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Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT lTEMS.-A colporteur who has tan.
vaSNed Broad and Little Greek Hundred Sns
sex, THOROUGHLY, says full one fourth of the in.
habltaDts there can not read
Geo Summons, an estimabe Young man oI
Milford, died last week. His fubera, nr
thursday last, was one Of the largest ever held
in that town. '' "eiO
/ Georgetown is somewhat excited over the
sudden exit OF u railroad contractor, who leaves
Sundry debts behind.
\ negro character Of MILFORD. named Ron
Collins, proclaimef. himself a Democrat L,.t
%%ceK' and his cc'ored brethren licked" him
for so doing.
MIR. s. T. Mongar, of FELTON,, whilst return.
ing nome from Frederick on nTueslayneht week,
was at ;acked by white man. lie discharged
pistol at the assalant, who ran off.
The schooner Ran,an de .Ijuyfa. bound from
ma. to Cuba Is reported at sea in disabled
cohIltlon. Shg Is one fourth owned by w. A.
0crlbner, OF Milford. Her Capt, McBide.
also of Milford, is part owner. Fears are ep
tertained for her safety.
Cornelius Watson living on the farm of
John I; Corbitt, near FieldSborough, had elev
en- mlddLngs and three shoulders of bacon stnl-
on from him on the night of the 8th inst.
The Middletown land speculation has been
uuiy lnaugurated. There are ia lots, valued
at SlSo each, upon one of which there i a
prlze-houSe valued at $1,000. The lotsr ranc.
from 10 10y l20 to 80 by 80 feet
letor Green. Esq, of Middletown, had all
night last ''''N" =" ! "u' 'O'S
$S3l IS worth of stamps were cancelled at
the Milford poSt-otice during the six months
ending Jan. LIST, 1870 ''''
Mr. Anderson Parker, aged Seventy-six wears
ana formerly ot this town, died at the residence
OF Ms Son-I9-Iaw, BIrrct StOops, near Easton,
The friends If Anty Buck, of this town. hon.
9reu her with blrth-da celebration on SIM
day, as usual. See elsewhere.
MI VIM. Reynolds, of Cantcrberv. known
IN IN former years, as an influential opponent of
Ine temperance movement, has Joined the Good
lem mplars, and has made several speeches. re-
Oe"'! u iarge audiences, III behalf of the order
aii any The cause. lie Is upwards of eighty years
The protracted meeting in this town has
to the Church. "0'''u
The Town Commissioners and Alderman
Building. 1o""
The residence of the late John C. BRYAN in
his town. was sold at public sale on THURSDAY {
lst.to Mrs. JDhn Nalalieu, Of Nj lins!o , for
$4,000. '0i
Two or three dogs, supposed to be mad,
we're Killed IN this town on Monday.
'th prox. t'NN ~ '10''u"y'
\ Next : Tuesday is moving day il Duck Creek
md Little Greek Hundreds.
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Now that the Fifteenth Amendment has
been ratified BY thirty States, including Texas
and Nebraska, which ratified last week the
probable effect Of the negro vote in Delaware,
Maryland and Kentucky is being considered.
The vote in this State has been variously esti-
mated. a New FORK paper puts it as high as
1900, while the Dover ring" it is said. nut
it at $500 There are estimates. also. any
where between these two points. Our colored
population IN 1860 was 81 ,G27, aud it is not
probable that it has increased much. E,tima-
ting that one In seven CT them can vote we
nave little over 5000 additional voters bv
their reimbursement; putting the ratio of yoto.
bles on the one-ftth basis and there wonld be
an increase of 4,32j. The ring" estimate
We think. Is the nearest to the right. They
also estimate that of that number at least one.
tenth will vote the Democratic ticket tba
hrSt time. We do not know whether this vote
Will change the political complexion of onr
State or not, but one thing We do know thar
the emphatic expressions Of some of our Dem.
ocratlc exchanges that they will never truckle
Tor this vote Is altogether premature. That
the Amendment will ever be rescinJ.d islard-
ly more probable than that slavery will be res-
tored. Says the New York Sun,--anti-adnp-
Is ration" Its adoption having closed long
ana bitter controversy, any ATTEMPT to resist
Its operations will be frowned down by the
people The politician who does not recuynizo
and respect this fact may be allowed TO conn,
at the polls on the day of election. bnt will to
taught that he Is unfit to lead great Marty "
The prejudice aud sentiment against il i Iit.
Ter with many, but it is not as Litter nn,v as
formerly, and will not be as bitter IN rho tntrro
as now. As time goes on prejudice will weak
en-, just as 1t has about the events of the Var
and to make spitetul, sweeping assertious now
about what We will never do sounds ton much
like the last ditch talk of rebellion DAYS .
Hundreds of sweeping assertions were n,a1,
then which time, the force of circumstance. and
common Seuac have made worse than meaninr-
less. Aud 1t it will be 30 again Many will
accept the situation at first, and alter that
the theory aud practice. There Is no greater
opposition to this Amendment than there WAS
to the abolition Of slavery. and yet that nea-
sure is now acquicsccd in. Who now believes
that slavery was right? Not one tenth Of the
people. 1t is not well to make too many dec
laratlons at the outset. After prejudice cools
of aud the new order Of things gets fully es
tablished and We get "sd IN II, then we will
5 ..o aratlon, are worth Already
some oi the Democratic papers are question.
Ing whether amy # the leading members of the
par 20 prominent in their oppo.
olton to lul- amendment can secure the Presi-
Dental nomination in lS72 The Southern ,
delegates tdethe nominating convention would
be fearful of sacrificing their own States. AS I
during the war they had to nominate war {
men on peace platforms, SO now they will have :
y nominate universal-sulFrage man on plat +
UrIn that he cannot stand upon. Z
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The ann OF Fisk Il Hatch, bankers and oov
ern'i' NJ bond dealers, who have brought them
/ selves prominently before capitalist, and tL.
investing public here and ia Eurone Lv hr;nn
ing out the Central Pacific Railroad hands
winch are current here and ia the Euronnan
markets the same as government bonds nn,v
oHer 70 the capitalists and investors the first
I,n,oItgage ponds "1 the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. The suct1.,s ,ttaud;nlI H.
bonds introduced by Messrs. Fisk T. Hatch b., t,,o
been exceeding y satisfactory 70 the bonILoIJ
ers The Western Pacific bOnds--tbelast L,,n
introduced by Fisk 4 Ilatch--wpre all sold in
about ten weeks, and the loan was closed in
JaGuary at 80. They are now selling at " iii
and none offering at that price. The Cbc.a'
peakc and Ohio Railroad forms a Central Trm't
line from the Atlantic Ocean. connrrting a;
rectly with the Pacific coast, over the Tu;n,,
and Central Pacific Railroads tn San Francis
co: In addition 10 the through traffic with tb,.
western SttteS aud Pacific coast the Chcsa-
pe'ke ana ONO KaIlrord runs through rich
portion OF Hslnla, which aboundS i'm coal and
other roluctS the transportation of which -
exc edlngy, profitable to railroads. The d,
rec, ors" "1 the Company are shrewl. w,aI,hv
ana anu influential cltlzon>, among whom are G il
IluntihHtnh lce-Pre>ldent Of the Pacific R,iI
IOau, ahd: the following Wel-kuow na,,,..
" lllam H.. ASpinwaN David Stewart W,n
65: Is: Hatch, A. A. Low, New York. and pl;nv
FlSh Philadelphia. The trustees are Wil;a,1
65Itler Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.. and p G.
calhoun, President of the Fourth Nationai
Bank, who are an ample guarantee that the Ir.
tereStS Of the bondholderS will be pronerIv nrn
tce' The reput ton Mcssrs. Fisk & Iiatcb
anu tue extreme care .hey have taken in nor
uniting their name TO be used TO market loans
together with the high standing and renntat;n,
OF those directly interested in the road emile
the bonds to more than ordinary attention. from
the public, and merit their confidence. Tbn
completed road is already Of sufficient yalpa r.
form Sufhclent security Tor the whole propo,rj
amount OF mortgages to be sold. When com
pleted, the property will be worth donjJo tIo
amount Of the first mortgage bonds ''' '"e
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Bronchitis OrThroa,n;.
bE CONVINCED BY POSITIVE pRoop
AND TEST IT YOURSELF
THOSE AFFLICTED WILL EINDA
REMEDY IN

,,.., AASESVILLE' ONO, Fpbrusr, ao,,
Messrs. j. y. HARRIS q co, ' EOsh l'ts
GCnticucn
or Twelve years with Bronchitis n, No., i Tor '9n
tried every lining that could buy rrc,u, ' ant have
Or Ii" relief until used your Alens l. my 1 WIN little
me feet IN short time. believe IT D., the "Ach gave
eHtan for all disease, at the throat tI. 'aTaYn
duty I" 'al tins much Tor vAsr 80 ,'' 'rr ny
1t and get relief ~ '"F' may ny
Respectfully,
We know MI. fireman well, and h., ,,,,.'NAN f"hNAN
''''"rht atots
rr,.,, " A GRAHAN&Co
"h"I'-aI~ and E~,as Drus,l.;, L,,.,'' w"
Sold by J. W. DENNY, smyrna bu
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y, Tn Thursday morning, little son of John
rIn4rgan only five years old, fell off the wharf
at New Castle, and was drowned. The child
was almost immediately taken from the water
by Miss Annie Sarnald, a young lady of j..
and efforts made to restore him, but lite was
eXIinct ~ VOC
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

;, Post OFFICE CHANGEs.-At Kenton. in
Kent county, Del, William II. Moore. Post.
master. vice Joseph Roop, removed. AtTown-
send, New Castle county, Delaware. Levi W
Lltt9mus is appointed Postmaster, vice James
G. Wilson, removed. NV 1'"''
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

THE TUNES Is published Wednesday afternoon by
J"SEfR II U"FfECSER Editor and Propr,tor at Snyrua
DelANAEV,
FEk"S ->CbsCEtPToN-Onc 5000 IN advance or 50 50
not paid till thu cud o the wear No paper discontinued upt
all arrears are pat-only at the option the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at hr rate of S ts
9ue "rthe first Insertion subsequent insertions Thrcs-ani-
ahalt cents liberal discount made tu quarterly senian-
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

y MEXtc0;-Ihe recent defeat Of Escobedo by
DenerAls Toledo and MARTINEZ is thought to be
omInouS OF wide spread insurrc,tioa in Mexi
co. 1t Is contended that E>cobedo is General
OF u great ability, and is at the head of nearly
all the available national forces Quite re.
Gently ne has been largely reinforced, but in
spite of this he has been obliged 10 retr.a,
from San LUIS Potosi to San Feline. and fro"
the latter place to Guanamato. The states Of
AalSco and Miehoacan are up in arms, and
the leaders ot the Government troops a,e il
!vlded IN councils, and unable to put down the
inSurrectlon. Cnder these circumstances the
future OF Mexico is not promising.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

Yesterday was the one hundred and thirty
seventh anniversary of Washington's Birth
day. He was born in Westmorcland county,
Virginia, on the 22d of February, 1882
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

TIE PENINSULAR RECCRD.-This is the title
of the new paper to be started at Seaford by
Donoho 4 Stevens, prospectus of which we
have received 1t will be identified with no
political party. 1t will make its appearance
March 5th,
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$1,000 A YEAR AND EXPENSES

To agents 10 sell the celebrated WILSON SEWN
The besl machine in the world Sn""
1ike on bOiA sides One MACHINE WITHOUT moNna ,i,a
For Il rlLeT parlIculars address 25 N 9Th ST. Philod O.
pm - ''''' P"'''' leb23 Sn
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b, ,r t,'~L ha.inx been r"'to"i TO
i lon ser lun| Affection anu ttt dread a. yrst'
nt " ~ '-' ''ii'" suh"Irr tAr .. .s1.
I9Sil win" desire il, b" will send a ,opv ,t
i re" {" charge, with h- ilr-enn. f,r ''e>'H2on
uNs thr .'int winch th"y VIII hui SrgJ a. 'a'iLx thl
80, ~ - vs. h'N' ~ rs etc Thr r,o ron CON-
Isl ~ IIIhS lht p",crIpnn il bench. ' 'i'ci-
M ,tiLi'l"H which h" conceive, 10 b, and
nothing, and may proy- a blessing a" via cost thru
Parties wishing the pr.scriptinI' will ,r.....,,
mayl9-ly Williau,t,,, - MI 4 WILSON.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

CONSPIRACY IN PARIS-Thirty five person,
were arrested IN Paris on Saturday on suspi.
cioh OF being engaged IN a plot against the life
OF the Emperor In all cases arms were fonnd
upon the persons of the prisoners. They were
confined in the Prison Mazas au Secret on the
Boulevard .MazoS, and will he proceeded against
forthwith. notwithstanding the Paris officials
are anxious to make the people believe there
Is no truth in the rumor of plot to take the
Emperor lite, yet the fact is too apparent to
admit of doubt The people have determin.
ed to get rid of Napoleon. The French are n
tickle and excitabe people, and there is no tel.
ling to what extent they will go to ACCOMPLISH
their purpose 40"
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PAPAL lNFALLlBLITY.-Letters from Rome
say that DIR. Dollinger's protest against the
declaration of the dogma Of Papal nfallib;irv
ProyGkts much excitement and indignation at
A telegram from Rome says the Pope re-
fuses to receive an addre of one hundred and
tIhlTy-SeVen bishops also protesting against the
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FOR SALE,

A HORSE and DEARBORN WAGON AND HAht
NESS. and COWS Extra Farm HOTse. snunu ""O
Kind, and known by the name Of Gen Grant.
Enouire Of ROBT IL. BLAIR,
feb2SC an Pearl siree'.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

mere are rumors of an extensive organiza.
tl?n IN San Francisco for the purpose of gxter.
nRttnatlhg R the Chinese there, aud the attention
matter ~ '"e
90 Inc Chinese on the Pacific coast number
oy'oOO %IQ according to report presented to the
California Legislature. ~ ''0
AT st. Paul, on Monday morning, the thcr-
mometer marked 3O0 below zero, aud at OH.
cagO, s below. ~ "iii'
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

1HE PREsBYrERTAN FAIR, at the Town Hal
on thursday, Friday and Saturday evening,
last, was splendid and most successful enter.
talnmrnt The arrangements were in excellent
taste, the most attractive feature, cspecIalIv IN
the ladies. being the fancy table, occnryIng tbr
center OF the hall. 1t was canOpied with y
beautiful awning of alternate red and Willie
stripes and handsomely dressed and fostoonrd
Inc frost tree, vase OF wax flowers, several
sofa cushions, mats, and pairs OF worked slI-
pers commanded universal admiration, MINI
regarded it as .he finest display of haudiwort
ever made in our town. A large carriage Al
CHAN, knit for the occasion, was one of the
great features of interest and admiration. The
mower garden, most artistic arrangement of
pot flowers, received great praise, and the f h
p9nd' the tree OF fortune and the side show
where the reasonable man. was ON exb;b;-
tion, all added to the interest of the fair. The
'reG OF fortune was pretty-a large cedar laden
with neatly ornamented egg shells, each shell
containing tortune-On paper. The refresh
lnent table and restaurant were arranged as an,
u former OCCASION aud Were liberallv n,troniz-
ed The festival was successful beyond rx,,rr.
tatlon. The nett proceeds amounted TO S45I =
'5--gross receipts, $500 IS. The ladies' desire
us to express their thanks for such generous
patronage.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

The colored people of Wilmington held n
meeting on Monday evening at one of their
churches to take into consideration, the cele-
bration Of the passage of the Fifteenth Amend
ment. 1t was resolved TO hold a grand jubilee
Ia lhat CITY shortly after the official announce
ment ls made.
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FAGRMOCNT PARK.

pow nith oi Fhuiepha is matter interest AS il ia
vi' -, nc nny that city but
eN'"vc ant n.iu' if contains 80 mn,,y ,Icts I
est, that il will repay visit " ' o''eo's OF inter
NAnanlak"I " brown the cothiuy NM, L,.,
we cNet m3pol the Park which gives a very cnrr, a ~
eN'ch' a'r laying out and Interesting items in
% ~ y" ~ bV dropping them linz calling AZ tba
tree Of cl. " '' 'Ou N"' "ol'h Il copy
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

The TwENTY-sEcoND.- q nniversor, w 9
observed in this town last evening. by me
Good Templars, by an entertainment in Stella
Lodge room. The exercises consisted of music
by an able quartet, with organ, select reading
by Miss Addie Cooke and Prof. Bean. and nd,
dresses by Revs. DR.. Kennedy, w. r. McFar-
lane and I. o. Ayres, q. w. G.. r., of the
State. Mr.. Albert Mahood presided. The
entertainment was appreciated by full house.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

DASTARDLY ASSAULT.-Ou Saturday after.
noon 40 last shameful assault was made upon
VT, JeHerS0n IS. FOard, young farmer living
III ~ Appoqulnlmlnk, about two and a-half miles
rom this town, by two Irishmen. james and
'0hn Murphy, brothers, who were living ON an
adjoining farm. They entered Mr. Fs b"ns',
about two o o'clock aLd seized him. After f,rc-
ing hIn INTO the yard they compelled hin, :,
go TO the stable. o,teu>ibly to count some bladr
Iouuer, but when they entered the loft Mr. +
"ds informed that more serious matter u,ust
ne attended to- lie broke from their GRIN and
Jumped out OF the window. but they followed
nm. AGAIN seIzlng him, they commenced
beating hlm In most. unmercitul manner viii
clubs. They lelled him to the ground ,%ron %tn
ttlheS, the last time dealing him such s,vrrn
blow as to render him senselc,s far tin1e anJ
'lpless Tor further resistance. They then H..
sisted after threatening his life If hc informed
against them a man named Morrison witness.
ch the uiSgracetul scene at the stable. bnt re-
iuSei 10 render Alr f. any assistance becausu
the parties had threaten, d him if he d;J Uo
merely begged them to spare the vnung man.
llt', y 500 as Mr. Foard Suffi, ientlv co ,va,,
ca he calae before Esquire C.r,ow IN III.
town, and lodged complaint The two mon
were arrested they having also come to town
by ohcer Stayton, aud after a hearing. were
"nlrttt'H 70 poVer ~ default Of $4,000 bail
ana ; 10 me Tor contempt of the Justice.
Inc Provocatlon grew out Of the fodder re-
terred to. Mr.. EiihuJcitrrson, Of New CastIc
owner OF the farms, had purchased the f.lJrr
10 payment OF dc0t owed him by Jas. Pie.
Ian ct this town, who had the one occupied Lv
Iae n Murphy, under rent. Mr. FoarI went
after the fodder in the morning, per instrnr'
ions f,om Mr. }. Chi. uucleJ When the Wur.
phey tried to drive him of. lie paid linje
lltentI3n to their abuse, however, and finished
The assailants are young men, and really
seemed not to comprehend the penalty thry
we're ncurrinp. They made the assault in Ls.-
laIf Of Phelan and against Mr.. Jefferson, who
lel1 an execution against Phelans property.
'ut released him by taking some of h,s stock
'nd fodder in payment oi the claim and a low
"a nun TO make public sale. The assault was
. brutal and so unprovokcd on Mr. Fo,rJs
'art that public feeling was considerably in.
ensed for the time.
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q good PLANO FOR SALE,

ChenP, IT applied tor sOO"'
Enquire Of }. HENRY JEFFENS"H
February T3d 1870. Smyrna '
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

IHE FRUIT GROwER'S Association - Ar
The meeting of this Association, at Dover. last
week, but little Of Importance was transacted
lhe subjects of transportation-bot bv land
ana water and cOnsignments and sales wore
then discussed freely by Messrs. Brown Dov-
Fulton, tleverin, Paris, Todd, and Townsend :
IN which the standing committees were mrnr5
to act promptly and vigorously in regard to
these matters.
There was pretty general expression in favor
OF water transportation, and it was stated that
peaches could be shipped by water for ten and
not higher than fifteen cents per basket from
any point on the Delaware river It was also
stated that Il number of boats had rendered
their services already. The next meeting will
oe held at Dover, on the third Tuesday of
April next, at O'Clock, Z. NJ 1t was request.
ed that the names of the committees be insert
ed III the proceedings, as follows:
On Water TrdnSportatiOn James L. Hev
ern chairman; William Townsend, John En-
erSon, Charles Brown, George w. Cummips.
O~ RMlIoad TmnSp0rtdtiou-John p
Cochran, chairman Chas Beastun, I,evick Il
ShacrosS George W. Cummins, Sam1 Town.
send, Henry Todd, John w. Houston, Charles
Brown, VIM Polk. 10
On C0nsjgnmcatS and Sales-H Todd
Chairman; Samuel Townsend james /, View
erin, Charles RrOwn, H. n Wilets.
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a situation Wanted
AS HOUSEKEEPER, by Widow Lady. Ado'''''
20. BOX l69'
Feb. l6lh.-9t Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

BRrHDAY CELEBRATION. Sunday, oOtb
INST. was The Eighty eighth birth-I of Mr.,
huhana Buck OF this town. A number of
friends met at her house to congratulate her
npon the occasion. Mr.. \. &. Cummins read
letters from absent friends, and from two ar
three children. Mr. Charles Stevenson made
an address calling up "reminiscences Of the past
AMI invoking Divine blessings upon the aged
lady, and upon all present. DR.. Cummins
made, also, come pertinent remark, in his
usual happy manner. \ gentleman on pre-
Sentlng 4 cushion made furnishing speech to
which Mother Buck politely and gracefully
responded. n tatlo was laden with Injuries
the most conspicuous item being cake with
the words " Eighty Eight on the icing. The
company partook Of the refreshments in honor
OF It rms anabie woman. l.. Ii. p.
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we are offering tor sale the following Rail
Dad FIRST Mortgage per Cent. Gold Bonds
Central r. +. of Iowa at ~ and ;n,"roS,
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & '''''' 'S'
Minnesota Railroad. at 95 ."
Kansas Pacific r. r. at 96
Lake Superior Il Mississippi
hallroad. at g6 "
. We can recommend the above bonds as be-
ing, IN our judgment first class. Pamphlet,
and an particulars furnished on application. Jno.
McLcar n Son, Bankers, No. 602 Market 81
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

l have just returned from the city with a
new invoice of Cloths and Cas>imrres and ,,ol
will be astoni>hed at the reduction in nr;c.: 0u
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

Just received, the finest assortment of Cloths
ahH CAa>Imcres in town, aud at lowest prices
10y the yard or made to order, byW II. Baggs
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

od " pEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRu,
proces.ar .ne Utmost success, by j. sAAcs, NJ b
t % oi Diseases Of the Eye and Ear shd
0ui N"ege OF Pennsylvania IL vents o, Hesi,
Pb,1a VI Leydon' llo!land) No. suj Ar.b X''e,
n,a' Le"' imnnals be seen at hrs ti' "Htel,
tents a, IaeIly b MY are invited to accompany rne, ne
tIOn. 0""rgs lSF eSamlns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RtrrOrs OF YnufI,

~ gentleman who suffered for wears irn,, \
Will T % Decay and all the effect, y"u u Debility
nri ~ AtNe OF suffering humanity ,ruI t "t'r
Y ~,t, Ie receipt aud directions loruakun 10 all Nht
yrrfs.r ~ M was cured sufferer, wishing l., ,. y" i%n,
dcuCr ' ''' u" ~ og "llltNsIly, u u,r ri,.,' ~, 81
myl9-y " .,,, JoliN H. GCDEN '"'
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

CoUGHS AND COLDS. During the chanpea.
Die seasons Of Fall and Winter, when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con
sum mption. HG$son s ConlPoUmd Syrup of Tar
Is 'he best ana most reliable article known for
inc cure OF coughs, colds, hoarsenesS, chronic
catarrh, sore throat, asthma. and all diseases Of
the throat and lungs No person should be
without II. Price so cents Sold by ] w
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL Il LANDS,
decI-3m PrCprietOrs Phila.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STuCE ~

VIC Lear ~ Son, Bankers, Wilmington. DrI
QuotalIOn.. Feb. y s1m AZ y 1t.L...L ~
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TO CONSUMPTIVU.

Sold by J. W. DENNY, smyrna. D,, -'is'''