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NOTICE. We want and must have money. All
~ Notes and Accounts In possession made in the
year 1854 must be paid Immediately you may expect
to pay cost Our rule is only to sell ON twelve months
credit then do not be surprised If you are sued at any
time. aug "a CT. & T. +. GIBSON.
NOTECE.-Al persons indebted to me, either by
~ Note or Account, are requested to come forward
and make payment as am compelled to have money
and am determined to wait no longer. All debts not
paid by the first day OF October will be found in the
hands Of an officer for collection.
Aug "a X REEDER
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M Ho DIT - L.
Alabama street, Atlanta, Gcorgia,
Nv A. II. REV YES, Proprietor.
- OCATION-Rght Of the car shed for passengers by
down train; Left Of the car shed for passengers by
up train, Aug. 10, ls55-ly-359
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DisSolutjon.

VTNliE firm OF GROVES KLGoRE proprietors of the
Il "Loudon Foundry" is this day mutually dissolved.
All debts due said firm must be paid to David Groves,
and all debts owing by the firm will be paid by him.
The Foundry will be carried on by
Loudon, Tenn, Aug. 20, 1855 DAVID GROVES.
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New Goods.

% Shirts Marinoe and scarlet Shirts and Drawers
Buck Gloves and Gauntlets Ladies Cabas, from common
to extra ne Hosiery of all kinds; Port Monies Sus-
and many other articles all Of which promise to sell
extremely low. [aug24l CT. T. F. GIBSON
VALUABLE SCHOOL RO0KS.-Just
received, large lot Of the most approved and
latest editions, and for sale by
Aug "a GEO. W. ROSS.
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0coee Male Academy,

Circuit Court, Rhca county, Tenn.
Abner w. Frazier Administrator OF Sal Frazier decd,
as.
The Widow and Heirs OF the said SAINT Frazier, decd.
HIN pursuance to decree made In the above cause ut
n the July term of said Court 1855, will, on the 10th
day of September next the premises, sell at public
sale the highest bidder credit of twelve months,
except the of Fifty Dollars to be paid in hand, the
Tract Of Land wherein the said Samuel Frazier resided
before his DEATH with the exception OF the widows dow.
or, which has been allowed and set apart out OF said
tract Said Land lying on the waters OF Creek In
said county, and containing, by estimation,
I I . a @ T. O -.
Bond and security will be required from the purchaser,
and lien retained upon the Land for the purchase
money. DARIUS WAREHOUSE Clerk.
Aug 8, 1s55-td Prs fee - 85S
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Inc Savannah Republican says, that even
;" Underwater, the city was never healthier
haD at present.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
,JNHE undersigned wishes to dispose of his
i House and Lot, situated in the west end
of Athens, on Washington Street which he
will sell on reasonable terms. The location
is n desirable one for man with small
family. For further information apply to the
subscriber at the Office of the Athens Post.
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Athens, August II, 1855.
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sB dispatch FROM Portland, Me-, dated
The 18th inst, says:
l., "A mass Republican Free Soil meeting is
;" session here. One thousand persons ARE
present Senators Hale and Bell of New
hampshire, Wade, of Ohio, and b. +. Butler,
VI wv York, are among the spenkers.n
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salt,

R0 - BAGS juslTrcelyed and for sale .,,-
Z%ONov 81 MeEWEN 4 GiLLEsrlE'
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CONFINED.

Robinson &C ElGared
NATlLL exhibit their combined Circus, Mcnagerle
Wv and lIippOdrome in Athens on Tuesday.
August 2S. with all the great lIippodromatic Feats
OF the NEW YORK AND PARIS HIPPODROM NE
among which will be the wonderful scientific achieve
ment OF man WALKING UPoS PERFECTLY SMOOTH GILL
ING, with his
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In PE &c ~ f. !

BY Messrs, ROCKFORD and RENTZ.
This extraordinary performance has created univer-
sal wonder and admiration, showing beautiful feats Of
Rentz on pole thirty feet high, held by Mr.. Rockford.
MIR. W. ROCKFORD, Madame ROBINSON,
Master JAS. ROBINSON, Master JOHN,
And additional list of Popular Actors, with the
Company and will appear in the various exercises.
THE BANDS directed by the celebrated Jos.
NOSIRR which is sufficient guarantee for its merit.
splendid collection of
w lid AN I MI AIS.
In addition to the above attractions oei rich bill VI
entertainment.
~ Admission to the whole Exhibition, so cents.
Children and Servants, half price.
Doors open at 12J6 o'clock Arena exercises to COM
mence at \, allowing full hour for the examination
of the Animals those who do not wish to observe the
sports of the ring Aug II u. J. HUNT, Agent.
They will also exhibit in Calhoun ON Wednesday, Goth.
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&a5 RuwARD,

K S,t Jau on Sunday, 18th ul,,, man Who calls
rb1Tgs "r ~ l " m; A. Gibson, confined ON y
or N 20 OF - years Of age, young looking feet 10
inches high, weighs ll5 his, lsh, hair with
Poght scar on his right cheek and PERHAPS small
onS oh the et Had on when he len darn chsck nant
maid sr LII u sft sleeves The above reward will 10
' TiInS shs sr1n, ana delivery to me.
Athens, Tenn, Aug 8, lsoS-tf Va 'i'Aiii M CO.
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FOR the complete cure Of Coughs, Colds, L.tis-
s.Ia, AstAmo, bronchitis Splitting of Blood.
aud all other complaints tending 10
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n AND WAKRANTS.-Iwi will pay the highest
~ cash price for Land Warrants.
Aug. 17-n JOHN L. BRIDGES.
n AND WARRANTS WANTED.-GEO.
BROWN, Of jacksonville, wishes to purchase Land
Warrants, and will give the highest cash price. Augl7
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25l prizes In all amounting to 100000
ONLY TEN rho G,SAND NJJfBERS!
Tickets s5-lIalves and Quarters In proportion.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
July IS, lS55-tf-355 Montgomery, Ala.
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THE LEGISLATURES.

The following are the members elect to
tia Legislature
SENATE.
Nc MINI, Monroe, PoR and .Msigs-Bal.
lew. Democrat.
hnor and RoaHe-Rodrers, American.
Greene, Seuier, Cooke, and BLouat-Fletch.
err, American, gain.
Bradley, Hamilton, Marion. Bledsoe. and
Rhea-Havron, Democrat
HG'ek'ns, Hancock, and JeGerson-McFm-
land, American
DaridSon-JuIlnson, American.
Rutherford and Williamson Amer
can.
WILSON and DeKalL-Stokes, American.
Robertson Montgomery aid Slewari-
Cheatham, American.
Carroll Gibson and Dyer-Allen, Amcri-
Gun.
Shelby and Fayetts- PaImore, American,
gain.
While, Macon and Jackson-Turnev, A
mcrican.
Madison, Haywood, Lauderdale and Upton
Steele, American.
Maury, Hickman, Lescis and Dickson
Whitthorne, Democrat.
Giles, Laurence and Wayns-Brown,
Democrat.
Weekly, Henry and OJion-Atkins, Dem
ocrat.
Lincoln and Fr.akliH-Cartrr, Democrat.
Warren, Cannon, GrUndy, Van Buren, and
Co6ee-Sheid, Democrat.
Smith and Sumner-H ,ad, Democrat, gain.
Claiborne, Granger, Anderson and Camp
6elL-Ililch, American.
Washington SuiLiran, johnson and Carter
Smith, American, gain.
Benton, Humphreys, Perry Decatur and
HsnderSon-Ilall, American.
Morgan, Scott, Feniress, and Orert,n-
Bowles, Democrat.
Bedford and MarShaH-Dean, Democrat.
Hnrdin, Mc.Nairy and Hardeman -Nleeks,
Democrat
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The following are the members elect TO
tia Legislature:
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24
Court PROCEEDINGS.

MoNDAY. Oct 22d, 1s55-General ,Ss,,;on.
T9lei IN Justice Harrington; Associates MiJIig"D
"ootlen' and Houston, on the Bench.
state vs. Ezekle! Hum, (frae neoro>-1n.
dlcted for the larceny of four gallons Of vino
the property Of William P. Nlckerson W. W.,
dict, guilty. Sentenced 70 pay the owner 81
the liquor the value thereof, Si2; TO he wb " ~
ped with fifteen lashes, on the 9Th inst = ri
10 be sold for term of not more than seven
years. u" Se'e"
State VS.; John. w. Boone.-Indicted for sell.
ing liquor by the small Acquitted 'o''
>. state vs.. Phll'p White, Gree nezro>-Tr-
d!cted for assaulting Constable VIM. RI Mc Rrido
Verdict, guilty. Fined SIC, aud Sentenced -
one months Imprisonment ~
State vs. Samuel Cook.-Indicted for as.
sauit and battery. Acquitted.
>. State vs.. John Haynes, Gree neeroA-In.
dlcted ter selling liquor by the small. Verdct
guilty. Counsel for defendant moved to arros,
dgment; whereupoA Court adjourned nm IN
o CLOCK Tomorrow morning.
TUESDAY MORNING, Oct, 23-State vs Jamos
FountaIn.-lndicted for permitting liouor 70 be
drunk on his premises on Sunday, Acouitled
Reporter. d'''''u'
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TEMPERANCE.-Rev.J John Chambers or phil
adel phla, delivered a very interesting and i'm,
pressVe temperance address in the citv ia n
on Tuesday evening. He handled those in e.
Vor OF the ndiscriminate sale of rum u;,I,a',,
gloves; placing the traffic in the art;clos ~ y
ieVei WIN robbery, arson and murder. He caII
eu making men drunk stealing awav thor
orains, their respectability, their proney,v ,I'n
200 OF their wives and children, and their sens
OF rlglt and wrong. He spoke of the time be
settled IN Philadelphia, when three-Gmr,hs 20
the population were either engaged in seII;nS
rectlfylng or drinking rum, antr a. large nnnS'
per were 10 druukards At the first funeral
no was called to attend, rum was plentitnIIv
supplied at the house, men stagge-ed aronnd
the grave, and the first temperance address he
made IN that city was over those cornse He
preached temperance in his church. and al,
though some complained, be had reason 70 bo.
lIeve good had been accomplished. He aII".
Geo 10 the election in Pennsylvania and other
Places and remarked although the friends of
temperance were apparently beaten, in the
END they were certain to triumph. He con.
graduated our people on the position thev on-
eupled, and Payed high compliment 10 yheir
love OF order and morality. We wish we conld
follow him in his remarks, as many of ,Sar.
were scathing and we'll timed W;lm;n o,o,,
Republican. ''"''s ~"
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

BREADsTUFFs FOR GERMANY,-The Cover.
nors of the Zolleverein of Germany. il is so ii
have granted admission free of duty. to prain
and flour. Prussia is at the head of this Chs
tom Union, and her domInons are suffering from
a scarcity and high price of corn. In other
parts of Germany it is stated that there is n
like degree of dearth prevaling-IIesse Cas-
sci, among the rest, where it is reported the
ttyphus fever is decimating the population
The crop of cereals in the German States is re.
ported at only three-fourths of an average
The New York Post alluded the other dav 10
large purchases made here of wheat for the
Prusslan government; and the large dealings
in imported grain at Bremen, Hamburg. Berli1
&C., have already rendered the exchanges fa'
vorabe to New York. -"
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

OUR SUNBEAM; or, Light in Couepe
Days." is the title of new monthly periodical
Puol'Shsd oy the students ofDelaware COLLEGE.
IL Is neat and spicy sheet, and will. no donbt
be beneficial to them mentally as well as an
alienation from the cloudy, dusty, tortuous
maze of the classics, by the beautiful corusc,
tons OF light that may be thrown upon their
moments of leisure by it. 1t is " sunbeam >,
not only to those who remain, but 10 ,bos.
VINO have long since left the "classc walls"
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WHAT WE HAVE prpN ,,-,11--- -

WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DUNG THE
PAST SUMMERTIME have been ouie,lx
mahuiacturIng Boots and Shoes for the IVin,.,
anu ran Irade. Not less than ten thouS,nL
pairs OF BOOTS and SHOES are now ON LnnJ
ior our retail trade and out of this stocl; ,I1.
boot and shoe wearing pubic are to secnrs
! lneir PlcRlngs. Our assortment is not eouallod
short OF Philadelphia, and in point of chn.,,'
ness net even there. If the people pencr,Iiy
understood the management of our LusinnI,
they could see how it is that we can sell cb,a,,
IN good earnest. We invariably 'buy our stort
Ilrst handed and in large Qmantities-soln l,a
ther thousand and fifteen hundred pounds NJ
tllhe' ana whenever lot Of leather offers il.
sell good and cheap enough, we care not vh.t
Tue quantity may be, we buy it for cash. w.
nave OouSht III thls city, at one time, over eipbt
thousand lbe. OF leather-over four tons u ai,,i.
The shoe wearer must know i, is oro.t
uucelnent that causes US to buy such lar0e lo,s
OF leather at time. This managernonf :, ,..,,
US ihe advantage In manufacturing our Bo,,.
ana 0hoeS much cheaper than when stock -
bought by the single side in retail wav-
nat we manufacture largely durDp the Gu!
winter and spring is well known to the publ,c
Inns we 90 when the times are dull. for ih,u
we nave Tune to attend to it then the wan,s
are lower, and good workmen are easy 70 bu
hah' ana, manuta cturlng a few weeks bel,r,,
liH"d' we give our thick, heavy work time To
get well dried for the Wearcr Thick hnots ,,.+
on as soon as they are made arc ininrjo,,s- -
For, thick leather when wet inside of n boo,
takes ten times longer to dry than most pes,l,.
would think; besides there is risk of Ia kIItr
cold While the boot is wet inside We saw IN
the public now as soon as Jack frost makes h :
appearance, which is now, come and see u hat
we can show you in the cheap boot and slu.
line. Ii you think our goods were low last
winter, we can sell you cheaper this tau and
winter Don't believe the humbug cry IN :
leather is on the rise and so on, by few drp .
ers IN boots and shOes-it is all stuff When
do you ever hear the cry of leather comm ,
down. AS 10 the price of boots and shoes rL =
iall ana winter, We mean to keep Their propcr
level, and unless the dealers in bUUIs and sho :
DO as We Go they Cannot expect TO reac!, II, N
point of large sales. We have prime thicL
boots for men at only Sl.jU pair /; aisn. nood
stout, thick lace boots for women !, wpar ~ Cyk
and 10 cts. per pair Many Of these kind oi'
boots have been In wea- for the last year. and
yet IN existence. In all instances bnu,s
ard shoeS sold by us are warranted, and # they
rip or break, beyond the natural wehr, il VIII
be repaired gratis. Chlldren's SAoes-Both
boys and girls thick sole leather for only -
cents pair. Only come and see what We can
sell you, and see if you can hardly believe vour
own eyes, as regards cheap boots aud shoes
Call at FLANsGEN'S cheap Shoe Store. No.
lO West Second street, sign of the large Black
boot, w llnlngtOn. oC24
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24
NEsToR.

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-On the Ilth inst, a
very severe surgical operation was performed
on Mr.. John NJ. Dunning, of Dover Gor ,bo
cure of fstula of the eye. There was no tube
to carry the tears from the eye into the nose. il
having become closed when he was ahont f,nr
years OF aye, and consequently the tears flowed
out upon the cheek, requiring the constant use
OF the handkerchief The object of the opera
ton is to make a new passage from the eve
down into the nose, in which a silver or pold
tube Is to be worn to keep it open. The opera.
ton in this case was one of extreme dificnltv
owing to the contraction of the bony part of the
canal, and was borne by Mr.. Dunning with
great frmness. DR.. Chas d. Green, of phila-
delPhla, performed the operation.-Del. Repor-
ter,
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

MOT AT NARwICK.--The following account
OF the riot at Warwick, we have from . oon-
'ieman who arrived on the ground shot time
atter 1t occurred. A party of Irish labor
ers on the Delaware Railroad. who had
become drunk at a "wake," on the pre.
vlouS evening, stopped at the store of MIR.
Jump and obtained liquor, whilst attending the
funeral OF their deceased comrade at the Catholic
chapel. On their return they again stopped
TO get some more liquor, but Mr.. jump seeing
their intoxicated condition, refused to LET tbem
nave It, whereupon they become so noisy
ana abusive that he attempted to put them out.
AT this Juncture the Irishmen, "a in number.
attacked the store and dwelling house with
fence-ralls, forks, spades, &c. Mr.. Jump with
i've or six others, defended the place as hest
they could, The fight continued but short
time, and ended in the complete rout of the
irish. During the meleea hatchet was thrown
which passed near the head of Mr.. Jump. Mr..
Hayes, the clerk, knocked eight Irishmen down
In succession with an ax-helve. The fight was
desperate, and it is a wonder that there was no
more mischief done. Itis remarkable that none
oi the defendants were injured--a number of
the Irish were, and we learn several of them
nave since died. The front of Mr.. Jumps
house was completely riddled, and much. of his
merchandise injured.
Here is beautiful exempifcation Messrs.
Reporter and Sentinel of your policy. Law it
by for reference.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

COAST SuRvEY.-We have received from
the otlce of the Coast Survey, at Washington,
the Report of Professor A. D. Bache, Superin-
tendent of the U. S. Coast Survey for 1854
under the frank of Capt. H. w. Benham. of the
Engineer Corps
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

The ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER
Monday, November S, State officers and five
Representatives TO Congress. Mississippi. on
Monday, Nov 5, State officers and five Renre'
sentatlves to Congress. New York, Tuesday.
Nov. q, State officers, but no Governor nor
Lieut.. Governor. Wisconsin, Tuesday, Nov.
Q, State officers. Maryland, Wednesday, Nov.
Z, SIX Representatives to Congress Massachus-
etts, Monday Nov IL, State officers. In the
states OF Tennessee, Alabama, California, Wis.
consln and Pennsylvania, the Legislatures each
elect u. S. Senator.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

GooEY's LADY's BooK-The November
nunOer OF this instructive and entertaining
magazine has been received. AS usual If ;s
filled with classic original contributions. nsof,l
receipts spicy editorials, elegant fashion plates
numerous wood cuts, and also beautiful stool
engraving entitled. Health and Happinoss :"
l.. a. Godey' publisher, Philadelphia. Terms
$500 per annum.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

TIE CRrxEAs WAR.-The Atlantic's news
- not very important, showing that the Allies
are determined to drive matters to crisis. A
cavalry battle bad been fought near Eupatoria.
IN which the Russians were defeated and 100
prisoners taken. The Allies were about TO
lombard North sebastopol, and the dispatches
OF the Russian commander show that he is fear.
fai OF the Allies closing in upon him ftoa, all
s'des The news by the next arrival will no
deub, be very interesting.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

HOUSEHOLD WORDs.-Ths instructive ma co-
zine, edited by Chas. Dickens. is rcnle,e wi,h
uSeiu' reading 1t commands high position
In literature both from the ability of the authors
as well as the interesting subjects therein
treated upon. Dix & Edwards, publishers
New York. Terms $500.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

SoID.-The steam propeller Diamond State.
says the Dover Reporter, that formerly piled
between Philadelphia and Leipsic, was sold
at public auction on the 18th inst, in the for
mer place, for eighty-fve hundred dollars
She was bought by the Baltimore Steamship
Company.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

ECLIPSE OF THE MooN-To-morrow morn.
lng' the 25th instant, the moon will be TO-
tally eclpsed for a period of more than three
hours. The eclipse will commence here at AZ
minutes past midnight, and close quarter after
4 o'clock, mean time,
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

F1TAI ArFRAT.-We regret to learn tbo.
40 anray ie" days since, took place in this
County. between MIR. john Pippis and one %, Of
ms nus negro men; which resulted in the death of
me latter We have not ascertained the par.
tcu!efs' PippIn bias aed.--Centrepii9e (Md :,
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24
III A r RIED

- on 4 the morning of the 18th inst, by Rev. w.
=: Robinson, Mr.. JOSEPH Day, of Kent Co.
Idd.' 10 Miss MARGARET CARR, of Smyrna.
BY the same, on the 23d. MIR. TILGHMAN G.
Cox' OF Cecil Co, Md, to Miss MARTHA ANN
DYoTT. of New Castle Co., Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24
VALUABLE
FARM & MILL PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SAEE

The subscriber will positively sell al pnblic
sale, on THURSDAY, the Sth day of Novcm-
per, lSoo, at the Hotel of Tlghman Foxwell.
IN the town OF Smyrna, Kent county, Del. ali
thoSe tracts or parcels of LAND, as follows:
NO. l. Part of the FARM known as "Yox-
STT5s nail, containing the Buildings and l73
EIInI Acres of Land, in high state of cult
ki4-A vatlon. Said land is bounded on the
west slie by the Delaware Railroad.
No. :. The balance of said Farm. witbonr
buildings, containing 80 Acres, highly iupro,-
ed. 1t is divided from No. l by the Delaware
Railroad. Both parcels are on the road Icalur
from Smyrna to kenton, one and half miles
from Smyrna.
No 3. All that FARM and MILL. both
Grlst and Saw, known as Wright'S. (latciy
Brocksop's.) Said mills are now n coNplrIr
order and doing a good business in custom
work; situated about miles from Smyrna.
The farm contains about 80 acres of good land.
No. 4. FARM known as the :. Forest
Farm, miles from Kenton, containing ~
Acres; AZ of which are in wood and timber.
Any person wishing to examine said lams
viii call on the subscriber, residing on No. |.
Sale to take place at one o'clock, L. NJ.
Terms at sale.
JOHN n. REEFS.
Smyrna, Kent county, Del, Oct. "a -3t.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

LOVERS OF FRAGRANT SEtiARS apd
superior article Of fine Chewing TOBACCO,
can find just the article hey want at the Dru,r
Store of JAMES p. HOFFECKER. in Como
merca Row. The Segars are OF the veru btst
quality, of both foreign and domestic make.
that can be had. All we ask is, one trial. and
we are sure that you will be constantly giving
them puff Don't forget, No Commercial
Row, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

PEACH TREES for Sale.
THE subscriber has about five or six thous,pa
Seeding PEACH TREES, of one and twn
years growth. large aud fine size, which Le
VIII sell on the most reasonable terms.
Can be had at any time by making early al
plication. up
ID. s. CASPERSON,
octl4 5w. Noar S.. H.,
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

" FOR BRONCHITIS. Throat Disease Hacking
Cough, and the effects OF mprudert Use OF Alrr.,,ry
no nculrlne mas eI ef been discovered Winch has eli, ii,
ell such cures as Carrie : Spanish Mature
l'rOal diseases produced by salvation. Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections Liver D.scase \r,r,i
eIa ami Rheumatism have all been rcilrvrd and Crrd
"a won irrlnI manner. by the great purifier OF The
blood, Carriers Spanish Mixture
lhe case "t 1. ii. Ramsay alone should satisfy any
VINO doubt all on The Agent and procure ,ampIltt
CO IlalnIng cures, which viii astuuId you
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

W George w. spicer has been appointed
resigned. - -'SN'
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

VI Iyr are you Afflicted with the FEVER and
6LH A1UE II 30, Use Palcthorp's Certain Cprs "1
y, ~ SE NS GSre, NO Pay:-~0 Ii can be had onlv
a. Mo AGIo +. HoFFECKER'S Drug Store
NO. Commercial Row, Smyrna. Del 'Ofe'
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24
d I T. ID,

Near Leipslc, on the 2lst inst, Mr. w n
HARDcAsTLE, in the 6lst year of his are -
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

W How to make money--Adver,iss.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

@- BLANKS for sale at this of;c.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-24

plank to Its platform in Delaware. The glorl-
Gus pank of Prohibition! II has bound toge-
ther the other planks and makes in Delaware
the strongest platform any political party ever
stood nPen; tear it off and your strength is
gone; you convince conscientious men that
you dare not stand up for the good of the peo.
Ple-that you are engaged in a bush fight for
the sPolls OF office and your moral force, your
prestige, your power, is gone-hopelessly, re-
medliessly' forever gone! God give you wis
dom to see
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-10

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is an rxcrIlen'
gul'tor at Ih'. Stnmlch and bowels. and should al.
ways he KEEP "n hand, especially nj thu season
OF the wear. Sold at only % cents bottle by
meTCh rntS generally.