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Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

WEDpED ON THE SpuR.-Rev. Mr. Gillett.
on Thursday evening united in "in holy bonds, .
Mr.. Charles +. Adams, to Miss Jessie M.
daughter of the late Hon. Thomas M. Wood
ruif--at the residence of the brides mother II
was an unusually sudden, but we trust will
prove none the less happy move. Some
friends, In the early part of the evening, chal-
lenlged the maiden, with promises of sundry
valuable " settings out" to marry at once
and as contemplated doing so one Of these
days" she bsavely occepted the challenges, and
oSauand parsonowere called in, aaI the whole
affair was done up in the. course of three or
four lours.-I n. Mirror.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

~, w "A proposition is before the Virginia
SEF&iSiature to compel all railroads in rhaI
state to fence in their tracks. '''''"
u " The editor of the Savannah N,ps Ia.
just been luxuriating on green nrua 70 u mas
" Solomon Smith was hung at Paris K,
last friday for the murder of his father. ~"
" Last week 70 slaves were sold ,t ci,r
ies'on' s. C.' at an average of $500 each.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

o. The Cincinnati Gazette saws Tho nn..,.-
OF OF, students in the principal colleges If tho
w W est ST.; Is unusually large. More Young men .,
'ne " est are pursuing course of study than
ever before. VI ''uuy 'nah
~ a hog two and a half years old. and
weighing 6G2 pounds, has been received ""t a,
Cincinnati from Indiana. ''ou at
h. " inc orphans from Portsmouth, Va. who
hov have ocen n, ,solourning at Richmond, returned
" The Missouri Legislature has granted
iOan oi S2ao,OOO to the Pacific Railroad.
W The Wesleyan Methodists. of ENGLAND
nave sent missionaries to Spain. . ''''O'
W The Bill to give the choice of p,es;aon
tial electors to the people passed the HoDSo nf
representatives Of South Carolina ON the IA,h
instant. "" ON Tue l4lh
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

.50J Business!for more. than week past, has
aaen unusually brisk in our town, as is custom.
'iiry about ar Christmas time. Every boy and girl
~ The county must have. something new, or ii
would not to them, be Christmas. The streets
have been lined with carriages and other vehi-
cies from early :rnord till late at night. Our
merchants and shOpkeepers, however, do not
.."Ir'1in OF The large ingress INTO the nciropo;
las! II ~ .a-a aLa ~ :. LII - -
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

cpII. w FoR BRONCHITIS. Throat Disease II.oL:...
1oagh; and the effects of imprudent use ot ,arKng
"a sch mas ever been discovered which bns
eu sScn cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture nus
nroaI diseases produced by salivotion ,,..l.:
S;o sn pPIoncnal Ph Affections, Liver Disease Nonrof
S y aSu heSmaIlsm have all been relieved onJ cr
blood CSrIern manner by the great purifier Of The
,,b "e d case OF u d. Ramsay alone should so,is,,
VINO doubt Gallo the Agent and pr.enrs s',sny any
Sen cures, which will astound YOU
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

" The following items are taken from III,
Del. GGzette
EXPLoSION.-The powder in rolling mill al
tne works OF the Messrs. DUPONT exploded o,
wednesday evening about o'clock. The con
cusslon was sensibly felt in this citv. olthonoI
there was but about sixty pounds Of powder II
The mill at the time,
CoUNrERFEIrs-LOok ont for them There
are number of counterfeit IS notes on the
rar1er "a g Bank Gt Wilmington, in circulation
lney are well executed and calculated To dc.
ceive.
FOUND DEAD.-The dead body ofa fon,ale
supposed to be about 35 years old. was fonpd
IN Ihos Smiths barn, near the toll-gate. on
me hennett pike, on Thursday morning. abou,
lU o'clock, by some boys who had zone intc
the barn to procure hay. None of the neigh.
oors knew her, aud the supposition is that She
had wandered in there in the night, and died
The MARKErs.--We have never seon mn,
markets SO we'll supplied as they have besn
during the present month, especially in fou,Io
!urkIes, as to quality and size sold, on Wednos.
day, at 80 cents to $I.5O; chickens. so TO a7I
geese, Is to LIZ; ducks, rs to 100: canvas
do, LOO; eggs, 23 to 25; butter. "a 10 S5
sausage. II to IA per h. pork, to II: mnt'
ton' y to IL; beef 10 to l5 homny, Sc. a
quart; beans, 8 per quart; apples, 8 to Ia cents:
potatoes, sweet, 25 cents per basket; turnins
. cents per half peck.
NEW CHuRcH.-The Presbytery ofWilmino-
Ton, at the request Of portion of the membe1s
OF hanover street church, recently Organized
another Presbyterian church in this CITY.
POLICE CAsEs.-Henry Mellon and Iob,
brockman were arrested on Monday for intor.
cation. They tistifed that they procured tho
liquor at the corner of Fourth and ShinIov
streets. Henry Witsil. the keeper of the nIace
was consequently arrested. lie wss CHARGED
with selling liquor on the occasions. and hold
IN the sum OF $500 for each offence, to answer
at the next term Of Court-Robert Lopan 10
ing his security. Mellon and Brockmen maid
their fnes P"'u
W James Frazier, of ST. Georges Hundyed
purchased some 500 acres Of land near Chan
ceilorsvllie, Spottsylvania county, Va, and will
remove from this State in the course of tho
coming month.
NEW TELEGnAPH ILNE.-The Messrs D.,
font' are having lire of Telegraph erected
between their office on the Brandww,n4 md
'he once OF the company in this city.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

or We have received from A! II. Jocelyn,
No 90 Fulton street, New Yorkya large Map
tf North, and conhagration Of South sebasto-
p'l. Il gives a full description Of sebastopol
end its Notifications, the position of the Armes,
pictures of all the battles fought. &c. This
will be valuable map 70 persons interested in
the Crimear war. Price, 25 cents.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

iPRoHIBITIos CoNsrfrUrIoKAL.-A length.
t'ays the New York Tribune, we have a decis.
Ion ofthe Supreme Court (tull bench as we
0naerstand) affirming the Constitutionalitv OF
The ProhIbltory Law. 1t is the DECISION of the
Nourt for the seventh Judicial District, that
the law IS good, and prosecutions are to be
fonmonced in Rochester immediately. ".
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

ENTIcIEG SLAVES ORA FREQ colored nor
named John Brown, charged with enticing
three slnves, the property Of Mr.. John 8. EllI.
ott, OF Queen Anue's county, Md, to run away
has been committed to Jail at Centrovilc The
Centrevllle Times says ha told Mr. ElIiott'e
servants that he had persuaded dozen slave,
IN hent county TO abscond, and that they were
all sqccessf1l in getting off to places of safety
in the free States. at ,... -
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

IMPROVEMENTS IN DOyER.-The temporarv
depot for the railroad, at the junction of Hipf
and North streets, is progressing RAPIDLY. and
Will no doubt be completed by the time the
rails are laid to this town.
Mr.. ThOs. Mock, of Camben, contemplstas
establishing all iron foundry in Dover as soon
as ne can make the necessary arrangements.
Mr. VIM. Walker has raised, during the Inst
week, the frame of a new three-story DWELLING
house on his farm near Dover.
Mr. A. b. Richardson has commenced lavinC
the foundation of three story brick storehcuse
on Locksrman street, adjoining his Stove Ware
house.-RepOrter.
vENDrEs.-On Wednesday next Henry Cow
glll, near Co@gill's corner, will disuose Of
large number Of Horses, Mules, Oxen. Cows
&C. together with large amount of farminc
utensils, Household Goods, fodder, &c.
On Friday, Mr.. VIM. w. ManIoye. neor
Dover, has sa!e of similar character Nc the
one above alluded to; and on Tuesday, the first
OF january, Mr.. Daniel G. Palmer. near Le;n-
sic' will sell, in addition to large amount IF
personal property, the valuable farm on which
no now resides. Mr.. James Higgins has
sale OF household property and town lots A.
Camoen, to-morrow.-b. ..1lr
MoRE LARGE HOGs-.Mr. Geo. n Dickson
OF this town, slaughtered, on Thursday last
SIX hogs that weighed respectively, 53T 3a0
3I1, 27s, 35l aud 1886 pounds--making in ali
Z.OIR nom unda-H :" ~''
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

y, w M. II. BAGGS, opposite T. Foxwclr. U,t.J
Smyrna, having enlarged his store nnf I,aL
,arSe additions Of Christmas GooGs. is rrcn..,,J
10 10 supply all demands at the lowest nr:cl. .@
he li"s beautiful ana cfrgalt lot Of rows =,
cn''Hr'n' I, 'I Also Candies, Nut ard rr..r, -,
all @!ndS' and IN fact cy,ry KuicL K,,a,i ~.
can delight the Juveniles. Give him ca3
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

W "en: Houston, when attending barba-
cue a' Austin, Texas, OF the 23d Of Noyembar
"as received with high honors. When he of'
teFward entered the Representatives Hail, he
was was attended by band Of beautiful young urls,
each one with a shield, on which was Sa5nteG
'he name and eecutcheon of some State. Two
o'herS III long snow white robes were dressed
10 10 represent respectively characters of the
''..4 uoGoeSS OF Liberty and Justice They were
ooth beautiful representations justice was
blinded with a thin white gauze tied over her
eyes and carried u sword and scules; and tho
n'ghrSt compliment that could be paid to the
young lady that represented the Goddess
o' . IiAorrty'was made by negro,who remarked.
" Cgh dat little gal looks Ike the pictur on a
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26


HARPER FOR beautiful .ntir
stiuc'iVe monthly haSfully justified the promise
OF the Publishers to make it moro attractive
WIN age. We are pleased to see in this mum.
Der continuation of"virginia Illustrated -
January in the year 5000 is, too, beautifully
illustrated article, with many grotesque and
comlca' figures. Little Dorritt, by Dickens,
is a serial, commencing with this number; and
the bare announcement that it is from the peu
Q, m Dckens is enough to make it popular
mere are other articles no less interesting
than those named above. The Editors Table,
Easy Chair and Drawer contain many spicy
thlngs' and add greatly to the ATTRACTIONS Of
the BOOK Terms, $500. Harper s. Brother
New York .... ....N sE
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

lMroRrANT.-Pcrsons who are gnLi, =, ;,
eruptions scrofula, blotches or pinnIoy o' ~ ,' ~
SKIN may be entirely cured thereof h, ,I'o
Is palm IN OF Thousand Flowers. For sale by w. -
liOsfifecker, No. l Commercial Row '"'' y D. +
Nov. 7-tf '''"'
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26


UJ-Chrlstnas was ushernd in unon ne n ~ ;J,
"iueh H"iic' "Chrlstmas comes but once a
year, and every dog must have his shear. !" wa g
the motto of many, who, if they did not no,
their portion, il was not because thew did NO,
make an ettortu' Sometime after midnight n
nre '~as'bullt in the middle of the street in the
centre 'of the town, by persons disguised. in
which were deposited many goods boxes md
around which they revelIed until the morniu,
By way OF variety, pugiism was resorted 70
and reSnlted in several citing their faces D,o,
y. we'll barkcd.' In conneetion with this
we will remark that 4 party of fellows lit is pot
known who) went, around town on Sairrd,,
nTghf; bent on doing mi schief, and in saveral
instances, dNl injury to private property. Tho,o
GO can be be no excuse Gor such cond6ct. Al sucb
times jmapy think there j. no law but their own
eNil Will q a1sdT .uHilis.a,,.r ~ N
festerday was very unpleasant day, 10 those
who sought pleasure. inAthe open air. pa A mis-,
prevailed ~ tbe. morning which BY the after
noopahadisblekeqGd in'oaa heavy fall Of rain.
whIclnosn tinu'ld stilbDight.wh a keen North
wester dispersed the acloudsb Tho cb,,,.heL,
were opeli IN. the qmorhiug, and lmahv availcd
themselves s'of Alie opportunity TO spend thod,v
as II should 'spont--in sefioas reflectionbapd
alteration ofsFim whoseiaiddent1the day ooIe-
brates. '~-'''---------
,.,,....4 4'''s - 'A'ssssssss4-sssa . Dgusy
\, W We are sgreatl yaindebted 10 our IN
knbwn, but wei E-sgishing friend, VIII, sen, 10
the II 4 Eal'o5 Of iSpyrna Times, = throogbth
Post Once. that unlSoksd ,for,a but bandssoonmi soni
Christmas Present. Itsis pretty E'n Ear ,nodo,
but a 1'ss'o (sszaI) si,Suaibaf ON -
" 70 laiHnt ~ h-~s-s~s cue. ~ n
I, '05HsIiie emigration from Eugland 10. Han
last year amouutedbio' $500 persons -
" Gnnpowder. which was 10 cents a no,ra
IN New York on the opening OF the war has
advanced TO 20 cents. 0 ""'' nas
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

VI " Are you Afflicted with the FEVER ,nt
A&EE! GN1M If so, Use Palcthorp's Certain Cnr| m
~ u mo 9Sg Ggre, No Pay Ii can he had cnIy
a. A. 81 Mf'@ =. HNFFECKEB'S Drug Ntnr:
NO. Commercial Row, SMYRNA. lj,I
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

3t .,NENDuEs,7-Mr. Nickerson Snapp, Admir-.
VIII sell at bis residence near FrederIca. ON
Friday next, the personal property of Susan
Snapp, decd. iHo ..t..- lt.f - = % t,....,,|-
Mr. John West. Admir- will sell on Thursday
neHt'athe personal property of Samuel War.
fen, deed, at his late residence in Nanticoke
Hundred. ''''li''e 9l'ala9 5if11t' 'D'"S
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

'fHE SLAsB TRADE New York is believed
oy many persons to be- deeply concerned ia the
slsye trad o, and il il spid a, Portuguese captain
who has lpst covertly landed six h1ndred and
MY slaves 10 Cuba, left Havana on the 29d
ut, m the Crescent City, TO renow, his Iabors
in that and other northern cities ''''''''
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26
iIavoring Extracts t0rCoo.,,.,,,

i'f subscriber would respectfully juf.rr
'a' i'3d'"S "f Smyrna and vcm,ty. that he l:.s
On hand the largest assortment of F!ny,r..'.,
hXtfacit' for Cooking purposes. that Ia. l.,..
oe'H offered tor sale IN Tins Town. Cal. and rry
them. Price l2I conts +. VAIN
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

W. \ NEW CNNDlDA?" FOR PUBLIC FAVOR
- ""i,' sHg2"N 20 evrrv reader oi ihe Iin,,< =, .,
%osl sde between CallowhilI ant Noble street.. .,r
oI'eaEe me handsome display Of watches, ewcry
SIlvet"are, T &C. made by our Old friend. William n
so,o %, N W," seo mas just opened and elegant
sore al NO 262. The establishment iA i..i.;t, H
led up and stocked with fresh aud eIcran ,ssr' ,-
iheht o, watches eweiry, sIycrware fanry a,.,i.
&c. Mf. f"unIans, although new beginner n,, t',s
irsl class establishments and ,.i,Iu,s i, '''t' 10
n"lllilarln and purchase "f goods whlci c,,,, i
10 ne "i a0vaninge to his cusiuiurrs Mr. Y J'y,.r'
, nneh aileInn to the manufacture OF mark, ;,,d
iiShmeh' call viii find the good, all lIr, d,r I
,le 'eII'9 su'h as n' reasoiabie PERSON wou,. .,,
nov. Il. I'll
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

"ELANchoLY PREsENTMENT OF DEATH.-We
nave TO record one of the most melancholy in
stances OF the power Of hallucnation over the
'IlOG and health of a highly respectable and
intelligent young lady of Kinderhook. in tbie
Sta'e' VINO some two years since, while in the
| enjoyment Of robust health, was visited ono
hlgnt at her bedside (as she affirmed at the
ti'ne) ny an aPPartlOn, which in solemn nccent
| informed her that at thcage Of IL She would he
"h ihh"oItant oi another and better world :
one made the incident known to her mother
who valnly endeavnred to erase the circnrn'
stance from the mind of her daughter bv trent
'ng II ua the hallucnation of dream. The
"1u9httr' however, averred that she was IN
possession OF her faculties and wide awake at
'he time OF receiving her spiritual visitor !: an5
auch was the effect it had upon her mid ,hst
gFI iuII OF life and glee, she became thought.
'ui ana reserved, and gradually sank under It's
depressing influence, pining gradually, until
recently she became the tenant of the ,,rovc.
yard Ju"t as she was entering upon her IAN
year'---h '"derhoOk (N. w. Rough Notes.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

~ ihe '.t'raii of Dover have reorgsnized
ihe Lycerm in that town.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26
@metal snttIluntt.
a Singular Human RainS


We have in this village one of the most s;r-
gular human beings (all things consideredI -
be found in this corner of the world. He ;o ~ =
dwarf, abont eighteen wears of ace. onite s,no II i
and deformed, and not exactly nn on;,,n,
but laudanum-drinker. He has been VIZ
ti1l Va the haoit TOR years, and attempts to pre-
eu' nis indulgence IN the Supplying drug
nave been IN vain. The desire for moro .n5
lioie mas steadily gained on him, until at the
present time he actually drinks two OUNCES oi
iauudnun every day; and, what is still more
ieni"! !kaole, GH at one time! This enormous
Po'ation is swallowed at regular hour in Il Q
AFTERNOON it OF each day; pipe and tobacco the,
iolio"' and smoking is in order till midnight
unless indeed the subJect--which is sometimes
the caSe-falls asleep, when he is helped r.
Oeu' 1he only object for which this stanpe
creature seems to live, is this deadly narcotic
ana MS only care and ambicion are centprcd !,
procuring the little means required to buv The
t"o-ouhce dEaught. As it has been found i'm.
poSSiole to place any effectual barrier betwoar
t"e ufug and the drngged-the ATTEMPT has
Oeen abandoned, and it has been tbougLt hoe,
70 hereafter nterpose no obstacle in tbo vay
OF Tree indulgence. In accordance with tL;s
determination, we understand that tho v;c,;,
whose yellow and haggard visaqc Oives fr,r
iuI evidence OF the presence of the coilad sor-
pant which alternately wrthcs and sl,,uiors
IN ms bosom--has made n contract for tho J,;i,.
supply at reduced prices with one Of o,,r Ir,':.
stores, IRON which he draw the 81 LIVING Jn,i ;;
whose influences have been lkencd tn .bad
owy gllmpses of heaven followed bv tho r.aIi
'ies OF hell-wlth the most punctJiGus m,nctn-
ahty.-Etnira ADVERTISER.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

O. ~
ana ran Trade. Not less than ton tI,r-.,I
pairs OF BOOTS and SHOES are nov ~, L.n.
ioF our retail trade; and out of this st,ck H.,
J'ol ana shoe wearing public are to SCENE
'ileH picklngs. Our assortment is mot eo,,,,il i
eHolt oi FhiadeIpha, and in point Of, ri,.,
"cSs not even there. II the people gcncraIiy
u""ctS1oou ihe management Of our LuSiur,>
t'lcy co"'u see now II Is that We can sell cLr,,n
IN good earnest. We invariably huv,r, -, ii,
nrSt handed aud in large quantiilc>-,,l,. a..
ther thousand and fifteen hundred n,r,,,I. -.
Time, and whenever 4 lot Of leather n,l;,r. >,
'1N s"ou ana cheap enough, We care i.ot vha.
the quantity may be, we buy it for cash "a.
nave bought IN THIS city, at one time. over ,.,i.,
thousand lbs. OF leather-ovcr tour ions y.;,,1,
! ne Sh"e Wearrr must know it is = rr,,t j.;
unGehcnt that causes us to huv such l;,r0e l., -.
OF feather at time. This m;,nareucnt ,,,,....
us the advantage in manufacturing our Ro.,s
az" ''ioeS lhuch cheaper than when stock &
9o"s"t py 'he single side in retail way
inut We manufacture largely during the uuIi
winter ana spring Is well know II To tLe ,,h1;
ms we DO when the times are uud. tnr iL..,,
we have tune 20 attend to il: tbc,, tl,n ,.,,,,i
are lower, and good work!nen are t,,.,. - H.,
had' and, manufacturing a few wn,.ks Lo4,r.
hahd' we give our thick, heavy work ,r..,,
get wen dried Tor the Wearcr Tnck bo,,,,
II
U.i u as soon as they are made are iniurio,,.
Or thick leather when wet inside Of = ho,,
'1hcs ten times longer to dry than most non,,l.,
would thihk; besides there is a risk of nk,n,,
cold while the boot is wet inside We s..,
'ne Puollc now as soon as jack frost makes m.
uPP0"i@hce' winch is now, come and seq vL.+
We We '"i SNOW you IN the he cap boot and sI,,.
line. II you think our goods were low, i..t
winter we can sell you cheaper this fan .,J
winter. Don't believe the hunbug cr,. ,t'a.
i'ather Is on the rise and so on. bv - fa,, .lo,i
ers IN boots and shOes-it il IN StnlF W
10 you ever hear the cry of leather co,nirr
: cOwn' OWL AS to the price of boots ard SHOES 81
l"'l ana winter, we mean to keen tbrir ,,ro,,,.
leVeI' and unless the dealers in boo,s and stF.
AZ as we do they cannot expect TO rrocb Nc :,
point OF large sales. We have prmp tb;oI
boots Tor men at only 81. 80 pojr. oI.o 1
'tou., thlck lace boots for women's wear ~ sol
'nu 20 CTS per pair. Many Of these kind ~
'oo's nave been III wea- for the last va.r a,i
're YET In existence. In all instances bn],'.
'nu W snoes SOLD by US are warran nted, and iftbcv
Up OF Dreak, beyond the natural wear II vii,
'e repaired gratis. Children's Shoes-Uotb
'oys ana girls thick sole leather for orly SS
ents pair. Only come and see what ": ca,
ell you, and see if you can hardly believe vonr
wn ,i eyes, as regards cheap boots and shoes
IalI "a -, at FLANlGEN'S cheap Shoe Store No
U West Second street, sign of the larre Rl.%. ~
---.-s so". oc24
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

MoRM6Ss y. CoMISG.-The Emerald Isle and
the Jas J. Boyd on the way from Liyeroooi m ~1J
TO tins Port-the first with four hundred No.
mons from England, and the latter with = H.
.n number OF Scandinavians. 1t is quite probable
mat rnat part OF the scandinavian einigrants NAV
Pro9S through at once to st. Louis, as tbry
contemplate gong to Utah in the ensuing sea.
"on ; after these two vessels it is possible tber-
win DC nothing further until the last of Janne.
ry or first of February. '"'iu9-
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

0T Fhe ladies Of the NJ. e. clurchih Mil.
rieFa, as well as those in Dover, held Festivals
hrs'n'ss and tChristwas.evesof this week,
fsr the benefit of their churches. .iss,...
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

or James T: Earle, Esq.a,' aresiaidy s,ses,
CentreviIe, Md, slaughtered last week 35 hoes
which averaged two hundred and sixty.one
pounds each, making altogether II, ,572 ponnds,
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

1a SQUIRT ARoLIEA.--lt ~ stated that the San
late Of South Carolina, by .maiotity-.3s to a
kT-haye passed bill to amend thh Congtit,t;on
so as to require two years residence ! tlcr ann,
one had become nsturalixed To entitle him ~
a. Vote.i sgwci 9af ai h5Eoof svss -. ~
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

a GRkAr MANS BooKs.-.A recent vis;to,
TO the Library of Daniel Webster. which 20
NUNS at his old home at MarshfeId inst 20 he
elt H. alter giving a full description of il sovs
NOT an inhdel work Gun be found among nh 5is
DOCKS. he never read such books. Tn tho
very Close OF his life he retained that revprerco
lot the Bible and the religion it incuIcates
y ~"'ch MS excellent parents taught MIN in in
nancy. The mrte counselors with whom b..
coinfnuhed IN retirement, still show how ho
.hought' how he studied, and what opinions he
cherished. better Sc lection of books to moLo
one wise and good could scarcely be made
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

DEFERRED. .Tin consequence Of the incem-
tney OF atheaweather yesterday, evening. the
Exhibition Of the Sunday School, at Bethel
tshurch, will be postponed until next Monday
t.saning- New Years eve. iasbi9se ghsl g sai
~ We understand the scholars have about tbir.
tYlpieces % rehearse.ns - - -.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

na01ToTbesp peiest item of Washington news
Is the report ON an enconnter with. fists between
-ifsaieserner Smith of Virginia and the editor
a'fthe STAR Thesditor seemsIto have got The
sssorst Gift - - KHil sal aaa asaefi Yrsva
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

!, 'F5Hst'he emigration from Euglsnd,to. Utah
last year amountedoio $500 persons ioY 80 !
" Gnnpowder. which was 10 cents a pounS
IN New York on the opening OF The war, bas
advanced TO 20 cents. ""'' nas
Smyrna times., 1855-12-26

on the 10Th INST, by Rev. C. Ksrsner NJ
DAVID SMITH to Miss SARAH J. LArrHpnnr,,,
all of Dover. a-s.#.H -. y"