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Smyrna times., 1885-01-28
For the Smyrna ITEMS.
Letter from DR.. T.. r. Swinney.

Letter from DR.. Il. r. Swinney.
Two weeks ago to-day l received
word from DR.. Woodruff in Japan.
that She and her sister were stopping
there one week, and would reach
Shanghai the next Monday.
So on that day Mrs. Davis and my
self were on time at the Steamship
Co.'S waiting room, near the wharf in
the American Concession, on the far
side of Shanghai. We saw the flags
run up at the Signal Station. an
nOuncing that the ship had passed the
forts in entering the river, and in lit
tie time the immense steamer came in
sight. Whoever has waited in a far
off country the coming Of anyone
known before in the homeland would
know exactly my pleasure on meeting
her. During the evening in asking
after the welfare of the people in
Smyrna, we would speak Of the fami-
lies by name, down one street and up
another, and it seemed to me l was al
most in Delaware again.
The next morning DR.. Woodruff was
pleased to see the various patients
come at my Office hours, to note espec-
tally the eye diseases, and to hear their
strange language.
At ten o'clock she accompanied us
about two miles in the country to
see the sick and enjoyed our novel
mode of riding and of seeing the people
in their homes.
They left for Foo-ChOw the next
evening full of interest in this people
and anxious to enter into their work.
Yours very truly,
ELLA F. SwINNEY.
Shanghai, China, Dec. :, 1884.
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Iris no less apparent now than 1t
was two years ago that Wilmington
would like to carry the rest of the
State in its pocket, as the following
from the Morning NelUs will show:
1.-THE Peninsula papers last week
were uncommonly brisk, but not one of
them, so far as we can learn, had a
word to say about the fact that New
Castle county pays more than three
times as much State tax as Kent and
Sussex counties do, while Kent and
Sussex counties hold two-thirds of the
tax imposing and law-making power.
The Milford NelUS discusses a para
graph from these columns in which
this breach of public honesty was con-
sidered, but it utters no word in re-
spect to it. Yet there are tOlerably
sensible men in Wilmington who urge
that this county should wait and see
what Kent and Sussex counties will
do. The big giant, lying in his back
and waiting to see what the little man
who is sitting on his stomach will do,
would be thought to be a humorous
spectacle, particularly when the big
giants pockets were crammed with
just the kind of good things that the
little man liked"
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Personal.

Rev. J. B. Quigg dedicated a church
near Laurel on Sunday, called Bethel,
and raised debt of 81 500.
Samuel z. Wright and wife, Of Phila-
delphia have been visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Thomas J. Johnson and chill
dren, of st. Georges, are spending Il
week with her mother, Mrs. Amanda
Spruance.
Miss Emma G. HolTecker, of Will
mington, is visiting relatives in this
town.
Joseph Pratt, of Chicago, is home on
n visit to his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pratt.
Jas. d. Wilds returned to his place
of business in Philadelphia on Monday,
after being confined at home week
by sickness.
DIR. Sudler p. Roberts and wife, nee
Cora Beck, of Church Hill, Md, spent
Sunday and Monday in this town visit
ing friends.
Miss Lizzie Beck is visiting friends
and relatives at Church Hill, Md.
George Wyatt and wife, of Conshe-
hOcken, Pa, are visiting relatives in
this town.
Thomas Wyatt who left here some
months ago to seek the West, has re-
turned home from Wynett, Illinois,
full impressed with Payne's favorite
poem, "There is no place like home. "
Edward G.. Walls, formerly of this
town, but now in business at Church
Hill, Md, spent the first of the week
! in town.
The indianapolis Journal in sketch
of the late Schuyler Colfax, thus con-
meets him with a former citizen of
Smyrna; I" He had invested $4,000 in
the stock of the Indianapolis National
Bank, of which his special friend, T. P.
Haughey, was president, and only ten
days ago he talked with boyish enthu-
siasm to the writer of the happy days
and years that seemed to be ahead OF
him, anticipating with special pleasure
that he expected to know more of In
dianapOlis and its business and people
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HNnlRnPnI.

Jacob f. Morgan who left this
vicinity two years ago to 90 to farming
near HlllsbOrough, Md, was married
last week to Miss Lizzie B. Barton,
only daughter of William Z. Barton, of
Queen ARne's county, at the NJ. f.
Church South. The Centreville ObSer-
rer, says:
"The church was handsomely trim
med with evergreens. Over the altar
was an arch, in the centre Of which was
suspended the marriage bell The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r. 5. Cunningham, pastor of the church.
Before the appointed time II o'clock }
the edifice was filled to its utmost ca
pacity with friends and relatives, await
ing the arrival of the bride and groom.
Miss Annie Morgan presided at the or
gan. The ushers were w. +. Barton,
Jr., B. G. Barton, brothers of the bride,
J. McC. Morgan, Walter T. Morgan,
brothers Of the groom. The bride, a
handsome brunette, wore bronze silk
and velvet with valenciennes lace
trimmings, carrying lovely bouquet
of tube roses. She was the embOdi-
ment of grace and loveliness. The
groom wore the usual black. After
the ceremony, the happy couple, with
the invited guests, repaired to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Barton,
where a reception was held. The man.
sion was illuminated with electric
lights, and the spacious hall and par
lors were handsomely decorated with
| floral tributes for the bridal occasion
After the congratulations We're tender
ed, the guests filed to the large anC
spacious dining hall where one Ions
centre table and several small table
were loaded with all the good thing
and delcacies of the season. In tn,
centre of the long table was the bride
cake, covered with white roses. A.
each end were balls of roses, also on,
on each table of smaller design. On
of the tables was loaded with tn
bridal presents, which were numerou
and costly"
Mr.. and Mrs ii. r. Mustard Of thi
! town were named among the guests.
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THE PeninsuIar Ne,Cs, ifit represents
Milford, manifests a decidedly cold in
difference about the representation of
that hundred in the Legislature. 1t
says:
"Some one says it is q shame that
Milford hundred should not be repre-
sented in the Legislature after electing
a man to fill that position. Our friend
is mistaken. According to our system
of electing Representatives to the State
Legislature, members are elected by
counties and consequently represent
counties. Were Mr.. Watson eligible
he would no more represent Milford
hundred than Duck Creek, and per-
haps not so much, since the latter hun
dred gave him the larger majority"
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CLENDANIEL--BROW Dover, Janusry
DIST by the Rev. T. f. Martindale George q.
Clendaniel and Miss Minnie c. Brown.
HARDCASTLE-STOCKW the residence
of the brides parents, MOorton January lst, by
the Rev. j. 4. Brindle, Delpaine Hardcastle
and Miss Arabella StOckwel both of Moorton.
KIRBY--BENNET.-I Philadelphia. January
l4th. by the Rev. W. J. PaXOn. d. D. George NJ.
Kirby, of Philadelphia and Miss Fannie +.
Bennett, OF Kent county, Del.
MORGAN-BARTON.-A NJ E Church South.
HilsbOrOugh, January 2Oth, by the Rev. K. ;.
Cunningham Jacob f. Morgan, formerly of this
town. and Miss Lizzie Barton, all of Queen
Anne'S county, Md
CE-WHITTINGTON.-At the NJ. f Church,
MllingtOn, Md, January 22nd by the Rev I. L.
TomkinsOn Vim. II. Price and Miss Kate V.
Wilmington, both of Kent county, Nd.
WILLIN--LAYTON.--A Bridgevlle January
18th, by the Rev W. s Robinson. George W
Willin and Mss Maggie Layton, both of Bridge
willie
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lion which exists from the hierarchy to
the peasantry. More has been done
for the relief of Ireland under the pre-
miership of Mr.. Gladstone than under
any of his predecessors, but the fierce
spirit of Fenianism, or whatever it is
that prompts these bold deeds of muir
der, stops at nothing and is repressed
bv nothing.
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The Kent County Insurance
Company.

The report of the Treasurer, William
Denney to the late annual meeting of
the Board of Directors makes the fol-
lowing showing of the present condi-
ton of the company:
Amount of property insur-
ed during the year.........$ 926, ,377.O0
Amount of insurance can
celled during the year,
including reduction in
policies on account of de-
probation in value of
property insured......... 4OO,942OO
Net increase in amount of
property insured during
the year....................... 525, ,435.OO
Amount of deposit notes
held............................ 679,O4S.79
Amount of dividends paid
since organization, over. 205 ,O00. 90
Amount of property insur-
ed"....".................... 7,413,8OO.OO
Average amount insured in
each policy. 1,201 .78
Present membership......., 4,059
Number of policies in force 6,l69
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WHILE we have been freer from snow
this Winter than usual on this side OF
the Atlantic the snow fall on the Ital-
ian Alps is the heaviest within the
memory of man. Terrible accounts
arrive from the villages destroyed. 1t
is calculated that so far as known 300
lives have been lost through the
ctnrrnc
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So Aduertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Dress Goods, &c-JOhn Wanamaker.
Dry Goods. B. Cooper.
Boarding-Dr. c. 0. Swinney.
Horses For Sale-Thos. f. Bailey.
Statesmen Wanted-D. f. Atwood &
Co.
Public Sale-ThOmas Williams.
Stoves, Heaters, &c.-Lippincott.
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For the Smyrna Times.
Letter from Canada.

Mr.. EDITOR Since you were good
enough to give my letter place in the
TINES l would like to say to your
numerous readers, who are interested
in this great moral question, that in
the four counties, which voted on the
18th inst, the Scott Act was adopted
in all four by an aggregate majority of
over 5000 votes and that this week the
city of Guelph, in the largest vote ever
polled in any contest, adopted the Act
by l70 majority. l hope you, in the
gOodly State of Delaware, will arise in
might for God, home and native land.
Yours,
H. w. Hutton.
BrockriHe, ont, Jan. "a, 1885.
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THE LONDON DYNAMITE EXPLO-
sIONs.-The startling news of the past
week comes to us across the Atlantic.
London was startled Saturday by three
explosions of dynamite, two in West
minister Palace, which contains the
Houses Of Parliament, one in the
White Tower, within the walls of the
historic Tower of London. The first
explosion in Westminster Palace was
in Westminster Hall, and the second
occurred in what is called the lobby
under the Peers gallery in the House
of Commons. Saturday being visiting
day, there were a large number of
sightseers, both at Westminster and
the Tower. At both places over thirty
persons were injured, though, perhaps,
none fatally, by shattered windows
and by the force of the conclusion.
Many of those hurt were women and
children. Parliament was not in ses-
sion. The explosions produced the
widest excitement in London. and
| three arrests were made on Saturday,
but all but one of the persons ar
rested on that day were subsequently
released. Another arrest was made
Sunday. 1t is said that the damage
done in Westminster Palace cannot be
repaired in months.
As fuller details of the London ex-
plOsiOns arrive the blind malice of the
Outrages becomes more conspicuous,
while the absolute indifference Of the
criminals to every consideration oil
common humanity at once intensifes
the general disgust and indignation
and points to the necessity of some
concerted action on the part of civilized
nations for mutual protection agains
enemies who may justly be designated
the foes Of the human race In Tho
explosions at the Tower and Westmin
ster Hall there must have been a spec
ial purpose to destroy human life ant
not only that, but to destroy the live
of the most innocent and defenceless O
nOn-cOmbatants, namely women an,
children; for "a time was chosen whel
all the places attacked were sure to b
thrOnged with holiday visitors, Satul
! day being the day of regular exhibition
for the public buildings. It is equal
clear that this day was taken advar
tage of because among the crowds {
, visitors the Internal machines might
smuggled in with the smallest risk {
discovery.
Americans look with horror at tn
crime and with sorrow at the havo
: but to England the explosion NEAR
more. 1t means that the cOntemp
=, the repressive acts and the despotisl
.e with which she has treated the Iris
It are in vain. She must determine on
10 final course of action.
Y The events of the past five years, Il
% passage of the Irish disturbance BIZ
Of the coercion act, the culture, the in
ir prisOnment Of Parnell and Davitt, Il
y y murder of Lord Mountmorres, of N
a Burke and Lord Cavendish, of Care
n the destruction of the Liverpool E
er change, the sinking of a man-of-wi
% the dynamite explosions in Whiteha
,s9 at Kings Cross, at London Bridge, a
ia now at the Tower and the Parliame
houses, all are proof that the measui
of she has taken for governing Irela
so ! will not suppress the spirit of reb
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than he had hitherto. With what now
seems a strange foresight, Mr.. Colfax
had, in company with Mr.. Haughey,
arranged all his business affairs, put
them into shape, made his will, select
ed the executors, and named Mr..
Haughey as the guardian of his minor
son, should there be occasion for it.
Smyrna times., 1885-01-28

PUBLIC meetings have been held in
Frederick and Milford and proposed
for other places, to create sentiment
against the adoption of the Constitu-
tional Amendments, but to no pur-
pose. The members of the Legislature
were elected with the ratification of
these amendments a part Of their plat
form. and it will be very strange with
the majority at their back they should
now go against them. Two years ago
was the time to object.
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ing Machine. only S25 cash: the same as
is sold by agents for so. At
j. II. PRINIROSE'S.
SHOE STORE. SMYRNA.
The Perkins * House Non-ExplOs-
i've Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Cooper.
We have a stock Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, that gets ahead of anything
in Smyrna, and must be seen to be APP
preciated. Finest line Neckwear and
Suspenders from the cheap ones to the
finest, all Silk. Superb line Under
wear and Hosiery. Please give US u
call and examine these goods, as We
are sure you will find here just what
you want. Phillips.
Devoe Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT
est oil made, at J. B. COOper's.
Trough on Coughs"
Ask for Rough ON Coughs, for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, HoarSeness. TrocheS,l5c. Liquid.3jc-
.'RouEh ON Rats"
Clears out rats: mice; reaches, nleS, ants bed
Heart Pains.
P0lpitatlOn. propSlCal Swel4lugS. Dizziness. In
digestion. Headache. SleepleSSness cured by
Wells Health Remover.
''RouEh on COrns."
ASK for Wells " Rough On CuruS l5c. Quick
complete cu7e, Hard OF soft cornS, warts, bunions
Rough on PAIN Poroused Plaster;
| Strengthening. improved, the best for backache,
pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
Thin People.
Wells Health Remover restores health ami
! vigor cures Dyspepsia Headache, Nervousness,
/ Debility. 81.
WhoOping Cough,
and the many Throat Affections OF children
/ promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
| . Rough ON Coughs Troches, l5c.; BaSam. 25c.
| Ifyou are failing, broken worn out and nervous
use Wells Health Remover 81. Druggists.
Life Preserver.
! If you are losing your grip on life, try Wells
Health Renewer." Goes direst TO weak spots.
''Rough ON ToOthache.'
Instant relief for Neuralgia, IOotnacne' race
ache. Ask for Rough on Toothache.' 10 and %
| cents.
Pretty. Women. ,-,-....
Ladies who would retain freshness and vivaeity.
Don't fail to try Wells Health Remover"
Catarrhal Throat Affections,
| Hacking irritating Coughs Colds, Sore Throat,
| cured by Rough on Coughs" TrocheS, l5c
| Liquid, 25c.
Rough ON Itch.o
| "ROugh on Itch cures humOrS eruptiOnS, ring
| worm letter salt rheum frOsteed feet chilblains.
The Hope of the Nation.
Children, slow in development puny, scrawny,
| and delicate, use wells Health Renewer."
Wide Awake
| three or four hours every night coughing. Get
| immediate relief and sound raSt by using Wells
! "Rough on Coughs" TrocheS, l5c.; Basam, 25c.
"ROugh ON Pain " POrOused Plaster.
| Strengthening, improved, the best for backache.
pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neufalgia
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highest candidate on the minority
ticket.
Judges Wootten, Houston and
Whiteley held that there was a va
cancy which should be filled by spec
ial election.
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THE "TIMEs" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor ana
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
TERMs-sUBscRIPTIoN-O year S2-OO III ADVANCE
or $3.50 If not paid till the end of the year. No
naper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option Of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofseyen Cents line for the first insertion; sub
seouent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
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DEATHS.

CAREY.-Near Shorts Corner, JHnuary 18th, w.
II. CAREY, aged 64 years and months
CLAYTON-Near Delaney January 23rd, Joshua
Clayton, aged TO years.
SEVIL-At the residence of the Rev J. E. Smith,
at Mt. Salem, January oath. Miss Mary NJ. Sevil,
formerly of this town, aged A years.
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For the Smyrna Times.

Mr.. EDITOR The people of Clay
ton say Keno" the correspondent for
the Record, was very drunk or not at
home last week. Which was it?
MAX.
Clayton, DEL, Jan. q, 1885.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

A Boa lost on Sunday evening cor
be obtained at this office. bv the 0wnol D@u
paying for this advertisement. .
Choice Mackeral, at J. B. Cooner,s
Ladies Kid and Pebble Morocco re
duced, at Primrose's. ''
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Boarding.

Large comfortable rooms with Board.
Enquire OF
jan 2S-tf DIR. c. o. SWINNEY.
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The Foot I'm.

The returns show at Scyil's a supurb stool. a.,
Boots and Shoes, and the fitting up viii he st. o'
factory 10 all that may favor him with ca ~
is constantly adding new and various article te
his stock. Produce in exchange f,T g1' ,'es 70
counting him out when quality is compared WIN
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CURE For PII.E-.

Piles are frequently. preceded by sense Of
weight in the back. luius and lower part OF the
abdomen, causing the patient 10 suppose Ee has
some affection OF the kidney, or ueigAb1Uug Or
gau>. AT times, symptoms of Indigestion are pre-
sent as fatuleucy, uueasiueSs OF the stomach
etc. moisture, like perSpiration. producing
very diSagreeable itching, after getting warm. is
common attendant Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles yeild at once 10 the application of Dr. BJ-
sanEOS Pile Remedy. " hich acts directly upon
the parts affected absorbing the Tum0r> allay-
ing the intense itching. and affecting "a perulu-
ueut cure. Price 50 cents. Address The Or
Bo>anko Mediciue Co Piqua. O. sold by Jas. 7.
Hoffecker, smyrna, Del dec l7-ly
Phillips Fall and Winter Stock, has
arrived. and is now ready for inspec-
ton. We think for style and work
manship it far exceeds any line of
Ready-Made Clothing in this market
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City. save
Baggage Express and Carriage Hire and stop al the
Grand Union HOlel. opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at Il cost of one million
dollars, reduced to SlOo and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars stages and elevated
railroad to all depotS Families can live better
for less money a. the Grand Union Hotel than at
any other frst-class hotel in the city. aug IDLY
A full line OfTrunks, from the cheap
ones to the Fine Grades. Fine Line
Valises aud Travelling Bags. Patent
Automatic Travelling Strap. Phillips
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A. SEVIL, CLAYTON Bs

Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. 3. Cooper's. '-u
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Devoe Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT
est oil made, at J. B. Cooper's.
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FOur-ButtOn Getaways and Short
Sack Suits, in Cork Screws and Fancy
Cassimers, Neat, Stylish and Nobby,
at Phillips.
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NOTICE..
j. II. PRINIROSE'S.
SHnE STORE SMNRNA

Buy the New Improved Singer Sew
ing Machine. only S25 cash: the same as
is sold by agents for SO At
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Window Shades and Spring Fixtures.
at J. B. CoOper's. Loops and Fringes.
Young MEN-READ THIS.

THE NOLTAIC BELT co. OF Marshall Mich
offers to send their celebrated ELE,TRo-N0LTAIc
BELT and other ELECTRIC ArrIIANCfS on trial for
thirty days 70 neu young or old afflicted with
nervous debility, loss Of vitality and manhood.
neuralgia, paralysis and many other diseases.
Complete restoration 10 health. vigO. and mau-
hood guaranteed. No ri>E j. incurred Is thirty
days trial is allowed Write them AT once for
illustrated pamphlet free.
Smyrna times., 1885-01-28

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell You they
have remedies for Coughs aud Gods equal il
merit and ~ every respect just as good the old
reliable Dr BOSaHEo Cough and Lung syrup. and
unless you insist upon this rcMedr and W!.l take
no other. you are liable 10 be- greatly deceived
1t Is time your straw was stacked,
Phillips can help you with Nobby
Hat. either Stiff Brim OF Soft. Elegant
Styles.
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FOR SALE-Some good secondhand
Sewing Machines in good order. Price
$40. J. H. Primrose ''Oe
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Trough on Coughs"
Ask for Rough ON Coughs for Coughs Co
Sore Throat, HOarSeneSS. TrocheS, ,15c. Liquid.
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Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. COoper's.
For SALE-Some good secondhand
Sewing Machines in good order Pr;aa
$40. J. H. PRIMROSE. '''e
The largest and best assortment of
Hats in Smyrna, is to be found at Phi.
lips. MI
James P. HOffecker, the Druggist. ,,baf.
always IOohlhg alter The Interest ot his cu>t.rn.-
mas no" secured the sale of Dr. Bo>auk,, :, ,,l,I
anu Lung syrup remedy that never taiI- r.,
cure coughs, Colds, PAINS IN the hest 4g.i i
Lung Affections. Price ~ cent, and ST. SaIuria.
free. ""-l'es
FOR SALE-One large Iron Siuocr
Sewing Machine, suitable for ii carriaga
trimmer. Will sell it at one-third H.
value, nearly aec. J. II. PRIMROSE
Cardigan or Knit Jackets. at Pbjllins.
Half dozen different qualities to select
from. ''0'
Side Bracket and Extension Lalun.
at J. b. Cooper's.
Mems Fine Caters and Boots r.dpc.
ed over p per cent. You can buy h.,
~ N-tNAA - -llltltAt " dNl
for $3.50, and good Caters at 520o
at Primrose's.
! IHE BEAUTY Or NoUTH.-No matter how land
! some OF stalwart young man may be utl,r.,t.,
/ nothing can make mp for partially b4la g. I'd
SHINING talents are ht'toctIyc uut ii >Lii.It..
/ Is not The cdu>e may Dee sickness 1r sl..rt'.,.,
/ else. yet FarSer'> IUir Ha.,au Wll. -tlt,t.', IT,.
/ oi the hulr and start lie" growth OF glossy ana
soiJ halI 50 quick a. To- surprise yOu-rc,iDr.f. fl.
original color al the same time N,ta tv,. r..t
/ oily, delicately perfumed Only >rauasgI -l
cent dressing IAN -.r,.
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que, sold by J. 3. Cooper only.
For SALE-Onv rev Wilcox x Gibb,
Sewing Machine. Price 50. will ,ell
it at $25. J. II. Primrose.
Order any Book you want, at J. b.
Cooper's.
You can buy Ladies' Rubbcr- Il, A
cents, Misses at 50, Mems Buck Ar,ir
Best, $3.50; Mems Alaska, Red Wool
lining, SO cents; Mems Womsock Rub.
Der Boots, $500; Boys Rubber Boots
$500, at Primrose's.
Table and Pocket Cutlery at ] r
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For SALE-One large Iron Singer
Sewing Machine, suitable fora carriaga
trimmer. Will sell it at one-third i.
value, nearly ae,C. J. II. Primrose
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MARRIAGES.

Kenton. Del, Jan. y, 1856.
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James P. Hoffeeker. the Br,

The largest and best assortment of
Hats IN Smyrna, is to be found at Phi.
lips. -''''