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Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

DELICATE CEEATUREs.Ths is the phrase applied by His
Blacknes the Moor ladies of Italy 1t
was the lovely complexion of Desdemona such radiant
trast 10 his that his heart and every
man OF dscernmert considers fair skin like
an excellent thing In Is a
pc ACQUIRED. There is healthlu
tiele known everywhere HAaANs MAGNOLA BALM which
literally transtxuFes cloudy salOw skim
dsco0ed face neck and bosom with tinRe
anu inparng 10 the surface and like
pollshed marble Instead Of coggng the pores like the
STICKY ena"s contracting Them thus
spiration like the astrngent cosmetics ceanses the skin
rom a impurities aud wonderfully improves This
gecaa particularly appreciated bellies who
hnd that the roughnes which country air
apt enRend0r
aud arms. By this delightful preparation '
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

DEATH OF STATE SENATOR GooDIxG.-Hon Chas.
Goodmg, Speaker Of the State Senate. died in Wi.
m'ngton yesterday morning. of pneumonia, in his
DIST year. He was native of Cecil county He
was an earnest Democrat and was three times elected
TO Tue Legislature of tins State having in the wears
1919 and 1857 heen chosen to represent New Castle
Hundred IN the Lower Honse, and in 1863 he was
elected to the Senate In l870he was elected Speaker
OF That body,the second office in the Commonwealth
Mr.. GoodiEg's present term as leoislator yon,d
nave expired at the close of the present year. He
commenced life as farmer, but kept hat store in
" 'im'ngton at the time o. his death. tie was an
upright aud most consStant man. and a member ot
the BaptIst Church. On Sunday last he called his
iamiiy to his bedside, and told them he wished TO
o'u 'hem farewell lie said he was prepared to de.
part, and did not !ear the change
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01
THE MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

MlrH~ACNGST-On Wednesday. April 3D. 1872 at the resi-
dence OF the bride father Decatur Ill., by Rev. II Noh
MrJ Manove Smith, formerly of Dover and Miss Fd.,,
AunRst. S' Eiueiia
SrERN-WILSON-Tn this town. on the 3Oth uIt nv RI. H.
Morsel at the residence of brides father Ch.r, n
Stern OF Wilmington, and Molle E. daughter a, A n
Wilson. Esq, - sN n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D.-On the qs,b nj, h. a., n .
= SturEes at the residence of brides fatbar W. ~
Nickerson Surgeon U. S. Navy. of Wilmington DI - ,
ha DAUGHTER OF rhos B. Lockwood, Esq., of smyrna Del
Little Creek Landing on ,h a.,
irst by Rev james D. Merritt Of Dover Cbas = us u
and Mary L. York. '' T. harper
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

Cor2T-At the session of Court for this Countv
Iast wecK, but few cases were tried. Anslev RI
WhItty, WIN. Jones, Chas. Fisher, Thos Cox and
Jas; n"e were convicted OF afc, nv, and sentenced
to be hogged and imprisoned The DsLo,rorsoa
says Al this term of Court the Grand Jur.
iouhd only twenty true bills. At former Cour,s
the number OF indictments have ranged from
seventy hive up to hundred and twen,v.1ve
rms decrease in mum 'er however is not al,cGeher
que TO The elevation of the moral tone of the countv
on fdter 10 The Discrimination of the present States
trifiing character u
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01
HUNDRED MEETINGS.
Republican State Convention !

call having been esued tor a State Convention of the
union Republican Party of Delaware Dover on Thursday
tue sh oay OF May prox for the election
the National Republican Convention, held in Phajel
pha on the 5h day of June for the
for President and Vice President of the United States the
Republican Noters Of Kent County will the voting
places of their respective Hundreds,
On Saturday, May 18th,
AT clock, r. NJ to elect Delegates Convention
lows, viz: ~ " ~N' '-"''N''N "''' "e aS i"'-
Duck Creek Hundred. {: Kenon Ill., Little Greek Hd A.
East Dover Hd, 1; West Dover Hd g. North Murderki Ud
5; Mispiion Hl. g: Milford Hd 6.
By ordeT' GEO. V. MASSEY,
,.,,, Chairman Republican Ex. Committee.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The oysters Of Maryland pay more than her
grain crop. ~ NJ
1t Is expected to have the cars running 70
! snow HI by strawberry tim, -
lhe MethodSt> at Massey are agitatine the
subject OF a new church at that point
HudlerSvllie Circuit has decided to hold a
CAM meeting this summer, commencing August Ist
II Is stated that VIM *. Sutton is about
SUIT 10 recover OF the corners and considerable
amount OF property held by different parties in tisena
several weeks ago Mr. Lewis +. Newsomo
o. S"II Pond EFT his home 90 into the Kent Forest
Massey Cross Roads which time he has not been bd
The body of Captain Isaac Hazel who fell
overheard from the steamer Josephine Thomson of Revbo
wharf IN the Elk river. in February last wa. TAXI nm ~ In
net on saturday. - -" ." gu
tournament at Galenu. 1t is pronosed 70
n".d tournament at Galena Juue 18th next
" nhe auair' and Hon Thomas has been invited 70
ne the Orator on the occasion.
Mr. James d. Cooling formerly of Kent
c0""dnE few miles from Centreve WAS stricken on Tb,
nay night with apopIeNy paralysis and died on SATURDAY
morning. lie was prominent citizen
EaSton is delighted at the idea of bav;n, ,
large canning establishment. which Baltimore
erect at East Point Tor the purpose o canning oys,e
S ana vegetables The house will be 30 BY 2O feet, cansb
oi working 800 to 400 hands
at meeting of the fruit growers in Salisbury
week II was HScertaned that there are five acres
" IN bearing in the immediate vicinity or tb,,
town ana VIII be auou hundred and fifty acres in no
next spring To this added several acres in ns.s -,
rie' backberries, DC. ' ''''oer
f"es IN Q"een Aanes On Thursday after.
noon the house of VIM McKenney in Cen,reyill, to fra
U' pu chimney and cnnhagratioa narrowly escaped
fi h"'es was burned in the before the flames rers
On Friday afternoon barn on tbs farm, .,
" "t"Se Dekochbrune about three miles from Oueens,oup
was destroyed by fire together with 1000 bushels of corn
OF oa'e' agricultural implements, horse calf &c
V'' was new Loss $4,000; no Insurance. Fire caused
y pipe which one of the employees was smoking
The difficulty between the EMPLOYERS and
Employees IN Salisbury the ten hour system has b
hhed Oy compromise, the of the men woLi
rom six clock IN the morning until six O'Clock IN the ev
ny AZ one dollar and ten cents day How much bettar
10" much worse Is the condition either party al
ngh considered is conundrum which the Bachelor rivas
~ o"ever the wotknSmen have formed regular orRani
oh win initiation ceremonies and all the parapber
aa OF secret orders
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01
On Saturday, May 4th.

OUR POSTAL Faculties are not as felicitous
as they might be. Almost every day mail
matter from the north intended for our post
Office Is taken past its destination and
returned, fit reaches US at all, through the
southern mail. Such carelessness creates great
Inconvenience, and the mail agent on the Cars
is believed to be at fault in the matter.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

THE TIMES is published Wednesday afternoon nv
JOSEPH H. hofFEcKER Editor and Proprietor smyrna
Delaware.
TEhMS-scBscRPTToN-On $500 advance. or So sol
not paid till the end the year No paper
SH arrears are l-only at the option of the Publisher
will at the rate
aline forthe first insertion ubsequen insertions
AhA't cents liberal discount made quarterly
uual and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

The death Of State Senator Chas. Gooding
OF Wilmington, which occurred yesterday,
leaves no succession to the Gubernatorial chair
In this State, in the event of the resignation,
death or incapacity of Gov. Ponder. Mr.. G.
was speaker of the Senate, and therefore the
legal successor to the GOvernorship in the event
Of vacancy
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01
ELECTIoN

rho S, BANK OF SMYRNA, April 10th. 1870
no,;sed Ilocknoldes OF this Institution are hersh
rn TS,1ed lhai the Annual Election for NINE nIRey
thois na 70 serve the ensuing year. will be held q,
:, ,neT o. Banking House. in Smyrna on THURS%paYy % a.
S ocIocs % VA u next between the hours of and
o,1ek, T. M BY order, "'
w. M. BELL, Cashier,
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01
DEATHS.

Polk aged 9s years. '' WITS martina
tn" residence of her son. James F. Alss r.,
5months. 0e "seu el Years and
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

EDITORIAL NOTICES are so common that it is almost nn
slbe for an editor to express his honest opInon Of ,h
OF any article without being suspected Interest ed
u dc however Sna'' ho' deter US from saying what ".
attention has been recently directed We rrt.r n H.
WALKE9s CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrEEs = r,.,o.ly a.,
making ITS way into more ianIe, Just now th,, all
''iG'"e' p"' '"Sether Their" seems t. be p
ties while 1t possesses the great negative recomp,,
containing neIther alcohol mineral poison TIA,
SPECIFIC Tor ihdlSeStion Bousness, ConstIpatIor and -
c"HI"ht> ." nervous nIl"a, have reason
assured on good authority that general nvgI,,,
ti| ana purifying mtclur has no eyu,l II - s,
at @ IL" tohtaned from the Wild, oI ClorIa az,
vapr, "rIl and ITS extraordinary effects ain
y warrant We CONCLUSION that is a communal
ther3 unknown II popularity any criterion there - n
o1o u the tIIcehcy ut the Vinegar BIttrrs nr fhe ,i
" '"e 3c'e Is immense and continually increasing auJ74t
NEw DEPOSITS Of Iron Ore great richness have
discovered In Western Pennsylvania But the greatest
ana fchest deposit OF fne Spring Clothing is at Oak Hail
Slxth and Market. Philadelnhia
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

RAILROAD MATTERs.-Superntcnde II. F. Ken
ney, > VI. FELTON,, Esq aud s. veral nthcr r,iI,nL
men Iel W wilmington yesterday uorn,n, n :
special train and went down the Dcl,w,r, D -, ~
/ as lar us FELTON, on tour of inspec,io, Th,,,
"a't'd at clayton and inspected affairs there ana
n"'IStu TO make any alterations, additions or i'm.
P'"Vlmthts necessary to meet The detna,,ds ,f ,L
app. ."HchIhg II dt season. Another SIdlnr ia 10 b
'Had'' ana perhaps another fruit house bni, u.,'I
ot''er c'hVeHichGes necessary 10 meet the demand,
Of Shippers. O u'''1"u'
"o berry trains will be put on the road u,bo,
needed "ne to run from Crsticd and The n,har rc,
Harrington. '''' "'"e' from
Strawberrics will not be ready 10 slim to ,o,
,e"t' from Tins point before the lOth of Jnns :, =
thought. TINS is from ten days To two werL. b.
hind last year. "' oe-
Another train is TO be put on the MI 6 Dal
ISht' WIN passenger car attached we be
nc ram no" running viii be a ua>sepg.r
- u'' my ihe present running time on his rn,d
"J "h'ch passengers htve IL wat over al CI,v,,'
Two "ourS TO 60 norh and one hour To go son,L !.
d just cause OF compliant, and is a drtr,,.p, .,
rave on the road. SuPt Caldwell was At Clav,on
yesterday, attending 10 details The t,l.nra,''h -
progressing Poles have been distributed aIong ,L.
whole route. u'o"s 'le
The Case Of C. s. Rutter-Tn tho Iro;,.d
C'Fcut CoGrl, in BIItmore, judge (;ilrs n,a.id','
The case Of lemcnt 5. Rutter, vs. The O nof', As
ana hent County Railroad COMPANY b,,,U , nl';.
80 ''"'oo" udmages against the Railroad ('nmn.ny
"uS'u ny taxing away the contract for buId,n1
S''" road was decided yesterday, the nry renderin
Il '0'u'c' Ia 'aVor OF KuIler for Sll 900
Smyrna times., 1872-05-01

+, B'ENUN slowed in Wilmington Yesterday. Tho
t'mmfTcIdt says: About o'clock tho s,.aa,
pageant took place, aud ; il moved aI,uc u,,Lo,
""N "'htr streets, 1t was gAzed upon bv anYinns
thousands, VINO lined the sidewalks o. In ked do,,,
upon II from commanding POSITIONS The Icodin,,
Ta'ures !t were The band wagon and golden cbarnIS
ne former was drawn by four horses and ,,oIuo
c'he'S' ghl!y capariS"n,d. The Doldrn cba,,a,
brought up The rcor. Upon the tour cnrorrs ,horar
sat as many richly costuncd ladies', wb,L. ~, ,h.,
top oi me chariot and beneath pavilion was sealed
MIN Iady, also richly dressed The civ i; f,t .r
strangers >" early as yesterday afternoon visirors
ocgah 10 arrive, and each train has brought ney no.
ceSsonS To The number while long lines of carr;,os
""Ve neen seen entering the city this morning
y IT'S several approaches Il is impossible TO cs,i
mate the number nf strangers present with ne 80
o"y' hut 1t may safely he stated at several rhon..nJ
"a, An excursion arrived from Salem this ,nnrD,nrr
ne w""lc entertainment is said f. be cIns,o go
len"e"' ana mas been attended by many of our hes,
cnlzens' conspicuous among whom were m,ni.Iers
Of the gospel. '''''''''e'S
bnt Iew went from this town. from the fact ,h,,
several OF our citizens who it in Philadelpbio
pronounced it humbug; ut least not up to the
representations. ~ ~ ''e
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

An ingenious Georgian has invented
patent rail-spIitter,' by which an
immense pine log can b riven in very
brief time. A small iron cylinder, or
tube, about half inch in diameter and
six inches in length, in two equal seq.
ments fitting closely together, is insert
ed into an orfice made with a common
auger in the center of the fallen leg
This is filled with powder by means of a
slender tube surmounted with funnel,
the charge amounting to an ordinary
musket load. A fuse is then attached
and fired, and the toughest log is split
like an acorn. The Gcorgians regard
it as grand labor saving machine in
these days when the Iaboring classes OF
the South have their time almost wholly
engrossed by politics.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
The Coming F-esEsIcszss;ei
Election.
BY WV. LLOYD GARRISON.

The Democratic party is in a state Of
utter bewiIderment as to its possibilities
with reference to the coming Presiden>
tial election. Whether in the matter Of
political success or mischievous plotting
to divide the Republican ranks. Its
Southern wing is as anti,national and
seditious in sriri; as ever, though ready
to co operate with the Northern wing
in any device that may possibly effect
the overthrow Of hated loyal admin
istratlon The main point Of union be-
tween them is, at all events, to prevent
the nomination of President Gran:
but if that cannot be done, then to de-
feat bis election if possible by inducing
certain disaffcctcd Republicans TO bring
into the field against him, Mr. Chase,
Mr.. Trnmbull, Mr. Sumner, or some
other prominent member Of the doni-
nant party, by the rending asunder Of
which there is the only chance of snc-
cess. This is high praise for the Pres.
ident that he has so administered the
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Ght Oregon cNepubIi tan
In Issued Every Saturday MoTnlng, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY r. III. TYSON.

oFFICE-Mill street, opposite the Court
House.
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4 GREAT INVENTION Immediate
" after the declaration of war against
Prussia proposals were made to the
Emperor Napoleon, by an inventor, for
"annihilating' the Prussians on moder-
ate terms An immense net of fine
wire, 8 capable Of enveloping an entire
army corps" with solid cannon balls at
tached to the corners to keep it steady,
was to have been fired at the foe from
a monster mortar provided for that
purpose. The wire-net would accord
ing to the intentions of the inventor,
have fallen on the body of troops marked
out for destruction or capture when,
seeing the enemy entangled in its
meshes, the French would have moth.
ing to do but march up to them and
disarm them, or in case of resistance
put them to death. The reje ction of
this new military machine was atttibu>
ted by the inventor to I" treachery" on
the part of the chiefs who declined to
employ it.
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Two late disbursing officers at WASH
ington, have just been sentenced for de-
falcations Kcndig, of the Patent Office,
to fine of $4,000 and two years i'm
prisonment; Marden, of the Treasurer s
office, to S22 900 fine and years impris
onment. The fine in each case is the
amount embezzled.
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Take COOL shcliernm, q $.


\ THOUSAND noLLADs SAVED -
II was observed of certain covetou,
man, that he never invited any ore t.
dine with him.
Ill lay a wager" said wag, /
get an invitation from him.
lhe wager was accepted, aud the
w4g went the nest day t. the rich maa :
house. about the time he was to dice
and told the servant he must speak 20
his master Immediately. for he could
save him thousand dollars
"S,r.' said the servant to his master.
. here is man in great hurry to
speak to you lie says he can save
YOU thousand dollars
Out came the master.
What is that, sir? You cen save
me ,honsaad dollars
Z" Yes, sir, | can but see You arr
at dlnner | will 90 away aud call
again"
%, pray, sir, come in aud take din
ner with me.
q shall be troublesome"
Not at I'll
The invitation was accepted.
As soon rs dinner was over, and The
family had retired" Well, /" said the
man of the house, now to your bust
ness. Pray let me know how | am to
save thousand dollars.
Well, hear you have daughter
to dispose of in marriage =
Il have, sir."
And yon intend to portion her with
ten thousand dollars I"
" / do, sir
Why, then. let mo have her, and |
will take her with nine thousand"
Scquel-Dives rises in a passion -
and~-~thc wag retired as hastily as de-
corum would permit.
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earnest QcSlre 10 aFolu da idi do pIdCei~
cable, all occasion for bloody quarrel,
than President Grant. His wishes and
aims have been eminentIy peaceful
throughout aud where force has been
resorted too, it has been for protection
and defense, as in case of the red men
of the West, and the freedmen of the
South.
1t may suit the taste Of the degene-
rate grandson of the revered John
Quincy Adams to proclaim that he re-
CARDS the present Administration :" as a
national calamity, because it Is mean IN
character, sordid in tone, and ignorant
corrupt and arbitrary because it is
loing more to permanently disunlte the
States than the government OF Jetier-
son ever did ; aud because its chief con
.ceiyes that there is no means FIR free
government by military force 1t
may crafty his personal self Importance
orscularly to predict that -four years
more of such education, family patron
age aud martial law will so blind the
keen sensibIlitics Of popular liberty that
our noble incubus might we'll remain
hxfure, ~ may please nun 10 pan
der TO tue worst passions o' an ignorant
raboie' 10 eAc'',,h No'h'n2' '"e"'
r. mains ont ciF'i war OF Submission 70
me aSnrPeF' anu u Is utui9n'I 10 ue
eide whlch alternative VIII i'h CT u"
more 'rrePaFau'e 'nJHFy upon inc nA''
It's of iFee to'eF"@eo''' hnt 'he
are ~" specimens u "''o@ ''' ''e' cog
isin, ana can disgrace only h,,n ""o IN
du'@es IN snch ufe'aoeeS- ~ fopa..
iaF Nefd'tt las "''eaa5 ',en feS'H'tFe''
n Tue po''s ~ rg1@F' % ~ sue" ,'"Ph
'a'io'S' alIa !" = ""' - ''o''''''','G ~
qmtfa'' ab'"ihs consequences ""1 "'7h
romme"''''o"'
" ha'eF,r l''''a'e 1f'.,S OF poo"e fe
e'e'> ,it- ! '''.,"''' ~ - : '"'''e'' %
rc-,..,..,,., ecr,.,;. ;..,tn~sS ar the pre>,
aen,;,l -. $'.icy--,aJ hey are to Ie =.
.na..l.3 r., any i .n..t AMI n,,ogv eri.i
-, ,h,. ,..y ,la r...,..c,;o.. j. j.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A schoolboy has written a compost
tion on the horse, in which he says it is
an animal having four legs, ono at
each corner"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
The Dutehman's Remedy.

The following good story is taken
| from the Farmer Of the % inst.
"The family of good, honest Dutch.
man out west having frequent occasion
70 employ the services of a neighborine
physician, the head of the family be.
came satite familiar with the ferm o.
writing prescriptions. The doctor was
one OF those mixtures OF the farmer,
stock raiser aud doctor, often preach
ing on Sunday. that we frequently find
in the remote rural districts Of the
Western States; but who paid but little
attention TO his stock, which told against
his pecnnlary interests, while the herds
Of the Datchmau beng well fed and
we'll housed was in very fine condition.
The doctor was not SLOW to observe the
difference, and suggested to the farmer
that he thought something was the mat
ter with his cattle, and requested him
to ride over aud tell him what to do
Tor them. The f1rmrr named a day
when he would IN Ike the visit, aud when
the day came he WAS promptly on baud.
Ii 81 happened that the doctor was
away The Datchman, however, ex-
amued the stock very carefully, and
then laok ed il uIl directions Tor suitable
shelter and feed wilhou, fnding either.
lie cane to the conclusion, tha, hunger
and cold, with lack ot care, were the
only diseases the cattle were suffering
from. ard be entered the office of the
doctor aal wIo,e TIE following pre-
scription-
Take COOL shciernm, q $.
Chopped fecdom, 2 :.
Pure watcruth, 4 ).
Apply Chopped fee!um in form of
poul:icc 10 mucous membrane oi stoni.
uch aud renew twice day
This prc-cri ptIon worked wonders
It egea,h pleased the kind hearted dee
TOR. restored tha stock io 2;tnd condition
4nd paid Iars, ~l.nre u! the Llii Which
bad been incurred in doctefIns tia
cQuaay cnol>ngtured aud witty Dutch
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