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Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
$cIlcnck's Seaweed TOuic.

rms medicine, invented by DR.. J. H. Schenck oC
Philadelphia is intended to dsso ve the food and max
II INTO chyme, the first process 0(igesroD Rv cIson
sing the stomach with Schencks Mandrake pills ,bo
rome soon restores the appetite. and food hs, could
"o' "o ea'eh oeipre using it will he easily dipesIed
Consumption cannot be cured by Scbenck, Pullman
" syrup unless the stsmach and liverIs made heaIIb
ana 'he appetite restored hence the Tonic and p,l
are required IN nearly every case Of consump,ion A
nal dozen bottles Of the SE4WEED TONIC and
'hree or four hoHes of The MANDRAKE PILLwirI
cure any ordinary case of dyspepsia
Dr. Schenck snakes professional vIsIts IN New yo,L
AZ" oSon' and at his principal office in Phiadenhia
every week. See daily papers oieach place or his NAM
Phlei On consumption for his days Of visitation.
flcase observe when purchasing. that the two
AeheSses OF The Doctor. when IN the last Stage of
consumption, and the other as he now is IN perCec,
heaith' are an the Government stamp
Soid ny all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 so nor
oo''e' or 81 30 The haIfdozen All letters or advice
should be addressed 10 DR.. SCmENcKs pr,ncnaIoC;c.
NO ID North Sixth Street, Phladephla. Pa Ceos,ai
Whoiesal9 Agents: Demas Barnes & Co.. N.YSS
nance Baltimore. Md; John D. Parke. Cinc;nn,,,
onIo Walker & Taylor Chicago. IN; Collin, R,o.
5. Louis, Mo ,C'n O'OS'
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. FERRY DAvIs-Sir: The benefits have re.
celVed from the use OF your invaluable remedy The
ram Miller Induce me 10 pen a word in Its praise
Experience has convinced me that for Headache Ind.
g"siOn Pam IN the Stomach. any other part of the
system severe Coils. WEAKNESS and common colds
tioarseuess, CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS D;ar.
fhGh, Oyseniery Toohache, etc, there nothing bet
ner lhanlhe PAIN KILLER have tins hour recovered
from severe attack OF the Sick Headache bv using
two teaspoonfuls taken at thirty minutes interval in
WINE glass tulI O hot wafer | am confident thai
through The blessing of God, il saved me from The
cholera during The summer OC 1913 Travel,no am 4
neal dl" l0Il, change Ol diet and constant exu,prs
TO an Injected atmosphere, my system was dairy pre
uS oSrd 10 dystneTy attacks accom- panied with main
'of "hHh 'he rain Killer Was a suvereIgn remedy
one ietspnoniui curing The worst case IN an hour
al Inc most. hall day. have heard of MANY cases
'vsenIery being cnred by nsp Put IN the Iee,h n
VIII S'op me "olhache Gratitude and desire for It's
general use, has drawn from me IhIs nnsnI,c,,o TO-,
nOnIal IN It's favor. ''''
ID. N. TAYLOR. ia Minister nf lha C,nsnaI
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
D.T.TAYLOR. Jn Minis1er nf ,ho c...al

Now Is THE TINE TO INSURE YuUX l.IFE.-i M. =, mn
Nut al Life Insurance Company of PhiI,d.Inb,
Organized III 1917, offers Inducements suuec,nr IN
any other Company rep esenled in tins State The
security Is ample; lis management economlcal-as.
sells nearly two million dollars dividends 80 per cen,
annually, on fnll premium, whether On life or en-.
d"wmenl p"lIcies. Those who insure now will par
"c'Pate 10 the dividend Of January 1868, the same
as II they had insured earlier. Persons ins,,ri.
may give note for one-half the premium with ,hc
assurance that the dividend will cancel the note
every year. II full premium is paid in cash. All
subsequent premiums after the third, are reduced
""e-h'f by the dividends Persons desi,lnU f,,,bs
'"'ormation can call on, or address DR.. j. r. CLAw
sun OF Smyrna, the authorized age,r.-Nov2O.2m
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

CONGRESS IMPEACHMENT &C
semoled on Thursday last in adjourned session
Du' little OF Importance was done. A souab
Die took place in the House over the admis
sion OF the tennessee members, the Demo
Gratis taking high standard of LOYALTY in rho
premises. They were all admitted Inn, oDo
outler, whose credentials were referred To the
Election committee. Both Houses adjourned
till Monday.
On reassembling on Monday, the impeacb.
ment committee submitted report in the
dous4 tavorlng the impeachment of President
Johnson. The report was signed by five mem.
0era-Messrs. Boutwell,, Thomas, Williams
; Lawrence and Churchill. A minority report
was also submitted, opposing Impeachment
signed by Wilson, chairman of the com,nit'
'eeJ and Woolbri lge, Republicans, and Mar.
th'll and EidrldSe, Democrats The commit
Tee therefore stands five for to four against tb..
measure. At the July session the comm;ttoo
stood the other wdy-ive against, four in fa-
Vor. but the testimony recently taken induced
MIR. Churchill, who voted negatively in Julv
to change his views.
The measure has c. used considerable excite
ment The report will be made the snccial
business of the House on Wednesday next
1t Is thought that majority of the members
are opposed to impeachment, and that the ro.
port will be rejected.
From any evidence yet made public we have
not been induced to favor impeachment. for
various reasons. We endorse the follow ;no
from yesterdays n. Y. Tribune, on the sub.
ject:
There IS no law more plainly written tb.r
that which provides impeachment and i i ''Idl tdn
only law that stands between the conntr,, aiII
dictatorship. We ecannot in beach Mr. .iohn dru
son son because ne ha, left the Republican nart,
II y ne ne has been merely such President rs NJ
Eiellan or PendletOn would have been, tben
impeachment is political menace, and an,on",n
TO nothing. On the ether hand. # the au;1 =
dence warrants 1t, we must not refuse to nro. 8
ceed' because, perchance, we may lessen onr ,
maJorlties at the next election Let there Lo !
no passion In the matter The precednnt We
make Will last for all time. The Federal Ev-
'cutlve othte Is necessary to the harmony Of
p9r system, and it must not be rudely assailod ,
we nave not yet seen evidence enough to i
make up our mind in favor of impeachment y
nd we shall wait aud see what new evidenco r
las been obtained. N0"0o =
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
THE PRATT DIvopcp C.svO. e,

!, The PRATT DIVORCE CASE. On Saturday.
ti tne petition of Joseph Pratt ior divorce from
q nls wife, on the ground of the adultery of the
latter was brought up, and Pratt's little how
was examined to prove the charge against his
t9Iotner lie gave substantially the same ev;.
eence that he gave on TIE trial of his f,tbpr
Ior the murder Of j. Pusey Smith. Ttr caSa
wa was T continued t to enable Mr. Bayard counsel
t6a tHf Mt. rratt' to obtain the legal evidence Of
baI;ouad arIage' !a' %hen 1t seems to be generally
Commercial. WIN "e siahCeu'-
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

,r DIE pnE pan Of the Washington Library Company
9i Philadelphia, for the endowment of the R,vorsds
institute lot Soldiers and Sailors Orphans, is one
.'a' mas oeen laid out in strict accordance with the
.e'ms OF the charter granted for this n,rno.
.n e Legislature OF Pennsyv vania. This cbarIe, ,f
tne washington Library Company legal,zes The
,6i! D octs 'ls' It's members performing for
lnlS noble object. The plan as most of onr rrsdapa
are aware, CONSISTS in selling stock al Al nor
eaum snare or shares being accompanied by hand
some nAe steel,engravng worth fifty per cen, more
on an actually paid for the stock. Beside. th',
snare OF stock secures one present in The great
distribution of presents to shareholders or shcs.
.tesehtS The aggregate value is S3OO.OOO one nf
snem s. oelng worth the enormous sum of $4,000
"0ner mon S2O'OOO, another slO,OOO and one worth
- o"00 co. ana two worth $4,000 each, several worth
1I'oOO en- h, and so This is simply the pl,n in
pe' as adopted and pre- ented to the public. Every
,nareholder will obtain some present in the great
iislr'oStl"n' besides the beautiful engraving at the
he OF purchase, and each one has an equal chance
'f getting small lnrtune.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

y. y. A. MA juvenile Order of limited
american Mechanics has been Organized i'iu IL
I'M [nls town, with the following officers :~Emgonn
zoo cooper, Counciler; Alfred Griffin, V. Conn Conn
Snas' ; Mitchell, Rec Sec'y; Geo. McCov A.,
n. 3. j. Fouracres, f. s. and Geo l. StraJ' n9I'
ley, Jr,m m Tres. 1t numbers about twenty mem mnm.
pers' per This evening they expect to be visited
~ "a u@eiegation @ from Wilmington. To-morrow
rmerG Will De large excursion party of adult
to v;"t 10 Vi eile same order from the same city
der here '"i'"s an auult Or
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
The MARKETS
NARRIEO.

IN the VI F. Church. smyrna DEL on the mornno or "
'he S'th 1867 by Rev T. j. Thompson PRESIDING rI1
o. haSton District Rev. II. $. THOMPSON Of the pb.dL
No cards. A H. oi smyrna Del
Um the sSth Of oc by Rev II. Z. Bickel HARRY
oi Philadelphia, to MOLLIE E. daughter Of ,h n
DehhhS' o smyrna Del No cards. w '0"" W.
p w, w. e. parsonage, Greensborough on the 10Th r ~
" 60 "m, Nell Mr. JAMES P. LONGFFILOw of 60, "
~ nan Nd and Miss CATHARINE COOPER Of Kent CouD'
60 n, ,n INST by Rev +. Miller Dr. ARTHCRF p sr,D1 IN
" MISS ANNIE FOSTER, both of Sudlersvile
% n 'he morning OF Wednesday, goth by Rev w.,. =. L,
80 NJ, 80 40. IL ~ Seventh St, Pha Mr. JAMES A CAREY
'" ''SS ANNE 5. HALL both of Milton. Del
son ~ I @ INST" IN Frederica Dell by the Rev H. s. Thomp.
"' "r' WI r GOODWIN to Miss ELMIRA NOVEL; an ~
Magnolia Kent county, Del A-'' all 0'
r NJ eience OF the brides father, 3oh by Rev WIN
n "F, hihAM IL. HOFFECKER. formerly Of Kent CO.
'I' 10 MISS HANNAH MACK. of Richmond, Pa
On the 18th inst Snow Hll Md by Rev Mr. Kjnss, ~
I'hENNEf son oi Rev J. L. Kenney of Maryland to
Delaware. we
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

DWELLINGS. Last week We st,tod ,bo4.l
were but ten new houses under conrsc ~ .mere ran
ton IN this town. The statement has cansod
an investigation to be made into the matter bu 6u
several gentleman, by whom we are intormoS
mat at least t.oenty-fce additional houses bave
peen pee, rented for the Spring, and they, will no
sun further Increased. In addition to the new
buildings to be started, Mr.. r. John Moore i
a1out a1out commencing new one on Methodist ~
{opruanee city, and several Others are soon ~
be PeG commenced Notwithstanding this increase e.
however, the rents have also increased, and
the demand for houses is as great as ever. W
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

,;, 80 80 n "ucs 'haue 10 order IN OVER COATS or
Delaware. A"''o's' Shyrna,
SHAwLs-A large assortment of W;,,o, Sh.,-
T 0r the Ladies. at BAggs Il Cottons, Drv G"ods
Dealers, Smyrna, Del. . O'y "Ooos
Ane Furniture Rooms of James Mcdowell Con,
=, ST. near The Depot Smyrna, Del. is the nnce
g. g. se' Oentre Tables, BedsIeads and Bureaus, ar ~
'act' anything in the Furniture line. ~ :"
how "n DELA%ARE , TRIBUNE may behad Of the News.
boys on the Delaware Railroad. '' 1'e"S'
Why do so many ladies' wear sbor, d,o.oo., ~
'"'" 'ne pretty shoes they get from Primrose,s -
=, Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings.-N.,. I'm
"lnter Styles of Cloths Cassineres and vc.';nn ""u
of Ppeneu ~ 'he Merchant Taloring esta blisbment
u DlggS . Cotton, Smyrna, Delaware.
; pest place and only place you can find fnlI
me OF carpets aud Oh Cloths, is at Primrose's H.
"a ""a. arc Cheup Tie has beautiful room fitted
Smyrns, "' no 'h'"g 10
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

AN OLD LADY.--Miss Louisa James Ev;ro
a snort distance below the Delaware line S;n3
iaSI last week: We The Princess Anne (Md. Herald
one was nnlnety-two years of age. weiobed
Two Two hundred and thirty pounds and nreseruoJ vol
Ger strength, activity and eye sight to the Isst
one spun several hanks of warp cotton oniv 'Hs, a
LEVY t9w weeks @ ago; She was woman of the oden
.iue .h ana had been as strong as average men Of
and do "tbo. uay She could split rails, grub,
best. "orA Win the
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

ERRORS OF YOUTH-A C,on,Io,
suffered for years from Nervous D,bil,,v Pran,a,a
rcay' and all the effects of youthful indiscrc,inm
"il' Tor the sake OF suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it, the recipe and directinns f,r
making the simple remedy by which he was curpd
Sufferers wishing to oft by the advertisers exnc.
rlence, Can do so b. addressing, in perfect conf.
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN ''''-
AZ Cedar ST., New York,
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

PROPERTY SALEs.-John Mustard has sold
one half part of the Academy nronnrty '",u ~,
Methodist Street, to Rev A. 4. Cumni6.' OF of
heading for 50, 500 1t has recently been CON- ~
verted into two fine residences. O0' oo"-
=, Daniel q. Stevenson has purchased tho
MeS>lck eT properly, in . Irishtown," for S4I6
WIN; Wllds has sold his residence, ON Gam.
meree ere st., to John II. Hofecker, for SID % -0on
Ine farm of the late Rev. SamI T. Carmen. Carmen.
Ter, IN Appoquinimink Hd., has been sold 70
geo. Davis for $3l per acre-l22I acrcs -
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

l. BUSINESS The firm of Martien & Smith
;ns ,as ulsS9yed. Mr. Martien continues the bus.
IIi LIT anu Nr' smith resumes business in Phil.
Smyrna, who highly esteem him AZ ,1iS h"r;,0n ~
man and gentleman. 80 /" 0uNineSS
jhe firm of Taylor & Messick, wheelwrigbts
Ana an olack>miths, will dissolve next week n,
MeSslck, one of our most industrious mecban.
les also going to Phia There never wa, m"" =
Ilme when Smyrna could less afford to disnensa q
with good carpenter. ~ O''p pe'iSe
II. +. Hastings, our shipbuilder, launched j,
nne nh: vessel at Milton, lat week. He il also
STHlPplng T large Quantities Of ship lumber 'to TO
diGckahoe' n. j. VIM. Worden & Co, are ~
VIM Worden has associated with him in
uDdan Te MACHINE and saving business j. D. Evans
unuer the hrm name of VIM. Worden 4 ~
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

,,, 1HE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF DELAWARE
we understand that the next meeting of this
society will be held in our town, at the room
% 9I the Library Association, on the Second
4 thursday OF next month. As the object of the
SSoclety is the elucidation of the history of the
State, we have no reason to doubt but what
tne meeting will prove an interesting one.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Phillips & FAIRIES is the place to buv vo,r c,o.
thlng' hats, caps and furnishing goods fasS,
selves. anu see LOT Your
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Phillips 4 FAIRIES have just received u fresh
supply of ready made Overcoats which they N.
tend on sellIng cEenn
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

DEAFNESS Blindness, and Catarrh, treated y;,I
me utmost success, by Dr. J. IsAACs OrnIis, onI
Aurst. QnrmerIy of Levden, Holland ! No sn. anu
hreet fhlladelph'a Testimonials from The mos, ~
liable sources IN The city and country can be seen a
% mls olnce' The medical faculty are invited IN .c
company tneIr patients. he has ne secrets in n;
parcllce' ArIlicia eyes inherited without uaIn ~, ~
w 'II'lalon. mVS.Iv.
CHEAPEST CARPETS in nPHIL4OFTpUT.
AND WHERE TO BUY THEM
almost every one has heard Of Evans CuE.pC..
=, "nere you can buy your goods lower than
from one OF The largest and finest stocks of
BRUSSELS, THREE.PLY. INGRAM. stale and p.-C..
pes, pev vi CLoTHs. MATTINGs. WINDOW SHADES Go
~ % aae seI'lhg Carpets two yards WIDE only a 90
Don ouy without examining our Tom Dr;cs. .S 81 ~
'er'aih 'hat you get INTO the right STORE W
mre On JOHN NJ. EVANS,
' gu NO. 81 N. ID St, above Vine
d"u uIIeclly opposite Wood ST.. PhlIad'a
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

1nH TINES" is published eUery Wednesdov
'erno0"' ny JOS. II. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro.
pristOr. at Smyrna, Del.
~ "S 9ossoaiPTIoN,--One year, $500 in ad.
'G"ce' or S2'9O If not paid till end of the year. N
Paper discontinued until atIarrearsare paid--OuIv
ct the option Of The Publisher.
"ovERrisENENrs mill beinssrted at therat. ofSesen
Oe"ts line for the first insertion; subsequent in
serfions 81 eents. A liberal discount made Z
qnarterty, semi-annuql and vearlv adrer,;s.r.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
DIED.
On Saturday evepin,

on saturday evening" Nov. l6 his late residence In VIII
year OF his age. " A' '''''
In Odessa Nov l. after long and proracted in. 1ouN
d. CANNON, in the 1tth year Of his aga 'O'N
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

A BOAT SPLIT OPEN.-A canal-boat comnr
up the Smyrna Greek on Monday evening. was
spit, open whilst endeavoring to oct in1o tb"
canal above Rothwelrs Landing. She was DnC
loaded I9 with gas lime, for Mr.. NcConaurbv of
Clayton Most Of the lime which she had on IN
on Doard Is SAID to have been destroyed. She
Is said to have been unseaworthy. "0
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

n A. fresh re: lot OF velvet and cashmere vest;ncs
tbo AZ rtnll,lps mn 4 FAIRIES. They will be put M in
the best style for you "p III
bodI hev. A. Po4lSon, formerly Of this town, has
ter Ohio, by the East Pennsyyam, !" ConE's J" 9os-
fKerence or Eldershp ofthe Church of nierf God of
,;iol iDEATI-Mr. VIM. Spellinger, a well.known
rh Imot anu prominent citizen of Lewes, died Of
"'ISni estonmaJ t1 on the I'D inst He was highly
fLoGGTNG.-Six or seven persons were wbn-
pea ana pIlorled at New Castle last Saturday
Just received fresh lot of goods at Phillins
X FAIRIES. Cali and examine them. 20
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

,y!' yP!'oTsoNED.-A young man. named Ksrdo,
whey living near LAUREL was accidentaIIu
poisoned to death last week. He had banSS
sobSc cobSFns sOT,n with the SGhs and hearing that al
ceived from the hands of y v1n'a.Ive' s;'tar ave re-
supposed he desired. 1t proved to as be- some Sme
KIND OF poison in whisky, which had hnnn
prepared for the destruction of insects The The
physician being unable to counteract the poison
ne fingered about week, and died.
IHANKsGTvINa.-To-morro being Thanks
CIV giving Day there will most probably be par
ing religious services will be held. Ali tbo
Christian denominations Of the town will unite
and hold appropriate services at St. Peters
Episcopal Church at l04 o clock in the morn.
ing. '''oi"-
SMYRNA CIRcUT. T.-Thanksgiyinp servico.
will be held at Union NJ. 4. Church Thur,di w. ~
at 10 O'Clock, by Rev. w. b. Gregg. and y;
Bethel M. t. Church, by Z. NJ Carton.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

9T LADIES RUSSES. SUPPORTERS, Fla
nc Bandages, Belts, SIOcKngs Knee Caps, BAN
NlNGIS u TITCIl'S Brares, Spinal, Shoulder ;, 4
ErecIor Braces. Light French aud German Rupture
Frusses, Syrnges, in great variety. &C.
at q" NEEDLES
TWELFTH Street. First door below Race PHI
DELPtiIA. CIhIs Department ~ condncIfd 81,
sIVey for Females and Children. by competent Il,,,.
ana the stock Is adapted 10 their Special W,n,l I
adjusting our Mechanical Remedies. we ,nt,u
correct construction, with and COmiuri!
G.. II NEEDLES
Professional Adjuster OF Trnsses Nr
Corner Of l2lh and RACE Streets, ,PiIILADELPGIA
may S-6m
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

" PRISONERS AT WORK.-The prisoners at
New Castle Jail, saws the CoD,mercjnI or. rs
nearly all engaged industrously at work Tbe
looms are all making carpet now. and even rho
Vagrant women can make themselves nseful ~
sewing and cutting carpet rags. The carnat
seems seems to be of a very good quality and CLOSELY
woven. 1t is sold at very low price O'0''
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

hoBBERY;;-The store Wharton & Glider
sieve. sieve, at Lebanon, near Camden. was broken
n Into on Monday night week, and robbed of mo.
ey Ts1,n ana goods to the amount Of $780, says the
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

lEMPERAiNcE..A large Temperance meet.
ing last under the auspices of the Good Tam.
Plars. Rev, I: L. Poulson, B. Benson ~, a.
noon' Rev. A. D. Davis and L. Crouch naIo
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
THE LOAN FhAluRE
THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL.
LIFE INSURANCE tONPl}Y

me Directors OF The Delaware Muina! Life Io.r,
anee e. nPary, heevI2g that r. members e. 10, 49, .
entitled To re"rive All Tie "xress ..i fcnl,,,,
assumed hy 'hc.m IN the shape ara ,ii:er Tie r,.u
dividends, bnl they are entitled in ali NE no,,6
whSh The large hcCHmHiaIins ui 4 Eil,. or},,si. .
cnliier, have determined To IEr0rLGrsie The f,It,,
it azure InIo lis plan, VIZ
When the accumulation oi fuf,,!, f-:fn 0,eui,.r y,
ceIpts, shall bc suifrirnt To ,no.t oi4,e"r, ,
he ezceSs shall be lOanPd, 10 The ghcs l,rcr ~, .;
iOlOMlng terms,
FiRs1.-honey shal! Ia paued To Foley R,a.,,
only.
SECOND No member sha!i .nrrow rnore ia, w..
amuumI Of his PO!Icy
THIRD-Thc PnIcy wall bc I ken az yerarify T.,
only MS actual value .'snrrcI,,lrr yaiue.".
balance must be amply ecb'sd nv saii,fn,ior, f. -.
Mortgages On Real Ee'hle Tn" I},r,rd nf D,ro,r
shall he The I"d yes "l me suhhI+nCE 81 sucn srcu
FOURTH-ln The event Of m. .!.arh pt ti,r i,., =.
10 whom such loan made snail I've acvIieJ II, ,,
payment of his Pury.
FIFTH-hlOney 81 loaned. Ihaii hp called On onI, -,
cases OF extraordinary lUs-ps az then sfylv d.,
lice shall he given, and the Dns Dpe+i raii sBoh t
the iraI called IN and not lha one fourth d, ar
0"e loan shall be called III at p1ymeni un,r-, a
larger proportion shall he lnisl len~ahy necessary -
Thus giving the borrower III. probable ire al The
One' during his lite II Le chooses 10 retain H.
SIXTH In case The member 10 whom money ~
loaned shall ia To pay The interest agreed upon q,
shall allow hts Policy 10 lapse for non ravneut oC
premiums then the loan shall he Withdrawn
SEVENTH Every member of The Cnmpary shall he
nOilhed when funds 10 he ed of IN hs mali
her and bids shall be received by sealed prnpo,4
Read advertisement Of Company IA an JIhrr Crlun,,
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

nh delaware Tribune is the largest and best
newspaper published in Delaware II sunnor,s
manhood suffrage, and has an immense circuin,inn
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

ol0,n TG to Phillips 4 FAIRIES for your ready made
C,o'hRg' as they have the largest stock in Smvr
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

pp,cr e,o. W. Hnulh Tenth st, PhIladeInhia
I,roNi GE-SI'z9 per bolr or bottles for 81 81 de.
e,eo uL 10 any address Sold by all druggists eysrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
RitnaliSm.

What is known by this word Ritual
ism" has very much disturbed England
for some time. 1t is simply that the
"High Church party of the established
Church has been using Of forms and
ceremonies which more resemble those of
the Catholic Church, than those employed
by the Glow Church" party. The ex-
element and controversy ran SO high that
it finally induced Parliament to recon-
mend grand commission to inquire into
the subject and report thereon. The Co.
vernment, under the advice of Parliament,
appointed said commission. BY last mail
news we learn that they had made report
which especially refers to lately-introduced
vestments in Church worship. They say
that while these vestments are regarded
by some witnesses examined in the course
of the investigation as symbolical of doc
trine, and by others as being payment of
distinctive honor to the Holy Communion
as the highest act of Christian worship,
they are regarded by none as essential,
and they give grave offence to many.
They therefore recommend that it is expe-
dent to restrain all variations in respect to
vesture from that which has long been the
established usage of the Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
Cotton.

The Cotton Supply Association held its
annual meeting in Manchester recently.
The annual report represented that the
labors of the Association had resulted most
favorably. The report states that the
movement Of the Association to induce the
extension and improvement of the cult
walton of cotton was occasioncd by the
apprehension that after the war, in their
altered condition." the southern States of
the American Union would not furnish
cotton so abundantly as before. The
efforts of the Association have been ex-
tended to Turkey, India, the Brazils, and
elsewhere, and the result has been the
growth of better quality" Cotton from
Smyrna has sold very readily as high as
American. Evidently very great expecta-
tons are INDUCED by these gentlemen,
and, without giving statistics, they say
that they are warranted by the results
thus far in INDUCING these anticipations.
On this side of the water their brethren in
cotton manufacture are just now more full
of fear than hope-save Gf we may so call
it) that they hope that the cotton crop will
not fall below million Of bales. We be-
lieve that the crop and the cotton tax are
matters of greater concern in Lowell now
than anywhere in the South.