1925. Potiphar Papers-Curtis.
1860. Gil Bias.
l434. Moss Side-MariOn Harland.
@o3I. Sd Vol Mrs. Browning's Poems.
az Llte of Louis Kossuth
sos. SelEMade Men.
&c, 81. Two Vols. History of Arabia Fo.r;.
IS. History of Persia.
lO2, l03. Venetian Historv-Scb,o;dt
w. i<l' Pictorial History Of Wars of US.
~ History of American Flag.
=. l49' History of Sculpture Watts.
i ioUo' fractcal Banklng-Gilbert.
A'4o' secret Proceedings and Debates Of Con-
ventiOn of 1887.
=. ,%,n story Commentaries on Constitution.
!I45. Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life.
lII9. Literah- Poe.
:. 5a9d 5a9d' Essays on Biography and Criticism.
2S2O. Aeschylus.
" 1928. Sophocles.
l4I. Sllman's Philosophy.
945 Travels of Marco Polo.
!O2l. Virginia illustrated.
io@d' i@d' The Sunny South-Ingraham.
1883. Georgia Scenes.
'5OO. Lite fChrist-Leander.
" 52O. Memoirs of Henry Clay.
a. 81. 81 Marshall's Life of Washington.
81 Bormeville's Adventures.
n 5o9' Lives of Ancient Philosophers.
% % " 9th Vol. Medical Recorder.
| ne foregoing report is based upon an examina.
P% o. tne Library, carefully made during the first
lay l9Io, oy j. T; Hoffecker, E. Ward, T. o.
= ! dnu j. y. Stockiy, in accordance with the re-
'lutlon adopted at the last regular meetDn .%S re-
oarc, Those Books which have no note onnos,o t',o
lem DO not appear to be charged to any one UnoD
lie Library Book. J.C. ST9CKG fT Upon
Smyrna, May 90, 1866.-ie6-Im
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TO ALL BOOK BUYERS.

JAS. X. SIMON, 33 South Sixth Street PbiladalDb,o
Is Agent for the following Valuable Books:
hPPIrton'S neD american CyclOpedia- -l6 Vols.
History Of the ReJeLlion-l large Vol.
Dictionary Of Mechanics-2 Vols.
RebeltOn Record, by Frank MoOre-9
Washington Huing's Works - %
COoPer's NOreIS. Dickens Works.
Mer,0ate y Gibbons Rome. Macauleys Works.
ITe's Dlctionary Of Arts and Mnufactnres.
BancrGf's United States-S Vols &C.. &c.
furnish all Books published for public and private
Libraries at Wholesale prices Send list of any
Books wanted. with stamp, for prices which will be
oe"' "y 'e'uih mall my23 3m
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M'CORMICK'S REAPERS

U'eat improvement n Tie Ligttness of Draft
and Strength
ihey are the best Reapers in the world, and the
straw, and does not scatter or waste anv iii 10y
ranled better than any other Reaper IL has been i'm
proved, and is a good Mower vi ''"'
Price, five feet cut 5000 six feet, s2I5 All
Tor repairing constantly or hand P1'''
GEORGE 5. GRIER. Agent.
roo, Milford, Delaware
For sale by GEO. w. & S. TAYLOR, Smyrna. Del.
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BITTER WINE OFIRON.

AN exquisite impregnatiOn of dry Spanish Wine
WIN lhe ACTIVITY OF fCALIsAYA BARK and the most en-
eIefc Ol all the ferruglnOus SALTS CITRATE OF Mac
NETIc OXIDE OF IRON 1t has a vlnons flavor yes,,
grateful to the palate is without chay beate taste and
Will not dlscOlOr the teeth '
IL excltes anguid appetite gives zest TO food. i'm.
proves 1gestInn increases the strength seades Ih-
circulation takes off muscular habbiness removes The
paor OF debility gives frmness and precision TO the
actiohs OF the nervous system, with power to endure
fatigue and resist disease - 'OUi'
MNAGHEllC CITRATE OF IRON is new and ne
cuiar' differing from the ordinary Soluble Ci,rale in
containing an equivalent Of PRoToxIDE OF IRov. m
place o the Ammonia. 1t is neutral tasteless. win.
ou' aslrhgency' as prompt and energetic as the Chic
rue ana unlike that induces no local inlamnatorv
action or headache
CALlSAfA BARK is pre-eminent among vegeta.
Die tohlcS' has ne equal strengthener or resiura
1--WE, nor rival as an anti-periodic
Relas in 81 and 80 hotties Quarts and GaIlons C,r
lisPeaSlng' o. ;. HUBBkLL. ApOthecary,
my%5 lin l4lO Chestnut Street, PhiladeIphia
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a.G OH Hundred and fifteen other gifts in greenbacks
q. rom % 10 $500 each; 20 pianos valued at from
S'OO 70 SoOO eacb SO gents and ladies' gold diamond
a"u sVer watches, valued at from $40 to $500 each
oSelner with SO 740 other Gifts com prsing
sewing machines diamond rings and pins silver MIA
teu ware, albums. family ibes subscriptions TO Bal
tlfnore, New York and Philadelphia papers valued AT
from 81 TO 5000 EACH 'N1'N -
m, FOX FULL LIST SEE CIRCULARS.
Inc Glhs will be distributed by committee 10 he
appointed by the audience at the Concert and eyerv
M'cAe1 M noiuef whether present or not, will have an
cqual snare IN the dlstri ibutiOn.
complete lists of numbers entitled to Gifts will he
forwarded to Ticket Holders and Agents az soon AZ
possible after the Concert
rafles IN the country wishing Tickets will enclose
Vne Dollar apiece for any number less than five five
I'm ior "a So All orders for ten or more Tickets
80 oe aIowed deduction of Is per cent from fuII
"a In every case send the name of each subscrib.
and State in full "OuieSS' WIN Vo"h' county
nloIey oy Draft, Postoffice Order E1nress n, Ran
i'e'eu es. ne'ler. may be sent at our risk e
Agehls wanted every where 10 whom Iho,o, ;ad,,o.
menls are offered. =" "Hoh hOeral lHduce-
TlCkETS can be had at all the D,;,;i ~,
Book and Music Stores in the State 0'Po' hS'eiS
The PropnetOrs will donate Two TEtouS . ,,r
DOLLARS TO the poor Of the city of Baltimo,o .SD
Address all Orders and Letters to
je6 F. NOLEN g. CO.
.2l0 West Fourth Street
BOZ 653. Wilmington. Del
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Lssas STEAMBOAT LINE
FROM
Smyrna to PHILADELPHIA.

o" ard after WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9th, the steam
er "SW AN" Captain PRIOR, will leave Dea-
..v hyne's Landing for Philadelphia every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at O'CLOCK A. NJ /,
touching at Bombay Hook, Port PENN Delaware City,
New Castle PennsgrOve and Chester.
kErUGNING, leave Arch street Wharf. Phila., every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 8
O'Clock, A. VI touching at the abOve-named landings
@J- Stages from Dover. Smyrna and Leipsic, meet
The Boat at Bombay hook
9 Stages for Collins Beach meet the Boat at Dea.
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1866. 1occ
SPRING STYLES.
Cloths,
CasSimercs,
Clothing.
At Greatly Reduced Prices!
BGggs + Cotton

liaTe now opened their Spring Stock of Cassmeres
io Ienilemgns wear Of the best styles to be found
~ .,ic view o[K Market, and we think they surpass
F' - ''''' 'oHl'huhlty' ap4
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Attention is Requested

To the following list Of WORKS MISSING from
the SMYRNA LIBRARY.
Persons having any of them in possession will
pleaSe return them at once. The fines imposed by
the by Laws for improper detention of Books will
, no. oe demanded of those who comply promptly with
's .equest-otherwise both the value of the Books
anu 'ne hnes will be collected in accordance with the
au'horlty derived from the Charter of the Assoca-
eion' by order of the Board,
/ &. STOCKIX President
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Monumental Gift Concert.

FRONT ST THEATRE, BALTIMORE, MD,
JUNE 2sTH, 1866.
5''oOO VALUABLE GIFTS, VALUED AT sl44,O0O,
Mail be presented to Ticket Holders, including s51
o ooo In Greenbacks. Number of Tickets issued l5O
OUU' PRlCE ONE DOLLAR EACH.
DOnt delay to secure a ticket. One dollar will me-
yer make you poor, whereas, by timely investmen,
:. nay make you rich. One ticket every four will
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Freights Ofall descriptions at low rates.
The above arrangement will continue until Tues.
day. June Goth. when The SWAN will make DAILY
TRLPs from Philadelphia. ie6
May 3OIh, 1866.
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MRS. ELIZA CARR

eias Jnst opened her Few Stock OF TRIMMINGS
Tor Tor the Summer and Fall Styles. Her stock of
"hte Goods, New Embroideries, Elegant and Fan.
cy trimmings. Shetland and Zephyr Shawls, Ger
mantown ane Shetland Wool, Ladies' Cuffs and Col.
lars Hose, Captivators, &C.. is unsurpassed by anv
store In Smyrna. The largest assortment of But.
tons' al shapes, shades and sizes, ever received
Also, the celebrated American Enamel for tbe s,;u
W Everything in the Trimming Line can mi he sIh oh
tanned. '"' '"' Oo w.
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FO r S ALE.

4 Black Hawk MARE years old, Black Hawk
CoLi, years old; Mccormick self.rakinp Reanor
ana Mower has cut over only 40 acres; ssperior 0x
|art' Orain Fan, and revolving Hay Rake.
a,to Apply to J. X. JOHNS,
i Near Smyrna.
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HEEM% NW ~~

OneIhlrd of the purchase money must be paid with.
N thirty days from the day of sale and the residue in
zee equal dnnual tnStanefS the first ON the st dav of
July, A. D. 1867, and the interest on the whole IN
PSd purchase money at the time of payment of eacb
instrument The CREDIT Portion extending Five
fears must be secured by judgment bond and mort
gage OF The premises purchased Ten per cent Of the
whole purchase money must be paid al ,he time of
sale TO be forfeited unless the terms are comnlied
with, Otherwise will be treated as part of the oaeLid
payment GEO. w CUMMINS
SmYrna, Delaware. May Isl 1860
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

In the Town of Smyrna, would call the attention of
Farmers, Merchants and others to the fact they are
prepared to manufacture the various kinds of
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
Machine Sewing.

dresses Cloaks, &C., cut and made to order in anv
syle desired. Also. Stitching, Braiding, and other
Kinds of needle work done.
Machine, novo1
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
SMYRNA
w OOIIen Factory.
WOOLLEM GOODS

The subscribers having commenced the manuf
ture of
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
HMM H
TRIMMING STORE
OF SMYRNA,
nc

LARGE ARRIVAL FOR THE SUMMER
OF 1866.