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Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

The EIGHT WONDERS OF THE WoRID.-
lst-The Egyptian Pyramids 2d-rhe Mau-
solcum, erected to Mlusolus, King Of Cnria.
by his widow. 3i-The Temple OF Diana. at
EphesuS. 4th-The Walls and Hanging Gar
dens Of Babylon 5th-.ihe Colossus # Rhodes.
6th-The Statue Of Jupiter Olympus, at
= Athens. 7th-Ihe Pharos, of Ptolemy, Phila
dePhus. StL-rhe Clothing House Of Ward
x Phillips, in Smyrna, where it is wonder
that clothing can be sold so cheap. just think
OF good suits for from $lO5O up.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

FROM THE SEAT OF Wharf.-The situation at
Paris has not materially changed since our last,
except that the German army has reached
ParIs and nearly invested the city, though not
without reoiatence on the part of the French.
several slight af4rS having already marked
the deployment Of the Prussian advance col
umns, before the forts east Of the city. The
lett OF the Prussan forces has been extended
across the Seine, and the Orleans Railway has
been obstructed, thus closing another import.
ant avenue of supply. The further extension
OF this wing to the neighborhood of Versailles
will sever TIE last remaining line of railway 70
Southern France. 1t is reported that all the
northern lines have been cut Gen. Trocbu
will defend the city to the ast, it i, said The
French claim that if Paris can hold out for
three months, they can by the end of that time
have an army in the field large enough to drive
out the invaders. But Bismark saws it cannot
hold out one month with all its railroads cut
ID he expects to starve it out Metz and
S-rausburg still hold out, aud the report that
part of the French army had escaped from tho
latter is contradicted.
Ihe y. l. IFtGHne says that the report from
London to the effect that prospects of peace
are brighter now than they have been at anv
time since the surrender Of Sedan, has very
substantial foundation. Jules Favre is ooiug
to negotiate with Bi,mark in person, and is
going wth full warning that it is peedless for
him to take he trouble Unless he is prepared
to acccde to the demands Of Germany to Weld
al ..-, 10 tn, Of Ai,ac and Lorraine, and TO
...l e4a.4ntces that France will abide Nv
whatever treaty the Provisional Government
may conclude.
Rome has not yet been occupied, but the
Italian troops are marching rapidly upon it.
They have been received with great enthu>i-
asm at various points in the PapaI States, and
there is little doubt, unless the foreign troops
resist, that they will be heartily and peace
fully welcomed to Rome itself
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

TIN WEDDING Wedding anniversaries are
getting to he about as general in this town ~
real weddings On Thursday evening last
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Buckmaster celebrated
their tenth wedding-day anniversary by what is
pOpuar!y known as tin wedding when
their friends presented them with more than
the usual variety Of tinware, and also six pieces
OF valuable silver ware, including large
and handsome urn. A pleasant evening was
spent and an abundant reireshment table was
equal to the task Of supplying an immense
crowd OF visitors. 1t exceeded any former oc.
casIOn, perhaps, in donations and attendance.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Poke berries will cure the rheumatism. Put
the berries in gin, in the proportion of two
ounces to the pint. Take a table-spoOniu ul
three times day. This simple remedy has
effected some very remarkable cures. If gin
is not convenient, whiskey will do. The tinct-
ure must be taken for several weeks, or until
its beneficial effects are felt.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

A FERTILIZER FOR WHEAT In conver.a-
uon tins week with large and >ucc, s~fui farm
er near New Market about the wheat crop of
this coun.y, he stated thar his wheat wa> WELD
lng much more than the average of farmers.
aud he attributed it to the use of Whapn',
Raw Bone Super Phosphate He has been
constantly using this manure for the last three
years, and thinks that no money he has invest
ed has paid bIm 50 largr an Income as that
expen led for this fertilizer. We are pl a>ed
to state thatit use is co S II on the inc,e g.,
aud all believe il to DC the best artificial ma
nure in the market.
We find the above in the Dorchester (Md. J
''"nW Ne"$ 1t so nearly expresses tie
opinions Of farmers in our vicinity thar we
publish it to show that they are not alone IN
their appreciation of this great fertilizer The
true test Of merit is the best OF experience, and
as regards Whann' ) Raw Bone Super Pho>-
Phate, the best farmers use il from year TO
year; thus showing that its uniformly rellatlc
character may be depended upon.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

COLORADO An election has Just been held
in the territory of Colorado for Delegate to
Congress- and has resulted in the success Of
the Republican candidate by an overwhelming
vote. Out of twenty election districts heard
from, only one gave Il majority for the Demo
cratic candidate.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

TEMpERANcE-On Wednesday evening last
: number OF temperance men Of Dover, Rev.
II. j. Enright, g. Secretary, do. Eiiia5
Crouch, 6. w. &. do, and A. j. Wright made
flying visit to Frederick, where they extern
porized temperance meeting which drew to.
gether quite large plumber of the citizens
After an address by Mr.. Lightbourn lodge of
Good Iemplars was organized with abeut lorty
members, to be known as Trinity Lodge No.
62.-De,awdrean.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

The Democrats of the Eastern Shore assem-
blcd at Cambridge last Thursday and renomi-
mated Col. Hamilton for Congress on the first
ballot, he receiving 24 votes to for Rev. j.
Z. Handy, Presbyterian minister of Somcr-
set county. The Easton Stars opposition to
Hambcton was nothing more than storm
in a tea not "
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

LIFE OF GEO. READ.-Mr. William T. Read,
OF New Castle, Delaware, the author of numer-
Gus valuable historical researches. has now in
the press Of Messrs j. B. Lippincott & Co.,
of Philadelphia, volume OF the Life and Cor.
respOndence of his grandfather, the distin
guished George Read, one Of the sgners from
Delaware, Of the Declaration of independence.
and aiterward United States Senator IRON the
State Commercial
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
.SNl12'WLk. DEL.

THE TIMES Is published every Wednesday afternoon b,
JOSEPH H. AoFFEckER, Editor and Proprietor NJ S,nyr,a
Delaware
tEhMSStRScRPToN-O $500 in advance or $3.50 If
not pait till the cud year No paper mt il
All arrears are paj-ony at the option the Publisher
ADNERFISEMENTS Will brin>rrted at the rate OF Seven Cents
an the hrSt nSertion decentralization Three and
A-hA cents liberal discount made 10 quarterly seman
uu"' g" u; YEARLY advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

morning of last week, at Toms River, near
long Branch, New Jersey. A large picnic
party belonging to the Centenary Methodist
Church, of Long Branch, had visited the spot.
About sixty persons were standing on bridge
over the river, when it gave way, and they
were precipitated into the water. Eight per-
sons were drowned, all belonging to Long
Branch
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

TIE TEMPERANCE HARVEST HOWE was
held in Woodland Grove, on the Banks Of the
Brandywine, in Wilmington, on Thursday last.
Addresses were made by Rev j Ii. Light
bourn, q. W. c. T., of the T. Q. G. r., OF
Delaware, Hon. + &. Lee, of Frankfort Pa,
Rev. Wesley Best of Pa. and Chas. d. Shaw.
and Rev. j. f. CIimer, Of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

BAD LUCK-ConStable Brackin of Christi.
ana Hurted, levied upon three cows belong
ing to Ellis Nichols, about four weeks ago.
which he drove to Centrevile, where they
were allowed to get into potato patch, when
two of them were choked to death, and the
third barely escaped with its ife-RepuJE
rHLl
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

NOT GUILTY.-In the case of the United
States against Tilghman Brown. of MisnilIion
Hundred, on trial before the u. s. District
Court, Wilmington, last week, for not paving
the special tax OF a dstller, the Jury rendered
a verdict Of not guilty; aud, ON the charge of
setting up still without having it registered,
the jury could not agree.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Every merchant should be able to offer great
Inducements to the public. This is Just what
Ward IL Phillips are doing. They are selling
clothing very cheap.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

The President has appointed Vice Admiral
Porter to the position of Admiral, made vacant
by the death of Admiral Farragut, and has
given Rear Admiral Rowan the vice admi-
rality vacated by Porter.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

The CaIiforniaBuildin and Loan Society at
San Francisco suspended payment on Tuesday.
Thomas MONEY, its President, jisappeared sew
eral days ago. aud an examination OF its affairs
shows deficiency of about $2OU,000,
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

THE kNABE PiANo-We refer with special p'4ss,r. ., w.
'tht OF ne Great Piano Mauic oi Nc,sr. " m
hMAbe a Co. OF baltimore. - " ''' " III
I'M i'cto} Is 90" onr Of the largest in the world it i,
"sHIC"hl uNt story structure, fronting ,,ir. i,e
i ~ ana covering together with the lumber yi~ at
tl li'd' eelnc TWO and uu" alt .ru.n
@ anu MY men are constantly employed turning o, ,r
ully iStIutIl, riS week. 80 80
me hnahe Piano has by its superiority not only W. ,b
H., t o N"rihriH manutac ctuTe from tire home mar ~,
W az" enjoys large sa,c New AuA. Pttt, -
ihou-h9ut the entire North West L-s i,, fpi ry
INCREASED southern trade. 80 ''''' ''''%eG
e m",t tarnrd musicians Of the dav. both auseur and
'eNt' 70 in"ir superiority AMI Ni,rrvrrrA
td lhtN nave never tari t. airy tue he
loh having received 40 .vS ii Il p..
DdiIls IN" last season they used
,i' ''rl uiSh%ulNhcd artists at the O4,ra H1uSrs
"r' I'm Ati?hlH New York. Brook u. Chicago Ac
a II" instrument made duIah.. ;ltll he
lu! tht FeiN best Ut materials used. 49, ~
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

While everyone is excited over the war be-
tween France and Prussia, they must not for
get their domestic troubles, such as covering
the head and feet Of their little ones Cthe
larger ones included). Primrose is Offering
great inducements.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Buttons, Spool Cotton. knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals, Ladies and ChIldren's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp " cks, t'oYes,
Neck-tcs. HandkerchIeis, Hooks and Eyes. Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid. Combs, Gun Gaps,
HAIR Pins Buckles, Pms, Needles, SrIsstrF, Goat
aud Vest Binding, ThImhlcs Collars Cutls Corstts,
I"lne, hid Gloves, Machine Sewing SILK, and
spool Silk, &c. &c, Letter, Fools.cap Note and
Ban Paper, Pcns Pen Holders. Lead Pencils, States
and fencIls, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink, Pocket
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, MucIlage, DC
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

The lady readers OF the Times and their
friends are invited to call at B. B. Benefits
Ladies Shoe Store, in Dover, and examine his
stock, whether they wish to purchase or not.
See adver. in another column.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Since we have opened our Fall and Winter
Stock, we have been SO busy we have not had
time to write advertisements. Our friends will
please come, and they shall be waited on as
soon as possible. w. Ii. BAGGs 4 Co.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

"a NEAT FRI y for all at Bennetts. The
right length and the right width, from the
slimmest ] to the blOadest 9. Try it.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

u Inc French are flying from the victorious
russians to Paris, and so are the greenbacks :
from the well pleased and satisfied customers,
into PrlmrOSc's money drawer.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Every one intending to purchase a snit of
clothing this Fall would do well 90 call at Ward
u Phillips. They are bound to suit-both in
StYle and nrice
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

GREAT BArGN&~IS
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
10 Close Gut Balance %! STOCK.
Alpaca Sacks,
Drapo d Etc Sacks.
Linen Sack.
Fancy l. ncn Pauts
Mhltc Duck Paiia
Lii..! DrI. FuA.s,
White Duck Vests
MhIt- MaIsrIilr- Vests
Fancy i.nru Vests,
Drag q Fte Vests.
SUMMER CL"~U!%G
MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS.
Better MAKE,
Better in
Better IN Pit,
Better in Every Way.
Than any other stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
PHILADELPHIA,
SOLD
GUARANTEED LOWE Err PRICES
OTHER.
Halt BENNETT d 60.
FrFTH and s,xrH stsyetsi No. SIS MARKET sTKEET.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Why do people pay Primrose cash for his
Shoes in preference to uying from other shoe
dealers on credit? Because they get better
article for a smaller price.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
DEATHS

ARCHER-In this Thursdtv September 18th Rose
Emma Archer, aged years month and II DAYS.
WEST.-In Dover the 18th inst Willie Of George "
and Sarah West, aged years and / month.
COOPER Near Wv'niuy, l2th aundcc Iga
Mathis Lnwood Samuel b. and sarah Z. CUoyrr
aged years months and days.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends TO sell cheaper than any sold II
tins market tor Years, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
@ O O ID 81
CHEAPER
THAN EVER!

The Undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he has Just
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Delaware State Bonds, bought by John Me
Lear \ Son. Bankers, No. Coz Market street.
Will ington Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
THE, MARKETS.

Wheat, red, new 81 10 Beans. per bus. 200
White 80 Potatoes, new, ,..... Lon
Flour, per bbl., from Side Nc at, per lb... 90
wagon. So - Lard............ . 50
Corn, white new. - Hams. 9G
tycowl -. 90 Cotton Rags &c per III
= mcal......... l.21 Saclt Potatoes .... Ito
Rve........... e. Is Butter. ........... IS
)als............. IL Eggs, per doz...... %
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
The Cloths and Cassimeres
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

are new, just bought, and comprise all the eadln
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Visito ; N Sm,rna, from the ,;.y, would do
well to call at the Bee Hive and lay in a snnnIv
of Shoes before leaving, as they can buy them
much cheaper than at home.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21
sAEsRE&ssES.

WELSH -HEALEY-Iu Dover, the evening o the 18Th
inst 10y I'll" Rev. Edward Tay":. NJ Robert Welsh. DO
ver Miss Kate IIear,ry. Of Pm laI"lphia
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Healing ON THE WINGS say all who have made
use "' Dr WIs'arS Balsam of Wild Cherry. aud nv
@ SUI" use oeen cured Of coughs, colds 6roncb,tIs
sore 'hroal' IninenZI or consumption The nrndoo,
VIII AWAY" keep this standard remedy by them.
Q, why does Primrose sell more Boots and
sells better class of goods, and sells them
cheaper. o' ""0 00'i' 'nenl
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

Cold weat her will soon be upon us TO make
9nr ON fGet ache but Prunrose's fresh stock Of
Kip Boots will bid defiance to the colGpot
weather 00'N0S'
Smyrna times., 1870-09-21

1T CAN RE D"NE. II is too late for any one ~, ,,I =
uderIeiI Mahaaker Brown. With the advaptare of r
ctpiJhl leading pnsltluu, n,I se
., H., r., ny need not and will not admit INV
Is their watcu- -Wuru. A"'N ''oS tue lowest
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QQuQ. Baltimore W}O. StcnIf0g, ben 70 SSW 1870.

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nit ibreH 4uppen qelpielt. Nm Gage Dor
ibrer Damaligen &Rdreiie mad Der 9einatb
iparen I6mmtlihe Btmobuer Der 8rOben Yups
penitube feitlib 9ei1mldt iuorOen, Oeun es
banOrlte iirb nm cine 2tbibeosfGte' Sa iaBen
lie nod nit Iteif au59eitredten Armen, Nib
lam In cine itBen0e Stcung 9sjmdu9t UNI
ben 4r0Ben, ruH0en SI@ - elne turlmelllge
8sieai1aft Sin 9rober 9answurt Eauerte
trhbieli9 unO aus Oem taffeetrintenoen Sas
mentreiie Derbannt IN elmer gde Oes YaUllons
uno Oas Dide Q8idsltino in Der QBie9e martete
nod ebeRio bRtf5beolritis. tuie bnmaIs, oui
pfle9enoe 9dpos. 9as iun9e Wt6odeu iibttt
ii1 pt0Blib Der @e9enpnrt entridt. sic
fauerte Dor Dem Yuppenltmmer auf benz 8os
Oen nieOer unO OGr8cgcnpIrti8te iib lGbelno,
mas NGes ite oieie tlsiueu, boblt6pfgeH Q8e.
fen batte Oenten unO erlsben laiien. sic bate
in Der 3Wiibenjeit lerneu, entieBlif piel lers
ren muiieu, UNI ibrcn @eiit aus5ubilorn, aber
ibr Gmpitnoen mar Oaiislbe geblIeben. llnO
oa itanben autb md ale Die alten WtDbeI, Die
Iie 10 Iieb bate. Sis itummten aus iener 3eit,
mo- bic WGt9lieoer Der 5pei 5amillen litD bier
eintrddltig periammelt batten. gln ben Q86ns
oen bin9en SslbilOer, i6mmtlt6 uou Grid
Dorm, Sante 8drbbens UrOBuater, Ges
malt.
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Sub ii. gllber tuirO in @etbisI 8csrberr
Grubs 8ortbeiIc ucrotn otm 0sutI9en
4nbIiEHm aEboten

BrOBs gortbeile ben 4anoIcuten 8:bDien, I'm
8roBtn lm6 RIsiHtH.
BerIorsr, Belde melt tutisrri tuobntn, srbals
ten RnrteH fhr Die giigubaBHtiuien in
g. 2Scinbcracr'S GteieIs u. SdubIaOeu,
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Nah QlmiferbanI,
Nadl Mmfternaul,

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lrfe y Jnbuffrtt,h Capt. u. 6ildsn
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f61tne III fdmfem, ut ba,
luo ole Sorten Radirsn Su babsn no, ,us i'm eIhdFt,
BON 5eors 4. Strpbmeper, iui,., Der. 8, bprb.
GdDitraRe.
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beiIert auh balte i'd eine sroBs Nuspabi bon Stbe.
sIarn uno Gel Jum 9sbraii6e Der gtai6inen biliscr
ais an e!nsm an0ern Ylabt. (Nprti27, ,6Uth)
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Gearr- 11Gld)Grungs- -OC(rllG Gbaft.
$500, 600 90 8ddrs SsapitnI.
663.O54.6I utberidbuf an l. 5dnunr 1870.

Sl,O53.O5A.6I EutaI'Serm6gen,
ben 9eieBen Oes Staates Nelu'D Dort 8etndB an8eest
GcrIibrrt lit Der ,,0crmnnia"
9te pCsermania~ 1T eine gam beutIhe ge'euIaaIt.
@s lit Die Gltciie oeutide BcieHbait in Imertta.
Sbr groBes aapttal nit ttoeutenoem ueberihub se'
tuGbrt ben YerIidlcren Die bette Sid)erbett
Vile gtrIuite wsroen prompt uno uou beidbH.
Sbre Geidl1e nD uno lperotn itrts auf cine Oorlds
ti9e uno ioltoe g8ele 9ciithrt.
Die oelltide Guuoiduit iidert Der pC5ermdnid" tire
beruprragcnbe Stsuun8 unter allen 8erltrun8s
ldlditen.
Die ySsrmdnid" III bic erite uno beoeutenbIie oeut.
ide Ueriiderungs sGjeieutait in Den Der. Staaten.
Seine nnoers 8cienbait fam ben 8eutidn SroBers
YortbeiIe ooer btierc Std)erbett 8sludbren
g. s.. NrOuo S SGbue, N8enten,
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