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Lows N-I0baceO-nope Cott0n--0ood MIddHpr
iSs sales IS @ese rs Es,ra % AS Double gI. So
MIs5 Yellow 7'eee Choice Whit. sae osis dali and '. 81
Rye advancing sales 81 fTrs Pro,on nm at nnshssss
I.ts shs business snail Meas PORK S75es23 50 Dry Sailed
shouders packed foe nominal,
ls LARD Arm AID lair asn..d 81. lee Coz Steam and Kettle
WhAv eslg 3oie Live Hogs frm TIE receipts light
Prime. s1o3dss Hssyy s50ssB Cstue-Commoa AZ. plenty
e az g q nc q ~ PAN saa osss sssss ssssJ "A
ssy; =. D. p. :, =, SO ..s ..y -
wlas.r 10 fsv wbisi ell IS ~ Double Erra Wheat
e re bash Red w.aAss a. ef to 900 bash White Canada
70 for fair 10 choice Corn quiet sss 200 bsh. No
" c snd zoo b..s IA car lot. los Oats held eae Bar
.se asnsI shors eG shPaf $ooi hddhgs ss tun Rail
bsny. 6fc '-' 80 " :" -
B.s,sLo n y. Dee It-Grsn 10 sers--47,oo bass wheat
ks9 esse Corn ioJ 900 bash u 900 psHsy
rsu. lA's bssh RE mostly Lea lss xs1As ssnssA ~.
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cornr cALENpARs-rr1s DAY.

S,prrME CoURT-GENERAL ILEM-Enumerated
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-PART u:-Oyer and
'r,rm.pcr-IaSotsi and Civil Saegiar St ~ $40 10
s1 rG 1885, 1923 l62 VIZ, zb3 IVA o 900 i'| Low S
1884. ifeS, 1873 ~ q -,
a.. F-Hes 3s vs. 49, i53iSL 49, $50 49, 1856 l59 lo l6
lC9 l6J l64, l65. lf6 lS1 lDe - 90 a., -,
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBEBs.-Nos. ~ oh "a.
CsN-No 29a -, ~, oe-
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL 1ERAl--PART l.-Nos. 267,
AZ a. So Sol lg7 I2 2 213 26, 80 81 l l5 FART u
Nos Ss sc5 0si $50 1885, 2S2 o Se ~ ss 81 ' 49, 900
90 ~ " ,,oo
ssl e In9 l1ts lg4 loss if74 1919 i4 100 1871 if6 10
PAKt 1919 lac, 500 lSs', 49, l4S I4s 4v 1885, A4'
1872 1890 1901 i5t1. . 80. ,oo, co,
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERMINUS So, leS3 ~,
az g6 lOl1, lest 0i 1890 wv
I,s3 iiel 1868. lU6S. In58 fg7D.
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~, . aud thin milk calves ut 99f1c. lot
of "a grass calves averaged t2 headsoia py "
az sHEFP AND LANES Is now very little asr
nce the pound 10 Sb aa and arc bringing
7e,c b for holiday mutton They must be iine no% @r
% butcher would pay lOc y for few OF the pest
while In mn adjoining pen wasa lou 80 ht sv - tbe
each would DC m e,bin lett owners Of such stock
can eaty figure out the diteronee between ~ % @
per head The latter sci qucky, nuJ i've cd bv day
fe tbe ninf Of their reputation, bots in selling such
bard Iutfon and mixing sd many poor little SKINS ~
tbr monthly contract There Is good demand ior iat
mon soe scls nc a &c. or about as last week Several
lots of nne stock are reported below tne s IN s
markets were pretty y a ee soSge o. feeling among buy
ers but arrivals OF SO cars. or H. SS mead ox
today making s Tor the oc week cS not all selling
There were IL cars at C1mmu MI ave- 80 s' n
Ohio sheep at tlc and by Bells & Co.. car ono o. o
5lc and car IS 70 at Davis Harrington had car
s sUGS l' At HUDSON city, with The market
Judd & Co sold Ioor STATE slooK u. - po'
ios H. slo car state rs No. &C.; ear coarse and hne III
ID. at aversgesomeof them 7e car, i 70; IN ~, 30
o. Kase 4 Co sold ear very poor state at % each ana
car s n at So Bliss & Co sold car state at 50 26 aud
car 49, cars on S sale at Portehs this morning Tie
following noted "a S%e % had 7 one "a lot Of 81
Of fsS d. &C.; N OF 1854 d. vtG; s aS,,
IN culls at s325 per head J. Kirby soia
IS Mich, 70 H. at Co., llS do II d. Sic ls5 state y d. a.
Gjc Sc Canada Ill ID, 7ic % do. ll3 ID Ic lso h."
part Lambs % D. 49, and ll5 state sheep anu M
h So b McGraw sold 1888 State sheep 20 d. ht ah'
,9s do IS rs at SIC SO many heavy Sheep makes the
average igher, without any advance.
THE WEEKS SAILS.
AT FORfEriIsr.
By uUme e. ElOtt-4,2l0 at an average OF " 70 s'eh'
Nv IS Hcliraw-6,SS7 head, averaging - % 4 head'
By j. Kirby-2,775 head MT a 30 EACH
HUDSON CITY ..---,
10 &
Nv Bliss a. Dimmick2.00 hNad. averaging IS i5 eaCH
| By Kase Hauyer & Co.-3.s53 head at - 60 each'
AT CoMMUEfPAw.
Ry Bells e. pidcOek-63l7 head averaging - 5f cach
| They varied from 81 TO sac. n.
| Iy Rnse IL Co.-2lO head ut 50 80 each.
Good fat lots Of sheep weighing sOaO 10 are Wanteu w
Gle while poor arc not selling even at s2dS2 90 each
SWINE-Recepis 2S0JO or lliOO ess thah last week ~,
AL first prices worked UP, reaching 9lc win quick ue
Inand OF wednesday, but with 80 cara AT CommunipaW
and % ears at POrtietst receipts OF sunday ana mon
day only very brought over SIC today Tne fahgs
WAS from 81 99c with fair demand sales at Connu
nIpaw witout feed Ohio, 200 ~ al Sbc ana ear
do same weight, ri &C. At FOrtletlst cars ono l
10 and car do J7g n. at sc.: cars ONO ls6 nj scar
do IFS b and cars, 1g4 10 at sic; car linols ~ ID
and ONO, 201 10 ~ bo WIN ichTS AiIlhOs 80 W.
80 Dressed are worth lOi Gle.
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TIE E. STATE IA. OF TRADE.

LoSpoy Dec t-s mConsos opened at S1i and at m
quoted At m and closed at s 6s2t for money and
closed ga eslt opening the same price Herssnis closed
quiet al at opening ~ Be Railway
closed a. selling i1t at lao Illinois Central. closed 4.
opeeing at et Spirits Turpsntns unchanged
Tsow dscinnE quoted AZ so6 Petroleum frmi Rstnsd ia Ola
Lnsesd and Sugar unchanged Lard 68.
AsTwhRP Dec. N-Peoeum tfm standard wbts Sal
FkAsEyoNT, Dee -U Bonds quiet steady al 7idTgt
PARn. Dec N-Bourss d1lli Rsntss 7of. lie.
HAvKS Dec NCotton irregular Tres ohAre the tpot Ia6fr
LvfxPooL Dee H5 The Cotton opened and closed
dull a. the following quotations.; Mddhng Upsnds Mdrs
Orsss lid the saisi Of the day foet up bs WissSo
Red Western frms s6 Other Bosdstufs unchanged
'On msIie, closed unasd Ia nes and quotations DO
eliusa 70 <96
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RECEIPTS on PRODUCE

FN fan1T, Ftlf1. and RalIrOGdI
Disc III 25J bush Corn, tS bnh wheat 3I1 buah
hush $50 bta Corn Msal
6a bbl Flour 9i Flour sT2 Csttob bills Crnds
Petroeum 1l3 bb Refined Petroleum. 286 bills bb.
Pori 6 pigs Bet as Pkg Ga. Meat See Pig. Lard 20
Dried Fruit a1 Dr.ed Hogs 2 pigs Oh Cake bbs Copper
bbs Whsfy 800 bbs Eggs 735 bales Woo i bale, op 80 ss,
Leather 7) HIDES Is bids Tobacco 7Bs bors
2S b Mcss to bids Sugar t3os bags Col,Os Seed pss
Rice. 100 boxes Starch, ga bags Pssnuta
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, SO
years to run are offered for sale on favorable terms
at the office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
10. 20 Nassau7st.. New-York.
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The fgloNing are WlIllAm Heath CoI astquOtatIons

Money was easy III Car per cent with some traueae-
fiOns st per cent on Governments.
stsvilpg Exchange strong At qnotatiohs London,
~ dsys 1895, London, sight 100 slioi; Paris long
ss1sis, Paris short, 5is.osi2k Antwerp, hiel2st1E
swiss. siei 16Ei; Hamburg, ScaSci; Amsterdam. IL
se1l; frankfort, a0dt; Bremen, TSB97s; Berlin, M
Dfzk.
rho transactions at the Office Of the United States AZ
sslss treasurer we're ~ follows Receipts for Customs
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THE MARKETS.
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET

FOR The WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Dec. IA 1893
S ss oIh' 90 sA''? s 81 i'1'' sfi "s 7s
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ALBANY CAT1LB
f.,..A.4 .tape1 tn-daV

ALBANY CAT1LB MARHBT-Dec. ~
Tia s market orened to-day with moderate demand 80 az
vance Of ic q ~ I've weight TIE hs, stock sad decline OF
a. H. n,,es. sale. Of 200 head II 9j tor lnrOT sac f2f
10 Ordinary 7c Cool to Pairs Premium Chta' s9t
iG3c Sheep sel qliek &c., beng sdiafe 'i3@f h'S'
steady q sia9ic.
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GRAIN. PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETS.
IL I'm

hoypAT Dee if-P.
AsHRs-Tbe nuk atesty and moderately active sales Of 20 e'
at 81 1921 s5i for Pots and ~ ~ 90 3 for Pears
CO1TONThsre heavy bnness dong bnt vac
eHtrBgs are very and tie general tore ofe miIke strong
sales bales OF winch 5tl taken By spinner, ~ by stea
o g7 By exporters including so h transit sales e.so Of SSl bales
fer December 2,c oF Mdg and f9 bales Tor February t'le
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11
OF INC SIHIIuHTu.
Republican meeting in Davidson.

The Republicans of Davidson County met
and held meeting at Livengood's School
House on the Tth day of March, 1868,
On motion, the meeting was organized by
calling to the Chair, Jacob Michael, Esq,
and appointing Roland Evcrlleardt, Secreta-
ry.
On motion, C. Michael, T. Pickett, M.
Lenard, and N. Shuler, was appointed to
draft resolutions, for the consideration of the
meeting, who retired and during the absence
of the committee, H. Adams addressed the
meeting with marked ability.
The committee having returned, reported
the following resolutions which was unani-
mously adopted.
ResOl0ed. That we pledge our undivided
support to the nominations madeon the State
ticket, by the State nominating Convention
in the City of Raleigh on the 26th of Febru
airy, 1868. We are highly gratifed at Hon.
w. W. HOLDEN being chosen by that Con-
ven by reclamation for Governor, standard
bearer and leader { -
Res0lced. That we recommend as our first
choice to represent us in the Congress of the
United States from the 5th district our fellow
citizen, Col. W. F. HENDERSON, and who
has borne the assaults OF the opDostlon par
ty manly, and who was one of the first to
vindicate equal rights before the law to all
mankind, and who has done as much to
build up the great National Republican
Party as any man in the State
Resalced, That wetender our thanks to H.
Adams, ESQ.,. for his able address, one of
whom we can say with pride has never fall
tered from the great principles of preserving
the Union during the hottest days of the
wicked rebellion.
Resolged. That we pledge H. Adams, to
roll up for him, as we always have done,
large majority, at the coming election.
Resolrcd, That we recommend the name
of ]. T. BROWN, as a suitable person for So
licitor for this district.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JACOB MICHAEL, Chm.
r. D. EvERHEARDT, Sec.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11

The action of the House, to-day, in adding new
charges to the list of the impeachment articles is
strong from the beginning in favor of traversing
some portion Of the Presidents scundalous re,
cord; but the desire for technically legal charges
has until now prevailed against it. What has
been added is regarded as supplying a marked
deficiency to these articles. 1t is presumed that
the Presidents counsel can hardly offer serious
resistance, and it is confidently expected that
one or more of the Democratic Senators will feel
constrained to join in the verdict for conviction
IN order to escape fIom the charge of blind
partisan rancor which they must encounter if
that every man, woman, and child in the country.
II called upon to express an unbiased conviction
would agree that the Presidents misbeharior and
Language during his notorious tour two wears
aso were mlsdemeanors of the most fpgrant
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11
For the Standard.
Republican Meeting in Davidson.

At Republican meeting of the citizens of
Jackson Hill, Davidson County, March 18th, 1868,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: $500
l. Resolued, That we concur in the plan an
nounced by Col. Henderson to the Convention,
on relief, Jan. Goth, 1868.
= That We pledge ourselves not to stop until
the State is reconstructed, and fully concur in
reconstruction acls.
g. That we recommend the nomination at
High Point, at the Congressional Convention on
the 10Th inst, to represent US in the United States
Congress, W. F. Henderson, of our County
a. That we request the Standard to publish
SPENCER SWEET, Chm.
ALBERT G. NEwsoM, Sec'a
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11

found united in a son of the old North
State. He Is prominently the choice OF
the people of this County for Congress, and
we trust for the good of our cause, that he
may be the unanimous choice of the people
of this District, for in his hands we feel as
sured that his lofty patriotism and marked
ability will ensure him an influence in Con-
gress, which will rebound, not only to his
honor, but to the prosperity and happiness
of the people of our State. H. 0. A..
March 4th, 1868.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11
oFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Convention.
MONDAY, March 8, 1868.

REPORTED BY JOS. w. HOLDEN.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11

MONDAY, March 8, 1863
The Convention assembled at 10 o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hood of the Conven-
tion.
The roll was called and a quorum found
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
At Public Sale.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the
Hotel OF VIM. T. Campbell, in Smyrna, on THURS.
DAY, February 20Ih 1865 at o'clock, P. M the fol.
lowing Real Estate
No. IA Farm, Containing lO4 ACRES. situated
in AppOq uinimlnk hundred, miles northeast Of
Smyrna. one mile from navIgabIe water, and on the
northeast side of the road leading from Flemming S
Llndlng to Taylors Bridge, adjoining lands Of George
avis. James L. Bewley and Isaac Stats 81 Acres of
which is arabic land, in fair state OF cultivation
The balance nicely set in Young Oak and Hickory
Timber Has on il a good thrifty Young Apple Or
chard. now in bearing. The improvements ,A==aa
consist of u ONE-STORY FRAME DWELL &X Fiji
ING. of four rOrms, with fair ouI-buildings, @IlA
comprising Barn. Stable, Cribs, Carriage House, 90
Churches and Schools convenient.
No. IA tract of ACRES of land, back of No
!, known as Cedar Swamp, with large quantity Of
timber. suitable for Posts Rails, Wood &c.
No. 3 go ACRES of Salt Marsh on the Blackbird
Cree adOin ng Marsh lands OF Isaac Stats.
EOr further particulars call on rhus. Carrow, Land
Agent. Smyrna, Delaware or Isaac Stats. residing
on premises No. ].
Terms made known al Sale
Jan 29Ih, 1868. WIN. F. STATS.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

Inc subscriber intending to decline farming, will
sell without reserve at his residence in Snow Neck
near Hofheeker's Mills,
Tuesday, February 4th, 1868,
HIS stock and Farming Utensils, to wit.
seven head OF tue Work Horses, among which are
some Fine Travellers kind and gentle in all kinds oil
narness, one pair sorre Mules. fine size, gentle and
good one iron gray odd Mule, Of large sze fine
yearting Mule, we'll grown. Seven fine Mich Cows
o choice stock. in and among the best in Kent CO.,
one OF which is fresh with calf by her sde ha
not long had their calves off, and the others will be
tresh IN the Spring. Two three year old heiers Of
superior STOCK yoke of 6ne Work Oxen. young
Steers, years old this Spring. fine Bull quiC
not breachy, twenty three head Of Sheep as good as
Kent couRty afford, head Of ShOlts.
Farm Wagon. four horse Peach Wsgon. two
horse Peach Wagons, Dearborn. or Market Wagon,
Tor one or Two horses cart.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Reaper. in good
ORDER SteeioOih rake, two Grain Drills, with Phos
phate Attachment, one two horse Power nearly new,
L Iron Roller I Lime Spreader, Clover Huller,
nearly new, one Grain Fan, one COrnsheIer one ex.
cellent GrindsiOne, POws. Harrows, Cultivators,
Spades. Shovels, Forks and Hoes
A lot Of TImo.hy Hay. Top and Blade Fodder, lot
OF PIckled Pork and Hams, lot of Meat Casks and
Barrels, one Cider Mill, nearly new, Peach Drying
House, lot of Hales Early Peach Trees-abOI! SOC,
about 10000 Strawberry Plants Albany Seedlings.
lot OF Vinegar, lot of HOUSEHOLD GOODS and
Kitchen Furniture, and large quantity Of things not
enumerated.
TERMS:-All sums of $50 and under. cash; over
that amount credit of twelve months will be given,
by giving note and bond with approved security, pur-
chaser paying for stamps Ten per off for cash
on sums of over $50 No postpOnement on Occount of
weather.
Also about As acres of WOODLAND. situate in
the BOwen Wood. Duck Creek Hundred, adjoining
lands of Chas. Barrett, and Others the same bhIng
part of the Patterson Tract There is enough Wood
Timber this tract for fuel for three or four ia
ers. Ii is about miles from Smyrna. TERMS on the
land--'Fen per cent. on the day of sale balance
when the deed is given plot will be exhibited on
day Of sale JOHN TRUAX.
WIN. J. LANK. Auctoner.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
THE MARKETS.
MARIE ID,

On the 36th inst by Rev. J. E. t. Ewe. Mr. FRANCIS
CAMPBELL and Miss LOUISA WILEY, both of Lepsc Del
On the 2h inst at the residence Ofthe bride father
{. Cooke, d. d. GEORGE W. CUMMINs Jr. and ANNIE c.
daughter of James r. Clements, Esq., both of Smyrna.
Jan ed at NJ E. Parsonage Commerce Smyrna Dell by
Rev. W. b. Gregg Mr. FRANK p ROZEN to Miss MARY L.
GRIMES. both of New Castle CO., Del.
BY the JAN 2sth at the residence Mr. John Truax
Mr. ISAAC TRCAX to Miss SARAH TRCAX, all of Kent CO.
On the 2sth nst at p NJ the house bride parents
by Rev. John Patton D. D., Mr. EDWIN J. PRICE to Miss
EMMA BCCKE both of Middletown. Del. mo cards.I
Jan, ssi. 1865 by Rev W. NJ Warner Mr. SAMUEL W SMITH
aud Miss ROSA JANE CARTER. both of this county.
On the sth instant the residence the brides mother
PhadePhia b. Rev. VIM. c. Robinson d. N CONNER, NJ D.
Of Felton, Dell SALLIE E. daughter the late Lauder
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW TOR SMYRNA!
Something that Ought to have been starled long

Something that ought to have been started long
J. H. PRIMROSE, has remoddled his store.house
and fitted it up neatly into two beautiful Storerooms
He occupies himself, and is prepared TO offer to
his friends, the public, and especially to his late
customers the largest cheapest and best variety OF
goods in his line that graced this beautiful
town, or any other town south of Wilmington.
This line OF goods (the new feature referred toy
comprises,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS g. MATTINGS,
Ladies' X Childrcns Plain j Fancy FURS
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBRELLA
His Boots and Shoes are nearly all bought from
manufacturers, and all the best City Made goods
every pair guaranteed represented. Ladies can
get any kind of shoes they want, either for them
selves or their families
His Hat and Cap Department is superior to any
house South of Wilmington. You can always find
the cheapest assortment OF Hats and Caps, and all
the latest New York styles that out He is con-
stanty receiving fresh goods. Ladies, you can find
Hats and Caps Cor your little boys.
Ladies in pursuit of Furs can find the largest as
sortment kept in the town. he very particular
in selecting good and fresh goods and will sell them
at manufacturers prices. You can buy Muff or
Cape at a lower figure than you can at any retail
house in Philadelphia. He has the best Siberian
Squirrel by the set as low $l2.0O, up as high as
S30O0 also. Sable, Mink and Children's Furs, and
gentlemen's Beaver Collars.
He has fitted up a room in the second story, where
he always expects to keep full line of Carpets and
Oil Cloths. He has very extensive assortment
now hand, such Three Ply, Ingram, Venitian,
Oaks, Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step and
various other kinds of Carpets.
The subscriber has singled out the above named
articles, and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-
pared to sell at a lower figure than any house in
town, for the following reasOns LIST. He keeps one
line Of goods. Cd. By SO doing he can buy cheaper.
I'd. He buys principally from the manufacturers
buys the best goods and pays but one profit. 4th.
The whole secret is he buys and sells for cash by
SO buying and selling, he sell at least twenty
per cent less than any other merchant in the town.
Come in and look, and you will find the best assort.
ment ever offered in the town.
]. FL. PRIMROSE
Commerce Street., BEL Market.
Nov. Is, 1867. SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
THos p. CHAPMAN, Chemist.

DE,ENESS RI,ndoess and CatarSh, treated with
she utm ut success, by DR.. J. IsAAcs. ocnllst and
Aurisi d,tmeriy "f Levden, HOland) No. oO5 Arch
Siteet Philadelphia. Testimonials iron the most fa
lsble mrcrs IN The city and country can be seen III
hi. nIi..> The medical faculty are invited 10 &C.
comnany their patients. as he has ne secrets in hii
parraces AtlihcIal eyes ih4erled without pain. Nc
cA atkasmaJe for examination. myS-ly.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
REVOLUTION IN TRADE!

r AIDES you can receive for the sum of ONE DOLLAR
4 Silk Merno and Alpaca Dresses Shaws BalmOras,
Linen Goods EmBs Table Covers Watches Jewelry Silver
Plated Ware Machines &c Send clubs o ten
with ten cents each descriptive check and the grtter
the club receive worth from 50 $500 according
10 number Agents wanted everywhere Circulars sent
Iree PARKER co, SUCCESSORS to GRAHAM CO., Ga &
Federal Street, Eostln. - --- - -. =.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
A Physiological View of Marriage.

TIE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED.
Containing nearly THREE HUNDRED PAGES and 100 fine
plates and engravings oil the
Anatomy OF the Human Organs state OF health ana disease
with treatise Early Errors, its Deplotne C9tcuenccs
upon the Mind and Body with te AUTHORS n OF p h
the report of cases treated truthful adviser 10 the married
and those who entertain doubts o
their physical condition Sent free of postage address,
receint n cents postal currency W
dressing DIR Ia CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany N Y
TN ator NAV he consulted of the diseases upon
Which HI hook treats either personally or by mail Medicines
ina of the world.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
II A II M
CONFECTIONERY.

Just received from the city fresh lot of
Fruits and Confectionery.
(noI the best in Smyrna but the best that could be
b ught of the best confectoners of PHILADELPHIA }
New lots or Rasins every two weeks-are therefore
always good and fresh. APPLES by the peck,
Iasket or bushel.
CURRANTS, FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS,
and Nuts in variety, Fine French Candy, Cordial,
Bon.bons. Sweet Chocolate in packages sticks and
drops. Sweet Cider-very mic.
i4n29.ly CAROLINE JENKINS.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
COMPLETE MANURE,

MANUFACTURED HENRY BOWER,
ILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
Super-P Phosphate Of Lime, Am,pon5a and POTASH.
Warranted Free from Adnlteratlon.
Packed in Bags Of 900 lbs. each.
Has raised good crops Of Wheat Corn Oats Potatoes.
Grass, Cotton Tobacco and Vegetables Of all kinds
Farmers would do we'll 10 inquire Of their
dealer in fertilizers to the results obtained from the
use of Complete Manure. The growing crops "
Wheat at this time, freely attest It's virtues.
RECOMMENDED BY
Booth & Garrett, Chemists, Philadelphia.
Williams IL Moss. Chemists, Philada.
G., c.lton Buck. Chemist, New York.
And bv all who have used it up to tins time.
We have numerous testimonials 10 The effect ihat
is an invaluable Fertilizer. and we recommend
highly as a top dressing for Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPIIESS & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharvos,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by VIM. REYNOLDS,
79 South Street.
Janl-Iy Baltimore, Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
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On the ss:h inst in this town. Mrs. TEMPERANCE MUS
TARD wife of John Mustard Esq years IS days
On the nth instant in ThOroughare Neck this town. Mr.
JOHN c. MACY, aged 50 wears, months.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
lNEORMATION.

information guaranteed to produce luxarlan'
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also, recipe for the removal Of Pimples Boiches'
Erngaoas. etc on the skin. leaving the same sOH'
rIear and beautiful can be obtained without charge
b. addressing
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

FRANK MILLER'S Leather PreservatIve and Water
Proof Oil Backing, for Boots and Shoes.
FRANK MILLER'S Prepared Harness Oil Blacking,
for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage Tops, &c. ready
for use, with directions for using.
FRANK MlLLER'S Polish Oil Backing
For sale Generally in u. S and Canadas
FRANK MILLER & Co., Is and 30 Cedar ST., N Y