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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11

MADAM MEYER HAS REMOvED TO 101 01v1u38
M avenue bst1ssn Twenty third sad Twssty.ls1
streets She continues TO tell past present sad f.tUo
events likewise marriages. jourAsys lawssts, busi.ss9
prospects, sickness, absent fsndA property lost sssa
Madam Meyer eonverses II Engsh, French AnA 0ssnAas
and give guarantee for her art atA4taa 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11

INST n geo yearly; Uecsry asd liquor store, Wet
msnufsetery Fulton strsst 81 600; hotel Jersey Csy
200 bar and disins saloon. South street. easPsntsrs
shop Thrt nth street; partasr wanted with o200 Ap
ply At 2os BY6aGwsy, room No. u, third aoer: -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11

AEORT0A0E1'e SALE AT THE GRAMERCY HOrEL
M Samuel Oseeod Auetiosesr 81 Nassau stresN will sell
81 auction Tuesdy July 6th the whole Of the elsgsnt
furniture contained u the orsnsrcy Hotel! corner Of
Broadway end Tventieth Fall
aavsrtisensnt. By order Of the MORTGAGES.
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ONLY sSo-INDEPENDENT LINE TO SAN FRAN.
other lineIsthmus crossed In few hours Only eleven
milea mule tavsl-1hs celebrated steamship NORTH
STAR, COO tons burthen, will leave New York
van ssturd.y AueaN a. O'Clock NJ, prsOi.sy,
with the and popular stesmship Yankee Blade 800
tons burthsn The books for these ocean now
following rates. 4 applied for before the goth JuyCAbin
steerase, SO. Apply to JAMES ~ CROSS No. Battery
Pace stairs For small sum passengers will be
rasua line.
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NIDGO's oAnD.M,-DQoas oPsu At III 70 60
IN 0Deoo - ess1-ok Tsks&s - I'll Daeea q - -
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4 Hre.s Ne. ~ srssAwsy. psrsrA svszs svs16
Doors epss st ]; 70 commence At esiseA-
This company he's esrnectioa with otkee
u. WOUD, Buassss MAaAsox.
CGOkGA CHhls TT, Sssgs Mannmk.
me enesrtainaents 70 cenclude With the nsv 49,
LEND HER DE SHAN MONEY
Don Cesar. .0ssrss ChaU
with rev crop osrtstn, scenery drssses uusis, -
CARD.Ceorxs Christv vel ksevp for sks lssk sUntO
years IL ocnneetior With Ethotisa hiestrssy saks1 g
method nfermins the psbiio that be has fernsa -
partpeTship With Mt aecry God VI Minstrel Han -
~ Broadway, st which place he will sypssr every es.e
akOk0R CHax0uI.
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E,oR sALE-TwO YEARS LEASE OF STORE Iii
Nassau street, the store TO let Apply the pre-
mises to Il. H. MORANGE, Attorney, No. Nassau st.
E,OR sAlE-THE LEASE AND MIXTURES OF LOT
and buildings suitable for OIL vsrnish, soap fac
tory locston the ferries; unsxprsd term Of lease
three years and half Apply ~ 2AS Fulton street
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11

NOR SALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF AN
old sstsbhsd oyster and dining saloon, the corasr
hundred dollars cash. The present occupant going to
Calfornis BY the next stfameT. This good chance
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

second offence, two dollars and costs, and con-
hnement, &c. A Rumometer, or some other
machine, viii have to be invented to tell when
a man is drunk. Is it when his tongue runs
fast, his legs are Timber, or when he is down ia
the gutter We have already law upon our
statute books for the punishment of drunkards.
why will it not answer the same prrposet He
is in favor of license, and for what! To fitch
"the source of revenue from the many, and
place 1t in the tills of few, with license in
their possession, from the highest authority, to
murder his patron-vctim by "piece-meal.' In
the name of all that is great and good, where
is the right and justice OF such course
After all the arguments are brought together,
we find but one redeeming quality it has, that
Is It's use as tonic: If this is all, for Hea-
vens sake, let us torego it. Physicians of high
standing assert that IN every Case where alcohol
Is used, substitute equally beneficial can be
had. After all is said, we are driven IN tb;.
conclusion: appetite, as well as interest an,
principle, has controlling influence over US il
our Judgment.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

AMERICAN MEETING.--A Native American
Meeting was held in Wilmington on Thursday
evening. Phe speakers from Philadelphia
failing to attend, addresses were made BY Dr.
Barstow and VIM. R. Smith.
OLA prospectus for new paper to be- peb-
llshed In Dover, is circulated throughout the
country. Messrs ROBINSON and HARRINGTON
are the publishers Ii is said they desire four
hundred subscribers to start with.-Reporter.
OF On Wednesday last the Independent par
ty ofMurderkill Hundred, nominated JAMES w.
JESTER for Assessor, and BENJAMIN L. REED
for inspector.
The GREYTOwN AEFAIR.-The Jamaica wv.
~ Morning Journal takes high grounds about
he burning of Greytown. 1t says we must pay
apologize and submit to the British protec torate
OF Greytown or go to war.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY. New
York Daily Times says that the Queen of Eng.
land has ratified the reciprocity treaty, and has
sent an order to Canada for the immediate un-
restricted freedom ofthe fisheries
MILL DAM DEsTROYED.-The mill dam at
Bohemia owned by Mr.. Thomas Murphy, was
swept away by the rain of Sunday, which was
very heavy in that locality. Mr.. NJ. estimates
the cost OF repairing it at $500.
u" The most stupendous canal in the world
is one in China, which passes over two thous-
and miles, and to forty-one cities; it was COM
menced III the tenth century. A monster work
! of man.
! 0(1- The Governor of California states in his
message TO the Legislature. that the public
lands appropriated to educational purposes in
california amount to more than three and a
! half millions Of acres
! IL The crops of North Carolina promise to
! yield abundantly. The wheat harvest is sai
to have been large, and the cotton and tobacco
! crops look well.
! 81 y Crystal Palace is to be built at Naples
The King has approved the plan, and pointed
nut the Villa Rcac close to the sea, as the site
! o. portion of the bridge over the Susque
hanna. at Towanda, Pa, was burnt OH Thurs
day Ofiast week.
o. The Car, it is asserted, is raisinr IN,
tribes OF Northern Asia, with the intention O
letting loose 100000 wild horseircn upon En-
rope.
Qc7~ The cholera is said to be prevailing
CoXsackIe, y. u, to an alarming extent.
" Gambling is on 'he increase in Boston.
VI-The recent rains have caused the IInd
son River to rise about three feet.
~ Fanny Fern was badly beaten at New
oTk' on Monday, by Garrett Davis, OF Ken
lucky.
VT A submarine telegraph is to be laid down
from Bristol to Cardiff.
\ u Wildpigeons are unusually abundant ia,
now III Pennsy lvania
6F More than million of dollars lie NJ,
claimed IN the savings banks OF the State q
New York.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
On motion the meeting adjourned.

SUNDAY School EXHIBITIoN.-.The Union N.
E. Sunday School had very interesting exhi-
btion on Thursday last n that church. A
goodly number OF persons we're present, and
the proceedings OF the day were entered INTO
WIN much enthusiasm. Alter number Of in
teresting pieces were spoken, they adjourned
to the adjoining grove, where a large table,
loaded with all the dellcacies OF the day, was
spread out for their reception, VIII ch We arc
assured, was quite warm one In the after
noon, the young orators concluded their speecbr.
with much credit TO themselves. and. .i,.r -
distribution OF swect-meats among the little
folks' and an address by the Rev. J. y. Magce.
they adjourned and repaired to the homes.
every one highly pleased with what they had
seen and heard.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

w Our farmers, says the West Chester Re-
cord' have generally commenced taking out
the'r crop OF potatoes, the dry weather having
Killed the vines and stopped their growth,
rendering it necessary to commence this work
earlier than usual. The crop proves to be a
light one, and IN some places almost failure.
6T De Witt g. Davenport, Publishers Mas
sau 81 New York, have sent US Progress and
Prejudice" by Mrs. Gore, book of 335 pa ges
written in the usual entertaining style of that
lady. Price 30 cts. in paper covers; rs cents
in cloth.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

" The - Smyrna (Dct.) Times" is an Ell.
terprisng and well-conducted paper. 1t de-
serves the favor itreceves.- Worcester Couatu
(Md.) Shield.
Thank you, dear Shield, for the compliment
you have pald us, and were it not that we do
not Ike to disturb our easy position, we would
get right up, stretch ourselves, and make a pro-
found bow. We return the compliment, and
are glad to have the Shield on our exchange
list.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
Rfohibit0ry Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, the Temperance men of
Kent county met in the Court House on Thurs.
day last, and organized the meeting BY CALLING
MIR. JOEL CLEMENTS to the chair, and appoint-
ing Mr.. JOHN BOWMAN, Secretary.
On motion of N. B. Smithers, Esq, the Chair
was requested to appoint committee to pre-
pare business for the meeting; the following
gentlemen were then named: N. b. Smithers
John Green, Jacob Williams, VIM. p Smithers,
Chas. Jones and Rev. Edwin R. Hera.
On motion, the meeting adjourned To IL
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Convention re-assembled at II o'clock,
when n. b. SNIrHENs, Esq, Chairman of the
business Committee, reported the following
resolutions:
! Resolved, That we consider a law prohibi-
ting the t'afic IN Intoxicating liquors of more
consequence to the happiness of the people of
inns N'a'e thah any other measure at issue be-
tween our citizens.
! Resolved, That we will vote for no man no ..
candidate for the next Legislature who is not
certainly and avowedly in favor of the MASSAGE
OF such law and who will not, if elected. vote
for such enactment
! hesolved, That committee of twelve be an
pointed oy this meeting from the persons here
present, with instructions to form county tick
et, TO be supported at the next election. That
the committee shall make such ticket rrespec-
tive of political parties, and that their ,nonirv
in its selection shall be whether the cau1ldatcs
are the best and most reliable men 20 carry ont
our views.
| Resolved, That we will vote and support the
ticket thus formed and no other.
On motion of N. B. Smithers, the report was
taken up, and the resolutions read separately.
for the consideration of the meeting.
| The first and second resolutions were mani
mously adopted
! The third was discussed at some length.
though with the utmost friendly feeling during
the whole time. As the resolution specified no
time when the committee should act, MIR
Downham thought time should be fixed upon.
Some were IN favor OF making out the ticket in
the early part of October, and others for putting
II on as late as possible, so that no party nom-
nations would come between theirs and the
election.
The resolution was finally amended by add.
ing the following: THAT said committee shall
meet IN the town Of Dover on or before Tues
day, the Gath day of October next, and form
aid ticket
Phe fourth resolution was discussed for some
time, when motion WAS made TO lay it on the
table, but was not carried-there beng tie
vote. The resolution was then oiiereu ana lost
by majority Of three against il.
the following committee was then selected
by ballot: -.
Nathaniel b. Smithers, James Il. Clements.
James a. Dunning, Edward Lord, William p
Smithers, Mark q. Chambers, Jacob Williams.
VIM. G. Hazel, Charles Jones, John Green.
Robert George, George Jones.
Dir S,nithers chairmanOfthe committee. then
stated that the committee would meet on Tues.
day, the oath day ofOctober next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
On motion the meeting adionrnad
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

kAscALLY BusINEss.-One morning last week
some person shot horse, valued at TWO hum
dred dollars, belonging to Mr. VIM. Cole. near
Blackbrd. MIR. c., with several others. heard
the report OF the gun, and on proceeding to
the spot found the horse badly shot in the side.
lie lived two or three days after the shot. The
horse had got into corn field during the night,
winch WAS the only provocation.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

SEEDING Wharf.-The farmers are busy
drilling their wheat throughout the county,
Very few had their fallow ground turned before
The late rain, ON account of the hardness of the
ground. and consequently have been very busy
since. The ground, however, is getting dry
again. as we have had nothing but light
shower since the FIRST ram, nearly two weeks
ago. The rain last Thursday, which almost
deiuged the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and
broke mill dams, &C., was very light here.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

NOMINATIONS DEcLINED.-Thos Jacobs the
Democratic candidate for Senator in Sussex.
has declined the nomination; also, Chas. NJ.
Cullen and Manlove r. Carlisle, on the same
ticket Tor Representatives, express an unwil-
llngness to serve.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
VALUABLE STORE-HOUsE
Fruit and Confectionery.

'NhE attention of bealersis requested to my
large and extensive stock Of CANDIES
FRUIT, PRESERVES, NUTS of all kinds
winch are offered at small advance ON cos
prices. th
~. D. Every articie sold at my store is war.
.aneea 70 DC Us represented or It may be re-
G. N. GREER,
loo North Second ST., below Vine.
Sept 90, ls54-lm.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

BRoKEN UP.-.It is reported that the Know
Nothing meeting in Pencader Hundred, last
Thursday evening was broken up by Charles
Warren forcing hinselflnto the school house in
dehlnce ofnll Obstacles presented.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
FARM FOR SALE.

49, y OW offered, At PRIVATE SALE.
Esiii the "DEER PARK" FARM, in
Aa.I DGck Creek Hundred. Kent county.
Delaware. lying on the South side of the rsiJ
leading from Smyrna to Millmeton-Leju,,
about eight miles from the former. and four from,
the latter place. This Tract of Land adioins
the Lands of W. y. Hazel. T.. Tilahnan, ana
others and contains 81 ACRES. more nr less:
231 being cleared land--two-thirGs of which
IL. has been limed,-an the balance well
&3Fs& set III WHITE OAK. CIlESNUT, ANA
A. BLACK OAK TIMBER.
r' my person wishing to purchase land
would DO well to call and EXAMINE. said Far,,
1t Will be shown to all who may wish to see II.
by, the owner,
Sept. -, ISJI-6m.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
The voIcE OF MArsr.-The Laneo.,er r.

The VOICE OF MAINE.=-The, Lancaster En-
press says: ~. "a
we haveoften heard unbelevers in the Maine
Liquor Law say that the people would soon
grow tired of its despotism, and permit the cleo.
ton ola Legislature and Governor favorable
to ltsrePeai. What Say they now, since tn,
last election, held within week! The Tenn
perance candidate for Governor, Gen. Morrill,
Is elected by the people, over thu heads of tire,
other candidates. one of which was .wJ
cat democrat ana the special candidate Of tn
liquor party. Liberty and Prohibition has ach
eyed another glorious triumph in Maine. Gen
Morr'll was pledged for The ap--havin
been on the Temperance ticket last wear.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

W Ga Saturday last, the True Democrats
OF APPOINTMENTS hundred, nominated Peter
" amer, Tor Inspector; JOS. Roberts and Thos.
Brotion, Jr., Road Commissioners, and Abraham
Prlckett, Assessor
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

81 The American Temperance Reformers
are, we understand, increasing very fast in Dor.
chester county, Md. A new order has been
lately organized at Ares, and two other a D.
piications have been made for charters. They
nave determined % support no man at the next
election who will not pledge hinsslf to vote
ior i'fonloliory Law, Several prominent men
nave lately joined the order and they give pro-
mise to effect much fol- prohibition.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

CHOLERA.-A lad living at Smyrna Landing
was taken with cholera on Sunday night last
dnd died early on Monday morning. lie had
very imPrudently eaten a quantity of green
wainuts.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
One Hundred and Five Acres

and FItty-Sevcn Square Perches of Land. be
- the same more or less. Much of ia q
49, Tract Is covered with WOOD, and mer-
--s- Its the attention of Wood Dealers and
others.
1t is bounded and described by recent survey
as follows ;--Beginning at a stake on the East
side of the State road leading from Blackbrd
to Smyrna, being a corner for Land of James
Rowland, and land now of George Davis, ESQ,
and running from thence with land of said
Davis, south, sixteen and three-quarter degrees
west, elghty-slx and fourteenth perches, to
stake IN an old field, where a black oak is call.
ed tor-a corner for said Davis; thence with
land OF SAID Davis, north, tortv-seven and n
altdegrees west,one hundred and sixty perches,
to an old maple stake near a sassafras saplinO'
IN swanp--a corner for said Davis; thence
with land said to be vacant, north, forty-iye and
a quarter degrees west, twenty-sevcn nercLc.
! to white oak stake-a corner for land uov, ,f
Dr. w Ill'an Daniel; thence north. thirty.
seven and ii half degrees west, ten and seven
tenth pcrchcS, to a stake supposed to be a cor
nCr, or, IN the line, of the heirs of William
Reynolds; thence with land of said heirs, north,
lorty-hNe degrees east, one hundred and twcL-
ty-iour and hve-tenth perches, to a stake on the
west OF the road atorsaid thence down the
said road towards Smyrna, and binding there
Wit, about one hundred and sixtv-tour perchcy.
to the place of beginning.
. OF TERMS The purchaser will be re-
qulred TO pay Ten Per Cent of the amount OF
the purchase money on the day of sale; ana
the residue, on the delivery of good and sufi-
clent deed. The said deed to be delivered 10
said purchaser (without expense to HIM on or
before til: tenth day of December next.
Sent %. ISj1
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

GsDEY's Lady's Book, for October, is at hand
and is, we think, rare copy. There are more
illustrations than usual, and its reading matter
is of the best quality,
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

Rr We would call the attention of ouI
readers to the advertising columns. Among
other things Of Importance. are several valua-
BILE real estates offered for sale.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
F ALL DRY GOODS

FULL STOCK.
IKE LANDELI., Fourth and Arch s,s
- Philadelphia, will be able TO offer rxtr'
Inducements to the Country Buyers tbs Fall
as their stock of Goods will be very full ,rJ
bargains from the New York and P6lIadelnh;"
AUCTIONS daily received. Full assortment Of
the following: '''''''' vi
Shawls, Flannels,
New silks, Muslins,
+. MerinOes, Linens
Wool Plaids, Table covors
NJ. DeLaincs, Blankets
Cashmercs, Ouilts 60
Owing Ia the excess of Inportntons u,o sl,.,,
be daily in receipt of Great Jobs. from Anct;o,.
EYRE & LANDELI,
Fourth and Arch sts., Philadelphia.
ingly. TSen e On 'O w. ae eco
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
III A r. r IE D,

On the 18th inst, by Rev. r. c. Murphy.
MIR. Geo p. Collins and Mrs. Ruth Ann Bos-
tick, all OF this town.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

W Our worthy town commissioners have,
at last, made the cutters, at the principal cross
ngs ia the streets, passabe. There is one
thing mere which we think is very desirable,
that rs, to have our streets lighted with lamps.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
N . TIC =.

A NDREW B. GUILKEY has made an as
slgnment of his Books to the undersigned:
and' therefore, all persons indebted to hun will
make immediate payment to David Lockwood.
DAVID LOCKWOOD,
JAMES MCDOWELL,
PRESLEY SPRUANCE, JR..
SMYRNA sept. Is, 1894. Assgnees.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

65~The Kent county Agricultural socie,S
WIN hold their first annual fair, near Dover on
Tuesday, the 10th of October.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
10 TEsEI AADE -

e. MRS. L. NJ. BANISTER'S Fail mud
Winter MILLINERY, No. Isf Son,L
Second street. above Pine, Ph ladol-
Pliia' Is now open with large and splendid az
Soriment of Millinery, of every Style. At tho
lowest cash prices. The ladies are requested
to give her call. 4"'''cu
n. b. Mourning Bonnets constantly on hand.
Sept. 20, ls:A-1m. - '-''''
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
$50 REWARD

WILL be paid, by the subscriber, for the
arrest and conviction of the person who, ON
"Wednesday morning last, 18th inst, malicious
ly shot valuable horse of mine, SO that he has
since died.
WILLIAM COLE,
Near Blackbird.
Sep. 90, i54-2t%
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
1859.

'; DEPii, No. IL North Eighth street.
rhiladelphIa' thankful for past tavorS. lc-
specially invites HIS customers and the nuIjic
to examine New and Splendid Stock Of Sen
sonable Goods: comprising
R!ch Plaid Silks, Wide LYONS V,.,,.o,s
New striped Silks, Cloakin1 Cl,,hs
Brocade Silks, WGollen plaids
Plain Silks, French Ncrinors
Black Silks, Nous DE Iaiue
Clocks, Mantlllas and ShawIs, cheap. Cling
hams, Prints, &C., in assortment; RILLous. En-
broideries, Gloves, &c.
Owing to the daily sacrifice of large ouan-
titles OF desirable goods a auction, the subscr;-
Der is enabled during the present season 10 offer
unusually Great Bargains.
J. Y. DEPCY,
No: II North Eighth st, Phiad'a.
Sept. ~. ISJI-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
FARMERS & THRASHERS
Read This.

kse10 Il his. %
McCormick's Improved Iron Beam Reon;,n
ana Moving Machine, for lS55.-Tbis ma chm
Is warranted to Cut from 10 to 20 Acres of an
Kinds OF Grass or Grain per day, and do !, ~
S Sel' as can be done by any hand.-Price, $3.50
300 cash, and the balance at 4 months. with
interest win
Fits Patent Thrasher, Cleaner and Horsa
rowers.--Ths Machine is Oh Wheels ana =
warranted TO Thrash and Clean, IN Ear a., %
uranary or Market one Bushel Of Whea, ner
mnute."-Price 800; half cash. balance :, 70 .
months. '"'""Se at
Llmmerman's Thrasher, Cleaner and R0creu
This .od Machine will Thresh and Clean sson,
aoo 70 eoo Bushels of Wheat per day. Cacco nd
Ing 70 SIZE OF ccylinder) and is warranted~-
rr,ee, from $500, to $40; half cash. balance
at months. Also, Endless Chain HORSE si pow.
tiers, &c. Seaw 1u'-
Apply personally or by mail. 10
RICHARD II. EI.KINToN
90 South Wharves, and lis South Water SIS,
sept ~, ls54-ly. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
PorAToEs IN IRELAND.-Tbe BeIfast Moro,

POTATOES IN lRELAND.-The. Belfast Mercu-
~ says the magnitude of the crop for 1854
IS Certainly very much beyond that ever before
k"owh IN this country. Taking a low average
we should say that the gross value of Ircland's
potato lads tbs season cannot be under Els
oooooU. Ireland CONTAINS COW not ,.log. than
SIX millions and half of inhabitants. and the
potato crop fol the present wear is estimated r.
De worth seventy millions of doll RS, or rather
more than ten dollars for each man, woman and
child.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

ArrNOA'H HING ELEcTIoNs.-Tha follow nr is
Il LIST OF the States yet to vote THIS t.lI, and the
time of holding their elections.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

or The Reporter says, religious revival
is now in progress every pight, at The NJ. Il.
Church in Dover. The revival at Camden is
kept gong. '3''' -
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

THE GOBLIN SNoB-Th;s is r,tbor o,,r.,,,
DOOR, conta n'ng fifty comic engrav.ngs, WIZ +
ten IN poetic style, which are described in the
following lines:
u no laugh or not to laugh, that is the qu stoq-
whether 1t is better for us to suffer nm ou,,.'.o-
Gus side-ache
guffw, 'i''iic''"ouS
Say-thus we end it.
1t is published by Dewitt & Dayenport PM,
fishers, New York.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

or The iallterm of the Orphans Court and
Court OF Chancery for Kent county, win com.
mence on Monday, the 25th OF September.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20
LAND AT PUBLIC SALE.

virtue OF authority vested in me by Mrs.
Margaret Darraeh, and at her request, I
will sell at public sale, at the Hotel of Tilgf,.
man Foxwell, in Smyrna, to the highest bidder,
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of OCTOBER
next, at o'clock, p. NJ, all that well situated
Tract or Parcel GLAND, lying between Blacl.,
bird and Smyrna, about three miles from boil,
and about three miles from navigation OH Duck
Creek, containing
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

or Mrs. Jackson, from England, ID deliver.
ing temperance lectures at Wilmington ns
Smyrna times., 1854-09-20

: or A True american State Convention i
to be held il Dover on the 4th Of October.