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Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
PENINSULA AFFAIRS.

DRowNED.--William Price, ofSmyrna, Del,
was drowned about 0 O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing at Catharme street wharf, Philadelphia
lie had been OH board the tow boat Wyoming |
to see friend, and in coming ashore he fell be-
tween the boat and the wharf, and was drowned
before any assistance could be rendered. The
body was not recovered.
OE5~ The fortifcation bill which passed the
House, OH the oath of July, contained all appro-
priation of $50,O00, for Fort Delaware.
DRowNEO.--We are panied to announce
most fatal accident which happened OH Sunday
last:-Four young gentleman Messrs. Chas. }.
b. Mitchell, Philemon Harrison, BOrdley Wright,
and Lawrence Browne, went out in a sail boat
in Queenstown Creek during fresh gale OF
wind "a sudden flaw struck the Loaf and cap
sized her, throwing the whole patty into the
creek, all of whom succeeded in clIming to the
boat except Mr.. Browne, who was drowned
before assistance could reach him. The untor-
tunate young man was about 10 years Of age,
and was son of Mr. Chas. c. Browne, a native
of this county but at this time u resident OF
Baltimore. The young man came from Baltl-
more the day before, on visit to see his friends
and relations in this county, in anticipation OF
of pleasure, but alas! he is now i.eless corpse.
Ills body was not recovered until yesterday
afternoon.-CentreuiHe Times.
Remember the Sabbath day to keep it ho-
ly."
CoNsEcRATED.-Theo old Wye protestant Epis.
copaD Church, near Wye Mills, was consecra
ted on Wednesday last, Right Rev. Bishop
Whittingham officiating. A large number o
persons from this and the neighboring countie
| fHr
| Times.
AccIDEHT.-A colored man, named Morris
while feeding threShing machine. GU Saturda
last, tor Ephram Beaston, of ST. Georges Hun
dred, had one of his arms taken off above tn
elbow. lie was conveyed to the Aims Hous
but expired about 3 O'Clock on Sunday morning
t--RcpuLlican.
! CAxP-MEETISG.-There will be Camp
Meeting at Lambs School. House, near Days
boro Commencing next Frday.-SuSSer NcO'
or Camp Meeting of the Methodist EpscC
pal Church will commence at Beckwith's,
miles from Cambridge, in this county on ne2
Monday, the 9TH inst.-Odmbridge Chronicl
SOLD-The new steamer Kent, has bee
sold by Capt. Sturgeon, to a company in Sea
fore, Del, for about $2S,000.-Kent NeOs.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

POWDER MILL ExPLOsIoN.-One of the
powder mills of Mr.. John p. Gareschee, one
mile and half from Wilmington, exploded on
Saturday evening, about half-past seven o. clock
There were three distinct xplosions-caused
by the mill being divided into SO many different
compartment. Jas. Lynch. the watchmun, was
killed, and JAS. Cannon, the engineer, slightly
wounded. We are informed by several per-
sons, of this place, that they distinctly heard
the reports. 80 -.. .c.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

FRUTr.-Water-melOns, apples and peaches,
are becoming quite plentiful in our market
What is better than nice, ripe, cool melon,
when the thermometer is 90 deg, and rising,
hey! Peaches are selling at one dollar per
basket, and rGre-ripe at that The crop is
very variable. Mr.. b. Benson says, his orchard
Is full-fdll enough: as many as the trees can
bear UP under. Others, who have always had
enough and to spare" say they will have to
"go begging" The crop in this region will
be about half or two-third one.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Colorcd window GLASS.
NJ MOW RRAV g, 90 ~

- W : QtIO " DIM q OU.,
South West corner Tenth and fIuntsr klreess ,,,l,
respectfully insne the attention OF Merehanls I
cTs aud others the beautiful variety of w,,.k mr.,
duceu their establish lnen cons istine Of SRA
WlNDoN GLASS. suitable lUr Hotels Sa u.,ns ,,,,h
iie and private buildings; Churched Oruana,,,aI
tbules. Balcony. Piazza and Staircase Wind',,,s
Also. Lead Sash and stained Glars for CLnT'sss
Scriptnral Figures and Altar pieces "a
ed up 10 order, and furnished in any part of lhe I
Ftocked. enameleJ and matted aecorative C,,r,sa,
Window Glass executed IN Gotuie and ull,ef !, r.I,
ufa ST. les, aud cumpeieEI wUrkmen sem 10 amy ~, :,
swGred. f'9 "a''
y, Ban Agent waited for this place. g
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Marrow EscApE-Mr. Joseph C. rOurocres

NARROW EscAPE-Mr. Joseph C. Fouracres,
made very narrow escape with his life, on
Saturday last, at Iimtown, near Smyrna. In
attempting tojump from wagon mis- footcaught
in the check rein, throwing him under the
wheel, which ran along his side, tearing all the
clothes away. but just grazing the skin. 1t is
astonishing that his arm was not crushed
The wheel ran along it, cutting the clothes off
like pair of shears. "aa...
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
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Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

ADVANTAGES OF JAPAN TO THE UNITEn STATES.
Japan, with whom We now have treaty Is
on our way to China; whereas, the Englsh
French and Dutch, who usually double the
Cape of Good Hope, will have to go out OF their
way to trade with her. The coal depot which
we have right to establish i'll one ofthe Islands
V i'll be more valuable to our Shanghai and other
lines of steamers to China. than it can ever
prove to any other people in Christendom.--N. \.
Y ETpresS.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS =
and MasOns.

PROPOSALS will be received by the sub
scribers, for BUILDING Brick M. e
Church, 40 by so feet in this place, and fur
nishing materials for the same The whole
contract taken by one person preferred. Place
and specifications can be seen by calling on the
Subscribers. IL is desirable that all Proposals
should be handed in by the 4th OF July next,
when they viii be opened. - ssea SsW dn
1ips3 aEDWARDI LORD, "A IA .as.. n,
FRISBY b. CLARK, Comm,ttea
Ut. VAN BURKAL0W, \
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

AN ANCIENT MAINE LAw.--Among the an
cient Germans some two thousand years ago,
there was a tribe or nation called the Suevians,
who would not suffer wine to be brought into
labor. s.st ii -s s.. ,.,. ..t
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

MODEST MERIr.-In Benton's Thirty Years
View," is an anecdotc Of Lafayette, that on ap-
preaching New York, he made the unsophistI-
Gated inquiry whether his servant would br
able to find "a hack at the pier to convey his
party to the hotel, so little did he anticipate
the national pageant which anxiously awaited
his landing. f
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

TESrERAscE MASS MREuSG.--Don't forget
the "harvest home " to be held tomorrow at
Prntt's Branch, in this county. Preparations
have been made for an interesting day. Mr..
Charlton, from Wilmington, is engaged to be
there, besides several other speakers of ability.
Come out all--ffiends or not friends to the
cause---and hear the principles set forth which
are, and should be interesting to every lover Of
bis country. The meeting win be held OH the
pic mic plan. All who know the hospitality of
Ksat county need not fear going dinnerless.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Communications.
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Wilmington Classical Institute,
Mantua, near Wilmington, Del.

Mr.. EDITOR The above noble Institution
is in ruins; it was destroyed by fire on the at.
ternoon of the 4th of July, whilst the Principal,
the Rev. Samuel M. Gayley, was at Media,
assisting in the service of laying the corner
stone of the Presbyterian Church, about to be
erected there for the Rev, ]. B. Dales, oil Ches-
ter Mr.. Gayley' very extensive and valuable
library was happily saved, through the eXcr-
tions of the fremen and citizens of Whining
ton. The furniture was much damaged by
water. believe the building was partially
insured. No building in the neighborhood be-
ing suitable for his purposes, the duties of the
Institute will be suspended for the present, but
it is to be hoped, that ere long they will be
resumed, as we can i'll spare an Institution, the
thoroughness of whose education has long been
Characteristic Mr.. Gayley is one of the most
sound and thorough teachers in the country; in
every department he has few superiors. His
pupils are scattered throughout this great Re
public-as ministers of Christ, se..ators, physi
clans, lawyers, &c.,-all of whom will sympa
thse with our beloved teacher and his famll,
when they hear of the desolation of Mantua
connected as it is with hallowed association
and school-bOy days of yore.
An OLD STUDENT.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

THE CRoPs OF IILISoIs.-AccOunts from
Northern Illinois, state that all the various crops
in that section promise an almost unprcGedent-
ed yield. The number Of acres ofwheat sowcd
is one third larger than last year, and the yield
bids fair to surpass the usual yield by an aver
age offrom three to five bushel per acre. Oats
are luxuriant, and Iorn is thrifty.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
GeOrgc SOgt.

,-,gE-.-,..--.- n 1AN.FACTURER OF PIANOS.
g;;t-J5-t'Esss vi M. I4S ARCH street. beIM cen
U " \ u Sixth and Sex eInl streets, souah sldr. .
+, PhlIdelphia. .s
Also, Lraer IN, AMI lml'Urler Of Music and MISICAl.
NJ, INSTRUMENTS. NiolIn and Guitar STrlf,e,, 4,
Y 1sF and Musical Meiclauule srI.eFaiS n LOIea.c
NtSSS and retail.
fl1c mIsI ellpice selections of all the newest
Foreign and American Music constantly on haIId
and orders may be sent b. mail uIcrw Isr IN iuI
assurances Thai they MIL receive pr 'npt anehtien
. lulv 2i. 5I-3In
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Dl Z: ID

On Friday the 2lst ult., Mr.. Robert Palma
tory, of Duck Greek Hundred, in tie 47th year
Of his age. .l -l 4.-s e.r ..-
[Obituary next week.
At his residence in Duck Creek Hundred,
Mr.. Charles Cowgirl, son of the late John Cow
gill, in the SD year Of his age.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

SEafoUs occURREScE.-O Saturday after
noon last, as a son of Mr.. Emory Temple, of
this place, aged about ten years, was walking
behind horse, he struck him upon the hind leg,
which caused the horse to kick, and, in so do
ing, he struck the little fellow on the side of
the head with his foot, rendering him insensible
for several hours. lie still lies in a critical
condi;ien. DIR. Daniels is in attendance.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

OF Courting in the country is altogether a
different institution from the city artlcle.-ln
the former place you get rosy lips, sweet cider
johnny cake, and girls made By nature; and, in
the latter, collection Ofstarch phrases, formal
manners, fine silk, great jewelry and girls got
up Secundum artcm. Always take the rural
districts when you want to get u good style OF
calico.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

RUSAwAY.--While Mr.. John Lockwood, Of
Hazletteviile, was about leaving this town on
Saturday last his horse became frightened
ran into a side post, and tore the carriage to
pieces, leaving the front wheels attached to
hira, which were disengaged by his running
into another post. The horse was arrested be-
fore he got out of town.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

New YoRK TEMPgaANcEC CoNvEx11ox.--The
Committee appointed by the State Temperance
Society, at the last session in Albany, in con-
junction with committees from the two grand
divisinos of the Sons of Temperance of the
State, have issued a call for State Convention
to take place ut Auburn, September 9th.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

0E- Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine, for
June; reprint of Leonard Scott & CO., New
York. This is a work Of Worldwide reputa-
ton. The present is favorable time for new
Subscribers to commence--Juiy beginning
new volume. This is one of the oldest and best
paironized magazines in Great Britain. The
articles are forcibly written. Terms $500 per
annum. rr
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

o. A writer in the German Democrat state
that when Cortez landed in lower California,
on his tour of discovery, he found the weather
so excccdingl warm that he called the country
Calidd fornar-Ilatin for hot fnrDaca-and
these words were abbreviated to California.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

A GREAT CHANGE--There have been about
500 appointments in the Consolidated Police
Department, and out of all the original number
of the Police thcre are, it is said, but nin~tecn
remaining. This is great change, and shows
the cups and DOWNS" of political life. But 1t
could not be expected otherwise, for the decree
has gone forth that Americans must and will
rule America. ."-PhilG. Sun.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

PuTNAnI's MAaAzrSE.-Th This number for
August has already been received. Among the
many articles of interest are The Smithsonian
Institute, Spiritual Materialism, The Lightning
Rod Man, West Point Cadet Life. AL the
articles are interesting, and those who buy il
get the worth Of their money. The terms are
$500 per annum--in the year containing som'
twelve or fourteen hundred pages of most valu
able reading matter. '~'r
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

CAMP MEETrNo.--The Camp Meeting, on
the old ground in the woods of the Messrs.
Cooper, near Red Lion, will commence on
Tuesday next, the 9th of August The mana
gers viii be on the ground on the previous
Friday to select places for those wishing to
erect tents. The encampment at this place d
usually the largest of any in the Union.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

or We understand that, on Tuesday last,
Hatton Hann,im, of East Bradford, cat his leg
severely, though not dangerously, with grain
cradle - Westcr Chester Je6ersoniaa. \.
Wonder why he didn't use the scythes We
have horrid idea Of cradles-they're danger
Gus things!
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
IMPROVED
Super Phosphate of Lime

From Guy Chemical and Union Work ma. =
The most improved atIcles. AMI very s0perior &
Prepared ANlif DRirE tMANUR.s made az, a..
lower than Guano. and iuiy equal ,he a'usn
trial t-''Su nefe ter
ties, lor sale by ~'' f"ah'i-'
~. -. JOHN l.. PoMEROY, ssssaaa
~ South Wharves 81 door above Ches;,.., :,
July 26, '5i.3m. .,..,,l - .>a's'~ s'~
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

WARM WEArHER.-It is "orfhl" hot
:, 1t think of II! Here we have to sit, driving
nlb," while the thermometer is standing
at Eo degrees, and the big drops of sweat roll
ing dcys& our face like tears down the cheek of
motherless calf 1t is really too hot to write
a Paragraph ON the weather! ..... .
While penning this, we were honored with
visit by several ladies. Our "devil l"-polite
gentleman-showed them the place that prn-
ters significantly call shell" Horrifed at
finding any place hotter than they had previous
ly found, they made a precipitate erit-tbe
silken folds leaving the air in such pleasant
commotion, we haven't felt it's warm since.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

or We wish our friend who brought us
those delicious apples, the other day, would
"drop in" again soon. w. are pretty good
judges of good apples" though we say it
ourselves" If you don't believe it, try us!
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

CANA camp-meesing to be held at the
old ground at Pratts Branch, will commence OF
Friday, August 18th.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
LOST

LOST st@~
ON Sunday last, Oh the road leading from
Bethel VI. +. Church to Smyrna, Il Black
Waterei Six MANTILl.A, trimmed with Lace
about one-tourth OF yard wide. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
Mr.. b. BENsoY, Smyrna,
ROSETTA FORD.
August B. 1854. -a
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
MI A R r 1 z ID,

James Raughley, of Queen AIMS county, Md,
to Miss Hannah Robinson, of Cecil county.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

o." 4 Post Office has been established at
Fieldsboro, in Appoquinimink Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Corespoadenee Of The Smyrna Times.
Lxwzs, July, 1864.

-ss Lxwzs, July, 1864
Ma. EpIToR I'VE do not wish to fiatter so
susceptible writer as our friend /" Brevity I"
appears 10 be, butwe can but give him credit
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02

Txx DEDICATION Remember, next Sunday
- the day on which the new and elegantly
bsilt Church, Bethel--situated about five miles
from snyrna--is to be dedicated. All persons
are solicited to attend. and as they wish 70 pre-.
seat this Church u % free oferingD those with
sss "roady rhinc,v are particularly invited
.H who have ever heard Bishop Waugh will
want to hear him again, and those who have
Lot, will lastingly regret it If they do not 90.
TAIL Oars Dr. William Mex. Taylor, near
rLckiston'ss< x Roads, brought several stocks
q Oats into our Office yesterday, raised by
h.aaself measuring five feet eleven and o half
i.iches. Rather hard to get oven.
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n the 10Th dayof February, A.. i. 1854, be-
" tween the honrs Of ton O'Clock A.. M. and
fouro'olock ?, III, attic solth door oftLc Court
House, IN the town OF Atltland, County Of Ash.
land and State ofOhio, will be sold 20 tho higlc 4
bidier, he blowing Teal Estaic, as tho proper
" ofIsaiab Grouse, deceased, to wit, Situatc in
sid Ashland County, aud 4" being in tholnorth-
east corner Of the south. east quarter, of section
twenty eight, Township twenly-lhiee, and range
sixteen. and being eleven ipercbes from north 10
south, and about GFty perches from east to west,
continuing iour acres, one rod and ten porches;
excepting a part Of tho cast end sold and decided
by john FIuke TO Christian Rugh, aud likewise a
q strip supposed to he sixteen feet, more or less,
clcar'along the south side Of said LOTT subject TO
and oucumbered by the Widows dover, ofeight
cen dollars ODE paid to. her annually during her
naiu. al life, the irst payment 10 bo made on the
Isl day Of July, 1851, and annually on tho first
day Of Japnaty thereafter, Appraised az Sos 90.
Terms ofSalc:- onct ird cash in hand. one third
in one year, and the residue in Two years. with
idtcresl from the day Of salcj back payments TO be
stcured by a mortgage on the PROMISES.
MARTIN WOLF,
Mln-r Of Isaiah Grouse, decd.
JANUARY 10Th, 1854. 4w3t
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pEtL, Es Nj. uGNRY SAGE to Miss. ELIZA
'ShMMRlls, uit or0tanso rP., Ashlahd county.
On 'he3l inst, by the nog. s. Rrrz Mr.. DAN
lRLGi0SscuP to Miss ISABEL IYALL.
On the 9th inst, by JAcoH FAT Esq, Mr..
JONATHAN BuZlhRD 10 Miss MARGARET
sfR0usE, ofOranse. elso Ssh.
On tho loth inst, by tho nov ArsriN coLraAN,
atthe Sampsel House, il Ash and, Mr.. JAMES
ALbEnfs0N y Miss SUSAN B0WLBY, both
OF Orange Township, Ashland county, ONO.
Atthe McNully House, on tho ;erli inst, by
Rev hCLJl II. CHuBB, Mr.. ISAAC Any, to
Miss SARAH J. CLUGSraN. both OF MiAlin
Township, Ashland CouAiy. Ohio ti4l.F
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SnERlFF'S SALE.

John Thompson, In Ashland Com. Pleas
.al,f rs. ana in District Court
Solomon MarkIc, den. >Hiihin and for the coun.
~, Fa'-ys PHI. for ~ Of Ashland.
costa. IS -
ID virtue oftwo executions duly issued against
I'D the above named Plaintiff, one Tor costs in
Court of Common Pleas, the olhor for costs in
the District Court wlthin aud for tho county OF
Ashland and State of Ohio, to me directed, | will
expose to Public Sale, on the promises OF Nicho-
las Fast, In Troy Township, in said comfy, on
Saturday, january asth, "A. D., 1854,
between the hoars Of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
o'cloekP. NJ. of said day, the following described
Cocoa and Ghattles, 10 wit; The Undivided intor-
est ofJohn Thompson oil land in hly-siEshoep now
in the possession Of said Nicholas Fast. The said
Fast is TO Keep SAID Sheep,untl shearing time in
tho year 1901, and to retain for keeping, tho Gu
iirc increase aRd all the wool except one pound
tor each shcep, leaving as the interest OF said
Thompson In said sheep, fIiy-siE sheep and tiIty-
Elk pounds OF vol. Also, On the sanc ddto, I
viii expose 10 Public Sale the undivided interest
ofJuhn Thompson of and In 'fliy!six sheep now
in the possession Of James Wright, in said Town.
ship, being the sumo interest US specified atove,
towit;- fiy-six sheep and Atty elk pounds %orwool,
20 be sold between the hours MS Aforesaid, on the
premises Of sab Wright, in said county OF Ash
Land ant, State ofOhio. Terms o~fSqle-oash.
I'D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, January ~ 1858, S@3Pts3
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EscArEoR SaFrn OBalrN. The Lin.
eriak Repotlf and Tiaaicatof Of Decem.
Der 10Th, contains Ne following gratifying
intelligence
We lave Just been handed a letter from
a highly respectable irisbmaib residents
Melbourne, giving full "details of,he escape
Of Smilh 0'Brien from the penal exile 10
which The British Government doomedhim,
and from which be his been released By
he courage and fidelity ola few Irish friends
in the colony, and The symPaIhizing aidOi
The commander Of an American tradiur
vessel which was ii Inc oilins 10 take him
away 10 lie frce shores Of, Columbia
There is nodonbl Whatever ofiie fact; anil
we need nct safe that we fel considerable
pleasure IN heiog the lirsl medium Of an.
npuneing it. The writer ol this lel,er was
one Of hosc who assisted Smith O'Bripn
in his escape. We may add that Smith
OBrlen was bound BY no parole.