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Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
A-nither word at a-nither time.

w The provision OF the late law RECURRING
all letters to be prepaid, either by sta,nus or
stamped envelopes, furnished by the Post Office
Department, takes effect on the first day of
January next. After that time all letters sent
to places within the United States are to be
thus paid, as no money will be received by the
Postinasters for postage-eyen the three-cent
piece will be -repudiated. The law does M,
effect letters for foreign countries.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

r WHAT VIII WE HAVE BEEN DOING THE
,nan,,f. p,'.-. ~ W Gh.-We have been ouietlv
I'D LII 'ui ~ Doots and Shoes for the Winter
g nn% i1ue MOI less than ten thousand
pairs Of BOOTS and SHOES are no,, ~, k''i'I
for our retail trade and ont of tbis .,, ""o
boot and shoe wearing nubIic 49, oN ''c
their pIckings. Our assortment i not o,''1uN
snort OF Philadelphia, and in no;,t - fot -"
ness not even there. If the people oannraII,.
understood the management of our bn.i,,I!
they could see how it is that we can sall oh,,a.
III ~ sOou earnest. We invariably buv or, s,oot,
~ nio' haLueu and IN large quantities-sole I.,o
'Hoi 'housahd and fifteen hundred Dounds :.
Il.he' ana whenever lot of leather ofI;,rs :,
soou ana cheap enough, we care NOT u,ba.
Ihe quantity may be, we buy it f;,r casI, VA ","t
nave Oought IN this city, at one time n,,a.
thousand lbs. oil leather-oyer four ,o,,.' - III
nc S"oe wearer must know it is y ornat W. ~;
ueIenent e tbat causes us to buy such arga Ia,
Vi Ieather al a time. This mana gemo,7 io's
10 sne advantage IN manufacturing onr n.
IH Inu SnueS Iluch cheaper than when stooL =;
~. Tus"' ny lhe single side in a retail v,a,'
nat we manufacture largely during Tho -,
1r' Ttii'er ana spring is well known 10 tho ,,tIi
ye h. 80 "neh the times are dull, for thor
arc Iov,os ne ~ aCtend to 1t; then the wages
boJ IL ~ SOOu "orkmen are easy IN b.
h hau dnd' manufacturing few weeks bo,o oe
' 40. we give our thick, heavy work ,,non,
Se' wen drled for the wearer. Thick Lo. 10
~ Il as soon as they are made are in;nr;a put
: u ','ich leather when wet inside of -.
"a Nes zen Times longer to dry than MOS, r ooT''
'Ceiu thlnk besides there is risk of :" L!n
Iolu - wnlle the boot is wet inside W. ..,
ne puollc now as soon as jack frost maj" L' ~
appearance, which is now, come and a' 1"oS ms
We can snow you in the he can hoo, an1 ""at
inc. II you think our goods wero I''u L'I,.i snoe
v;n,o- VIC can sell you cheaper this IA II anL
eatbn. Don neileve the humbug crv thar
30 ,ei ;n Is on 'he rlse and so on, by few d."i
= :" o""'s ana shOes-it is all stuT VI.
~ you ever hear the cry of leather oa,;
T~". ~, AS TO the price of boots and sbooS ,h
vi I anu WINTER we mean to keen lheir nro
e'eI' ana unless the dealers in boots .nd ~
as we 10 they cannot expect TO reach m
UNI oI large sales. We have nr,mo IL" ~
oo's ' lor men at only $l.5O a pair also loH t
'oSs, =, thlcK lace boots for women's w,.,r ,ee"I
40 80 Gus per pair. Many of these L;"d
Oo'S nave oeen IN wea- for the last vaar ~
~ yet IN existence. In all instances sH'l ~',u
~ shoeS sold by us are warranted. and 60" Io'S
p OF break, beyond the natural ya.s = 'ney
repaired gratis. Children's Sboos - p.n VIII
oys ana girls thick sole leather t,'r
N 80, Pan; only come and see " hat w., c',D
mn ~ yUu' ana see II you can hardly oeIlrv,. y>'
an =, ;eS, r, as regards cheap boots and Shoe.
\ W., SnNiuEN'S Sn cheap Shoe Store. No
~ "Sst @ Second street, sign of the larg" RI" NO
oc24
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

GEoFFREY MONCrON; or, The Faithless Guar
dian-by Susanna Noodle, author of Rough
ing 1t IN the Bush,' Mark Hurdlestone," :"
' Life in the Clearings," etc. New York ::
Dewitt L. Davenport, Publishers Price
$l.00.
Mrs. Noodles is familiar name, with the
American reading public. Her "Roughng it
IN the Bush " is not forgotten, and her many
friends will gladly welcome this new volume
from her pen. The plot of the book, while it
lays no claim to exclusive novelty, has certainly
never before been treated in more attractive
or artistic manner, the incidents, natural and
striking, are graphically painted-thc charac-
ters, all mastery conceptions and vivid Dor
traits, are drawn to the life-whie the control
ling influences either for good or evil which
guide the various actors in this Life Drama. arc
most beautifully traced, step by step, until they
place their possessors either in position sought
after by the virtuous on the one hand. or entail
ed on the wicked on the other. The moral ofI
-he book is good, and its perusal cannot fail TO
mpart both knowledge and pleasure, for. while
teaches that" the way of the transrressor
$ hard it also prores that, {" to be yirtuous is
o be happy" "Geoffrey Moncton" cannot
all to be popular.
by the way, If any of our readers are in want
II books, we most heartily recommend them to
'lessrs. Dewitt & Davenport. 100 and I6o
NASSAU St, New York. Their books are good,
veil finished, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

y, M ii. BAGGS, opposite T. Foxwelrs Uo,.,
smyrna, having enlarged his Store and n'a1'
large additions of Christmas Goods, is sroI
70 70 supply all demands at the lowest ar,cn. pa''"
lie has beautiful and elegant lot of rows tn
children. Also, Candies. Nuts and Frni', '"t or
all Kinds and in fact every Knick KnocE 'tat
can delight the Juveniles. Give HIM oan '"'
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

Look Our, BOYS The Commissioners and
Justices of the Peace of this town, have issued
their proclamation against the firing Of gnos
PISTOLS squlbs' crackers, and all other kinds of
poP-guns'" as we'll as the throwing of e-balls
making bon-fires, &C., during the Christmas
Holidays, under penalty of the law
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
FlavOring Extracts for Cook;no

!, IiiE subscriber would respectfully iof,r,.'
the Ladies OF Smyrna and vicinity. th,, b.
on hand the largest assortment Of Fl,r"r; i'"s
Extracts for Cooking purposes, that has n~,.
them Price l2k cents F. WApn pII Fy
,va "A NEW CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC FAyop
~ e ""''," suggest 10 every reader of lLo y;,,a. ~
,nFs s"' ;'"g N"rh 'ccond street TO p,,,.c 49, % '''
t - sI"' "eiMtch Call"w e and Nobir .ir, " '.'
".seIVe me handsome display Of wntche. i'.'
Wv NtrMare' %c made by old friend W;lI,ar
i"u,iaHS VINO has just opened new and aIn,,a. i
sofe al no 2S2 The establishment is ,o.,aGi' niTsa'
zee up and stocked with fresh and elenan,i III
%c e' SI Watches. 'ewelry' sIIverware, fancy p"is
&C. &C. MI f"umans although a new beeinme,yu u= spu>'
own account. has had a vast cal ni .. upon ms
- aSs s'aD'shmeS' and enjoys laclliries in ,
T., ~. "~ lure ana purchase of goods which cnuu .'i
% " ne "i a"Nahinee To his Customers MIR Y III '"i
",ha. ATTENTION ATTENTION TO ihe manufacture of marks ,n1
"',S'lG emDlens Those who give Tins es'l
shleh' cal viii find lbe goods all lLer l.i,'
to. Iersoh would Object
nov. II. SIT
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

CI- The Baltimore American says that nev.
or before in that city, have the absolute nooa.
SUES OF life been so hard to obtain because Of
'he high prices, and with the scarcity of sm.
P'oyhent will prove oppressive during the
winter II favorable change does not take
slace. ''"e
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

@@ia22 per bbl.; SIT for No. 9; SIS. so for No.
D. Cloverseed has advanced so cents during
the week; sales of $50 bushels old. at no uer
"a pounds. Timothy bas advanced-sales at
S2.75aS,l24 per bush. Wool-lar~e lot of
common to prime fleece sold at from 80 TO SO
cts. per b cv,ro
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
The Avenue to the Railroad.

The Smyrna and Railroad Depot Avenue
opening into West Commerce Street, is being
hurried on to completion. According to the
contract made. the Avenue is to be eighty feet
wide, forty oiswhch will be used for the gene
raj travel of vehicles, with sidewalk of ten
feet on each side, all to be we'll graded. At
the side of this space of twenty feet is left
for the purpose of running thereon at some
time (soon, it is hoped,)a branch or lateral rail-
road from the Depot into Smyrna.
1t is not our intention to take up the subject
at this time, but would merely remark that this
is an enterprise as laudable as it will be bene-
fcial AS our enterprising men, anticipating
the benefit it would be to the town, were quite
energetic in securing this beautiful avenue,
we hope they will give the construction of the
lateral road their early attention. The enter
prise is entirely feasible one, and prompt,
vigorous effort would soon "raise the wind I"
and place the railroad to our very doors. Ac-
lcording to calculation of the engineers, the
branch road would not cost above $4,000. This
Is small sum in comparison to the advantages
it will secure. The trade of Smyrna will be
the largest of any town on the Peninsula, the
most Of which would be conveyed to the sta
ton by way of this branch road: we cannot
see, therefore, why it should not pay a clever
interest. We have heard one gentleman say
that he stands ready at any time to take stock
to the amount of $500. At this liberal rate of
subscription (and we have no doubt there are
many others who would be equally as liberal)
there is nothing to hinder the placing of this
project upon a permanent basis at once, and
the work proceeded with.
When the road shall have been completed
and the shade trees, which are to adorn it on
either side, shall have had several years growth,
this avenue will be one of the most beautiful in |
the country.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

% AZ the long winter evenings have now
come, we would suggest that it would be
we'll for every family to make provision for i'm
prOvinn their otherwise uneccupied time for the
purposes of mutual instruction and improve
ment. Such a course will more than double
the advantages the children derive from the
schools they attend it will be the means, per-
haps, cf keeping them away from untoward in
faences. and it will exert a happy and imprny-
ing effect upon every member of the family
Many of the most eminent men in every de-
partment of life, that our country has produced,
owe all their success to the habit they early
acquired of improving their winter evenings in
study. AS examples in point, two of the most
prominent men in Congress: Lewis d. Camp.
bell, Of Ohio, and N. P. Banks Jr., of Mas
sachusetts-both of them prominent candidates
for the Speakership of the National House of
RePresentatives-never attended school, one
after he was twelve, the other after he was
fourteen years of age. They both toiled early |
Tor livelihood, and acquired the knowledge
which laid the foundation for their present cx-
alted position, only after the labors OF the day
We're concluded.
Hundreds of similar cases might be named.
which should be an incentive especially to the
young to devote their winter evenings in men.
tai improvement few Of the young men of
this town have recently organized Lyccum
for debates and lectures, and we hope to see
others engaged in it, believing IL to be CON-
mendable source Of mental improvement, aud
time proftably spent during these long oven-
inqs.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

How 1T WoRKs.-Tt is said tbere has not
Oeen an arrest and conviction for drunkenness
since the prohibitory law went into force. If
THIS is true, and we know nothing to the con-
'rary' 1t certainly argues favorably both for
The law and the community and is an addition
al proof of the law-abiding and loving spirit
which exists among our people.-DeL Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

IHE LIQUOR DEALERS REsoLUTIoNs-These
resolutions, coming as they did from the lead
ers OF the opposition to the Prohibitory Law.
nave been looked upon as combining their ar
guments in toto. The press in the State have
spoken out mostly, either for or against them.
We are pleased to sec that but one paper-tbe
kePorfer-comes out boldly in their support
while the Sentinel looks upon them smilinplv.
but reserves its opinion for another time. All
The Wilmington papers have spoken against
them.
A-1ither word nj 1-nitber t;n,o
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

lMPoRrANr.-Pcrsons who are suhiec, D.,
eruptlons, scrofula, blotches or pimpIes on ,h y"
SSln' may be entirely cured thereof bv t,' t'p
balm OF Thousand Flowers. For sale bI ' ~
iiGttecker' No. Commercial Row. . l.
Nov. If
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

VI~ On Monday last, several Irishmen hov.
ing with them good supply of whiskey, stop
ped at the house of comrade living nenr uoc
iecker'S mIll' in this county, and all hands soon
became drunk. The mans wife, at n ,se
house the party stopped, becoming tired of their
dIsorderiy conduct, attempted TO drive them off
wheFeupon her husband pick up an axe and
struck her severe blow upon tn. head, which
nearly proved fatal.
"A strong argument this in favor of mornl
suasion!
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

VI 81, are you Afflicted with the FEVER and
nuCE olsH If so. Use Palcthorp's Certain Cnrs
y, ~ IA%E NS cure: No Pay;=cQ it can be had omIv
NJ NJ "a mE0 M T. 1OFFECKER'S Drug Store
No' l commercial Row, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

SoLD-The building erected by the Milford
Bank Company was sold at sheriff's sale on
on Saturday last 1t sold for $4,000. Farmers
Bank of Delaware, purchaser.
No SPEAKER YEr.-The House has not Or
ganlzed in consequence Of their inability to de-
eide on speaker. The vote stands about as
announced last week. They are waiting their
time and wearing away the peoples patience.
6T While the Allies are attempting to take
ScbastoPol, let several thousand of our friends
enter these parts, and-take the Times
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE FIRST De.
GREE Negro Saul Brown, charged with the
murder OF Mr.. Wm. II. Porter, was tried last
week at Centreville, and convicted of murder
in the first degree.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

almost FiRE.--On Sunday eiast, at tho
Landing a quantity Of stone lime in nm oc,ivo
''aNrng condition, IN consequence of the G,llnc
ra'n' ignited one Of the granaries a gain,t ub;ns
IL ~"S Piled aud butfor the timely discoverv
several granaries and large quantity Of or. -
which they contained must have been jes,rovaa
''uen careiesness may result 10 serious losses
tE-a #7ae st q ..H.st As r't. ..,.
W The M. Z. Quarterly Meeting Co.
smyrna Circuit and Station takes place neyt
saturday aud Su0day--the former nj Ra,bal
Chapel. The Presiding Elder, Rev. WIZ -
will preach in Smyrna on SUNDAY
both morning and evening.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

ega MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD
The Maryland Branch of the Delaware Rail-
road will be commenced on the 9th Instant
ground to be 6rst Bfoken at Greensborough.
Caroline leads the other counties in subserip-
lion, having taken stock sufficient to grade the
road thrcu gh that county. At the late annual
meeting ct the stockholders. the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
80. President-Gen. Tench Tlghman.
Dlrcctors-Wm b. Clark, 1. e. w. powell
Ill. J. Sirandberg, of Talbot county, David
KNOTS, G. Goldssorough, Robert FARRELL. OF
saGarcliHe. and James MeFrick. of @ zen Anne's.
.ds Treasurer--J. p. Manlove.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

e ssrsNo FROM UspER The Reporter prom-
ses, in his next issue, to notice the sound, tenn
pcrate resolutions of the Liquor Dealers meet
ing and The iacendiary ones Of The sraine-
slrpuesI He also promises to throttle the
Rev O. r.. Crooks. sstsssf- 49,, s..e
These remarkable papers win no doubt he
6itm5fouading 'ef' ssfls,r n.
DEPoT.-A temporary depot has been erect.
ed at the Railroad station near Sn,r..
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COsME FIGS.

" dits and rsr'lsres prepare he sso~ng
orc eighth he ns'lA co~t1Jrh hair dye hsir
Peruvian shApoo loud. nrtahkA sssoesnse bbvs
rcse. can dboqse bels white fsstis ion,
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sstssY hgsdtefQs s1tt<c. coo tsng vx1 no NJ =
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VUrMn MyOon La Drea no you WISH ~
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CURE CrHy-pR WARDS rNYOuJTgtTEs
- htsri ard ctsf 4npsrssied - s4gAisi
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~ resixed ue vohdefm eur I've ef-ts ~ ths aeglnN
1shedy tor purifying he bica a ssrgA syge
~ cuspsous erufnpts readily fey hN rarfr sp4t5A
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have sbussd b. specifies snt1ts. -rs
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aflaiaIs ~ he dsY rely ssinE feAs
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E,oR SALE CHEAP-THE NEW TWO STORY COTTAGE
house ard lo, No ~ West sst Nnt sycnue
With ne flower ea,den aad grape srsor 10 front Price
O. 500 part bond and mortgage. Posse ~
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THb HWAhUNENFOkTrhATEk
] frsts Tls opiy - prffNs s~s..es ~ n
'snls ffsud "A s-ssd al eosr f~snSa~s 4,wss
tsn ssssess fsk vi sr.3-sa~~
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pousTY LANDS. UNITED STATES PASSPORTS ASD
ID pay
United rtss@ tsfofs add s<hersfAod
siIed sffra pad niis.
thiy "a hours tasn~se dss ~do LsSs ~ ~ ,.~a
hst tsifr fsinrs eacssd And Al ttnfs ~ ,iaims
tttsd tiafss r.fot.reiby EDWARD Bir~gfL
Nssa. scssfy fass and ds@) Psr.~r y y n.yy ~ Wan
ORB TkADE AsD SAILORS, EfoHrR H-0rkrlA1
n new a's ~ he Truly butnss an - hap
~ sur ir.tds ~ nsstnrs. ~e assssas All
bm' fssrti ~ - TrHny bsrasxs III sn,as. sy ,,s~
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FINE ARTS.

L'IkE OIL PAIsTfsGs.-THE UNDERSIGNED IN
forms his friends and he amateurs Of works Il art ma
ne has opened a5 broadway up stairs No s.
hoAat building, and has view and Tor -sls
modern Haropean originals II highest artistic med
collecng galleries viii do we'll W
anime hem there being also several chef dsoyres by Old
masters. LOUIS PFEffFRH
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yNoR sALE-AN OYSTER AND DINING SALOON Is
II Brooky n central location. rent nonns viii be soi
heap cash chance for person with small capital
III health 81 the proprietor being De only for selling
For further particulars address saloon Brooklyn Pos
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(yANPHORATED TRANSPARENT STRENGTHENING
~ plaster, spread Canton Hanne cured judge
bndsah Il , painful neurAigie r,eurnan.n Bosins
Physician s recommend lben Made only BY b. ssWnAH
D. s Hudson street and for sale By druggists gsnss,
Price I2L centA.
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rcoR SALE CHEAP THR STOCK AND FIXTURES or
IN confectionery ani doing good business
i62 sew nh twenty Ara street Rsss,o for
ing going 10 the country.
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PHI scsns recommend them. Made only by B skWsAH
D. ys Hudson street, and for sale by druggists gsnsra,
Price I2h cent?
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pany and for see ~ J. ATKINS CO.. - soa'h gree,
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nestle Gnd Herman Uperss i1s HHrn.s
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each purchaser Al 81 broadway ~ s.slra o. casEks.