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ton, IN ballast to j. r. Bailey q 90,
Br Drlg John Sanderson. Golfer, l3 DAYS from Lon
donoerIy N B., with iTon etc, 10 o. q. Van Horn.
kchr j. y, Austin Davis from New YORK, with bar.
ley 10 captain. ~ ~" N' "''A wv
Bcbr james Jones Potter from, Tacksonyti,o ,,i,h
lumber to captain. ' ~ 'S' "i''
EChr Aurora. Arts / day from FrederIca mai with
grain to Jas. l. Bewley q Go. 49, 1' "
schr VIM, Tow nsend, McNItt day from Ere erica
Del with grain to Jas T. Bewley e 20,
City Ice Boat No, / Capt b masOn, went down the
river yesterday morning at IL A. M, nd returned az
p M, having been as far as Chester without seeng
any ice
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DIED.

Died.
sNELL.-on the 10th instant, PHOEBE SMELL,
aged IS years.
er mIenos and those OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence of
Mrs. f. Megonigle corner OF Fourth and Federal
streets, Camden N. j. on Monday, the 2ist instant,
Al / O'clock p. NJ, without further notice.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

DALLAD AND SIGHT TSINGfN NG.-9.
ID BISHOP. No. 33 s. NINETEENTH st. u !Is,'
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
MARYLAND ARai~S

tHlEvEs-Centrevile Crunpton Newtovn and several tb
er toWns are beset with thieves N1 O'-
NJ h-An adjourned meeting ofthe Board of Direc
lhe Kent County Railroad took place at
thursday last The contract for building the road NO,
ca TO MAJ A. F. Sears of Newark n. j. Col Enocb TJ;
oi bergen N - and Charles 7, Sratton ESQ., Of this t 80
'ne sum OF S94SOOO The contractors take s27s
at par 100000 in county bonds and pnaranto f
cash. Inc lower terminus of this will be at Deer Rot
80 n miles below ChestertOwn. The contractors pur-
pose 10 begin the road without delay as SOON ne bo 90 -.
the requisite material together They will probaIv
Deep BOTTOM for the convenience of trapsportaop
ooaoy be generous rivalry between the Kent and ouean
anne roads, as to which shall be compile ed frstNddIeo
Transcript. '0"n
A MEAN MAN-The Cambridge Herald and Democrot s
' man residing in that community who the psb,pd f
an anlable wife and the father Of three interesting
nave however long since left him and gone TO friends in
a..np np'eu 10 commit suicide because his mistress.
uatto woman Ol base character transferred her oE g.
another white He placed his roroIr =. a, I'm ~
ea ana hred It, The ball entered just above the oar b M
tie SKULL passing along it to the top of his head
II was removed by physician. 1t has been found
necessary 10 dlsarm him. as he his determination 70 ~
destroy himself W YET
HORSES DRowNED.-On Monday a gentleman rar,a,f po,,
| delaware with carriage and two valuable horses Will
attempting to cross the mill branch which eows ovar tho ~
both horses were drowned eeP WATER ana
The Crumptonian from which we take tho abo .1i, ,
commissioners ought to be held responsible for ti
If the horses had been ovvood b. r.. -
md oil H. a., oy hent county Commissioner |
~, - IN the carriage, the whole nartv
wen uucKed something might have been done r., NAB
% r travellers but as the victim this case is from MI
ware nothing need be expected. ''AH Oela-
h',oh Friday morning week the dwelling bouse on ,b
TO Pere Wilmer Esq. near Centreyill and ~
'upieu Oy Edward q. Hambleton was destroved l g.
PPSeu 10 nave caught from defective chimney Thor. ~
a. insurance by the Montgomery Company for $1,000 which a
about one half the value of the house " '-''- was
SEvENTEEN-YEAR LocUsTs-Tbisi is A. - ,
kin tue seVenteen-year lOcuss These insects made |
% cnIohicied appearance here in Maryland in I79q ad
seventeen years after that time They las, am
saiVu IN i'' OF which many Of readers doubtless b
istnct recollection S' nave
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
Written for the "Smv-n, Tt:


MIR. MR.. E,DIToR:-"A thing of beantv ;s =.
tT tT[eVer. Uuder this head permit mo % "a 10Y 10Y
paper to Home ,Adornments. '0U' valuable
"a i6d IS admitted (and justly, too that snvrD,
Is tne most beautiful town on this whole S smyrna ncn
ula, II more attention was paid to bea",fr pvifn
ing our homes (which can be s easv " donn dOgautly ny
at little expense by erecting heat fencDs tilo th
iIuI!LVatlGn OF flowers and shrubbery and the tbe
nyng wyg off of grounds into beautiful shapes a%a and sn9
wars! wars the town would be made even noro @mo
bPeautitgl' b', and amply repay the little expeOse @
9y Iy making ing nome more attractive to our chill
uren. There is another matter in which 'Iv wo
are greatly interested: the construction of omr
dwellings,. 1t seems that every builder aims Ot1 ~
TTEet TT house very much like his neicbbor,S
w " nat we want is more variety in our dwell;nr0
no has failed to notice the san,eness nF ~
buildings throughout the whole of some of o,,n Oo
,treetsE Variety is the spice of life ;; 0Ts
not variety of construction and allowance. Is Is
buildings regularity of its streets and avonUo VI
{ OF this we boast, and its public bniId;mna Ge
mas any the spice, the beauty. and tTe io O,i
@ u any town AS many of our townsman an 10y
Gnn building, hope these hints will not il ha
IMPROXEMENn
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
STATE AND LOCALS.

hELLGIoUs ITEMS. = Elsewhere we rive tho
proceedings Of the Methodist Conference. ice '''
E, 1t Rev. Bishop Lee, will visit Srvrna on
sunday, May 18th, to administer the rite of
confirmation. 0 l1Ie VI
At the Church of the Crucifxion. PbilodoI
aIn' PIna' on tae 9TH inst, Bishop Lee conGrmeJ
04hn Is. Cough has been secured for onoth
er Lecture on Wednesday, Anri lei let I,,uin. nmJn,
tno Aeos auspices OF the Young Mems C5r;"t;nn
Wilmington -''0' leiian Ohurch,
rLi mcHi y. II. Emerson, of the PRESBYTERIAN
Jnu[ch' OF. Georges, was complimented hv .
Jon Jm"tio" t VISIT recently His coal pile. his lar
Ier' t' MS meal chist, &c, were supnIied dnr;na
'n, lo ,udy' anu at night his writing desk he
Mardr9be and his pocket book were renleni.bS % J,S
0", happy time was the result.
heV. Or; Francis Hodgson. formerly n,sto.
vi u,f several NJ. b. Churches on the Pen;pSnIo
":n Oe transferred to East Baltimore Confar'
W., wv. lie has, accepted an invitation of
Dn pDmurcl IN the latter conference at Danviile
Inc me ladies and friends of the Baptist Church
~ Dover' Will entertain the public with fes-
o,'t ot'%i ana tableaux on Thursday and FRIDAY
onJ nJnangs' n 1he l9th and 2Oth inst, (to-morrow
n. N the State House. On SUNDAY Rev U"IIn Nh
rnppo' the new pastor, oficiated. -'-''
D lhe 1Deta~arean pays high commitment 70
hev. MIR. Colcazer, who has ofc;atoJ fel ~, 10
asT three years in the NJ Z. Church in Dovar Do ,mo
Conference. ~" A''O u i"oof Oy the
,,.; hey Mr.. Uric, of the DIiddetown NJ r
JInurch' is going to retire from active labor H.
le VIII reside In Wilmington after Conference
On Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Redman offci,toJ
Ihe VI; b. Church in this town in the norn
e ig, anu Rev j.. " Smith, of the cor conprean- oa u,
on' IN the evening. --0 oO"sfega-
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

NOT CoNsTITUmoNAL.-A law of the new
0'ate OF Nevada, levyipg capitation tax Of
one dollar upon all persons leaving said St,ta
ny any railroad or stage route has lust Leor
oeciared unconstitutional by the U. S. Sunrpmo
Court, Judge Miller presiding '-''
Delaware has similar law, 1t will be re-.
memDered that the Legislature, in 'C3 or '61
passed law leyying capitation tax Of ten
~ o'u'S On all railroad or steamboat companies
carrying passengers "in, through upon, over
VI across any part of this State, or within the
ooiiiVU i,i'oiiai limits OF the same" This tax is
o;ai'''eu U; from the passengers by the compa-
nieS-eVery passenger paying ten cents more
than the actual fare for every ticket npr,.bo,ol
ihere has been considerable objection to tb;s
law, and 1t is stated that the p, W &RR
H. 20. are paying the tax under protest Il |
Is Is considered unconstitution and injurious to
the business interests of our State
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

! \, odhkIng house Of John McLear &, Son Mo eo
) ~ ~Net "'.' wilmington, Del. u s. Governn,an
securities bought, sold and exchanged 730's con
Rnar;n ''iso 2,@os, and Union Pacific r. r. Golf
! SHjas Bonds. Gold and Gold Coupons bongb,
| 0iVer and Compound Interest Notes v,antad
olandIsh is is bound to be ahead on the Restaurant
qucs'on' Ills bar is always supplied with the bo.,
wines and liquors, and he can '.beot Tho oeS
geting up fancy drinks. You can Get anv ,h;n,
y"d Call ior. In The eating line he ia also tb0ra,,i
posted Ills oysters, pics lambs tongues mo-
oe' and every thing else that he has-and he 5as
.i'"g t,'dt any other hrst-class restaurant has
are the best. Go and try some. A''' ''"'
Go and see Wards Hall: adn,;ss;., g :,
cent stock in it. N1S ihaghlh-
p OYSTERS for sale, by the Quart or Conn,
restaurant OF g. w. Standsh, on Commcrce e,e
Families supplied. OO''h'erce street.
itances Gu TO Great Britain and Ireland Dr, ,r,s
ior l. and upward, payable on demand issnod 20
lowest rates. Foreign drafts and Gold and S,luos
Ma.t'".' ny Ionn McLeat Il Son, Bankers. No 607
MARKET St. Wilmington, Del. W.
NcDowelFs Furniture Rooms is the place IN brv
lineup Mattresses near the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
you'll never know what nice furniture Fo,;os
mas unless you 60 and see it,
=, Where can l buy the latest STYLE and Cbean.s, |
Hat1 Up at Primrose's he kee6s the Ia,raot
best assortment of Hats and Cans thai g.. ~ a"u
In Smyrna. e'ef Sd"
,,, !phn mcLear q Son, Bankers, No. COZ Marke, st
wilmington, Del, issue passage tickets from Enc
i""u' Ireland Germany, France, and all other noins
!" A1uroPe' ei'her by steam or sailing ships.
The Furniture Rooms of James McDoweII e,o,,
lerce st. near the Depot, Smyrna, Del. is the nano
TO get Centre Tables Bedsleads and Bureaus r p.ace
'act' anything in the Furniture line. ~ ="
want nice pair Of Window Shades
P'IioF' Primrose has some beautiful ones.
why do SO many ladies wear shor, drosoo., III
snow The pretty shoes they get from Primross,. 10
,, we are glad that Primrose is again ;n,o
ne Is not exlorllonate in our prices.
. Alex FAIRIES has the biggest stock of c,r,;,
Veer brought to Smyrna. VI furniture O
III ~ you want nice sofa, lounge, mat,rass or ~
"lng IN the furniture line, 20 10 Faries Ut any
8 IN ne only place where you can find an o
u carpets is at Prmrose's. ." assortment b
- ne e best place and only place Won can f,d ..u
"c OF carpets and Oil Cloths is St Pr;mra ,,. II
,arPets are Cheap He hus beautiful roo, e. nus t,
myrna. '' Inc thing 70
= you want handsome Foot Mat, such n. Coco, ii
o'her Kinds, go TO Primrose's. 'Oa III
The place to get Extension tables. nj Cv p,;oo OF
a. the Furniture rooms of James McDowoil r"' IA a
10 Depot, Smyrna, Del. "0'i' near y
Farles keeps every thing in the furniture line
xamine his stock. "i'u'e hne'- 10
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
PIEILADA. VI. e. CONFERE%e'r
tContinued from first page.l
FRTnAy


Nom 5M%ry s ws ad@Sd a cdnddft fd 5 for the
Es and Go Eib E'Of Il b NS6b' Henry White. n Brady james
e WAS sGJg b% a Who the supcrnumerary preach
fgd Es3 4 Ku%SaF h ~ L. 9asSno sS o%jRS t. sSs
Walters w. H. Bs t%9 ii Il Ayrss C. Karsne James NtiI G.
out 5t Jas Ne W NJ Formo bp witp
s@'%% CSege J eefsiGn sana v \ ITFiSss5
@ nm 81 3 9uisiana G giving history of the work o syr
among the cooT pon and prospects of the church interests
m Ig aS M Of the eighth question was then resumed
oil The Rev VIM Quinn during the past year was
P mao%n wfS' D Gn% annognegd preachers
S the eos s y oH Tas dsa.tsa as4 taken % and the
Durbn Joseph Castle james M ng dreaes seieced j. p
tb hr inference then adjourned until Saturday nori
'Ie O"ce OF the delegates ANNOUNCED "iieh
SATURDAY.
order b Shfe @ IS q shop James the Conference was called to
sen stS Oh me Treasurer Of the Centenary Fund was pro
Fn no De drawn on the fund for Sl favor Of tn. S
pibgbaT Dr. DgrPn & Dr. Castle VIM Gray Dr. Caro, James
Murphy were elected deIerat m t,h f H. H. P@tson and
% NJ D. hurtz elected trustee OF The
te tna9nf Mullen and Wallace presented paper in relation to
was Is the order of the for Tuesday at 10 G ck
q singer wa o ta ag minutes m when the
Connca s. IirT f. qf!Sa1n OF heinz altimoTe
som VIM KssEn En?Sh Gr9SIand Jos R. nher T6os HaTT
elected to deacon 74 anu UeorSe Is Cutler
led a deacon. " A''""Seiica Association. admit
i itd diIItIIwng n named local preachers w4ra ra,r.,
,Iurrov y II JOS }. Camp X. C. Sinners at
in, Maxwell Rove AMI + Nd Led John Perrine Francis Sco
olSll0p James the
lcmlers. NteNee' Dr HOdgsOn addressed the
+, 5Ciapiain i, A. VI Thomas and T. j. CUNNINGHAM m
'eu aI'eihaes to the General Conference "ereap-
MONDAY. b
cunningham offered the following resolution.
, htoLNEb 80 That we do hereby request the tie,oT
% ~ ~ restore The term of the ministerial serTc Iohier-
IN tn Ee'N' also TO rescnd the rule prohii,in
ne city or town ~ wv consecutive terms in the
o nv, hr 'lroy offered amendment 70 divlo a.
,icu was carried AMI the IeSolu-
~ ,'ni oh was received from Rnv Rsbon
the death OF his A Acomnitt, ~ SIMPSON,
proper expression rnrrat
Vi bSlop simpson -Nete' dI the allc- 81
report OF the American Sociatv ,ro, | n
a., w., @ tlr alton OF the Bible durn1 III voa
hn TfsSu The liberal support Of the menbrs y, al
3nv r. at large was solicited behalf f tbis i fO
49, l.; an agent of the Society mad
A haa,, 70 tht interests of the m
W.ti Slcl ami pledging the future "na :,
Is taken up 80 ''Nal Most OF the session was ~,
-htIrr fy sermon was then preached Inv Roy IT do
from St chapter John verse TGo - H. ue
NP'ou ooouI three quarters of hour. N'' -
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

The j. & B. R. R.-A meeting Of tho n;
rectors OF the Junction & Breakwatcr Ro;lrood
was held at Georgetown ON Tuesday wner
"hen number of gentlemen from New Yorl,
agreed to build half the road Tor furnish tbo
money theFeior) if the citizens would LnilI
che other half. This is certainly v"rr
favorable offer and ought to insure the com,
pletlon of the road to Lewes. With tLo .Gd;
tlon OF the State fund to the road tIysro j. ~. :.
comparatively small amount left for fLo a.. =
zens to raise 0-'i
According to the Sussex Journal tho Nm
forkers have agreed to construct tbo oat;.' ~"
road from Georgetown to Lewes. and tLa ny n;
fectors have accepted the poposition Tbana
Is prospect OF having the road in rupning or
DER before the close of the year.
Ia the mean time there is a pronosit;on -
nave road from Georgetown to Seaford. .wbicb
Cy connecting with the Junction road n tbo
former place, and with the Dorchester & DoI
aware road ito Cambridge at the latter wonId
establish railroad line across the Panino~il oniu
between the two Bays. SUI"
4eiegraphic communication with To,vas :
soon to be established, we learn
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
Fl. J: SMITH,
=. = ". GAYLORD, ! Com.
b. d. TARR.. '

LonderSPAI5 @df%SPAPEH eaSII CmANaEs1Mr Edward B.
the M7E@ i formerly Of this office, has taken
and publisher. We believe tbe 1ra,. oe ; eHltoI
mqeh improved by the change. NIT M$g wiz u a@ DC
iI.!dustrlous, energetic young man and ~ IN IS an
L ms "nole energy to the task before him W. W.
nope the citizens Of Milford will give him go,
tth"oe,""fagement, tho, and we believe he will ivy
uset, Hehl good local newspaper, and become ge'e
d.: mr, VIM; Il. Davis, the proprietor Of n.
3TJ 3V"0Grt Adr0cate published at Westmin.tanre i, Tue
ITTu Ton,. mas sold the establishment to Messrg
DeI DIgnrE randerford & Son, of the MiddIetoTrSS
Oe'' transcript. So says the Comnlercijo,TI VIII
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

,ic y" g., tDlES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ELAx
NISGIS SiaSes /, Tets Stockings, Knee Caps, Ran.
Erector Brscos In Braces, Spinal, Shoulder and
'iu'Ses' Synnges' in great variety, &c, r'ure
TUrr ,,.D,, at " NEEDLESS"
DELPIIa street Sr First door below Race, PHII.A
s;unI e. =. rms Department is conducIed ExcI1,
svey sd Tor Females and Children by
,le STOCK IS adapted their SoeciaI WanIs
co9rec, our Mechanical Remedies, we combine
CONSTRUCTION, with ease and com(nrl
P,oCos.;o, G. II. NEEDLES
may S.Gm '' "A ''LADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHILADELpHI.

AND WHERE TO BUY TUEN ~ q
pu every one has heard Of Evans CHEAP Can
81 STORE where you can buy your goods lover Ihan
from y Un+r esahlishment and make your selections
i,oIh I one OIL The largest and finest stocks of
pHUssELs' THREE PIY. INGRAM STAIR and R.o r..
Pc, PIS vi CLoris, MATTINGs. WINDOW SuAnrS So
nns are are selling Carpets two yards wide. onIv a 0o
certain ISa, examining our lou prices and be
'" '""' you get INTO the right store
m,e JOHN NJ. EVANS
"''O q" No. 3l7 N. ID St, above Vine
ana directly opposite Wood ST. Philad'a
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

mdoCsd 6OsdiNEss.IMr y VIM. B. Collins has COM
Ion~ eu occnn un? hardware business, at his store
Main street. % 0eing ntted up on
feed store. e"e " open Hour and
StOcl1' q; w eSey Jones has taken the cellar urdor
fnrs fNy e,o Dro' office, and is buying produce ei
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

IMPEACHMENT The impeachment
commenced in Washington on FriJav .. "a. :"
appointment. ""'' - PEI
Promptly at o'clock Chief Justice Chase
!" us omclal robes, entered the Senate Cboro
per by side door, Mr. Wade tbon onaa,.n
ced that the hour had arrived fer tho So.
A'' u resolve itself into Court of T;nno.oI
ment and thereupon vacated the ch,;r yrI':1I I':
the Chief efJustiee filed. The Seroeont =. "'-''H
then proclaimed in the usual form. conmanJ ,,I,'
ing silence while the Senate Of the IT.
0tates Is sitting Oh the trial Of articles or;r,
peachment against Andrew johnson p.o-;
dent OF the United States. The Monacor. -.
the part OF the House, Stevens. Bop+wou -
gan wilson, Butler, and Bingham entered
,0iio"ed shortly after by the rest of the nom
Oers OF the House. The Serpeapt.at. A..
was then directed to call the acousaJ ,rla.
tne Presidents counsel, Nessrs Gto,.L.a,'
Cultls ana Nel,on appeared in hi, Lor..i.
M 0tanDeIy presented the plea of the pros;
uo"o' asking 1or a postponement Of the trial
'0r iorty days to enable him to prenaro ~
answer Mr. Bingham, on the mart of tha
managers, opposed any postponement of 49,
trial. on the ground that it was violation IS
the rules for the trial, adopted by the Hon,o
Dir. Curtis, one of the Presidents counsoI ~
gued in favor of the postponement. and wos -
piled to by Gen. Butler Mr. Nelson and NJ.
bingham also argued for and against the no.t.
ponement. Being unable to come to an arroo
ment, motion was made to commence ~
trial April 9th, which was lost The Sanoto
then retired for consultation, after which .
motion was made that the trial commence o.
Monday March 2ad, which prevailed ~
The matter viii now remain nuiet mt, Al.
time specified. During the proceeJ;na. "un 'ne
" Washington. The members of Congroeasae Cleseeu y IN
allowed certain number of tickets 70 %;ro were
rlends and no one was admitted who baS iso ne. "
lcket: This was done to prevent the oVor ovo
'rowding Of the gallery. Applications frep fror :
I'll parts of the country, for tickets, have shean
pade, but as only 1000 are issued. eomnara
Iyely few are accommodated. 1t is said tbot
here are 2Oo applicants for every ticket Ca. ca.
nday twe-thirds of the spectators were ladies. h
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

ENRURS OF YOUTU-A Con,I,, =,
Spnercd for years from Nervous Debility nv mas
9Gay' and all the effects of youthful ,nd;srro,i
i' ior inc sake of suffering humanity. send f.
10 al who need it, the tpe and dirsetinns 'tee
aEng tne simple remedy by which he was cnro ,or
risnce c %iSdlng to poG by the advertisers expc
dence, Holm d Gti ~ perfect conf
mvI5 AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18

90 LIE ne reason why MIsHLERs HERB BlrrERs cures
remedy ior deranged stomach, or Dyspepsia n"tv
MnoM u; anu because 1t nVigoraes The entire system
T the nervous bres eevales the standard
tone OF the entire human organism Med;c;na ,ho,
VIII 90 this will cure any disease for The smnie
reason that nature will do the rest "P'o
we guarantee, that no woman or child however
Pare ana enacated, use these Bitters reguIarI,
ot I~enty one days, without the return of he ros,
Sne9ks ana iaIr complexion characteristic of good
ne9IIh: Sold by Druggists and Dealers s'''
,oI DE o D. hARTMAN q CO, Propretors, Larcas
a. "iu NhicagO, Illinois. Jan22.3m
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
A CERTAIN CURE For MARRIEnIAn1HcS

OhKIAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES.
with or without medicine, from whatever cause. at
one On interview or by mail, by MADAME REsTrII.
Professor of Midwifery. Over thirty wears nrac'
t.Ge' ,G1H ,,,, Her Her INFALLIBLE FRENCH FENATE
w. MoN lilly PILLS, No l, Price 81, or No. 3,
fail, are safe and healthy Office No. Eaa, F;G, FvSer
second Street, first door from Fifth Ayenue Neyv
ork City; or sent by mail. Her Circular. "Ad
wee to the Married. especially for those wbaso
heaith or circumstances, forbid too rapid ocrease
OF family. Sent Free n'L1o Jus. 1uSe
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

on.o % directors of the Delaware MutuoI T ;c, -
Pany believing that its members oro ~ I
o 70 receive all The excess of nrem;ur o' 80 u''y
J;;I ny ihehl. in the shape and indor h pau ~
t;e Out they entitled m aII ,b hule o.
c Tue large accumulations Of a IT, ,Sn . "eii's
Ca', nave determined 10 inoornorata Tho cIIy Fly uIl
feature into its plan, viz. Po'a'e 'he following
"Heh 'he accumulation of funds from, nro;. -
~ ILelPtS' shaii be sufficient TO meat orJ;rp ' re-
OllOwlng terms, VIZ: s"es'Diuuef' on The
only. 'oa"eu 10 Folcy holders
oEcoND-NO member shall borrow more Than III.
amount of his Policy '"o'o ''ia" the
THIRD The Policy will be taken as secur,tv br,
Sy is actual value, g. It's surrender vaIne "Iba
oalahce must be amply secured bv satisGac,o,, G.
Mougages on Real Estate. The Board of Diron'a" @
Sl De lhe lud ges of The sufclency of such sec1,s
FooRTH-in the event of the death of The rnernIy
navmon, o H. ,1a Is made it shall be applied 10 tbe
80. H -Nioney SO loaned, shall be called in anil
t;" ~ y, extraordinary losses, and then sixIv dy ia
H. , ne gven' and the loans longest ont bSI, no.
ono Io1 ,h ana not more than one Iour,h % oe
larger proportion shall be lndisnenpaISi unless
= nus giving The borrower the nrohoh necessary -
Sney curing his fe if he chooses ~ use oi the
oATH In case the member 70 . ~ te,aln 1t.
Seui S snail fail to pay the Inieres, o money is
ma alIow MS Policy TO LAPSE for asaeeo upon or
SS"uns. then the loan shall be Psymeht Of
,o,;e ,;eeSE,NrH-Every member of the C".sa
Ter, and b,d" are TO be disposed Of in tbs m.
Read ad dvert;ssn 20 received by "sealed proposaIs
'''e'"en' OF Company ip analher Column
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in the the ra4ooJ GAasTherf is considerable change
another column. The afternnom VIC publish IN
no now leaves here at $40 instead Of ram AZ north @
onG express goes up at TO- so in tho nv, nao ano
ahu comes down at $50 in the evcninr Vr"IGg Wg
NO Inc me- Maryland trains have also cban,od b..
Ridgely '0' Inc cars now run to
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
70 TO FARMERS AND PTA NrroS ~
subscriber oilers for sale ''N La" EhS,- The

snhso,, W Io FARMERS AND PLANTERS. Tn.
10000 TONS OF
DOOBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
Oi Inc L9d! Manufacturing Company. made from tho
York CITY, Tor which The comnanv Iaro oi New
contract. Price only nave exclusive
TWENTY EIGHT DOLLARS PER TON
delivered on board of the carsor ho., ~ ph,-,'
WarfanIed by The Company to be eqral wE,sIpm
motGa, afr 70 any superphosphate in tho 70
Cam bova results on Corn, Cotton, Tobacco and
eFopirom ten days 10 two weeks Soono, ~ ma;
known Pon,e WIN certificates of hundreds of wei,
san, roa anu Farmers, and every in(ormo,'o
sent Tree 10 any one applying by letter or
po,,o PAUL POHL, JR..
-oDl1 1ul lSOSouth Wharves, Philada
Smyrna times., 1868-03-18
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATFD nv
c. HI. NEEDLES.
at his Office,

Philadelphia. - anu NACE SIS
Professional experience in the odius,r,o,., &c A.,
~ o~udlical Kemed les and Supports for I6 vnsrs ht.
"ri extensive opportunities for practice in his
int FPNI naI NEGLECTED &c branch 10 all afflicted win
ces.I,i VI ~ IKE. he can guarantee the sue
c"re c"rn case and It's conditions often peracng radical
tic Ltes Rn', requiring Trusses, Braces Supporters Elias
find = Iycnarr"o,'ts; oyrngeS, Pessares, DC, will
co1npeGn' and intelligent FEMALES O'''O uo''u OY
"annngs Braces Frrchs Supporters French
Bsic@s SnaI rrusses Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Feb 26 lOm N'u''"es' &C. &C.