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Ti j ,.;»v of New York lias ma Jo a move in | The Catholic Journals.—The Freemans ■79WÇ! .1 1 T.h direction in ««unn* the passage by j Journal, St. /‘. ter and Tablet, weekly Catholic DELAWARE COLLEGE. *, i ; lutureofa lawtor t b'“ examination and Journals ot New York city are all out in fierce m~ a HAND REOPENING I1EAU-UUAKTERS he Ut is ^^rue?iits and prescription clerks, denunciation of Gov. Hoffman, for permitting The 1 A LL TERM of this Institution will lîViiîîrriiiitv with this law a board ot exam-, the Orange procession. The epithets applied i f«mmenee on the 13th ofSeut., 1871. OF THE In cor Ion ,inteJ, which has recently to him are more personal than oolite Thu . . 1 ’ * ‘""snized and given formal notice when and Mayor, on the contrary, is praised in about the ilie dâî'^ècedu.g1 pre"!,,‘ lh,m‘elvei 66 FOR or,~ it will be in sessmn. All diuggist and same proportion. The protestant weeklies it is j The College i* now in excellent working condition HE HIVE. wh inho clerks are required to present hardly necessary to add, write the other way. ail<* oiler« to young man a working cond.i.on, prescripts "witl)jn sis |I10nt|,s tor examination 1 jj thenèctintetheir knowledge of chemistry, ph.r- j The Hon. Whyte, candi- THOROUGH EDUCATION )j Having removed my storehouse from Commerce Street, to rnaevres poisons and their antidotes, and the date of the Democratic party for Governor of At a veiy MODERA TE EXPENSE. D R Y (i O O D S , mher branches ot science I'idispensabi e to a ■ M ary land, was born in Baltimore, Aug. 9,1824. For a Catalogue, or other information, address thorough understanding of their business. All j He is a lawyer by profession. Ho has twice MAIN STREET, opposite the Delaware House, , «ho fail to pass or to appear within the pres-. boon a Democratic candidate foi Congress, in AY. H. PURNELL, A. M„ President. I have refuted it handsomely, and bribed time are liable to a heavy fine lor com- ; 18ol and in 1857, and was both times defeated, july28 2m Newark Del. am now ready to receive my old customers. I have reopened with pounding prescriptions thereaf ter, buch a law, In the \\ inter ot 1868-9, by appointment of the CLOTHING, efficiently enforced, must result in giving in- Governor, he filled the vacancy in the United Wesleyan Female College, THE LARG EST. FINEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF creased immunity from the hitherto altogeth- States Senate, caused by the appointment of ■ prevalent cases of poisoning due to the Ileverdy Johnson as Minister to Great Britain WILTIINOTON, DHL. er too Boots, Shoes, Hats, Umbrellas, Trunks, t incompetence or carelessness of apothecaries ------Boots and Shoes, Hats, clerks It is a sufficient cajamity to be sick The Hale's Early peach was brought to this This Institution is recommended to parents who ami given over to physicians and physic, country by a German immigrant who located wUh to place their daughters in a School in which Ofil OUcDtÜhs suadl "Wmdlow L„ when the medicines prescribed are fur- near Cincinnati. Ha planted the pit in his gar­ they will receive thorough instruction, careful super­ nished with the prop» r mgredien s in the den ; it grew and bore fruit, which ripened very vision ol their health, manners and morals, under Ever kept before. I am determined to sell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER DEALER in the pleasant and homelike mtluences, at reasonable ex- ill IfUl : proper proportions. h“t when to the mistakes early. A nurseryman, by the name of Hale* pense. above named articles. Selling ExellUdivcIy lor C'sifili, I will sell at f. I« of the doctor*, which are .arelj discovered, purchased the tree for $250, and from the buds Fall Session will begin SEPTEMBER HiK 1871. VERY SMALL PROFITS. My stock embraces all the different styles of nm.nnu there is added the danger of being made the propagated the variety since known by this For Catalogues, or fuller inlormalion, address LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S SHOES; MEN’S BOY’S AND YOUTHS -■ victim of blunders by the druggist, the sick I name. * BOOTS AND Rkv.JOHN »V1LSON, A M., man is indeed to be commiserated Fatal — — SHOES. IN THE GREATEST VARIETIES. All the lending style» of j ul y 19 2m President. case* of poisoning duo to such blunders ire-| A correspondent of the New York Mail I quontly occur in this city, and though our : “ Our good people are losing their madness PERTIIIZKHS. — D Imp r «port iou ate MEN’S, BOY’S AND YOUTH’S HATS. I Legislature has several times had bills before . for display which leads them to the crowded i. Prie««. it similar in character to the law now in force j summer hotels, and seek quiet country places Wo find th» loll.-wing in the fuit.d State* Agriaulturai Re I hare the X^iuetst Stock of STRAW GOODS JAMES H. COTTON port ft»r IS69 : •• Protean«*! 8. W. Johnson, in a paper üuteti April ever brought to Smyrna. in New York, we behevejthe evil still remains | where they may enjoy themselves like sensible 10. 1HÜ0. reports to the Connecticut Hoard of Agricultureuu uaromedied.—Aco lork paper. people. Ram plea of sixteen JiflW«nl commercial fertilizers, which hadi pies were obtained m that Slat«, and wore mostly taken from the ha*fi ana barrel« in the stores «»f dealers. The object of I i'iiiiKm, Iron and Itrass Kocind, Lcailier anti Zinc dovcreil, - Latest from General Sherman on the % F ... Wnn, these analyses was to de’.eriuine the actual conuuercisl value IS SELLING THE ABOVE GOODS uf the fertilizers in question, (some of which liavu attained a \ Presidential Question.—Here are the la-1 ,, , ,furu s to the li.adirs. wide spread repulalionj liasin« the estimate on th* cost of the ALL SIZES AND PRICES. AI.L KINDS OF UMBRELLAS. OIL CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS, plain "f s active and valuable iugredieuts as obtained from the cheapest views of General Sherman on the Presi- tlr' t"T .a »&rtlc,,1*r1)’ moth«» numim.-. «■> standard source. The current selling prices of the fertilizers FROM 4 4 to 8-4. JJ* All of these good« will be sold for'I’ll o Citsll Olllv. t te*t yie . mm furnished Kv ti,ed- U*tI«M 'retiii*. or complete »xliaustlnn, on arUiii« In the dential question. lhe> are furnished by a i m„rninK. on th« wife and ro.th.-r devolve* the re«»on*tbiiitT art* a I veu for purposes of comparison. 01 these sixteen nnni- Pi ,a home-mad« Superphosphate has no Belling price Call at the New Place, opposite the Delaware lionne, Smyrna, D»d, writer to the New lork Commercial Aihyrtl reimlatin« the duties of the household. Her care« are nnmer allixed. Another fertilizer show* a cunency value *»f dGl.jv per I ton. acainsi a selling price •! per ton. In contrast to tLis a AT PRICES ser who “ knew the General in Memphis in 1 ous. “»'tthe menuu» well «»the piiy»u-«i pow.T«are frenueut- I'oudrette exhibited a currenc? value of only Ö3 01 pel tou, the wir time, " and who was lucky enough to lv callt,U tnt# requisition. She often finds her slightest* «ecu Airainst a sellinir price of «üa per ton : and another of similar J. H. PRIMROSE. { catch him on the wing the other day at Sarato- i?t'un * "e*rir t*’ik a"'* ««“'‘e»«« » burden, while at ti.« »». brand a value of «mir €’3.1C per t«m, against a sellin* price of May 10th, 1871. 8A5n per barrel. The estimated valu« anti the aelliritf prices per eaten iiuu u a j j tira» sh» has no regular dise»»». Hostetler’*Stomach Hitter», ton ot the various fertilisers are given in the following table : ga Springs. if resorted »o at this period, will prove an unfailing •dy for THAT BETÖRTER Do you think It policy to elect | this annoying lassitude. The effect of this potent agent are .Commercial • 1 FERTILIZERS. value per Selling price The Ladies’ Friend, Grant again? I a0”“ 8e»-‘n in the rosy cheek and elastic step of the head of the t°n, April I per ton. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, General SHERMAN—“Of course I do? He ' withreator»d health and renewed spirit» she takes I1 _ ____ I April. IHIÜ. For D1 Hoanea of tho Throat and Lungs, THE ONLY knows the ropes HOW—he has become acquaint- , '‘«■’»•’custemed pltce in the iamily circle. It this friend in need Kiah Ouano...... djy Vi ; #4.i uu such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Raugh’a Superphenphate...... V* 67 1 6U OU Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, ed with the duties—acquainted with thousands thi°“1',»»r«",n« "’,nlp,um‘ wiU ,,UTer bc ^ta«« ■* Superphoi«pbate...... *4 ... . , ... . ( complained of, and not only would lassitude not be experienced 3H IZ . 65 U0 and Consumption. Defy Competition. of public men. and ten thousand good-for-noth- j but mauy diseases following its advent he avoided. At a medi- K. F. Ca« h Superphosphate...... 41 7 i ! 60 00 ( KiinnHI Cop*» Superphosphate. at .w 31» GO Probably never before in the whole history of ing M lute House DUUlinor* who would do cal agent it has no equal, while Its pleasing davor and health- Mape m Superphosphate...... 35 70 : fki uu medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply nothing but harass anew President for the , effects have made it a general favorite. It is tree from all Lodi Rouble Relined Rondrette.... 3 03 I ZH 00 Lodi Rou«!reite...... 3 16 ( •2 50 upon Hie confidence of mankind, us this excellent first year. He has just got where he can tell Pr"l»rties calculated to Impair the syatem. and its pirations Saltpelra Waste...... 14 60 , 35 UU remedy for pulmonary eompluinls. Through a long Castor Romace...... Ÿi 33 I 35 00 series of years, and among most of the races of a oood man at sight. Humbug men always »*once “Hu. «ootiunitand efficient, ah who have used the Hsuqh s Hone ^uperpiiosphale...... I > T Ladies’ Dress Goods 1* 17 I 50 00 : men it has risen higher anil higher in their estima­ get the best credentials ; every Congressman i *•»«•■4 «*-««•. join .™ Llayd a Superphosphate...... at* u4 1 5H 00 * 1 tion, as it has become better known. Its uniform Wilnon’s Tobacco Grower...... at 32 j RO 0U signs their recommendation at sight, and many ~ Home-made hup*rphosphate...... character and power to cure the various affections 14 42 1 > of the lunge and throat, have uade it known us n re- I ot them deceive a new President. These party MPEC1AI» NOTICES. Bradley's .'‘uperphesphate...... 31 Hl I 70 00 Atwood s Fuperpho*pnate...... 3H Eb ; 70 00 liable protector against them. WhiJc adapted to frauds are now pretty much played out, and milder forms of disease ami to young children, it is * Psp barrai, 4> Grant is enabled to deal squarely with true at the same time the most effectual remedy that can . — j JOHN |{. WILSON i» Agent for RUSSELL COE ? SU- be given for incipient eonsniiiptiou, and the dan­ men. Experience and acquaintance is the stock RERFIIOSI'HA 1'E at Smyrna, Dal. juiy-262in gerous affections of the throat and lungs. Asa pro­ • i in trade of a good President. vision again-t sudden attacks of Vroup, it should I: ? be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all “Who will win in 72?'" Phot,» PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE Y arc sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all “There is noquestion in my mind,” said the should be provided with this antidote fi ir them. SELECTION OF MY STOCK OF to min Ilmiras: Although settled 1 is thought in­ General, enthusiastically. ” I’ll bet ou Grant & , curable, still great numbers of cases where the dis­ against the tie d—two to one.” Wo ar« now making ihe Jf* ease seemed settled, have been completely curud, “ Who will run against him?” 1840 W18 70 and the patient restored to sound health by the HOOTS AM) SHOES Best Stave Peach Basket m Cherry 1‘rrtural. So complete is its mastery “ There won’t anybody run ; but, not being r over tho disorders of the Lungs and ’ihroaL,that a politician, I can't guess for a moment who ever otfored for sale to the Peach Grower* of this the most obstinate of them yield to it. When noth­ Thi* Valuable Family Medicine has been widely and favorably Pouinaula They are Stronger. More Durable, and ing else could reach them, under the Cherry i'eo- will be nominated?” tural they subside amt disappear. known in uwu and foreign countries, upwards of Will 1’arrj Fruit Belter Sitigrri and I'uhlic Speakers find great pro­ THAT NONE BUT THE BEST GOODS MAY o . r. . vr . « THIRTY YKAKS! r tection from it. S HIPPING r HI IT. NunterotlS letters iront ft ha* lost non» of its good name by repeated trial*, but oon- Than any oilier Stave Basket yet made. We will sell - ; Asthma is always relieved and often wholly BE OFFERED. comiuipsion merchants ill the large cities, tlnue«t« occupy a prominent p«Hiti»u In every family medi- them at much cured by it. ! been LOWER TRICES THAN FORMERLY, IS Hrmirhitis is generally cured bv taking the have received in the peach raising dis C,:,B Cherry 1‘rctural iu small und frequent do-es. tricts, advising farmers to be more careful in »» F.jtemai and internal Remedy, For Suinmpr Com- Ann till all orders promptly. So generally are its virtues known that we need - picking and shipping fruit. The letters urge iP. I".1’0! Ï ...other f«>rm «f bow**I «liNvas«* m childrrn or adultrt. not publish the certificates of them here, or do more In view ofthe prospective large Peach crop a very ■; fi„, „II .. • • it t* an almost certain cure, and ban without doubt, hueu n .r» than assure the public that its qualities are fully that fruit should be allowed to attain Its full succesafal incunn* the various kinds at CIIOLKRA. than large number ot Baskcls w ill lie required by growers, k'J maintained. Cheap for Cash. ’ an f and those desiring cur make will consult their own growth, but should D* gathered before It gets Other known remedy, or th« B)o*t skillful physician, India. uleresi by ordering early. soft. As an instance of the results of care- Africa and China, where this dreadful disease i * more of leu« lessness. it is Stated that one hundred boxes of «,reT*1,,nt- *•»» Pain Killer i* considered by the native.«, aa wall Ayer’s Ague Cure, Worden Evans, IN THE NEW POOPER BUILDING, peaches were recently sold in New York for ** Barop»*»« resident* In those climate*, a sure remedy ; •i -3*. For Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fever, » only one dollar a box, while freight, commis » perfectly *«r. Smyrna, Delaware. S« Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb OPPO.SIl’E THE BANK. airtn onJ /»iiFforra , j . mMicine. even in unskillful bunds. Directions accompauf WASHING A#ue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c., 8ion and cartage amounted to ninety one cent?, e«ch botti*. VVhrceas certain peraonsare endeavoring to prevent and indeed all tha affections which arise thus leaving only nine cents to tha grower.! Sold by alt Pru«gi*t*. M A C IIINE from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic us from making and selling our Slave Peach Basket, poisons. One half of the lot, it is said, were fine peaches, | Priueksct«.. ioct*.,auj si per bottle, July5-lm by claiming Letters Patent, we publish, for the infor­ That will Give PERFECT SATISFACTION. and if they had been carefully selected out and 1 — JAYIKS !l. COTTON, mation ul all persons interested, the following emi. It only needs a trial to proiluce ennvinct As its nam»> implies, it »iocs Cure, and does not shipped by themselves, would have brought nein legal opinion ii£ evi fail. Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth, The Sale of Patent Medicines dence of its intrinsic value. THE EASE WITH Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance three dollars a box. One fourth of the lot Ha* in uo Another cwmitry ruach»r ItKST with the lies! make nl Bread, Cakes, &e.. Wholesale y . w»tn tue peninsula or which Delaware Msuical acthokitir*. curved slaves, hut Ihe beveled hoops and perforated Under whose critical supervision the volume was »»apart. It is intended we hear to rnab « ,.TI" LAD,,i18 ('Fni;E' *' No’ ^ N"RTH ’’'fumi su, disi'-boltoms. and sulTered the two Iasi named to go and Kelail. The store has been slocked w ith a lull OIL, Paints, Gla**, PUTTY, ; compiled. new .Southern trunk line of this combination of FEMALE into common use for more than two years in combina­ an»l fresh assortment of »' ifections. Fruits. A ills, Ac. I The hnmlponest ami cheapest subscription book eaastp0pand!ihby mearnva.0f a -ferr>‘ (rom the lant.y a‘w' u,'r'121,1 R¥£i2SS&V tion with straight ataves. or stave* not inwardly And|all articles used in the Painting Business. Alsu, VVoditings, Parlies, Pn-nus ai.d Camp-meetings I cxlunt. Over 800 pages, beam;fully printed, choicely supplied at Low Rates. stern shore of \ irginia in connection with curved, hi* patent w ould avail him nothing as against a very choice selection of New .Styles of j illuslraied, handsomely bound. A Library ol over you. See Section 7, act ul Congress, 1839, Section Persons wislnne ihe Bread Wagon to call at their j 500 volumes in one book, who*e conteiils, of no r n.era , 2.“t?ern railroads terminating at Nor- i residences will please lent e (heir order at the store. I 24 act ol 1870. j ephemeral nature or interest, will never grow old or ■ GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCKS, &C., WALL PAPERS I »till continue to sell the’'OCEAN OIL,"lho best loix and Kiehmond. We are ol the opinion that the manufacture, sale 5 j stale. It can he and will he, read and re read with Illuminating Oil ;n the market. FROM and use of Ihe basket which you *ay you are now Ranging in price from 12J cents to $2.75 per Piece pleasure hyoid and young, as lung es us leaves hold • bhn Quincy Adams has been interviewed, John McLear & Son. Bankers, making, is no infrmginent of Mr. Miichetl's Patent to which he invites the public attention. All his together and can subject no one to liability fur making, soiling Wibi. iB. Carr, and has told what he thinks of political affairs WILMINGTON, I»EL. rich and splendid assortment of Wall Papers will ■•A perfect surprise Sesrcely anyllnng at all a or using them. be »old at the Lowest Pliiladel >hia Prices. Alsu, a mcli22 Market Street, Smyrna, Delaware. favorite, or at all worthy of place here, is neglected. that the New Departure is a very old. GEO. P. FISHER. eparture to him ; that he saw nothin# in the Uuotatious, J an« S, '71. at S o'clock : large assortment of PAPER and It is a book (or every household.”—»V. Y Mail. RICHARD HARRINGTON. •• We know oi no similar collection in ihe English constitutional Amendments, apart from their Hold...... 9\\t\ To Measrs Worden & Evans, IVOTIOjNT U. S. b'a. IH41 UoihJm 117Ç OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES, language whiih, in copiousness and felicity of selec­ Smyrna. Delaware. procurement, which need distress any Demo* Ü. A. 5 20 1%4 II* my31 AMI tion anil arrangement, can at all compare with it.”— Ü.S. •• !-■ 1 ii*S Ranging in price from 12J cents up to $5 per pair. .V 1. 'limes. n..- ra , the lair purport and upshot of them being u. a. *• IH65 \n\ Hoping to please the taste of all by displaying TRIMMING- ST0BEÎ Term* liberal. Selling very rapidly. Send fir ' r^ib y it0 Rlv? e,tua' Clvil rights and impartial u. s. •• ** 1H65, July 114 K SPECIAL NOTICE cd ?*' to all men, irrespective of u. a. •• •* IH67, “ I nearly C’ircniar and Terms loJ. B FORD 4 CO., 27 Park U.8. •• ï *•.* ï US Place. N. Y. or.’ 'I,at he would have an educated restric- ü. S. 10-40. i n...... HO 100 DIFFERENT PATTERNS Mrs. ELIZA CARR, U. a. Currency 6 «...... III* III I'EMH GROWERS, l'*° or suffrage; tliat he believvs Grant will Delftwar« atate HoihIm...... For the approval of all who please lo cull on their 9C And all Whom it may Concern (’omiuerre cor. of Jlurkol. tko r.enotninafed, hut will be overburdened by *' Railroad I«t mortgage LoihIh...... 95 Obedient servant. 4* “ Kxtennion Loud«...... 98 Keens constantly on hand a first-clas* assurlmenl of HYGEIUIA HOUSE, Drlawarn Railroad Stock...... e » earl weight of the financial mismanage- 2? Embroidery, 10I»LI.\S' ItivVI ll. Wilmington and Reading Railroad Roudii sill We heiehy caution all persona against purchasing WILLIAM STUBBS, Hosiery, While Goods, n ol affairs ; that the Democratic financial Union Pacific R. R. Hondn...... 9*k any hnskels that infringe on the patent of Richard House and Sinn Fainter and Paper Hanger, NEW Gloves, Bui'.one. Shaw Is, P icy must be squarely in the direction of fr»m Phjlada., Wilmington Ac Halt. R. R. atock iC Mitchell, as we shall prosecute to the fullest extent Ribbons, Laces, Hoop Skirl*, Wilmington City Loan...... 100 GOTHIC BUILDING. Commerce St., This popular Summer Resort will open for tha ' e aniJ a general reduction of taxation ; and National Hank of T)«dawarr...... of Ihe law, any and all poisons who manufacture, sell, Corsets, 170 SM YR NA, D E L A IF .4 R K. reception ol Boarders and Visitors National Hank of Wil.and Brandy win«... buy or use baskets in violation of said patent, eminent Velve eens and Salins in nil colors. nat, as the tug of war will be in Ohio, Indiana, Union National Hank...... 34 (?) Washington counsel to Ihe contrary, notwithstand­ O’ All orders executed with neatness and dis. Flannels ami Flannel Embroideries. WEDNESDA I, JUNE 28(A. ♦l.niv V4ni*-an^ Virginia, the candidates on First »National Hank...... 134S Farmers' Bank...... ,,\V. i I ing. RICHARD MITCHELL. patch. Most respectable references given.—mil 17 Cashmere and Merinoes. lor burial purposes. pa t^Lmocra,lc ticket should come from those Delaware Fire Innuranct Co. Stock...... 10 ADAMS MAHOOD. Muslin* and Canton Flannels. I'l'IHlk V (»II ill 8, Williamsburg, Md., May 31st, 1671. ATTENTION ! Dress Linings, ol all kinds, and Juno 21, 1STL Proprietor v Eté Memphis Appeal encourages the Rour- k RariChakob k Hak« Cba.su« IL C. DOUGLASS. Clayton, Delaware, is General ra.enta Ita.ir to th.ae who The undersigned bogs to inform her old friends, Trimmin gs ms ol I ennossee with a spirited poem in op- t kv* mit T»t oompi.tttd their Agent for the sale of Mitchell’« Paten) lA>arh Basket, il E M O V E D , 8umiu»r outfit of parciissiiiir for Kent and Sutsox Counties,and the Md. & Del! and the public generally, that she ha* opened store of every description, which she »ITer« at the very 1» tho first * 6 departure. The following SPf.KNDID CLOTH (MO. in the building lately occupied by the Misses Megear, lowest City Prices, (hill and examine her stock be­ SPLENDID CLOTH1MI. Railroad. verse : fore purchasing elsewhere. dcc2l ’70 Refitted and Enlarged ! ■paeisllr prepsr.d for th. pre­ my31 if ADAMS MAHOOD. OPPOSITE FOXWELL’S HOTEL. hen you see a little fellow-mortal, I nant *<‘a*uii'« wwar. which i. ithout fixed and fearless vi now bains off.ruU at Her stock is all new. ami euiisisls of The undersigned having removed their place of GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. business takes pleasure in iiitornniig Ihier friends and 1! GRKATLY KEÜOCED PRICES. J\. CAR rx A VALUABLE FARM •bWtiKOO the skirts of other«, the public that they have taken Ihe store VV. deterrainej toetenroot Il KV AT p »•king in their cast-elf shoes, nur «orpin, «tack, aud ofist GEORGE VICKERS and H. W VICKERS have Bowing l°w to wealth or favor, purchsi.r. th» Spring Dres* Goods, Calicoes, Muslin*. Ralmorals ON COMMERCE STREET GREATEST INDUCEMENTS unileil lor the Practice ofthe l.aw, in Kent Hoop Skirt*, Lilies' Hose. C< rsels. ami a large as PRIVATE SALE. ith abject, uncovered head, In e«nuine liararainii i_.of Firftt- and t^neeii Aiiiies Counties, , under the «ortmenl of iiiisi-ollniiA Mis arliele*. ItSr Will sell ai One door Kasf «>1 Mam St.. elaft« «ood«. at «xuoudincly I» firraol GEORGE VICKERS & SON. Thr Kiihftcrihcr hereby oller« »nd will »ell. a Valua­ ur-u- to re,raet or waver, Price*. Pbilailelphia Prices, Exclusively for CASH. (immediately adjoining itie Temper Building, on Ihe VV >i mg to be drove or led ; NOW IS THE TIME FOR REAL BARGAINS AT Cheslerlown, Md.. July 1st 1871. 19 3m Call and examine foryourse ves. ble Karin lor n reaeonable price, and on very easy DENNETT Ac CM).'».. term«, lo a responsible pun baser Corner) which ha« iwen constderahly enlarged and 'J'filk yourself with firmer bearing, TOWER IIALL. C. M. COLLINS. i The Kann lies directly upon Ihe division line be- elegaiiily lilted up, e?- per ml I y lor Ihe „ lf . 4 No. 51« MARKET STREET, J urow your moral shoulders back, Half-war between Fifth and .Sixth etrewU. Clerk Wanted, Mri.C. tJflo informs her friend» that she has com tween Delaware and Maryland; principally in i^.ieen «allow your spine ha* nerve and marrow julrts Philadelphia. To latrn the Mercantile Business in this town, from menced ihe DKKSS- M AKING business. mb8 Anne’s Counly, of ihe lauer Slate, about 4 mile» from Merchant Tailoring dust the thing which his must lack. 14 lo 16 years of age. Apply at ------I Millington, .5 from Sudlersville.fi Iroin Kenton and T FR.ALAJV3D, j 12 miles from Smyrna; it is within a lew mile* otlwo and Fine Clothing Business. We have plenty of room, July 19th. 1871.—tf THIS OFFICE. plenty of light au>l a very large slock of A \\ ashington paper says that a few evon- THE MARKETS, __ * working railroads, which connect with the Delaware Wh»**!, rwl. new...... • 1 231 Beans, per bu«h.... 83 00 Eîorrujav Hook Beach K«llroail. and IS III a good and rapidly improving •KS ae? of the most noted women suffra­ •• white...... 1 50 Potatoes per bn« ■ J rv u vl 'J neighborhood. Fleur, |H:r hhl. fr’m wjrn 875lJ4i<1e riM’Ht, peril)...... PHOTOGRAPHIC. Ready-made Clothing, gists of that city, with their husbands, went Corn, white, now...... 631 Lard...... 14 EIYOCII SPRUAiYCE, j Tlie Irael adjoins lands of Major Black, John (Bark, ï- _ * I James (JneKstmil. and others, and tonlains about 280 For Tie« am! Ktu.vs. o a restaurant and asked for oysters. The *• yellow, now...... 63! Mam«...... ï - Corn Meal 90 Sweet l’otaioe«, per i*«« 7-1 I Kill Klr.IOK. Acre«, ol which, 100 acres are W»,o»lland. The hri'Pnetor invited them into a private room, Rye...... 75j Hotter...... in© isib&u&p I cleired land is inn stale ol good improvement, ami The elogani’o and variety is tar beyond anything which they declined, saying. “Oh, no! we Oat«...... 45 i F.gtfH. per *hen they called for four glass- K»v. Crru* Hunlington, Mr. Henry Mctirid» and Hi** Annie PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOMINIATURES at very low figure* FOR THE C-lSH. In » adapled to the growth ol Fruits as well as ot Gram ari,A drank them down as though they Wheatley, both of Dover. AN» SAW MILL FOR SALE, d been used to oysters art»! ale. PKATT—COVEY.—On the Jth of July, at St. Paul* M. E. and grass. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, Chuich, by tho H»v. Wm. H. McForlane, Jacob Pratt, E**., of Forrotypen, On REASONABLE TERMS, with Portable Steam ! GEO. \V. CUMMINS. we have almost an> thing that may be desired of the Smyrna, Del., June 1st, 1871.—76m Wyo Mills. Queen Anna's co„ Md., and Mi*t Annie Covoy, of In the best sly le of the Art. Alsu, Engine of 13 or 15-Horse-Power. Apply lo newest and heat pattern*. j \ Suter-in-Law of Mrs. Wharton, the a' Talbot «»., Md., Come and see n*. Kr Open from 7 o’olock in Ri« Frame*, Picture Cord, SA.ML. CATTS, : ged Baltimore poisoner, writes a private let- morning till 9 o’clock in (he evening. STEREOSCOPES, STEREOGRAPHS, &c. July 1 S-tP Smyrna, Del. | 1871. SUMMER. 1871. r to a gentleman in Washington, in which DEATHS. Admission Free—Egress as reasonable as can be Having had many years experience, he thinks he J. HFMtV JFFFFICSO\, obtained elsewhere. ® that she knows Mrs. Wharton poi- F ARSON.—In Ch.«tertflwu, Md.. July Md Fl.ren«« Train, ouly e«n give aalialaclion lo all who may favor him with WANTED, I« now jirepnred lo oiler to tho public a large and I™. ”er i waiter’s ) husband an»l child child of Samu.l V. and ».Il V. Fa-.e«r. Huston papers report. will bo «old at Philadelphia price«. i Constable’s Blanks for sale at this office.

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