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Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
For the Smyrna "Timcs."I
TEEE LFGISLATERE.
DOVER. Jouuarv Io,L

~, DOVER, January 18th, 1869
lHe proceedings Of the Legislature 81 far
are undressing. An unusually large num.
Dc. VI uNorce cases OF repcntant husbands and
mFga are now before the Legislature asking to
M MDe dissolved from the bands of motr;mon1 y
Ihcre are also large number of annIicat;ons
0i benevolent and loan associations nskinn IN
De Incorporated and endowed with certain lin
tied civil powers. WIN ''' 'dii HUI
DIR. Jump to-day gave notice of his inten.
tioh 70 present bill for the incOrnoration of
the DoVer Ice company also of an act to ananJ
an act to incorporate the Clayton and SMYRNA
Hallroad Company to enable that Comnany, -. 80
dispense with the Dummy" which 10 NOV, ~
used md procure larger engine more comnat.
=" Win the business interests and convenience
OF the citizens Of Smyrna. O'''''o0
n resolution was tffrrcd to-day by DR. Brown
o. y castle, providing for an adiournmemt
legislature on Saturday the 2Oth of
february until the first Tuesday in January
Io'o. ne resolution was postponed until to-
nloIro"' Dut II has many friends which shows
tnat the members are not to prolOng the ses
sion longer than is necessary to finish the bns;-
ness which may be brought forward.
n resolution offered and passed this morn.
ing granting the use of the Hall of the Uonea
OF Representatives to the Ladies' Benevolent
Association OF Dover was this afternoon recon-
sidercd, and the resolution ;,,JaG,;.i eoo'i- %
pOned. P'''-
:. The Railroad conflict ey ilciting cons;der.b,o
discussion bu: not sufficient to form anv def.
II'e idea as to what may be the result, The
determination however exists amonoet H.
members to make the Company obey the lsws
Of the State until they are tested before the
proper tribunal '"0
= Inc new School Code is not without its warm
friends IN the Legislature, but it is not proba-
BILE that all asked for in that Code will be enact
ed into law ~ '""''-
The levying of general tax, the same rs
otner State and County taxes are levied IL IA
vorably spoken of, and combination of the
Soihces of State Auditor and State School
Superintendent is advocated.
. The election of United States Senator will
d9 pe held on Tuesday the 10Th inst, and although
m IN. John A. Nicholson, the present Renre.
sentative ia Congress, has many warm fr;epJS
yet the election of Thomas Il. Bayard' ESo
pt New Castle, is general conceded for the fiji |
sserm commencing the 4th of March next: and
Che Hon, James A Bayard the present incum.
bent tor the remainder of the present term.
- - H.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER
"A Cure for Diphtbor;

All Interested, please read the ioilowin, 49,.
rom Mr' Ellen b. Mason wife Of Rev Franc. ';r
hoo, E'-u,ah '-'' Mason, 7. LII.
My Ton was tas7 n violently sicl ,i...
ch''i"' burning fever and throat Iconr ~.
ven i'''e Se''cle' IN his throat, white and b
"an'' the root just Iik" watermelon f,I ''s1":
,"iIi'tr 'oA'ed AS thick asa knife b,ic 'a'
thop,h, "'p ht' 1 around eFe was 'frad to cal y,,, =.
thonEhtl would try your Pain Killer for .-, '' Al;
doses n"ardly dli 10. s,i found th, ''' 'ri~
oil the yrSicIes and he raised them up ,r, e.:
blood ii" was taken On ~ al,y: Oh WrdY.+ '' Va
cl'"r' ana ms tongue r''d; :i.srrnE "n. u
m n,nlFa'' n" ", with GnI''F OIL 'n ,''hor - las a..
I" the many poor mother, ia ,iri win. , ' Aa''
children hy This dreadful dsTa>r go aa'
have found your Pan. X ..r one Of tb. r....,.
en'S ever used IN Burmth Ono" was etunr s,
black scorpion; the pain indc,erhabi- I . Wy A!s
piled the Pain Killer dor | never tr,,. .i,,, Ar' A..
again. and in halt an hour my foot was we'll. .n al
For sale by Jas p Hoffecker and J " pep,.y
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

THE New York ELECTION FRAUDs.-Con.
gress now has committee investigating the
alledged frauds in New York city at the last
election. 1t is said that the investigation will,
when made public, show an amount of corrun.
tion and demoral'aation of an appalling char
acter. Judge McCunn has sworn that fortv
thousand persons We're naturalized in twenty.
one days, and that in his own court he used to
turn out citizens at the rate of two per min.
ute their examination and cross-examination
and administration to them of the oath requir-
ing only that space of time.
MIR. U Brien, Sheriff of the city, has been
interfering with the committees plans by ar
resting some of the witnesses who have been
summoned to give testimony in the matter
lie alledges that their testimony would bava
implicated him and was false. He saws that q
constitutional officer has a right to arrest nor.
sons when he knows they are aJout to comn,;t
perjury. His conduct will be investigated
i, is said
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

IMPORTANT NOTTCE. Persons desirous Of
Insurlng their lives should do SO now in tho
rem Mutual Life, of Phila., and thus secure
fhe benefits Of the dividend to be struck in
Jan; :. next; The profits of this COMPANY are
all divided among the policy holders, and not
part Gmong stock holders as is the m case IN ;n
m1@ay Companies represented in this ,St1te %
1oItGn pay from Is to 25 per cent to their stock
Ifer$ I"%fers %TgE.a'4g E the balance among policy
cent dividend annually, to ali it's members S'
whether on the life, ten year or endowment
plans. For any information respecting the
Company. call on or address the autbor;zad
agent for Smyrna and vicinity, DR.. j. f. Claw
N4'' Dny Iua1 Del deco
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

COUGHS AND COLDs.-During the cbanue-
able seasons of Fall and Winter when comgbs
ana colds are so prevalent, no person should
ne without some reliable preparation for their
cure; They should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con-
sumption. HtssOn s Comp0und Syrup of Tar
Is Is the best and most reliable article known for
one cure OF coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic,
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. No person sbomIJ IT, Io
without it. Price 50 cents Sold bv I w
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug store.
c'Srywnere' M a RUSSELL & LANDS,
uec9 ON Proprietors. Phila
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
MARYLAND ITEMS.

-, S0tc Of L0nd.-Lloyd Tilghman, Esq. n,
Trustee, sold at Church Hill on Saturday week
the farm OF the late JAS ROph, on Chcs
ter river, known as ROlph's Landing. contain
ing lSS acres for $3.50 per acre, subject tc
the widow S dover. j. II. Evans, purchaser
r, Dedth Of $. ". Spencer, Eq-Samuel w
Spencer, Esd, died at his residence near Cbes
tertown, on Thursday morning last, after vcrv
short illness. Mr.. Spencer had filed the office
OF Cashier of the Bank in this town from the
time OF Its organization in 1850, up to the first
OF the present year. He also served one term
IN the Maryland Legislature in lS47, and at the
Iilhe OF MS death was State Director in the
fAent county Railroad Company. He was
about G2 years of age.
= W: n. r: Wickes, Esq, has been elected
cashier OF the Bank and entered upon the du-
Ties OF his office on the lst instant.-Kent Ne,rs
Homicjde at Hnrmony.-Daniel w De-
wees Esq, held an inquest on Christmas night
over the body OF Barnard McCl0nen, at Har
Ihony hent co. the jury finding that she
came to his death by cOncussion of the brain
caused by heavy fall upon the frozen ground
at the hands of one Peter Carr" Both of the
parties were in store very much intoxicated
ana dlSputlng. They walked out in the road
when Carr putting his hand to McClonen' =
breast and one foot behind him gave him
push backwards, his head striking first. caus-
ing the fatal injury. The deceased was about
3O years OF age, of Irish descent, and had been
at work on the Kent county Railroad. Carr
gave himself up and was released on bail
Kent NeirS ~
FHTm B"HfingS. Baltimore .Snn re-.
Gently stated that % per cent of the wheat
crop OF maryland went to market in damp and
understandable condition, and added. "Thn
neglect of the farmers of this State TNarvlanJI
IN properly housing and protecting their crop
after cutting, has cost them the past season, at
moderate calculation half million dollars
which loss falls chiefly on the Eastern Shore
and Is in itself more than sufficient to furnish
all the requisite shelter in the building of barns
shedding, &c. "
Serious AccH}ent- Mr.. Joseph Handy. aged
about l9years, son of George w HANDY Eco
OF Queenstown, while out cunning ON Monday
week met with a serious, if not fatal accident
lie was sitting on fence, with both hands rest
ing upon the muzzle of the gun. when his dor
run by' and touching the cOck''Of the gun. caus
eu an explosion the contents of the gun tear
~ ing one hand entirely off, and horribly manglng
m .nc otner' ana also destroying one eye We
understand one arm has been amputated. and
It Is possible the other will have to he to save
the young man S lite.-CenherMe Citizen.
=, NJ, ). Carman, who lives near the Head Of
oaSsafras, raised 900 bushels of very snncr;0r
corn, this season, weighing Sc lbs. to the hnsbel
On i sixteen acres, being an average of SGT bush,
els to the acre. 'u'
A painful accident occurred TO lad Ev;nc
with Thomas Vandyke, near CeciIton. on tbe
50th ult. He was cunning, when bv an over.
charge one barrel of his gun burst, blowinr of
woo fingers from his left hand and SO lace.
'@tlng another that it had to be amputated
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

MONEYS LTTERATURE.-The financial strin.
Reney seems to be affecting the circulation of
various periodicals in our midst. OF the va
rI"us clubs for newspapers sent from this town
last year. only two of them were renewed this
year. we are reliablyinformed. Yet there have
been more new periodicals issued this year
than ever before, perhaps. Prick Pomerov's
paper which at one time boasted of about one
hundred subscribers here, now has but eight
This falling off is mainly among the literary
papers, the State papers not being affected so
far as we can learn.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
STATE AND LOCALS

oot IhoHT lTEMs.-The Mutual Friend saws tbo
eacn % OF the grain merchants of NTford fon %1n
o,ooo 10 10000 bus. of grain ON hand nnrcb a.
hold, or lose on. 'iiey are compelled to
bor arkles ci Dover gave one of their num-
!. 1ca tln-Wedding last Wednesday night. and
~ - said Tie twain were the recipients of abont
carC f'ad of pans, buckets, pots and kettles,
ouC %oout half of the articles were stolen. and
!" setS hard on some Of the donors.
The woods and other places around Middle.
~ 11wn nave been ovcrrun with crows recently.
They were SO thick that they could he k;llej
with stick. A''''O
The gas was turned on again on Saturday
night, after about five months darkness in our
streets. The stores stick to their lamps so far
Don't forget the Library meeting to.morrow
evening. All the stockholders are requested
to be present. -'4U0''eu
A petition is in circulation in Sussex asL;nO
boro. 'E0'o"n u Uum-
- The friends of the Junction & Rreakwator
haIir0ad propose to ask additional aid from tba
LEGISLATURE tor its speedy completion to Lewis
- Mr. Thomas Fl. Rothwell has bouobt Mr.
George Derrckson's vacant lot in Middlctown
fronting % feet on Main street, and about the
same on CaSs street, for $4,000. Fonr wears
ago a this lot was bought by Mr.. Derrickson for
A French woman named Rine was nearly
burned to death in Penn ST., Wilmington. one
eye, evening last week, by the ex plosion of Iamn-
one ran INTO the street when the flames were
eXtlngulshed by two men. She has since died
Rev. j. NJ. McCarter will deliver lecture on
nee In the NJ +. Church, Camden. to- |
morrow Thursday evening.
, Kev Mr.. FlippO. of Dover, who was to have
renvered 1H temperance lecture at the NJ D. |
prevented by the storm. 7"'' was
J.. 81 J1udge G! Frederick Trump, of the First Navy
WV" 'iiS
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

!, SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL few weeks aoo =,
nIacK man residing near Glasgow. Del. cam"
near losing his life under the following circnm. a
stances He was walking in woods with IN
axe upon his shoulder, the blade turned 70.
war MardS his neck, when the axe was caught bv n
llIno Oh a tree and nearly wrested from his
SonIp, SSaaIp M At the same instant the axe was sud
bound which brought the blade in contnct r;tb in
his neck inficting frightfu CASH and sev"r %n.l
ing blood vessel. Blood spouted from ,b.,
wound and he was scarcely able to reach bonn
a physician was sent for who barely arr;voJ
In time to save his life. transcript. '''''0
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

UNIVERSAL SCFFRAGE.-Thiss subject is now
"Nely To be agItated again, in the newspapers.
ana Congress. The House Judiciary Commit.
tee have agreed to report bill enactino i IN
al the States to this extent, namely; Prcsi
dHtt'll electors L representatives. in Congross
ant members Of the State Legislatures
majority OF the ,mmittee hold that the ovor
else OF this power to this extent is entirely CON
stltuiIonll, especially under the Fourteenth
Amendment. The bill will contain provis;ons
Tor It's enforcement by penalties for its violation
The Committee are understood to agrao tbo.
they cannot prescribe by stauet the ouali6ca.
tlons for electors for purely State of6ceo
Legislatures are included because tb.u oIoo.
Cnted States Senators. They have also agreed
70 repors constitutional amendment embodv.
Ing the whole question of universal sufFraoo 70
De submitted to the States for ratification Tho
reasons adduced for proposing both bill and
amendment are that at present with a.
amendment alone, there are nos moro tb,n
twenty-five States that will ratify it; but with
suffrage for President and membars of w.
gress enacted by law, and once exercised tbo
prejudice to 1t will give way, and it will act az
an lnIucement for the ratification of tho
The matter will be ablv d;so,,,a
ed in both Houses.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

AN adjourned meeting of the Educotion,1
Association of Smyrna was held in tbe S"m,;'
nary in this town on Thursday evening, ian :
Tor the purpose of discussing the pronoscd now
School Code for this State. The meet;ng ,vas
organized by appointing Dr. Clawson cbairmsn "uo 70
ana ana a: D.. Groves Sec On motion Of DR.
Cqmmlns the Sec. read that portion Of the XII XII
feattl,ng to taxation. This subject was tborI 0,.l
9%nEhly discussed by Mr. r. H. Cnmmins' ''i1 DR.
EEumMlnT' Eu M IS I'r9t Bechtel, Rev. L. o. Ayres
ers nr uaro w. Collins and others. All the speak
nrss" rIS were N lay0T OF thorough reform in our
ed to meet again on Tuesday evening. ian ~
az ! clock. The public are respectfully in. ID
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

WI SHOOTING G AFFA!R,-On Saturday night last
WIN W m' Green son of Mr.. Elijah Green, Iiyn~
and JAS. Donoho, in front Of the Gdd EoIih I%,Ie3
iiaII. He drew his pistol and DISCHARGED i
IN The ball taking effect in the thigh of D6n"bo
Inc attacking parties at once retreatcd tSc
other pursuing short distance. On NondaI
young Treen the parties arc lads) entered conn.
pant before Squire Mariner against Far;ns
ana others, stating that they had nolested him
on several occasions and he was constantlv nm
der threats from them FAIRIES was beId ~" 70
DaI In 5000 to keep the peace and put in an
aPpearahcG &c, at court. DOnohO was unable To
appear The affair grew out of dog fight.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

EXPRESS GoODs TO CHEsrERrowN.-An
1t appears that there is now lying in the
t express ofllce' Smyrna, number of packages
route" '' 0'' 'ie stage
There seems to be considerable comnl,int
along the stage route from Clayton to Chester
town about the non arrival of goods. Mr. Me-.
gear, our agent, informs us that the staee.dr;-
yer, MT. Long, refuses to take the packages
An entire wagon load was delivered to him
from this town recently which to he declined to
receive. Chestertown should try to secure rho
advantages of the Express and take the re- re,
Sponsll6Illtles off of the agent here. He is res.
PonslDle Tor the goods, and refuses to let them
60 rom his office until the stage driver signs
ance attending the present arrangement o ""'0'-
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

,SCHOOLHOUSE BURNED oro If,
ed that the colored schoobousc liner fiM ,';'Gl'I
located in Slaughter Neck. SUISSE ~ n'S'iTu mu
m burned to the ground on "Wednesday ni@bi lost was
ihe lire was undoubtedly the work Of M incom rS'
diary as no fire had been built in the bn".n ,"Tun
nor the school yet opened. The bonso OU,o, ,T,s
erected under the auspices of the Wilminotnn t"o
ASSOCIATION for the education of coIored neonIa I
ana az u the material furnished by them. the cost
OF OF inc erection was paid for by contrbution|s | Of
the colored people of that section. We ain. n.
cercly regret that thing of this kind sboniJ
occur In our State.-MutuaL Friend.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

We give on this page all that portion of the
Novernors Message referring to State ,fF.;rs
0mltting, for want of space, his orefstorv re'
p'arks ana his views on national afrs;rs Th.
portion we give seems to be regarded as an
interesting and clear statement of our State
affairs and the suggestions he makes. for the
most part, are favorably received. His con.
cluSlons on federal relations are of course CON.
troverted from Republican standpoint, as
we'll they might be. 90
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
To COnSunRlDtiVPS.

Nhe advertiser having been restored to i III IN,
10y very simple remedy after llyi., slii r.. ,,-,
WIN severe lung affection, and that ,r.al I..,,
til" means of cure. 80 ''''"' '>'''fH
!" all who desire it. he viii s.rs copy Of IN: pr,...
use 'l"e oil CHARGE, with the direction, for
ln= the same, which they will find SURE t'r.t tu
Tl"N ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c. The only ,h,r, af
user IN sending the prescription is 20 benefit the sfr, 40
spread information which he cNnccivrs To he uysp 49,
ne hopes every sufferer will try his remedy a II E I'm
NOT thing and ma! prove a blessing. '''
lnoV4-ly REy EDW iRD WTfs,r
It's South Second St, Williams bsIrgh Kin Co. NvV
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

~ ~ NEW RAILROAD PROJECT. The Denton
,nro "r''" states that movement is on foot to Sc.
Delaware Legislature for the constrnct;on 81 Iie
railroad commencing at Harrington and ~ tor "
m9lnating at The Stakes" in Caroiino oo oor-
L Iour miles above Denton, and adds - .m. w, W.,
nave good authority for stating that the hin oe
incorporation for such railroad has "Ia hoon -.
IIra%n, In, and that it will pass through bo,h o1
opposition" "i''ou' any serious
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
The Danger OfDeIax-

nut ew Diseases require more attention th,, c.,s.
s, NJ ana lew are more generally neglected How many ner
l,fi r, hNe cold consider IL Of
Remamn On without retecting its conseGTences
t nat neglected colds frequently dangprrns Nd
head IN diseases most difficult cure cold in fhe
cntv H. & cough then comes pain In the side fever d
W erealhlng and finally ends IN COneumnton Vic
moHu % suffer from cold with the probability of serious az
ol Catarrh Bronchitis Influenza In6ammntion oT Tho
Igs Me when that efficient preventative MiSIIiERS
~ TIERS can be had at a moments notice n viii
ne licking sensaon which proceeds cold prevent
ciOn. 'Nss IL" "uesFoyer' ConSump-
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

SMYRNA EDUCATIONAL Assoc1,r,ov n
!r suant to notice in the Times, a meetnG of .h Ir
Teachers and friends of Education was oi 'ho
saturday C9th) afternoon, at 2 n'clocL mclu on
nchool House No. s. The Presidentt n.y., So,; IN
SSosent' " Ford was called to the cba;r a Solng Wg
3evll acting as Secretary, 1oro tenn SonorDi m -
interesting topics We're freely discussed bv thn
members present. Adjourned to meet Ian Ny o9d tde
a. ID. SEvIL, Sec DrO tenn
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

" Inc various Protestant Churches in Now
ork manIfesteda marked interest in attendu~ G1m
tnT r. JOINT INT service, which was proscr;beJ fas
Inc Week of Prayer" The series Of Of u,oot .or
ishgs s Terminated with union service o. On %1u S"n
1Ry Rysv evSnlnF u the Church of the Holy Trinity
add that a. H. II, ly9g) Il is scarcely necessary to
We're InS tbose ene only EPscopaians participating
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

IT. .i1n iiABLEAUx ~ An entertainmentin in Tableaux
,r;1I naPleau s Charades, Recitations, Music, &c
T Tlll De given at the Seminary on Monday and
atuJoy ucJsuay evenings, Jan. 25th and Goth, by the
ia:uIents. former entertainments of This
tI! Il9a, was very popular with our citizens. and
'hiS PROMISES to be more attractive than that
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

~ DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH lfeaj
ed win the utmost success, by }. IsAACs, NJ D. sud
rroiess0r OF Diseases OF the Eye and Ear IN The hei
cal College OF Pennsy wanna. 70 wears eIpenepr
Gormerly Of Legion, Holland No Sa5 Arfh Sree,
Phlla. Testimonials can he seen al his office. Tie
medical faculty are invited To accompany hpr 20
HenIs, as he has no secrets IN his praclce Ar6csl
eyes inserted without pain. No charge for eI'mu'
tlOn. ,a-Jy
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
Needles Compound memIOck Plaster,

Never fail in giving relief and often perfect s,
acute cases OF pain Inflammation Weakness .u,y ogI
TeIeVe hheumstlsn Lumbagu. Kidney D,eascs Wras Br
Inflammation OF Lungs, Pturisy Acute Dyspepsia a. N
JOINTS Enlargement of the Liver, Whooping COug1 q.
n b-The genuine come in yellow envelopes with pra-i
name In my trade mark eclipse. Siz,s-sma nsEa
and large. Retail at 70, Is and IS cents each.
Made Dy &. II. NEEDLES Druggist, Phaie3hL
For sale by best DrnggiSts and DpaIrrs nnllinr
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

fHE TINES" is published tvv,y "Wednesday sfrr,,, 49,
IoNrrH H. HcFFKcSGR, E,or and Pro,rotor ~ ST.. w
Delaware F'' at 0"ErN,
not paid Till the end Of the year No p.ner d.ont, 'U II
VII VII arrears are rt-ony at the option vi tap pybIisSer
Adv ERFtSsHENTS viii bcinscrtcd a, the
AIM" 'OF 'h' nIS Insertion subsequent in~erons
nual and yearly advertisers ''rS' seman-
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

The next time YOU go town, wanemqkerN e. Browns
anu eStaDh yourself there regular customer Thera H.
IKE having one particular place which to make Your
purchases This is especially clothing Thsv n"
y"m Your measure the grade of materials wear the
youl prefer ana so both trouba ~ 40
on soon to feel Onp and turn thp boro NJ sbo
ping INTO pleasant visit to acquaintances ~ u '""P
Even though not in immediate need NJ orvtb,O -
your intentions. W. '' 'iHie' anu declare
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

ing l suggest that much valuAhl, iuE,r,.. NC
"a NJ IL tnG expense which would greatly @ might tca
tu,t III tV 'li"Il%"nt cunSirra non I @ 'uure si
~ ne condition OF IA" public builincs ra'!l""c "''
Protrc, aH pr.s'1ati" s% s,%Gi BE- ," r %
prnnrIad nr r' tat a'rP9Ss Of n" Satr lrrt H. &
Librarian To receive and keen i'm a nr, tlA.. 'er-,
me NaIn4Ie h"ks which, nrdar af:r 81 Prc,--.s.
a.. a. 0iii.u'.'l 'cIIs ir"'n other States "'riauy,
~ Julsn'h ought n ''c to ms ~ '.' a';e.:
49, 70 In GI, ,I M aS may be n"c">-ar, ,,.,. .l.
reference. - 'P'' 'Ou4iIIJl auu ar..
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

WE respectfully call the attention cf our readers
10 the celebrated Wilmington City Soap" which
giving general satisfaction all over the connt,v
one , pound will go as far as two pounds Of most
Tner soaps IN the market. The people should trv
.'s soap ana they will be convinced that il is The
best and most economical thev can nse S,id by,
grocers generally. Moore & Bro. manufactnrars
"' I'D and Orange sts.. Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

NIcEs' Floral GUIDE Ynn I,gq-W.h
this valuable catalogue Of seed. a,p .,, ''i ',
1t Is" work Of 100 pages beautifully ,st-o,, go.
wool engravings OF flowers and yegotsi !.s '' a.
ored plate of bouquet OF flowers. Itlsa ho, e''1'
tive pamphlet and will be highly priced by every
cuItlVatng the various species Of gorol ~ 30 '.'"''.,.
the benefit OF customers, and is sent to all ,sr. =
states, to all who apply by mail for ten cent, s '
Wick, Rochester. New York H''7'- !aa..
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

-. Don't forget to write for Wyatt & Garrett 5
GIrcuiar OF Measurement, No. Cpl Market St.
Del. foni51iH1 IL
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

&; 3 anu sell 325s. 0iOs, 1875 and all otJer
City L"nn securities Delaware State Bonds
St"cks I & &IaSTe County Loan and Bank and Railro.d
ann silver wanted. Counnns l,,a
"l Dy J"hn McLear & Son, Bankers M GO9 Nil t"v ISt
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13

The weather is glorious.