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An Ordinance,

To Amerd an Ordinance entitIed IAN Or
dInance for Better Regulating the Fire
Department of tht CITY OF Richmond
Passed and approx ed, Noyember 20. Isl.
SECTION ist- p It Ordained hv -ha Common
Council ~ tie C1tg Ut ,4lHr yt. That eserF hssF
NJ member 20 regular organ Ze-E .r. Eaaane 50
ina titv o Rehutn3. yts staff tsr- -5a
active duties ul a Fireman sar ane eesr. shall 10
snft r.. asa -rtarUl-jl- Hs4asTv aGrt. 4a5 serving
guf.r~. and shah also - exempt tr.sIa r-lf ia. ta8
from ttv and frFs4~8tias TX ta an stasa- q Xxx
c< 5HE uu>and d0t-ar> essrta o. u~fa--rfr Aus
n" one Fsre Company sst, g Bs.-I %. rere taaa ae
laliei III HnrFe. tam tf4e a-eanla- SIS t.ss Ord
nance
SEc- , 1t shall - th= 8etv "A the P-e~afent IA
Secretary 81 each 7 re Company. Urn1~t. aastsr
cath t@ the City Treasurer, fl-; TT tas
members nt sn~t oulH4aE, NJ sl.l HE,- tr mel
ts active duties at FEraa9 .eF yetr fretaus -
ts- ts1Ts- sand 81 j. urf-, ed
Sc 8 lr SHAH he lHe 5atva s each F ~ Company
t. krept5e7r Ea-loe ans! H~e lu g0ot u.EsHZ arter.
subject AZ at H-~ ga fhe pec,.an 80 tie Ere a III
pauF t"Ilu,t-rs ana I'll race-,ars repairs lat
Al any time le needed s.sa IL pad cot ot TIE C1.y
Treasury.
eEc. 3 T9f< or.tiaaure tn he in force from an3 At
ter ~ passage and pualirs..an.
Fts>ei and 4Ppnsraj, June 5ta. 1875.
Alsa-u JOHN EINLFY, Navcr.
P T.. hlr~ Cstv Clerk l5-l-
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EOICAl
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DIR. DIPoNCo->
G. o Id en- Periodical Pills
FOR / EN- AL ES.
IN IDRREtTI NJ.

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eSu>e. A.s'at >aeseS>t,gt preventive
Tel tl, nrst Isscasert3 as nr. pupanca 81 Par
successfully ss-i must tue auby institutions
As sell prlt Sic Hractlc at bsst ArGua> pleres
VIII unparalleled success v.ery e&se, tie il
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ladies in TINS csty and Through Iand. tally
testify q
IT, y Nrr the most valuable remedy, f-r all hose
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SICKNESS tIasy mess Fatigue any slight eXest.Ts,
Ps1pErtau of The Hart at all the various distressing
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ing ard tue beginning II all other female weak
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At the me- there nothing in these Pills tina
s aalurt life 4eAIth let the directions Ike
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represented: much that in nine ~
ten. ali warrant them n nnt he discourac ed l.
box should iaii, although, a general thing One
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Ten Thousand Boxes sent bv letter. beth by myself
and agents, t. ali parts 81 the world IN which
have been returned. which ladies say, moth
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Aug. - 1865. a6tf
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ToHN {. HADLEN. General Agent.
S--I-.
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Resolution,
FNTsFNpl~ t. THE BOUNDARIES OF
rIlE CITY OF RICHMOND

ESOI WE'D That. IN order 10 extend tbs bounia-
"a rts Tie present CITY limits, petition the
Ra,ri Of sslntS COMMISSIONERS. 20 extend the pres
IN. Cifv FrtS - AZ te embrace all OF Sections No>
f.,u- q ar5 6ve -. and half 81 No SIX %,
,,-th east llartsV - Section north bait of
SECTORS egst : and njne =. township thirteen Il !.
-,-,-4 one . west TIE halt Of Section thirty
Tan southeast quarter Of Section thirty 50
,g,.E, halt Sections twenty nine - AMI twenty
lie - .Alad sections thirty-t~o s. Snd thirty
- Css .1vynship fourteen tI4lrsnee one .west
| ,bat saf petition b presented 70 said Board Il r.
IL sessica aud that thirty days notice thereof =
-iyen in the Rchmond Palladium, and thst Andrew :
q Commit to carry cut THE ohisetcf this resou-
ter. -, ,sss
JOHN FINLEY, Ns.or-
= = trs~, CITY Clerk. is-4f
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be- n proven by &C
tlal experiment %
increase the guam
tity Of milk and
cream twenty per
cent and make the
butter firm and
sweet. In fattenIng
cattle il gives 4 EN-
an appetite, loosens
their hid e al d
makes them thrive
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+ O u T rs
CELErgATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and fay erably
known. viii Their
oughly reinylgcfate
broken dow and
low spirited horses,
h1 strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and mites
tines
IL Is = sure pre-
vsntiye Of all dis
eases incident to
y EE. CHAMBERS
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Rska IRE taken al a. low rates. and on as "a ror.
COMPANY
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WITH Maee toa afd none. with charity for all, With
rnness IN tie right God gives 10 the right.
let rs strive hnish the work and bind
up thr nations wounds 20 care for him who shall
have borne the battle. and for his widow aud his
orphans e. ip all which may achieve just aud last
ing peace among ourselves aud with all uatsons.-
ABR.HAs IiScOLs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24

THE Snow PLow.-The Directors
Of the Pacific Railroad Company
have had constructed at their work
shop in Sacramento a novelty, at
least in this section of the country,
in the shape Of snow plow. This
apparatus runs on two ordinary car
trucks, which are entirely concealed
from view by the outer casing of the
framework. The machine, which is
ten feet wide, eleven feet high and
thirty feet long, resembles huge
wooden box, made wedge. shaped in
front, with the sharp point resting
as near the ground as practicable for
working purposes. The slope of the
wedged portion runs up q: an angle
Of about forty-tive degrees. On this
portion Of the apparatus, several feet
from the ground, is a large double
iron plow. The machine, when in
use, will be placed in front of loco
motive. The wooden incline will
raise the snow from the track. and
the iron attachment will throw il of
on either side. Machines somewhat
similar to this are said TO lie in Use
an the railroads Of the Northern
Sta.es
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24
A PREACHER ON FIRE.-The New

A PREACHER ON FIRE.-The New
York correspondent of the Boston
Journal sends the following: "In
one Of the Presbyterian churches the
other Sunday morning, minister
was officiating with all due decorum
and solemnity. All at once he be-
gan to cut up queer antics. and short
ly disappeared from public view, to
the no small astonishmcnt Of his au-
ditors. The pulpit being close one
boxed up on all sides, and the door
shut, the people could not tell what
was going on; but smoke rising
from the pulpit gave assurance that
there was fire somewhere, and the
excited congregation learnt, after
awhile, that the minister was on fire.
1t seems that he had carried in his
pockets a lot of loose lucifer match
es, and they ignited and set him on
fire. Assistance came, and the min
ister tfirc) was put out. The ser
vice was continued, but the solem-
nifty of the audience, was not so
marked as on some other occasions. ="
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24

SAN DOMINGO TO BE ANNEXED TO
THE UNITED rArEs.--Bennett's cor
respondents are never at Il loss for
sensation news. A late number of
the HeraH publishes a letter from
Havana, dated August Jd- which
makes the startling announcement
tlaaf tie writer !. " euzl,lesi - cAon-
lnsu;eaie q fac; which - of uaach
lssat-sTfsnc~ o. the ni'~i >'zres alsss
ie t.szt uaf srszua; .csuntrE --zLaca
--fsrr =. Sccsvsiss< 81 Aerfrrs ~
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r.ua rb1r Ezfevr - >
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~aa 4ss.@naa km a~na ~sa.eazsas
49, 81 ~nea~ a
AN isl 4@
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24

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~
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& 80 uaa-zak~.-
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a. ma d~aaas $780,
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ID .r~ nar~ir A. a-ewAa~- uwu
szr catraE. va- ~,
A-.-aa r,.l.-s-, .lrsuker o.
altl-I 49,.
Ian
- U..u I,ng have v.a drank in
m.l, r,ri..,.
I'm, year.
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.V.y.r >,
w ". y, ,, a., ,,
W c'', Eeharhed 'he Judge,
scanning MS SUBJECT ci"seiE from
hcai To loot yours Is Il singular
case yet l thihk Il Is easily account
cd m iot. am reminded Oh II ny a
ilttle story, n coiorcu man. WIN Il
loaf OF Dread ana bottie OF whisky
sat uo"n 10 ''"G y s"t na'H h.a.' -, !; =
@ c'ear s'teaIn' ., l" 1 p'eJM'"S '1, o;eau ;..
so'''o W '"o n,"'"o' ~, u'olfeu .,' ."io
s";z,J s"E % hv tho fish That c;r.um.
stanno snroostoj to +hn darkcv tho
;Jra of 1;nn;nv the bread in the
whisky nnd feeding Il to Them.
uc tr;cd + II worked we'll Some
ot the t;sh otc of i hccamc drunk
and A,otnI Lolnless IN the su,f:,ce
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24
INTERESTING Discovery IN Enc

INTERESTING Discovery IN Eng
LAND-Somc curious discoveries
have recently been made at Silches-
ter, near Basingtoke, tho site of the
ancient British and Roman capital of
Southern Britain. The main street
and Il street running from it have
been laid open, together with two
large Roman houses with tcssellated
pavements. The walls which sur
round the capital were three miles
in length. The site Of the amphi-
thatcr has been found, and an admis-
sion pass like opera bone passes of
the present day dug out. Coins
connected with periods anterior to
the birth of our Saviour have also
been found. a brick has also
turned up. on which come Roman
lover has had cut words relating to
my lass, or my "girl." Roman
tootLpicks, car-picks. aud scissors
.hsve been found. and the site of a
strong box made of oak an inch
thick- Sosne remains ct the box
xith hinges and lock were picked
an The vso~srson ~ = teraTsle -
known aud wiil one asr l-~ exGssrsrsL
Tlse y-a.s~ kss ne~ he~a l'z~~sn- -
e~ufnr,~~ cvcr the sr~If Sh~-x s<H'
wxz-s. v.es-a.=g-@. bssssrs the Es.z=&G
lsxzsisr- ~ kz~a.zaz,. fa~ Lszsszb~s rf
: IA -3-.sa wAarA ssuetuss-a -s@~ex-
M2mss--. rw 2k.sr-~zstsr~r. 4@& kssz&s.
asss1E aaa4
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@ $50
a So - - -l--
ter ~ "a
- o if
-l@r --
90 ra~ a -" s1
~ raa- sl-f ae
is p iar
" " " n--N ai.a e-..i ----.-
f.-t s-4 '-.-sr7-..'. Mr. y N
lid. -li a. L"l.'s T. H. -Hter-
l'ri-e = j. projectors. There = q
sr'-a' trm1i.d i'r materials ht WhirA
it may h,' kept ia active Operations
whcn once undef way. The market
Tor paper on this coa>t the past two
wear, ha, been but poorly supplied
and most kind, have been high and
constantly hardening. The two
mills of California, at Tavlorsvillc
and Santa Cruz, have been but II
mere "drop in the bucket" as it
were. as. willie they have been con-
stoutlv em,,lovcd. prices of rapcr
still gradually advanced with scant
supply. In 1865 the pioneer mill at
Ta> lor,yiIle. manufactured $500
realms of news. and 9.84O rcams of
wrapping. They are doing even
better than that the present wear,
and vet they are unable to fill their
orders. We have no report from the
Santa Cruz mill. but no doubt lbry
are doing equally as well.
The Oregon CITY mill will opcn
with a very liberal prospect for the
future. The stock on hand is not of
sufficient amount to warrant the
company in making news paper ut
first, but they are prepared to do so
as soon as they havo material. Rags
have been uncommonly scarce and
high, in all parts of the country for
the past few years. This being the
ease, paper makers have been turn
ing attention to the discovery of ma
terials suitable for paper stock. All
kinds OF plants, from those which
grow near our own doors to the lux.
uriant growths of tropical regions,
have been experimental on with but
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rzy- \ wealthy bachelor of Sac

ny- \ wealthy bachelor of Sac
ramento having had one or two law
suits for breach of promise. now re-
plies to any young lady who wishes
"A few minutes private eonversa-
ton. :. No YOU don't. madame. II
cuts the u the heart L" IL compelled
10 doal; the honorableness of .ouE
iutenriou~. bat tia; ~orT of thing =
llzsel ost- NJ rule > IsnE-erSfIvs
-n4 & - haze any ha~in..-- wssh
nne. u M9-r i~ fr1H>a ~s-l sn tAs
fre~rE~e II fua ustzs~~us
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-24

COULDN'T STAND Ir.-A good sto.
ry, says an exchange, is told lof a
workman in one of the machine
shops of Harrisburg, Pa. The other
day, one Of the hands, a stalwart
fellow, who had been decided Rad
ical, was observed to be highly eX-
cited, talking to himself, aud occa-
sionally shaking his clcnched fist.
Finally, he passionately threw down
his tools, and started across the room
toward fellowlaborer and q Con-
sorvativc friend, muttering profanely
that he'd stood it long enough, and
he'd not stand it any longer. His
fellow workman, who had been
watching his motions, and supposing
from the violence of his manner that
he was about to commit violence on
his Conservative friend, rushed up
to prevent a fight, and just in time
to hear him cxclaim, "hc'd been a
Radical all his life, but by Heaven,
no set of politicians should ram a
nigger down his throat! Here, Jim,
give us your fist"
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T.1c ~ oT y ri,-or.

tn Pl,a; ot ous -. T. 'f 500
stand. frar,e-> - go, l.l.'
No tempest. hiark with t"ua "a hate
car crait shall or,rW u~lin
The hil!Oxs gup,i her ..i ma! las.,
The hurricane may roar:
The skies with hrc> of hell ma! Hash,
The land may blush with gore:
Her Captain, with his Freedom Chart,
Shall guide the ship Alright,
And peace shall gladden. every heart,
Wi |, love the Nnd shall light.
rncn nail the colorS to the mast,
Sail onward with the cry:
"Our cause shall triumph at the last,
And Union Haze shall die"
Disuuion turks on every hand,
lie sets his signal light,
And threatens yet to wreck the Land,
When day is lost in night
Our President no danger fears,
Truth flashes from his eye;
The traitors boa st he daily hears,
Aad hceds ths> millions sigh
The Cnsket of our Union Rights
Will cheer his fearless soul,
While Freedoms Cause Dsunion smtes,
And Love obtains control.
Then nail the coorS to the mast,
Sail onward with the cry:
s.Dur cause shall triumph at the last,
And Union Hate shall die"
The Constellation of our Srcs
Sheds down tonight, its rays,
And kindles on each hearth the fires
That burned in other days,
1t seems to say, ''Ye sons take cheer
Protect our Native Land
Like Spartans Danish every fear !
And like a unit stand!'
Our Pilot listens to the voice,
Aud beiisis to Heaven the Anee,
While Patriots, North and South, rejoice
In Peace and Liberty.
Then nail the colors to the mast,
S,il onward with the cry,
"Oar cause shall triumph at the last,
And Union Hate shall die"
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NEW CHURCH MUSIC.
THE UHHARINEo

THE 04HsBINGS
A Collection # New Church Music CONSISTING of
METRIcAL tunes, CHANTS, SENTENCES, QuARrErs
MnTrTs and ANTHEMS. designed for the use OF
Congregations, Choirs, advanced Singing Schools.
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BY L. H. SOUTHARD
This is collection Of New Music, and not merely
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Smyrna times., 1866-07-18
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FARM FOR SALE.

At the same time and place will be exposed 10
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
P. Nickerson, containing lat acres in good neigh.
borhood, within few miles of Del. & Maryland R.
Road; buildings and Improvements fair.
The TERMS ARE: Twenty per cent cash on day
of sale onethird part of the whole purchase money,
including the twenty per cent, payable JAM !. 1867,
when possession will be given; one-third part, with
interest on the twothirds from Jan. 1867, jan.
!, 1868; and the remaining one-thrd, with interest,
the first day of January, 1869. 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. GLEN ENTS,
JOEL CLEMENTS,
JET Executors.
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A NEW STORE

AND NEW OODS!
T II. PRIMROSE has just received direct from
ed the Philadelphia and New York markets an al.
most entirely new stock of goods Of every variety
His old stock was greatly reduced in order that he
might replenish it with new styles at the reduced
prices, which reduction is vety great. He has a
beautiful line Of goods both Domestic and Foreign,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Such as Poplins, All-Wool Deaines, Ginghams, and
all kinds OF White Goods, etc.
CASHMERE DEPARTMENT large and complete, and
offers great inducements in style, and especially I'D
price.
Notions Ofevery Variety,
Hosiery, Gents Foreign and Domestic Neck lles'
Paper Collars, best and cheapest IN town. ana hu-
merous other articles. HATS and Jars
BOOTS AND SHO Els,
For Gents. Ladies. BOYS, Youth and Children. A
nice line of Ladies' Black CATERS, which wiil be
offered at greatly reduced prices splendid line oI
GROCERIES, all kinds.
MACKEREL AND HERRING
verv low. SPLENDID Herring at $3.50 per barrel
half barrels No. 9 Mackerel at $3.50 which ar
nrime. The above goods will all be sold for Cash
or exchanged for Country Produce at cash prices.
J. Fl. PRIMROSE,
Opposite Bcarne's Bakery, Commerce Street.
Smyrna, Del.
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