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SIX styles Of solid Silver spoons Of aucy patterns.
Three styles u plain Spoons. Pie. Cake. Berry.
Crumh, and all Kinds y solid silver Knives Forks.
and Spoons, Napkin Ru-s. Thmhles Gc.
Fine heavy Gold Thimbles
Gents Gold Watches at SOD So. SID sl21. SOD.
Ladies Watches, at soo $40, SO 50. so. SO So.
SO, and lower.
Gold Opera and Leont.ue Chains. a new and hand
some lot just received Also Gents Gold Vest
Chains.
BOYS and Mems Watches in solid Silver Case.
J. F. BRlNSAiAID,S.
Fine chased. engraved and enameied Gold plated
Bracelets large variety Of Triple Plated Napkin
Rings Silver Plated Knives Forks, spoons
Ladies' Fruit Knives, Nut Picks Pie, Berry. Cake.
Crumh, Butter and all kinds o. knives.
Eight handsome Tea Sets; engraved satin finished
and plain.
Water Coolers and lee Pitchers. Sugar Bowls
Creamers syrup Cups, lee and Slop Bowls Coffee
and Tea Pots. Sold singly OF in pairs.
Small Pitchers.
Handsome Vases. Knife Rest. Call Bells. Sewing
Birds, Opera Glasses.
Clocks in variety.
Two dozen Butter Dishes. Cake Baskets. Fruit
and Berry Dishes Gard Racks, Watch Stands.
J. F. BRINSMAID'S
Rings, Ear R.ngs, Brooches Chains Studs Buttons.
Baby Pins, Armlets or Catch-ups. Glove Fasteners
small Gold Pencils and Tooth Picks. &c, &c
Fine Heavy Gold Thimbles; TO the stock we are
adding new goods constantly.
Lazarus { Norris Double Eyed Sp5et. to read
and sew and see distant objects and a full stock
ui white and colored Spectacles Eye or Nose lasse
uogses for those working in dust or stone cutting
Coneaye OF near s. 11ted Spects and Eye Glasses
a full stock. Many cheap sPectaohes.
-Parabola' Needles, the very best H. cents; also
J. English & Cos. Needles 10 cents or three p1pers
for - cents Bartlett's ; cents
We invite an examination from closest buyers
and all who wish GOOD Goods at fair prices and
goods that will prove 10 be Just as represented al
the OLD STANs Established in ls,si
J. f. BRINSMAID
Dec ls-d1w3w
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CIRcuNsTANTIAL EvmENcE.-Ren Sbslh-
Arthur Shelby, Ball Woods. and Will;o3In'
Woods were convicted of murder in the Gu.
degree, in Burnet county this week and sen'
fenced by Judge Turner to he b,ngad 1', ~
frioay the 10Th OF January next. The
prosecution was conducted by Judges Terrill
and walker, employed by the friends of the
murdered man. The case was one of the
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9ew Adrertisements.
Plantation Bitters.
s. T.--1S6O--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and deblitated. As tonic and
cordial for the aged and languid it has no equal
among stomachies. As remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially subject,
it is superseding every other stimulant. In all
climates tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts
specific in every species of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength, and breaks down the
animal spirits.
Jan iG-deodSwly
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xrs IT SELLS QUICK AMONG
a N 1890 Oid people. the middle aged, those
Ixb are lust entering life and youth o. 29t4 l 'g{
INV and read with the greatest profit ~ gVLLl
FRIENDS SECRET, Do LEWIS lasl ane lrJ So,
/, = meeting with the greatest success anu tlt
MONEY IN IT. Send for cur circulars, &c V.
sre sent free GEO. MACLEAN, Boston--Dee g.
td4wiW
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Professor " est the Delaware murderer,
who recently killed and skinned the negro.
COoch Turner, at Dover, seems to have led
career full OF fraud and deception. He Is
the son of blacksmith, born IN Sussex
county, but. as he displayed evidence of
ability, he was sent to Dickinson college at
Carlisle, Pa, where he graduated in ls6s.
\ few months after, he opened school at
Milford in connection with n clergyman,
but this school being broken up by an ac-
cident. be opened - collegiate institute"
at Dover. This lasted about year, and
about the close of the year 1871 he married
Miss Shay, and commenced manufactur-
ing ga> for the treatment of pulmonary
complaints, which business he continued up
to the time Of the murder. While in col
lege. he was always telling his friends the
most marvellous stories OF his immense
wealth. and with such an air of assurance
that they were believed until he ialsified
himself by his conflicting statements. His
propensity To lie did not leave him when he
lett college, for he deceived his friends at
Dover with stories of great estates in South
America To which he had fallen heir. There
Is very prevalent and generally credited
rumor that he entIced his cousin, Miss Nc
Cabe, beautiful and amiable young wo-
man. into a marriage with him and after
Nafu deserted her. Oue report states tiat
this marriage was performed by one of his
friends representing clergyman. and an
other that this marriage was legal one, but
that he aiterward persuaded her that it was
wicked because of their relationship and
left her in great anguish with baby to
care for. Another of his atrocious schemes
was the attempt TO swindle an aged negress
who had lost son in the war out of her
pension money. In this he would have sue
ceeded bat for the interposition Of a lawyer,
who recovered the money, $500, and paid
it to the widow After setting fire to the
room in which he had left the fayed body
of the negro, he went in disguise to Sails
bury. Md, where he put up at a hotel, in
forming the proprietor, in confidence, that
be was government detective sent to fer
ret out some counterieiterS. In that char
acter lie remained at the hotel two days. |
IND then, after Disgusting himself, left, say
Ing he should return next day This was |
the day before his arrest. During his con- |
iinement he has pretended TO be insane, but |
is now rational in trying to raise funds to
employ counsel, though the lawyers to
whom he has applied give him no encour-
lgement. His plea will probably be self
defense, bat the outlook is decidedly gloomy
for him
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ness of the bill that he threatens the bank
with suit for pronouncing the counter
felt. The denomination of the note is one
dollar, but Gillette's reputation as an ex-
pert is at stake
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III. ". SMITH d. son.
Builders and Slate ROOferS.
Also WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
IL D q FIN 81 4 II Il :.
Corner Maple and Champaign SIS.

Having had many years experience as Builders
and Skaters. and being familiar with the difereu
kinds Of Roodn- we feel confident Of being able {,
DO work o. the perfect satisfaction Of our customers
We have opened SLATE YARD. where we shall
keep large stock Of Slate from different quarries
embracing all the best sizes. qualities and colors.
We employ only The hest workmen, and give our
personal supervision 20 all work.
As Carpenters and Builders, we have had large
experience in every variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate 90 make contracts for building after any
styl ofarchitecture.
Orders or inquiries. by mail OF in person, solicited.
Anr-l a5-satNNtf
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full Steel-lne Engraving " An armfull,' which we
present to every subscriber to HoNE HouR
An AHTFCLL.
The charming Engraving is one Of those sweet
innocent subjects that interest every one.
1t represents a little Girl who has invaded the
Sanctum of the Old Ca: with her half dozen kittens
the little witch has many she can hold in her
arms, and is about to carry than of against the
earnest protest OF the Cat.
The scene is laid in stable giving the free rustic
appearance which charms the beholder; and the
whole is so true to nature that by slight reich Of
the ina ginatiOn you the Kittens squlrm.
The picture must he seen to be appreciated, The
earnest anxious expression the face OF the Child
the active movements Of the Kittens, the evident
protestaton Of the Cat and the whole accessories OF
the Engraving, render il a delightful household
picture, suited 10 the parlOr or drawins-rOom.
The Engraving is finely executed in stipple and
line, and bears the brilliancy Of finish peculiar to
Mr.. Stuart. His engraving Of From Shore to
Shore has already reached the largest circulation
OF any picture OF the size ever published in this
country.
Carefully printed on plate paper, % u. See
terms OF subscription in first column.
The following is the publishers description of the
beautiful Chrome, " Eventide," which are giving
free, in addition to the above, to all who subscribe
for this paper and the Christian Era. See terms Of
subscription in first column.
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-, The following exquisite bucolic Is iami-
liar to all but will bear reprinting Mary
was the proprietor of diminutiye incipient
sheep whose outer covering was as devoid
OF color a. CONCEALED atmospheric yapor
and to all localities. to which Mary peram,
bulated. her young Southdown was morally
certain to follow. 1t tagged her to the dis
penSary OF learning one diarnal section of
time which was contrary to all precedent.
and excited the eachination of the seminary
atten !antS when they perceived the pres
enee OF young mutton at the establish
ment for instruction. Consequently the
Perceptor expelled him from the interior.
but he continued to remain in the immef
date vicinity, and continued in the neigh
borhood without fretfulness until Mary once
more became visible. " What caused this
specimen OF the genus owls to bestow 80
much affection on Mary ~ the impetuous
progeny vociferate. - Because Mary re-
eiprocated the wool-producer's esteem. Won
understand, the tutor answered back.
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Drp Goods.
COHsETS: CORsETs :

Now that Christmas is over, and the selling Oh
Christmas Presents is done, we wish To advertise
our stock of Corsets consisting as it does oil 'aii
assortment Of
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miscellaneous.

The virtues Of simple Tea az Hair Tonic anu
preserver have long been known, but no a9tenlSss
have been made to extract the oil scientifically ~
a nrocess peculiar to this preparation, the esseh.a
o Of the tea plant has been added to other "a
bic extracts and u2equaled Toilet Arilcset itn
nrevent the hair from falling out or growing thlh
and as wash for the sealy TO stimulate ne mar
bulbs and prevent the gradual decay ana ~ - ~
DR. REMEDY, ID Warren Street, R9xoury'
Mass.
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a curious lawsuit is now being tried in
Lexington, kentlcky A famous Southern
bank-n tie expert, Mr.. Gillette, has raised
question with the Southern Bank of Ken
lucky concerning the genuineness of one of
ITS notes. Gillette pronounced the nets
genuine, and submitted it to the officers of
me bank for their opinion. They stamped
lhe note counterfeit. Gillette then goes to
Mork 70 prove the note genuine by consulta
printed the note, and has gathered what he
concludes is so certain proof Of the oena;n nc
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GSO WILL BE PAID TO any Rheumatic subject
tNOO who AFTER giving Hills RHEUNATIC pills
a far trial, is not cured Are made from the most
harmless roots. Cure sick headache and ant-hil-
ious and the best purgative Pills in the market.
WhOlesaled by Wells Richardson & Co. Vincent &
Tat, Agents. Price - cents Box. o. A. Hill.
Proprietor, Portland Ne.
Dee 3-w3m
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mr. maintained it 50 long Ayers Cherry feetorl'
n has been known the public about iorty YEAR,
- which have won for IL a confidence in is WI
t1es never equalled by any other medicine IL s'iIi
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Consnn,ution that can be made by medeai sSllI.
Indeed Inc Cherry Pect0ral has really robbed these
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and given feeling Of immunity from thelr latai e.
49, which i we'll founded If the remedy be taken
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bers Sickness, suffering, and even ne = 49, ~
NEGLECT H. and the wise will not Keep II by ye9
Sr Tie protection it affords in sudden attacks anu
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Asu advertisements.

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,yrR.s CHERRY PICTORIAL.

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OUR PREMIUM PICTURE.
AN AHNiFCLL-

The following is Il brief description of the beaut-
full Steel-line Engraving " An armfull," which we
present to every subscriber to HOME HOUR
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REMOvA...
UNDERSIGNED would annol

fI'HE UNDERSIGNED would announce TO his
L friends and the public generally that he has
removed his Glass and Glazing shop from his late
stand on ST. Paul street. to the Of his house. Il
Pearl street where he may be found at all hours Of
the day until O'Clock p. IN. | shall continue to
keep full line Of Glass, SASH Putty, etc. Thank
ing the public for their past patronage, l shall
hope for continuance Of the same az my new place
Of business II. BURNETT
Il Pearl street.
Nov ls-dsat8W6m
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DIR. I. {. AVER 4 co, Lowell Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
And sold lv Druggists all round the world.
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CHEAP FARMS: FREE How =
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Every wear increases the popularity Of this yalu-
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BOyDOIN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

BOyDOIN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
rIlHE annual course Of Lectures at the Medical
i School Of Maine will commence JANUARY 9th,
and continue TWENTY WEEKs.
Circulars containing full information NAV he oh
tained on application To the Registrar, d. F. ELLIS,
NJ. D., or to the Secretary.
c. F. BRACKETT. NJ. D. Secretary
Dec p wet
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Costing from 500 to $4,000
The large boxes are wonderfully powerful and
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AN ELEGANT GUITAR.
Prices from $3.50 to $500
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$500 to 5000
For the Boys and Glrls.)
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are for sale at moderate prices by
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Dec lS-wtf
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~ LOST AND FOUND. The only bosk 81
the subject that tells the whole story Don't De-
huinbu-ed with any sthcr- This has nearly So.
pages. - 20 iull-pa-e Engraving and Maps p
Price - 3d. The prospectus will sell it 30 m
For hrst eeo.ee ~ territory. address at once. Nj
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OJU ACE GREELEY AND FAMILY.
\ fine engraving. 22x33 inches sent By mail .H- ST.
We also mail Button-iole and Sewing Mac. 1.
pride = cents each. Circulars Of various utle-
novelties mailed frequently % all old and new
agents Address AMERICAN NOVELTY Co. s-
Broadway. y. Y.-Dec i2-+dGw4w
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

ASSOCIATION FOR MORAL REFORM.-The
Association for Moral Reform of the State of
Delaware met in annual session, in the M. +.
Church, Dover, at T. 30 o'clock on Wednesday
evening last, Hon. q. s. Layton in the chair.
BY request of the President, Rev. G. ID.
Watson opened the meeting by reading the
Scriptures and prayer.
McKendrie Downham was made Secretary
pro tenn.
The President stated at the informal meet
ing this afternoon it was decided to hold an
adjourned meeting of the Association at Mil
ford on Wednesday, October lst, beginning at
2 o'clock, p. NJ. /; and it was also decided to
appoint committee of five to draft resolutions
and prepare business, to be presented at that
meeting.
The committee was announced viz: A. j.
Wright, L. B. COursey,.W. p Smithars, Rev.
Elijah Crouch and Rev. A. ID. Davis.
The following were appointed committee
to nominate officers, viz Rev. A. d. Davis,
w. X. Cahoon and j. A. Stevenson.
Rev. Joseph Dare, of Delmar was invited
to address the meeting, and responded in few
earnest remarks.
On motion, the annual address of the Presi.
dent was then listened to. The thanks of the
Association were rendered the President fol
his able and interesting address, and copy
requested for publication in the Delaooarean
and that other papers be requested to copy.
1t was voted that the Rescue, edited by Rev
A. ID. Davis Georgetown, Del, be adopted az
the organ of this Association.
The committee appointed to nominate off
GERS made the following report, which wa
adopted:
President-Hon. G. S. Layton.
Vice Presidents-John +. Williamson, New
Castle county T. B. Coursey, Kent county
and Rev. T. 7. McCaulley, Sussex county
Corresponding Secretary-Solomon Hersey
Recording Secretary-A. j. Wright.
Treasurer-Elijah Crouch.
Manager county: Thos j. Davis
Rev. +. L. White, A. 2. Robinson, Mile
Messick, Warren Kinder, w. w. Morgan
Rev. James Hubbard, Dr. +. NJ. Gum, Payu
ter Fraim, James Ii. Russell; Kent county
Rev. G. d. Watson, Rev. VIM. X. Cahoor
Rev. J. V. Smith, Rev. John Downham
John Harrington, Rev. d. g. Ridgeway, A
2. Burnham, DIR. E. Dawson, W. p. Smith
ere, s. NJ Collins; Ne,o Castle county: Rev
James Brndle, Rev. G. w. Folwell, Rev.
D. Shaw, Alfred T. Cox, Rev. II. Coclaze
VIM. Bright, Rev. Daniel Green, Rev. Ja
E. Bryan, Rev. j. Z. Kidney, Rev. Joshu
Humphriss.
1t was voted that the minutes of the NEE
ing be published in the Rescue and other p,
pers of the State.
On motion adjourned to meet in Milford Q
> Wednesday, October LIST, at o clock, p NJ
MCkENDRIE DOwNHAM, Sec. pro tenn.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24
ANOTHER OLD PREsRYrRIAN SOCIETY.

ANOTHER OLD PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY =
Sussex county claims to have more anti
quated Presbyterian Society than even old
Drawers, of Odessa. 1t is Cool Spring
Church. on the road between Georgetown and
Lewes This society was formed nearly Gen.
tury and half ago. A grave in the cemetery
marks l74l. There..are several acres of land be-
longing to the church, derived by grant from
Thomas Penn, agent for his uncle William
Penn. 1t is priced highly by the society, and
will be zealousy kept for all time sacred to the
purposes for which it was acquired. There
have been three edifces erected on the site,
but time has destroyed two of them. The
present neat frame structure was built twenty
years ago. The grove and surroundings are
beautiful and some of the members Of the
society take considerable pride in keeping them
and the spring from which the name is de-
rived in good condition. On the wall to the
right of the pulpit in the church is cento-
taph erected to the memory of Rev. c. NJ.
Mustard, former aged pastor, who died in
1870