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TnEIR MAIADAPTATIGN IL MARRIAGE;
THE CAUSE OF IDGoCY AND sCRoFULA.
injunction literally. evidently very limited vie" OF IT.
TIE ScAEPEE No 40 contains the following articles by
the Isditor, EDWARD II: DIXON. NJ d: - ~
1su Medicine Curc" ScrO'ulo Pulmonary COHsuG ptOn
any Influence OF spinal Disease or Diseases or h3
Jontsi What Is the Nature Of these Diseases and what
An 5g-Dsease Of The Rectum and Bladder they simulate
hs foeeT IN G's @oSel H. chf ynpt5 cg cire
pecteI whilst extending productive OF Fsua fhI sivg
Fsua and piles; their effect on The Bladder treatment
Ant. 6U-Infant Mortality in Ncw-NOik. How Can The
physiological Marriage OF Appropriate Iemperameus be Pro
NOTED ,, , . .,
from The Marriage Blood Relations OF they due 10 IN
co"pstbe peramonts Can Women be Instructed how
THE SCAiPEI so 4I.-Physologcal Incompatbfity
Between scres What are the Tempe7montsi Import
tua TO Longevity What Temperaments Shoaid
and should not Marry Cass S Illustrating inc Suoec" 20
THE sCALPEL in six volumes, Of 500 pages neatly bound
~ oRGANIC LAW OF THE Physiological Mar
rsgei Natural Instinct Directs the Choice Eyi Conse;
Suences o. CGnyeno4 W., % , ,ne 1S ,a wiboni @
PH0S PHoRIC DIET; Chemical substitute: Structure
Eafcoceo Arrest Of Development which
6eir unsuspected producing Nervous Exhaus
tion Immeate StTcture by the UrethTOtOe.
with three type selected from 5000 treated during the
Modern treatment Of Diseases abridged from lectures
Editor Of THE sCALPEL, No. 20 Jthaye. a. pages rs
cents 49,, -. -, ,,,,. %. , .,,. ..
tie whole human race"-tOrace Greeeys Review Of Woman
and Her Diseases.
"Dr. Dixon has made audience for himself by the
strength his style and the bones OF his We've lbs great
experience his profession viii always give weight 70 what
be says always read with pom" Boston
Dr. Dxon is man Of the greatest capacity teach.
Every page is weghty with knowledge and experience
Hcurs for consutanoD to TO- 70 and TO 10 evenings
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Corporatlon Notltes.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY of
NEW YORK. March L. lS70AtIentiOn ~ hereby called
70 public notice In The City Record" for the disposal Of
street art farmers and others who may desire the same
:. G. HAWLEY. Chief Clerk.
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Gclp tljnnleo

XVANTFD-A clean girl rs chamberInaid
w and good wash and ironing. 2O6 East lsths rom
10 to II a. N.
NSANTED-25 men from 30 to 10 years OF
w age to learn how TO sell nv OBJECT TEACHlNG
BJEIE and aftar six months experience to hire ana teach
others viii pay men when competent 70 Ire anu uhI
o. hers 81 $1,000 year age, experience ana
send tits w. j. HOLLAN ND. Springfield, Mass.
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Connirn Doar0.

A SUPERIOR PLACE to spend the country
"a is unslie Fsrm among he cat,k'Iis & H. & GTrE
passed opens May J. 1873 perfectly trIo from mdiIt
mosquitoes ard other pests terms hDefdl AuuieSS "hJ
G. MOTT, Acra, Greene Co. y. Y.
COTNTRY BOARD wanted IN a small pri-
" family, than two honts d ance rom ne
civ Two room, .i required and f'er
ences Address o. g.. Tribune Uptown Once. LIB Broad
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Ncm Inbiitatlons
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW,
APRIL. 1879.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
ANDCHINA. By 4. y. Hayes Jr. . ...-
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE UNITED
BASQUE LEGENDs. BY Professor T. F. Crane, Cornell
'TmE CiPHER DISPATCHES. By Edward 5. Holden. L.
PHINCE BISMARCK AND THE TRANCO.PBUssIAN
WAR. BY KaIl Hilehrtnd. - ,.-.--. -
A7c j. G@SiaisoG y Ssf R6TB 5JsRSf y Perry Belmont
CONTEMPORARY IITERAIUIE
RECENT ENGLISH AND GERMAN BOOKS
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EcqdI Nollet5

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and
" County II l,e-Y Yors-Aueusta Offender as sole sur
y'hs sE,.HiN o tig l ] rt SI,n sT a. Fibs a. aimin.
iralrx the estate Of James T. King licensed susan A
6g King li, ic Cyus lang AID Esther kerard King MS
r. ZONES vii ain y RIDER, Joseph l. LOwoly Joseph 5
Iowsy. William lo"rry John 7 PAYS & % 9nG %nna n1 d. IL
You hereby summoned to anawer the complaint
~ m o. The Gy Sf service and In csso your
aJnrc 70 appear or answer Judgment VII he against
yog, by 5sa & Tor fds g Trei q 2 ih' II i iT?Is &
I3MPe9&. ilanuns At9noys oihSei Ne, W; "nI @ 10
10 Charles King Rufus King Ann Blgsty King. Cyrus
Frazier The FOREGOING summons served upon
you pursuant order oi The Honorable Charles Dgnonue
Of e J.stcs q te spESne Court 81 the @ sate 9 ~ &
eoalsnt N Ills acoa IN ne oics tue Clerk Of ne city
and COUNTY Of in The G.9nty SoqF 9aye II @ d
ncys, : and 10 wallst. y. Y. Flo laD6wW
CUpREME COURT, ERIE COUNTY.-Ros-
- well :. Burrows Edwari f.. llendrick Ed#ard White
and Joseph B vam. their behalf and IN be
a Of al othsrs h1yGg ke t ret %3 NAY Ge'qae par
Cotton Josiah D. PumD ami joel .athbone, suryyosof Al
e asi wi and stanSni OF tue said Albert H. Tracy
ceased deieudauso the stockholders or their ropcset
tveS the Iae BGfao and Lockyort haroad Company aud
all persons having claims against sad Noce
receiver appointed IN this acol which petition
aen aesa s Special M rm Of IN s 2' cSaTt hc IN and for the
%nI RW C5 on Fer "a IS & Cy 3 bv R Ion aos Bane
Justice presiding. requiring that cause any be shown al
Special Court be led IN ana the
Of Ere In the CITY and County Hall In the CITY OF
Buffalo the 25h day 0f March, 1872 at the Openiug OF
CONT on that day thereafter cOunse be
why the said receiver shond NOT pay out OF the funds
i'm s such receiver dividend Of four and Oneht
per cent stock Of the said Buffalo and LOckpOrG Rail
road Company the stockholders their sentayes
of Andit further ordered that no sut
clent the be then shown said time and
place referee appointed and the
20 the that the coming Ia and
O his report said receiyership may be termin
ated ana said discharged That said petition
duly filed dnl entered In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the O Erie the 20thday OF February, 1879
Dated EulAO, February 10 1879.
LORENZO BU EHOWS, Receiver
BURROWS & VIELE. Attorneys for said Receiver, IA
Man.st.. Buffalo, y.
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5re Cream.

EUSSELLS ICE-CREAM-Best in the city
25c per quart Church Fairs Sci Charottes 4sc. per
doz; OF town Oraers specially. IL Bible House.
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NTISS BALLOW'S English and French Scho0
for Young Ladies' and Children No q East 22dst, vii
reopen on ThuIsday. september 70.
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price 30 cents a number IS a year.
U1HE TEWPERAMENTS,

For sale by newsdeaers booksellers sent post PAID
O.. receipt OF price. Oy thc Publishers . =.
A. >. HARNLS a. co, New York.
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,IFTTTYTC TNSTTTUTF. No. 1.4S1 Broad
For Young LadieS-City.
For Both Sexes-Cit

MRS. and MISS STEERSS SCHOOLS, Nos
n. ~ East 7tnst and 3j West 16th-sI
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Nrm pntliidticns.
9nsfrnfIlUll.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS! ,,n,>,v-. and
ALL FiHsT.CLASs CITY JOURNALS ~
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN PULVFRMAN. l,23S Broadwsy: t;po 20 or
Send copy Of advertisement when asking ioi e'N " "
formation
HELLENIC INSTITUTE, No. 1.4Sl i. Br0aa.
way 7. T. TIMAYENIS. Ph. D.. Principal a.s SIuGel.s
Gov college for scicntlhc schools. or for business
The department Of Modern LANGUAGES 1nder he
MSNSTERY private and class instruction DAY ana eve
ming NV work on e Language OF the Greeks can DC
,co h, addressing JOHN ALLYN. 80 FraDkn-st Boston
Vrn,vo,sitv Grammar School. No. ,4S1 Broad
1 xsv near 2dst Primary Commercial and classical ue-
nortments NJ ~ HOBBY. w. ]. AKIN. A NJ Prlnclpai'
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Sales bp anfiion.

by JOHN II. DRAPER & co. AgctiOneers
THE DELAWARE, IACBAWANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD CONPANY will sell
100000 TONS SCRANTON COAL.
At Public Auction. WEDNESDAY, March 26 at IL
O'Clock noon, al 26 Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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Art schools-New-York City.

vi - An u,o
VIII receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers 7i e
china and decoration) studio 'he Bella NO. 4o East
2Gth-st.. corner 4th ave.
References: Mr.. D. Huntington, Mt Wm Hart MI IaneS
NJ. Hart, Mr.. A. /. Bellows.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

MFRS. L. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Clm-
We ion BROOKLYN gives instruction in music ara lne
modern languages private lessons at their
ladies whose el instruction III English has been dccehL
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Qf1tDers.
AN EXPERIENCED GRADUATE desires
~ employment teacher tutor; best references. An
dress SIGMA, Tribune ONCE. Ne"-fOIk CiIy.
4 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, experienced
~ in teaching English aud Classics, wants position as
Principal. rrOessor Tutor Address PROFESSOR care
Of c. c. Marsh esq, 40 Broadwsy' New-4ork.
A MERlCAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 10 Colleges
Schools and Families Address call On Miss NJ J.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency. %
Uulonsquare. broadway side.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNIONSQUARE, NEW-HOHK,
supplies GOOD teachers with POSITIONS AppcatlpnOfm
for stamp supplies schools and families with competent u
siruCtOrs WITHOUT CHARGE.
T. COTLESW ORR PINCKNEY. 80 Union.square, v y
A merican School Institute, Established 1855,
~ Promptly provides Families. Schools Colleges with
sells and rents School Properties;
GIVES parents safe advice about GOOD SCHOOLS;
represents reliable teachers seeking engagements
j. ". SCHLRNEKHORN, A. NJ, secretary.
20 East IAN ST. NEAR Untversy-pace), y. y.
TEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
n without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA.
TIONAL BUREAU 80 Unionsquale.
GI0 PER QUARTER. - French, German
Gp " and spanish Thoroughly taught by experienced
teacher; rapid guaranteed 10 those In earnest Call
IT address PROFESSOR, SO Lexing ngtOnaye
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East Slta

DESPONSIBLE parties can iind pleasant
Ia large wi excellent boatd at % Laiayettepacc
L rem 4 rAgaIi-
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Siiuat,ons Uantto-- malts.
OOACHMAN. GARDENER and USEFUL

MAILMAN, I'M ho q. roon driver and groom;
understands Of horses cattle &C. can also HIN W
plain gardening is willing TO make hmseu
iuI good recommendations Call at No. l3o West iAus'
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E1n WEST 45TH-ST.-A suite of ROOMS,
81 second iloor. handsomely furnished also tbrnoor
room, and = 30 per week family private
fas
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

ga Homelike Boarding School for our
n Bows +. HINDs. A. NJ, Hampstead. Long Island
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- A East 20!h-st.-Suite of rooms, hand
se soucy furnished private bathroom; with private
table withGut baart rooms lor gentlemen breakfast
strH,h Nosruu INiersnccs.
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NOOK.-By n Swedish girl; is a good COOK
- n every branch co,k meals ish Eane pcy % f " expe m
Iirce good reference; city country Can at go t'he
n,or
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
HANDSOMELY-FU ROOMS to
I let, with loaId references required No. 225 West
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VENHE GUNNERY-WashinG Conn, Fam
a iv school BOYS: begins "Wednesday, Apr
lG For particulars address T. w. GUM, Washington
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gitnations UanieS--frmaIs'

COOK.-By a respectable Young Woi.an ,Nh.nin,es 10
r class cook understands cooking III all ia orancnes
has long and satisfactory city references WIZ 40 h
coarse washing. 2Ai WCst 3jth ST., =. hOJt. III Ic.
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COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman VINO WHO
" Understands her business IN every branch ~ oEee E
Ion TO trstcass boarding hOl.c gOol reedehce C'ii ~
Mrs KEl IY'S No. l3S West llthSt, corner otnaNe.-
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EARMER-An American farmer; good rel
L ercnces; would oversee and work farm wagos S,o
month without take furnished farm on Hafe.i
Wcqtcheeter County preferred. AddIess Box 49, South
alb
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-10-15

A LARGE vote was polled in Ohio yester
day; the Republicans claim the State by
10000 majority and over; they also claim
the Legislature; the Democrats concede
the election of Charles Foster for Governor.
-Returns from Iowa are meagre, but
they indicate Republican gains and Re-
publican victory.
THERE was a walking match away out
West last week, the score Of which was not
reported in the newspapers, upon which
no bets were laid, and which, it is
safe to predict, that portion of the public
seen nowadays in Madison Square Garden
in New York, will regard with entire in
difference. 1t was match against time
and death; General Mefritt's brave men
marched night and day to the relief of
their comrades on Milk River. Fifty miles
day, forty miles-these were some of
their records on harder roads than tan
bark makes. When they had been
already several days on the march, they
pushed on through whole day, of twenty
four hours, without hating for a moment,
and made seventy miles. They will hardly
be paid so we'll as the manmulcs in Madi
son Square Garden in New York.
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The Smyrna TINES has recently been en-
larged. We always reckoned it the best
paper on the Peninsular, and we are glad
to note this evidence of its prosperity
Crisfed Leader.
We have pocket full of similar compli.
mentary notices, but this will suffice. But,
we have question to ask Bros. Hodson &
Reese. Can they tell us when the Crisfieid
mosquito ceaseth to bite? We contemplate
a trip to the "Venice of America" for an
introduction to their noted bivalves, when
we can be assured that We will not be eaten
up by their equally noted mosquitoes.
SUPPOSED Observation-Disclosures Whor.
tenby, q colored man living in "Whop-
ping" purchased a new stamped quilt
from one of our stores and used it on his
bed Saturday night. In the morning they
found their child-a babe of six weeks
dead with what appeared dye stuff run
ming from its mouth and nose. On ex-
animation it was found the babe had been
sucking the quilt and the impression was
it had been killed by poison used in the
stamped dyes. Deputy Coroner Taylor
held an inquest, the jury, however, in the
absence of any proofs in the case, rendered
a verdict of death from causes unknown.
PRoTRACTED MEETINGs.-A revival has
been in progress at the Clayton NJ. P
Church, Rev. Mr.. Yingling pastor, for the
past two or three weeks with quite 8
number of seekers nightly and some con
versions.
Rev. j. II. Wiley, of Townsend, held {
protracted meeting last week, but withou
special result. On Sunday he went to Will
mington to fill an engagement at Unior
Church. Jas. C. Lassell, licentiate of thi
town, occupied his pulpit morning anC
evening and at the latter meeting TIVE
persons presented themselves at the alta
both protesting conversion.
The meeting Mt Central, on the circuit, i
still progressing favorably.
PEACH SHIPMENTS ON THE DELAWARE
CHESAPEAKE RAILwAY.-The following
the statement as furnished us by John W
Scott, Secretary and Treasurer, of tn
number OF cars loaded with peaches an
shipped from the following stations owe
the Delaware & Chesapeake Railway u
Clayton, to Boston, New York, Philade
phia and elsewhere during the past season
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COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.

There is a story afloat that lawyer in
Wilmington took fee of 81 100 for collect.
ing $4,000. That was what printers call "a
fat take"
Mrs. Johanna DeWaele, widow of the late
Martin DeWaele, died at the residence OF
her son.in-law, j. C. Shockly, in Milford,
on Thursday evening last, having just
entered upon her ninety-third year.
The PeninSuLar Ne,os says: 1000 gallons Of
apple brandy were distilled in Kent county
in the month of September, and in Sussex
5000 gallons, or 10000 gallons in both. The
tax on this is $4,000, and the value of it
about $4,000.
Colonel Jas. M. McCarter and his col.
league Mr.. jackson, were in Dover all last
week interviewing the principal citizens
taking notes, and collecting materials for
the new work which they are now about to
publish entitled, ga Biographical and His.
torical Cyclopedia of Delaware"
Richard Harrington, ESQ.,, last week pur.
chased q lot on State St., Dover, next below
/ the Academy grounds and is making hi,
arrangements to erect fine and handsome
dwelling house to be occupied by himself
and family. He expects to have the build
ing completed so as to remove in and oc
cupy it by the first of March next.
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ment, there being no establishment OF the
kind in Wilmington.
On arriving in Philadelphia he was placed
in a steam bath at temperature OF l53'.
After being exposed to this bath for about
an hour, he was placed in a Russian bath,
at temperature Of 1852, where he re-
NAMED for another hour during which time
he was thoroughly manipulated by DR..
Cameron and perspired copiously. The
bath was administered several times on Sat
urday and last time about 5O'clOck, and de-
spite his utmost efforts to maintain his sell
control, he became violently affected, dash
ed aside his attendants and rushed from the
bath to his bed room.
About o'clock Sunday morning he fell
into comatose condition, which, with inter
walls of moaning and talking incoherently
! continued until his death. He died very
| quietly at 10.45 Sunday morning.
The patient was kept under the influence
Of narcotics, such as morphia and hyoscya
mus, and also the use of chloraform in ad
dtion. lie was 81 years of age. lie wa
buried yesterday in the Old Swedes buryinl
ground.
He leaves wife and son with a com
potency.
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,,,,, {. TIMES is published every "Wednesday amer
THE =, poprRT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pub
Usher, at Smyrna Delaware ,uonoo Of
not paid till the end of the year No paper
s.,,,,nncd until all arrears gre paid-only at the
oP,+prIsFMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
Cents line for the first insertions subsequent
.-.;o,,e a-halfccnts. Alberald discount
sJe to quarterly, semiannual and yearly adYertl-
sers. -, .,.o oon+s nor
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DEATHS.

PIIII.LIPS--In this town, on the 10th inst, Mark
twin son Of John E. and Eliza Phillips. aged year
and days
Williamson Boyd's Station. near Washington,
Sept, 10Th, of consumption, Mary F., wife of VIM.
Mck.endre Williams, aged 81 years.
WILDs1n this town. on the nth inst, Charles, son
of William and Elizabeth s. Wilds, aged % years.
MAHCNEY.-On the 14th inst, in Blackbird Hd,,
Andrew Manoney aged 6S years.
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Smyrna Price Current, Oct. Is, 1879.
GRAIN, &
MARRIAGES.

STILLs-BERRY.--On the 9th inst. at the NJ E. par
sonage Smyrna, by Rev. I. II. Haynes, Charles Still
and Miss Rosie Berry, all of Smyrna, Del.
WRIGHT-HAYES.-On the 9TH inst, in Dover, by
Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell of Chestertown, Nd, DR.
Edwin w. Wright of Lancaster county, Pa, and
Miss Ella Hayes of Dover, Del.
FoST ER-HOLT.-At Magnolia, on the Sth inst. by
Rev. Joseph Robinson. Samuel L. Foster, of New
Castle, Del, and Miss Lula T. Holt of Magnolia, Del
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-10-15

The Stable of Mr. Robert Bonner, Pro
prictor of the New York Lcdger is built
and kept on the most improved and
modern plan, both as regards ventilation,
light, warmth, etc. Mr.. Bonner's taste for
horses is well known. The gentleman in
charge of this valuable stable was Mr.. Ross.
BY the use of Giles Liniment Iodide Am
nonia, lie removed ringbones and punches
that had resisted all other treatment.
Send for circular, giving full instructions,
! to DR.. Giles, l20 West Broadway, \. y.
Giles Pills cures Neuralgia. Sold by Jas.
! p. Ioffecker, Smyrna.
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BOGUS CERTIFICATE.-It is no vile stuff
pretending to be made Of wonderful foreign
roots, banks, &C., and puffed up by long
bogus certificates of pretended miraculous
cures, but a simple, pure, effective medicine,
made of we'll known valuable remedies,
that furnishes its own certificates by its
cures We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest
and best of medicines. See another column.
- ReDuJLcln
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Functional disorganization of the Liver is
a most powerful and common cause of mel
ancholy. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills invar-
ably give tone to the Liver and promote its
healthfu action.
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OHERIFFS SALE.
y BY virtue of writ of VendtiOni Exponas, to
directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the
Hotel of Peter p Collins in the Town of Smyrna
ware on THURSDAY. the sd day of October.
1879 at o'clock, Z. NJ, the following Real Estate. to
wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of ground stu
ated on Main street, in the town of Smyrna, Duck
Greek Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware.
having front Main street of forty feet extending
back two hundred and ten feet adjoining land of the
Farmers Bank of Dover, land of Perry Dembey, and
other land and said to cOn.ain Eight thousand Four
Hundred Square Feet of Land be the same mo e or
less, the Improvements upon which are a oneand-a-
half story fiat roof frame dwelling house. with shed
kitchen attached
Siezed and taken in execution as the property Of
TIMOTHY JOHNSON. and will be sold for cash.
FRANCIS N. DUNN, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office DOuer. Del,
October ., 1879
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VOCAL MUSIC.
MISS COLE

M1SS CoLE
Will meet the Ladies' and Misses of Smyrna in the
Parlor of the Delaware House, on 7 RS,
DAY MORNING. October Eth, from IL O'clock until
g. for the purpose of obtaining pupils in Vocal Music.
This is to certify that Miss NJ. N. Cole has been I'M
der my instruction and being an intelligent pupil,
have perfect confidence of her success as Teacher
of Music and take great pleasure in highly recon-
mending her.
PROF. LUCIEE ODESD'HAL.
oct SU Baltimore, Nd.
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N. T. UNDERWOOD,
KENYON, DEL.
Registers Order

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County september -, lSlA
Upon the application of Mary ". Hartup and GesFse
Fl. Ilartup Administrators of Thomas NJ Hartup, -ie
Of APPOINTMENTS Hundred. in said county, deteaSt
1t is ordered and directed by the Register that lie
Administrations aforesaid give notice OF granting
Letters of Administration upon the estate Of the l
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days iTsl
the date of such Letters in six of the most puOHV
places of the county of New Castle. requiring all per
sons having den andS against the estate 10 present It
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in such c1S
made and provided; and also cause the sane 70 .t
inserted within the same period in the SMYENA line
a newspaper published in smyrna, and TO be coz
tnued therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Q! 'le
SEAL Register aforesaid at New Castle IN New OaS
county aforesaid the day and year av"
written.
sc BIGtS Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of ne
deceased must present the same. duly atteSted y u.
Administrators, on or before September 18th ISL
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made and PIo
vided.
MARY W. HARTCP.,
GEORGE II. HARIJt
Administrators
Address, Deakyneville, Del. oct o--m
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THE celebration at Savannah OF the hun
,.odtb anniversary of the death of Ser
Oeont Jasper was great demonstration
Sonotor Gordon used the occasion as, in
-or+ = text for remarks upon the present
f.o,irc between the great parties and the
two great sections
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-10-15

THE whole of the business part of the
.our Of Shediac, N. B., was burned on
Monday last, with the exception OF one
store and the Weldon House. The hre
osi,;rated in an unoccupied Outbuilding
and tbirty.six houses in all were destroyed
omonr them being the Adams House. the
1I,,;tTr Acad;cn printing Office, and all the
nr;rcin,l stores. The total loss will prob
ablv reach 100000. Insurance $4,000.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-10-15

The pastors and friends Of contiguous
charges are most heartily invited to worship
with the church here on this interesting
occasion.