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Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
PAIN KILLER
"A Cure for DiDhthPria :

All Interested please read the following extract from,
from MIS- Ellen b. Mason, wife of Rev. Francis Mas ~
hoo, Birmah:-
My son was taken violently sick with diph''''
cH'lS' burning fever. and throat counted one n
ten little yeSices his throat yer, Whit; and HIS ngdr
wards the root JuAt like watermelon tall " ,rl' '
mSihder coated "a thick knilrblale So many ~ .
nave died around here, was afraid to call py'c'A
th"u@htI would try Pain Killer for Il garglr N'
doses lnwarily did and found the garGIe invsr'
on tne veScles and he raised them up. often coVyF'
ooou' lie was taken on Sunday; on "Wednesday his hI
clear and his tongue rapidly clearing OIL also used 10
nlment with castor oil and hartshorn for his neck It '
10 me wonderful cure. and can but wish it could A
10 the many poor mothers in land who losing ~
children by this dreadful disease.
nave iound your Pain Killer one Of the most valuaO
c,hes ever used in BurmRh Once stung with 'D
olack scorpion; the pain ndescrbable. inlnrI' J
piled the Pain Killer or never travel without IT, 's'
Asaln' ana IN hail All hour my foot was we'll. d1I
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED
4. Il. NEEDLES.

at MS Office. corner of TWELFTH amt R,,rs
PhIladel lpnia. NA1L IS
IfheHSinnal experience IN The adru,Imepto,r nj, q
chahlcdI Remedies aud Supports tor lG ,s,,I
gwen MIN extensive opportunities Tor .,ra,l,...
inPot'ant ~ hni negleried branch. 10 ali atjni.
ceE.Hn, t.HfiA "t h, ~ kt he can guarantee tr'.
ceSsInl appiicailon of Trus,es sp,,IsI, 80 ~. w
each case and iIs con llIIons, often peri.r.Is',
cure. "E 'a.n-
L,SIes requiring Trn~ses Braces. Snopo,a,. =.
Clc oets' bAhdaees, Syrngcs, Pe,sat,e, !,
hnu Department adjoining hIs oliire. q,uyg,..,.
'oinPe'T"l e an" intelligent FEMALES
" bahnIngs =, Braces, Ft,h', Supio-rc,, r....
lndesl5u' table Trusses, Ela,Ilr Srorb,,,. I'll"
b'tce"' zee - ~r'naI ~" ments. Csulcies, 0r..ac
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

w EEK before last we took occasion to object
TO the manner in which the Sussex GEORGE
town. Journal glorifed in the downfall of one
Col. Small and the town of Lnccln. becauso
that place is a Northern settlement" and han.
pens to be named the name it is. We object
ed to the tone of our cotempOrary's article, NOT
because we feel any particular pride in the town
from any circumstance above named. but be-
cause the narrow, partzan views of the .Loyr.
aGt was intended TO check Northern enternriso
not only il Sussex county but in the State. an
intent to which some OF the journals friends
who have farms to dispose of, will put in an
emphatic disclaimer. We find the following
elegant reply to us in its last issue:
Dare you have the bare faced imnudonco
90 talk to Us of injustice to our peonle. von
the second fiddler to that imported radical no.
gro paper in Wilmington; YOU the larkv ta;
end OF the Radical party you the barker fnr
yankee lnterlopers; you traitor in peace and
war to your State the insulter of ashes of your
IathcFF. False wizard avaunt, none are 50
mean as to do you reverence"
That extract was doubtless intended to with.
er the whole Radical party, tail-end and all
The editor will certainly tcel easier now that
our emetlc has worked all this bile off hi,
stomach. We suppose he is aping after Brick
Pomeroy, but he comes Just near enouyb ~
hln 20 let the ape stick out and that ALL
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
THE Coon TEMpLARs AND NJ. E. CHrRcu
Dover, Dec. 70. 1868.

The following resolutions unanimously soptd NJ M
H'S regular meeting OF Cooke Lodge No. ~, o. q. T.
WHEREAS This Lodge having pettoned the Trustees tn.
NJ Church for the the Church for the nurnoso 81
holding public temperance meeting and that petition having
been denied. Therefore,
MES iha IN view OF the fact that majority of the Lodge
are members of said Church. and the of this
being one that lies heartswe cannot bt feel
AT the action OF the Trustees and hereby express our
oaon OF the vote by which have been excluded from
Tue mouse o 'od while IN the prosecution of the principles of
temperance which we cannot but regard part Of IN. r.
lision which profess.
hES That from recent Developments constrained To
oeNe that the house has been closed against US as
ANCE PEOPLE.
RSs That copy of these resolutions duly siVnad b b
'" t. l. and W. S. be sent to the Trustees of the NJ + Cb
and to the Smyrna Times and Clayton Herald for nnh
cation. " 'uO'
Al. Groves. W. CT.
MA0GIE A. HILI, W 3.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

WouNDED.-Thc Mutual Friend, our Mil.
ford neighbor, grunts terribly because We sta
ted last week, that the people of that town
called 1t the hog organ" 1t SAYS it has AL
ways acted courtcously towards us, and is at
loss to conceive how We could be so naughty.
Bless your innocent soul, neighbor, we didn't
want to wound your sensitive feelings We have
nothing to do with what your own people
0aiI you, and because We happen to anude to
your knlck-name is no evidence that We want
60 make you bristle up
BY way Of retaliation the Friend offers to
bet us hog that it has more subscribers than
we. We take the bet, and propose that the
editor of the Sussex journal hold the stakes
BY the tail till it is decided
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
For the SMYRNA Time,

| FOR the SMYRNA d" Times.'
A PIoUs DEVIL. We wonder if there be-
Such parsonage. We have often heard of
him, or rather heard the term made use of W.
doubt his exlstance. If he has a being at ali
we think he has gone to look for that other
scarce chap, Mrs. Nobody The term Mons
devil we believe, is applied to those persons
who are In great terror least somebody harm
the Church but are not afraid of doing It them.
selves. 10 this class belong some of the ner-
sons who are engaged i'll the howl against the
trustees of the NJ. f. Church of our town. We
happen to know sCme of these GROWERS, and If
they have any interest in the Methodist Church
other than hereditary one land we don't
know if they haven't forfeited their heritageI
1t is more than their friends suspect To brine
the matter to point 1t is just this the Order
OF Good TemplarS claim that the Trustees ofI
the Church are bound to open the doors moka |
fire, light the lamps, and hand the Cburcb
over to them as often as they choose to call |
That lie says some member of the Order
wen, 1t may be that 1t Is; if it is, what are the
facts in the case? If they are not bound to
obey the Good Templars who are thew to obevS
Lave they anything to say-if so how much
Will the Order fix the bounds? We are not a
trustee, but will make guess, and if we miss
our mark then we have made a wrong estimate
we guess that the Trustees claim the right to
grant or to Withhold the use of the Church. and
n their action are governed by the circumstan. /
es OF each case as they are put before them.
hey want to know who is to use the Church q
nd for what purpose it is to be used. We 4
hlnk they would grant the use of the Church i
0 the Good Templars provided they would tell Is
hem who is to speak and who is to control
he meeting. We have come to this conclusion OF
Om the Tact that we see lecture on India e.
nnounced to take place soOn and have also d"
cen informed that there is to be a KriSs Krinpl.
Ehibtion in the audience room of the Church on
! Christmas. Now we have no doubt but the il
rustrrH think as much Of temperance as they o%.
OF krlsS krngle. Let the Order renew their th|
accompanied by programme, and Il,
: think thoro will be no trouble about the. f~' Ta
utter Xxx FIR
pInL DoJ IL - At ter
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
MAGAZINES.

GPf S S the entertaining
Ess hard and brain have their cunning snc
ToDy which promises to be- Of st S'n ms ne" romance
G %1 appears & from his bris article Ksngen in anSt
% tne lew o our young who are bent on
tells us what has been done London and our our own
Life with the Kora awanderng 4siat M & &he9aHn 81 an Tent
burg BAY hetd T be glad to ind in The Battle Of Pat
written Christmas story % + the Interesting and carefully
breton PaaSnt C9ristmss % Eve Chant Of
sketch @ OF course Of Hans Christian Andersen Mp W R S
American Y contributes in less than three Of the
1rsgs longest Lucy H. Hooper aleGs has to
ESSa" IA" AZ enteTSaning article Popular Lectures in
under the title Of The taStaGss Of T9ry G excellent
Popish Inquiries puO'Siie' as awful Disclosures of
Mr. %ot1s tor aGgHTy T. fine NUMBER
port That the St'a sSrH few PAGES % Of MbOne
of "nr she very name OF its author, of the st
Gods @ss GSsd SSS SaSaG SS1ffaS Ps%sSTu3m6 S the
teller Mr. E. T. as I M MTrGnSeP flavor Of that excellent story
The Flying DncbmoM mr. & Lowell besides quaint on
E turns be sic IN Forcsners which refreshing
A9ocTat IS Jack XII in R o self f9mpfcent sn Of the
T @ at Anosr IpressOS Sn5 qPSn % his sehpolbS days abrGe
Home is the repulsive title Of an Mean Yankees at
HsT EGs"P lis Mr. FaTSn b acS T. ROOn RO%
m9ton IN America and hardly va8abP m Sh
erpnS Bryant has lines called ba1p an 9Ise %
'hlhhrr even tor the Atlantic. ~ " ''aoruiharily good
EIERS SATURDAY by the publ Shcrs contains A. g.
new serial by Charles Dickens entri V ms thr FIRST
~ H. shtp,eT hp which promises be popular TroII"n t
NY and is well worth reading F'"% III Every Satur-
n, IE VEN NE% o & EcLScTG fourth volume and sc
~ Tue Ncw Eclectic Magazine oonn,c,cns I
has ~, Snuary % S Encouraged by the great favor binS
ir So. t eInny" ITS publishers have hrgey ,ncr"asI
nj jI Of Td i rS,htrrns attractive useful The en-
~ -, m cnnhhctlng 1t will remain uurhanvrJ a.. Il 81
fanny magazine that s,,,ot ,,i
r n IIistnrv p r';ScN oF READERS Biography TravrJ
n al '.~uTy' Popihr Scicnc" Elucation Vii ana iIn'
I'M tha rHs'ntT'i i IN its pages. As the Slrc"ns are ~ ~
u,u a contemporary prriOdcnl Ifrrntrr
ndcn that tbc EnS.ish @ aud American, tho publishers feel
bS The trn to any similar publication now beor" ,b
o. thlS really mOntbIy
stu hef annun. in advances SINGLE con~
copies 10 one Sdress s1OO 1Fs do $1,000 ten 10 "
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

WHAT DOES IT MEAN-Some one has issu.
ed an anonymous call in the Delawarcan for
AState Convention of the land owners at Do
yer on the 5th Of January-the day the Legis-
lature convenes-" to take into consideration
their relation as a class of taxables 10 the other
property owners in the State, and devise some
plan Ito be recommended to the Legislature)
by which greater justice in taxation generally
can be attained. " The call is issued in view
of the certainty Of early / tate Taratiop. 1"
10 far as We can learn, no one hereabouts has
any knowledge of or interest in the.matter. and
all seem not TO understand its drift.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
PHYSICAL RETALIATION

Ihe human body only healthy when its parts aro d
% ana disposed and freely perform THAR
and w learn T" t causes Of disease often lie bcyon our ssb
ane 70 discover the nhm detective parts XnY nnr,
HSe ~ he body orttS functions indicates The frescn 9
IItN' Ow easily we detect inactive UIySicni W
LIN readily we mark alteration IN the standard n
lcHf nus we ihi out physical dspravitv I ,,
sn "m ID Torpid liver or Inactive ktneys or dsolrrd
IEtS Is standard remedy for working omt me- rI ~ ~
a IN" hin" AMI srcretiOns: for invIrorn tiIT tbc
''hH lnelER with healthy action liver
y an1 StrenEt th%nng the kidn"ys: lnpartng astit a.
Bhn chn forge To the ,I.
sa VA OF e s"kce 4nl Pl ages will find il tho oniy true
mi mIr a. HrF stonatlc AID Aeratyc BiiiGs ia u-"
SVu.i1lnG operation. perfect hesltL nnd su,,ndt
'"V u'f'|NpsIe: dee
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

Tue, LECTURES ON INDIA.-AgaIn we refer
t" the lectures on India, to be delivered hv the
Rev. John I. Gracey next Monday and Tues
day evenings (2Sth and 29th) in the NJ II.
Church. in this town. Mr. G. once delivered
popular lecture in Smyrna for the Library
A1.SSoclatlon' previous to his departure to In
ga ga anu Is ST. therefore known to many Of our
oltIzens. These India lectures, from the ac
counts We have seen of them in our upcychanyeS.
possess more than usual merit and cannot fail
to please bis audience here.
He has engaged to deliver the same lectures
n IN the Nj. K. Church, Odessa, on Friday and
uesday evenings, Jan. Ist and 5th, next.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

>. The New CASTLE FARMS TRUSTEES vii
lam Penn left IA large tract of land in Ner
Castle county to the town of New Castle !"
tru,t for the benefit Of the poor Thirteen >.
trnNt' es are elected who serve for I;fG' aS,J
who administer the fund. mostly for the ma;1.
tenancc OF public schools. A vacancy having
re rtc' Inty occurred IN the trustees by the reason
or the death of James Blunt, an election was
held IN Saturday, but without definite resmIt
A majority of the whole vote is required to
elect and aS there We're lS6 votes boiled. o.
we're necessary. John Mnhoney received S7
James u. Shaw 80, and Dr. John j. Back 30
win few scattering. The electors are resi-.
dents Gf the town OF New Castle, who are eth
eT .inT!erhohGrS, or renters to the amount of 40
shillingS (ahout $5,) per annum. There aro
now nine farms and several minor tracts Of land
belonging to the trust A new election will
be ordered by the Trustees to try again to fil
the vacancy. -COn,mcrcidL ''''
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

JACOB, c. NICHOLSON, ESQ, and old and
respected citizen of Baltimore, died at his resi-
dence in that city, on Sunday evening, in the
65th year of his age. He was the BROTHER of
Hon; j. a. Nicholson, at present a member Of
the House OF Representatives from Delaware
VI W. ,S . Nicholson, late United States Con,
the Iowa State Reporter. u
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

THR SHORT DAYS. The shortest afternoon.
sfone Oi the twelve shoptes., W rs that of We'd
nHsdAy' Decem1er2. The sun then set at f. %,
spd the almanac accords it at preciseIv tb.;
second for the succeeding twelve days. or until
che l4th of December, when the afternoons he
gan to lengthen But the mornings will be d
minutes shorter, the sun rising on "Wednesday.
ne TOO, on the 3lst Dece eAber at I. 30, and con.
tinae 20 rise at that time ti January 8. The
shortest days. from sunrise to sunset, occurred
pesvnbsr 81.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

Z, THIEvEs.-The thieves are troublesome in
Smyrna, On Wednesday night last the cellar
OF Mr Thos. b. Megear was entered and rob
pea OF pr"VlSlonS-sauSage, pork, pies, iellies,
&cmto the amount Of $50. The same night
an effort was made to enter Mai. Blacks Gel
lar again, but the burglars were frightened
away by the Major neighbors. They had the
recent successful raid upon his abundant sun.
plies served as a bait.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
ALIENS LUNG RALSAM!

7 THE REMEDY FOR CVKINU Hi
consumption. Asthma, Group, Diseases of the Throat
tlS' Pains and Impressions of the Chest or lnn2'
breathing and all Diseases of the Pulmonary ue' ,1
rs action is eXpectorau Alternative, sudoriic Seda
horeic and diuretic, which renders it oi The r,,
able remedies known for curing diseases the n'- s
cites eXpsrtoration, ani the lungs :" thf'"
phlegm; CHANGES THE SECRETlONS aud Pl Rlf r,r
BLOOD heals the rritatcd parts strength {" .
tive organs; brings the liver propcI action a"'
strength 1" IN" whole system. II is warranted t S rr
satisfaction, even in the confirmed dlsra-'' q"
uoh' ami not I" produce cnStVeneSs Il" most r
effect the head, it contains NJ opium in form s.
FEcrLY HARMLESS to the most delicate cli'" a''h .3
tive and powerful remedy for restoring th' >''t'" ,
necessity lor SO many deaths by consumption. "'''
LING hALSAM will prevent it, if only taken N Ilh"' I'd
sold by all Druggists. Pricc 81 ptr hntiit
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

The GAs.-We are informed by Mr.. Henry
Y. Sbuance that he has engaged to run tho
Gas Works for Enoch Spruan e and will com
mence making gas about the first Of the year
perhaps sooner. There seems disposition tc
stick to the kerosine by many consumers, and
let i; ). manage his 6 elephant" as best he
can, because they do not know how soon they
%ill be LETT In darkness again; but it is stated
L'lat inns arrangement Is permanent. We
hope the arrangement is as stated. wbctber tbc
consumers take the gas or not, lust for the saLe
of street light '-' 90 nv
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

- A HORSE DoCToR.-A man calling himself
Prol. j. j. Smith has been travelling around
IN Sussex county, offering to cure bone spayin
IN horses in "A hours. Some farmers were fool.
lsh enough to submit their animals to his treat
nlent' and the Sussex journal says he lame /
~ oneh so cruelty that they have not after sever
al weeks recovered from the treatment much
less the disease.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

EXTENSIVE IMpROvEMENT.-Tt ia ronortoa
That 5OO houses are to be erected the coming
season on the Latmer farm, in Brandvwine
Hundred, on the banks of the Delaware. about
miles above Wilmington They are intended
TO accommodate 1000 hands to be EMPLOYED in
the extensive iron and steel works to be located
at that point.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

WEIGHTY women. The Middetown 7roo-
script is still heavy on weighty women. A
week or more ago it reported five in or near
that town whose total weight was 1850 lbs,
S'ncc then number of its readers have been
hunting up fat women for itand have succeed .
e9 IN ilndIng tve more which foot up total
Of 1900 pounds, and weigh, respectively 265
21O, 30, 3lj, 34O. If any neig hbor can beat
this, our Middietown friends say they will trv
again, We don't see any necessity of irving to
beat 1t. When women, or men either. get
heavier than these Barnum gets en-.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
SPEG'zAE. NOTICES

~ DEAFNESS, Blnduess ami r,.,r4Ul,,l7
r% ptoa Gl.m .ne ne Dim"sl 'nrcss' m by J IAAc'
cal College OF PennsylvanlI " y.nr. "'"' ''
qormerly of Leydon, Holland No. US Al, e,t'''
Phlla. Testimonials can be seen a, k,s ntEo Si,'
medical faculty are invited t0 accopuan,' III
henis' as he thar ho secrets IN his praclIce Az. "a
eyes Inserted without pam. No charge 10, s,.n
ton. 'O' eh. W d
leI-I,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

,, REAL Estate SALEs.-On Thursday last
Ex.-Sherlh Collins sold the dwelling Of He~ry
e. Spruance, on Main ST., in this town, to VIM
Z. Mitchell. for s., 100 Also the storebonSe
and lot at Duck Greek, of Geo. G. Deakvne
for Sl2I5, to w. & H. II. Raiguil. NY
MIR; Merrlck, Of Wilmington, has purchased
the " K' ynolds Farm" on the Dover roaJ
one one mile below Frederick This farm contains
800 81. acres and is considered valuable proper
The MlIaf"nI Friend reports the following
saleN The farm Of Mr.. John w. G. David,
son, about eight miles southwest Of Milford,
Mr. Brace, Of Steuben Co., \. Y. Prir" '' 81 -
900. ii0'' 80
The farm of Mr. Geo. c. Rice, about four
miles north west of Milford, containing I$o
acres acre to Mr. Parker Wilcox, Of Oneida Co.
y. \. Price. $1,000. OIoIua ",
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

PORK AND PoULTRY.-The weight of boo,
Killed III tins town during the season now wcloseG
was as follows Jacob Lninherger. A. 2GC
pounds; Lewis Hamilton and Gale Jones icoI
'"oo--total, S4,7GO lbs. There were ,rn' com
Paratlyeiy few extra big ones in the lot, ! II
,DnewIty Killed one weighing 4SO lbs: Canta;,
lSchudy one weighing the same: .Jno Bavl;s
one weighing 4I2 and Robt. Norris one wr;gb'
The poultry trade was never eouaIled bor,
we &"ppo,e. On Monday there was shinneJ
from Clayton about ten tons and vrstrrdou rou y
about seven tons. OF yesterdays shinmcnts ,
Itr"e quantity was brought from Raymond .
N!rK N;S!rK h!y McsSrS. Farrell, Starting. Drnnev
hlckard> and Others, who annually ,ta ~
make their shipments. Mcssrs. J. w .JoneS
r.. Lurty and j. Mallalieu. of this town and
Teo Eitlock, Of Clayton, all dealers, sLinnpd
Mr. Charles p Cochran. near Middlotowr
slaughtercd fifteen hogs, last week. the Grbt'
est OF winch weighed 33S and the heaviest 45S
an average Of 57S2 lbs. He slaughtered 10 ja1t
year winch averaged 44S lbs.
Mr. VIM &. Fnuntain Of Frederick k;llod
tW' last week. The heaviest weighed G37 ihs
the IIghteSt sos Ibis. They had a guessing bor
winch contained $500, and #. Fountain Geo
oiH'herS aud James Alexander each gnessed
l, OF, the exact weight ofthr hogs.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

FHE TIMES Is published every Wednesday afternoon nv
JosSPh H. EUstGtAh hl,t1r and Proprietor Al Sn,vr
Delaware. -''AS'
$500 advance or 60 81 :,
not paid TIL the end Of the year. No paper
al arrears are pad-on!y at the option the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted the rate of Seep
o 'he nrs insertion subsequent insertions Three and
snaH cents liberal discount made quarterly seman
seAl and yearly sdvortisrs
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

Mr.. Flick is ready iorthr cll.drrn vl,
to think that lac i, better Kri>, Kri.. ,"',' Sea
Their lmaglnatipu, have ever .on;anr,l '.:,
lie certainly has fine stock -: ..,,,,. ",' ", .,
tirSt-class contectioner is expected r, UNA,
is impossible to cnumeratc hi, ,,nnL o LN''i. d,
therefore advise every one To- - .'j n' 1ai ?:
himself. '''' ''e :
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

/ ,CoUGHs AND COLDS During the change.
able seasons Of Fall and Winter when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They should recoect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con-
sumption. H@Sso@'S Compound Syrup of Tar
Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure of coughs, colds, hnarseness, cbr"n;c
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
OF the throat and lungs No person should be
without It, Price 50 cents. Sold by j. w
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL 4 Lands,
dec9-3m ProprietOrs, Phia.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

rmttEnceS to England and ireland. Drafts for a and nm
available ~ all parts ot England Ireland issued a,
Lowest rate Gold and Silver wanted at highest sts h az
McLear d Son, No. COZ Market St e' IateH " WV
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

DO FERTILIZERS PAY-Thomas B. Coursev
OF FREDERICK, has written a very interesting let
ter to the Delaware Tribune to prove that the
application of fertilizers to land in Kent coun-
~ pays the farmer not only by increased pro-
provemrnt of the land He says that within
the past ninety days one hundred and ten
thousand dollars have been drawn from Kent
county, to pay for fertilizers, but without this
expenditure he contends that it would have
been next to impossible to have grown the
many thousand peach and other fruit trees
the wheat corn and grass that are now nro.
duced. Land has also doubled and trebled
In value and the entire country is advancing in
wealth and population. Mr.. Coursey is prac
tical and scientific farmer.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

IMPORTANT NoTICE.-Persons desirous of
insuring their lives should do so now in the
Penn Mutual Life, of Phila. and thus secure
the benefits Of the dividend to be struck in
Jan; next. The profits of this Company are
all divided among the policy holders. oud nat
part dm0ng stock hoLlrrx as Is the case IN
many Companies represented III this State,
~hMh pdH, ,tFom ID 10 70 per cent. to their stock
holders, diriitag the LalInce nnIou0 ,,oI,,u
AottcrS. The Penn Mutual averages 50 nsr
cent, dividend annually, to all its members,
whether ON the life, ten year or endowment
plans. For any information respecting the
Company, call on or address the authorized
agent for Smyrna and vicinity, DIR. j. +. CLAW
SON, Smyrna, Del decg
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
ElrrOYs OF Youth.

fCntlemGn who suffered Gr nom N, a,i Ip'
n rf-aratTrr D"cay, AMI all the "lcct: II % r! re-
:, il"n Viii, tor the sake at suffering nn'H I IN, ~
remedy 10y which he cured. SuH"rrrs M in r.
confidence, JOIN y ~. gre
nuYt lY NJ l. oI" 80.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

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