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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-28
NOTICE.

TITO L. Il. sCHIMMEN, 8. B. FERGUSON.
i George McClAin 4 Henry Hatch, owners ia
the following Mines, Silver Park Mining Die
trict, Nye County, Nevada: e. r. Sch mmeu,
mine, Mineral Hill mine and Nevada Queen
mine; \. B. Ferguson and George McClatp,
owners in the Hassayampa mine, Mineral Hill
mine and Miners Dream mine; Henry Hatch,
owner in the Hassayampa mine and Miners
Dream mine. You and each Of you. arc hereby
notified that, II you do not appear within ninety
1901 days from the date hereof and pay your
and each Of your proportion Of the txptn nres
incurred in developing said mines. the under
signed will claim forfeiture, according TO
law. Of your respective interests in said mines.
Silver Park. July 10th, 1876.
jyl7-90d F.H. KNIGHT.
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NOTICED.

VNO FL. BEAUMONT, Owner in the Comet
i Mine. situated in Bristol District, formerly
Nye County. when the mine was located, now
in Lincoln County, State of Nevada You are
hereby notified that there is due from YOU the
sum OF twenty $500 dollars on your interest in
the above named mine, which you are hereby
notified to pay Immediately, together with
costs of this advertisement, otherwise shall
claim forfeiture OF your interest in conformity
with the Act of Congress, Section s, APPROX,
May 10th; 1872. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing the said interest from the
said f. J. Beaumont as he cannot under existing
circumstances made legal transfer.
Phoebe, New, June 81, 1875.
je22-90d VIM. FINK
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TERMS OF ADyERTIs1NG
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
Condor silver M,niny C.m,..,

Condor silver Mining Companv.
Location OF principal place Of buhiress. san
ss,rancisco, California; location OF works, Ely
aiming District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notioe Is hereby given, that at ! meat.
ins OF the Board of Directors held ON the 9th
asy psy o. July. 1875, an assessment mo. a of
csn;x Sents per share was levied upon the
Sea.s.ey, in United States gold coin, to the
NJ a1ay ~ the Office Of the Company, Room 1,
cs,,,a," az montgomery street, San Francisco,
any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
ain ,s1n % unpaid on the 10th day OF August,
100 so.o' wiii DC deiinquent, and sdvertisod for
IL made before, will be- sold IN Trssfsy ~.
Seventh day Of September, 1875, to pay the dc.
Inquent assessment. together with costs ~ a.
vertisinR and expenses Of sale. W ~"
by order of the Board OF Difectors
oa 6EO. 7. GRIMES, Secretary.
o. omce-hoom !, No. gao Montgomery street.
Naiiiornis. tyit-td
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Pioehe West Extension mining
company Location OF principal place bus.
mess, San Francisco, California; location Of
works, Ely Mining District, Lincoin County.
state Of Nevada. "'
Notice IL hereby given, that at meeting
OF tho Board OF Directors, held on the l2th day
OF July. 1876, an assessment, mo, 81 a.
Two Dollars per share was levied upop
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately. I'm United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the office Of the Company,
Room 2, No. 400 California street, San Fran.
cisco. California.
Any stock uron which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF August,
1870, will be delinquent, and advertissa for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
10 made before, will be sold on Friday the
l,th day Of September, 1875, to pay the de.
linquent assessment together with coats OF sd.
vertising and expenses Of sale
by order of the Board of Directors
I. L. KlMBALL, secretary.
Oace-Room 2. No, 4Og Californis street..
Sen Francisco, California. iyi7.td
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LOST,

~ yuLr FIFTH. A GOLD LoCKET SET
III wv VIII iurduoise and Pearls. The finder
same to H., pvo rewarded by returning the
street oince' Lacour
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ON TUESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN TIE
~ ean Jose House and the Pust.cfhce, 0oi1
Sleeve Button, sst with an amethyst llfsnn -
the center. suitable reward will b -
son wilcox. Main stzaet, Iioehs.
iyle1V
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-13
THE sUN
nAILy ANn WENKLY FnN Ia7a.


Tbs appraarh II the Presidential Erlsc,ian
vives unusual Importance 70 the events and
developtneuts 81 1915. We shall endeBvNF -
describe lhem fully, faithmlly and iearlcssly.
THE WEEKLY SIN hrs now atiaiued
circulation oF ovtr seventy thousand copies.
RS reaAeFa are faund IN every State and
Territory. and lie quality u well known 70 the
nuhlia. We Hall not enly epdeav0r to keep y
fully ap IL tho I'D standard, but 10 inpF0re
and ada IA iis yariotg and rover
rHE WEEKLY SUN win continue q he
thorough newspaper. An the news Of the ay
win Sc found Ia h. condensed when nnlmport
ami, N fnll length when # moment, and always.
we sfasi, treated II D clear, Interest," y and
ineiFurtiva mann
Il L nnr aim Is make ihs WEEKLY SUN
Abe hasi family newepa ~ N the world. r Will7
Ga fnll II entsrininiuR and approximate reading
N every sort, hnt will print nothing g niiensi
tAe most sampi, IA and dplicase iastr. "a Will
alwaxs canisir tho m0st interesting stories and
rsnnncas Or tie day carefully seltcsd and
laalblg pduied
Pha Agricultural Department II prominent
FEATURE in ihe WEEKLY SUN, ana iia article
wiz always ~ iound fresh and usefu 10y the
farmer
The namiler II aen independent IL nolitics
Il Increasing. ana the WEEKLY SUN II thcir
rafar espeeisHv. n heloneF q nn party and
aasy. . diciuton, CONTROLLING for principle
ana ihe election 81 the host men. 4 exnpses
iIlc corruption hist diagrHcas lhe coaairy ard
hgesiens ihe overthrow ~ gapebliean iustitu
Iions Il hnf 10 fear q knaVes, and seeks %
/ savon fran iheiF supporters
This markets. 0l every kind and the lashlons
ore regularly reported
Tbe pri . III The WEkK aY SUN Il on
/ dollar 4 year Tor . sheet Of eight plRes erl
/ CIV slx columns. A. This barely pays The
nxpeusos 81 paper and pnntinH re nFa mol
anis Is make aUF dlsteunt 81 allow any
rssminm 10 iYitnds who may make snepini
caasa 60 extend Be- circulation Unaa tas
new la8, which Requires pay sent q postage
Ii aatanee nue aaiiaf geaH wish twenty cents
90 eosl u nfephM postage aaaea. lsihe rais
81 subscription. IA q MT ucnu shFg 81 res q
4 esah ID arsler fG haze she hkNktf SUN n
his rats Any one WIN san8e enc dollar eng
aReat renia aiN Eei tho pnpef postpaid. III
aa geaf
have ansTamtrk a9nmA
THE WEEKLY SNNE&tt paeeR, htgT
olMmpt 0hlg #l 2A yfaf. Pesiaen nfe
nalG Na 8ifeNanl fNn iais fAie
TME MAkNN &DN iaree iaHfpAH
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.rne southern Farm er,s Friend.
TlHAT EXCELLENT WE Y \ !, ! !,

FH8HAI EAlhlgllENI W4lIIhAll
Agricultural paper, OUR HOME
IOuRNAT.. commenced its Ninth Voluine in
Ianunry 81 tl.is ear. This u. without doubt
9be meat yaiuab Weekly NJ irultuFal Journ y
IN ire sangh nna ever live 81 ner and plantet
o,,sht Il IA constant reader % il. ns any 90
nna,ber L worth tho suhsoription price which
80 81 reduced SO 65 pef year. including
hostage Asgde fram This, the Publisher gives
maqniGc,n a Chrome. which alone u worth
au that Is eharRea lor the paper As 90 Agrl-
eulturnl and Family paper, OUR HONE JouRs
yaf rannet fail to Be popular for its large corps
4 s8itors and cont ihutors from nearly every
aeetiop oF tho South hid ~ making i q great
vsluo 10 the farmer md painter N 81 their
various puruits
those who arc not alreaay subscribers can
become so hy addressing nuR Howe Journal
New Orleans, and N losing 81 10 lor 9 ytars
absorption and we would advise every iuieis
lireni pianior and farmer IN the south t.
sabscfibe FOR read Il weekly Asiie from
ia valuable Agricultural matter, v con'ains 2
com leie mafse raport. the important news q
lhe country. as we'll asva liable reading TOR me
family. Tiigpriniet On fine hook paper and 9
decidedly the neaseet weekly naperiu the s"iltt.
TIE rspid incraaso Of its subscription list mss
enabled the Publisher 70 reduce The prize 70
81 IS fUr single Euhscr ptiNns, ana 70 Sz IL ~
clubs II twenty or more.
rsuRaiNa rnE t0uRa aIs--Should You leEire
ID clnh with The .I0UBNAL we will furnish me
Erno nnd Il IA an cnsh suhcTihers ~ net,
with un.nounted Chrome, ~ pUetpaid.
j. w. BRYAN, Agent
Lake GhaFlOs, La
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-13

Wilf ran fegulnfly semi Neesiy fan Asks
rl,sqles Is l.seslute Gasasisn Posse CARRYING
ths Uotsa States Mas az lonn ara ap
trips BY dayligb aceofplstaa iet igl'
pnsssnasrs. Excellent Inducements hunting
end fshng rariie.
Fare fir raai DIR down andn ss doan
oT up opig SIS.
Ie.sves Lake Charles Mondays aud Thurs.
day4 af 6 A.M.s arrives % i.tes11Fg same days.
heavss Lees burg Wednesday, and Saturday,
ata = afrives q Lnka hhrles same GAYS
Schedule running iine between poi Plares
twelve hours aelha running time mpsn A.
TIias h REYanbDs MASTER
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-13

~ Z
lJr. Il. Walkers California
iiagar Bilters arc i purely Veg
atablcpn'pamiiou iiitic chiefly from
rbe EtNe herbs found 0l tile lower
risapps TIL Till SirrlW Nevada NOUN
tains III California, the medicinal
propertics III which alo cxtrGtea
ihefefVm without the use ui Aleohol.
Fbe question is almost daily aslSed'
what istlio esitise ef tlle mpaf-
allelad success ot NiNEtAs l3lf-
rERs I" our answer isl that they
rcinDvc tlle cause Of diseases ana
TN. psiierl rerOvers Ills health. Fhhy
,ro Ire gya,t hlo0l purifier ard
.iie giving priueple, q perfect heno-
ynUr and lnyigural1r q the system.
Never bei,Wo in the hiatnry 81 the world
ht< 4 medicine been compounded pos
scSsng Tie remarkable qualities u WY.
ratR RtrrgRs III healieg the sick OF
orelv dis,,aSe man is hair to. Ihe9 are
gaAtle Furgaiive as well Is . Tome,
rnliaying congestion gr Inflammation 81
ile ldrrr aud visceral Organs ~ lilllolls
Diseases.
The properties Of DR. WAI.i-
gR',; INEtAn lirrrElS arc APerlenl Dli-
pharrfir. earminatiye. nutritious l'ay2-
Hive. Ilhitetic. SadAtitMAl ounter-i rritaat,
Sui,ir sal, Altrraiiv6, ana Anti-Blliou5.
n. ~. DEcD1TAL0
urueeiaa & Gen AEte, Sun krlagisn''
MIN Al st,r af Wakhingfmi and Glmri"A
B@a1 By AL G9Eu8 %teKH n H
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Rran tho hun 0rlsans Timse
During the discussion Of kle Fe-
port 81 TIC special committee on
Alabama claims ii tile Hodse al
Washington. 0u Friday. Ar bnek-
ner. 4 member of tie special com.
mifsee, characterized lhe blu under
discus ion that providing against
aha invasion 81 States. and e pres
vent tie sabyefsi0n 81 their author
~ and maintain tho security Of
elections IS extraordinary ,fasola-
iionafy aud ansi-repnbliean as
seElina his conviction THAI : state-
manl in the National Republican,
iha Presidents ogaan. vas true
nn editorial statement tllat tile
passage 81 lhe hili Na required p
preserve ana Republican pafsy. the
eseegQra votes "a the Southern
states aud protested agalNsl fhe
hifl IVA * me nfa shat ould CON.
ea tlAa pnghasu Asaies II inter
nnl war and discer
ANe minority ApoF III illA ss
ammliiea tllai flit
m ef ks6ur Hhoal
nints aine paF eana eA tlse kx
nia m 9lINe If0 sseii Il
inferred as.
sa N Ma msY cent
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WOMAN,. FKlEN-l.



.As AGENT FOR TElE INVENTOR, 4 &
rILTAN,
IN AM PREP ned no FILL ALL ORDERS
Tot The celebrated
sTEAM WASH Err
known "A the Woman's Friend ThpHsand q
Them arc sold weekly all over the Union Ihe
washing 4 dbne entirely ~ steam % rnh
hin ! 6or frant turning, Itiy'he greats nhor
and money sal ing Invention Of She age lrefer.
W perm ission to the following ladies. Mrs
Coop ! ana Mrs. Gill a. Bagdad; Mrs. Andrus
nna Mr.. SAXON. at Big Woods; and Mrs.
Fairchiid. n Nihhlett's Bluff.
Price only $40. Every enc warraut,d.
Address. or call On
am also AaENT for the eelsb aisd
CROWN WRiNaER,
Price AZ Wr;nger. $40 Of WRTNGER and
WcNEAE'S FRIEND together SIS
Fxgmine specimens Of both at " Bryan's
store ~ ~ Que warraatef.
BAcpAn, CaIeasicu parish lo.
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- Lora FnN -.
FoR -

tDh SALE
mHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
SALE al reasonable price,
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES Of
LAND,
situated il a beautiful loralily. near 70 tae
llar4i.b TX md snE Antonio Hnilsoad and
convenient Il market, IN Caldwell county.
ner,y c. w. FELTER,
Galveston. TeXas.
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TAI AClsss PAPER.
THE oBTsTIAN an woRi
beet Religions Pspos 4
VW0 ABrIFUL PREMIUMS,

An Ilms 4 noFtiollb III Twelve Gems
Handsehal Ed s6Sln3 HR. 81 ite eNps
chgaan wlNs. iN. aiieg i'a \, Y
seeg H'r 9 5, utlii lnG rNsiaee
sxsfa ~ ind Wsheal fsAluia sa VI
annHm4
AsWHT AGeNf ihsra oolnmlss, IN.
and eKflu igakqFy @AnsYaat aNM clSN8pe
greE Sen ifsai eard As anpa "a
pnblishef
nox Sf6. New York
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

The election Of the Hon. George I. C,n
ningham as Mayor OF Charleston. s. G.. j .
triumph for the better elements in botL
political parties, and another indication ot
the growth of good will between the races
IN State which has suffered more than
almost any other from color prejudice and
me greed Of the carpet-bagger The ticket
headed by Mr.. Cunningham was made nm
OF both white and colored men, Conservd.
tiVes and Democrats, selected with a view
10 otherespectability property qualifications.
Intelligence and honesty Of the candidates.
opposed to it was ticket Of which it is
enough to say that its most prominent SUP.
porter was the notorious and bigamous ex-
congressman Bowen, and that all the old
eiectioneering tricks Of reconstruction davs
SUCH as the importation Of hundreds of
negroes from the rural districts to vote if.
were employed to insure its success. The
conservatives Of South Carolina NAV find
IN this election strong evidence that the
policy now pursued by them offers the only
hope Of the redemption of their State from
Tn.srule
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

The ERA OF GoOD FEEL1NG.-All the col
ored orders and societies Of Richmond, Va.
have accepted invitations to participate in
the ceremonies of inaugurating the statue
of Stonewall jackson. For several wears
previous to the war Gen. jackson was the
superintendent of cOlored Sunday school
at Lexington, Va, and took an active
interest in the welfare of that race. Tho
participation of the colored people in the
hOnors which are to be paid to the great
soldiers memory is a creditable recognition
OF his friendship for them, and an illustra-
ton OF the good feeling prevailing between
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

HENRI \. WISE, THE OLD EX-GovERyEE
OF !RG'' IA on \ VISIT TO THE PENINSULA
Old eN overnOr Henry A. Wise came III
from ;hmond to Worcester county, Md
lew lays ago, as counsel in a will case
and IS last week visiting among his former
cons ituents IN AccOmac and NORTHAMPTON
coui ties, on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
lie formerly resided there, and as will be
remembered, this was part of his Con-
greSslonal district, when he uttered that
lunatlcs boast that there wasn't news
paper printed in it. Since then. there are
good many, and the Ex-Governor has
gone down the hill OF political influence
about the same time they have came up.
lie, however, took occasion to inform the
Court at Snow Hill, during his argument
on the Will case, that he was an "uncon-
quered and unrepentant Contederate.' SO
Il democratic newspaper of the county
states. In public speech, on Thursday
night, at Newt0wn, "he pronounced STRONGLY
Tor hard money, declared his purpose never
to take the test oath; believed the cause Of
the South IN the late war was lust. but de-
clared his love for the stars and striDes
gave some good sound advice to the farm.
ing community; paid a high compliment
10 the mechanic and workinr-man. and
sad that one lady was worth ten men"
besides these various views. lie tEOurht
there We're but two towns in th.. lower
fehlnsula that had improved much within
me past ttew years-NewtOwn and Onancock.
lie formerly lived near the latter town. but
on the expiration of his term as Governor
OF Virginia lie settled in Richmond and has
llyed there in that city ever sincc.-V,H
msng'0H L0mmerc,aL
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27
FARMS WANTED!

request OF some of the most prominent citizens of Smyrno
heal Estate Agent of EOn, Nd at once start
iahch Agency in Smyrna De provided people will opc
enterprise by promptly placing their arms SALE on nv list
My success in the sale of Real the best evidence Of NV
eS o selling have sold in Talbot County within the mast tI
teen months 1000 of land and intend to r tho %
ness as vigorously here in Talbot
While be greatly benefited vou cortoiplv oo , ~
ing oy allowing me to show your nv expense o rco
rNo no 'rge whatever If am any Instrumental in
nnns the buyer fsod coming through nv Influence m
erlrS charge commission of the first $4,000 and
, on all and above $3OOO W
This less than the chancey commissions allowed ~
Mtlough they at expense advertising and shov % ~
purchasers, while my expenses 5000 $4OO month
The immigration resulting this OUTLAY benefits tho . -
more th"n myself and all ask in return for this risk is to have
description and price every onv that o1 no ~
SO as to be able to suit every who to buy
Please send in description of my new cIor which m
be circulated among thousands seekers free Of o1o
sep 29-tf J. F. MANCITA
"Od Iostofce" ncx to Foxwel's Hotel s,,vr,,o n,
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES

Oy Father Reilly, Martin f. Dickson. Esq. formerly
OF smyrna, and Miss Martha Ella Moore. all Of
Philadelphia. "
DE. -DlCASoN-At parsonage, in Smyrna by Rev.
+ DAVIS, Oct 9Th Mr.. W. G. Beck of New Castle co
Del. TO Miss Matilda Dickson, of Kent co.. Del. re-
Gently of smyrna
II 'AEN-RoBlNsoN.-At parsonage. Oct 21st, 1879.
Oy EeV. L. Davis, Mr.. Thomas II. Tucker 10 Miss
henrietta Robinson, all of New Castle county. Del
holLEI-Rol'lNSON-At parsonage. Oct Dist 1874
oE heV T. Davis Mr. James IIollet to Miss Emma
Robinson all of Kent county. Del.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

Senator Bayard has been talking with
a reporter of the Augusta Chronicle o1d .S,n
tnel about the next Presidential election
tell YOU" lie said, "if the National
Democratic party goes into the campaign Of
1876 on any such platform as thats upon
which the Ohio Democracy fought, it will
nave all Its labor for nothing. 1t will ex-
perience a far greater reverse than # did
IN 1872. But if il lets the currency oues.
ton alone, if it makes the issue Of constitu.
uonalism against centralism, it will triumph
over any candidate tie Republican rartv
may Put up" The Senator thinks Presi.
dent Grant can be beaten easier than anv
one else, because the working men are de-.
iermlned to vote against him. He thinks
'.iie democrats can carry Pennsylvania if
they let the initiation question alone. As
Tor Ohio, he thinks soft money defeated
Allen, and that the religious question was a
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27
The Death OF Carr1+I,

Uri Carruth, late editor of the VinelanC
IN. J.) Independent, and who was shot h,
Charles K. Lands on March 10. died at M
early hour Sunday morning from the effect
OF the injuries received. He lived ovel
eight months with bullet in his brain
Says the New York Herald:
Both OF these men were prominent mem.
bers OF respectable community. One OF
them was the founder of the town of Vine
land, the other one of its leading journal
lists. Carruth had made series of attacks
upon Lands, not by name, but in manner
which made 1t impossible to mistake their
o9Jeck These assaults were uniustifable,
and we believe that the public of Vineland
is ganerally of that opinion. But Mr.
Lands was still more culpable when he
avenged himself by shooting his enemy.
That he repented of his terrible crime his
subsequent course has proved. He ordered
the best surgical aid for his victim and sub
mitted to his Imprisonment with patience.
But he could not atone for the evil deed.
though he sought to, and now he is again
IN jail, and liable to be tried and punished
for murder, unless the post-mOrtem exami
nation shows that Mr.. Carruth did not die
from the effects of the wound. but from
other and distinct causes Upon that
point 1t Is useless to make any conjecture
justice requires that We shall wait until the
surgeons have reported upon the facts.
Two great evils are brought into strong
prominence by this sad termination of the
case. The first is the terrible evil that NAV
be done by the false journalism which
makes the power of the press the instru. |
ment of personal hate. Lands was coaded |
to the crime he committed by attacks from |
which he had no protection. He revenged |
himself upon the pen with the pistol. But
his offence cannot be extenuated. lie defed |
the laws of society when he SHOT Carruth,
and the death of his victim only emphasizes
the horror of his deed.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

DULL MARKET FOR CHESTER County,
TARMs;-On Thursday, Thomas Mercer and
Jane kimble, executors, sold farm. con.
tanning so acres, with first class buildings
upon It, for $50 per acre. The farm is
near Kimbleville, and few years ago sI2j
per acre was refused for it.
On the same day what is known as the
Montgomery FARM, also near KimbleviIle.
and containing 100 acres with GOOD bniId'
lngs, was put up at executors sale, but was
only bid up to $40 per acre and bought In
by one Of the heirs. Five years ago, sl2O
per acre was offered and refused for the
farm.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27
M. E. DICKSON
formerly ofSmyna)
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
81! SorTH EIGHTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Inc first annual Teachers Institute for Ne,y Castle
County viii be held in the ga ''" N0'tie
Town HALL, MIDDLErowN, DEL.
1A''@iag Fr'dey ant Saturday. OcL IS. % aad 20.
according % Section H. Of an act I'm relation, + r.
SoDlS oI delaware passed March 18th lS7j M Dover
TTelaHaIe' every teacher is required 10 attend Inc
teachers Institute in the County i'm which ti, a w
'eacIlhg unless unavOidably detained "''
aIIGSeiIehts are being made for the accommodation
oi al an Teachers who may be present
ne exercises will be of such a character tl,o, oil
I VINO are present we hope may be highly cntcr";j 81
4 cordial invitation is extended to all ,,bo. o.,
interested in our free schools ~ VIM art
nc Meetihg Will be organized on Thurday tho as,b
a. - -cle1eh CLOCK, 4 n. Eminent instructors will he
P!cssht. Music will be furnished by Prof (farIes r
oct. 1Gth-tf State Sunt Eroo Sotc-IIl, -,
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27
CANCER CAN BE CURED.

DIX H. I. BOND, of the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE
mas ucoVered certain for this dreadful maladv and
asonShns the medical faculty by his wonderful snccess
me remedies can be sent any part of the world ThoSe
VINO Ireer visiting the city and remaining while under
tleatuent VIII hnd ample accOmmOdat ions nj thr ITSTt
IuTE SCROFULA. TETTER. PEURIGO and alI SK IN
diseases ana impurities of the Blood cured after All other
dress, " pFST. ~, y, tH rteT, T., L NaII AT OF ad
nov lS-ly. 32OS CHESTNUT ST, PhiaIdalnbio
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

KELLEY AND BAYARD.-W Washiaqtos. Oet
24.-Judge Kelley has returned from the
South. He reports the entire Southern
country eager to accept his imitation theories.
He says: "Senator Bayard's doctrine of
contraction, which teaches the people to
permit the credit-mongers to continue to
bleed them, fell like wet blanket. The
reception of any views by an opposite
party, and of Bayard's views by his own
party, plainly shows the demoralization of
parties.