davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

HYMENIAL Festivities. In Wilmington.
when business man gets married. his emnIov,
ees enjoy rich treat of cakes and wine at his
expense and over his felicity After the mar
rage of IL. +. Pickles, ESQ, last week, ac.
cordlng to- paper of that city, his establish
ment INDUCED in feast for two whole davs
ana nights. The Ga:ette gets of the following
on 9he editor OF the Republican, in connection
T5lh VI tne affair: Our contemporary of the
q 5;fOaI'c9n z m having been furnished with pie
huge iron spoon, remarks that the affair ~ '.w;jI
De remembered as a pleasant episode" and
thus dlspels the fears expressed by numerous
parties that the aid of a physician wonlJ be
required to relieve him of an iceburg."
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

J. fnE3DEsTRIANISM; n3 =" Walking for wages" a
~ ~ ' eston' Is +, all the go now, and Smyrna has
the t@ver. Two or three wagers have bren
made on walk from smyrna to CLAYTON de-
Pot-one mile and three -eighths-the last one
being bet of S. that young man could walk
1t III l5 minutes He made it" in eighteen
minutes and lost the bet. A man in the EN-.
ploy Of jackson 4 Sharpe Wilmington. bet
go, on Thursday last, that he could walk
from the corner of Sixth and Broome streets
to to the shops of the above gentlemen, near the
Raliroad Bridge, distance of one mile and a
hail. in Is minutes. He accomplished it in Isl
minutes. Smyrna is not ahead as far as heard
nom, though bet is pending we learn.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

CoURT.-The trial of VIM. Fox for the mur-
der OF negro named Pryor at Kits Ham
mock, IN the summer of 1865, was postponed
until the Sd of June next. 1t will be rember-
ed that Fox was arrested in Cumberland co 90
New Jersey, where he had gone to escape ius,
tice. His whereabouts were made known
through a love affair, it is said. A gentleman
gives us the following particulars. Fox, after
being IN Jersey short time, became very init
mate with young man, and finally confded
to him the 'spree" he got into in Delaware.-
Several months after he had divulged the mat
ter, he formed an attachment for his conf
dents sweetheart, and succeeded in winning
her affections, whereupon the ',jlted lovyer"
gave information to our authorities of Fox s
whereabouts, and thus caused his arrest. So
much tor the roughness of true love and di-
vulging secrets.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
STATE AND LOCALS.

II, KEMARKABLE RoBBERY.-A VaJaobzs
~ nats1, a. WectCti%,g Gift, stolee IN day FgGt.w
On wednesday last, singular robbery was
pIhrPGeaatea phd Grpa IN wilmington. A young lady
number of valuable presents in antcnat;on "a
the event They were in an upstairs room u
On the day before the wedding, while the FAM fam.
lily was at dinner, valuable ieweIIed watch d
worth from $4O0 to $500, mysteriouslv diSann
peared and no clue to its whereabouts bps
since been obtained. The front door had bnen
Ieft open and the veslibue doors though Clos
ed' were not fastened: The supposition is. that
sneak thief slipped in, went up stairs, and
stole the watch. Why, however, he s6onId
merely have taken the watch and not have carr
e lied !, OH any Of the other wedding gifts, manv
DI them equally valuable and quite as porta,
bic Is hard to co. Commercial F''"
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

BUSINESS Matters p. f. Nicker.
son has associated himself with Mr.. J. T.
JerinanThrm a. OF NickerSon & Jerman-in the
qrai9 tile and brick manufacture, at SMYRNA
Landing. They are entering LARGELY into T Ins; "a
ness. See adv. o''' A''Vo "'Sl-
Mr.. Jno. Cosden is building an addition 70
his store room on Commerce Street, recently "
purchased of II. r. Parsons, and expects [,1 soon
MI Mr. Parsons is completing his new iewelrv
MI Miss L. A. Griffin has received her spring
Mrs. Carr has received from the city fine
tS stock of Trimmings, for spring and summer r
Messrs. L. N. Bell and N. S. Underwood
!;I nave purchased of Mr.. Thos. A. Collins the
Tie yard at Blacklston's Cross Roads.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

Orr FOLKS May attractive table OF
including the concluding of Charles Dickens HOLIDAY
Romance which is of admirable especially in its char
acterzations. This followed by Saturday charming
bit Of poetry; "Dotty Dmpe Making Call :" "The Peter
kns at Home How June found Massa Linkum the story
of contraband who sought fnd by long pilgrimage
the President friend of the slave but died. alone and helpless
her dreary About Me and the Big Water
kin-a pleasant fairy sory chapter of Cast in the
Cold frightened Eyes, with other matter equally enter
tanning
The May number of the Lady's Friend con-
tains the usual steel engravngs and colored
fashion plates $3.50 per year. 3l9 Walnut
st. Philad q.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Th,,.
and Friday evenings of next week. an evb;b;
ton OF Iabeaux Vivants, intersnersed WITH WITH
inuslcIinStrumental and vocal-select r@aJI @,,I
lnngS; declamations &C., will be given bv tbo
faculty and students of Smyrna Seminayv ';0 ;D
TINS place We doubt not this will nr6vo =, =
me e4tertainment-in intellectually, musicalIv
and otherwise. Such efforts have a claim ~ ~
on on the patronage of every friend of educatiop
IlcEetS \, 90 cents-can be had at the stores Of
). L. Hofecker and j. Fl. Bewlev '' u
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

HEAVY STORM AT CRIsFIELD.-A heavy
{{Huhder {i'L Storm accompanied by hail and very
urday, night. The hail broke all the windows
out OF train Of passenger cars on the Delaware
Kalroad, and broke considerable amount of
glass IN the town. The wind blew a car off tbe
track. The most singular feature of the storm
was its very limited range. 1t was scarcely fpIt
on the Chesapeake Bay, and did little or M
Gamage ga! anywhere else than in the vicinity Of
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

=. ALMOST "A VI .y FIRE. Yesterday afternoon the
Paf[ pa 10 OF me r dwelling of Mrs. Roberts occupied
came near catching fire. The chimnev is onIy ~
one brick thick, and becoming heated caTsnG T.I
the weather, boarding to ignite. The damaI
were nearly breaking through when the smnt" ]
was discovered. Had it occurred at n;gbt =
terrible conH4gratioA would have resulted in " ali i
probability, involving the destruction Of t%n m
stores stores OF Messrs. Baylis, Primrose, Bags 3
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
ANOTHER MURDER IN S1rsSrv r.

II, Z, ANOTHER q MURDER IN SUSSEX County
Inc Inc Sussex journal of Friday says "A negro
BOY 2oy about SIX or seven years old was found in
me tng river below SeafOrd on Monday week. His
Ipo9y bore evidences of violence. When last seen
I before his death he was with negro woman
VINO IL Is stated had threatened him. The
crime. -A'''' 00i4ii'lVIed tne
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
COAL OIL! COAL ollg

The safest, best and cheapest OIL for Illuminating
purposes IN the market. We guarantee It 10 be ali
that is represented and less cost to dealers than
can be purchased in this, or the Philadelphia MAJ.
ket Give us a call.
~, THOMPSON & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Goa Oil Lard, Sperm
Whale and Lubricatng Oils, s. w. cor. SECOND
and MARKET Sts., Wilmington, Del. [ap22Iyl
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

MIIHSTsTERIAL;-The Rev. Edward IT Truo
late Rector of St Miohael's Chnrnb Gorrnue' rnuc'
town; Philadelphia, has accepted the caII a. At 70
tbe kectorship of Christ Church. Dover and ID
already entered upon his duties. It is exnect. -
ed that Episcopal services will be held in Gam
den one once every Lord day, in connection With
the Parish in Dover. The DeIa,ynre1n nndor-
stands s. that Mr. True proposes to open select
English and Classical School, " Op'" " 'oivc'
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

IN IRoUGLE.-Thc Ga.ct:e says: "A Re-
publican told us the other day that he far i
!, MS duty to vote the Democratic ticket to re.
ileve himself of the disagreeable duty of vot-
ing with the negro in future elections -
Recent intelligence from the Southern State.
that have recently held Constitutional elections
goes to show that considerable numbers Of tba
negroes voted the Democratic ticket in cogtain
localities. When this ''Republican'' learns
TINS fact we shall not be surprised to hear that
he has resolved upon self disfrancbisemcnt '-"
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Job Townsend. an
aged lady from Port Penn, died almost instant m
y Monday NJ morning at the house of a relative
tn floI Lhoroughfare Neck, where she was visiting,
eStimablc old lady, greatly beloved Iv tba mas an
pie OF the Neck, where she formerly lived S POO-
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
MARRIAGES,

ChELS-BiLLANY-On Thursday evening. April soth by
he' m j. Stevenson assisted by Rev. Alfred Goodman Mr.
Henry f. Pickles to Miss Salie A. Blany both of Wmir
ton,
RoBERPS-LORD.-On Thursday the sOth ult by Rev VIM
H. Eliot Mr. James h. Roberts to Miss Clara Lord both Of
New Castle county, Del.
UAIoE-CANBI-On the goth of April. at st. Andrew,
Church. by Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee D. D. Bishop of Desv,
Mr. harlan Cause and Miss Ellen daughter Of the late Ed
mund Canby, all Of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

FIRGE.37The barn Of Mr.. Henry Walters
a near Odessa, in St. Georges Hundred to tool
lnns IRE about o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, and
W wa? consumed, together with some agricnItnr
a. po.i Iiilpielnents and a small quantity of hay
namso ar.1ally Insured IN the Odessa Company. The
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

APPoINTMNNT.-Joh H. Bateman, ESQ.
Postmaster at Dover, has been appointed cash
ier of the First National Bank in that town,
vice Charles KINNEY, appointed cashier of the
Farmers Bank at New Castle.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

torate Of St Georges PRESBYTERIAN V!I T6Ipro1 paI
has been in progress for some time amonn ~ Gn -
members 4 portion of them desire the on oro
Pol4tment OF new pastor in place of Rev Il
B. Emerson, who now fills the place and coD ~
eral new candidates have been named wCo,n.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

Phillips & FAIRIES Furnishing Department :.
complete; ~. In i will be found the latest stvIo n
9t o. Neck Ties, Butterflies, Opera Ties. PaSnr
Gollarsl Cuffs, &c, in fact, almost every ittIa Hl
teaing that gent requires to finish him OF
after ne has got one Of their handsome .suits of
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

ilSIEn Is published every "Wednesday aft,o,r ~
Do, Il hoFFEckER Eiitor Proprietor At Sryr
nat ns1 en- year $500 in advance, or s25Of
arc paid only at the option of the Publisher.
will he inserted at the rate of Seven Cont.
anne for the first Insertion; subsequent Insertions
n' cents liberal discount madc 10 quarterly se,ian
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

CATTLE.-Ther is strange disease among
the COWS in the neighborhood of Dover. They
take sick and die after calving. A number of
valuable animals have already died.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES
with or without medicine, from whatever cause. nj
one interview or by mall by MADAME REsTrIT'
Professor of Midwifery. Oyer thirty wears nroc'
tlce. Her INFALLIBLE FRENCH FEMALE
nONIHLY PILLS, No. l, Price 81, or No. 9.
tour c degrees stronger, Price s5, which can never
ial' are safe and healthy Office, No. East Fifty
second Street, first door from Fifth Avenue, New
York City; or sent by mail. Her Circular, "Ad.
wee to the Married." especially for those whose
heaith or circumstances forbid too rapid increase
of family. Sent Free. mb1a a.,
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

LAND SALE-James Cook, Real Estate
Broker at frederica has sold to Mr. Fulton, of
PENNSYLVANIA, $50 acres of Thomas James
farm for $40, $50; also, 50 acres of land be-
low Frederick for S.. 500
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

The bail bond of Jefferson Dor;.
ed in the United States Court ~ Ris renew
on Saturday the accused being bsld oi.'lonu, ~
at the next term Of Court. Horace y GralI rpIear
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Garrett S~;tb ;iGbeiey, ya
among the sureties. The next term bam;ns are iS
the fourth week of this month P0sipS III
The Democratic State Convention ofn.r
tornia has nominated delegates To the NNall- Nnl
York Convention. Governor Haight was +'g" Nv
ccared the first choice for President. but fs;l;no
his nomination, the delegates were instrnn,oSS
to vote for Pendleton. Nothing was said about %
taxation or the public debt. D''N ''O"'
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

SPRING PRoDUcE CoMING.-On Sunday
night there passed over the Annamessex line
and Delaware Railroad, from Norfork to Phil
ssdelphla; sle l8 barrels Of new green peas, the
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

DRowNED.-A colored man named George
Laws was drowned near New Castle, on We'd
nesdaay last, by brig running down and upset
ting his fishing boat.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

The Middletown TabIeaux are exhibited to-
morrow and Friday nights. An art gallery is
to be exhibited in connection with the tableux.
Smyrna by midnight" is one of the picters
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

The FARMERS. The farmers tell us that
M the wheat crop prospect never was better
They are commencing corn planting in high
land-low ground is too wet.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

PIc-NIc.-The CLAYTON Sunday School will
hold a picnic in Wilson's grove, in the cal
ley on the 2Sth inst.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

1HEFT.-One night last week barrel of fish
was stolen from Mr.. Joseph FAIRIES, produce
merchant, in this town. 1t was on the side
walk fronting his store
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

DO you want nice Fur or Wool HatP If
you DO, go to Philips & FAIRIES, for they have
just got new stock, and can suit you.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

MEIhODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE. This
National Conference of the Methodist Er;sco-
pal Church of the United States convened ~
IniGago' 1ll.' on the lst inst 1t is composed
OF about 27O ministers, representing ali the
annual Conferences. The following named
ministers represent the PHILADELPHIA Confor-
ence: John T. Durbin Joseph Castle. James
Cunningham, VIM. L. Cray, Goldsmith D
CarroW, William McCombs, VAUGHN Sn;+h
Ao0eft II. PattiSon, Thomas c. Murphy. Re.
serves-Thomas j. Thomson. of his torn
John F. Chaplain, Samuel W, Tbom.s "'
The Delaware Mission Conference (colorod)
Is represented by James Davis. Considerable
discussion was had on Saturday with regard 70
the admission of delegates from this and tbo
washington Conference, both colored on the
ground that, being mission conferences tbov
We're not entitled full representation with tho
Annual Conferences. The subject was rost
poned for further action
The question of Lay Representation will he
leading subject before the body. and already
numerous petitions, pro and con have been pre-
Sented In regard thereto. Rev. Mr.. NIcCombs
ana others OF the Philadelphia delegation have
presented numerous petitions in favor of the
measure. s
Another matter of considerable interest to 5
members .n OF the Church in this locality, which
VIII come before the body, will be the division $
0f the Philadelphia Conference into two or
more conferences. The impression prevails !
FnaE the division will be made by State lines t
the =, a PENNSYLVANIA portion constituting the
Pnlla. Conference, and Delaware and the E,s.
tcrn Shore constituted into a new one to be a
known as the Peninsullr Conference q
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

!MPRovEMENT.-Great improvements are
helng made on many farms in this county, by
the erection OF large and handsome Residences
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

IMPEACHMENT. Impeachment is ran;dl,,
drawing to close. Judge Bingham. on tbo
part OF the Managers, will close the aroum~nt ,
lo,aay' The case will be given to the Senate
"hlch Wlllrequlre several days deliberation bo,
fore rendering verdict.
As the end atar...,e SPECULATION increases
WIN regard to the probable result, though it
Is the general impression that verdict for
conviction will be r..au.l hv the senate
IL consists oI my -Iour members-two tbirds
OF whom are necessary for conviction V;noY
'een votes will secure acquittal There are but
0%eiVe Democrats, who will vote for acouittaI
oi course. 1t viii therefore take seven Renub.
means to make up the nineteen. Oftbe Ro.
PuDlcans said to be doubtful are Grimes If
iowa. Irumbull, Of Illinois, Fessendep. Of
Malne' Anthony and Sprague, of Rbode T..
iand' and FanWinkle and Willy, of West Vir.
glnia. But not more than three Of tboso oan
DC counted upon by Mr.. johnson.
There are hundreds of rumors aAoat Inn,
nothing worth repeating. Much anxiety is
manifested with regard to Senator Fessepden,s
position 1t being uncertain. 1t is believed
however, that he will vote for aoouittal
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

-. Don't forget to write for Wyatt & Carrots
Circular of measurment No 62l Market Street
Wilmington Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

Try Bearne's Celebrated Cocoanut Custards
baked every day. '''' 70
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

DEAFNESS, Blindness. and Catarrh, treated win
the utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAAcs, OcnIist and
S Aurst' !iormery of Leyden, Hoand,) No sos Arch
GaLee' rhlIadelpha Testimonials from the most ra
aoe sources in the city and country can be seen a
MS Office. The medical faculty are invited 10 ac'
company their patients, he has no secrets in his
parcIlce' Artificial eyes inserted without pain. Nc
-eoouo IoI eAamlhauOn myS.lV.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

IRE DENo1RATIC CANDIDATE isnndor.
stood that there is an active canvass co;,o.
on among the Democracy for their Presiden.
tlal candidate, though it is conducted in the
most quiet manner. The object is to settle
upon SOME one in advance of the Convention
ana reconcile all factions to the choice
seymour IS rapidly increasing in popular e.
Vor IN the East, while Pendleton is constantI,
adding to his already great popularity in the
est Hancock is put forward by few who
wish TO counteract the military PRESTIGE of
ATrant, ani Chas. Francis Adams by moderate
men OF the party because he is believed to 10
IN accord with the party on the reconstruct;on
question and, if nominated. would draw con-
siderable strength from the Republicans
Ii Is doubted whother the Convention will
be able to select either Of the parties most
prominently named under the two. thirds rnlo
IN which event some one who has not m,9e
'nucn OF record for or against the war" will
DC Seiected-one who can reconcile apv diCy,r.
ence OF opinion that may exist between tbo
ultra Corperheads and the War Democrats
Vol Halpine, {" Miles O'RciIly) leader of the
latter, asserts that they are held to tho for,ncr
. by the slightest link of association" and ut
terry repulates Pendleton, the ultra Con.
peFhead' On the other hand, ValIandigbam
says that no candidate can carry Ohio or
any western or border State that is comr;ttoJ
openly or tactly to the prescription of the CO.
gacious' gallant and truly patriotic men who
refused to support the late civil war" Tia
ADVISES the War Democrats to make a note of
'hls' The nearer the time approaches for
nominating a candidate, the greater is the d.
Vergence Of the friends Of respective favoritos
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

Inc Universal Remedy for Internal and External
Complaints.
Al Tins period there are but few of the human
uiacquaInted with the merits OF the Pam Killer but
Wnlle some e1to II as linment they know but lit
We ol It's power in easing pain when laken internally
ao omerS use IL internally with great success but
are equally ignorant of its healing virtues when 40.
plaeu externally. We therefore wish 10 say to all
'a !. Is equally successful whether used internally
o % NY anu stands alone, unrivaed by all the
great catalogue Of Family Medicines and ifs sale i;
m nm'Eefsal and immense. The demand for il from In
na ana other foreign countries IS equal to the demand
al nome and 1t has become known 10 these far of
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED BY
G. HI. NEEDLES.

Philadelphia. ""O 'NANE 0'S
r?IeIslGnal experience in the adjustment of Me-
cnanlcai Remedies and Supports for I6 wears his
sVeh nm extensive opportunities for practice in this
nP9rant ~ out ected branch To a afflicted with
HERNIA or RUPTURE, he can guarantee the suc
cesslul application of Trusses specially adapted 10
cure. P""s '"ui0al
Iadies requiring Trusses Braces. Supporters, Elias.
&c, &c oets, bandages, Syrnges, Pessaries, &C. will
nnu department adjoining his Office, conducted bv
competent and intelligent FEMALES ny
" bannng's. Braces, Fitch's Supporters. F,oDoL
Rr.esn Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shouder
Feb. 26fOm. ~o'' &C.
LKE :" Messenger of Health, edited At ,6o D.
yVahIa institute OF Medicine contains an 80, en'
dyspepsia Chi and Fever and kidney ,i arcIe on
on IN ee writer positively declares hat be So IN
81 u " medicine possesses no remedv Co. 10 "hole
" nVse diseases that is half as eficoc!o e cure
ing usod bsm si m He speaks from experience sS bsS
solitary instance Of failure eiedles' and without
Sold by all Druggists and n..,
~ Or; 5. 3. HARTMAN & SCSSiets CO. P.on
Jan22-3m
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
DEATHS.

hlHhAkDSoN-In Duck Creek this town. on the ,oh
UT, Daniel Richardson aged about 81 year..
~ LoON-Near IempleVile, Md, the inst. Johns r.
S" Oi Philadelphia formerly OF this town. In his 7,th
year. -
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
nlyI5
CHEAP CARPETS.

(NHEAP CARPETS.
~ WHERE TO BUY THEM
W 10 EV \ Ms SO we'll known as The Cheapest Car
pei sure IN the City. Our stock is replete with the
most elegant assortment of Brussels, Three Ply In.
gram and Starr Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings and
WINDOW Shades at astonishing low prices. We are
SehIhs good Carpets. two yards wide, for only 81 :;
Imitation Brussels and Irish Tapestry Carpets, ward
wide. from 80 TO rs cents These are the goods IN
wear While they furnish almost as beautiful as the
nheSl Brussels. II you want Cheap Carpets be sure
to go TO JOHN NJ. EVANS No 3I7 Norih 9d S,ron,
Phade phia. ona -
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
ESTRAY.

CO1G Name on my premises, few days since stray
COW; the owner will please call. prove Dron.,,,
pay charges, and take her away. "'
A. ID. G. GRIFFIN,
May 9th, 1868.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

Remember Wyatt & Garrett shirt manufac-
ture, when you want white shirts No. Cpl
Market Street, Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
III EW
bKlCK AND TILE YARD.
AT SMYRNA LANDING.

on we are now manufacturing, and keen co0,,,D,,.
on nand' durable and superior lot of constantly
hrick and Drain Tile,
SmaGe o OF superior bed of clay, recently pro,or
which competent judges. to be the best ofFered1.
ground An examination will pTovs - ou,e " sOovs
the market. :" ''s'y respect TO any in
70 a, ,h and examine. The prices are low and suited
CT EwmSg EsSwrImnsge Solicited Orders left at BECK &
TEpMS MIS ; store will be promptly filled.
NICKERSON g. JERMAN.
RV' NIcKEsoN rmav61
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
Crofrs COltsfoot Rock Camdv

muse ,SuierIng with COUGHS will find the sbove
u1nequGlled for Coughs. Principal depot in Smvrns
menry neaHes FruI and Confectionery establish.
ment' Commerce street. Mandatory
CkOFT Il CO., 127 North Second Street,
ap22 I'm PuII,nrTar
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
8lg&GOVAILo

IN HENRY Ky PARSONS has removed twbi,,, A0,,.
oogose se SuOTe OF Mr. John Cosden, on MAIN :,
1N'O"SiI IlOtel. E-tT
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

MRS. CARR has received her sDrino s,ooL :,
Dress Trimmings, such Cambrics, Wigans. Mus.
Inns, &c; full line of Zephyr Goods.-Iad,e.,
Gaps. new and beautiful styles; large lot of French
Needle Work-Lace Wells, Magic and Fancy RuE
neS' Insertion Ne; Ladies, Misses and Children.
nose; nose Infants Waists, Sacks, &C.; Gents utf.,
:, ColiarS' and Shirt Fronts; Towels Napkins. Table
line. ''''"s Ia 'he No'i"n
hand. o'"ayS on
All kinds of TOILET ARTICLES. n,ye
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06
Sprtag MiIlineru!

Mss L. A: GRIFFIN, Main ST. has lust oD.Dsa
her Spring Stock Of Millinery, comprising m 'Su
new new style Bonnets, Hats, &c. Also, full line NJ
attention of the ladies' 'N'''eS me
order 's mace 10
may6
Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

WANIED-By an experienced Teacher sItua-
lion IN one of the District Schools of this conntv
references by permissiOn:-Rev. J. S Willis Har
rngton; Rev. J. NJ. Williams Milford; VIM ShaTn
DoVer. and others. Address E. d. TARR,
April lst-4t Dover DeIawe,a