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Smyrna times., 1870-03-09
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT lTEMS-A negro man ,,,,,..l N..
wont, uear LcwrS, had all his IolI.r--,;,'.
IIIIacNH-hnrned hy an incchliary fire. last week
Ills dwelling barely escaped.
.Sgnor BIitz, the great magician md ,.on
troqul>t, exhibits in hi, town, rr.n,or,l,,r ~
ternonn aud evening. Children. in tbr ,i,'r.
noon, % cts IN the evening the aI,u,,,ion vii
Oe 0O clS.-nO halt price
Edward Lausa, OF Wilmington. is abopt 70
start bakery at Camdeu
The snow storm of SUNDAY n;,Lt ,..,,o ...
:ielEIl''S a Shai opportunity on MONDAY mnrn.
lng-the first OF the sea,un. "''' u
another $50 c"untrrIrit note on the Market
1'"t,""aI DahH' OF New York was ureScn1e1
a. inc nluIet"wn B uk on Tue day of last
merchant OF Summit Bridge, who rn,, ,''I,'' =,
he thinks. ""0 Ol" ''"ce ''
a.; ne mad dog excitement has subsidized in
the worthless ours were exterm,n,teJ VII "''
:. he meathous~ of A. j. Nowland. Esq in
~ ueorgt hundred, Was broken nron n"
bacon. u 'oo loS' VI
~! Rry. DR.. Patton, Presbyterian minister .,
pr.i,L,,,,' ,o"" - named IN connection with the
hr John Smith has been appointed c,sb;or
% Ii tHe Smyrna Branch Bank at Milford v;,.,
~ ~. T. Hammerslcy, resigned. Mr.. Isa'c A
'u't', mas also been appointed To the cal.
snip 01 the same Institution made v,c,nt ~.
Ar. Smlth'S promotion. "
a runaway horse at Lewes. the o,bor ! -,
ran Snilt OF me cArrirge to which he w.N',,
achei It 10 the abdomen or anotbrr LnrS.''.
>Il'ed llm Jhc horse killed was = v,u,I'n' 1,I
'"'uihl prlohEing to man named ArnelL
!, Oeo tltzscraid was kicked hy his horse j.,
last week aud seriously hurt.
a remarkably successful exhibition woO o;,.
n by the VI. L Sunday School of Mi,t"rJ Nv ~,
y y tdIheSdly and Thur,d y evening, last r
ntendcnt. ' '0"'' Is super
Dover Jail has sixteen inmates Tbroo ~
Ioe', 1ron FELTON,, We're admitted on WrJrp..
ay, Tor THEFT =" " eune'-
Benjamin /. Hanson, Esq, of Middletown
as sold his "Choptank Farm, a',1,4''.;:
W w acres to Mr.. Manlove d. Wilson, for SAT-
Saul Hutton, (colored, succeeds John Tr.o,.
""''e' as mail messenger at Salisbury. '' r
an oid lady named Rollins. of Gr.onsbo
'uHh' iell down stairs an fractured her a,,LI a
ne night last week. She is ammt en ""HIe '."H
The money Of the loan associations of iii.
m ."n So'd as follows for the current month y
hyrna, = cts. Diamond Statr ~ '"'N
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The Season and its Danvs-.

,.ns,, ~ o'uS Is chiefly composed of tiss,.. a., e,
=, " every change in the coudition NJ w "o'e' a.
meter tube, '''er or the quicksilver in a harm
| cro,o,n '"' 'he skin the nerves. the I,r.. -, =,
vari,t are especially liable to bs .g,, 'ue eA'
de,, ~ % tue best defence against tb.ir " 'ieSe
80 " W keep the digestive macbiD.rv -, 'ouS Ten
If Tho no "noe system in working orI ''u' ana
~ - me 'ne stomach is weak or disordsrsd na,1 oiues'
t a DC IN healthy state and upon ,h 'i OO'u nor
s nuids for the Offices assvned ., - o' tnese
pends. '"' health in great measure d.
"9n tue air is heavily laden with cbillr.
or oo,i OF the year. the digestion .bo,Id 80 " " i'en
.,r.,.. care, II 1t is weak and languid tho , gu Oo9'e.
vanir. n ~ oe ehervated IL it Is yiy,-,,s a., 'e~'
influence. =, % 'onx TO resist the untowart und d,
OF damp and vitiacd atmoSpbcra anu depressing
s,r, ~ P""'fIui tome is therefore e.r,.;.u 49,
II,.,.,,,' 'St the diseases most comp,nn j., ,I "
potont n s'"aeh hItters being the mast h,% -' % 1
particnI.r, " ' caSS at present known c,,r ~ !, -
vii, ,ha, "uiFHoir at this period of the ysa VI u is
reyua,S =, ' toned and strengthened tb. I,vo ; ,
sto,r - 'rv"ns system bracpd up and pa,na 49,, =,
,os i,,, e ue'ehce against the iniasna which ,, "
I.hn, ,eht intent aud remittent fevers rb.um.,i,s ~ 'u-
ire nm, hypocOndria and other comnain,. s'r
rbo hd ''' tue untOned and unforti5ed or,. ,a,, ~
oosi " strengthened without exciting the brain S -
atiuE OprrAnoI " 'S' 'sVlNlhE and rene
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

Town kLECrInN.-The town election for the
election OF an Alderman, Treasurer, Assessor
and seven Commissioners was held At tLe Com.
mm'Ssl50nrrS n room of the Town Ruildinr on
Mond'y last, and resulted in favor of Ihe Pro-.
greS'lve or Improvement Ticket hy am average
m'Jor1'y OF 90 ~ tot'i poll of about 279. The
commissioners should he inlnrscd in building
the Hal paving the sidewalks, Keeping rhe
cows an other stock out OF the streets. &c or
whether the Old tngy, tax-lraring, anti i'm.
provement men >hOuli he given the "reins of
government. The 6sht was warm. lie elec
tlon being the most exciting Of the kind ever
held IN the town. E,ch party pnIlcd it, full
Strensth, but the old togirs had to fall back
before the polls co>c,l. They commenced the
contest with great deal OF energy and aSS,,r
anre hut Jaw they We're in the minority before
the day vas haif through. The following are
the tickets aud the results:
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09
MARYLAND ITEMS.

4, Herring have been caught in Miles river
Again nnensiness is manifested on the neacb
question by tur Maryland exchanges
The CImLridge hte Ugencer gives an accoun,
oi Seren cases of til It committed in that ,,,u,,
III two days-Alonduy and Tuesday of last w,ot
Many of the people of St. Micbaels wora
oauly frightened on the 25th ult, by what tbsv
supposed was an earthquake The Who'll. thin,
originated from the great iron shin No1"rrSS
tthat brought Peabody's remains) which ha'i
taken an excursion party of notabies ON n tr;r
III the Bay as far Us Popular Island nnd dnI dp
ing that time firing shells, weighing Goo nonnds
Tor tue qualification Of the party on board,
-, Old Folks. Mrs. Cummings. resid;nr ma.
Pllot Town, Cecil county, attained G"re hea hea'
dredth year hast month. She has ro"d LnaIiE m'in,
and IS active She broke her lcr about "oa,an ~na
lgo' Gui it is perfectly well now. AnotL"rS i year e
'lrnt 'dy is Mrs Polly Gillespie, resiJn" in the
'ama ne'Shhorhood, is far advanced IL =" Tue t,e
''"e'e'' and is a hale old woman. '"e
Great ReriraL-A great revival is 0o;rr -
y y ane NJ H. Church, North East, Rev, r T.
%. ,ouIason; m; pastor. The Cecil WHO saws ib.t
ast " Wednesday will doubtless never r he tnr' for
0"en oy those who participated in the sll-dav
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

ANNEXATION OF SAN DoM1yGo -ID,olI;
gence from the insular republic of San Domin-
go informs us that the people have by an
overwhelming majority, declared for annexatiop
TO the United States. There seems to have
been no opposition worth naming. This vote
W, was offlcIally ordered by the government of the
little republic, in order to set at rest all doubts
on the subject. The annexation Of San Do
mlngo was provided for by treaty, now pend.
ing IN the U. 5. Senate, the main stipulation
being that the United States shall nav the
sum Of $1,000, 900 to the Domjnic,n gov.rn
m9nt' which sum is to be applied to the Iioui
datlon Of the debts OF the island.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

,,I;I> MI;hAlc2'-the latest advices from Nexico
of l%,Fa.G snr ,ne speedy coming Of new disturbances
tl!ltles have broken out in tbr Wn.,t T ,Ilat nos
tret and that revolutionary procm'iD, a"1rt1m uls
plots OF assassination are rife ~;", %I,pnS ana
Ion OF things is also reported in tbe nnrtGI ,G''u
ulS'T'etS bordering on the United States '''I'Ln T
.iouoie Is sand so grow out Of ,tr"ng r,,nl,; nc
uon TO the uarez Administrator and JIpp"Di, go',,
TIEeI complications are said to he nroIraJ
nc most significant Of these is the noven,.1',.
.""9I4S "hnTXatlon to the United STATES ~
Tt;Li w. informed that the popular srntimrn, i,
Wn.nGahu1 Is strongly in favor of a,nn';n,'
hd hl'nl'eSt destiny now, and that MANY nf tha 'h
~ ~ cIC'Z'i!S favor annexation 10 the r. = :;
the hope Of permanent peace '"' !" . III
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

THB BALANCE OF TRADE.-Tbe conmero;o,
tables published in the daily papers on Satur.
uay morning show that the balance of trade
against this country for the closing half of lS6S
was S24' 9,049, in total expectation Of 8 I53.
800 $50. The balance for the corresponding
period OF the current financial year is only 81 j..
V'S,Z64' IN an exportation of SI99. 24III
Inc specie balance against the country also
shows an Improvement of $6,374,6O7. The
The trade carried oD in American shins in ,b.
FORMER @ term covered merchandise valued at
sl2o' '9o' 9O3' and in the latter sl56, ,235, PIG.
gam OF S30'47S,3I3 These results Indicate
an increase of foreign commerce, and of our
maritime enterprise at all events, and sucb an
increase as induces an expectation of one suIl
greater aud more rapid.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

Maine has abolished her usurv I.u n.
ness men in the State are now ~ i;bo. puSl-
borrow or loan money at as hi0b or low ,uel'y 70
OF interest as the parties 10 rho -" o",.'. I"te
choose to agree upon. 'o"'i acts
a citizen OF Michigan was recently 60 s,,o
of o>S'uI ~ ootanlng subscriptions for the wid"w
her and the money, within weeE W. I'o of married h
reavement. "o0N VI her be-
singing. ''''' '"A" $l'oOo week
Of inlallibility. quarter On the subject
III II Cc costs almost as much to run the Ecunon;
Cal Council as to run Congress. '"' f1'uneni-
h. CIIrneIlous Ius Vanderbilt hold. $7ooo ooo oeI
'"e ponds OF the Harlem Railroad ''000'oo OF
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

.o delaware CoLLEGE- Board oF Trr.
ing, anL Deld"'rG CCIege have y ac d the luiIJ
o1ioI Jc ana m SIon"ds Of the institution in c"m"te
tbr S,t ia accIrl@nce &C. with the agreement with
,n,. v"o "'"'e ol Delaware, and The Board Of C,m.
missioner" created by the Lrgishrur, u La| H rs.
donat1.ii u i"c Ha'e OF portion OF the land srrIp
u"',a'ta %nmt 70 the State by the general govern,
er NJ ~, u'a PROSPECT OF the sale Of the rrnand-
6, At az early day. The proceeds of said Sale 90
dar a" received have been invested and the in %
~ th u Such Investment is subject to the order
OF OF tb% IN" R Rreasrr+r Of the College Atn mrering
Ist 'H i p.ra a o. Trustees at Newark on Fliiay
Tor @ the reception of students in Srp,amb,r Sv%rr
next, An adjourned meeting Of tbr Pum"e. Prnl,oe'
WI" which pc ,%s GSId 5s the ,n first Wed%ssdy i" Nay, at
Organization cmplcted. The foow;n,, amI a,nnG 'ag
s % COMPOSE the Committee Dr. T.
:. Bush, Johu Hickman, J. Alex,ndar Fn1.
RSn' Rn;' h,,oti John WY W. Houston; Wm. ii. Purneii,
D. Porter. - "sAe~' Edward
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

LOOK OUT.-Mr. John Campbell, the well.
known bookseller, of PHILADELPHIA Delivered
the address before the Democratic Association
OF that city Saturday evening. The suhioined
extract furnishes the keynote of his addros.
Now is the time to spread abroad Donooro,,.
doctrines Now is the time to sow tbe ,enJ
that will fructify in 1872 Now is the 1 time neto :,
give true k9owedge, but not on the eve 'oi0 of -
election! Public opinion has to be for,nod oi ;m
snvanee OF election day Rcmember tba, ~
eight hundred and fifty thousand new rotna, tna,
nave been recently added to the alread, UvelS s;v
seven millions 1t is fixed fact, as ccy.s;n ;n ..
any tact, that this vote is added INV dnai. a.
Iet US be afraid to acknowledge this tact JUm,t om
must face it '0iore us-We
How shall the Democracy nolI On no..
fresldenta election day maiortv % nf HTiI tL;t
vote! How shall we bridge the c3a.m ,hat Im't
separates the negro vote from us Tbrre = |
ohly one architect that can build this br;JGo !"
tnere Is only one man who can Doll this vn5e-
Snu tnat man Is Salmon F. Chase.
What says the Dclnuarean to tbis9 T.;
possible 1t will have to swallow another bitter
pill in 1872? Oi''er
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

CoNSITABLEs.-The Levy Court IN Thursday
I1aue Lnaue the following appointments of Consta.
pdek Creek hundred-John MiIaway and
hen'on hundreI-Lewis Graham.
h't'le Ire"k hundred Minos Connowav.
DQT"r T!., hun ired john Brown, John 5. Pratt
row aud John Bell. "'""" O'i-
; S"mh N, Mnrd rkil hundred-Jas. II. Cook
MlSpiIlion hundred Alexander Mnner and
jane Hughes ''0' ""u
Milford hundred William D. Fowler
VI. jan Commssioncr>-R. B. Jump, r. c.
" hlkrr aud james l. Smith.
Jal PhyaciAn-Dr. j. J. Jones. -Dela-
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

nosADALlS!! ROeADALIs ,I!-Ar. Won
SuuerlhS win lnslpient COnsumptiun or Scrof,, T. nv 'u
rheumatism DySpepsH Liver Complaint sam ni. lo' N u
Neur"iga Is your blood in dsurder.d stat.y D ~ VI "
or depressed In SplritsT Would you be rid Of to
taaa rms remedy has been fully tested The
,. NAM increasing |" such an extent to cause the nri
rrS 70 nj "p more extensive laboratory >, ts nan,,
"' o''' evidence of ITS virtues nstimony NJ -
nave USED IT, wholesale Depot, No el RxcbAnvs %
asa your Druggist for Rosad Ills A nansc for ,s,o W
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

Prinrfnn rSi1@nt @f Grant visited the Government
by invitation of Mr. Carn. and ;n.,o., in @a'nIaay'
manner OF conducring bushes. '"brr'eu rbnrI ~ The
e'hnioyGS having had notice Of the WIS.,, lhe
e' the President with band If nu,i. .,I a''I''
'he "tlca drcnratrd with tc>,o,D~. han"r n''j
"PPl"lrmtr NOTICE. There wa, no int,,na;' i,';u
SION OF work during the visit. In th,. t,ida'.
room r1 the lre>d Mt presented witb .'''s h.
,hul than. Doquet' prepared by the women employed
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

Wa.'' "IE"S AND JURoRS.-The women o,t :,
W. oi'l'g are having prompt no:ic. tbot rho
fb+r'"ee bar,e "l voting involve, duties that thew
tb. E ;,'o "o, otI.ii arcu'' omrd to prItorm Among
ny county court were eleven women soma "r
r Inelh the wives OF the most promnent c;,;y, VI
ms turn OF things rather a,toni>brs rho 1L'
ol yomInS' but why it should is not ,,'',S ,m'
apparent as jury duties naturally go win q1'e ,he
1,Snt 81 suffrage aud the other duties Of rit; M
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

IN hEL:IGGIoUS-The Methodist State coDvoD.
.io9 OF New York, just closed. show Nv 't". ;,s.t
oSllcIl % report that the Methodist Ens,,HOa'I
Jnurch G Is tar in advance in numbers nf any
denomination zen; In the Empire State. The fi,
ipo"lhg are the figures OF the three Isryest lJ' !.
nrotestant Episcopal, 524 parishes COS cltrSv.
;nen, ;ntu ana 63;O47 members Baptist S24 nsr. s1
IBSnes' B' 'oS clergymen, and 96, 7U3 mrmbar. p'
n@ nr@rS91y5eran' 10y 754 parishes, 994 clrrgymen on
fV9' s9S oo3 ' members. Methodist Epi;copaI, o I.
Dv1 '"e NJ parishes Pr l'457 eergymen, aud Isl s55
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

C,;.. " HlPPED BY A WoMAN.-Last gupd -
Ci.caSo had new sensation. An old LJy
SeI%eu nPon young gallant as he rm.ro,aJ
from church, aud alter asking wbv bn 49, So
Sglneu to pay attention to her daughter a"v.. pv
d.l hlln hor>ewhipping. The old lady has t%ae ~"
cured Soon-In law beyond n doubt, # y"r
want gallant to persist, cowhide him parl {"u
ent, WIN naHIograbIe daughters please maxi.
i;n no'e ~ tnAt' Opposition is Love breath Of
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

THE Town ELECTION -Onr ro,,,;o:, -,
~ w" ""S resulted as we predictcd-in favor nj
t1e improvement party. And so it will aIvar.
result "hen 60 ahead or stand still is the issno
tut number OF years the great need of o,,.
town was town hall There was bn, 49,.
op'nion on this point, We not only folt H.
heed oil 1t but the reproach resting upon nc g.
not having IT. How to get it Was rho onol,;o.
No individual could build it. and no st ,ck com.
pa"y c'u1 De org lnizel f1r the purpose. Rnt
''' Wy r"ma'ncl-fo the town m buHd :,
other towns do. Fortunately, last wear inc,
before orr town election, our cbartc~ ,n.a
'"'' 'a authority given the town to bor
e." -. s''5 upon its credit, said sum 70 b.
represented by town bonds. This sum was 70
be raised for the express purpose of buiId;n,
public hall. When the time for elcct;no no,-
board OF Commissioners came. all tho tov ,,a..
ers who were willing to have their taxo. ~
creased proportonltely, for the sake of b.y;n,,
a town hall, determine to elect su,b man .,
NIL the Board as We're willing TO borrow H.
sum authorized and build hall Such ticket
was accordingly nominlted and elected nv =
majority OF two to one, over the anti hall marty
"A number Of the older property holders, who
had no especial desire TO have pu',lic hall for
the town, and a great desire not to have i, Is
shelr taxes run the slightest risk of being in. /
creased thereby. Many large property heders l
were IN favor ol the hall, sSsver,-includinr :
several OF the Commissioners so that naior. =.
ly OF the property as well as III ,jority of the e
voters Was on the side of the improvement f
party. The Board thus elected proceeded at C
'nce to carry out the wishes Of their coust,n. 0 0
'nts They have erected a fine buildino that l.
an ornament to the town and meets a w.nt IL
ong and seriously felt. They have nepo,iatpd NJ
ne bonds at par, and have "a building that will W
ay the interest OIL said bonds-s6oo Th;. ". W
as been accomplished in spite of the most do y,
rmined opposition on the part of the opno. p
ents OF the hall, and sooner than many of the 70
Ost ardont friends of the measure anticipated. d
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09
lFor the " SMYRNA Times.
The New Organ,

hf' Edtor i have listened. with Others
! ~ me miro iuctnry trial of the new organ in
'ue VI. il. Churcb. | have heard their differ.
Git ~ opinions upon -maimIy unfavorablr
.hahy nave Doi tnuught OF the exact surround
i'En VI Tue organ, wHch stands au instrument
oI beauty, poS,e>Slng Gle rne,S. sweetness
ana uepth OF tone, which no similar ip,tru
Ii'cnl ever licked, waiting only to tie freed
'""' us present surroundings to light ana
p'e'Se all HOW would drum sound In a bar
IH' Or ME IN goods box? How would
t"9 p'>t' uleht SOUND, thus confined? Accord
lhH 70 the philosophy of music, the merits and
quantities Of the Instrument viii NOT rn,,,t 'i'u ~.
SHOWN, while 1t is lcLere It is. The mu.ic f,IS
thc wall too soon, and the sweet tones ar4 lost
III tue ruhbIng rebound of the heavy ton,.,.
consequently, When 1t reaches the ear. we have
""V"l"g Out Il suppressed roar. | say there i
P""'l ana oeduty L. u and would simply suu
gcst that 1t be treA upon the Aoor If tha
duulehce room; and If IL d res nor SounJ /.
, nuhdred per cent. better, then my Observations
nave proved n0uGht. But am con61ent tLn,
not "n'y Will 1t sound better, clearer. sw4erer
man before, but the volume and richness of
'"I :, WI prove SHD'ctc9t, for with proper use
. T t"c lo't pedal bass, 1t HAS power enough.
= A'9 ing thlN L think it will be assigned a
end one side of the pulpit. with .,'a,a for !,
ne nc cnolr with the leader around it, where i
m VII not only prove a source of benefit and
a'lSl 'ctlon to the cougregation-ior thev Can
.nH ~ oe'ter' and We want them to sins-6ut il
'I,i De an ornament to the church
respectfully and earnestly We refer the trial
'ne musical committee, ON, or before next
"DOath. Many aIe how dissatisfied. and 49,
X VIII not the Same difficulty be louud viii !
lpe organ III the gallery?
Aour' truly, A MEMBER. a
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

oor. me e. steamer Golden City, with sixty passen.
'o IS o. u, no. Doard' struck rock off Point ST. Lou
10 'n heT passage from San Francisco 10 PAM.
a' H3 on the 22d ut, aud was totsJly wyeol '''I
lapply' however, the steamer CoIor','L'
bognd Tor San Francisco, appeared iV''a43 in .;@ht
ana beng signalled, came up and rescnsd III w.,
Inc passengers and crew, with the mails ,rasa OF
ure ana baggage. Thus are we .nsr.5 'TTs ,h,
necessity OF rrcording another appalling d;.al 'me
=, 55a a. nn Se' Ihe loss on STEAMER and cargo was
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

The De'dcdredn refuses to answer our areu
ments OF last week because We quoted from
other Journals to prove them. 1t admits them.
but lets them pass because we are harmless,
That is like Aartemus Ward when the man
ordered him out and threatened to kick him if
he did mt go. Artemus ptiei him and went.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

SCI services wees in that place The people nourcd on,
en- mass from all directions. All ~" botpeu tan out
the county seemed to be represented VWI'S I'm ID
RIaEes OF business in the town, incIudin ' h 'he
holllng Mills and hotels, were closed Jur;pS,, ts h
Gay: Gay Rev. f. Fl. Purdy, the revivaIiats wae sne
in Chestertown. ''"' ~ 10 DC started
to;niIn par OF horses, attached to a stage con.
E and ran thirteen PASSENGERS, became righte led
whilst going from Corsica wharf 70 G ian, week
ne stage was upset and nearly denoi;.hoI ny
Dut strange to say none of the 1assrngnrs I
TT!EulnS nlne adiesJ were seriously iniHraaa a.5-
ne party had been on an excusion to o'tu "ao H.
British steamer Monarch "'''" u see the
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axa Go way. Sol.
IMPROVEMENT TICKET.
Average majority. IS last year Is.

! MISSIONARY MEETING The Juvenile Mis-
ni"nary Anniversary nr the w. f. Church. on
sun lay eve 'lng. was witnessed hv a crowded
con@rrra,lon, Notwithstanding the he IVY snow
''"ln'. The exercises We're conducted " the
Snprnntrnd.'nt. j. v Smith, and were inter
r>tlng. neatly ft.stonnrd cr,s, w1s raised in
Font OF the pulpit aud ~ each cI1>S was calie,l
small h"qnct WAS handed in wi Ii the renort
! ne were arranged ON the cross and when
compt It'd formed the word Stlyatinn " Mn
singing Wa> exec lent Miss Ad.!r 60 Ike ~
me organ. Prof +. II. Beam and the pastor
VII. flttrnh"u'e. made short nd,lre.spS TIN,
exercises c">cd with singing by class nf girls
S"ch one wearing large. pit letter unon her
breast On singing thr chorus the last tima
q ach girl took the position nf the other. alter
natriy through the class, hy which means th.
I"rrrN We're mrl, tn sacll the sentence they
were singing, God is Ln,e" The amount
contributed was $33S 00, amount contributed
! Isl YER, 222 IS. The total amount conr,ibn.
yea tins year, hy Sch ol anl congregation !,
s4G> last year 1t was only $3U7 IS.
- Dover Chuch also held its anuivers,,v IN
, n"day, when $237jJ was contributed bi the
2ch"oL - >. y. Cowgirl, II. W. Dlaprr. ! II /
~ 2he ,ke%peare, Jno. IT, I}atrman ami Rev ~
Is. Bradford made addresses
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

so,,i LII l hACl INTEREST.-Mr Sam'l Town
I"u mas W'lt'en Il letter to the N,IIl'.,,',r
mr%'''P' urging the peach growers IN mr.
' c""it 10 SECURE Il eductIou uf tr,.iub, g.. ~
E"H hg SEASON. Last year il WINS SI}5 ,,.n ''i0
from Dover President iinckIev has po' p,,,", oal
~ ~ eHter INTO arrangement, for Iotv.r ,.,,.. ~
e"e Ohhd'n Amb0y Comp,uv nu.I ai.', ~ Iu
J'"su Ieu' which has not yet been diana r,
u make the freight 500 from Do,.r
on.Lr,eI rneI StitlohS at prOpOitiOnate rat,., .,n
0rth., ~ Instance. ~ Mr.. j. urge, Il urctimc
In. IGth " N"Siie Ie growers at Midllctown nn
letter concludes thus: Ihe
- ine Iehl' last year, on carriage alone from,
Jersey City, Was for 20 ~ O.w of l.a.t', '''''i
Genus CEN EACH SSOOOO Now de lu,.t ,,,',' ,'', at
!. W y" nIEh cstnatc) for what w,, r,.,.;,.i
- T ~" AorK hy thcc"mmi>>lon- men. S.,n nnn
o.''' &c ''e> SbO,OOO for carriage; th,,, In ~,
LI "rHed on this $GDOJJ as sale. and ,o,,
'nG @r ma total OF 500 OJJ ,!irrc lv ro..'
y 1t oI IN lie Ich GlOTer> JLn,, ,.,,'. 'V''' ca
~ Deawdre aud add so OJJ moIo rnif 'I''iiie W
1"c Sat lax bill on Il Ill kolds. ami yn', w .
q % 'oI"l Ol S"6,OOO urju,tly taken iron, ,',
ir 9"cn rfowers Of Delaware ON ono o'' ''''
,'r "s'H a>t Year, there Was 4OOJ r,r L,.d
,t.nI ,nJ 70 Sc"n!apPeu' aud take Dover M tbe
rrri,L, ',',I H."' " car AMI You have $40 OJO
,,nc'. ,r.i P ~ 'ne reach business. Now. nm.
p'oo We can get the said freight r,dnc.J 81
per car from Dover, it wnIid h,,o t,'.'' To'
,car crop Sl4O,OOO. Then add SS6 onn ';o ro.
Ii'%S'' over cunI.nI,,iun, ami 0tn,,. t.,y ,o
~ "u nave the grand total Of S22G uOI rLat c
~ u'cu' thl3 year, On such a cron uf n,.'oI,a
70 We mad thr Last year. Therrtor. ,h,. l',.\s.,
Va tCach Growers uniting in a-s,,ria,;o,,- -, !
s above" "'"9dht charges
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FOLSOM IMtRCVkD EAMILI SEwlAr
MACHINE. T1ess macht,,.. mai . '',,',, az " ~,
aud elastic stItrb; val sew with rsse evsTy w.
D. cotton "Ooi"n. lInen aud sIlk good, from ~
he1 To the cOarre>I. aud o nny reGllred Ib,rt,o..
s'ef'tF speed aud "nh less pow and muse linn
= I'F ~ "ne' marh'he Agents wanted III every town
lhtrF cummls sk,n alloHed FOR Terms a,d c,.,,
suu"ss a. 5 HANILrON
M. TDO Chestnsr ST.
"'' Nc VI FhIlaieiphlA. Pa. Suie Apeur
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09

~ pf' AF NhS> y, BIniness and EATARKH
"a WIN me Utmost sIrce4s. ny }. IsAaCs m D. .nc
''eS'r "i Diseases oi the Eye Ear ~ The Med,
cal College oI Penrr.yIvlurt n ysa,. , '.,ouI
Hm"rhefy m OF ''eyd0n, 'lnliHnd No s,5 Arm N,r..i
! MA ies''mIit'" eau ne seen al his uffce The
.ne"lc" lhrui'y are invited 10 accunpanv ihe,, n,
s,e' h' he hAS q" s"rfel' IN hss pracce At,I6e,a,
tIUn. o '"l eAHn WINS
laI- l.