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Smyrna times., 1867-06-26
STATE AND LOCALS
4. o. O. E

hoKNING STAR LODGE.
Yesterday was an important day in tho b;s
toly VI morning Star Lodge, No. e.. Iuda
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, of this town
;. oelns the 9th anniversary Of the Lodge,
".E 1A.s:ancc' Ahd also the time selected for the
semi annual meeting of the Kent C"nnt,i Di tne H'
!oclatlon Of Odd Fellows. N''' as
Although the weather was unDronit;ous tbo
turnout OF the Order was the larra.t o,'a. w.
Witnessed witnessed IN this county. Every Lodge was
t1 Inc Association assembled at Morning St.r's
l Ian at - o clock, the following Lodges bein@
,I; PI;hl"SIfmic, Dover; Amity, Camden, Mao
Eoi,a, Toita,n Magnolia; Triple Link, Frederica.
the two Lodges of this town, M"rm;"n Hoau' % ana
and Stella. The Association then encted car 20;
Ti ITS lot the ensuing term, as follows. Y r.
~ nos d. Stevenson, Philodcmic: V g. -
J.. Jakes, Amlty; =. G.-Pctcr Carr Mn oio'
soiar; S.-P; j. Bath, FELTON,: ChanIa;U IUi"'ng ~
thompson Triple Link After other nn;,n H.
i%Ftaht business the Association prrnaroJ -
're9rate the quarter Of a century ann;vers.r,' ~
"f Morning Star. anniversary
procession was formed at the Hall boadod
"y the DnI0n COrnct Band of this town yri,;oI i'I
proceeded up Main st., and one or .tw twn M,llch
Iut their march was cut short by thr rain
c ic H'cinhcr> comPc!lcd t0 seek shelter IN i'd tI
- Ia. church, where the anniversary ovor
I'HoS L were 70 be held. The prOcessin5 wo',Il
'ase b%4 slIonlId display had the weather. %
At AT the Church the Meeting was c,IIod %
order by /; j. Stevenson, N. G. of tGn ''au ~ 10
.La'ioh. The following officers took soa,e .1sS3
S,o.o onancei with Mr.. s.: Grand Master of tbn
i3tIte rnI Il: X. Jefferson; p. q. NJ. Ijonrv ure
1G rickel orator of the day. Grand Rem IL iIWGnry Wy
'ohsTp, and Grand Scribe Edw. Wtintrro" ,r H.
- A'tGr singing an opening ode bv tTn oio;u
lev Henry Thompson, Chan, of tIo ''ic cnolr'
'lon delivered an excellent r,ravnr H. M1ASS3cia- Gi
yfn Nmnat" introduced Past Grand Master Eck" dr
"Mnington' Nh as the orator Of the OCCASION i%'i vi
Mr. Eckel read an interesting dd"' addroDo" TT
fFierred to the foundation of the Orjnr of nI ne
rcIoWshIp-tie obstacles it bad tn cnon,.J. - Oud
,lnp m overcome. Even the Church ;oou.iter ;ts unt
80, '.n any IN charity, love and friendn%;uu dn%;u
sEGined IL at trst, and superstition ond mp, mp
)1Iice' as In all other good works Uaro anu pre-
Ihe ornU Irdcticai charity was the object Of
,'.snont ot9r, II created in its members creator
,',pc "pcct I9r law; made them better citizo6s +.
'''',at al poiltlcal and sectarian differonoaa.
ICY a.es individual character; reaches ont e., |,
,i'' en nDIaces all classes of man-elevating tba
f'I' T and equalizing the naughty. T5ero'
,"'cl an TINS tnSel and show to he onts;Jr
world did not mean mere idle amusomoTt lo'o
She world iHstltutlon OF '
y" other order has been SO prosperous
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26
SPECEAL NOTICES
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FACTS FOR TIE PURiIc

FACTS FOR TIE PUBLIC ~
Easily verified by examination, which wo .,
spectfully invite. "c re-
L. we have the largest establishment g., a.,
manufacture and sale OF Clothing in Phi d,L l sue
extending through from 5ls Market s,,., it"' i""'
Minor street. and occupied exclusively Lv ,,.,I -,
K Our building, having been construei,d T., 80.
lor our own exclusive occupancy, and for q In
ness to which II is entirely devoted unIt.. nI 81
conVenlences and which have been found ncc,s.s,,,
or desirable. '''"Iy
5. We have ample cash capital. en,hI;,
make aH purchases for cash and giving u, :, io,r
at the most favorable prices, frcm the markets f
'Hc ehtlre world. liz THIS PARTICULAR WE nIyL A.
HANrAGEs SHARED BY No OTHER HOUSE IN TN. rp,nr
munity. '' COM
O. We sell goods for cash only, which. tLouoh .,
restricts our business to those prcnn,cd r., ,,,,i =
!" 'ldl "ay' enables US to give them such ndv,,ut
sIby offer ''''eSs can PO7-
o. a business experience of quarter Of n 70,
n lbs tnIoi ined US iuliy OF the wants of the pub
nc anu W oi the best way to meet them
D. we employ tue best A ,no., .
,I Gu''els ana Workmen in making uD out gnoIs
Wv %! 10 III ana make of which are unsur,a...I
'',: t persons, whatever may be their nIv.icI
E,,'n lunless doformed) can be nccny.,,
m 'aOu a' once from our stock, in most cases l.,,..
per cent. LoIcer. ~"u al prices - to %
p Ouf business is large and constoD,I, io.o..
ng' enabling US to keep the largest. h,st a.snr,a
Iau nni n'9s' G complete stock Of Mems Yontbs ma
boys Cl39!tnng in Phadephia to which, ,,lm, %""
Lo:o eoI,0nS soa a'o nude of frcs goods, replac6G
j. FOR reasons already enurncrates,l.c % c,n 49,,
40 sell at prices guaranteed in all cases Lcsr ,t
t 'O"eSt eIse'0"ere on the sale cancelled and on,
H. All goods when offered 70, sale arc ,o,,,.oo,
to be exactly what they are. '''''''''
,n;,t men buyers are, for any reason dissatisfied
able time, we pledge ourselves, by excban~r r'D.- r
,unaing o money or otherwise, to give tu sailsac
tlon IN every case and request that all such NAV H.
reported 10 US for ad ustment. 1J w.
FJth and Tn,ya I'
SirI.ts. 5I8 Map~rr l%%rr ir%rrr ll1lts
Aoa coo Philrdelphia,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26
" "NASHOTAH,,

Nr'Om t"e fGctne wisconsin, Journal)
we are permitted to publish the following cor
reSpondence, which evnces warm and ner-
vadlng interest in the continued prosperity Of
that noble enterprise Of faith" the "Nash-
otah Mission.
I'RoOKLYN, n. Y. April 9Th.
10 the Superintendent of the Nashot0h TJaaJo,,;.l
Seminary, Wisconsin: ''''
DEAR SIB:-A few years ago. while ,La H.,
milo White was Minister Resident M On,to Fcwn
DOR, received the hospitalIties Of his housc ond
othcr klndnesses from him. have been wishing
10 snow my appreciation Of this by some testi,nonv
anu cannot think OF a better way than by the en-
closed sum (Se0entyUe dOLars) to your Inst;tn,ion
IN which know hc has always taken nm intoroa,
Fease, therefore, accept this money as If il verc a
contribution from him; while ut the same t;r,o :,
may show my gratitude to him and Mrs. Whita fr
The many acts of kindness from them ,vhilo npdor
t'leif rooi' L wish The sum were larger, for this
does not approximate the amount of nv obligat;ons
to them; but it is all in my power TO send. cons;s
tently with other demands.
very respectfully your friend,
GEORGE JoNEs.*
NAsHoTAH Mission, Wis. ADril IL
Hon PHILo WmTE.-Dear Sir:-In nv next oc-
acknowledgement in the Gospel MESSENGER. / intend to
acknowledge seventy-fiEe dollars from Won. II NAV
surprise you, and therefore send the enclosed let
Please accept my best thanks for your warm in.
terest In NashOtah, and for the many substantial
benefits it has brought to this enterprise of faith.
catalogues. '' '"'
Your ever grateful and obt scrv't,
A. D. COLE
Nots.-The Rev. GEORGE JONES is a CLERGYMAN
OF the Episcopal Church, and Chaplain of The q.
% +, Navy, OF many years standing. lie was Chan.
ialh Ia and Astronomer to Commodore Perry's Naval
Expedition and Diplomatic Embassy to Japan. the
result OF his Astror omica labors in that remote
country hing the entire Of one of the several large
volumes published by the Government, of the oil.
cIal account OF that celebrated Expedition and En-
pussy And he was engaged some five months in
The "heart OF the Andes" Of Ecuador. at thc lima b
speaks OF above as being a guest of the Unitnd
states Minister at the American Legation there in
making Astronomical observations in thai elevated
Icgon' principally with regard to the Z,diacGI
i!2h'' his elaborate researches into the phenomena
Il mat department Of Astronomy, have been nm.
proved and commended by the most eminent ustrono.
hcrs oil both Europe and America, there having
oeen an unqualified acquicscencc in, and admirntio5
d. ms theory and demonstration, by the WorId,s
oclehtIlc Congress which assembled at Nontrc.I
some TOUR or hive years since.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

ATTEMPTED ARREsT-On MonJ.,1a.I.l
Deakyne, OF Brandywine HundreJ bn"mJ . "I'an ~
MS wlfe had returned to Wilmington ~ n,a .',"'
PIny WIN VIII hcr paramour, and put mn NJ . -
'ei. Ia front street, and that thew had ~.
ticket for Newark Accordingly 'o %o pought
e4 warrant from Esquire Silver and (ons.a
Dlc humphrey Morrow went to Newark 70 "a
lGst inc parties. He found they had been n',r
CHASING goods at one Of the stores, and tLat
ono9 10y WIRE c Ia the town; but they made their
them. W 0oHo up with
we have previously given accounts of tb;s
case case OF wife de>ertion. Mr.. Deakvne' who uIno
nVeS I'D Brandywine Hd., formerly lived in
mpR%oI'ualmlnk 1,pi% HID. Mrs. d., although the
hnmdo U.Icr oI nvg children, is young looking and
e"muS9lle' e',no Tier paramOur is a rough ugIv
I9rln IA hand. The night they left Mr. Eiyy
lS ltenhctC TOOK his horse and wagon and Is vds
~ odIpet; we take the following. which is Ia
,ol .lil1 the republican article, from the Com
IL seems that Bennett and Mrs. Deakvne
nave; nave pee oeen living at Vansant's, near Elkfon
I; IincJ tnc eiopement, the man working MS n
;n, =, Di"i la ol the 1srm, and the woman work
man and wife, ''se'nei do
On last Friday week tho two came 70 vii
IT. mingt9n and staid all night, putting up toceth-
% Vn Monday the ConstabIes got on the track
OF him, and Maryland Constable s,u arrosto1 trao1
y 6eenett IN that State, and delivered him 70
constable Russell, of White CLAW Creek HIM
q4red! IN this State. lie was taken befdre q
= !, , ustice OF the Peace there, and and Mr. Dca-
Kyne appeared against him, Mrs. DeaIvno
was was also on hand apparently strongly eTcitnd
over over the arrest Of her Rebel lover. She told
it her husband in the presence of the crowd that
vnG k"I %Iuld 4 90 to jail with Bennett, and then
%anJId AIu up 70 the latter, wiped his face with
Bennett was forwarded to Esouire S;Ivor
who held him to bail in the sum mf 81 I"rV 91n
Tor the first charge, and 5000 in the 'Soo see,
on9 case, in default of which he was sent over
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

,, PIPPIN llUNG.-Pippin, recently tried st
caston, for the murder off. Edwin Roberts
OF Church Hill, and acquitted, was released
iron! rom jail on Thursday last. The ContrevilIe
C"tz'n OF Saturday, says:
just as We were going to press we learn that
a a. party OF from 10 to Is went to the house of
Plppn' father, (which is situated about or
D miles from Church Hill, in the ''big woods''1 !
on on Thursday night, after his sons return from
,EEiaSton, and took him out and hung him
Inc particulars, as we learn them from n mar
W present at the inquest, are as follows. Tbo
party went to the house about 10 o clock. and
demanded admittance. Pippin's father, sms.
picIonlng harm was intended concealed him
uhder the fioor, some planks being loose Tho
party however, being convinced that tho con
was IN the house. set fire to it, on the inside
put before much damage was done J;scoTou"l
ms ms hiding place, and dragging him out, tool
MN about one mile from the house oUJ rGTA
snort distance into wood, near tho main " rnod
ana there hung him to the limb of a small "oI
tree' after which the party went nwav nnJ Gn ToS
MN hanging. He was discovered narl', "';u M !Glt
morning, but the body was allowed - II L INC
until jury of inquest was summoned ~ wh;nES IinS
was way between and 10 o'clock. The a5owo w"aU arn
,mo Iacts' we understand, as elected At Tho ;n
luGest' and given by Pippin's father - '''0 III
we also understand that other nar.;oo L
1eGn notified that they will share To- .ncs nave
.n.css Iney leave the county Immediately, i"''
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

1hE NAP.-WG have several times announ.
ecu that surveys We're being made prcnaratorv
70 publishing map or atlas of the St,to q,
delaware. We have been shown n nlan Of
ths atlas as drawn by d. S. Beers. Esq chic,
VI inc surveying corps, and find it given on the
most elaborate scale. Each Hundred of tbo
otate occupies page Of the atlas (about Is by
~ lnchesl beautifully eOlOred according to tho
school District lines, a feature meyer baforo
introduced into any Of our mans. All tho in.
corporated towns also OCCUPY pages to tbom.
Sei'eS' with the names the streets. buildings,
property owners, ETC., distinctly marked. Ev.
cry town and village in the State is represent-
Cd on an enlarged plan, apart from the rest Of
the atlas. Every road is marked out and tbe
length marked in pcrebes Every farm bouse
is represented, and the names of the owncrs
given. There is a scale of distances. markn1
IN miles and fractional tenthS for the usc of
witnesses at courts and Others entitled to mile
age. There are other advantages not embraced
in other maps of our State.
"m. upham Esq, the agent. IS now con-
VasSlng our town to obtain subscribers lie
informs us that it will take about two thous-
and to insure the publication of the yorl-
a less number would not justify the publishers
IN issuing the atlas, and if the agent is eonvin-
ecu that the people do not want it, and tho
requisite number cannot be obtained. tho nm.
lerpriSe Will be abandoned immediately. be(are
any further expense is incurred.
1t has been about fifteen years since n po,
OF the State vas published, lthe only one We
navel which, though thought good at first
was on too small Il scale for work of the kind |
oeSldeS the lapse of time has rendered il very
incorrect Tor present use. That an atlas there
lore, Is badly needed cannot be doubtcd A.
the people are to decide the matter. II uiI no
i" unfortunate circumstance if they decide ad
'oreely~"hlch they badly will do We think.
nllxED oil DP,-ln the Philadelphia hquijrcy
0f Thursday last We see an article headed ..Dol
aware purp0rtlng to be letter from Smvrna
Dy special correspondent" 1t is dated
smyrna, Del, June 49," We are of opin-
ION that the letter was manufactured in tho
inquirer Office, and compiled from the .Smuruo
Times of the 18th Its account Of " "Anotbor
i'alroad Project is badly mix up affair. It 5
says meeting of the eorporators ofthe Queen
Annes and Kent County Railroad was held at
ltedgley, the new town in CuroIipe county
1t says also, that meetings were held at Sud. t
efsVlhe' Church Hill and Centreville to OBJ I
am subscriptions to the capital stock.
we VIII hiorm our city cotemporary that '
he meeting at Ridgley was in behalf of the
Queenstown and Harrington Railroad" the V
lew project referred to, and the meetings at ',
'udlersvllle, Church Hill and Ccntreyille had -
% reference to the said new project, but were e
the interest of the Queen Annes and Kent p
''unty X. Il. The hqnirer's Special Cor =
'spondent' will have to be more caucious t /,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

Though not yet century old, it is estublishe,
In every country in the known world; scarcely
more then 50 years old in the United States
yet 1t is in every nook and corner-IO, 900 hui
man beings are under its bands of Hope, Love
and Charity.
His remarks then assumed local hearing
ln 1887 the first Lodge of the order was esta6
llshed in this State, in Wilmington: in III
Lodge No 2 was organized the next year the
third Lodge in the State was started at George.
town shortly after, Lodges Nos. 4 and 5 were
organized Ia Wilmington. Kent county was
6 Ieit without Lodge for number of years.
DuC y on the 10th OF June, 1912, five men in
smyrna, Henry yanGasken, Jno. Mustard
John Van Gasken, Edward Streets and r @
No. 6. 'o "'"i A4ouSe'
After much difficulty the Lodge was put on
nrm foundation, and is now living monu-
ineht. 1t Is one of the strongest Lodges in the
. State' and has great controlling influence in
inc order. To-day it looks back and finds 25
years OF service garnered up in it's favor and to
Its glory 1t has also sent out from its walls
another Lodge-a young, active, prosperous
Lodge, to battle with it in the future against
misery and want. Smyrna is the only place
IN the State outside of Wilmington, that can
boast OF two Lodges of this noble order.
=, - "aue uIl earnest appear In behalf OF Odd
Fellowship. The order is identified with the
ill-being of every community; those who
JON 1t are elevated in social standing, have
their religious suseeptibilities quickened many
times, and always become foremost in charita-
bic works. 1t also made men better husbands
and never kept them out late at night, as some
wives think. lie referred to the high standing
OF old Morning Star in the fraternity of ODD
Fellowship.
After singing he read we'll written poem.
but In so low a voice that it was not heard by
great portion Of the audience,
The church was filled, Notwithstanding the
bad weather; After singing, the line of march
vas resumed to the Hall. '-'''0-
At six o'clock grand supper was given Mt
y ards Hall, prepared by Mr. Sutliff, of the
Delaware House, which the fraternity did fnII
olks. " - o''oi
AT 8 O'Clock the Association met in the
,1o!dgc, but the door being closed against Ms at
his point OF the proceedings, Tor at 6, more
roperly) we have nothing further to commu-
lcatG.
The bad weather was greatly regretted rs
he order never made finer display in orr
own. 80 'N'
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

Banking house of John McLear & Son NJ
COZ Market St, Wilmington, Del. W. W. "o, asc
now prepared to issue Bills of Excbonro are
France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland HlIpSS GCr on
ma many, KGsSla, Sweden, Norway, Italy, Portn ur
gs, Ssno IEnln RiIn ca ana South America We still
Ireland payable on demand NJ III LING England and
exchange ~ lowest rates of
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

o.t y. 49, >, Coupons due July |, wanted ot hioh.
s 7es6's Js'oG oe Gold and Silver bought and sold
into to- 5Sps SI June Jul and August converted
'GS Co "a ~ US without charge u. S. SOS Of
John McTear %I% Toi fSr or sale at market rates, by
ket ST., VIM In q Don, Bankers, No. COZ Mar
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

,l DEATH OF AN AGED CITIzEN.-John Den.
hey, oT'' an aged, well known, and much es-
Teellled Iot citizen Of Dover, died on Thursday
ls', hs Ia %1'er bret Illness at the residence Of
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

u, ,D:,IV,ID7E;NDs.-The !, Board of Directors Of tho
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail- ALL
road on the 18th inst, declared somi.annm- %
al dividend of four per cent clear of tar on
the capital stock of the Company. Ata moet. a."
ing OF the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Company ON the Sd inst, dividend of three
per cent, clear of tax, was declared 1i00
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

BREAcIT OF PROMISE AND SEDUCTION
learn that Miss Esther Payne has entered sn;t
through her counsel, Messrs. Goldsboroueh y
Etrlswold. against Mr.. Jno. l.. Wrightson for
preach OF promise and seduction, layinp her
damages at S25, 900. The case will be tried at
tn, the fall term Of the Circuit Court. The conn. ~
sci Tor Mr.; ,Wrightson are Wallace and MIL
D;.I bourne ne The victim is a very pretty young
t,naa glrl, said to be quite intelligent, and of as
SOGu sthoa lamlIy as there is in the county. The
~oeno[ ',oons oi her rum is a man about fifty
So"1, "",' VI "ge quite handsome for one who has
seen SO many winters, and possessed of sniff.
Gent wealth to pay the full amount of DANA.
gGs claimed, and then have some to spare
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

rue "TINES'' is published eperv Weda.,dov .
'e'"o0H' 1y Jos. II. HoFrEcKEn, Ed;toy and Pro
'rietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
E'"SSCairTIoN,--One gear, S2OO in Gd
'""e' or S<''o II not paid tiH end of the year.
f'ps' "'Sc'nfinned until atarrearsqre paid-Onlv
"f the option Of the Publisher.
'iS"AENTS 'oia be inserted at the rate ofStpen
"e"tS t'"e for the first Insertion; subsequent in
sermons 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made IN
quarterly, semi-annuaI and yearly adyertiser,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

The nimoN NESS. Blindnes and Catarrb ,,oo,oI -
Anria t|Ss. success by Dr. j. IsAAcs Teaaed 0e WIN
Street. PS%Ssy HOLLAND No. esI!'' sS pms 1s
liable in the city s"d from the mo. ra
cnmnn" S Ue The medical faculty ars can DC seen n'
y 'nor patients. he has n, 'nSrd invited. To- %'
charges NADIA a1cla t Dyes Inverted wllh"p rY,S @ III a. N
mlS w.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

:, JoRP m;I.;r McLcar & Son, Bankers, COZ M,....
ST., wilmington, Del offer for soIo Io' a. harkot
T1'59'tge' ~ g 81 year Bonds of the In;oD' 'Te rfst
bIo h. w. TO-, bearing six per cent intcrost acme
Pio ml-an9ualy in gold, on the rrtSt frrt payac
JANUARY and July, on advantageous tIt ao uayS OF
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

3raet "ene5al 5i: Sheridan has telegraphod to Con
trat;oT, ueGlnlng to extend the time for regis
dent ~ ~ louisiana, as requested blythe Presi-
raj : or;n;o IL? also denouncos the Attorney Gene
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

oANrA An ANNA was captured from tho stoou
Ga Ga '"g'n'd by the Libcralists, at SisaI on ~
eh INST and the news of his capture ;s c,no
nrmed by Havana despatch of the i7tE !, 'oT, !,
appears tbI that General Santa Anna represcrtnJ %
~ of nc tG returned to Mexico under the author
synort g VI 1ne United States Government, and with
FuppVIt Frdmp IT. oi ample means, ammunition and men,
Imperial officers commanding Vera Crnz 'to to
go D. on board the Virginia, and ask them to to
gVe up the Empire and declare for the Rcnnb.
II nc under him. The Imperial officers assem-
pleu council of all the superior officers ofthe
gdrrlSon' and the question was fully discussed
Santa Anna's proposal should be ac.
,ePted !. or declined. After long deliberation
y was concluded to reject his Overtures for two |
reasons-First Because he stated he went
supported by foreign government; and, Sec.
22ndly. Because the Imperial garrison of Vor,
cruz could have no confidence in him.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

pratt MoLLD L NOT 1--we WITH IM-Joseph w.
ir ,",' has gwen notice of his intention to apply
,I; ~ ulVorce at the next term of the Court in
thlS County. 1T is stated that he was wilIn~
TO ! take his Grring spouse to his bosom o~o;n
Dut she declined to accept the proffered 1os;,
tlon' lie wrote to her that their bow was Sci
ana a. she consequently visited this city: bnt on
iilndLng ! the lad in good health She returned 70
her friends III Maryland = Rnn,.LL:.. --oN W
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SAIsSAPAItILLA
ERADICATES ERUPTIVE and ULCER ATIvB
DISEASES Of the
1HRoAT, NOSE, EYES, EIELIDS ScAIp
and SKIN

anu ChlN,
W WhlGh % SO dlsigure the appearance. Puroio, :,
vi wi ellecuS OF mercury and removing sIJ ra,.,s ~"
.clnhahts OF Diseases, hereditary or 0thrrutsn ~"
ahe" by Adults and Children wlh DerIe,, SAL, "
"p Iahe-spoOniuls OF the extrart - S'y'
n 10 PINT OF water, is equal 10 IN. Iho n
Of SrI ,i D'e po',e Is equal iO gallon Of The Svrun
lrsa parllln' or the decOctions as Ysua Nv no ny
~ interesting Letter is published m he MaJ,,o
REVIEW. on the subject of the Extra, 0C
@ @iSaIafilla ln certain affections by Beni,,ni,, ~
t,s1,d ~ . DC Speaking Of those ji,eases On.
tha, eS urlshg from the excess of nercurv bo s,s
liz ~ remedy Is equal TO the Extract of So,soo
a,a ils power Is extraordinary more so ,ban 20
@ o'neI ufsg am acquainted with Itis m Tho .i.1y
, anse iohc with tins invaluable atlr,hnta ,ba,
aPpIcanle TO state Of the system So snnter n, q.
ILL ioDle as renders other substances of tho I.'
Glass unsvailable or injurious. VI '"o 'o'lls
HELMBOLD,S
concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla.
established upwards Of Is years Prepared bx
ii. t. HELMBOLD,
NJ 90, DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
- 5Ji Broadway n
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

a number of new military cadets ronortod
to the Ad iutant at West Point on Satpr'Io5, oVu
among whom was William p. Houston. If
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26

H.. CALATIHUMPIANs. On Wednesday night
@ last number Of boys screnadod a wedding
parry parry IN this town in the 6 Calathumpian 3
s Soyle' ana acted SO ridiculousy that the gentle
Co~ S1 fine fined 0ese eaeh hnS s. thS% Snd arrested Esquire
that run off. A good thing for bad hhvP' how Two
Smyrna times., 1867-06-26
Maryland Affairs.

LEV. DR.. levin, of Salisbury, is named os
the probable Bishop of the diocese Of % th" Rus uS
tern Shore of Mary land. 0' - 'l'0 Las
PRICE OF PEACHES THIS SEAsoy-Tf tho
expectations of the fruit Gamers in Roltnoro INC
relative to the prices of peaches this season oro
realized, peach growers who are comncllcJ 70
snip to that market will not find their cronS
very profitable. We understand thew arc con9
hdent that they will be able to purchase 'I all
they want at from 25 to 50 cents a box, Tbev
are confident they can purchase at these tir.
uFes' hrSt, because the crop will be unusually
abundant and, secondly, because a great 1uan.
ulIy 9j the peaches canned last year are vet
unsold.- Cdm6rtlige htelIiqencer.