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Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MK, FERRY DAvIs-Sir: The benefits have 70
eiVeu from the Use OF your invaluable remed,, ,h
al hl'ier Induce me TO pen word in IT'S praise
gesilon' Pam IN the Slouach or anv oIber f %
system severe Chls, WEAKNESS ana common coIdn he
htoafSeness' CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBIjS D,os
ha Dysen!ery' Iooihache, elc.. there is nohng be
oi lhe FAIN KILLER have this h0ur rrcnvn,od
from @ severe attack OF the Sick Headache by u.n
easPoohin's taken at thirty minutes interval is
1hs WINE glass inlI OF hot wafer am confiem lbaI
che5a uno dressing "l God, ii saved me from The
! "!e'a @ durllg the summer Of lS43 TrsvaI,na 90 y
,ea' dusl toll change OF diet and constant n'
~ an ln,eeed atmosphere, my system was da,Iv N.Y.
tns 10 uysenlery attacks, accompanied wnb nam
one 'easpoonu curing The worst case in an
.e los't nan day have heard Of MANY cases
nysenlery being cnred by use Put IN The ise,h !,
lns loolhache Gratitude and desire f,riis
nonal in its favor. '' unsolicited tesll-
" U. ia NLOR. LIZ Minisior nl IL.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

rhNDLEroN THE COMING MAN FOR TIT
nEMoCRATS.-An editorial in the New Yorl
1Ftou"e OF Thursday last has attracted cons;d
cradle attention 1t puts George H. PeDdle.
'on' OF Ohio, as the coming man in the Dem.
Ccratic party for their next Presidential canJ;-
oate. 1t says the Democrats of the Eo1t,na
0tates have little knowledge of their nrohohla
candidate and they will thank that iourn.I
ior making him known to them
The party, by reason of the rocort oIoo..
!. On 'tS high horse, and is not likely 70 stut;e'
Itself as 1t did when it run Gener.I 'o,'i'y an >
peace platform. 1t will now consult ito w;ai.o I
instead OF Its fears. Mr.. Pendleton i 'to ,L'''
described ''on Is thus
r.dd IN congress, through the war. he novou
- 60 Ipeech M or gave vote that Robert n
lee lee Ut John SLldell could obiect r. ~ ~.
bSeslrlng b glsunion he had early studied G.i
St". Sun ana become convert to his v;au ne
Ia aie II nhlg9ts and Federal limitations. and bo
.",b %b sne Constitution as giving the Fodorai
Stat IN ~ power to cOerce or constrain a
Union aaonog ondlng the war on the part of the
'I,r nion aggressive and unjust, he pave i
support; no cOUllcuaurr Wb.tba p ~ Ho
u0eu' ANA dete-'ia., -. Naion.I Ia "o'u Vi
moouuns the means whereby the (,onf,Jorep
nNFlnt -
COO, 80 :i :.lio"h' he Is now open in his 49,
t t,rc Il Its PROMPT extinction bv nr;nt;nu ouE1 T
Two thousand millions of fresh graephanIs phu.IIns on
kisihg every holder of that Debt the ga ana
a.s s bonds IN currency, thus stoppinS I tb tice oi
dSs on the bonds at once and inst;7y;n % inc inter
@ uuetlon e OF all Federal imposts and tng tn re-
one half The country being thus 8 Soodad adnes by
payable in nothing and nuea n@ve with
thu Dd not heip falling to teu cents in n6;u 1ney
Inc Ir'b""e thinks that Gen. Lee miobt b. .
preferable \: to majority, but there are nro;' -
r,OoS against him that could not operate ar.;'
~ endleton Peudleton is the more ayaah aIIS' 1t
us t Nc, Democracy is orthodox. His version " e
"I " niOle reads, GOD made the white 'Dn man :, S
= MS own image; his Declaration Of Indennn a II
'en0e reads all white men are created eonpI :, Ii
lna tne Lost Cause would not rsoIi. auai,
OSl II he were in the Presidential chair O0 =,
Ii the elections had not resulted 90 e,u &c &c
~ Tor the Democrats, they probable 'T'DLa mih. Il
o.'ss some ambiguous, halfand-ha candidetn 1t
OF o. They now feel strong enougb lto' ~ 'lI p p
square Issue aud will select represeU... ~ n.aAe sa @
Ian as a candidate. i'SentatlVe 60
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13


NE HLtCT"Ns.-lime enough has elapsed
'lnce the elections of last Tuesday to give the
approximate majorities.
In New York the Democratic majority will
De about $4,000. The Legislature will he
Democratlc on joint ballot though the Senate
VIII be Republican. A U. S. Senator ;s 70
eject In place Of Senator Morgan.
New Jersey Is also Democratic. Notbine but
county officers and the Legislature were elect.
Gu, Inc latter will be Democratic on ioint
oaloT' The Republicans have one majority
in the Senate. "''Joii'y
In Massachusetts, the Republican majority
is 27'OOO Bullock, the present incumbent
Is elected Governor over John Quincy Adams
Inc Republican majority for Governor Fair.
cniiu' In Wisconsin, is about 6OOO The LEG.
stature Will stand % Republican majority On
joint ballot. ''' On
In Minnesota, W. r. Marshall, Republican
Is elected Governor by 5000 majority, and tho
negro suffrage amendment to the State Con.
has been adopted by small majority,
AanSas Is Republican by about 5000, and
negro suffrage carried, it is believed
Maryand-a Democratic election was held
IN IL, Maryland which went Democratic by 30 900 |
There was Republican ticket, but its not
worth while to refer to it.
. Illinois, Missouri and Nebraska are Repub-
ican. ''0P Pu"-
Ihe Democrats are overioyed. Thev have
glory enough for one day! But upon inyesti-
cation it don't seem SO great. Ten States w.
Democrats got three. In every State
'nere there was Governor to elect the Re.
uDllcans were successful, except MARYLAND
nd that was already Democratic The otbor
tates merely elected local officers, and effect
0'nlng In national politics. There could NOT
more barren victory. "O'
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

How MrCH.-On reading the following ar
tlcle the question arises, how much does = neprc
have to be worth to be NIistered BY the
Maryland Copperhead sheets:
!, Mr. Robert Henry, (colored) the owner Of
she two SScho9oners, Joseph ~ Rittinq and Worl y,
1ane' O the latter Of which is now receiving her
6%rsG Gar at tne wharf tor Baltimore, and also two
James Murray in the ownership Of t6a AfSr fno
store room on Market street. He also nnrcbaS m n"o
ed the stock Of goods which Mr.. NJ, had on
hapd at the time he purchased his house. and
has Just added an additional stock of $5O0o"
the most of which are from the well, Know
nous house c, Nq4d, Marsh & Hayward, PhiIadei,
pnla. Dir. Henry present stock embraces al
most every variety of goods found in the retail
trade, and being well and favora6ly known 'i,, in
ooth town and country, cannot fail to do a good
Gazette. e00u
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

PLAIN ENOUGH.-We give below two ev
fracts from representative" Democrats, ,whicl
snow the antmus of the leaders of the marty
Inc 1rst is from a speech delivered by Jesse
~ Bright, the expelled for-treason Indian,
Senator, who, at a public meeting recent,
held In Kentucky, where he is now residing
ne used the following language:
The war was unconstitutional. Concroos ,roe
An unconstitutional body and its acts mil and
Vold; the national debt is not binding slavarI,
IS not abolished and slaves must be retnrnnd
70 thGlr masters; Southern men must he naid
t1r All losses sustained during the war and
tney must be governed by the PRINCIPLES Of
State rights" F'0' u
90 much for Jessee. The next is from Val
iandlgham. Though it does not claim az prcb
as the foruier, it shows the triumphant egotisn,
Gi the speaker. At recent speech at Colum.
bus, Ohio, he said:
SC LII snort time we shall regain the nIaces
~ power. We shall regain the seats of mower
this .hng grand old Democratic party, and saw to
,,n1s ioyal gentlemen that the places which |
W" Nv m Hn9" you shall know you no more forever
tbot ,,.,. IleSSohStruct the Union and restore
mat proud Tag which, God f2y0jre me E,'. -
Z Z nave bowed down in alteration in nv, Tontb' H.
lui uayS. ;, We are going back to Wasbington
anu anu 1 snail see him turning to Mr.. Voor5eoSl
mere as saw him in his grandest aIonnano-l
"a 20 t9e GonscriptiOn BILL and Pendloton III
n ~ MS numbering oratOry, and Sevmonr and
y george W. Morgan, and-yes and T sb.'u Ti'u hu
rM mere yes and | may be Secretary of "%Sr w. Do
W Uulu nj 1t go hard with the Republicans y;
v, nat t delightful reflections and beautiful o;r
'astles Glenn. has. ~ "'iiui air ,
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
CORR ES ESPONDENCE
teachers Convention.

The Kent Co,,+. T., DOVER. Nov. 9th 1867
! i. p",at'es' M at two, p. NJ. agreeable 70 uro,i 80
ointment The president being abs.n+ tI 'us ap
H. =, el ny the secretary. j. +. Williams nf Uil.I
| nroai. eit' "h" upon taking the chair p,aIo .n,, ~
were rood I 'iiues OF the meeting held October oGti
c.lod -, ppio''l froi. Taylor, of Wilmington h ir
- Poii 1eIiVered very excellent address an ,I 1t.
euucAtloh lor which he received the tbsn f oec ol
- on inc regular programme for the r,,.ti 80 ~ ~ Il
and adopted: 'U'iOI's were taken up
.di p'h' DeneVig that the cause of education ,,
educatio IL convention Of teachers and friends Of Mill
-. n no" ia llle state OF Delaware Therefore " p"Uilc
4S' RESOLVED by the convention of too,,,oa
IA Do'eT' that cOmI1ittee of five lao -. az"
v.i " "'p'a'h names to circular callino :. s,. III
canso r ~ nU' IN Dover December 23d, s67 10 nr. -
~ -, o' euneaton throughout the Stat. ~ " piomote The
Ti' Resolved That committee of ,rr
al D. | necessary provision for said convo,ti rP"
'i' HeSoVrd That Prof T. Clarkson T,vl ~ i,'
| i'eu 10 prepare and deliver an address If -'''
setting forth Deficiencies of our pr..,,, % CON
anu ule Improvement Necessary ~ 'O'iooI system
Inc following gentlemen war. .,,u.;-.
AL r. IA, ~ ie preceding resolutions From N.r p
n "ut'hrop OF Wilmington, Prof " A p, "N'e CO..
3 A., p" ~" u Spruance of New CastI. H. \, :, - "
~ Prof f. d. Porter, Of Newark " 'i'iio"ay
g ,Inc mN-Dr' D. f. Cawson, Of Srnyrna 7 v,u,
loo d.. in'",aS lronS of Wyoming L. W GayIord rp
'o' new cyrus lluntington of Dover ''u' i Frede-
sussex County-NTr. Woods of NIitn pc NJ
me- iIe'' " IN Merrill Of Georgcovp A. u prldge-
W. Cooper OF Laurel. i''''' oI Laurel
Ommittee. was 'uoseh CHAIRMAN of the
committee of Arrangements S"uly were chosen
Oh motion the Secretary was Jiroo+o,
q VIC ASH"cICon IN varl papers Of t,o g.. Eeeeu-
- n.' '"e Association adjourned to meet at th ::
j. E. KIDNEY, sec'y. J.E WIkIAMs, President !;
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
STATE AND LOCALS

h;L;[i IHE orEREoPTIcON.-The Stereopticon av
hlhltI0ns given by T. G. Taylor. Of PSITGm WILL; e&
ton; Thursday and Friday evenings Iart ~t',ng rna.
nghly appreciated by the audiences Tbc 9o WA was
malcullne illustrations of such little insaots ai- ~
we eat IN our food and such little insects as oa a
US Tor food were instructive if not agreeabo 0a a.
contemplate. The illustrations Of Swiss sceno 10
fy, the ruins of the Nile, &c, from actual ITebe nbe
Ttographs, were truly grand, far excebpm ei pug, -
bed ana correctness any Representations wo r
and des9aton s9tTOre seen OF these of grandeur
Ssternos @rrG aiso magnificent, and comprised the
The remarks applicable to the sew severai siiul9tor.
were well timed-frequently poetic and d' ,I Erews
historic or neurological. We reorat ~nO INV hhiwayS
many OF our citizens missed so rare treat aa' 81
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

nbia tOr acts OF Charity and BenevoIence PbiIsdeI
R,a stands prominent among her sister ci,ies
Dprlng tho war she had her Refreshments SoI""n.
ant thousands were fed, while on their wav to tbe
nued it is nroo"a nov" .at the good work may be con-
OF those brave heroes who fell in tba d"c u
UI M tne stars and stripes For this pnrnosa 0too ~,
ssnlng1on Library Company. of Philadelnhio n vnc
gdhlNed IN AID Of the Riverside Institute nf Nol'
Jersey Here the Orphans of Soldiers and S,iIe'
a,ad a paris OF ihe country. will be gratuitously edu
inst a"d aIu % nl0He useful members of society. The
@ uSt ana honorable plan adopted for raising tho No
eessary funds for this charitable Object baS .ne ne
me endorsement of every one Read ,dvert;sonoe,
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

W. "A IL LECTURE, for the benefit of the " T.
EhuTch ~ 4 at Camden, will be delivered T bv u Ror E'
Dri III |, l. Cooper in the Church at thai niaoo Icy
on; 2n tuesday evening, November 10Th psaIt' S"I
tISct' tS' The Divine Institution of Marriao"o "uo ~
.ne foundation of mans social reIations as as
3rlgln and nature, its obligations and J%, %eno,ft ttS
Ism us happiness an! sorrows the lights and abs'
tbe do"s OF Courtshp," &c The reputation i na af
!ne speaker and the general interest Of tbe euH Hl
''TTt Wrnm wl no doubt secure large attendance 1
ton Sodlg SUd rs;ns Is steadily St increasing in popua
Walton IP'rl4g Prnfg Rno IN influence. D. George, p
others are ieI erec}iO~ BiIo%n, John Benson T, and
Inc erection of the College buiIdin9" u"eimgs- ;o kg
ana by the first of 1868 the buding % peg4n,
expect to have several rooms ready for Uma'tee I'M
,Gptl9n OF pupils This building, when 'ne con re-
peted' will add no little to the Ornament com ond
Importance of the place. O-n"inen' and
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

:, Elsewhere we give the proceedings Of the
County Teachers Convention. Il is nro
|, proseu TO call State Teachers Convention on
tle Zod OF December. If this Convention iy
largely attended, by influential citizens and
is shown to accomplish a rotor
NATION In our school system, it cannot fail of
It's purpose. Otherwise it NAV
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
MafVIAnh AHairS

"a very exciting horse race came off at War
WICK on Thursday, the 7th inst hntwoon =
DelaWare mare called Crazy Jane, oynoJ
by VIM: CLARK, of that State. and marc o,U,'l
ca by VIM. Crawford, near Warwick Tho
qistanGe was 44O yards and the purse S4O0 ~
t Ilttle DelaWare won the race easily. COMING
ou; several lengths ahead. But owing to the
.! crazy Jane In taking the track of
ier competitor soon after the start. the bactars
OF the Crawford nag refused to rive T|NJ,o nav tho
money, and the stake holder, Mr.. James Snear %
sun mas possession of the stakes. The @reat
majority who witnessed the race sav the money
was was 5alrly III won by Edward Coppage. who en-.
tered Crazy Jane Gazette O''p"9'' WIN e'i-
Ii i1I"GMIy 1Myy, SPecalatlOn. = A. G.. Morean has
solu @ all the remainder of his land near town
2ln! Oh the East side Of the Railroad and in,
oIuIing im 'Le improvements to Chas r. Mar.
snail Tor $4,000. Mr.. Morean bougbt th;.
properly In 1868 for 81, 500 and has since that
f tiie & sold various portions of it to the amonnt
vi ''oOo' very nearly He still reserves a
IToI'loI' valued at 81 900, on the West side of
'ne ra'iroau' EfuceSS Anne HeraLd
NhotIA row occurred among several ma.
aroJo Sgo aI orr ~ mDepoSlt Md, on Friday evening
,roe 49, mneh IhomaS Taylor, one Of the party,
arrested and lodged in jail at Ekton 70 ans,va was
for said offence LIN '0'i' u answer
,uoal- a dead infant was found in Salisbury last
weeA. WEE n,.oa "a negro woman named IIuddy Burcb
was wa arrested. ndcOnlessed to being its mntbon
to Jail. 0'' ono was taken
Ihe corner stone of the new NJ. f. Cbnr,b
A; lt Denton, was laid on THURSDAY 3Ist ;ut'"' ;nIt
lies '0' Al 'ne ceremo-
:. Ihe Preachers Association for Snow Hin
ilstnct convened at Salisbury yesterda1 I'm M
about thirty ministers helnnn 70 - 0''0l""y'
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
another Appeal for Assistance and +bo
Reason Whv, -O

MIX EDITOR:-Brlievno in sor,o d. =.
ethod Ol informing them Of the Scc paper take
ceiving have had the pcas'r 81 nee
tS SIX and our Secretary Lewis amees Iho Price,
dcred We risd ~ 3ars for which our thanks
Sy S5 dollars with the prospect of aS ourselves, last
ort o. meeting demand or renaci nut this
of yo,r pen 10 your bcneyOcncr for a tri, anu we
snca H. ms + n9thng you have ALWAYS me % work Kind
buck TO i7S7 NS @ ias been Ia existence Slr me ever G
s III order to build house of their % %Selhr to devise
w. e b Pcrous times the \ NJ b. GhurS & were oppos even
Mr. r. DalstnP P, ~ u INTO the heart of DR.. .aum n
them and d$ or nrr building finished ishop ybit @ aiiis;
tne ProteStant Episcopal Church To- b r. al" the order
ant oninip pcoPe Oh color having I'd th n i1S3
et strong paTtiality for that adopted INV & and
build hoi,r M M w Mv zee OF some Of his brethren
W hIrlcn meeting house They met wit i9 own EXPENSE
@ 'ng went on and when finished tb"v w "poIoh but the
m y then Bishop of the Mcthod Epi"ryo a 'fd Francis As
lie house was ,s, M which Vitann he acc ntcJ open
arSG P Ac mother & Church fra! n n 4 ;lHth y street
1enert 6come great in that tn" n' u Then the
in i 70 seek place OF worship, and Lin Pope Of Bal
It was resolved that the ne" n b. union among
oud become one h Pacrs who should unite WIKI III th ana
rario, EPscopai Church We believe II ss hr Ar
Gn ts despised African might boconr rR out way by
tongue Of caHnn ,e PIsulees Of the times ana
ork 6as st In In spite Of these dsayaniaSs ersay Of
ty from Philadelphia various parts n m or in!rmen
may now r he 81 Alric" and the sanI9 "f eS
u.s. and even % In ~ al occasions he white r"nd Gnng out
bp Sav9 9 dollar worth OF church propr turned over
If little PhioJeinSi Se eleven Annual Cnncrencce e A NJ
9tsl members, $50 proa TONERS SGSl0n of the
W 1oO; sabbath schools Scioior IIg1 10 the Of
10 ms and we bnicye srgge; YOU have never
nj o'eth the cheerful uver Your in ~ s z" under The
IT, IL. LEWIS. n
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
BUSINESS LOCALS

Delaware. ''' ""ly rha,
~ VINO keep the largest and hest stock nc CIo,L.
CaSslIneTGs and Veslings, in Smyrna2 R,To" e.
Oo''oh' Merchant Tailors, Smyrna. ss' ~
~, "hen people want goods they go to H.mi,,.,
Ihey Can be suited at once. ""'''oh s.
:, OYSTERS for sale, by the Ou0rt =, o..
restaurant of c. w. Standisb on Ca,,,. ou' a' the
Families supplied. =" commerce street.
|Dle people say they study to please but the fo,
49, they study how they can Ipao ous tne iact
eAacliy our case; and we propose to do il bv ell
:s sCous at small profits, and selling n large ono
ey ~ VI tneIn. Any one desiring goods in onr I,o
p' we are sure, save money by giving us a cali
Tailors ' a"u merchant
~, Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings.-New Fall u.nd
Winter Styles of Cloths Cassi4eres and Von, a,' dnu
J1St opened at the Merchant Tailoring establisbmen,
Vi Daggs q Cotton, Smyrna, Delaware.
, Some magnificent Dress Goods can he obtained >,
l. ~ hanllton's. Ladies take the hint. -
= Dress GooDs.-The finest assortment re I.J;o.,
Dress Goo Is in Smyrna, at the nrv GooJs a,a.'c
Baggs S Cotton. NO'u' store OF
We are glad that Primrose il again ;n,o b,,.;.,
tic is not extortonate in our prices 'O'''''S q
llooP HklRTs..The largest and cheapest stock of
,oop SKIRTS IN Smyrna, at the Dry Goods s,oro or -
3aggs & Cotton. " 0tore OF
:, TO to PrimroSos and buy your Buffalo Pobo. =
Weighing times is a coming >0oeS'-
PHlNrs.-Tho newest cheapest, and most v,riod
sSoruhent OF Prints in Town. at Baogs a. Go,
Try Goods Dealers, Smyrna, Del. Oo''oi' o
l"E DELAWARE tribune maybe had oftbo No,u- ri
oys on the Delaware Railroad. - ''o News HI
nH"lS'-A large assortment of Winter SL.,., ~
eoero S ,nu,es' at B'ggs & Cotton's, Dry Goods sv
worm Missouri per cent. Railroad R,nd.
&c at $780, and accrued interest for eonL Ssnod Ior
'"I 1y g 'oR1 MeLear g. Son, Bankers, No. S0g of
'"0' 0''' wilmington, Del W. tht
u. nh WheaPeSt Printing establishment for s,ro Iy
10 ~ wilmington, is the Delaware Tribuno an ho
H. Ue.aware Ibuno is the Farmers papcr oc try
~, anC
w, mny 10 so many ladies wear short drcsscs7 ~,
," inc pretty shoes they get from Prmrosc,s 40
ilroad raIpnlg, R, wilmington & B,ltinore per cent
'foau Bonds tor sale at $780, and accrued ;nt" mi;
rr eaSn @ SiVU1 b. nd, by John McIe~r s. Son ass
: '''<' NO. eo' Market ST. Wilmington, Del. seI
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

- asS' is ispublished eUery Wednesd0v a
"'"oo"' "y JOS H. HoFFEcKER. Editor and Pro.
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del. ~
'oSScAirTioN'--One year, $500 in aa.
va"ee, or $3.50 if not paid ill end of tLs ..ar N
Saps' discontinued until aIlarrearsare paid-Onlv
ct the option Of the Publisher.
A'''EMENTs '0'H be inserted at the rate OfSeuen
"S nne for the first insertion; subsequent in
se'''o"S 53 cents. A liberal discount made
quarterly s'mi-annuql and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

IrALf'-Ihe latest news from Italy is to the
elect that Gariballi and his two sons are com
ing to the United States. His sons were not
CAPTURED at the recent battle, and the effort to
bring him to trial is not likely to succeed
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

CHEhPEST CARPETS in ptITI ,I1-,-----
A,u AND WHERE TO BUY rHEW A' MA
prn illus. S every one has heard of EvANs' TmuC
At anv where you eau buy your goods lower ,ba
from one Of ,e and mako your selections
paUssELs' no,nG THREE PIY. INGRAM, STAIR and
PItS, P WI CLoTHs. MATTINGs, WINDOW Sn.nrs SO a'
DonI bny selling Carpets two yards wide. ony 81 90
'ef'alh that you get into the right store "~U 10
m,e o. JOHN NJ EVANS
"''o ~m No. 3l7 N. I'd St, above Vine
ana directly opposite Wood ST.. Pbilad's
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

l.t0 NEAL al ESTATE SALE.-The real estate of tbo
t .dIe Sohn Denney, was sold under an 49, Ia tne ne
fne orphans Court last week. The mona U,uer u
raln at Denneys Cross Roads. 18f anraa ralSie1 on
55GGrcHes' 5G was sold to Chas Denney for$I3 oeo
Sm;tb Inc eLeIpsic farm, I78 acres to fa%oS SoI-
Gbmri GLbni ior $40, ,04L8l; the farm near Ss Rotbni IL
vaim urS' on the State road 223I acres to sel Enb
Sno% S%ry 6r ana "a Tz69r z69 at Lpsc to Denney mSuS
Dover tor to- iSmSs 100 Dwelling house and lot in
of woodland to IL. 4. Smith, for $3O25; acres
Whole amount of sales, sEeS7 s57 S72 lGP Gg, STU
Bethel Church farm was Of offarod T. f23. The
5000 about six years ago. The ent;Da ioa about
is valued at near $lOO, 900 "0 eltlEe estate
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

;,'; On NoN,"ErENTIoN or INCONTINENcE of IIrine r
h tI Inflammation. or ulceraiiuu of the bladder ~,
diseases of the PROSTATE glands, stone m The
iii caI'uDus, gravel or brick dust depOsits and
uiseaseS o the bladder, kidneys and drop.,ro
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

The Presbyterian National Convention
which was in session last week, in PbiIadelnb;n
concluded its labo:s on Friday night and Cd
journed sine de-. ~
Its object was to consolidate all the Presbv.
terlan and other calvinistic religions donon,;o,
tlons in the United States into one National
organization, under one united Church Gov
ernment.
1t was one of the largest Conventions ever
held OF this denomination. Old and New
ocnool Presbyterian, Dutch Reform and other
Calvanlstlc Churches were epresented-abont
500 churches in all.
Inc committee to prepare basis of Churcb
Union to be submitted to the various branches
OF @ the Presbyterian church represented in the
convention submitted the following.
MI nj = An acknowledgment of the scrinturos e Al. a.,
testament to be the tne Via and
uS RUE OF ilith and practice " "Ou the only nfalli-
sion Of Fitb nst a. N the United Church the Westminster
snalI oe received and adopted as
Wbio VI doctrines taught in the HOLY Scrin The
doctrine III ~ recommended the i0reyin b; r
they 40 not wish to be oasls OF
S F oI tue heidelberg CatechisIn and the Wpi the
D IN lHrI. hi That the United Church shall receio ,
Ett tttTah form Of Chuch government anu opt the
: tyoI a. ne Book OF Psalms. which is Of Div,
ancs M" y. e state OF the church. in ali aoes nj o
I IONS i Psiamndy used i'm the as various
FIJI ~ ts respect shall not be required cnurches
- Iiai tilr session OF each church shall
eteflnne who shall join fD sd nave the right to
Ommltted to their care IA tue particular church