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CONGRESSIONAL.
M.snfxnrnr. Rshruarv IL.

asHIRGiONs FeDruary III leus.
In the Senate, Mr.. Edmunds, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported on the
Presidents message, regarding his Christ
mas amnesty proclamation, that it was
not warranted by the Constitution or
laws.
Severslpettions that the Almighty be
recognized by the Constitution and for
equal suffrage we're presented.
The report Of the Conference Commit
tee on the bill amending certain acts re-
lating to the navy was discussed and
agreed TO.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
Attorney General to furnish list of the
psrdoned revenue officials.
Saturday, was assigned for considera-
ton Of the naturalization laws, and
Monday for the finance bill.
The Committee on Public Lands re-
ported against granting land to the FL
Paso and Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
Company.
The Committee on Building reported
against the purchase of site for an
Executive Mansion, and asked 10 De dis
charged from fur her considsrsiioa.
Mr.. Stewart, from the Judiciary Com
miIiee, reported adversely on Summers
bill TO strike out from the naturalization
Law the word white" wherever il
occurs
Mr. Cenkling, from same committee,
reported adversely TO Summers bill TO
regulate prosecutions for embezzlement
aud kindred ofenses.
Mr.. Stewart, from same committee, re-
ported the credentials of 81. V. Miller,
as Senator elect from Georgia, with reso-
lulions that be be not allowed to take
his seat
Mr.. Ramsay. from the Postofies Com
mitiee, reported with amendments the
House bill to restrict and regulate frank
iug privileges The bill. as amended.
provides that it shall not be lawful for
any officer Of the Government, member
Of Congress, or other ferson entitled by
law TO the irauki4g privilege, to exercise
it Otherwise Than by bis or her written or
authorizes signature upon the matter
frabked, except heads OF Departments
aud heads Of Boreaus, now entitled By
Law 10 frsnkiBg privileges, Who shall be
allowed to frank sll official matters per-
iaisiug 10 their Departments or Bureaus
by the use Of . stamp, which shall desie-
nate the object fer which it is used, M
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February l7.-In the House
of Commons, last evening, Disrael ex-
pressed his sorrow that the ratification
Of the convention with the United States
was not announced; be hoped, however,
for a speedy completion ofthe treaty.
Gladstone was sure the negotiations
would end in June. From the spirit in
which they commenced, the final issue
would doubtless be satisfactory to both
countries.
madrid, February IT, Considerable
excitement was caused yesterday by an
unsuccessful attempt TO asssssinate Gen.
Prim. Three arrests have been made.
HAVANA, February l7s1Gen. Dulce.
still continues to use vigorous measures
for the suppression Of the insurrection.
Permission to carry arms has been re-
voked, and all arms have been ordered
to be delivered to the Government within
four days.
Gen. Dulce arrested naturalized
American citizen who had applied for
passport, but released him after an earn
est protest OF lhe American Consul.
Tho principal American residents in
Confugas applied for vessel of war for
protection. They were answered that it
was possible at present to send one.
Havana is practically in state Of
siege.
The revolution is spreading very rap
idly. tA
The Government is Selling all the
end, - oap raaoh
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81 Cash paid fer Hides. Fus and Deer
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, February II. = ln the
House to-day, the majority of the In
vestigatiug Com mittee appointed to in
vestigate the charge of bribery and cor
ruption against s. NJ. Arnell, reported
that the evidence was not conclusVe of
his guilt. The minority of the commit
tee took ground hat the present Legis-
lature has no jurisdiction over the ques-
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, February IL. The
House continued in session till nearly
midnight on the School bill, which was
adopted. IL is similar to that of last
year, except that it does not contain the
compulsory education clause. s ig
The House to-day passed a bill loan
ing State bonds to the amount of 5000, 600
to the Mexican Gulf Canal Company,
the State to take frs. mortgage.
The Senate Civil Equality bill also
passed finally. 1t is almost identical
with the one passed last year, but vetoed
By the Governor.
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The Washington undertakers who had
the remains of Mrs. Surratt in charge
after they were exbumed have been be-
sieged on all hands for relics of Mrs.
Surratt. The partially decomposed case
in which she was originally inferred,
now in their possession, will probably
soon be reduced to chips, and wrought
into mementoes for those who are so
eager to obtain them Father Walter has
in bis possession the glass phial contain
ing piece of parchment with Mrs. Sur
rats name thereon, which was placed
in the cnff in which abe was FIRST hurried.
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PUBLIC DIRECTORY.
A sBURY CHAPEL (METHoDIsT). COR.
"A Hsrnsndo and linden streets.
RQawM,AN. 2. M H.; ,Ma!AChINIsT AM,
attention given 70 repairing scales. l0l
NLAPP. WANG. z. ANDERSON. ATrVR-
| ~ .peys-at- Law. y Madison street. Memphis.
CALVARY CHgRCH (EPISCOPALl, COR.
| " Second ana Adams sts.. Rev. DR.. White.
| ORNTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. I7g
~ Union street. Rev. w. N. Patterson. p aston.
CHRIISyT.i,AsNl o HUB! I COR, LINDEN
" Union street, bet. Third and Desoto.
| NONGREGATION BEN EMRTH TsRA-
" ELITE). cor. Second and Monroe SITS.
| CUMBERLAND RESBYTHRTAN
~ Church, Court ST.. bet. Second and 'FIbird.
nEAN 4 90, WIN. 1888 AND Ig551S P0PLAR
~ street. dealers IN Groceries. Teas, etc..
Passs.s I'D Front stsss 60 COTTON
EISHER. AMIS 4 co., MARBLE-WORKs
4 and Drain Pine, COZ. Adams and Second ste.
EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND
&C.. noer Adams, Rev. A. B Miller.
EIRST METHODIST CHUROH, sEC0TD
y street. near Popiar.
EIRSsT pRES8YTERIAN CHURCH. coz.
"a VI Ooiuf anu uif0 ctfcttb.
GRACE RACE CHURCH 8EPIsooP4Il, HER
YLES, DIR. w. D., OFFICE TTNDFR
- Delmonico House. cor. Third and Madison.
| MAYDWELL & ANDERSON, STEAM
W Marble AVID Stone Works. 81 and 70 Union.
MEMPHIS 4 CnARLESTON RATLR0AD
Nl Ollie No. 27s Main st.. Bethel Block.
.MEMPHIS " OHIO RAILROAD DEPOT.
Ny. head ~ Main strest. : : -
| T9!CKET. Ed. BURKE, ATTORNEY Ar
Lay and Solicitor in Bankruptcy. Office.
Nc. . Courthouse. cor. Union and Second SITS.
p0LIoE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, No.
fs Madison street. 49,
pqSToFEfCE. COR. JEFFa6s0N- AND
Third streets. X. Q. Gist, Postma, ter. ~
RoYSTER. IRRELEVANT & CO., AUG.
~ tioneers, ZIG Second street
RUssELL'S PRIVATE, n EDIOAL DIS
. USSELL, GROW e q CO., GAYOs0 PTE-
n ming Mil. 2l2Adams street.. east yf Of D he
Bayou. = ~
SCMABEL \ CO.. DEALERS IN STOVES, +,
- -Ilnwsre. Grates Mantels. 227 Main street.
SCOTT. g: W.. DEALER IN STOVES,
- 6rates. Iiuwarc. etc; Stencil Plates cnt
CCRUGGs & DUNCAN, ATT0RN TYS-1 Ar
- Law, l9 Madison St. Memphis, Tenn.
CEMMES, B. j. q co., PURE VINES.
, Wnlskies aY-t Brandies, 254 Second street,
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
- cor. Main and Beal streets.
COUTH ERN LIFE TNSUR NOE COMPLY.
- ~ Madison street,. F. NJ. White. Prrsidcnt..
st. PETER'SCHURCH lCATHOLIO. COR.
y Adams and Third streets,
| CT. MARY'S GERMAN OH1RCH (OAT1-
- OLIC). cor. Market AVID Third streets.
ct. LAZARUS CHURCH (EPISCOPAL),
= Madison street. east of Third. l1I
st. MARY'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL1.
- Poplar street, near Alabama.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS-A LARGE AID
4 superior stock at Thurmond, Foster&Co.'s
Tobacconists. 7 Monroe street.
WADE, II. 4 Co. BOOKsELLERs AND
w Ststioners. 2T Main street.
WHITMORE a CO., STEAM JOB PRIN-
w tsrr II Madison street.
VEOMANs. s p, ATTORNEY AND So
Hcitnr. a32 Second At new Greeniaw RI'k
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEBLIYo, w. ", February 1.-THE
bill locating the capitol at Petersburg
passed the House of Delegates this
morning by vote Of 20 to 20, and was
reported TO the Senate.
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RrCHU

rom Dlspensatory of the United Slates1
DIoSNA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES
PROPERTIES Their odor is strong didns;no -
"ne"hat aromatic, their taste bitterlsb and anoio
gous to mint. anu aualo-
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs-Bucbu Ieavo. o,o
hafy Organs '0t"e OTl
Ihey are given III complaints Of the TTrinarv n.
yli 'acn as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the RIaddo,
a'aDu 'ffilalon of The Bladder and Uretba Dieeosa
Ts rfoslaIe Gland and Retention or Inconlinence
n 'o'h d loss OF tone IN the parts concerned
rs.sst s,d'ufuo" The remedy has also been recom.
-suei IN Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism 60
ne,ls affections and DrODsv Ou'o
hn1LAS'LDs EXTRACT BUCHU is used nv nersoDs
.Ae ages OF lS 10 25, and from 35 to 55 or in Tho
br Ps,s 'pause Vi ille alter OntinemenI, or La
ans bed-WettIng IN children.
" suecllOns pekullar to females the Extract puob,,
ga4ua'Ied by aEy other remedy, as in Cbloros,s or
Al Co" irfeguiarIty. PaInfulness or SuDoressinn
S,1I1on1ty Excavations, liberated or Schirrons
ny =" 'he Uterus, LucOrrhea or Whites
nDHea'es OF the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel and
my. P'al o"eIllngs,-Thls medicine increases the
ks.n DgesllOns, and excites the tbents into
s.oy action by which the Watery or Calcarenus
tarsT o ana all Unnatural Enlargemenis are re
u ~ as We'll as Pain aud Inflammation
,. n'ttAB0LDs EXTRACT BuCHU has cured ever,,
hon or oIane'es IN which it has been given Irrita
i,s r. '"e Neck OF the Bladder. and Inflammation NJ
RetsD,inE Iteration of the Kidneys and Bladder
Sn,o :. - CIlhe diseases OF the Prostate Gland
Ds,o,u u 'he Bladder Calculus Gravel. BRICK .Dus,
iebsS ana mucus or Milky Discharges. and for en-
.rdsS a delicate constitutions of both SEXES a.
bE,s."'n "nn the following symptoms: Indisnos,ion
" Of RUN, Loss Of Power. Loss of Memory, bicnI.
6i.s.."o eta,h,ng Weak Nerves Trembling Horror oC
BarE r. "Sheiulness Dimness of Vision, Pam in The
he SLin O Hands, Flushing of the Body Dryness of
Unvs.,,.i 'upton on the Face, Placid COuntenance
HyrvraiL"a, LaSSIhde OF the Muscular System. &c.
PunivngY aos EXTRACT BUcHU Is Duretic and Blood
Of d:.nss,nd and cures all diseases arising from habits
ppresr oG on eTcesses and mprudences in life i'm
ecion. g. .ne b'od &c, superceding COpaiba m al
Gl.e,.o, Ir winch 1t IS used. such as Gonorrhga.
these dis.a'g standing. and Syphluic Afoctons-in
ROSE WASH III 'o'hec'Ioh with HELMBoLD's
Bs%,,. I oy all druggists and dealers evervwbere-
10 o,bs, peounterieIts. Ask for Hembold's Take
@SO O'eT n PRicE-sl 25 pei bottle. or bottles Sv Sor
IN ali "eied to any address Describe symptoms
\Y0Vsrss u t. T. HELMBOLD. 5g4 Broadway. Nv
" slaa, aE me GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN |
Chemical wgraVed wrapper, with facsimile of nv
jan21 d. warehouse, and signed
II. T. HELMBOLD |
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From the " Hnme NInnthlr :"

Some wears since while residing in the city Of Providence We
hsari much aid in praise OF Perry Davis Pam Killer We
listened ncreiulously these testimonials Well b.oltb ti
iag. last re>or the doctors Us to Minnesota Tb
intensely COLI and terrible form of Nrurala,s m
isi the settlers and fell into the grasp t the dis
and day ami night for weeks. endured untold atony
Nan remedies were tried without avail One day, however
s:Tar: froaer>msn entered the ROOM bearing in his h
va. filed with reddish liquid.
twas OF the PAIN KILLER He had bought it in Cali
ba three before and had kept with niserlv
ur h"n Applying externally and internally gave in,o
d''e relief Since them We have recommended it successfully
in that hafe the best medical skill; and when m co.
REJECT this remey recall our own experience and
think that the time when pain incurabe nv Other
AGENTS NV teaeh them the value of this discovery
For Sale by Jas. P. Hofecker aud J. W. Denney
fvb2tim
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THE MARKETS.
CARRIAGES

JARREL-STAATS.-Fcb Is at the r,.silor oe r.oo Cal.
~ :" Appoqulhmink Hundred, 10y Rev. W. b. Gregg Mr.
aIeS W. Iarre to Miss Sarah Jane Stats both of Ne
Castle co., Del. ' ''i ~ t'e"
s 80 ~ hy the same on the same tav at tbe ros
denc" Of the bride mother near Kentnn NJ S ',e resi- 81
DIns, 10 Miss Mary j. Attix, all of Kent co., Del
lhCAA-NELSON.-By the same Feb 23d AT tho rosi,o..
w. NelSnn' ESQ., Mr. James I. Truax to Miss MARY f.
Nelson, all OF Kent co.. Del ~ Ni' T.
BERRY-DENNY.-Un the 9th inst nv tbo Ro, n o.-,-,
VIZ '"hn H. Berry and Miss Annie E. Denney both of Kt
county. Del S'' "O'A Vi heht
"hAhION-GRANGER.-In PHILADELPHIA on tbe 18TH inst
- o "T'i ~ A. Cunningham Charles NJ Wharton. of
s, , co., pF' anu Miss Anna : Granger of Phadelrbio
81 nv ENSoN-HARRINGTON.-O On the lsthinst bv tbe R
H. - T. McNoIly' Mr. Wm H. Stevenson of Milford Do e.,
Miss MISS Mary Harrington of Frederica Del ' y"
al. the Presbyterian Church. in Mid
dletown' Del, on the nth inst by Rev Dir Jh 7 ,I ~ ~
Q, baltimore Md assisted by Rev. Dr. John Patton Of Ma
dletown Mr. James p. Rothwell and Miss Ivdi n w,
both of New Castle county, Del " "iSon
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

e, W Si writ OF Leyari Facias to me directed il, -
- i 90 ubc sale at the Front Door ni br To,, ~ oe
t et, 81 T t R2wn OF Dover Kent County Delaware ~"
crlhet Real Estate % VI" '4e following des-
All that tract or parcel land
% Hfnt county and State Delaware on fba Hun1
by the saI ; m rom Camden to Sowaritown bonndeI
IL ~ I PHHiS " road and by lands William arri
Joseph Mcdaniel lands of William Lewis lar orier'
contain abat a 1I o. Elias Jarrel. deceased and ,I ~
more or eS bCn TSk t AND FORTY Two ACRES
suns am susan, his wife by indent,ra Jon
1ISq, an uy OF april A. d. eighteen hundred and ne
ta 90 grant ana confirm the said Jnr :
IN shi ny the said indenture recorded in The i IN
Soj S ~ Hes'S &C. At Dover, in for Kent Conn.,
singular s % 9 & Folio 9 together with ali snd
Iti ana taken in execution as tLn &c
be sold for cash bv ~ e' anu 'erre tenants, and will
Sheriff Oaico no-ou n , s VI, COLLINS late Sheriff
faI)4 D
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e K E AT DISTRIBUTION
BY
metropolitan Gift Co.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF s2soOoo
EVERY TICKET DRAWS DD,
"A FINE STNC1

vi idutlngS framed Engravings Wara pboto
sl@Ph OunS and large assortment of Fine Gnld Jai
ry' III all valued at sl,OOO,OOO. ~ U 'e"ei-
ciaiGe 70 draw any Of the ebove Prizes nv
Sd ~ loI % CBNI Is Tickets describing each Prln re
t IN Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On receint G 90
IIcket VIII be drawn without
at our once or sent by mail any address, The nrio
Hi O devered to the ticket holder on f a.
re1ueste.7 by express return mail ' "uuieSS' rs
1on Will know what your prize E befora vor nos, CT.
BLANKS. " O'nel Vi the same value No
- Our patrons can depend fair dealing
REEF ENCES We select the olowin1 nsp,os f. Al. .
ta ny atey drawn valuable prizes kindly perm
D. Il WiISns Buffalo, n Y 1000 Miss Annie Monro Cb
u3iI watch $3.50; Phillip Mccarthy IouIsviIi k
Nan ngSteT ring 5000: X A. Patterson New Bedfnr
SS' H silver Lea set Siaj; Miss Emma Walworth MxamGea
' Is fan0' S1OO; key l. W. Pitt, Cleveland Ohio WaiJe
StS We PuDnih m no names without permission
ness he ar VI ~ 'iE They doing the largest bus
Tribune Feb. sth, 1868. ''' SucceSS' weekly
nave ave sxaT1ed their system and know them to be fair
Last week friend of ours drew a s5Oo nr,zo ,li., -
pS pI9mpty recelved.-Daily News, March g. 1868 ~ ""'
send Tor circular giving and
oces from The press Liberal Inducements 10 Agents Ssti
guaranteed Every package OF Sealed Enyeo6es con
ITO for SIj. ~ - Va ID ior ez' 80 iOr 81;
~ All letters should be addressed to HARPER WIIsoN L.
= @'S" ANih' feb2i-2t
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ASSIGNEE'S
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

In tho District Court of the United States for ,bo
District of Delaware: 'O- ''''
In the matter of
James +. Donovan, Bankrupt, In bankruptcy.
To all whom It may concern: The rnders;o,od
hereby gives notice of his appointment as ASSIGNEE
oI James Z. Donovan of Appoquinimink Hundred
In the county Of New Castle and State of DeInUare
within said District who has been adiudped Bank'
rupt on his own petition by the District Court NJ
ssd District. Ou'' VI
Dated the Eighth day of February. A. n 1890
DAVID A. LETHERBURY, Assignee.
i"'''s Smyrna, Del,
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS.
READ THE FOTIOWgyC

Gents-Th to certify that have found ALLEN LUNG
RLSAM of the best remedies in the wcrd for
L:ug have used it in family for breaking I'M troubI
cough with the happiest effect recommended if 70
young lady who had harrassing cough and was
with Consumption and it cured her in a few DAYS wopd r
commend it to all those predSposed to Consumption
Respectfully YOURS A. A. HARRISON, Cincinnati O.
l. b. BOWIE DrnRgist' CnontOwn, Pennr writes Apr l.
1857 Aliens Lung Basam has performed some renarlaI,
u-es about here recommend it with confidence in all ds
of the Throat and Lungs"
STERLING BRos Druggists, write from Carrolton q To,
2, 1851: Send us ak dozen ALIENS LUNG BALSAN w
entirely out of it 1t gives general satisfaction than
any other medicine SELL
PERRY DAVIS son. Providence R. L. general wholesale
Agents Tor the Eastern States Sold by all dealers in Family
Medicines. Price 81. fb., ,
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eoAl OIL! COAL Ola

pOrDo. best and cheapest oil, for Illuminating
TINT i, '. ~ the market. We guarantee IT to be ali
can presented. and at less cost to deale:s than
ke GEusehaSed in this, or the Philadelphia Mar.
lWbolss,l. THOMPSON & CO.,
Wb,I.''ae and retail dealers in CoaIOH Lard Snoro,
Iad Espl, 1 IL,gbricating Oils, S. w. cor. SECOND
s~.raAEF SIs., Whining gtou, Del. [ap22.Jvi
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DEATHS.

bAfNARD-At Crumpton on the 7th inst tbo i,so. 49, .
Mm. H. and Evelyne Baynard, aged month. '''' u
AT le residence of her son, in Cecil county on +b
h INST" Mrs Mary Stats, in the Slth year of her ag
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SMYRNA SEMINARY

=, Inc next session of this Institution viii boc;,
Monday; February 9Th 1869, to continue twensv1 ~
S' Two weeks: Students admitted atany time Those
n"n, d Instance can be accommodated with Road
at places suitable, and convenient 70 Ibs SE nporI
FOR circulars containing full particulars Addrsss
j. II. BECHTEI, Pr;rc;n,I
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RUNAWAY,

IL DELrH MARTIN, an indentured appren,;ca %
me farming business, having runaway from mU ~
premises hereby forewarn all persons from trnsn in
Tt ,h MIN on my account, 1ndel penaItv ~
'io '1"' cents reward will be paid for his Tet1rn
Smyrna, Del, Jan %, 69-3t ""EEN'
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

want to rouse each sleepy head.
VINO stand upon he brink
"mefe ya"nIng CUFFS disclose the dead.
VINO might but did not, think.
want 10 warn the living ones
Who biInd!y grope along,
lalherS, daughters mothers sons
Hhal PefIls round you throng
Look out. my render, are you free.
Or do yOI bear The mark
MOST all are blind and cannot see.
ca gropIng IN the dark
Caarrh, demon in the head.
consumption is ills son
mis- nostS' yea, countless millions. dead
Tefhaps you may be one.
That hacking, hawking. spittino sbo,,,.
Catarh affects your head
"Ster ahd slime IN throat or nose
Runs down your throat instead
Your lungs and liver soon will show.
Consumption has its birth;
Calarrh lis sire, will feed II too.
III you return 10 earth
II colds affect your head and throat,
ANNillrLAToR buy;
Now don't forget what bsvo u,,
Of mink this subject dry,
WOLCoTT's ANNIHILAToR crros
CAFARRH-Ihe demon flies.
IL saves the LUNGS, good health inspres
anu Calarrh quickly dies.
want TO crafty nay friends
Who wish to unde rstand
ABOUT fAIN PAINT, its use lis ends
AND why It's great demand,
want to show you, plain as dav.
why PAIN PAINT stops all pain.
Ihat you may never have TO say
=" Ill not try paint again"
PAIN PAINT will cool but never stain.
fumps inflammation out;
lis harmless on the breast or BRAIN
trial stops all doubts.
When Inflammation leaves the Frame
All pain will cease at once;
Remove the cause, 'lis all the same:
None doubts unless Ounce,
The pores will Ope and drink PAIN PAINT.
AbsOrbents fill with ease
Restores the weak, the SICK the faint
Inc greatest skeptic please.
Evaporation coOls the place
AS luilam iatiOn flies;
A'1t p,oOu at The absorbent's base
makes PAINT in vapor rise.
lis thus PAIN PAINT removes all donh,
n removes the very cause
ny pumping Inflammation ont.
Oh TINS we rest our cause
W WToIcotrs Pain Paint is sold at all D,ro S,o..,
= C ahnIhllalor, for the cure of Catorsh o;
4 Noius In the head Sent bv Exnre.s or iI Snu
olcolt, Prop. '4""re' IN. Y; R L.
ieb244W
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FT DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH tTeaI
ca WIN me utmost success, by J. lsAACs, Nj. D.. and
PrOessrrof Diseases of the Eve and Ear in Iba NoI
cal College OF Pennsylvania. 10 years experience.
ii"rmefiy OF Legion, HoIland) No. S15 Ar;h SIreet
Phha. Testimonials can be seen al his office Tbo
medical faculty are invited to accompany their ma
uens as ne mas no secrets in his practice Artifcla
lion. g. ''i -, ma
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4r. LacRSOn's AnaIeptica.

ANEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION.-A Phy
,r,,q Wno had Consumption Tor several years " MI
| ,,.en bieedngs OI the lungs. cured himselr with
npdirnc u IknIwn 10 the profession, when his
,sa oanelreI hopeless lie Is the only physician
v,, has used ii IN his own person, or who has any
t,oyIeI,e 0 ITS virtues; and he ascribe the de.
s,oe of health he now enjoys TO rc;hng but the use
of hi. meiiclne and nothing hut utter despair nd
o,;re extinction of all hope of recovery together
,,,,ba want Of confidence in all others induced him
.n. disease of The Lungs he profers treatment he
SeI,cme sent by express Send for circular or csl
an DR.. f. BOYLSTON JACKSON
mav6'6Sly No $50 North 10Th ST. PhIad'a.
Fnt,,Ie nv " F.. WILLIAMS. Druggist, WHINING.
,,a Del. aud hv Druggists ,hroug hout the countrv
FARMERS AND GARDENERS.
n, vou want 10 Double YorG CGorS?
n,you want them TO RIPEN Two EEkS EARLIRRt
DO YOU want EARLIER and LARGE VEcETABLEsr
L you do,
So Buy the LODI DOUBLE REFINED POCDRETEE
at $50 per Philadelphia equal the best 500 Phosphates
Send for pamph'etto
PAUL POHL, JR.,
kb36t 100 South Wharves Phila
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Agricultural Implements.

On TUESDAY, MARCH Cd, at l o,cIock p AZ
AT THE
PENlNSULAR MACHINE WORKS,
MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE.
Consisting as follows:
Five Pennington Rcapers.
II Reading Corn Shelters,
ii Hand Corn Shelters
McCorkle Gang Plows and Cultivation
26-Horse Pelton Horse Power
80, 2S.HOrse Peton Jack Power
. n, 9'iorse PelIon Jack Power. upright.
D DiacRsmiih,s Hand Drills, Pusses,
Gales Lever Cutting Boxes,
second hand Reading Corn Shelter
rus Faient Gang Plow and Cutivator.
TERMS OF SALE;-AlI sums under s1o c..h.
on sums exceeding SlO credit Of nine months will
% o1 sHeu' Ine purchaser giving notes properv samp
eG' WIN approved security, payable Of The Citizens
A',o"ai Dank' aRd paying interest from day Of sale
''''''" X. II. IIoDGSON.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

100 shares OF Delaware Railroad Stock for
Market street, Wilmington, Del. >''9' o0'
flank Deeds, Bonds, Judeement Notes. SINGLE
and double, for sale an. this office. ''"s's
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24
FANCY CAKES

r. I re undersigned has employed first class Fine
CaKe Baker, and is prepared 10 fill orders for Ped
cakes, Lady Cakes, Fruit Cakes or any thing sIao
~ Ine llne that can be called for at the shortest no
C 1eg a. 1ne lowest prices. good variety on hand
Call and see samples. manu.
HENRY REAPNE
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24
LOST.

on tuesday night last, at the door f the Odd Fs,
LOWS LOWS Hall; during the Festival, A GRAY MixEn
and Sas SLE bLANkET SHAWL 1t was in carriage
street, The finder will be rewarded for =" .e
rah1oa MRS. NJ A. ROBERTS.
Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24
Needles Compound UemIocI p,.s,o

i 10 gi' ng relief and often perfect radical c- -
- p pam hlamnatUn Weakness thpy nr1Ion. i
i,s .i IN. Llmhagn, Kidney Diseases Weak Barks
"a. ~ q" lungs P-urlsy Acute Dvsuansia 10
..i1 Management Of the Liver, Whoopng Coueh oSd Id
, iIe SenP'n" come in yellow envelopes with nr+I
s1t a marx an eciipse). 3Szrs-sInall mo ji',n
Rrit!i ~ q. p and cents each ' i'1Aiuil
Fo;a BY he's. ~ II, NEEDLES Druggist. Philadephi
linn,