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AUCTIONEERING.

WI LANK, Licensed Auctioneer, Townsend
n, = ,renared TO call sales of Real Estate. Mer;
.-S;.i p. rsonaI Propert-, &c. Having had several
"r,s,;ence. he feels confident he can render
,o,,. .a,sfaetion He win sell property TOR cer'
tain per cent on the amount sold, or oy tne 700.
To his friends IN men. Oo - ,h;S line promptly
o.. CO.. his services can be sent twice Gay I'd
sg Troefs ios "'s ssJ.s.s WIN. J. LANK.
Iosnseno. A"" Townserd, Del.
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HENRY SPRUANCE
WANTS TO KNOW
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON?

He would also state that, having become sole pro.
2rieor of the store formerly run by Spruance & Me.
gear he offers to his old customers, the public and
everybody else STOCK OF GOODS abundant in
quantity, rich in quality and dirt cheap
II the Ladies want fine, nice wearing apparel lei
them examine his Dress Goods and Cloakngs He Is
sure to please the ladies.
As for Gents "toggery he's got it in abundance. oil
rather the truck make it, His line of Cloths, CASH
meres and Vestings cannot be beat-nOt even by the
man who struck Billy Patterson.
Concerning his Groceries, Queensware. and sich
it's only necessary to say that they're the best thar'
made.
He offers every nducement to buyers, and if they
ont buy from him it won't be his fault. nov2O
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prv0IUTION IN TRADEi

,, a Il he astonished at the value of all kinds Of
cont by the well and Justly esehEated rate 4. nrn s
~ GOODS SEN M FOR ONLY ONE Dol4LAkl soen ~ ouh
GRAHAM Docca Dresses, shaws Bam9rals Linen ESoas
Merinu a9 AZ Watches Jewelry silver Patea
EmbOssed tane i Ths Is humbIg, but reality sepu
Sewing ~ ten and upwards for checks describing ths
cluD o S each check and the getter up OF the cnD
with zen yuable present worth from % to SSOO acccruS "
~ ~ her Of names sent. r,,.,i.rs sont frea kddrpgS
=, hsenIhSM hsftn M ~ CO. "a q % Federal street, BOSTON,
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THE RICHEST MAN IN TIE WORLD.
Extract from letter from Baron Solomon RothschiId.
PARIS. 9th April, 1854.
2j Rue Eaubv 81 IIol


Extract from letter from Baron Solomon RothschId,
PARIS. 9Th April, lsG4.
25 Rue Fauby, 81. llOnore.
Will you be kind enough TO have forwarded to mo
here 200 bottles of your Indian Lnmcnt; if you
will send at the same time 4 account, will for
ward you the amount through Messrs. Belmont &
Co., New York.
Baron Solomon ROihSchild having recommend 10
many OF his friends Major LANES LINIMENT and they
being tesrOus TO procure II, lie should advise him
establish depot in Paris
The Indian Liniment,
As relief ever ready as a killer of pam aken in.
wardy, or Ouwardly applied, has equal. For The
relIel and cure Ot Rheumatic and Neuralgic Alice
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and IS without exception the wonderful Panacea
The world affords. No FAMILY should he without it.
Every Traveller by land or should hayC a hottie.
Miners and Farmers, residing a dIsIalice from Phy-
sIcans should keep il constantly on hard In Of
accidents, and sudden attacks of Stomach Complaints,
its value cannot he estimated. Inquire ior MaiOr
Lanes INDIAN LINIMENT, and take no other
Price, so cents per bottle. For sale wholesale and
retail by Demas Barnes & Co., II Park Row, n. Y !;
Gale 4 Robinson, lS6 Greenwich street, N. Y; F.C
Wells 4 Co, l92 Fulton street N. Y; Chas N. Crit
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Druggists ihrOug hOut the world None genuine unless
signed by JOHE THOs LANE, and counlersIgued by.
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Send for Circular.
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AZYGOS!-

Three magnifcentlv illustrated Medical Books,
containing important Physiological information for
men and women, sent free on recei pit OF twenty-five
cents BY addressing the Secretary OF the New York
Medical University, No. 80 Clinton Place, Y. City
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The Trustees of this institution desiring TO ex-
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date of their reception. Terms low great facilities
for education such as Cabinets Art Gallery Library
Musical Conservatory, &c. For circulars containing
full information address j. N, SCHOU, POughkeepsie'
New York.
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EIAIslslva aIzsys GilTIa1
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES

We're d,carled the highest premium at the
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These machines are made at our new
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They adapted to all kinds of family sewing
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They work equally well upon silk, linen, wooden and
They will seam, quilt. gather, hem fell cord, braid
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699 Broadway, ,iCoR. FOURTH ST. NY.
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

The co-pArtnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. as the firm of Spruance & Megeal
10 this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
HENRY G.. SPRUANCE,
THOMAS B. MEI;EAR.
October 9Th, 1967.-3t
The business will he continued by II. G. SpruancG
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LtDsYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARMING" How ell
A Physiological View Of Marriage.

I
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TORAGE o.

@ WE HAVE NOT
discontinued, nor do We
intend to cease packing
SIOO Daily in papers OF
Century Tobacco, reports
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standing
We are making the CEN
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and is in every respect,
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TO RENT.

Two STORE HOUSES. IN the Town of Smyrna
oe ,n West Smyrna and the other opposite the DePO,
A o,y IN J. s. HUNTINGTON,
SMYRNA, Oct. 18th, 1867.
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xrrDxCAL NOTICE.

Tie semi.Annual Meeting Of the MedIca. ICG'T' cITy
M A., State Of Delaware, will be held 70 Ine TI1rS
HALL, WILMINGTON, rMpFR on sSe " 0ex,. at ii
DAY, ths Sd day Of DECEhDGN H'N'
selaek, A. NJ. .Lo.. "a ,eonested
m SasiDes. Of practical matt re is expected 10 O'
Nov. -. ls67.-tm J. w. sdAkr' eeey'
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err TO s25 PEA DAY SURE. = Agents wanted
y LJ everywhere, TO sell our Patent Everlasting
White Wire Clothes.nes Every housewife should
nse il N Y. Tribune 1--WE have seen u 1.ed
and il gives entire satisfaction. Chr'st'Gn Aa|
Uocate THE Patent Wire CloIhes-lne IS all u PHl'
PTIT PPMrRTcSN % S wiRE Co ISS Broadway, NY.
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We Still Live rDoo.te9s DSos Ds or pSient cas-,
iron or machine Stencil Tools" Send Tor our Quincy new
Catalogue of IMPROVED SrENCsLd DrG, ond ,,smnsrsJ
varieties all of Steel carefully InIsheo s,ia ",
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A RARE CHANCE.
"a Fursi Furs! Furs! 324

J. ISAACS' OlD ESTABLISHED FUR STORE,
No. 324 SOUTH STREET. bet Sd Il 4th, South Side,
PHILA DELPHIA.
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Children's
FANCY FURS,
Wholesale and Retail.
Genuine Mink Sable Sets from $50 90 upwards, Genu'
inc SIBERIAN Squirrel Sets from $iOoO up
N. B,-I am selling my goods at the lowest possible
c.sg prices. Purchasers will bear this fact in mnd
Furs Altered and repaired. seP"l-0" :
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Private Sale, his Hay
N ,u.e and Stable with ONE-HALF ACRE of
,,n,d .itnated on Fisher ST., adjoining the lands
Of Thomas e. Jefferson and William c. Ellason.
Smyrna, Nog. 6. ED" AKD "ARD.
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This article is entirely different from any other
offered 10 the pubic. Its composition will vary, and
contain such ingredients only as the ree fruit plant
or crop for which il is intended requires; thereby
ablIDg the buyer 10 avoid purchasing large quantity
OF what he really does not want in order get small
quantity of what he really does want; wi ich know,
from experience, IS true with many, if not all the
phOsphaIes that ia the market. No fertilizer can
be good and cheap at the same price for two crops
whose constituents are entirely different it mHy be
good for both, but be dear for the other
For example, If phosphate should contain Ingre-
dienls that would be cheap for wheat at any given
price, il absurd TO think that the same phosphate
would be equally cheap at the same price for another
crop. whose constituents entirely different. IL
not contain ingredients for two articles Of entirely
different nature in such proportions to be equally
cheap for one as the other. mcOn6dent that there
is great deal of money thrown away for phOsphates
of different kinds from the fact that they did
! tain what the desired crop needed; and in many
cases the crop would have been better off without il
at all while if lie same article had been used for
other crops OF different nature, twOTid have dOuby
paid for its cost have been carefully experimenting
Tor several years. and any who will take the
bic 10 visit my farm, near EIlIsburg, ~ j., five miles
/ from Camden, where am cOnsaDtly experimenting
may see where produced a growth upon PEACH and
| PEAR trees of SIX FEET six INCHES, IN ONE SEASON
and fruit upon the SAME unusually large and fine
while trees right alongside, equally good in every
respect, ROt having the phosphate them. did no
grow one foot in the same time, and produced frul
at all. will be prepared TO furnish short notice.
phosphate for any kind OF fruit-vine Tree fruit
country such as wheat rye, corn, grass, aud all kind
CT vegetables.
The reader will please bear in mind that in sendin
ORDERS the article for which it Is intended IL be
MUST BE MENTIONED, and kind of soil also, if you
the worth of your money. AS ! have said before tw
articles OF an entirely different nature must
! furnished with the same kind Df food the article
prepare for grams would be dear half Its lC
fruIt,-and vice UeTSG.
Price of the Prepared Phosphate for fruit trees SOS
90 per ton
For vine iruit. $50 90 per ton.
For vegetables grains, and grasses, $4,000 per ton
Y Put up in Barrels containing from 275 To 1925 ID
l each.
e Orders for one ton and upwards delivered in Phil
delpha either of the Camden depoIs free Of cha
On orders for less quantity reasonable charge f
delivery will be made.
All orders must be addressed to the manufacturer
GEO. H.. BROWNING.
n NO. go Market ST,
IT CAMDEN, N. !
Full directions for using will be furnished.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, OF both
sexes, use HelmbOld's Extract Buchu II will give
brisk and energetic feelings and enable you TO sleeP
well.
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THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
HARVEST is OVER!
THE YIELD is GREAT!
PROSPERITY AB0UNDS!
WINTER is COMING
AND NOW is THE TINE TO TAKE
MOORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER
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sr,,c,,.E FOR III. Delaware Tribune.

,xyANTED-In every locality, an Agent Tor 'ne re
w Delaware siuiuaI Life Insurance Company VI
xx,,u.;agson' References required. Address
GEO. w. STONE, Gen'l Supt.,
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EXTRA.

PHILLIPS & FAIRIES, Commerce Street. tSo
doors below Maine, are selling Custom Made Suits,
for $500, warranted all wool.
Ready made suits, all wool $500
Fine Black Cloth Coats 1000
Fine Fancy Cashmere Goats 1900
Union Cashmere Goats 6 so
Pants, from 2.25 to 1000
Vests, from l.25 to 400
And splendid assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods, such as Under Shirts, Drawers Fine Linen
Shirts, Neck Ties, ScarFs, Collars, Half Hose and,
in fact, everything necessary TO complete a Cen
tleman's outfit. Give them trial. They are bound
to please.
A splendid lot of Cloths and Cassimercs. which
they will make up in the Latest Styles.
Sept. IL, 1867. P.&F.
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Christmas Presents.
OSCAR FISH Z R,
DEALER IN
EINEJEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, e.,

COMMERCE. ST., SMYRNA, DEL,
Q Would respectfully inform the public that I, ne
ESrAnow has on hand splendid dassortment OF f,ne
&sy Jewelry of every description, together wtn
fine stock OF Watches and Clocks, he mas recently
imported from Germany a number Of the celebrated
Coocko Clocks, handsome and curious umeP.os ,',.
When tl,ey strike little door flies open, and little
bird pops out and sings coocko at every strike
His Clocks and Watches Of the finest qua"ty
and he invites the public to examine them.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired ~ th'
shof. sst notice, Satisfaction guaranteed
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
DISSOLUTION.

The cOpartnershiP heretofore existing be ween the
der-Igned, as the firm of TAYLOR & MESSlCK,
}, thus day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 the late firm hereby
Iifrd 10 make immediate payment, as The business Of
.he firm must he closed up within 80 days. The busi.
will be settled By James Taylor
All persons having claims against the late firm are
T'qsesled present them iOI settlement.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Dec ID 1867. CHAS II. MESSICK.
THOs. E. CARTY. an experienced WheelwrIght, will
6nrFv On the business at the stand of the late firm
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gar,,on,,
suffered for years from Nervous Debility Prens,nrs
Decay, and all the effects of youthful jndiscrr,ion
will. for the sake of suffering humanity send free
to all who need it, the retiPe and directions for
making the simple remedy BY which ne was cured
sufferers wishing TO p-oft by The advertisers expe.
r,ence' Gun 10 SO by addressing, in perfect conf.
dence' JOHN b. OGDEN,
myls e. Iv
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e1o ADAY MADE BY ANY ONE WITH
W. n .,,, ,,ots prepay samples free. Be-
nS 'Ofringers MY circular will explain Address
waie T TIIIIAM. ~ Springfield, Vermont
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PERUVIAN GUANO AND BONE-DUST.
WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE,
Such as use IN manufacturing my Phosphate. This
BOneD is made from bones direct from The slaugh
hour containing all the that bones pos
1t seldom you get bone dust OF this quail
ty. Sample will be sent by mail on receipt OF 2. o
stamp. 1t is as fine -four. and will act quIcky.
Bone Dust put up in bags of 200 pounds each.
PRICE, $50 PER TON,
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We are Coming,

And will present 10 any person sending club in
our Great One Price Sale Of Dry and Fancy Goods,
&C., Silk Dress Pattern, Piece Of Sheeling Watch.
&C.. free of cost, Catalogue OF goods, and sample.
sent to any address free. Address J. $. HAYES 4
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Sr,sc,,,r for the Delaware Tribune.
REAL = ST ATE.
dividend.

tn. Directors of this Institution have this day
- d;v;deod of SIX per cent. Tor the last SIX
,no,hs Payable to the stockholders or their legal
70 ,rrven,atiy,,s on demand, clear OF all taxes
w. Nj. BELL. Cashier.
Bank of Smyrna, Nov. 7, 1861 NovI9-4l
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CIRCULARS SENT FREE.!

CONTAINING Lists of Fancy Goods Watches Plated Ware.
~ Cutlory &C., &c. to be Sold ONE DOLLAR for each
tcle. Great inducements to Agents. PLCMMER MOCL-
TON Is Marshall St., Boston Mass.
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No. go Market ST.
CAMDEN. N. J.
Full directions for using will be furnished.
Send for Pamphlet.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,

fourteenth section OF the Excise law The following
Il tho aaday OF the oalcsr and speaks for ITSELF;
He says he .ssaw light in the back OF the bar
Of said premises; heard in there say Let Us have
some erfnks:s saw Burke 60 Into the bar aud draw
sometime and also saw three men out of the
back room and then went IN and arrested said Burke In
his back room aforesaid" Justice Ledwh, before
whom the prisoner was brought, released him his
parole 10 appear for examination
ALLEGED LARCENY CLorHIsa.--samuel Brown.
intelligent looking coorsd man. by oncer
Rever, Of the Ninth precinct, and brought be-
fore Justice Ledwh yesterday charged with steal
ing : quantity OF clothing. valued ct $780, from lot
waverley place. The charge against The accused was
preferred by M-s Leta Devoe. who alleges that she
saw Brown leave the premises BY the basement door
With properly In his possession She gave the alarm.
and the officer, hearing the noise and seeing the man
running, arrested him. The property wasound on the
sidewalk. Justice Lsdwith committed The accused
without bail 70 answer the accusation
ALLEGED LARcExr BY Rowpna-A young man from
the country. who gave his name lawrence Early,
cordng to his own statement had the misfortune fall
in with crowd OF rowdies at Dobbs' Ferry few days
since The gang was composed Of both males and
femaIea Early SAYS he passing along quietly,
when one or the women whose name he gives rs Mary
alleges. 70 take his life II no did not give her bis
money. Fearing bodily injury from the crowd,
no reluctantly handed ner all the money he had
In hts possession. which amounted TO $40 The
countryman not green IS tho party imagined him
he very quietly followed the lady who he says
took his money to this city, where he caused her to DO
arrested She was brought before Justice Ledwh yes
terday, but officer stated there found
her person. II subsequently asserted that she
had money men she arrived in Brooklyn. The magis.
trate stated the act had bsen committed outside Of
prisoner accordingly brought TO Kings county TOR
trial.
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Aid for tho Yellow Fever Sufferers.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Aid for tho Yellow Fever Sufferers.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The following amounts have been sent through Rev.
DR. Beckwith OF New Orleans aid or the sufferers by
yellow fever there as follows-From citizens Of River
dale, on the Hudson, $500; collection 10 the Chapel OF
the Holy Saviour, New York. &6l9; Baskerville, Sher-
maa & Co., SIS; William p. Kingman, 500 clerks In
the Surrogate's office, New York, s.. Total Sl172.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nsw YoRK, Oct Q, 1867.
We have to acknowledge the receipt Of the following
for the benefit OF the sufferers by the epidemic in New
Orleans Goddard Brother. 500; Arthur Rumrll 4
Co., $50; j. w.. $50; Z. Theo. Bell. $40; Rodocomachi
4 Franghiad $50 Church Of the Holy Apostle Francis
Many, treasurer. sos az; Barring Davis, 500; s.,
81; r r. s., $25; Cash. $40: H. B.. IS. Through 8.
r. Wels-S. p. Wells SIS: VIM SchelIing S. G. c. J
Guthrie, 81; Loman Smith, 81; George z Ball, 81;
W. W. Thompson, 81; o W. Petty, 81 Charles Bryan,
50: Frederick Probst Co, $50; N. N, S.; c. W. Rim
ington $50; Philandsr. S.; previously acknowledged,
$9,31c. Total $o,o0S
sPoFFoRD, TILEsroN & CO.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
Collections for the yellow fever sufferers. BY II. B.
Cromwell Co.. for New Orleans:-Cyrus Cleveland,
$685. Hyatt b Spencer. $50; Francis b Loutrsl, $40;
Edwart Lambert Co.. $780, 8. ". Hopkins l. Co., $50;
through Treasurer Cannon street Baptist church. SGT
J. F. Wyckon, $50; previously RENTED, s. S95 10.
Total, $sleJ 10. h. B. CROMWELL.
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Ions ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

LONGEVITY. is now living 1t East jamaica with
the family Of Martin 8. Bergen, old woman Of the
advanced age OF los years. who, although somewhat
feeble u still able do the work Of ordinary house.
maid. There was an old American lady living at Jeru-
salem, Suffolk county who died last week At the age OF
ninety years previous 70 her demise, had
enjoyed comparatively good health.
TIE THREE CARD MoSrE CANE In the village Of Flush
ing Tuesday afternoon there exhibiting circus
and while the visitors wandering through the
CLOSURE they nnallv with plying his vocation
with what Ia styled 'three card monte" Presently
there made his appearance young named Richard
Purchase. who Immediately went TO work to try mis-
luck and At nrst bet ana lost $40 This not being sum
Gent warning ne wagerad his WATCH worth 500, and
course lost ORcer Smith has been sent after
OF the game" with Instructions to the watch
II possible.
An OfD OFFENDER ARREsrxD.-0n Tuesday evening
man arrested In Newtown while stealing vegeta.
blss from neld. and locked up In the town Jail Upon
the individual being brought up yesterday ming for
examination, he found 10 be the identcaI person
who, short time since shot while stealing chick
from tho poultry yard OF W. Wickham. ~ Flushing
and afterwards made his escape He was sent TO tho
county jail TO await action.