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Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
HeaIth's Best Defence.

THO weak eateth herbs says 81 Paul 20 that cih,cc,
hundred years t' value of mod ciua 2lart s a,p
led In the OtI Testament botuica remedies are
recommended but in pas-a9. - acre! t.,-v - NAV re-
commended t" swallow caOnc Is blu5 pi or a.,
mi PREPARATION The sick dIrcc, I, eat herbs 10
On them to purify th"n To heal ther 10 r,s, them, H.
'ht- dy the art OF nakug vegetable extracts w. unknown
Ihe herbal medicines wPte mere inFlsiops
was reserved Tor later age 10 unite tho rrycnro-
" '"hc apTIlent AM anti'ous brks and ar with
an active stmuant and thus l.fg rapid dru.ou
through The d"i'itaed or disOriercd svsrr. rr,vu
triumph "i tins effective Toic ~ cOcct tr md
the virtues Of moii5iEIl vcgctlas Aa- achieved in no r
'ucu" 81 h"ftetters Stomach lht.ers Never ll m mad "a
perfectly pure alcoholic S;imuiant been combined win M ~
pressed juices 5t the finest specifies If the v,g,l. Li
never vet thopgh ccht""n have elapsed since II. intro
ie'"N mas i5 erft re- '"tatre been .Iua,i II Is tak
al Seasons IN All cnrs, as the pot,.: ~ lrt i.,
Phit - protection against all u,iully .Nl.';,i.
' pr"i"ce debility nd hvgrt i-, a.,.; a. r. r j.,
max mi ana "rr uiHigriuus 'rvtfs 10 al .r...
IM '"' at l"'lG"an2; %- ,ltc .NiLse Hprrpt,: rs
"" isrur'Ht; a "a IL criu"; II tor bilious sn i,,
As" hhrmirSS anudync and the REST pLrENE or m IT.,
l'eF "i"T'ir circumstances, suc! -o m ~ l.r,ii,-
'"' ."H or i-tt.. c@eti3n hardship, yg.,,tion ana
.posur..
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

PEACW ITrMS The Hate. Errk variety Is
almost an entire failure :his year, at least in
this section. Farmers who on Saturday last,
expected to ship at least hundred baskets on
Monday, did not ship more than twenty bas-
kcts, so badly had they rotted. One gentle
man, OF this town, who shipped over SIX hl;n-
drcd baskets last year, will not shin ffty bas-
kcts OF this variety this year. II is said the
honey bees and black flies srfcrm upon Them
Ivy the million.
We are shipping two car loads Of fruit Dcr
day--lo00 baskets from Clayton.
The .jcrSey Einc will soon commence daily
trips, from Bombay Hook TO accommodate the
peach trade.
Two tugs are advertised tC run from Smyr-
ma Creek to tar.y fruit.
4 Inc O.. steamers VIII Tot he maintained
from hlah0n 5, it is understood, the crop not
bHing large enough to sustain it. last year
about 100000 baskets were Slipped via this
route.
4 great porticnr,cf tie Sussex crop is roing
vla the LGWes steamers, which will soon make
daily hips. They cai put the fruit in New
l ork two hours earlier than the cars, and at
greatly reduced freight The distance from
l4cwcs by water is about lf5 miles to Ecw
Aork, and by rail about 2l0 miles, hence the
boats have the advantage.
Several farmers iii this vicinity have sold
their crops for 30 cts. per basket, we ulider-
Stal,d, anu one or two small crops have been
sold for a d.i!iar
The Mlddletown Transcript says that it is
estimated that the crop of !. +. Sha.lcroSs
Esq, will be as great rs that Of last year, G5,-
900 baskets. lie has been offered, for three
orchards, $35,OO0 by Mr.. Wm. IL. Wauscr, of
New ork.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

IlIE POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN New YORK.
The taking of the census in New York Citv
has developed an amount of political corrun-
tlon in that great metropolis that has even as
tonlshcd the very corruptionists themselves.
II i '53t denied, even By tie Democrats, that
the elections an that city are conducted in The
most traudlent manner, but that they were 60
corrrEtly carried on many are ashamed TO con-
Tess For instance, according to the ccDsus.
just completed, the population Of the sixth dis
trlct of the first ward is 957, while the vote at
the election in May was three thousand and
''celre; the population Or TIC ninth district Of
the tenth ward ls 500, while tho vote at the
last election footed up t6ur thousand os.5 60c
We give these figure: as We fnd them = the
New York Herald. which gives the vote and
popu&t.on CT ten districts aaI !o5Is them up
as follows: fopulation, %. 499; vote, 47,G15-
more than twice a5 many votes as people. And
t,c5S save districts gave about 5000 Dcmo-
cFC,'c >'.qjortfy. Is it any wonder that thn
state gave $1,000 Democratic majority at the
last election? Was ever Illegal voting carried
to more exaspcrating extent? Th;; is the
way the State has been carried BY the Demo.
Gratis for the t"o last elections-by making
the fraudulent vote 0f the city exceed the actuoI
hepubllc@a majority Of the rest of the State
For the last six years this system Of fraud has
been carried on, until it has become unbIush
ing and dangerous. Heaven preserve us from
Iamany Hall Democracy though It is only
worse than the kind We have because it has
greater power.
The new naturalization law is mainly intend.
cd to prevent this unbiushing iIlcgality at cleo.
tons, and 1t IS hardy to tc wondered at that
The Dcnocrsts cppos.I it in Congress.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

CANP MEETING lTEMs.-Smyrna Circuit
Camp commences to morrow, and there is much
interest inaniteated in it by many Of our citi-
zens. About fifty tents are erected Revs.
McssES. Uric and Miller, Of this town, are the
ministers in charge. a number of distinguish
ed ministers ere expected to he present.
The l3oldsborough Camp commences FRIDAY.
The Md Il Del. road sell excursion tickets at
half fare, good for the season, and on Sunday
an excursion train will be run, leaving CLAYTON
ut 10 o'clock.
The Chcstcrviilo tMd) Camp ccmMerced
OH Saturday and was attended by an immense
crown en- Sunday, including number from this
town. Revs Mr.. Lightbourn, Of Dover, and
DR. Cooper. Of Camden, preached the Sunday
Scr:lloEs The ground is aid to ,o ahung The
finest Oh the Peninsula, and the oncalnpment
one Of the largest ever hold there.
Camden Camp commences nczt Wclncslay.
About enc hundred tents are erected.
The Harrington Camp commenced or Satur
day and Is progressing with much spirit. Rev.
j. PorerOy, the great revvaiSt and au-
thor OF =" Shocks from the battery" is paltici-
patinG.
The Camp Meeting at Thistlewood's Min
com!4enccd on Saturday also, and is to continue
two week. II is a large cncampmcnt. A
great revival took place at this Camp last wear,
when about l25 conversions were recorded.
1t Is in the lower part of the county.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

TIE WEATHER-Next to the war in Europe
The weather is the absorbing and sweltering
theme in the newspapers. TIE two subjects
have ncariy run politics off the track. June.
according to the. record, was The hottest for
twenty years. and the present month is the
hottest of which the records make mention.
Last week the average Of the thermometer
was % degrees in New York city, and this
week. up to the present, bids. fair to equal it.
And the heat is as extended as it is severe
Chicago, St. Louis, and New Orleans are pass
ing through the same scething ordeal, and
scmc places in the West have suffered almost
beyond endurance. Even Paris and London
are hardly moro favored than We. For the
last ten days the eases of sunstroke in New
New York alone have averaged CO per day
and other cities have reached this ratio, in
proportion to their population. An epidemic
OF some kind is predicted if the spell continues
much longer
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

LAND SALES. Sheriff Wilds made the fol.
lowing sales in this town on Thursday last The
farm Of George West, In tie Alley" three
miles ~ from town, containing 2lO4 acres to R,
=. Garman, tor Sl4,lO0. Mr. West bought
the tarin OF the purchaser for s22 900 about
three Years since.
=, also the farm OF San'l NJ. Jones near
l>l"cESton $ Cross Roads, containing about 200
acres sc to David j. Murphy; OF Newark for
Ihos. i. Lockwood has sold his farm IN tbe
Alley, two miles from town, containing IaG
acres, to John Appleton, OF Odessa, for 5 !, coo
-$IOO per acre.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

1HE WAR IN EUROPE From the vay
things were progressing between France and
Prussia last week VIC expected to have Is re-
cord terrible conaic. this week. but matter,
seem to drag. .'peca correspondents with the
French army write TO Cur lea,iing dailics in
this country that there seems to be no proba-
blllty-it almost seems no possibility-ofa rcn-
erai forward movement for seven or cight dave
MeaA"l.... -.G" las been tr,Ning slirmish
not "a i:'1nl Metz, which is said to have rc.
suite! j. iaT'r o*thc prussians, while the Ia.
te@t f..'. Paris, datcl July 26, report
thata t-erch general named Bernc, hadrcpened
reconnaissance Of Tr.ssians near Niederbroun
twenty six miles north West Of ctrcssbour,
One officer, Bavarian, vas killed, ard two
made prisoners. But ell this is nothing. no
news at all. Nothing short of n battle will he
read with much interest in this country, and
readers throw down the papers With the cxcla-
nation, g why don't they begin" Tic sns-
pensc has become painful, especially to the
gold gamblers o. New York, who find it i'm.
possible to keep up the premium without n
first-class battle. The bng delay has also
checked the advance in grain and foreign dry
goods.
Next to a great battle, however, the most
exciting news is that published by the
London Times of Monday concerning secret
treaty between France aud Prussia, proposed
by Napoleon to King William of Prussia in
1866, it is said, Giler the war between Prussia
and Austria. BY this treaty France, offered to
acknowledge the title Of Prussia to the terrific
iies she had absorbed in the course of the war,
and to constant to the union of North and
South Germany, and in return for this Prussia
was to permit France to seize Ltlceas5ouro md
BetgiMntf This would have given France con.
troll of the Rhine and the strongholds that de-
fend it. Bismarck rejected the proposal. The
bringing to light of this proposed treaty has
greatly incensed England and some Of the other
powers, and it is thought that general Europe
an war may result from it under certain con-
tingencies.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

TIE Mans S-There is a general outory
among orr l'en;asulag exchanges against the
infringement Of The nails. Ter Two or three
weeks tic mail na,tcrh has been going wrong, or
not going at ALL an; the Inconvenience has be-
come great source Of annoyance. The fault
is generally attributed to The route agents on
the railroads. Some Of our o1changea-thc
p ctoridl weeklies-iaiI to reac.l us, and others
look as if che wrappers had been romo7cd and
replaced again. But the worst feature is tax.
ing the matter beyond its destination. Every
once in a while these complaints have to be
made, AM we think the Department at Wash
ington ought to investigate little.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

GERMAN SYMPATHY FOR PRussIA-Moot-
iIngs Of Germans sympathiaing with Prussia
have been held in Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville,
san Francisco, and ether places, at which
much enthusiasm was manifested for the sue.
cess eS Of the " Faderland" The Germans of
EGhl.lHcago Gl.H!g have received dispatch from King
him on Sunday last, in which the King saws:
i thank you and feel satisfied that Germany
VIII answer r, the hopes Of her countrymen be-
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
DRY EopDSs

~; Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Cha.lcs, AMWoo
l,elaines, Cotton Dclaines, and Caluues, with rang
OF the latest styles Of Dress Goods G.,r-bs,n,
Jeans, Osnaburgs, Flannels Ticking-, Tab,r Cloths
Sack tlanneG, Napkins, ShecCn-s, Pillow C,,,
MusIns, Swiss Striplngs, Cambrics Paper Mu,l.n..
DENNIS, Checks, DrIl!ngs N4nkccn, Lluyn<. Ma,
Inns, Plaids, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns. Chlmara,<,
tigues, aud all Tie goods usually 'ound in :rs.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

this peninsula has used the folIowing rntood,, E
for years, without unfailing effect w nnI''
l!sh It for the benefit of the many sufferers
from sudden attacks Of this DISTRESSING su,nmcr
complaint For an adult, two table snooniIlls
OF whIskcy, two tea sDoonfulls of n,rnonric
"ith as much sugar as the MIXTURE viii absorb ,
adding little waiter to make it more paIotahlo
II relief is not felt, reNeat the dose in two
h39rs; m!I 1t has never been known to fail
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

BASE ALL.-Considerab interest was
ma'iitcstcd in this town on Friday afternoon
last at return match of base ball between the
Actlvcs OF Camden, and the Pioneers, Of this
town, in which the latter were the victors by
~ runs-4oycn innings. Notwithstanding the
neat the game Vas witnessed By quite a crowd
oi Interested spectators, and the greatest ami
nation was shown in many Of the runs. After
the game banquet was served at Foxweips
III the evening, and the two clubs made abont
as a., big a run upon the table as upon the field.
We give the score, by request
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

H3iaii.rI fH Il. .l.f'i" i'- l"-.,, Prev: b..
n"ui'c III" dogma :" III" I"'"' - g. Tho Pope t,o
claimed At Rome oI the iath. Il, tga w:s ettr
with the nup,t ..i"sug religious ,:rvlnr, . wa, received
with great r,'oIcns The pIbc Of the Council
Commenced at O'Clock IN the morning with the celebration
OF Mas The Holy Father arrived At the concuio Of the
Mass. Nlcn prayers offered invoking the AID II th.
Holy Spirit The Fathers tEn upo tr H. votes
ON the entire "Sehcr'a at PrimHcy pnd ialty nri 4
adopted by the -u'rs before rc2ura ~: 1is voted
Piacct, and Only two Nun Placrt tins vote all irgiti
mate "pr",itinr Is rlicl Tine .r then appeared and pro-
mulgatcd the >cw Article ol Eatl aH! the cci n~ co-l
witha Te D"um IN whc al" tho u:pr Of tt,r Council
Hnd the spcchtHrS "rur with cntisl ;. ,ao.r I'll,
Spanish rc7s GENERALLY ficuIc the aaion 0! ~ dogma
OF Inl..LLllty.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

n.y., ,UNFoR4UNATE.-Mr. Bernard Rowe. Of
Wilmington, who had become involved by his
endorsement Of notes for William B. WirDiEs
lwho recently ahsconded from that city with,
put paying his debts and took with him The
bounty money Of soldiers widows and ornhonsl
vas arrested IN Wednesday, on n capias issued
at tho instance of one Of his creditors, and not
t "etHE an'C 10 give security for his appearance
the Repubhcan. '''"' ~ says
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

DfMGCRArIC STATE ExEcTrT1vr W ,,,r,,,,,
The HeIuoareun says the follow;n% nan.in re-.
men We're appointed on this comnittee nv tho
last Democratic State Convention held in novcr
on the 10th of August, 1868, viz Jo5n P
Iochtan, TliOs. I. Bayard and Albert @ Nov.
to- ton OF New Castle county: Henry G, Doneiass
Thomas II. Dennay and Dr. Abort Wbi,,J ~
81 Kent county, and Custus w. Wright, VIM
'omllnson and John T. Moore, Of Sus t,
county. GO The Convention will be held about
the third week in August. N "Oou'
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

Bills LOST CoNGEESs-Anong th., h:ils which = He'd 10
nPl action during the hate Congres
app0onrIrt bil to increase the au1bcr Of ho
bcrs tie TIouic 40 IN II. fNA n.f,r' tno for the
election e mcr7hcrs @! C"tr"~s tho m for rarrzaton
Of II navy tho mi t. 'rn,- t 'tral bureau,
and the bill To increase the number marine.
4 uuul'r Of other TicusurcsSOr'" - 'l worry PROPERLY
went by The board. Among thrt the ,u g.ih hl
tine lew York Air ,uc T@5d ,'rl srlarinn Telegraph
cable llla tie bill :" prevent the p.to srrvo labor
into the United States, winch embrace, .stio
and the civil service ril +h,rl HE ''o York Air Line is
Old standby, being loft ~ ~ session.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

CHINESE LtnoRERs FoE SorrrEVN RAILRoAps-Five hun
rcl Chinese laborcrs arrived at Chattanooga Tc
They the first nsHlmrn OF two thousand who
pOyot on the Alabama and Chattanooga road II stated
by the LynciburR rVa) News that the Chesaako Ohio
Railroad Company intend employing Immediately
and Chinese . work the that They
induced to take this step said because the
ahorers have left ard still leaving. the road in large
numbers.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

~ We won! particularly c the attention o. our render
10 tn" advertisements IN arr;tes lcn f NJ s.r, Rn,, =,
' 'l' '"V'f ''' C'thlnS Paz'ar "" ~ Market street
'ai way between 5th qut eth Streets, phil,aa alri
IN EVERY WAY NORTHY OF A1TENTInN"
assuring them thai tho thereon S., forth we'll L,,y m
such 10 the entire community, indeed - EvrnY Way
WORTHY Of ArrENr"N. Aro, their stock for the
season Which comprises the bust the best Ready
Made C'"tnng m PhllUtrlphIA, viii hc found
the'iot"' a'i si"irs, in sut-.
lai.., -Hr.rHs,
Melton,
rain Chryrt-, In Pants and Vests
EnurV
.,.o., i,e.: rA-'',.'r,a, !" FAINT. an' vests
Eu new styios
BLACK Fanry cloth Ches,cr6,lds
BLACK Flastt.re
New shadrS tlr'y" amt Olry"
Fancy and R.,ck Cloi.. T,-ss.
Al sh- 100 W,'tun
nost sr:.ir aur Flannel Sacks
Black and Fa"r, Crth t,ets
Black and Faucy Ela>tI4ue
Now shades tir,"u and Olive
All kinds Fnuc, Cassimrr,
7" match their coats, MI kinds Of
7" match their Pqnts. M KINDS of
In abort, they avrrvrry lati fabric in tho market ,
uiacturcd intn Mons Yorhs and Boys
READV-NAbE CLOTHING
of all kinds tycs and ,I7cs wr'r, thry -. o., ,-,c.
toed ~ '''''' Su"'"n-
LOWER RTmAS rnE LOWEST rLsnwunar.
ranging In price tor Mems Coats as low as o. on
81" Vests ION
,.,.,-, 80" ' ''''''' ''h 'Sdtt eI.uO
'"rch ar" indeed good sulstantra' md soryIcnols
"'" adapted to urdnary business wca) up to the finest an
nest I" i "uhi any where have also Gue assortment 81
location ''' ''
BENNETT * CO..
TowER HALL
So MARKET STREET
Halt way between 9Th nlui 9TH st7
mRy25 U,,, ms, M,
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

Butsons, Spool Cotton, knitting Cotton, iIoor
SKIRTS, Bdinorals, Ladl,s' ana Ch,.drrr.'s Hos.
Mems lloso, CAvdiv W ,ck, Lamp WichS, Gloves,
N"ck-t:cs, ilanthcrchiets, Hooks and Eyc<, Neivt
Trimmings, Tarc, Skirt Braid. Combs, Gun CAPS,
Hair Pins, Bneklcs, Pin-, Needles, S-~-ors Co.,
and Vest hndme. Thmbics, Cuers. Cuti> Ccrs,,>
Iwiat, tid Gloves, .Tach:nr Sewing SILK, atd
Spool Silk, &C.. &c. Letter. Fools-car, Note amt
Bill Paper, Pens. Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, Slatr
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink, Pocket,
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucilag,, &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
S. 2lI
LIST % 81 4th 5;h 9Th IN
= g 3 3 70 5 8
Active

'I'i'' RgI>tc''Tc Mcti"e l. Kct,,wtIl i Paul total
i ".rl Grant stcphcn,on iArtilirrj D. T1r l.
Srh' u A. Archer, J. E"n'ctt ltUta's
y: FnU"r lnrir". Jos. Farirs. scorers Ernnt Ji.
VIM Knock. Time Of game, hours - ~ 'AV''
The game was called before the Pioneer had
finished their 7th inning, owning to the dark.
ness. They feel somewhat chagrined that the
bal! was not given to them
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

;. ELFGTion or OVFicERs. The following ~ n
llst OF tic officers of Cooke Lodge, /. O. 6 r. "
elected Tuesday evening, July 10th. to serve
the ensuing term ". G. r., Ben. A. HAZEL !;
" W: V. Il, &, Robert G. Smith; W. r.. s., Jos
"6% TnEleS " VI Fick ii D. w T'"% ,A A. F"rjos W. t.
NJ, Thomas Cavcnder; w. |. G., Mr. NJ
Berry; W. O. $, A. Berry
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

:. STURGEON FISHING AT New CAsILE.-i,ar.
oes cns.i from Philadelphia and New York have re-
pIy a. %nd Dt Sc"% and located it out in the riv-
lng sturgeon. They have all the necessary e.
clll!les ior canning the meat and convcrlEnG tbo
tat INTO oil. 1t is said to be very lncrs,;ve i've
business, and from tho energy these men ",'To ar'
profits. ''"''No nuhusomo
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

SHERIDAN GoING To Observation-Disclosures General Shcrfiaf
Ic ChicOgo Thursday Tor the IN Europe lie
~" visit both c9n"n'in- armies. Dr. j. V. Hayden E
who did the AMI IN M
aud waru friend Of the Gcnoras accompanies him.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New York University Modicinrs-

Iht medicines prepared by the New YORK Ieeg
an ihSti'utI"n composed nt oi our most p ,t NM,
scientific physician Hni ard duly incnrrort1 ,ccl
ing To the laws Of that State are WORKING such
rnH N IN" permanent Of dlseaace heretofore pr1nour
e cr"c thAt must eventually supcrcce all other modes
{" treatment These mecnc not Patent DENOMINATIONS
nut are the productions - no known s,ictfc rnu
VINO at"f years "t study and experiment. hay, i,Yt fr
""rl cir EEhY rlib" remedies prc qr STREET, occ,
"hce wlth the Laws Of Medical Chemistry They are f.r,i ia
The 2nic III Imt" ot those health ~trylg rr,sr,;,s
"hch now i"of our cnuutr. AMI 81 IA prr.,i 7r,ny yr
known TO iHil II r"up israsc ,~ WI l,b il -
hthH'1 every auIy Shot kct staut supply OF Icso
'cH.'2S rc"!'r- haui The ancti sun, ring IN auv
Har"r "tltctcs should by pll means At LEAST send for ~,
hooks published bv ni"erslt, and orurt fr. , o,v
address, Th"S" works o wl1cu thor, ~ scsra bo.g de. can
tanning ImpoEtW' M,rrsi Iutnru,u,. ami a. sur, .,I:r f.,
IN contain thrtrSnery IL thpudr,, No have r.t ciri
"t '"nSnHrtn Canc.t>. H',rt pr,oasr N,ro,s p,,,,y
i"rai'SIs ratnrS,, RH"u1e' I~i Diseases o. ~. , oj + =
fies Female N'ak"s>. Ereps, Sen ina. W,,k;,..s anI
many other painful and lnatl'." s, many Of which mi
Deer HAAi 'n" = III Il III" attending th s,ci, frv
man woman and child -nunry .l,ould c.rf,,, ,,
Nns" works, especially Ia. onrs ,ttct Tho Tri..r,.
l'"Not ""dc to Health, auI The rrl,t.. N.,l il.r
'h""rAani for Ia" UNIVERSITY r1,;a-st ~ t,.r,,.. -.
rapidly That 4 has been found necessary L, cstnij, h
offices al "7tt -" country. Tho reader o H. IT., ,.r vir
"p2y for al information 20 Jos Harold Who has ~
'he Phl"p't lrauch R'u has nm Office It 81, - a. ,,,
'''' seventeenth st. u.y2r3m
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

If 1t were not for our shor. items we hardly
know what some cf o,.r exchanges would dc FOR
locals.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

IN" k' "umber "f deaths by sun-strokc which have oc.
cutTl tins summer In various parts of tho country show h
"c moro dangerous is intense heat than intense cold To hu
Ila life. " ~ -"
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

THE TIMES is published e,"r Wriu>,q, a;t,,.,n Inv
J"skr" H. tuFrEcNr", kriitor cna rro..,,t At S,,r,
1, Delaware W
TERAISSuRecr1r-,rv- vc,r 60 % -. = ,. - 900 -.
NOT pail till the end OF No ,r,r mn,
ai arrears are paid olly Ut tn" option ~: ~. Pu;,; her
will hou;,rtrI n .n rst, =. ,
"ne torihe fist Insertion suiscurt Insertions
e-half cents. liberal discount nls,i, t, s,,,i,,
nual anl yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
ThE. MARKETS..
DEATHS.

H IN Dover on the 2Oth inst Willio inrant SON n,
c,%, % Au'" H. Harper. aged 10 months and y ,la,a
Fannie Canine, aged about y,ur ~" VI '"'" al"
A. ~, summit Bridge Del. on Saturday the It,h Inst .
.,, m' =, , i"'y Lynch IN tho 79h year of her age
NNlS'- In th"r"ughare Neck ON the mn ,.,or. u
Mary VII" or Jacob Stats. Sr aged ,e ycar
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

RsCALLEr Minister Motley hs been r-c,oI fr9r. in1
land OF account OF not carrying "u tho Instructions Of m ad
ninistrRtion in tho Alabama Qurspn All on Frederick T
Frcnghuyscn confirmed for the Msriou bat hgs not Is Vet
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

Tins - To certify that was persuaded 10 try one OF
'ne id'es. improved Wheeler & Wilson sewILg INA
CnInes ana was unacquaInIed wlIh any other com
'uueu To lake w. ~ W.. and paid nine dollars It;
since then have tired The Howe Machine. and find
10 ne so lar superior in all respects to the Wheeler
WILSON, that requested The W. 4 w agent TO lake
nm, .rits away. and would forfeit the amount Panl
ohi he refused do so and offers 10 lei me nav for
ree dollars per month rather than let The Howe beat
MIN out lle also says that the Howe is the hardest
running machine; IL is moi so. For myself. have
nousht The Howe sewing machine.
m Mas NJ r.. HAYNES.
J'$' No !, T. Second SIretG
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

IN NI~ftR g RNI.',M or Want MANY a., -. IN,
blhailnh and i0rru indeed for healing nnd ;.urinc
diseases OF the throat lungs aud chest il rnrrs n
Fonen ny l""SrnIhg and cleansing the lungs, and
ei"ymg ltr'a'I"i thus removing the cause. INSTEAD
ct drying up tho cough and leaving tho disease
behind '''"'o
PEINCE-Mr. wansmoker, Of Oak Hall at,nny5 hut
tllrty we years "i all rrly riukS among ,, at
inc"a "I the ",nnt4l. H.. do more Lsiucss tai ,i,y
Other Un' man III lit'aiclph;a. '''" "''
Worden 4 Ey"n$, arc manufacturing sup
ror peach baskets, at their Smyrna Steam Saw
Nill and Machine Works.
!. Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
Road Stock hrught -bv ,Iohu hlcDnar & Son.
bankers, NO. G02 Market st. Wilmington.
Norden \ Evans peach baskets arc the
best IN the market.
Delaware State bondS, bougi: b5 ,tchn 5lc.
lc&r y Son, Bankers, No Coz Market street,
Wilmington Del
Examine Worlen & Evans Superior Teach
and Berry Baskets and Crates.