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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13

! Excavations have brought to light iE Syria
a Hebrew house dating from about the
second century before Christ. Some Of the
roums are in gou,l preservation, and among
The. books found is cnllectinn Of Hebrew
poems. said to be unknown ~ present
UrientaIs.
The Russian Government has ordered
that the wo'k oi the construction Of the
railway from Moscow TO Smolsnsk shall be.
gin at once, in order to alleviate the dis
tres. prevailing in the provin et smO.
lensk.
People do not generally realize that it is
a. necessary 10 forget as to temember--io
lei the chat 20 and retain the wheat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
L,rIMER AND HENRY VII.

In the midst uf the passions aud cruelty
of llenry Will, the upr,gh, p'elate preach
I'd ST srl,on in his presence, Al the Chapel
ROYAL, cuadenniug IN the sta ngest ltrms
The very crimes u which every Que knew
tia, monarch Mas peculiarly addicted
Euragrd beyond measure 1t the rebuke
openiy administered 10 his "pleassnl
vices" Henry sent for Lalimer and threat
ened him with instant death Il he did not
on The next occasl"n gretract all his cen
sures d. openly as he had made them. The
irprovl gnt uiLd, aud on the uext Saadas
the Royal Chapel was crowded wI:h The
euurtirrs, eager 10 hear the terms ~ ~hleh
:he ialiealble prelate was 10 recant his ceR-
sure. OH the yoluPisoas t,rant. baI
lalimer aseeaded the Paipl', aud. after a
i.ais pause, hxng hs eyes steadily on
Iienry. exclaimed. ia the qialRt language
uI tne time. 10 Which its inherent dignity
la, communicated riaquence: BelhlLk
thee, HsgA Latimer thou AT IN The pres.
race ui Iny worldly sovereign. ~ho hath
poser Ii. tvIaina1e III! EARTHLY lie aud cast
all ,h, uasldly gods inio the ilAmss. But
bxthInk thrs aAs"' hse" '..'''''' "' .'"@
ar !. N. pte.enee Vi ~, lirasenIy Falher.
~ho.r fight aa"u - "s'! ~ u'sn' q,
w.u =. s.re, and whv can cast Thy soul
mn. n.I.l.6,e," aud immediately began IL,
,.,m. .,.o .evsrrr aud more culI,ns than
n,.Crr 4. es.tlsate the ta,er,te uess aud
,rin,, al ,,,s ind' s"ant s"'rseIsn. The Is
-. ,C ,h. ,,l. was different IL om what tde
cruel character ul the ty'ant might have le'I
-. =, .xn.c, Henry, @ho With all ht,
atr"eity. wa, not on soAe "cea1"1s "e'"'
tute II generous srn'i"s". ~as ps"seAs
eJ by the hersIc ccnssA"t oi the le"staos
prria,.. aud INSTEAD oi loading hin With
chain, anil sending hsn, Is every Que ek'
r,e,ed. ,u III. .caasld. openly expressed h''
admiration of III. coarasr, aud took hun
anure into favor than ever.
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iI.RD swEaEiSU.- U.-weare crrd,by infa.rn
ell that Jane. liam. who li,rd ia thi. eoun.
~, curse h,m.clf to death few days since.
lie owr.l small >urn fr mtat. and on hr.
ing duunrd Ior The Money. BEGAN Iu s~rar
,rry hard. snd finally said, " he hoped he
might dIie AID 90 TO hell If he rver paid a
cent Of the account =" aud immediately fell
dad This j. true. aud shuuld be icmem.
brrrd bv thnse addicted 4" swearing.
The Gre,nsb"rough Times il rtsp"n.lhIe
for the aba.e. We neither father. god.is.
,arr no.step. father ". but give IL 10 our
rea,lers a. W. fud il. u true. land WHY
should il nat be so:l IL should serve ~ a
,rrinqs warning to all these. both old aud
soang. m gh estate and low estate. WIN
are addicted To the dissgrerabie habit of
swearing. wamipgtsa P"a.
SasKlSG coRS TO FExp iloRsEs. AT least
one.rhi rd .f the corn fed 10 horses NAV be
saved bs soaking il before giving il 10 then
Place twn hne,hesds IL the cellar, secure
lrnm frost. hlI them With ears vi corn, and
pour 40 water 10 cover IL. whrn we'll
soaked. teed il TO the hu"srs: and when
"nr eask u fMp'N, MI u again anu Ieed
lrnm the Other. by he time one !. empty.
'he corn in The o,hrr il yell soaked. The
e"b. are ~ we'll soaked that The h"r,r. eat
the whole. and they require only iva. thirds
.. much corn When prepared 10 tbs way.
aud there j. no doubt that this preparation
snd the eating of the cob with The corn.
'rnhcrs thr rn"d n"fc Wholesome.
The horn Of a sra unicorn was lateivrx
uscied irnlu the side III the ship Purahnn
t,., now at Huston. IL had passed thu ough
= SsLlckne.s of a. inchrs Of Soulhern pine,
aud a.out 20 lnch,s IN length was lrit in
ship. showing that il must have been
driven with iremrnduus farce.
New Ave. three aud onr.cent pieces have
btrn issued from the Philadelphia mint.
The hses are Of the sane size, and the
three. aud ONES are lillIe smaller Than
the present pisces. The devices are all
alike the goddess of liberty on one size,
aud 5. .. aud on the other. 4aa~
A year age man paid 81 900 for some
land 10 Omaha. lie has jast sold il 10 u
railroad for CSC, 900.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28

Die ruYreb", incem ie scn bet
M{ai1e Der in ct. Yaul rielen Scmmer
Hprsunebmencen 8euten irridt, ia9t:
. IS 1T iider fein Ylos I'M @elteu>
mpbin Steinbauermeilter, NIT 8eidtdten
0ebilfen NIT 9rSberer 0epibbeit auf
oouernoe uno lpbnente 8e1 91fttouu9
tpmn1en t~Dnnten> ais III ct. poul."
Wtr eenfen an Met tern feblts uns
11'dt ober NIT ben 9eldtdten @ebilfen
bat'S feline &i6ti9feit.
Nusserti1en: Ollie RnSpaSaer,
in welde lcm 5oparp felt BRET Soee
letnen @atsrbofen sinaetdn9t.
-SebtwaS@ole II, 60. bte1e
@u9e in ge5us auf 5&uier, Gotten, Garmen une
gerl9erunsen iasen in Der leBten Spalte auf ber
6. Seite.
- Gin Serr Warren CARPENTER, bat
I'D mt: elmer SdulcsnmaHe BON ! Wt'z
lion rnter ben ;ShuB bss Bnnferpttoelez
50 tttsut obne etnsn Gent @utbaben
aufmstlsr au f5nutr. Ter bats pufanz
cen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28

gSrGt fcmmt e. rod {,
{ mt!"-0ir wi6sn, 60 1T cine bortt
Nufsobe, cen 0euten gu er3dblsn, rae man
~Walematten" eemodt bat, uno 70 fneeu
MIR IS ertIdrltn ooe bag u@olfet!att" BIZ
Nadrtdt, pob BE Demotratte In Gan
Grarc'seo Ten Dallas" befommen, esN
bat altbaden msroen laGen ebe IS pificlte
asbro@t bat, uno finn 3uf,ieper, ra6 es
oielelbe in Jolae uni erer NnmabnunQ
entl'@ bod iibabaupt brin9t. Wir moi
len nun remNa9bar fir Den &innbofen
trampf ben ibm ras lanolameu u. per31aertf
&noden oieier bit,e,nM ubzNub pes utla@t,
r'S 9ablal bteten. oob MIR natrdslid aud
nod beri@ten, pue in BUR ebupe" vNit>
teetustel, ~Sd6ppsnitep&" unc Is an
ptrn Beltfdrten ron aleider 8sce tuno,
tsleaen i'm Mo;9enIanre. me- Die @o0srz
poladeh mobnen. fi6 etn remofrntilder
"umi&muns" teme,ttar 8ema&t bat.
Gin mann obne &noden.-
&m lrtt:n Disnta9 Qab bier in ct. paul
cprjieli6 auf Der Dr'ttfn Straee in
0sasnwo,t elmer ercben Nn3abl 3ul9auz
ct unc gun t5diter @re6Ben le5 unteridbz
ri9sm 9bsil5 eerilben Wor1sQuneen in
Der t6bern u@quilitrifif>" mel@e niat
IN flnfli@er Gffba|tuna, ~ionrern in at
~!eluter @er'dtuna aQsr 0e(ege ess
81 nc ruaft5 b .b'. Der Wanu Ilb,<
tie ~ fubne Sdpantunesn nod allen
&i%tunaen BET Maonstnarel bin aug.
CAP 60 mitunter ldten, ais famebte er.
Da BON 8alaneirtn bet bieler W,t &unR.
chung oerenpuiute BARN bei1tbt. i9 befr
Gortbemeaen Der 6lse mDali9t mcnte
ais S,1epunft iu b%spiener, feint
Stree (ein fann. 70 fubrtf her Manu aud
feine 8alancIrifanee uno tsa6te @Qen
BE tbm iuiaben> nur& Die %une.b5ueu
&6,p riamenfunaep, bet tenen er ih &c,
Nale al6 etues Steue1rucer6 ~. bscienen
i&ten, BE ueber,euauna BET, pab Ct feline
&nc@en an, 2eibe babe. cser rpsnn, eineu
pappenfisl barum sets ob fe gang blet>
ben pper ni9t.
-DaS Concert am Dfenfao
Nbe1o par BEG i6lsdten @ttters >peeen
Mot 10 fart ais oep5bnlt4 teludt, eud
otelet1tser BE Der llneunA tcs @ettere
troB bptsn pureen reidIi6 fit tbrfn @ano
be|obnt. MQe auf hem prc9ramm ent'
baltenen Stude mu,oen 0ut yoreetraoen,
8ficnoerS 9tfelen un8 bic Spmpbonie
uno paS 3uppltbet. DaS aanie nor 70,
oaB mon nur tecauern fam. ros 70 bos
|A's's Concert rr Sailen par.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
Die Bef1esruna.

Die bemofratilbe Stortconpenticn 1T
nab etwa Observation-Disclosures @eben
NIT Gem |clssnpen Stapuidet nhoeree<
fomm't:
Ya,tsr patne fur Wayor.
Sem 6ona1o fir Staltrihnr.
Nia. @roB fit ShoBmejter.
Dortes fir Comptroller.
Die Wutter rtelrS Rinrlein5 befinosi
lid in Nnbstraht Der 1bmsren @sburt
nptl uao fonnte unmitteltar nan Benz
aildlid ubafdnpenen &rampfe idon
ptecer ibre %QemDbniide Quantitdt Wbi8>
fey III ]tb nebmen.
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GoQtfte fur Gf:Nreufen .

Nn @aben fir Sfzpreuben 9ingen BEL
Dem nnteriei9neten ferner Elm, Ypn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
.rune @i0entbu,r.

qsir bieten gum @srfaut an 15C 5duler unb Gotten in min-
alien 4teien Ter Staet. - 10000 older unoebrrdenes nber
aussesetdnetes 5armlane in ben Counties Mesfer' gDriobt
WteseOe, earser uto a%aneippbt su etpa IS. 90 per older.
Sttertatl unb Douglas Counties III '0' oN'' "
sinsn Dollar uno sebn Gents per older.
mir serleiten gelo auf @runteisentbum eiaerte;t. f. bos
To nj =
W. @ue @nfraser suerssn gertufrei beant.pprtet. tp.p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28

PIulCtHl- OUVN 2DAu-
0ice>Yrdfreut--@Dbltr.
Secretdr-@ep 6Iorer.
Sdobmeifer-pete 0inpner.
8ino"s>eo"n''tss 5 g. 9 Sa%'';
- Wtr psrmsiI fen bic 9eler ouf elnt
Wn,efae FER @ebrlcer @roy in ether anz
Germ Epalte rtelss 8lottss. Oil 1e Ser
rem haben cine arc Be Nu6wabL Der beiten
Dro9uen, Tarben, 3oilelten Nrtifsl &c.
Gin oeutl9er @lsrt 1T ftet8 anne erp.
um;ua .-6ar Soispb 6. 3hfelboh,
Der Gnarub 8f,llbfr te5 biitsrn 9eben6
fsldes bat jeBt in leinem reuen 9ctal oui
eionem @tunb uno Bpren unterbolb
Ndbsr6 Suwsliers Store uno oeQenuter
6rant Wsrns's 8e1liner 6aus poitp &c
fabt. Der neue Slo1e mieruftrabIt Don
s euncli4feit une ld1ner Nnorrnune Der
idbsn Waoren, Die 3trfelbahs ga
BRIT IN elmer Monniefaltiefeit un9 @ute
l{efert tpeIde nit q <SrleanS, Dem
ebemalisen @@auplaB BON Solepbs
Wt,flamt,it petteifert. 6inter Dem Store
uiro rie @onrito'zW e,ttatt neu arfse>
flbrt.
- Die @ausy:Babn ioU> elmer Mels
ounq ibres Yrdi ~toentsn Drafe sufolge,
Sdtenen In binrei6enber Wenae onge-
fault baben, UNI bic 8atn bis ct. petfr
NOD oieFen CONNIE fe,tia III bouen. 81
oislss Sabr nod weiter bis Manfato ST.
bout miro, 1T fras!t&.
Dtenfag "a. Mdr3 1868 miro
etn metsurolue'i@ mertudroigsr Sag pfz
gen eee prahtpouen @ewittsr6 .bleiben.
rpsldss mir an pemielben sebabt. IS
fam BON Supwef, beson1 oe9en 6 ubr
NIT BIiB unp Donner unp bate ii6 BIG
eeaen 80 ubr pey3osen. Der &esenfau
mar eslino uno bic beim Naben pe6 Sc
ypitter6 eebepten 8sfir9tunsen, pab MIR
BON einenn Srfan, tpie @tica3o, betm9e,
ludt merosn wireen tetitisten f9
u:G:,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
Ser 8IntE8el unb Ser Sbs.
Glne Tabel wel6e III pieitr @c@fe in he
@irflidteit iiterlebt rurre.
81 utieel.

Slutt9eL.
Nun feb NAL bier, tu tider Dds
Mie biinn unb flein i'd bin.
DurdS 1bpr hes flsiuiten NaeeQpds
artd' i9 pbn' Mnitpb bin.
Bin filrssr. unb b II ,dmabler riel-
Ste Der uno ltirb Dor Gdam!
Urei Sag tein tparrner 2SHelfiel
Sn meinen Massn fam*
limb tleinrr trsro i'd immrr nod
limb plrBli& iterb i'd gar,
limb Hu pirif cann erfenneu bod,
SBie niisliG i9 Dir tpar!
Cu lpQif jest wieber ulaufen" unt
8tlt ltsif wte'n %Sedenpfabl.
GAP lau9ea MIDI tonn lnb &C unb
@ir bsiee bis CUR Mabl,
S9S+
Merfmarois> trenn i'd laufcn iou>
@p ma9t tu 9lei9 bi9 flein
limb %ptnielft mir bic Sbren spu,
DAP fi9 ertarmt Elm @tein.
Du bit ein @pisbub fleiner aMEauu,
Nu rarf aeihwcQen bid
@o eben mod. Man lab Dir AT
Nidt Nctb nr9 Mibseldid.
@el9nurrt s1suiammen auf cimal
gilt piecer lu> Yatrpn.
Natarlid es 1T Dor Der @abl
Mein Slut trau6t Gu sum Qubn.
Yad an renn nur nnb iaus bid iatt
Du buu9r'9er Oeiea>
So lang sia S'rpfsn Slut np@ bat
Wetn binteres Ga lteQ.
So 9i19 6 ltets+ @enn lauren iout
Der DDS 3ur aripp I'M @tal
Der S9el immer ial,sen tpplt
Bis fam Der Dds su Sail.
8is tab Der Saie ianf srr Orb
Sm Iooesfampfe matt
Damn bat ter Sscl aufgeb4rt
Damn mar Der Gampyr latt.
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6 t s.
SIS . / i

Ollie bic ettpaS lber ben Mufentbalt eteler 9erren
wi6sn, lnb freunbli6t eriudt es uns uu'sebeno
mit,utbeilen, ba Dielslben ibre fruberenpoltO fifteen
%serlafen baten cbne ibreRIdtanee BET nns sprber
81 berie9tigen.
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ct. paul> 26. Mara 1868.
s. @iGiuS.
ASni9l. YreuB. Gpn|ul.
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Q6ole&G O..
&trlt@frung! y

&c err:
Aenint Su unS FUR ale Mrten @erTderuno. tSier jib IN
'ere @eeultalten, ale lter jeeen 3meifel erbpben:
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g q $ >.

lie 9tamttn nno B1Iser res 5rantiin hatas no. z.
Won }S1tcrrwn ntinn.. tltten biermtt cen SeeAateH u'o
S,lteru rr. N uncirta Saline MU t. fir cs Srneh er
wieierc unltr .NFun4 uuo Jreuacliht.,t I'M @b'nr es'
g. / " tprtu We ;lth en- Alnt at.
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Mhgefommen

Mrmirol Wtllrn, al6 s,ifsr S9if5c15
pi>1n Don @ba6fl.
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Seben6 GerfiGerunqQ
WQenten. '.'' j

Gin 6eWn guMitum in trtcr Idtuns febsuess '@,itSit iud,t
nod eeI1ihe Isenien in ten serihtecenen Staaten an,unelen.
allen 5auen n%ctbmentte, ea bic Snfrnttipnen jeben %eepanbten
damn tdlo etnmeiben. Ole literalea Sesinsunsen Ser @eiea.
lfGft %srieldteri, sas 9Ssrf. G%trentaft, fpise ReRutanten
tnnuen nGI1ri9'f superintendent 9. 3. 9sr 2O75 giep scrf
bait n99ltdit atseHtren. "'
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9rDcerte un6 Vrppiltpn(tore
Jobn @eber S Brp.

ede Don sort unb Stanley : StraBe,
(nabe Der frlberen ,,Bea,')
81. YauL Niun.
9Dtr ltnieu Ste &ufme.tiamteit Der Blrser BON ct,
pam UNI unseeenb auf unfern ppblgefuQten @rpeerie.
nDre. Nue Nrten 9rpeerien. 2ebeusmitteI, WebI. guf.
ter, e,ers unb eth sprshsIt&es @las Eager ,c. taben MIR
vblr ltefern unlera Runten BE Naaren in's Saus.
I'm e~eneieten 3ulpru6 bitten trm.~
Spbn Meber H.. 8rp.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRTNCER

ne most convenient, most durable and therefore
e ene cheapest Wringer ever made; has taken more
a S' premiums at State and general fairs, and is
T""a,Gy uu py more people than all other Wringers
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

any person sending us ONE DOLLAR. or paying III,
same 10 our local Agents. will receive immediate1v
nho oeeEriale Engraving, at choice from the foov,
.1, a. a.u one Certificate of Stock nsuring One
fresenl IN our great distribution. O"'
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs
NO -" MY Child! NV Child !" No. 3" Thev,rs
saved They're Saved"' No. 3" Old Seventv.siI
or, the Early Days of the Revolution OLA
ANY person paying TWO DOLLARS will receiva a;
nIer o me following fine Steel Plates at choice and
"O Cerllhcales Of Stock thus becoming entitIed 70
Two Presents. u "
Two DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
NO NO, i" WashingIon's COurtship'' No 2-"Wash.
i"stoh Lisi interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs,
ANY pers1m aging THREE DOLLARS will receirn =, a
beautiful Steel Plate of e ''0
''HoME FROM TIE WAR"
Three Presents. ou W
Four DOLLAR ENGRAv1sGs.
IN: "y person paylng FOUR DOLLARS shall receive
tue iarge and beautiful Steel Plate of
II HE PERILS OF OUR FoREFATHrRs
Presents. o'i"s 'uem 10 sour
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall reco;vo
tue large aud splendid Steel Plate of
THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAHoNTAs"
Presents. 'nenA u + i've
& ne ensravlngs and Certificates will be delivered to
eacn subscriber at our Local Agencies, or sent bv
maiI' post Paid' or express, as may be ordered.
How TO Obtain Shares and Fupravinos
,S Send orders to US by mail, enclosing from 81 TO
szU' either by Post Office orders or in Registered
letter at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent Lv
draft express. O"' y
~ shares with Engravings, so 90
% shares with Engravings, ngs,..........., 2350
81 shares with Engravings, 465O
% shares with Engravings, ngs,............ 60 on |
WIN i1"graVlngs,' s,'.............. 5000 |
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Uni.
ted States.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Made upon Strictly Scientific Principles.

lhs article is entirely different from any other eve,
oHered 10 the public. Its composition will varv and
such ingredients only the tree, fruit plant
vi coP ior Which II Is intended requires; thereby en-.
aong the buyer TO avoid purchasing large quantitv
Vi Wha' ne really does not want in order TO get small
quahtlly oil what he really does want; which know
Phosphates that are ia the market No fertilizer
De goOd and cheap at the same price for two crons
WIN constituents are entirely different it muy be
sou IoI Doth Dut must be dear for one or The other
TOT example, IL phosphate should contain InpIe
ulenls that would be cheap for wheat of anu a;9,o
price, IL is absurd to think that the same n6osbota
would De equally cheap The same price for annber
n whose cons iiuents are entirely different II can
contain ingredients for two articles of an ent,reIv
uinerent nature IN such proportions as In he eouo
neaP lor one as The other. am confident thai there
rs g5ea uea OF money thrown away for phospbates
vi uiIIeren Kinds, from the fact that ihev dd nnt o
laln what the desired crop needed !. anJ in ,
cases the crop would have been better off withonI 4
oth a." mhIie IL I1e same article had been used for
DaId CO. H Vi uiierent nature twoud have doubly
Palu lor lts cost have been carefully experimenng
0r several years. and any one who will take tho
cle u Visit my farm, EllIsburg I 6vo r,iIos
~ roO.' NanGeh' WheTe am constantly experimenting
nay see "here produced a growth upOn PEA ri, onJ
FEAR trees of FEET SIX INCHES IN oIE e ~i,u
atu Hult upon The SAME unusually large and fDa
"hlie trees right alongside, equallv gooJ in ouar
groI' nn a0I having the phosphate on them did moi
III e loOt IN Inc same time, and produced no (ruit
a. an Will be prepared to furnish at shnrt notice q
PnOspnaIe iOr any kind of fruit-yine or Irea En-,
anu al ordinary plants crops that are grown in This
CT vegetables. '1' e'aSS' anu all KINDS
Inc reader will please bear in mind that in SANDING
Oruers' the article for which it Is intended ~ h G
lust BE MENTIONED, and kind of soil also if Won wish
ne worth OF your money. As have said he{ora ,mn
rnahT Gi an entrey different nature must not be
utsue1 win Inc same kind Of food the orticIo 7
prepare Tor grams would be dear at half ,ts cnsI n
rutland Uice UerSa. " "U'i i'S COS IOr
Prlce OF The Prepared Phosphate for C-,,i, 49,. o. |
10 per ton. FN'0 A'' iiul' 'rees' S65,- |
For vine fruit, S6O, 90 per ton.
p vegetables grains, and grasses, $50 90 Der ton
ZACH. mum 90 10 so lbs.
eIphia or either Of the Camden cepots free of h
~ Uuers i1r less quantity reasonable charge or
All orders must be addressed to The mannCnc,n.n-
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
NE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE INSTr
RANCE COMPANY,
NO. 6O2 MARKET STREET,
WHINING TON.

mn N"Pllal SlOO,OO0.
10 aaac, Is now ny organized and prepare,
" enect insurance on lives on ali the annrnvcJ It.
bns ne lowest rates, which the experience Of ILe
M, eAsng companies have regarded as consistent
re are no members ofthe company excent noIiov
noIuer aRd all The insured eYcept holders ~ n.y.
no policies, are members on an equal Goot
net profits. -ra'"'lPdle In all
p-r AH Policies Nom FOrfeitabIe.
[ollces assured as follows, viz:
Tge Tg;cs fo5!c!es-Premlums continuing for Life.
E1do0ment POIicies-Policy payable to The as.
Sured rec on arriving at a certain age.
q, Term POticieS-Premiums payable at one ,vo
'hree; live or seven years. w .
~" P0''cIe$ participating in profits and dividends
except Term Policies.
d HUS; NIIs ID. WEBB, Vice President.
b. NIELDS, Actuary
GEO. w. STONE, Gen'I Sunt.
aug 'ly' M. M. CHILD, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
HOOP SKIRTS,
w M. Il. HOPKINS
Dur Own Nuke"


After more than FIVE YEARS cxncr;ence md -,
Perlnentlng on the manufacture of srRIcTIv FIR 81
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, we offer our Justly celebrated
OF their superiority over all others in the
ia1Net' ana ihey are so acknowledged by al Lo
wear or deal In them, as they give more satisfaction
~ "n @ any o'iler 0klrt' and recommend themselves
make note of this fact. Erery Ladv wLo has NO,
g'0en fhe" atr'o should do poithout furth GeLr~
ozo our assortment embraces every styie length and
size, for Ladies, Misses and Children. AIsn SLir1a
MADE to Order, Altered and Repaired. >'""''
ASK Tor Hopkins Own Make" and be NOT de.
Teiveu' sT BEE that the letter "H" is woven ON the
aPeS; between each hoop, and that they are slammed
nv; l.: hOPAlN'S, Manufaclu 628 ARCH ST
",'au d. upon each tape None others are genuine
vai ESQ constantly on hand full line of good .>cw
orN ana Eastern made Skirts at very low prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
At the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIp,r NJ.
factory and Emporium, No. G28 ARCH Stree,
th'lauelphla. lmrl3-lOml WM. +. HOPKINS.
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Uni.
ted States.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

100000
Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a
BEAUTIFUL SrEEL-PLArE ENGRAVING
"oRrH MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST OF
CERTIFICATE,
An also Insures to the holder
PRESENT IN THE GREAT DISTRIBUTION
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
j. B. COOPER & GRO,
Commerce Sfreee

~NN'''''SIeo
Have always on hand a choice stock of
Coftees' Teas, Sugars, Syrups.
PulverIzed Thyme, Sage, Majoram. Summer sovo,.
CHs, candles, Spices, Meats Cheese Fish Say,
COS Cnts.H isn ana American Bottled Pickles. San
0es' Cdtsups, canned Fruits, Olive Oil PrenoroJ
! Mustards Chocolate, Cocoa, Corn Starch b.
Farlha; ,; fearl Starch, Rice Flour Barley Ro.
hng Fowder, Hops, Family Crackers FariI
ma crackers Soda Biscuit. Sugar Biscut'
halslns' Currants Citron, Figs AnnIes
lemons Nuts, Plain and FneCnt
eNhewlng Tobacco, Common and Fine
SmG9kihg i0bacco. Cigars. Snuff Pinas
no enuI I, Boxes, Flour, Meal, Buckwheat. .Corn
Cais' ohip Stuff, Tubs, Buckets Cans. Kaass
AeeIers, Brooms, Broom Handles Brnsbes Vs.
Baskets, Knife Baskets Fruit Baskets Trs!ii ~1ik
pa nasKes' Fancy Baskets and Satches Seine Ts
Jill Wihe' Broom TwIne, Sail Irvine CboG,, ~ me-
Seine Rope, Jute Rope, Manila %u Rome 1"ihe
PEACH BASKETS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
9land Covers, Fine Window Shades. Pano, W. wS'
0iinuS' Umbrellas Walking Canes, BOYS Canes
GLA SIS WARE.
~ Slanlie ware, Common QuCensware. Tov c.Io.u -,
gu. eeswaro' stone Ware, Pocket CUTLERY TabIo Smt
Br1shas Hs; 2cnss1rs' Shears Cloth Brushes, Tooth
AO"uer' ShOt' B1llets Gun Caps CARTRIDGES Po,ndo
Flasks' Shot Pouches, N''
OCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK ROCKS
Memorandum N Books Bibles. HYMN RooIa d.
I DoTAs photograph Albuns Diaries Tow BooIs Ss
ii la - sHatOheTY' Drawing Pencils Drawing RooIs I
oHer arucles embraced IN any of the o6ova I au
IN s b Eau oe had at the lowest prices we can aford
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS in SeasnS, ~onSiueFation'
n " Harpers Weekly, Frank Leslie anJ chiu. |
Corner kept for SALE Subscrin,ionS anu Nhimney
}. b. G. & BRO
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
II X re s s.
III. SOIJT

oo1 tSis ieaVlng Crsfeld 45 NJ. and Wilmington
song o0utn at IL 70 NJ, will run in close
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and Eu
press Trains 10 and from Baltimore, PhiIadenbia and
;o Tew YORK They will stop the Delaw are R Road
stated 0T EXCEPT that Steamboat Train S0ITTtS
n Win seGp al any station to set down Passengers hold
doo,e E. @. SEWALL,Jr..
Superintendent Del r X
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
A RARE CHANGE.

Ing subscriber, desiring to retire from business
room aad dwelling for rent, from Ist oS IN MOTE s.ore
next, Her stock comprises Staple and White GooJ"
Trimmings, Notions, &c. ' "''' "OOoS'
ms being the only First-class Trimm;n0 s,o.o
IN smyrna and enjoying large trade. ms kes -
uosraO'e' AS a6usiness stand il is not surnasssd
No, % lH ELIZA CARR
-0'' To- Commerce St, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

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