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.rHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

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Professor LOUIS wUNDRAMS BLOOD ~, puA. =:
FYiSG AND PURGATIVE HERBS, tn Kills %
POwders,) for the cure OF ail Acnse o, S yn1Uv
Diseases, resulting from mpu1e o'ooe ~ao Anpes-
aiso sHe following Medicines BY the same tPro.
,casor Louis Wuriram, Brunswick, Germany3
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tncture:
Epleptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops. -
Herb Tea (for Dyspepsia and Servousness.'
Rheumatic Her6 Tea.
Gout Nncture.
Eye Water. e T..
wundwasssr 1.-THE German "Psi nkkler.)
For sale by Jr. q. AER,
may3Q no. LII Meeting stress.
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EueriaI Notlres.

~ FIRST BAPTIST GHURCH.-DI-
VINE Service viii be held In this Church To-MoR.
ROW, at half.past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and at halfpast
soclock P. NJ. by the Rev. L. H. SRUCK, Pastor.
nnu10
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( ~AsIGNEE'se NOTICE OF APPOINT
MENF.--Inthe district ooptt Of tie United. d.states
for the Eastern District ofsouth Carolina. Elm the
matter Of ]. N. II. woHLTAANN, Bankrupt-1n
Bankruptcy. whom 1t. may concern The IN.
derslgned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee Of J:R.M woHLTMANN, Of theicity
OF Charleston, In the County of Charleston and
State of South Carolina, within said District who
has been adtudged ssBsnl1upt upon hisown pc.
tltion by the District Court Of said District.
Dated at Charleston, 11th2 day Of November,
A. D. 1870. tslgned) A. BISCHoFF.
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pUssELL's SOOTHING CORDIAL
~ FOR INFANTS TEETHNGe.-
ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF TIE GuNs, cuRss
CHolIC, CHOLERA 1NFANTuA, DysKNTRRY,
AND ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJECT
WHEN TEETHING.
CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.


RUSsELL,S SOOTHING CORDIAL Is offered to
the public with an absolute guarantee against all
danger from its use. Read the following certia.4
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 16, 1858.
Mr. ]. B. RUSSELL, one OF our careful and intel.
hgent Pharmaceutsts and Apothecaries, has sub
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation OF o Soothing Cordial prepared and
yended by him.
1t affords me pleasure to express favorable
opinion Of Its safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases OF the diseases OF children, which
It Is designed to relieve. ,,,
Having had occasion to prescribe RUssEIL'H
Soothing Cordial In severe cases OF Bowel Com.
plants In children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with Its effects. consider II
a valuable medicine in all cases, In which 1t may
be advisable to avoid the use OF anodJne and par
ticuarly for family use, as II is perfectly safe.
". T. WRAGG, N. D.
CHARLESTON, s. c., 1858.
Dear Slr-I have used your Soothing Cordial for
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excellent preparation. 1t has great advantage
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When these are required they can be added In
proportous applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend lts use ID the a1ec-
lions for which 1t is designed.
Respectfully yours, &C..
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nR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
Appropriation OF Roots and Herbs. warranted
to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury 10
any one. CO. ~ ;.;1fs' - :
1t has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last thlrty.nve years one of the most rela-
Bile, efacaclous and harmless preparations ever
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generally. ..-.'siI;e -! = liz. :.
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Price 81; by mail 81 25.
Many hlghly respectable persons can fully at.
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~ TRINITY ,CHURCH.-REv. T. E..
wANNAGAKER will preach To. MORROW MORNING
at half past ten O'Clock, and Rev. A. Ii. CHRIrEz-
BERG In the afternoon, at half past three O'Clock.
Prayer Meeting at night, 10 the Lecture Room, at
quarter past seven. novl2-l&
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@ THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABB lrH MORN.
na at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water streets. Services by the Rev. W. B. YATES,
Chaplain. oct22-s
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w THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFUL
ly announces Ids return to the city, and his re-
sumption OF the practice Of Law. ONCE No. 20
Broad street. vgt
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~ NOTICE.--AT THE NEXT SES.
SION Of the Legislature the Charleston Rinemen
Club will apply for Charter Of Incorporation.
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Aurtion gales--fnture pars.

ESIRABLE STORE, NO. "a NEN-,
- ;,.,,a noE KSd KANgE, running through TO Accom-
Will be sold on: THURSDAY, cath inst. at II
O'Clock. at the old Post once, 'As''' "' -
That desirable two-story BRICK STORE
with tin roof and iron 'front.' adjoining the
store Of T.. n Cater Esq, measuring In front
10 s12 feet on back line SO s-12 feet, and in Depth
I2T feet, be the same dimensions more or less..
Terms-Half cash; balance 10 one year, NTH In.
terest; policy assigned Purchaser to pay us for
papers and stamps nov12sthwthl
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By W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

WILL BE SOLD 0NaTHURsDAY, 24rH
w instant, at II O'Clock, at the Old Post.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Qlufralien.

Grit In pieiem Sabrbuncert fano ote
fatb. &eli9ion TT rem 5. Welttbetle
Ginaana uno rebun9ea9tet befneen
f@ 1@pn IS Bild5fe aus @usfra(ten
uno Manila ouf rem Yaticanii9en
Gpncil. Die MilIlondre, wel@e benz
Befebrunssselddfte in jenem fernen
2ance 3uer(t fi6 piometen unb baleltf
nod imuer tbdtt9 fnp, seb6ren tbeilS
Der Nicpu5z0 eleuldaft COON elmer
@trabe in parts 70 9enanntl tbeil6
Der Mari1en : Congregation WeleQz
l9aft Marid) AT. Ste lttten oft 9ro<
fen Mansel uno batten NIT ntelen
Wiblalen 81 fdmpfen. Gp@ bic
laubensboten purpen rur@ ben 9e>
Naneten Grfple ibrer Mrbeiten ret6lt@
ent1ddoiet. Muf mebreren teOeutsn~
BEN Snlelsruppen, DEFENDERS auf ZEN
@e1eu1doftsz pner Santmi9Sinlelu,
batter proteitantiiae Miliondre, beren
xnoebeuere acknowledgement aus
Gnolano uno Mmerifa suFp0en, eroben
GinFub eewonnen. Die fatbolilaen
MiiFondre battea eefbalb anfanss cine
19wierise SteQunA unc raren oft
iammt ibren 8efebrten eroeen Gerfolz
eunsen aus9eleBt, Dcd ibre lan9niez
riee1 2eicen blieten ntdt unbelpbnt.
Na9oem tie Sniulaner mebr Trelbeit
erlanet batten, betebrten ie i19 in sro>
fer Men9e our fatbulii6en Stride, erz
baut burd Die 9rpbe Geoulp unc
Stanebafti9teit ibrer bereits fatbrs
lil1en 9anrsleute uno angesosen curt'
bic Milre, bic Gntbaltlamfett uno Zen
frommen @ancel Der fatbolil9en Milz
1iondre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17

afTeirt Elm Beweis Der Selioitdt UNI
ferer Wef9dft6pelt, bic man tbr ipobl
fauut aueetraut uao BE, aufrt9tis 9e<
faneeu, btele ielbf b5@f a'se neb1'
lberral9t bat. 80
Tim cine weitere ansenebme er<
fabruns finp mir in cen lester Wc9er
ret@er 9etporoen, pab ndmltd 1'ur bic
duberfe Notb europaii&e 8eliBer sor'
Bunpespapieren gu beren Sterilization
Yeronla6en fam ; iobalo pur bic ertet
@erleoenbeiten an europdilaen 86rien
ypriber tparet,, nabmen AUDI unlere
Bunoes Sblisatiunen wieoer etnen
{9neuen Mufldwun9 uno ftatt Der Don
pe1Tmifen ouf so uno 100 WiQionen
ee16dbten 3uradenouneen, baben
biele fauu1 1O-15 psf. Der nieortsften
S@dbun9 erreidt. .'
Merfen mir eine1 Slid auf bic ST.
t1an;ert un1erer &esterun9, 10 fncen
mir biele in elmer tenetpenswertb eldn@
senpen Sage; Die anperwettis aufse@
fteuten ccrristrten 3ablen fit bas am
80. SUM- {. beenoete Giscaljabr iseiaen
cine Surplus Neuenue BON uber III
MiQipnen Dollars. Dsnn @n9eF@ts
folder &elultute, bic teia auceres
Staatsz Budget aufsuweiien bat, UNI
Iere @aluta nod iu,mer fart entrertbet
bleibt> Is 1T pafar bic G%rpertmentalz
politit unieres Ginan,mintfer6 perz
a%nttportli9 uno bic Natipn muB es ais
ein Slid eradten1 bab ite eur9 bic
Mtesrife tieleS Mannea Der bet>
lduft9 bemerft, ielbit in cielem Muserz
blide Don erfolsreiden Gpnper1cnspldz
men trdumt-nidt nod 1alimnner haz
ran 1T.
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0aS GbriHentbu,,t unb bas 10:
ciale 2ebem I'M, 2t1tertbu,n.
[JprtieBuns.]

Daourd aebt aber las 9ritlihe
Weib in Der menl9li9en @eieui9aft
alS Gr;ieberin unb9eitertu Der Snsenc,
ais Stabe hes Mannes> als Sr51erin
Der Mrme1 unc Beoran9ten in elmer
Steuune, bic 70 bod uup erbaben 1T,
ais pielelbe tint Mltertbum nierris uno
sxa9tet par.
DaS brittle @runcutel be5 ~lpctalen
2etens rer alien Welt, weldes crit
bur9 ben Ginflub bes GbritentbumS
auf Die Mtilperura Der Sitten, unb
bur9 cas- ftren9e &erbpt> wel9e5 es
an bic Sdumisen ri9tete, in letneu1
oraulamen unp unnatirli9en Gbaraf<
ter unterbrldt unc auf9eboten wurpe,
1T bic Miea9tun9 hes &tnces. Mud
an Die @ieee tes Rtnees trat bic
9rifli9e Neltsion i9aBenp unb l9irz
sr1enp, um Der Wen19beit III ibren
{dwddten uno buiFpfeften @lieoern
lire Barmber,t9fett unp 2tete 5u pfenz
barren, unb pa6 2pps jener un9lldlt<
den ms @erberben binausseitubenen
,a%euoebprnen &inber gu oerbehern> welz
DE BON ibre1 Gltern ausselsbt uuc
serla0en bem fi9ern Gcoe anbeimse9t>
Ben .paren. Man ioute es nt9t fit
mSslt6 baltsn, bae Elm i96ner @runoz
sus, Der Don eer Natur 10 ttef tn has
menidlt9e Ser; btnein9ele9t it, 10 nit
Der @ursel 9inaus9ert0en 1pereen
t5nnte, paB aud feline lSpur tehelben
n1ebr suridbliebe. l1nb renno9 1T es
9el9eben, baB I'M Mltertbun, bic 9tebe
Der Gltern gu tbrea &innern 70. pSQt9
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t., brau&en wtr ppbl tauua5 su tidiI>
bern Refine 3ebn pferbe pdren tn
Stanoe 8etpeleuk ben &laas l6tnien
poer einen aabern 8dreer In 4Sepbns
paus 3u ,brinSen, benn Seeerman1
r,puste, baB bert Der Ieufel umeing.,4
Das aber bate @ieben peter BIZ
53wfdt, tenn ct tonnte unSebtnntrt bur&
.TbateS 5aus feline @erbinbuatSr nit
benz G4ife uno Der See berRe4en.aN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Ser
gas Wld&,

Gs if bas Slid Elm sur3sr Sraaut, 'and
s. liebt nt&t @laua unb Gsfesi9imasss,ES
Gs tsmu,t 81 biz, bu merit % taum,n l2t7
@p ia9ie tritt Is tn tein 3imu1er. 9ajs
GS tpisst ii9 ni9t int bunten 1ana ..
l1nb fdpimmt ni@t auf bes @eines 9sse
9lus Mursentbau unb Sunnenelans &
8aut 60 su biz ben Strablenbosen.
Grit @crten fedelf bu Is ME,
Nte bat Is truntner Gang tel@psrsu,
Muf GSnen ferner Melobie
Haul9t e. an bic ent3iidteu Sbren.
Dem 2drut ber @elt unt ibren1 S&ers.
Gem bunten Sreiben bIeibt Is ferue;
Dp@ III Der Greuntl9aft treues 5ers,@~ q.
Da tebrt e. Gin, Ia ptilt 90 eerne! 2A9'3'
Da tlinst fein @ort, mic eer&enf&las.
@ein Mtbeu. tebt, pie geil@eubifs.
S. 1T bas G,lud Elm Maientag,
Sin Grublins BOILER Slang un> Dufte.
@obl iirbt Der Triblins iber Na9t
l1nb BON ben, 2iebfen .auBt bu.iaeisen,
Do9 pas bic treue 2ieb' eebradt
@irb biz gun, Grof III teinem Qeisen.
11nb 1T baS @lid bieniehen tubt,
IS tpintt biz 3u nod aus Der Gsrne,
Der Sonne slei@ int Mbenorptb,
l1nb bur@ has mtlbe 2i@t Der Sterne.
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Gin rei9er armer 1T 1T @ten eeftorben.
Ct purbe ter varuae panfra5" senannt unb
erbielt Bel ieber MrmenunterFasuns fetnen
Mntbeil. Mm l. b. tarb ct tm Mlter Don
81 Sabren. Sci Der Mufnabme ietnerGfec.
ten faub man pnter einera balbSerfaulten
@trobiade einen Sru9tiad NIT $4,000 @ul-
ben In @plb, @ilber unb B~anfnpten.
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.er$ferGanbet
.
Gebfnsbilber pan ber noro(tt.
(Gertiesuus.)

Gr fab auf benz @a0er 2i9ter sot
ben rer11tecenfenG arten, bic ii@ lang
fam f%ortbeme9ten. ST wubte, eaB es
S6tfe waren, menn ct bielelben aud
niGt 1eben fonnte. Ct mar Elm Sem
ner BON Sdtfen uno erfannte idor an
ben 2idtern unp Der Mrt ibrer 3ufam<
meniteuune, mad weldem 9afen ftt9e<
b1rten. 3uweilen 9elant es tbm To-
gar, bic Gisentbumer Der Tabrseuse
beraus3ufncen.
Nadpem ct cine 3eitlan9 dber tas
eunfle Meer 9e,daut '5atte idritt er
rings uu1 bic @alerie> I'M auf Der an
Germ Sette bic Greppe gu errei9en.
Der Mddter flpb Dor i'm Der, I'm, suz
erf an ben MussanS ;u %9elan9en ; IS
pirpe ibm aud 9elun9en fein, ,penn
er ntdt 9eitrau9elt wdre. DerS9warse
19ritt lbsr i'm binpe9 unp entfernte
i9. Oct @ddter Der Geuerblule mar
I'M Nu 1T Der 9Dbe unb betaltete 1t9,
pb er nod lebenoiB pber idon tm&ei9e
Der S@atten mar. Ct lebte 3tpar nod
aber eS sraute tbm BOT rem Geuer. an
benz Eeufellput eei9eben> unp als ct
neue 8pblen %bineinwerfen mubte, bielt
ct I9 In r%elpeftabler Gntfernung aus
Gur9t e6 m69te wtecer cine 1plGe
fniftetnbe Glammenearbe en,porlobern.
Als i9 aber feline 8elor9niB erunplps
erpieS, faBte er wieoer etni9en Mutb>
1ebte fib III feline fiue Gde, bic 9esen
bet Wino Sertbtet par, uno be9ann
lber bic Grldeinun9 nadsu9rabeln.
Gr fam aber ;u fetnem &eiultate une
nabm ftd peebalb rot, mpr9en penprez
bigger gu fra9en.
DerRttter stns nit f9weremS 9ritts
oas Telo binab unp trat abit4tli@ laut
tappenp in ben Sal Don Gbate &robns
6auS. Gs mar tpptenf tiQe eprt, benin
ale Nadtaru tparen fort uno pte pie,
2euts, welde CUR Tamilie eeb5rten bait
ten 1i9 in bic 8ehfpjen be5 DSnsl
Serfrpdeu. Der idwar;e Sitter trat
in ben DSnsf; auf pem Slide brannte
nod cine Sellampe; er nabm 1te In
bic 6anb, 19ob Die @ano a%useinanbe,
unc leu9tete in BE Sole. Da 1aBen
fe ale nit 3dbneflappera uno ftarrz
ten ben S9war3en an. Der abel
1dcb bic @aub pteoer 3u, febte BIT
eampe an ibren Srt 3urid, uno idritI
flirreno bur9 ben Saal 3ur5tntertblrt
btnaus. 8alp naraaf bSrte man MI,
etn pumpfe5 Ypltern unter f16.
CT 1T aus Der Groe 9efommen unit
tpieoer In Die Grre %Serlunfen, 1prad
fbate; nun lab urs aber beter> taf
Der bSi e @eit feline @a@t iber una
aewinne! DaS tpar Elm 8prl9la1 BEN
Nue BON 5erser b%eitimmten> feine'
aber bersinni9er, ais peerfe. SIN
StiQen u1einte fte bas nnslld fomm'
Don benz Manne NIT benz 9rpBen GEL
ben Barte unb tpen1 tbr ''8ater fd
Don benz fern balte ~ tperte aud bel
S9war3e fern bletben.
Mit uelder Mnsit bic &rpbns BIZ
Na9t turdma1ten, pel9e Wirfunl
bic @elt1aue Mdbr auf bic Snlel mad:
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

Also FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger Oar Stschsd will
Clayton 75Dover $50 CamdenslO Felton, lO9 and be
due at Harrington about 1890 A. NJ Returning to leave Har-
ington about spO NJ FELTON, Go Camden, sos Dover 545
MORTON TO- Clayton Middletown S45, New Castle 1880
and be due Wilmington about OO r NJ Sunec 10 ueys
incident to Freight Business
This train will stop up Passengers only at Stations
but will down at stopping place ex
cept Hares Corner State Road Del Junction aH Dupont
New Castle Trans-Leave New Castle Tor wilmington anc
Philadelphia at 7.40, A. NJ - , .o,.
| New Castle - = -. ,,,.. -, ---, =
leave Smyrna for Clayton l45 A. NJ and alo p NJ Leav
Clayton for Smyrna $40 A NJ and 2e p NJ to make connec
ton with trains to and from Dover, and Stations South
! e. @. SEWALL Supt. Del. r. r.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
Delaware railroad Line.
FALL ARRANG GEM ENT
Onand after
JANUARY lat, 1870,

Passenger trains will run al follows, un.
til further notice. ALI TEAMS Sundays
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

THE DELAWARE Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Guaranty Capital 100000:
Home Ofice--"EXCHANGE BUILDING -
CORNER 7th and MARKET SITS,
WHINING TON DEL.

The Pioneer Mutual Company in adoo,iny ,,,.,
premiums based on American experience OF Aut,sr'
Iy and Interest.
Premiums LOWER than any other MulnsI Cour,n.
Purely Mutual. All the profits divided aiming ~
Policy Holders. There are 10 SIockhoIdeT. IN ,h'.
Company. "
ALL POLICIES NON.FORFEITING. No, ,n.,
TWO yenrs. buI aft the first annual Layuent ''
ALL KINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED. O,din,,,
Life, Ten Year Plan. Single PAYMENT and In',}y
ment. All kinds Of Endowment Tables Ret
Premium Table. JOINT Lille Table Chlldrens En.
dOwment Table.
Premiums Payable in one Payment in Five To-,
Fifteen or Twenty lhsIallmenis or during Lie P,v
nents received Annually. Semi Annualiy, ur Gn,,
Ierly. All payments required III Cash
| Dividends o. the a. Contribution Plan" ltwiIk
observed that The reduction Vi Isles If tqulNs,n,lo
a Dividend in advance Of at least IhIrv ,hTss 80
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with tins Cor
pany,-ior full explanation send lor The Compsnv,
publications.
Table of Rates.
Books and any information required prouptlv G0,.
nished on application 10 Tue Home flee Or an, at
he Company's Agents.
JOHN P. .MrLEAR, President
GEO w. STONE, Wee President
M Nj CHILD Secretary
D w MAUI l., VI d Medira, Examiner
b NIELDS Cuunsel aud Aclusr,
TRUSTEES John P. McLear Wm Bush Ceor,s
w Bush John V Rice William G G hhor, Joh i
Jackson Henry +. Pickles, Clem' nj b. Smylh Thos.
\ %. Webb. VIM. CaRhy. VIM Il. Swift VIM s. HIIl.,
Edw BrnPhursl j. Sami. Bant ron Jr Jane. Nor.
row J. u. Adams Lewis Bush. NJ b II. B. Stdel.
James Bradford
DIRECTORS.
John McLear William Canhy Thos D With
William Push William Gibbons George W Rush
VIM. s. Hiles Geo w S'oue VIM H. Swift FdWard
Rrlnghurst Jr Samuel Bancroft. Jf Juhn Rice
!" sepi22 ly
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
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report las have been ioldl has been very indus
lrIoualy circulated in this community that do not
cut or make clothing for any unless they buy the
mate, ial of me. I would say to my friends, and the
public tsat such is the TACT that while y ls my
business 10 sell ali the goods can and while know
that can furnish Clothing 10 order much cheaPer
than thew can be furnished anywhere in the town or
even m the State yet in Philadelphia, % certainly
Uoud be 10 the advantage Of all who desire colning
mSds 10 order to buy Of me- vet f any desires to
buv their goods elsewhere, shall be happy 10 CUT Or
make for them such garments as they may deSife' ~
short notice and in the best style. -.
In th,a connection will say that have the larges,
.sso,ment of Cloths and Cassimeres thai can he Ouno
in Smyrna and this is my only business y us, ny y,
,n,en,ion with liberal support from the puoicl 70
Them with all the newest Styles as las. as
ihey appear, in garments made 10 order or IN ,ne
gaods ~ the ward NV stock will be found complete
a. ali times. both for Men and Boys wear. Call ano
.,orS ~ c;sn,emsns Furnishing Goods is also
oe ne bast character. All the novelties OF the
saaaon in Small Bows, Bosom Scaris IIes' &C Also
nics assor1ment Of Gloves, Hosiery, and Under
Cloihing, suspenders and Paper Collars
MERcakRT TAILOR, -
L., Commerce Street, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

deci
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

John McLear & Son, Bankers have for sale
100 shares of Delaware Railroad Stock at $50;
o000 Delaware r. r. (gusranteed) bonds at 81,
and Delaware State Bonds at 90, at their new
Office, No. 6O2 Market St., opposite their for
mer place of business
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Foreign News by Cable.

LONDON, March IL.
In the House Of Commons to-day the Post
Master General stated that the reports Of the
Parliamentary proceedings were frequently
forwarded to the Country Journals by express,
instead of by telegraph, and explained the
necessity from this result from the competition
of News companies, which was the result of
low tolls. He said four news reports are now
transmitted where one had hitherto been sent,
while the General was more voluminous than
ever and declared that the only remedy was
in combination of the newspapers.
The Secretary of the Board of trade said
the Government had received information of
the arrival of a cargo of spurious tea in Eng
land, but that it had since been exported.
Mr.. Otway, the Under Secretary for foreign
affairs, informed the House that the difficulty
between the United States and Great Britain
in regard to the water boundaries Of their re-
spective territories in North America, had
been referred to the artrbrators.
BERLIN, March H.
The North German Gazette says the claim
made by the Pope to infalibility, only shows
how liable he is to be in error.
PARIS, March II.
In the Corps Legislatiff to-day NJ. Olivier
explained that the political prisoners had been
transferred to the Mazeas prison because the
small pox had made its appearance in the
prison of La Saint Plazie.
The Government has CONNIE need a prose-
cution against the Ganlois for publishing that
part only of the accusation against Prince
Bonaparte, which appeared in the London
Journals
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there were large numbers who seemed to feel
perfectly at home around the tables. The
time was very pleasantly spent in dispensing
the luxuries of the table and in cheeful CONVEX.
sation until nine o'clock, when the second and
most prominent scene of the evenings enter
tainment was to be enacted. The pastor who
had been absent until this hour, made his ap-
pearance, and as he did SO it was the signal
for renewed cheerfulness and anxious feelings
on the part of those who were waiting for the
aherpiece. 1t was soon announced that a
marriage ceremony was to be performed. 1t
seems that the evening mentioned was the
crystal wedding of Rev. Mr.. King and wife,
or the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding
it in becoming manner, by reuniting them
day, and their friends had arrangcdt to celebrate
| in the bonds Of matrimOny. When every
thing was supposed to be in readiness for the
commencement of the services, it was found
that the certificate usually demanded by the
person officiating on the occasion had not been
obtained by the candidates. What was to be
done in this dilemma? 1t was decided that
this omission was not wilful or intentional,
and it was therefore thought best that the cere
mony proceed, and the reverend gentleman
and his wife were soon rejoined in the bonds
of matrimony. The scene, however was not
to end here. A table was imme diately brought
in upon which was placed splendid full set
| Of silver. comprising tea service of seven
pieces, a cake basket, one dozen solid silver
spoons, one dozen knives, and call bell, the
whole costing $40. In addition to this there
was presented very fine album quilt, which
is specimen of the ladies' handiwork, each
square having been made by different lady,
with the ladys name marked in thu centre.
This was specially designed for Mrs. King.
The marriage ceremony was performed and
the presentation made by Rev. E. II. W.
Smith, in some very appropriate and we'll
timed remarks, expressing the regard and
esteem entertained by the society for Mr.
King and his amiable wife, during their three
years residence in this city. Mr.. King in ac-
cepting the gifts, thanked the donors very
kindly. but the happy surprise was so great as
to render it impossible to express his feelings
in words. After the congratulations of his
friends and prayer, the company separated.
II was an occasion long to be remembered by
those who took part in it.
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Several surprise and donation visits have
recently been made to worthy parties in this
city. These surprises have not been mis-
named, but have been most agreeable to the
recipients of favors extended and satisfactory
to the donors, unlike in every respect to the
surprise party given to ARENAS Ward. 1t
will be remembered that the whole surprise"
had been arranged under Artemas' own SUI
pervision, who, to make the surprise still
more total" went and ''hired the services Of
the Pumpkinville brass band, to furnish the
musck for the occasion.