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uea'h appeared To be inevitable. Ills physi"ans n,
""uhceu MS case Incurable, when he commenced iho
use oi 'hi' S'mpIe but powerful remedy. U,, h4oit
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disease has been apprehcndrd for oII Tho .,,. .
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'essiohli VlsIls 10 several of the larger c,I,.s
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heal'h-are on the Government s,anp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers P,;.. 9, "a
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.iou'o always he directed to Dr.. Schenfk's P,,u,;t
'"'e' 10 worm Sixth street, Philadelphia. Pa f.a,
: 'ai . -" "o'eSale Agents: Demas Barnes d Co v
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ihAILRoAD ACCIDENTS. Another sbockino
[arlfOad II calamity occurred on "Wednesday last
IN IN express train from Cleveland to Buffalo. on
the Lake Shore Road, ran off the T, track nesr or
1nast angola, and one passenger car was thrown
fmTmey ;m1lay; ieet down an embankment, where it
I'M immediately, took fire. OF the fifty passengers
who were within it, but two escaped alive tLe
remainder being burned to crisp. Between
thlrty and forty others who were on the train
were more or less injured. Among the dead
ana wounded are many ladies and children A
rev l, OF the least hurt reached Buffalo, and i'm
medlately number of surgeons with necessary
supplies were sent to the scene.
A court of inquiry has commenced an ex-
animation rarnad INTO the Of the recent
ra.lrGad nnnr disaster at Northfeld, Vt, whereby
nearly hundred workmen on the Verm"nt
Ss GentraI Railroad were backed off bridge and
Rntt Rtfe4 fatsa kilsd and many injured Engineer Ab
mies % Iee.iieu nar that ne was running only eight
tnree S lengths of the train from the chasm. and
had Z u the breaks been well manned he saws that
ag ta thinks the train might have been stopped in
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UEN uRANT LETTER.-On the 18th inst
Gen. Grant sent to Congress, in comnl;ono
WIN resolution OF the House, his correspon
dence with the President in relation to the 70
moval OF Sec Stanton and Gen. Sheridan.
The correspondence covers something over
hundred pages manuscript, but has mostl,
been given to the public already. The follow
ing is the private letter from Gen. Grant to tn,
PRESIDENT, respecting which so much has beer
SAID, and the publication of which has been 81
anxiOusly expected:
VI, ,He9G"1"F'i"N 1lmtcs Of the United States
HaShlngton, ID. g., August |. 1867 -TPr;,
Fate Ills Excellency A. johnson. Presiden,
OF the United States-Sir: take the Iibertv
81 81 addressing you privately on the subject oi
tne conversation we had this morning, feeling
as DO the great danger to the welfare of the
expressed. 10 'ieil
First On the subject of the displacement ot
tne Secretary Of War. His removal cannot ba
euected against his will without the consent of
me me senate. 1t is but a short time since the
United States Senate was iD session, and whv
not then have asked for his removal if was
desired? 1t certaiHy was the intention of the
legislative branch of the government IN
pace cabinet ministers beyond the DOW
er OF Executive removal and it is bret
y: well Understood that so far as cabinet
h;m hhmInisters are affected by the tenure-oi- Office
Sll u was intended specially TO protect the &C.
n ae.afy OF War, whom the country felt great ,r
commence IN. The meaning Of the law NAV NAV
be explained away by an astute LAWYER rr Aay bnyt
common x; mon sense and the views Of loyal people
-" Sesn GIVE % T. the effect intended by its trainers
tbs eeuonu Seru Hn .ne subject Of the removal of
district, let me ask you to consider the effect I,
would have upon the public. lie is nnusnalIv ~
ana deservedly beloved by the people who ans. |
'Ained this government through its trials and
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Written for the "Smvrn. T;r,, ;,


A WORD TO THE FRIENDS OF TEupER ,Ncv
THAT ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE '.'TEWpEp-
;AaNCE SOCIETY. IF you are a friend to tbo
temperance Society why do you not manifest
your friendship by joining it? You saw VIM
thlhK 1t IS good cause, yet you will NOT helm
70 sustain 1t by uniting yourself with it, Won
say the temperance society is very good for
9hem who drink; how are we to Get these
Iri:nkers IN IN, unless we first get you that do NOT
1.-THE ui we nave 1rst got to organize the So
cIiety OF men that Go not drink, in order to oct
those that do drink You will never find a
temperance society organized and formed bv
uuruhEards. ~ 1t Is invariably organized bv men
.hat 40 not drink; and then thev exert tbair
influence IN to get those that do drink to iointbam
You say you hope it will succeed and Won wo,,IJ
not say word against it, and yet YOU hold
yourself aloof from it. How in the name Of
M Tul'noh sense DO you expect it to succeed
!. ne very thing OF holding yourself aloof from
IL Is PROOF OF your inslncerity. You saw Won
must have cider. What benefit can Won derive
from drinking cider? | will admit that Il is
very paaadatable, but had you not better deprive
yourselr OF that luxury and save your fellow
man from drunkard's 5 grave? The first CLASS
OF cider IS the first step in drunkenness, fre.
quently Cider, in time, will arrive at sncb
s!ate that 1t Will lntOxicate men. When it ar
rlVes at such state is it fit beverage for ros-
P"Tlo men 10 drink ASK the drunkard |
what ne was first intoxicated on, and perhans
ne VIII tell you cider. A young man who has
nad ai MS brain muddled by drinking hard cider
VIII seek after something stronger And TIM,
ne goes on step by step until he at last 6Ils q
aruhKard grave And still you saw that there
Is no harm In drinking a little cider,
on also say there is no use in nv ioining
tne temperance society, cannot influence anv
one that drinks enough to cause him to ioin the
temperance society. That is ONLY a shallow
excuse. There is no man, no matter how de-
graded he Is, but what has some influence over
some one. And yet you say you are friend
70 the temperance cause. Your friendship re-
minus nhn me OF two men fighting another man
" VIII stand off and say he is a friend to one of
tnem, but he will see him get beaten and never
oner to assist him. You will be friend 70 tba
temperance cause by not wishing it anv harm
We We 40 not want that kind friends. I'VE want
friends that will help us by Joining us in This
good work: L appeal to you as Christians AMI
men 10 rally around the temperance cause. and {
not be standing idle while thousands of vonr '
e eeIow-mortals are perishing from the use of t
me accursed thing. 1t is the duty of evarv
'1rlstlan to join the temperance society and
M rIvahce the interests of the temperance canse
mere Is hardly any one but what has friend 1
u u, TeiatlVe that uses Intoxicating iouors And 5
VIII you stand idly by and see them hurrving e
Q Q perdltlon? If you do, remember. tbei1 t
'lood Will be required at your hands '''O' a
n MEMBER OF THE TEMPERANCE Soc1prv t
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

bSra GnRIsTHAs a;I VA ETo-mOrrow, christmas Day
pa iIu anJ J Mobndg oe RELIGIOUS services the Episco
The former has been handsomelv feStOcnoJ f Ilocn
ana the usual special services will be he'd H.
children OF that Sunday school are to he oatb1 he
ered &c together under the branches of a C6rlst.
:, In. the evening a number of Youngsters of
the town, having formed 'Troup Of t9 Etb;Oi ~
plan Mlnstrels, will give an eDtertaiOmant arTn9
negro mlnStrelsy at the Democratic band Iii ~
which will be repeated on Thursday even evenin% m@'''
Thursday and Friday evenings the colorod
people people give grand supper for benefit Of Their their
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

CAiMDEN--Friend Ho6ecker 1t is a nIao
sure to assure the public that Camden hap pea ca
excellent High School, under the diractio0 a. ~
a distinguished teacher. 0i'00'ion ol
camden has new wholesale and retail hoo,
manufacturing establishment. The nronr;o'
oors, @ Coon Bros, have just opened shop and
l.. w " heat 4 Bennett, the sash, door, turning
ldatne' and planning mill firm, have moved & ;nt9
their new and commodious establishment '"'0
" A carriage and frescoe painter, from Now
noor ork city, has settled here and gone into bust
;mtar,d, S ne mas purchased property in town and
Ni'0nuS Ouiiulng' others are building, also.
Yours,
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rrid kiEyIyALsEA " great revival is going on al
Union Methodist Church, Wilmington '" :"
r, AT the Methodist Church in Odessa Row
y. A. Ph@bus is having revival. Il ba:
oeen going on over four weeks and over tbir.
y persons have professed conversion y Will
At 4 Salem SHI Church, Harrington Circuit. Revs
.. ;. Willis and j. Conner, pastors, an exten. St
S slve revival has been going on. Over twenty
have professed conversion '' '"0n'y
he!. Ym. 3. Walton, Of St. Georges, has
11rGdnlzed 1r;J promising church at Summit
as the result of a revival N'0iAoerS'
a revival is going on at the Chapel at Smvr-
ma Landing 1t is conducted by the local min.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

Tha rHSlr Mt CULTURE ABOUT NORFOLK, Va
nmG o9rfoIk Jo"raGt, speaking of the profits
'"I1'u III from fruits IN that section, says:
Mrs. Ware has realized from tb;rtv ooros +,,,
thousand dollars on pears. Wm + W. WI. iv"
of Norfolk county, has realized three tbongsn
dollars q, from eighteen acres of apples NJ
hohlnS9n has received net profit Of eleven
hundred and seventy-six dollars ON strawhor-
RES from two acres and a quarter. Mr. To-.
SSeph, Hall, of Princess Anne. has sold fonr
hundred and four dollars worth of apples, from
Lofty acres OF young trees, which have been
set only three years. A great number of sim;.
lar examples might be cited if pains were ia. IA.
Ken to obtain them from first sources Tb%v
prove prove that the fruit business of the country r
around Norfolk is fast coming to the aid of the
rugJ,taole ts,, trade, to swell the profits of our
truck farming. Gardeners Moathlv.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

OUR RAILRoADs.-Newspapers all over the
country are commenting on the railroad svs.
ems OF the Delaware Peninsula. The on;n.
"n is generally expressed that in few wears
we VIII be one of the best provided sections in
this particular in the United States, and that
no region offers greater inducements to men of
enterprise.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

~, ,DE5LAWAREANs AT DICKINSON COLLEGE
Inc Society Anniversary exercises of DicEin
son son, College, Carlisle, Pa, took place on RI, he
9th and 18th inst. From the "NTcrocosm, i' !
a a pamphlet published by the Senior Class, we
nai Iea[n that there are fourteen students from
n, ,S9eni9rs-W m. p. Davis, South NTilrord .
PhIl:: NJ. Lewis, Laurel; Isaac G. West r. ,
n JuniorsooD. c. Denney, Smyrna: G. w
Denney, Smyrna; Wesley B. Hirons WI WI :
mnington; = gt A, j. McCabs Wilmington; JAS
SGphomOres- H. P Cannon, Bridgeyilc. p
W;S, u cannon, Bridgeville; Edwin NJ. Wilmer.
D Freshme3-h P. Aspril, Odessa; David
6densa 6rGdH1S"l' Greenwood; Frank Z. Van Dyke,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

me New Hampshire Republican State Con.
Ve1tl9n o. assembled at Concord last Wednes1ou Jou
ana al after organizing renominated Gov, HAp%yy''
MAN MAN Tor Governor Of the State. The NOMINEES ea
mlaue speech to the Convention accepting the
Was a'iHn ono dac. Among the resolutions adopted
81 the loyal people of New Hampsbire tor o,U nnUe
~ resident Another protests against tbe nnr'
cnase, at present. at any price, or for anv nm pur
pose Whatever, Of any more territory. ''' :, PO'
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

:, A New PoLITICAL MOVEMENT : Tho Nam
noo ork correspondent Of the Philadelphia Led.
As matter of general interest, the fact NAV
9e stated that some of the more prominent
democrats here are urging the National Execm.
1--WE Committee to issue the call for the Demo
I5allc convention to nominate candidates for
Precete that of the Republicans At Chez oAu !.
and, from what learn to day, it is safe 70 soI
that the request will be taken into fayora Iie hIe
consideration. Such proceeding, it is thougbt
oy those who favor it, would be a good ST oto
OF policy, especially if the Conyention should
nominate Grant; In that case. it is argued reip
the q wind would be completely taken out Of the
hhepuollcan hnsp sails, as that party would then
h" arc no aVall9nle candidate of their own to fall
es would Grant accept democratic nomina- ina
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AckNoWLEDGMENTs.-W acknowed 90 the
receipt OF Pub. Doc. Diplomatic Correspond.
ence) from Hon. w. H. Seward
we also acknowledge the receipt of bot.
Tie OF wine Vintage of go from Capt. Angus
tuS Scout OF the Landing. The Captain has
one OF the largest vineyards and nurseries in
the State Wen draw the cork on the first
attack of the cholic Thanks. CAPTAIN
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

"A national convention of manufacturers no.
Snembled at Cleveland, Ohio, last Wednesdsv
Delegates were present from thirteen States
ana nearly every large manufacturng interest e
oa tne country was represented. A resolution
WA? ddoPted declaring that the sole purbose for
fn, Girc" Ene Convention was called was to obtain
tn1.a taom congress the immediate removal of ali
taxes upon manufactures and nroJno.;a VI M an
cept luxuries, and to change the mode Of ss-
sesslng and collecting tho revenma y 90
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

NEW PAPER-The Commercial saws that
nenry and William II. Vauderford the latter
formerly of the Elkton Democrat. nronoSo -
start Democratic weekly newspaper at Mid.
di"town, Del, on the 4th of January 70 bo
called the Transcript. ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

- a NOV how IN ToDDTowN.-On Tuesday. seva-
RAJ RAJ MILFORD darkies visited the suburb Of this
pll;e known H1 as ToddtOwn, and calling At the the
oa?ln ga OF John Frisby, venerable colored deal.
bu im rno oysters got into row, during which Frs-
lhe rioters got away Dela,cGreon- w." "u aAe'
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

+bo CHRISTMAS IRIS EvE.-As we go to press to-dav
tue town presents lively appearance T6SS
streets st are crowded, and the confecf;onoree re
stores OF Mr.. Flick, Mr.. Bearne JiioWNGry and Wn:y
Jenkins m are literally crammed by persons IrS IaS
g gina IN stores Tor that mythical Individual Kriss
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

r, mlsDIRECTED LETTERS. - According to tbo
c,! rocI,tmaster Generals report, not less than a
lnllllon letters were mailed last wear without
signatures, and misdirected, or so badly direct.
t ea that the address was totally unintelligible~
theSe were destroyed. More than a million
and-a-half others GIL ,6S6-were restored TO
their writer's by the care of the dead letter of.
nee: Thus it seems that at least two and. a
nall millions of mistakes were made in an op-
Grafton ,. which one would think likely to enlist
the sufficient care of the writer. the Sddress;n@
of letter. These letters Contained nearISg eS
SI5OOO0 in money, bills of exchange, deeds
checks, &c, to the value of over S., 0OO. 600
and over $4,000 contained photographs, Jewel,
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CHEAPEST CIRPET.S in PHTJAOEKI,,,
AVID WHERE 10 RIlN ,rIII:.I HI Hl.t

~ Ainos' every one has heard Of EVaNs' Cpr.p,.
RET STORE where yOu tan buy ycur goods ,Se,,i,
y o'nFI s'a6'ishinenl, and make yoar selsc,n.
i,on 3 one OF me largest and finest slnchs oT
nSUsSELs THREE Ply. INGRAM STAtx an,I p. a..
Pt.S' 'HL CLoTiIs MATrINGs. WixnDy Su.nsS "
n,s are selling Carpets Two yards WIDE, nniy :, no
car,.n "ilnout examining O"r Eoa prices, ad he
'ei'aih thal you get INTO the right STORE
,.e, JOHN ~ EVANS
H'fo I'm No. 3l7 N. % ST. above VINO
ana directly opposite WUud ST.. PhI.ad's
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TO CONSUMPrIyES

or he ne NHv' E0WA ARD a. WILSON will .e,., ,r...
u. enarge) to all "hO desire s INs ,,
h." ,.hh m or making and nsjrg lhe s,rnpe rem.
d5ooI ",n ne w5S cured of lung affection and ,b,
b "i'eaSe Consumption Ills only oh;ert m ,'a' "
~, , 'ie aihcIed AMI he hopes every spf,c, "a ~
oy, Is prescrplIon' as ii VIII eosi them ,,,,,n,
'N may prove u blessing. Please address
Az REV. EDWARD WILSON
NO. l65 South 2d 81, WhlialDsbnt. r.
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S4IYGNA9 DNIho
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. e5.

nc llhES'' is published every Wednesdou .
'e'Ho0~' by Jos. II. HoFrEckER, Editor and Pro
-Pr'etOr, at Smyrna, Del.
-'uSsca'prioN,--One year, $500 in ad.
or SS.oO J not paid till end of the year. N
rrt' ,'t "'sc0"t'n"ed until aHarrearsare pqid-Ontu
I" the option ofthe PubHsher.-
r iiShMENTs '0tH be inserted at the rate OfSeren
aS l'ne for the first insertion subsequent in
sermons - cents. A liberal discount made +
q"H''erty' seni-annuaI and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

i. AT o'clock Wednesday morning very dis
.lnct shock OF an earthquake was felt at difFer.
ent en- places IN Vermont, New York and GanaJa
Houses rocked, windows ratified and sleaner.
were were aroused. The shock was felt simnltana0
ously In New York and Canada. 'i''U''"''e- ''
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
INFORMATION
inflammation

liio'hatton guaranteed to nre,i,sre a l,,,,;.,,,
so"I" oI har upon bald head, or leor,le~s taaa
recipe ior the removal of PI,Due. R,o,, h
cep oI t'c on Inc skin. leaving The sam. sn,,
by addressing A'''e' "i''''"' rAar sc
TIIOS F. CHAPMAN. C.bani.,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

ACC AlocIPENT. NNT.77Andrew j. Wright, ESQ. Re
corder c OF Deeds Of this county, met With a e Sc
TlOuS IdO accident on last Tuesday morning. Will
leaving his house at FELTON, to take the cars fo,
Dover his foot slipped on some ice on his doc, o
slep' ana I ne fell heavily against the stem cor cor.
ho hori MS mp is badly bruised and it is feared
,Uarna me mas suffered some internal injury.-Dela.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

W nsHoRE.-A ;nn large brig, loaded with salt and
w;ct' w;ne' went ashore on Friday week, off Fen.
ser %aoa 1rnn asla9d' She will be total loss. .-ns-
o.Id Inc schooner Gen. G. Il. Hom was driven
oSn aSnpre at Lewis the same day with cargo c'e Of
0oal' Inc coal will be sold at public sale u
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

Last wednesday President johnson sent f.
Congress a message complimenting Genera
nahcocA for his order issued on taking com
mand OF the fifth military district, viz; for saw
ing that he will make the law the rule of hi,
conduct; that he will use military fore. oplv
10 sustain the law; that he will respect the
I'ght OF trial by jury and the privilege of the
habeas corpus, &c For all this the Pres;don,
compares him to Gen. Washington. and beoc
Congress to make some public recognition ot
MS patriotism. 1t is stated that when tbo
message was read in the House it created con
siderable merriment.
Since the message came ont q rumor hoe
become current that the President is mak;nr
strike In favor Of Hancock for the Demooro1
tic nominee for the Presidency. He Regards
seymour Pendleton, Hoffman, and one or two
Cthers as aSplrants, and his purpose is to de-
leat them because they ignored him last Fall
during the State election canvass. Seward
Randall and Wells are said to be enraged VIII
the President, their object being to run a con-
serVatlve candidate, The radical wing Of tho
party condemn the whole move. Both tbev
ana the Republicans consider that the Pres;.
dent exhibited very bad taste.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

:, HEAVY Loss OF SHEEP. We regret to lear,
that u; w. Gemmel lost about one hupd~ed %
head of sheep on Sunday night week. Tbeu
got IN among some laurel and eat of the leaves
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

REAR ADMIRAL PALMER.-,Jomes 6 poln,
er, Rear Admiral of the United states Mn a,I,'
who died on December 7th, of yellow fever ~
the Island of st. Thomas, was born at EI;za0 o.
beth, New Jersey, and at the time of his death
was 81 years of age. He entered tho navv 49,, N
1925, and rose gradually through the various y ~
grades until in 1866 he received his nresent
commISsien. Admiral Palmer gave % d;st;n'
guisheed service during the late war. and 'v, was
w warmly commended by Admiral Farraeut "at at
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. Scam,
10 oe much uneaSiness among the Democrat,
politicians lest the Republicans should make
themselves sure that Grant is . Radical #
they can make the Republicans believe 10 i
Conservative" they feel certain of defoat;nn
his nomination. Last week letter was ro;n@
the rounds of the Copperhead sheets nurnort
ing to have been written by Gen. Dent Co.
Grants brother-in-law and chief.ofsta4f n
which the latter was represented as heinz ON -
p 'Sea to both political parties, and that he
should decline a nomination from either RI
II the people, irrespective of party. sbonld
see nt to make him their candidate he would
accept. This report had short run how
9, ever 1t being promptly denied by Gen. Dent
Though 1t scarcely needed denial.
Uen' Grant has too much good sense not 70
know that such nomination would ;nsrro
certain defeat. He would hardly supnose that
ms popularity with the people would mall
c"em leave their party candidates, with do.
u ieo policies, and vote for him. merely bccanse
a: was candidate that they would ego II
D"nd Tor the sake of voting for him.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

n fiity shares Farmers Bank Stock, 20 Shares d,
railroad Stock and Delaware State Bond. of an
Kinds OF State Securities, bought and sold on co,,
mission by John McLear & Son, Bankers.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

LAwS.-llon. Edw. Mcpherson, Clerk u
.. House of Reps, has selected the TIMES &c
one OF the papers of this State to publish thp
laws OF the ID session of the 10th Conoress
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

h,ETrURNED.-Sherif Herbert returned Iast
We week from Fort Riley, Kansas, with Waters ars'
t9e "a y colored soldier charged with the homic;Js
ot ot SSalneS nam at Middletown. He is now in prison
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

bol FoELTRY; - Immense freights of poultrv
nave nave Deen &c shipped by railroad during the nast
week On Thursday last, about t.oeIce tons ere Raoe
gMIlpped' Maopima nearly half of which belonged to
HSeSSiS' S. francis Denney, John Farrell and Jas
nmaiI,, W,aiTIllpg, OF kaymonds Neck. They ship an.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

. REMovAL.--Dr. Samuel d. Marshall %
Ge99rrgetown, has removed to Dover. wbern bn
wlll be associated with DIR. Jump, in the w nrac. m
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

JUNCTION IN AND BREAKwATER r. R. ANNr-
e. IN mEETING.oThe annual meeting of the
ot13cklholders I93 Of the J. & B. r. r. Gomnanv
Wll M pc held at Milford, on the 18th the e'5 ~
n1oniyJ M1onaayJ OF January next, for the purpose of
t,O electlDg nine Directors to serve the ensuing
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

We issue day in advance of our usual time
oy reason of Christmas coming on publication
day. ''NA'40N
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

- DEAF NESS Blindness and Catarrh, treated with
The utmost success, by Dr. j. IsAACs' OrnIis, o'J
Surst' Iormerly of Leyden, Hoand,) No. SO5 Arch
street street Philadelphia. Testimonials from The most ra
Ih"e sources IN The city and country can be seen NJ
his Office The medical faculty. ara tnritoJ -, a a.
company their patients he has ne secrets in his
parclice' Artificial eyes inserted NIthouI ,,oin A.
chargesmade for examination. ms 4'
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

NEW RfAmRoAD.- first ground was bro.
hea 1oaa On tne wilmington and Reading Railroad