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The daily union., 1854-10-20

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Cannse of Hours between Washington Baltimore
kN N ssiss:is d. -
IN and after Monday the trains will leave Baltimore o
Ie,p
On sundays at At, a. m. and 5, p. IN.
Will leave Washington Baltimore ai and os aud
op suniays at C, a. NJ, and s. p
Washington to Baltimore. ............ ........SI SO
DO ana return ........s....- .'...-.... w
Washington 10 AnpaI slis.,.-,.....- 6s
The round trip procured the
and good for the day upon which they issued
June 24-dn
SaIamandeP Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No 26 South Fourth street, Philadelphia
Pa date No. 80 Dock s'ree have hand large
OF their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF sAFgs
Bank vaults stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Water 6ers and letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole Butervor Beitioys yae Jones' and Hall =
patent powder proof hank locks. Please a call
Reference s made av p the hundreds who have
safes usc
IT, Maguder 7h street, pens.Ivania avenue, Washing
Farmers and M.shanics' Bank, fhiladephaa
United States Arsenal, s in California 5 in Philadelphia
United states Appraisers OAbce Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rsioad Company, Philadelphia safes,
Philadelphia, wilmington, and Raltmore Ralroad Company,
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son, Losomotve Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. f. Wood Fogs Pennsylvania avenue sh ana 9th
Streets Washington C authorized receive
make sales Of the above.
May s-9swiy EvANs WATSON.
The daily union., 1854-10-20
University of LC

Aug I6-lawtSepl2
The daily union., 1854-10-20

RENSSELAER, POLtTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
ESIGNED comprehensive and thorough education of
aud civil including railway, hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers
Annual Register full Information respect
ing the institute, apply to -. -
d. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director &c II. 2. l.,
Aug i5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
The daily union., 1854-10-20

NEW York, May 2d, Is53-The undersigned has this day
IN opened AZ William street, Exchange
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
Bank mining railroad STATE and city
securities bought and sold
Propssory bills exchange and Ionns negotiated.
Io-dp EMANUEL. u. HART.
The daily union., 1854-10-20

President Of Inventors Protective National unio
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
B R VTTIES.

NI- Wild Maggie, of /" Hot Corn" momorv
Is now pupil in Miss Leavitt's Sem;nor!.
West Stockbrdge, Mass. "'''"'! ;
UII-' Keep Cool--To do this effac,uou,,
mount straw hat, sit on a bellows and -,
lclcles till it rains ""u S''ck
" lOO,OOO,00O oranges are sold in Iordon
annually. III A'oliuoh
OST Liberality and generosity of feeI;ro oro
ulle sHrest tests OF a gentleman.
~ Young America" paper to ho do,o
tod' II is sald' to the special interests of SEM
tor Douglas and his Nebraska bill, has inst ho"n
commenced, at Chicago '''' "eeii
w 1t Is stated that the Emperor Of Franco
has offered Lieut. Bonaparte, of Baltimoro a,''e :
commission IN the French army.
" Dysentery still continues n nror., ::
rrInce n Georges county, Md, and is quite fatal
w An lrishman's description of ma linz
canhon--' Take long hole and pour hrssa
t| The wheat crop is said To be n e,n.,..
''iIs G,4'e season. :. IN RIchland county. Ohio
V2 1t Is too hot to write long o.,;o,o.
Ideas no sooner drop on paper than tbev ",oI,
'ihc SLICK OF candy in n boys month '
w Inc present time, and each f6r b;,nso,e
see the device Of the times. The f,,,,ra ~;
ilVhg Tor another see that which should ,;I %'p
to adopt. SHOULD wish
W 1t has been written, "put not vo,r ,r,.,
~ princes" For princes you should now aLJam ,Ius
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

MAINE Law LEAGUE.-The deleoates Of the
Maine Law League Convention metetpo1I ION
on Thursday last A. Shannon was annointed
president Wm Bowman, yice-president' and f.
Mortimer Bye, secretary. The names wero
called, and all the hundreds were renrosentod
except Appoquinimink VIM. R. Smith and
rusey Wilson, then addressed the meeting on
'he Importance of nominating reliable men
II resolution was passed that the delegates from
each hundred procure number of Maine Tow
traetS Tor distribution. Theresolution in rofor
enoe 10 tne nomination of an independent ticket
was warmly debated, and finally, thew agreed
10 appoint committee of three to interrooato
'ne candidates. A number of names were tbon
present to the Convention as candidates for ,ho
dlnerent Offices. The committee anno;r,sa -
question the candidates were, Edward Tatnall
or' AhoS' Titus and E. Mortimer Bve. The
loiiOwlng is the interrogatory propounded to
candidates: "Will you, if elected to tho office
lor which you are put in nomination uso ouou,
n0"oraole effort to procure the enactment and
execution OF a Prohibitory Liquor Law similar
IN getall to that of Maine, and containino nro-
VISIONS adequate to the complete supnrossion 90
the traffic in intOxicatiugdrinks. Thew tran
r, kesT1'Ted, That we adjourn to meet IN tho
W;it ilail' corner of Fourth and Kinn stroetS
=" iiuin'gton, on Thursday, the Sd of Angnst rs'
"e&t' TO complete our nominations.
We subjoin the following remarkp uDoa tho
SUBJECT from the Republican;
1t will pc seen that they adjourned to moo, IN
thiS say on Thursday week, fer the ,,nsnoa, 81
making nominations. This NAV be ali r;cIt
Out we do not see the necessity OF sucb nrec7n;
tate action. 1t would have been mucb bottnr
had the adjournment been to a Infer nar;'J 1ut'''
we say this, not as Whig, nor because wc
wlsh inc wing party to be be"eGtdd thereby.
ou' we SPEAK OF It as practical, business man
VINO wishes the cause of Temperance to nros,
per. II there are mOyements p0ino forw,rd
tiiat we cannot comprehend or understand
lhDSe a9tlVe IN bringing about this rpsuIt sbouIJ
ehllghten us. If the object of adjournment was
10 prevent embarrassment in any Quarter. cor.
Lalnly the cause would not have bccn ininred
rom the delay OF a month or moro The ola
iuolatlon OF "sotty and SLOW. they stnmble
VINO run FAST" shOpid have had more weight
wa do not wish however, to Quarrel with ,bo
league men, We have found that some ori
+, heih are more Il!lberal than those whom thew
iehounce as unft to live. 1t would be good
hlhg II they would cast the beam out of their
'"n eye, before they undertake the task of rc- !
moving I1e mote from that of their brpthers.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

CoPF De SoLETt.--op ThpFsday last young
man named McCool, near the Head of Sassafras,
whilst engaged in stacking wheat, was over.
powered by the heat, took drink of water. and
IN fifteen minutes was corpse,
ANeTHER-MF William Jones, near Black
oird' on the same day,while beating off corn un-
der the fullrays9f the un,was prostrated md at
last accounts was still lying in gH insensbe
and very critical condition, DR.. Moore was
called in.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
Correspondence Of the Smyrnn Times.
Education in the Town of SMYRNA.

"THERE is that scattereth. and vet increas-
eth; and there is that withholdeth more than is
meet but 1t tendeth to poverty. Prov. xiv,
The truth of the foregoing passage of Scrip
ture is frequently made manifest, and is now
being illustrated in our want of educational
advantages in the Town of Smyrna; our with
holding Is tending to poverty, and iudicious
scattering would surely tend to increase. In
my last spoke of the money that was sent
atody from the town, for purposes of education:
let us now glance at the amount of money that
suitable means of education would bring into
the town. Perhaps this can best be made
manlfestby reference to other towns which are
blessed with these advantages. The city of
wilmington owes no small share of its prosperi-
ty to its facilities for education, and the pros
perlty OF Newark is very greatly dependent
upon similar means. Now, why should the
Town OF Smyrna be behind these places in this
respect with much wider range of country
'Outary to it, country rapidly improving
and constantly augmenting its resources -
why should we not aspire to supply that coun
try thus tributary, with the means Of ipteIiea.
tual improvement! Shall we be only anxious
to buy their grain and supply them with goods,
leaving them dependent upon other places for
the means of educating their children! Nav
we not lind GlOrll aHd intellectual culture as
honorable and profitable as material trade -
How m1nltest would be the increase in tho
business OF the town if such ADVANTAGES wero
ofercd as to bring even one hundred voutbs
from distance to be educated here The
'hoHe! expended by thea f,r board, tuition.
&C, would not be less thrn $4,000: and na-
rents and guardians being thereby inducnd
more frequently to visit the town, would. in adj !
dltlon' eNPcnd large amount of money ,nnu- !
ally Such advantages you'd be a rr,.at in
duceW6nt for persons to settle in the town. and
would doubtless materially increase the popu. |
IatIon and the qnount of business. Arain
how great the advantage of snch institutions
IN scattering intelligence among our citizens
IN raising the standard of literary tasto and
acqulreminhts! If we would enjoy the high
oegree OF prosperity which our position and
natural advantages give us u right TO enjoy. If
can only be done by an intelligent discharge Of
a" the duties doVplving upon us, and the pro-
per cultivation of all the powers with which
we are endowed. Man must not be reoardod
as mere animal whose energies are to be tax
ed as we tax the physical energies of the beast
OF burden, hut his moral and intellectual nature
must both be cultivated; and the man, or the
community which loses sight of this, and looks
only to the requirement of wealth. has mis-
taken the road to real happiness and honor.
IN my next communication | propose to say
something of the advantages likely to result
rom union of the School Districts in tbo
own' and remoddclling of our entire system
If primary instruction.
BESEDTcT
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

0T"The Middle States Medical Ref,rr,
CT, Tor the present month, has been laid on our
table 1t is neat pamphlet spiritedlv edited
and strong advocate of " Innocuous Mcdic,.
llon. DOCTORS disagree as much as politicians
Which system are we to adopt, We shall
carefully avoid both so long as we can, but
when we do get sick, we certainly do not want
too much harmless medicine emptied into Ms
but that which will reach the seat of disease.
We believe, however, that their remedies arc
excellent for some diseases. J. S. Prettvman
& Phalemon John, NJ. D., Editors.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
CITIZENS OF DELAWARE.
w "a "a "a E7A &c
TO YOUR IssTERESTT

II IS am a' kIoN IoIgcd l:cl mn lI,-- 1,7,nIa,T;
ty, that CLOTHING is an Inal, ln.u.;,LIr 'r.
tIcle and. tbeFelafe, every one will have then,
hence the n~cessity Of gscrrlajnng where tb,.
best Goods can be bought fer he smallest
amouat OF money. The ,opls ar,. brrjnuir@
to wake up OH tins subject Glr<ny>. :. hay,.
mad DIRT thrown in my ,.y,~ lon. ,.,on,,h -
Another declares, that = IL is nut ..o:nu tn b..
licYe al! y: P%#'"- and 6ivs,iag G. in the.
SMUWG Yime>; Whil. another SAWS. ..whn,,
ne wants good SIT OF Clothes. l!,r Of Boot
or Shoes, or Hat, tiatorS, SHIRTS. Collars, Cra.
vat, Of anything in that line. he is oojnr rirt't
on to }; EATON q SONS. whore thew can
be D.. purchased cheaper than at any other cstab.
J GU can buy anything you want at rhiladcl,
PRla prices II }. EATON 4 son, Main St,
opposite the Bank. Smyrna. 80
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
Coiored Window es,.rs

so0,h w. MlWBRAY & co.
crs and otcr. ,"Ss W L the attention Of ereIas's
daecn al theis esabLsLm mem @ variety Of work pro-
I;c 'MnTM oa Glass. suitable for H",eGss .! STAINED
Stained private buldhga CLareS. saloons ns pgb;
buos Reo~v Pansons and Side LsSas 20, ys.
Also Lead Slsh ani sa;ns anu Staircase WindOws.-
ed nv ~ 'sares and Altar pieces ."r ehurher.
ted States N'"'shea In any parl of Ibe III;
~, flocked enameleL and mas,
window Glass executed IN a'ed 1n, decoratiSe Chasch
of the e p;c a"d Sompeeni worEmen .Sn, Se srrsc.
swered "' orders from distance promIsl, Su5! sn!
~, Ban Agent waa,ed Fl, ,h;.
July &c. '6i--3m eu 'or TINS place,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

BREADSTUrFs.-. The United Stats Economis.
thinks that though this year the breadth OF lnnS
sown IN wheat has been greatly increased. tbo
crop VIII not be an extensive one. In th,s
country various causes such as severe wiptor
fly, rust,&c., have conspircd to reduce the cron,
and probably the aggregate will not exceed
an average. In England the naSound SceJ
unfavorable Spring and weather, are supposed
also to cornteract the effect Of more EXTENSIVE
sowing; and in France similar causes opcrat..
10 prevent excess. In the South of Europe. on
the other hand abundance is looked for. TAX.
ing these facts INTO consideration, together with
lhe exhausted state of stock, very low prices
age looked for, even should the fears in rcI.t;a,'
to the harvest not be realized.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
. The Inncnstor urL;.

P+RTIEs.-The Lancaster Wing is responsi.
BILE for the following lit requires NO grent
discernment to see that parties no LONGER cx
ist. Wing and DEMOCRAT parties, with tbeir
distinctive principles have passed away. The
next election will show it. II is not worth the
trouble for small politicians to call conventions
and settle tickets They will be swept away
by the people like chaff ffbefore the wind. Even
in this strong county, It is doubtful ifa single
member OF the regular ticket will be elected.
Independent candidates, If good men, will be
preferred.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

INPRcvEMENF.-=Mr. Geo. w. Cummins is
erecting neat brick house on Commerce street.
IL feet front, and running 55 #. back, including
the kitchen. The example set by Mr.. Cummins,
we hope, will be followed by others. We have
had many frame houses built within the last
few years, and comparatively few BRICK. Brick
is sald to be nearly as cheap--is much more
durable--and, undoubtedly, greater ornament
to the town,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

CHOLERA PREvENTATIvE.-In New Orleans
large numbers of citizens it is said are act;nG
upon recent discovery by a celebrated French
Physician. (Dr Burq,) whereby cholera. II Is
said' is prevented by wearing band of sheet
copper three inches wide, and six inches long
around the neck or on the arm, as bracelets
Dr. Burg has, by investigation, discovered the
free from cholera -
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
S2ETDNA0 DIEhoa
WEDNESDAY, JULY ie, 1854.

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-" Wayside Flowers" !"
'" '"lntemperance," by Didymus, "Intemper-
ance;" the poetry, ."Where shall 1 die -
the letter from an '"!Qld Student" and "Jus-
ticia," all came to hand too late for insertion
in this paper. We have received several anon
ypous communications: all articles, we have
repeatedly said, must be accompanied with the
real name of the author, to insure attention.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
FRA NEGLEN FgOVS, ;;

0'e'iu' street, between Third and Fo|u.,
o,,, Philadelphia. '"'
81 I-iIR LAIRR RR IL; p PARKER, Of Ohio. ami 1,,,rs
we'll SHOWN and popaIsr S"":. have leased the
now Nc prepared to accommodate guests in ', ol ears
being i" ino@ m%@d,s G this house is snror to any other
oi the Banks, PubIr Offices, Pos, S1 as' I"
Tbe bo"" ahousseS start or all ,rts =" 'e fN
Will add much GpS'i%.'% !" Hr many mder 'mprovcmens H
a,r ~ all Tine he supplied with iRc hcs, ~ no tlhlSs
Your @ patrona" "aHAM tru the Travellers Idme s' 10
f'''O""se Is most respectfully solicited ,'A'
July pc, '5I.2m 'iAEN " LAIRD,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

GOLD IN OHIO.-It is claimed that gold has
been discovered in Richmand county, Ohio
a gentleman from the gold district showed
the editor of the Sandusky Register. some
specimens of the shining ore, lately taken ont
OF the gulches near Bellville, which, it is said
have every appearance of being pure gold, and
1t is SO pronounced by scientific persons who
nave examined it. The quantities taken are
smali-S5 worth having been taken by two
persons in one day. '"0
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC
ResnarhalIc esmicli ,s.ri,,,

HSA'y ImPort"nt }ron, ,Eoropc -Erncuo,ioa
Of III" Principoi,iieS,
-, INC above is tn" l4tost news from Fnro,o
!, i Hc iat'@{ news IN Smyrna is, that NJ. STERN
Mann street, few doors below th. po.t ,,i'r
mas Just returned from the city, bringing wi,b
~ nm \ splendid stock OF R,ady-lnao. CI7tL,rr
Call soon '''''ii9
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

PhpAcH DEDIcATioN--on Sunday, August
V''l' He Retnel M. t. CaHrch will be dedicated
70 'ne service OF almighty God, with appropri-
a'e ceremonies BISHOP Waugh, of Baltimore,
will preach the dedicatory sermon at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ Other distinguished clergymen will be
present: The public is invited to attend.
THE papers published in the county please
copy.l
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
IMPROVED ia
e. super Phosphate of L,,,,.

ihe mos, ", Chemical and Union WORT, ,a.,,. q.
Preparea atlces and very suneros S's a"eF
HnaIiss HIu AMI an,M;h,YDiTTE MANURE: made aos, u.
lower than C,aa aa most superior. being very mnel
Dealers nm s4lo, aud fully equal the atien,ar :.
trial an Farmers i particularly called srs snoa .
Ties, Tor sale by - - 'afse or small quaint.
'a"@ 90 - : 1,a. JOHN L. PoMERoys-.
July 20. '54-3m. =" "Oo' ahove Chestnut 81
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

Know NorHlSas-It is currently reported
that this mysterious order of beings have. at
last, effected an organization in our town.
Some persons who pretend to know so,aetling
say, they number between fifty and hundred.
We know nothing" about it.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
GcOrGc Wort

c. III ANEnF;AGrrRER N !; &c ,,!; OF PIANOS,
IT VT1 Si,rb a,1 ' las ARCH street hplwee,,
Philadelphia. >''eF'S' south side.
NSo, & 7Galer XSr,, ~ H !nnnrisr Of Music ,p >,,s
y4l and and n. "a. MENrs Yolm and t:%i"r tar SFr,I 81,
~ and retail ''''N' generally. wholesale
roro;r, ~ lIie most choice selections or NJ, h.,
ond anu american Music are ~, ,G newest
assuTane~ ba' my be sent by mail or oiherwso q" N % D
July 26. '5i-3m GIVE pr hhh attention.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

MAHKETs.-New Wheat white, is selling
in our market at Sl.65; Red sl.6O; Oats, of
which there is good yield, is selling at 37A
cts. Early Potatoes are very much reduced in
price, and are now demanding only rs cts..-
Beef is selling at 10 and ~ cts, per lib.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

DIsGEAcEFUL.-T Tbqiaas Francis Meagber
one OF the editors of the Citizen, and James A.
McMaster, editor of the Freeman's JournaI
nave been arrested for street FIGHT in New
YORK: The difficulty arose from an article
winch appeared in the last number of the Free.
man. FeHeGting upon Mr.. Meagher's conduct
lrish blood, IN July, was too hot to stand this
ana, having provided himselfwith horse-wbin.
The oellgercnt editor attacked his literary onno.
nent at the corner of First avenue and Sixth
stFeet, so great was the vaIor of the MIGHTY
e%lle' That NcAlaster Fetreqtcd before his terri
oie onslaught. McMastcr was pretty well
whipped, and was knocked down insensIble-
Inc police coming up, both gentlemen were
mken before magistrate, but as the party n u.
grlVed' refused to make any complaint, oIpro-
ceedings were had, save that the mauistrat te
ned each IN the sum of $500 to be of rood he
haVlour: We are sorry that the case was moi
prosecuted, Such ruffianism is not an offence
against the party assaulted only, but is public
wrong ana disgrace which no member of socie-
" has a right to forgive, A community is only
safe when every Outrage, by whomsoeYer com.
mitted, Is promptly followed by the punishment
OF the offender. Mr.. Meagher should be TAUGHT
10 respect the laws of the country which affords
MN home, however much he may have disre-
gaFded those Of his Rwn land,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
BENEDICT.

JAPAN ANR THE Rum TRADE.-A cores.
Pondent OF the New York Tribune thinks tba Z,
extensive preparations will be made TO oncn tho
liquor trade " in Japan next year. as no bns;.
ness IN the world pays better, especially in .
new country. 1t is one, too, that is easily and
cheaply established, and, if we NAV credit tho
published accounts of the entertainments given
Oh BOARD our squadron, to the commissioners
ana their attendants, the way is pretty well
opened for the introduction of chamnaonc rnu.
punch and brandy-smashes into that conntrv
upon this the Ledger remarks: Truly. il
seems That # something be not done in this
matter u Japan may yet curse the day that Com
rerry nag rlrst appeared in its waters. II is
curious fact that the first evidences which
pagan countries receive Of civilization and
christianity are missionaries and whiskcy b,r.
reis' and they often go in the same ships The
morals OF trade are sadly below the Christian
STANDARD, and the mischicis which the latter in.
hlct by sending whiskey among the pcople 70
whom 1t is unknown, or with whom it is unused
must be great obstacle to the efforts to prona.
gate the principles Of pure religion among
them' bum, the curse of the world seems 10
destroy the moral sense of those who deal in
i. and nation will be debauched that a few
dealers may revcl in the profits of such iil-got-
ten wealth.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
M a r RED

NJ onsne m 10th instant, by the Rev. p N,nseo,,
Var oyoSk botI ~ N " wHIILecK to Miss Mary J.Sr
'HrL' p0th Of New Castle county, Del JANE
r. on the i2th inst, by the same. M n.
county, Del. 'fi'' ooth OF Kent
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

CAN'T BE BEAT.-A zig, grown in the garden
OF Mr. Benjamin Benson, of this town, was
brought into our office yesterday morning which
was' by far, the largest we ever saw. We were
shown another, from the same tree, which was
the size of large turkey-egg. We had the
curiosity to measure it, and found the measure
ment to be eight inches around it, and nine and
half across the stem. This country is out of
the question! We call upon Jerusalem, and
even 9Rr riyal in Asia Minor-smyrna-the
great fig market, to beat this.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
DI Z o.

co,,ntv nppolulnlmlnk hundred, New 60.
SO"isy; on Monday, nth inst, BrRSssn tMastle
year of his age. '" ''o"ertS' IN the 9th
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

Col George c. Wa~hin2ipp. tosinelv I ron.
rcscntatyc IN Congrr,@ from MyrvlaDi and r.
one time President Of The Chesapeake mi
Ohio canal, died i'll Washington citv, where I,' Lo
has resided for several years, on la.t Mondar
IN the Goth ycarofh his aye, after profrnct:f
illness. The deceased was relative Of tbr
great Washington, and man highly esteemed
Tor his elevated character public spirit and 50,
clal and generous qualities,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-Bv the
examination of catalogue which has been sent
U.S. we are much pleased to find this Institution
~ so prosperous condition. 1t has been
steadily Prospering under the supervision of the
Rev. Geo: LoQmis, the President. The Institu.
ton become sick under the hands of the Rev
Mr. Prettyman, and like to have died. but a
neY and more vigorous life has been infused
INTO IT. The old buildings were found to be
i''auequate' and' the present year, they have
erected large and commodious edifce 50 as
to accommodate more.
ny referring to the catalogue, we find thev
nave had N the acadcmical year, ending with
july I04 students. We would call the atten-
ton OF the people, on the Peninsula especially.
10 this Institute. Support your own schools
they above all others, Claim your patronage.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

MYsTERsOUs ELEcrIoN.-An election tooL
place in Chambersburg, last week, for a Town
Councilman The Wings and Democrats had
their regular candidates in the field. WI,
the votes were counted, however, a gentle;na"
who had not been known as a candidate ,..'.
discovered to have received nearly all the votrs
and was declared elected. The Whg canJ;.
date had % votes, the Dcmocrat %, and ,Ln
other fellow ll7. Nobody knew that the Iast
chap vas running. Indeed. it is said he didn't
know It himself Qaacr, isn't it!
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26

OF There are $50 on,nibuses in Paris.