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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
FOREIGN BY CABLE.


Prince Napoleon has left Paris on visit
to Baden.
The Grand jury has offered to bring in a
bin of indictment against Ex-Governor Eyre,
of Jamaica, on the evidence adduced by the
prosecution.
Dispatches received by London journals
from Abyssinia, state that Gen. Napier reach
ed Senate with the rear of the expedition on
the 26th of MAY. The widow of the late King
Theodore is reported to be dead.
Advices received from Athens state that
the representatives of foreign powers in that
city have formally protested against the adj
mission of representatives from Gambia to the
Grecian Chambers.
The royal commission on neutrality laws
have made report in favor OF granting the
executive authorities additional power to de-
tain ships supposed to be intended for bcllig-
erent purposes. They also recommend that
the building, fitting out, or manning of such
vessel in a British port, be declared INSIDE
meanor; that any ship built in Great Britain
in violation of such law shall not be permitted
to enter any British ports, and their prizes,
if brought within British jurisdiction, shall be
returned to the owners.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most of the bers OF the present day. Dr. Ro-
backs are not intended a pleasant stimulating
whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal, con-
tanning only sufficient pure bourbon vhisky to hold In
solution the medicinal extract We matter from which
they arecomposed. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
WANTED. .pIsgRIcr AND GENERAI

w Agents wanted for the Home Life insurance Com
pany of New York Agents Of experience who would
good field with Full Commissions IN the States Of
Wisconsin. Iowa. Minnesota and Nebraska, viii do well
70 correspond With before the territory is al taken up
KELLOGG, THOMPSON& CO., General Northwest
ern Agency, Milwaukee wis. .-sSHyt rs marSl IL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

SsONFIDENTIAL.-YO MEN WHO
have injured themselves by secret habits which I'M
m them business, pleasure the duties of married
life also mddleaged and old mem who from the follies
their years should read THE Secret Frien1n Sent to
any address in sealed envelope receipt of % cents
Massachusetts,. f-4esE mar5l ~ 4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
nMARSHN cos ONE DOLLAR SALE OLE

- n,,s, 0m DIV ana Fanny Ssaods tnf.
fery Jewery, &c Agents receive their goods as an
eovaeu ut for their labor for procuring clubs Send p
receipt Of ONE DOLLAR each. Agents wanted Full
descriptioss sent By mail Address MAksH q co..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
DEBILIT x,

Resulting from any Cause whatever
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM
incurred by Severe Labor. Hard"
ships. Exposure, Fevers, &C.
There is no medicine extant equal to these Teue
dies in such cases. A tone and vigor Is imparte-
to the whole system, the appetite is strengthened
food ~ enjoyed the stomach digests promptly, tn r
blood is purified. the complexion becomes sour
and healthy, tie yellow Iinge is eradicated from th
eyes bloom is given to the cheeks, and the wea
and nervous invalid becomes strong and HEATH
being
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

And feeling the hand OI tune weighing heavily upc'
them with alt its attendant ills, viii find III the US
of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that w
instiI new life into their veins restore in measu
the energy and ardor Of more youthful! days, Dull
up their shr,lnken forms, and give health an
happiness to their remaining years
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

OUR FRIENDS VISITING CHICAGO,
who wish TO pass away hour viewing the beauti
nj in cannot q hnffpr than q drnn in
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use of either of u1eee
remedies. They viii cure every case OF AARASosss
without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated IN II
hands of the proprietor but space will allow OF tic
publication of but few Those, ii will be observed
are men of note, and of such standing that they
must be believed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

NOR ABLE,STATIONERY
IL Steam Engines, Engine Lathes, made at Spring
field, Mass, Iron Planers, Iron Drills Bolt Cutters,
Sash and Door Machinery, Woodwork Planer and
Watchers Jarvan Surfacers, Beetng Grist Drills, &c,
Machinery Depot of HAWKINS It JAMES, 1873 South
Water st. ie3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
A GENTS WANTED.-GRANT, COLFAX

tful picture vanished roerswanted by every oya
manNorth andSouth Sentpost paid with sample Med
ais Pins of Grant and Coax for 90 cts Sales unlir
tied Cheap Campaign Life of Grant and Colfax ready
soon. GOODSPEED Il CO, New York, Chicago and
Memphis. je3 lw
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
AND
HIGHLANDS GERMAN TONIC,

plant, Jaundice,
or Nervous Debili
rhoea, Disease OF
all Diseases arts
ordered Liver
Intestines.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
Wrought IRON Pipe.

NEALEABLE AND CAST IRON FIT
NM tings for Gas, Steam and Water. Brass
G. DDS, of every description for the same. Cocks,
Voalves, Whistles, Oil Caps, Steam Guages, &c Gas
and Steam Filters Tools Steam Rotary, Force Boiler
and Drive Well Pumps Ia great variety.
M. N. LEAHY, 80 Huron ST., Milwaukee
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

DovER.-We learn that the Metbodiot oon.
gregation of Dover are about purcbas;n@ .
splendid pipe organ for their church SmvSna
ought to follow COED example.
Ihe De.aloarean says the Capitol Hotel nro.
perry, IN that town, was offered at public saIe
py Edward Ridgley, ESQ, Trustee, under r an
org TTQer r OF the Orphans Court, on last tuesday
me Hotel, including the frame BUILDINGS nsed
as as snopS on Main street. and the life estate in
LRe lot on WHICH the Hotel stables are located
were purchased by Mr.. Thomas O, CrIbTetG
i9r SI4, go A lot on Main street. 20 f feet
front by 573 deep, on which stands an old briek
stable, was purchased by Edwin NJ. Stevenson.
loA Sl2OO; a lot, corner of North and Main
streets3 3GX573 feet, purchased by z. O. Cul.
Oreth for SIl5O. Aggregate $1,000.
r APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR
SSSaulabury has appointed Alexander j. Tavlor'
ESD, to be clerk Of the Orphans Court and
Register In Chancery in and for Kent County
wee VIM X. .Cahoon, Esq, whose term exnir,
ed last Saturday NA pr
Town ELECTToN.-A election for two Com.
mlssloners NJ of the town of Dover was held on
Monday afternoon of this week. w
3 Mr.; J; L. Pratt's remains arrived in Dovor
from Palatka, Florida, on Thursday evening
a. ana wee Inferred at the Presbyterian Rnr;aaI
Uround on Saturday afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
BUSINESS Locals

1
PERSONS wanting to buy good conf,,,.,,.,
ommsrn n"0u,a g call at McDowes Furniture Rn"u noun
R..,as. OYSTERS for sale. by the Quart or Conn,
Families supplied. on Commerce street
chenn 9GT"es %"t,r Furntur. Rooms is the place 10 hn
wbe,. oan '' "oar the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
est Up at Primroses; he keeps the I,rGo. nIaPes
Smyrna. cups that ever saw
meroo nc :. rurnlture Rooms of James McDowoll r..
~ nerce c. s., near the Depot Smyrna. Del , Com-
GO S, get centre Tables edsteads and Bnre, n0 place
aI'' anything in the Furniture line. 'auS' Or IN
want a nice pair of Window sbodo. g.
pA,'Or' Primrose has some beautiful e' ones '0r nay
sbo', ny Y 40 SO many ladies wear short drss..., ~
~ "'o pfe''y shoes they get from Primross,s 40
i. =, dns sp place to get Extension tabes At i,,
tbs Domo, usnlture rooms of James McDowoii fsoes
ssI9b;D o r. rrimroso's and buy your Buffalo Rob.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
STATE AND LOCALS.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE DELAWARE Asso
CATION The First Anniversary of the Dell
ware Association, for the Moral Improvemen
and Education Of the Colored PEOPLE, was he'll
IN the Institute Hall, Wilmington, on FriJa
evening last. The hall was crowded. ,Jndg
q Hall was called to the Chair, and Samuel M
harrington appointed Secretary.
Alter prayer by Rev. Mr.. Aikman and III,
reading OF the Annual Report of the President
I NOS Ihlmber, Esq, and the Secretary, Rev
r, r. u; rurey' speeches were made by Ebenezel
-. Dassett, (col Francis L. King, of Balti
more, and w. Corbit Spruance of New Castle
The Commercial reports the latter gentIema y
thus: -''''oi senVienlan
ne SAID 1t must be plain, and no great pbil-
anthropy was needed to perceive that the
colored man must be more industrious and
uiore sklllful worker, better citizeE. and bot-
Icr} OF at any rate more useful Christian bv
carry intellectual and moral training. He snoEe
OF the disadvantages, and hardsbins npder
winch he suffered by the many acts Of nnfrinndl
" legislation In the State code, and said tba+
as q laborer he could at no period have baan
"lthdraWn from Delaware, without disaster 70
- ieaSt one lnterest-that of Agriculture II
y tne pohcy. OF our State for the colored neo.
}eU }na " remain The eommonest worldly pru.
renee 10 say nothing of Christian charity de.
n1 ianuH tnat we should instruct and make the
losI OF them. Certainly they should at least
DC taught all they are capable of Iearnnr 'T'H Tie
speaker, would be glad if they could he carol
or or under the general school system of the
9gaate' but said until that was done individual
Mort must assist them. '"'
Inc following were elected officers for the
nsulng year. '''0
President, ,Thos Kimber, Jr.; Weep
lents, Daniel Corbit, New Castle county Dr. Dr.
saac ,s,S Jump, Kent county; Robt. A. Houston
'usseX x county; Secretary, Saml NJ. Harrinr,
on Treasurer, Joseph w. Day.
1iIes iIanafegSPKt, Fer pnscr Rey T Bishop Lee Samuel
Armstrong, VIM. S. HiIles, John 3 NJ Mo
ear Rey William Aikman, Samuel NJ Hap. in
IIn1gton, Rev. Z. d. Shaw, Hanson Robinson
-qwaTd Betts, Il. Q. Sewall, Henry b. SeidcI
90 IL: jackson, Edward Tatnal. Jr., William
,.omnlins' ,una u. d., John Il. Tatum, William P.
anSn Howard NJ Jenkins and William NJ.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

against an offender, and it has no occasion 60,
ilen and arms unless the President seeks tc
use armed force to oppose it and sustain him.
sell: Qfsueh an effort the Governors would
be duly informed, and then it would be time
10 tender to Congress such aid as might be
demanded cI9 to sustain the dignity of the law
tne dispatches referred to only had the ten,
dency to create undue apprehension,s and
groundless alarms; to cause "rumors of wars
wRen there was not the slightest foundation
tnerefor The act was promptly condemned
gress.
As Tor the Copperhead gasconade about sus-
tanning the President, that will never bring on
war; The Salisbury bottle-hoder who threat
enedto be the Colonel of Jonnsonian repi-
ment from this town will never 90 to war unless
grated into the army" and never wear the
epaulet of the eagle under any circumstances
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

90 LIE lie reason why MIsHLER's HERB BlrrERs cures
remedy for deranged stomach or Dvsnesia o , nts'
~ Mno"n anu because II invlgoraes The enife system
strengthens the nervous lbres, eevaies the standorJ
80 ne 10 'itdl lorceS and sustains most healIhful
WIN 90 lhis will cure any disease, for The mnIe
reason, That nature will do the rest f
we guarantee, that no woman or child, however
paie ana emaclaied, can these Bitters regularly
ior twenty one days, without the re,nrn of no rn
I IneehS ana iaIr complexion characteristic of good
heaith; Soid by Druggists and Dealers s'''
,o DR o d nARFMAN y Co, Propretors. Lancas.
'er' Pa and Chicago, Illinois. Jan22.3m
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

SELF RELIANT is now stated, on reliable
authority that the President S last attemnt -
se' possession OF the War Office was under
trken without the knowledge of any member
OF nus Cabinet or of the Influential persons
VINO usually act as his private advisers An
VINO nave been asked on the subject have de.
aled any knowledge of it; all express them.
selves as having been taken bv snrnrisa '',n ond
. were a'tonlshed that so important stem was
iaken without consultation. The presidant
; oe,ns stIi,neGked, self-reliant, selfimportant
responsibility. pO" "i' own
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

M '' p CbnS II, o. Thompson, pastor of Freder;o
CburdH r. OhHurch will preach in the Smvruuae puerIG NJ
0ing at lOA and Z! o'clock. ''''' 'oiilnen
exhibition of Tabeaux on the 9th and gave an
Onurcn' The exhibition is highly snokan vnJ m ~ n
e Of TRSI%g Rchmgg6Gp sGpnqTnOed % that Rev. Dr. Beck
mlngton, DEL Diocese OF Will
sobdoI bnG lG annual meeting of the M. +. snnd,,.
ing, MaTeHO aDOat1fp e. a will nd. be held On Friday evon
the ensuing year. ~ eie't officers for
Tbere, ne weather is anything but snrioo,;to
tbs tboamOmeter at g. above zero, deer gke, sp9
9. S'0u"o and fierce breeze from the Ir% north h
on HTTtssG Tpesd.S or eighteen persons left Georgetown
the West. ' "'eA' 70 seek fortunes in
gas next week. 'e ~ make rosin
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED Ry
&. III. NEEDLES.

! PhIladephla ""u ''A'E 0'S'
oh n??IeSSional experience in the adjustment of Me
chanIcal Remedies and Supports Tor i6 vaa,. ie We
eNe'i MN extensive opportunities for praclce in hi.
nInnt nut neglected branch. To ali affIIcte6 viii
nora1i rENiA or RUPTURE, he guarantee the src.
cure - ~" Poiicc'l"g radical
IL; haoies p requiring Trusses Braces Supporters Elias
find bahnages, Syrnges, PessarIes, &c, viii
atJonIng his Office conducted nv
coz Peiehl and intelligent FEMALES y
Int1.ig nah4Ings Braces, Fuchs Supporters French
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, SbonlJer
Feb. 2G l0m ~o'' &C.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

wa. J"N hoiI ELECTION. III ~ Our municipal election
man were elected to the offices named s'"''0'
+ 1G"@ : ~ G1o"%'4lss[1ners-Willam ~ 30 B. Collins
yohn J? Van Gasken, John NJ Vosbnu hi gums p E
Alssessor-Wiiam Wids
Neasmer-T f. Jefferson.
MS was the regular Democratic ticket tba
only one III the field, which received J0Ar Ari 'ne ne
kotes out OF poll of nearly 300 The S einS+;c 90
naS ?ecome mere farce by being sadded TviI w'h
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

EKKUKS OF YOUTU-A C;nn,l,,,,,.-
Sulercd Tor years from Nervous Debility. Prnmnt-o
Dgcay' and all the effects Of youthful jnd;scrs,;c
wl Tor The sake Of suffering humanity send fra.
10 an who need it, the recipe and drrections f's
SSianlng tle simple remedy by which he was cnrea
sufferers wishing TO pof by the advertisers evne
dence, Holm n HGD%M' ~ Pe[l'cl Conf
,- AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s real pleasure to us 10 81 eak favorabIy of thi.
a'Iele' SHOWN a most universally 10 be good and
o. Iae remedy iof burns and other pains Of The body
10 valuable not only for cQds in The winter bnI tor
various summer complaints and should e m ear ."r
1ny "'ll.y The casually WHICH demands il NAV come
uhawares- Christian AdUOrate ' o''''
; an hlller' taken internally should be a.uieratoJ
sired or made into a syrup with moa,ses For pe =
isn anu Bronchitis, few drops on sugar eaton,
T MI oe more effective than anything else For Sore
n'oal' eargle the throat with mixture of Pam XII
cure positive "'N 'ho
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

ELEcTIoNs-Threc States will hold their
elections s. tortly, viz; New Hamshre on Tues.
9ay next (i9th), Connecticut on the 1st Mon.
Hay In April, and Rhode Island on the Wod.
neSoay following. In New Hampshire VIC.
0roqs campaign is going on, and it is exnected
g iui,er vote will be polled than ever before.
speakers from all parts of the country are
stumpIng for both parties. The Republicans
speak very confidently of Success
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

on Much Ti has been sung of the ''NTad with Cola
eho eh Halr No song, however has we" yct q"ia bcnn
Do nnotT TO make that color popular one for Ueo eu,
s,m basT aro ot time. Light red, faded or 81 sandy
ion % w W. cquaIy under the ban of public onin
who desre rag ~ na9py to announce to our readers
application - Of fehpPnge those colors, that three
VIII give them beautiful auburn no troesoa Amorosla
Ing all that soft lustrous annnaran noSes possess
Ole In this chief adonment Of female 30 aesra
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
An Opinion of Smyrna.

We take the liberty of publishing the follow
a lady friend 01'' uay W
nos, 722 North 18th st., Phila Feb % 1863
fos "en uo"n TO the depot, few days ago. to see
gentlemen talking about Smyrna As feel lively interest m
you may be sure was all attention so much co th,
"Ve squares out of way and would have pono tb
e route II they had not out Well they were soi
that they thought it stigma on the money mon 81 %
'E uld not have town hall They called over some
OF ten names dhey appeared to know great deal ht
tba t anu wound up by saying they thought it high tim
'le "ou oe no large town hall built until the old , t
as they styled them) died and the Young mon got
possession oil the money. felt very sorry to hear
$50 IS ior DO and expect always TO- feel lively in
ior the town. and hope to live long enough 70 600 -
anu anu market house. too, and IL do they will have to bn
W am getting along in years. hope You will NOT tbin
= S my writing to you the subject but indeed t
0e@r 10 near any rcprOach my native place '
AuecIohately Your friend, -
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

VI LADIES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS rlAU
MlN~IS N!ISases; = Be!,s Socknes Knee Caps BAN.
Ereeor Braces, Light French and Cie,nan a
iruSSes' Syringes, IN great variety. o1c.,
rr,,,,,, - at =" NEEDLES
nEI Or, IL street, First door below Race PHIL
,I aLi IA (ihls Department is conducted ExcIr,
ney @ tor Females and Children bv conpetent Iad'es
aIu me stock Is adapted 10 their Special VANS +
"Jusog c"J.sa, our Mechanical Remedies. we co,sbue
O''0'' 'ohS'fuc'i0n' with ease and eomfort!
pc G. H. NEEDLES
e., Professional Adjuster Of Trusses. Ar
"orner 0l l2th and RACE Streets, PIII,4DEI pjIIA
may som ' " DELF MA
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

so,.oS LAS LA.M,Ps.-.Nr. Editor Having read
thought word or two about Gas p"r Tamno gas,
not 3e amlSs;, as our citizens all know that wo
see through the glass darkly. We do NOT ' t5i"I
the supply of water has failed vet TO look at
our town lamps throughout the year. one migbt
lnlnk SO. As we are going to have new %as
we suggest that the lamps be introduced 4~' T" y
good brush and plentiful supply of soap AZ and !
water repeating the dose occasionalIv as ma
Oh your writers quoted in former article With M
IL the Town Commissioners will do their
Uu[y, we Shall have gas in all its beauty
March 4, 1868. AN 0psr9S1rn %uS
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

a.. !HE E, ,CHURcHEs.-On Sunday last the Meth
dISt Church of this town was witbont a., tno'n- ~
gas the new CRATES for the heater faiIino 70 ~
rive on Saturday and the gas works beino torn "r
OUT consequently no service was hoJ tE5aro;n .G,n
dorg hey, Dr. Morsel, Rector of St. Peters ten tln
Sered the Methodists the use of his Church 5Im on
1hunday thn afternoon or any time during the wce Ok
Smey might deem it necessary to hold regiont
s,G hey Ti Mr.; Graoey took part in the services at
The Presbyterianpss' ins'y Sre evening. ndne
erection Of nllTI new Cbnrcb pre contemplating the
location OF the town. We believe the 0ontnai emtan
pr prlse Sc would meet with the hearty endorsemonlt
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
Val GoLD I'1ln QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &C. rr-,'n
n1i-7ar y Son, Bankers, Wilmington III EnI iI'"l
co TO, 1858, at 3 O'tlnrk
MARRIED.

on ~ tue Eoth OF Feb 1865 in the NJ E. Cbrr, @,
oy kcy F. b. Riddle, c. F. BOWMAN s oharnokin Pa
the o[ youngest daughter Capt Henry DEL and
Rev wfIII, 'i I' IN Bethel NJ F. Church. by Bisbo,
yigee % ana Il. ANNA daughter of S,I ' i annual Con
O0.a o. OF Duck Greek IId Kent CO.. Del hutchinson Esq
by Rsy eve t'IGa%ian PARSONAGE in Dover on t .o,,
ELIZA ENNIS Ling on Mr. GEORGE W. DEATs ~ H,
RICK 70 NJ; ~ M nFy Wm. b. Gregg. Mr.. JOHN q K1pr,D
Co.. Del. A-NANDER, of New CastIs
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

=, hEvlVAL OF A RAILROAD Scupvv ,
mmlTYement was again made few davs nno "A \
Telaware City to revive the interest IN 40 ;1I 10
ulng the new Railroad from DeIaworn' !" C;... 1ulla
connect at the junction Station on tbo "iTy Ky TO
ware Tare 4. Il, AT meeting held in De Do,owaa5 Dvla,
$3.50 :t' Jpout seven thousand dollars was ""b
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
TO CONSJTNPTIVES

&c me Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will sond lr,oo
Tl cnarge) to all who desire it The presrrn,Ion y'
h bi ueG'on' iof making and using The simple remedy
y "''In "a ne was cured of "a lung afTecfIon and ,b
IleaI @ disease Consumption Ills onIv oh,en, m '''u a.
'he aillcled aud he hopes every sufferer viii
y llIs prescription, as Ii viii cost them n,h'on
anu may prove blessing Please address
=, Rev. ED WARD WILSON
NO l63 South Cd St, WiIIiamYbnro n =,
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

ANNIVERSARY MEETING ,,,h,;o -,
meeting will be held in the NJ II Ep0Sic QUEEN church
this town, on Sunday eyenina rcrt ~4urcn' OF OF
clocS' at which time an address ' NAV b At =
I"' pecoed from Rev. I. j. Thompson d D y anj uAl
reports from the official boards Of tbo nhn,ra anu
V S9e sunday School SuperiptendentSS S"u'Gn, th5,
pg pboung Mems Christian ASSOCIATION and the the
SsSor OF the financial and spiritual conJitn I Inc
Oh the church for the Conferenoe o uaar Oo"uiUIOh
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
II IL Il SIS MAKING

MRS. F. It. HOFFECKER ,,.,, .s.'8
ba ba the ladies' OF smyrna and ,So respectfully in
man, on nus taken the old stand Of Miss AsSs ry
in street, Smyrna, Del
ana Is prepared TO make and f, dros.o. ~,
Also P11nlng &c, in the Most FnshlonobIa Ma MD
prompne.s - sewing guaranteeing satisfaction AMI
ienlion to ba al br Eases ln'ending 10 pay special at
tbe 70 receive liberal share of paronooe r no
f Pas,n ,Ssies of Smyrna and vclniiy patronage from
svsrr .,,I OF all The LATEST STYLES. rcce;roa
S,S SISak week from New York and PhiIadeIobia ei'eo
rInking Stamping and Machine S,;oh;u
CITISE I'M agent Tor the Grover & Baker SEWING MA
0h4.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

pb;iaH bG;iAHHBhoH!zED h2S: PAPER.-Mr. j. f. Hove -
on m''aaephla has invented new kind Of WIZ u
no5. nS ana printing paper The imnrovan,ant W "a,'
corb oTslsIs IN charging the paper with an earth,
ds"rltie, des"r;nt, Common writing in Of the IL nartt
" HaeI IIton' nv when applied toit becomes t~nsc tense
paper Df%oH nro,, Inc mineral surface given to the
Ink to frVvfe@ fnw fro@I greasiness, and allows the
more readily, and produces bIack pI,dHllng nd INK
lmpresslon- ScieAtllic col. A 7 " Tan.lnh nsnlooth
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

NAV nhe Ho pest and surest Fertilizer and one which
wtInmt witty Uv red upon for enriching Door a~d IL
emOue MsnOud 3 shadow of doubt, Bowers Comuets ts
nisbns T. IL acts at once on the soil and pfuro fIr
nrodncD IS IL win that substance so necessary for
and IGTng Graags large crops. For top-dressing Wheat
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

Gil TAT1h VAL AcoIDENT-A ACC man named Jobr
/ II D"P0ns "9o was s. employed in the coal mill Of =
caught in the ms%6iDcr, CG6i on the BrapdyWne, was
literally ground to pieces. He usy TTas last' and
years OF age, and was an industrons "uO9I o9 n'ty
uy man. Tic leaves wife and fonr %hi chil5re Srea
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

,n1 M1ovlNG Y.-,Monday was mov;ro d.u
iocat;ng n gooay number Of families changed tbo hay
% IIcbtl2n Tor year There were seyere 1ner
n wi P1sIness location aso of which the nsrtes
maJa p"G1o IL they desire the information fo he
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

,vbo b@onclDIE:-A IHa =: lad aged about twelve voor,
VINO VINO was living with John White. f'TR of years,
bto%nshlp, Pa; hung himself on TbnrsdHoe,in dHen1ett
because Mr. ". refused to permit bim y ,o IL last 1
o veHuue, His mother, who is SOLDIER - 81 ;S 70
o"' is resident of Wilmington '''''or 5 "id-
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

cine Inc 5DeeImocratic National Committee have
oeitGted tS New York as the place, and july 4t6
al a. T@e 1mG Tor holding the Democratic Nation
for IPomve9tion Tor the nomination of candidates