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A Winter Night Among the Hills.

/ Winter Night Among the Hills.
ny HENRY T. HARRIS.
Cold blows the wild December blast
Among these snow-capped hills,
And cold the vcstal moon now shines
Upon the frozen rills.
The bare trees stand like sentinels
To guard these solitudes,
That reign with awful stiffness
Through these wild and pathless woods.
The wildcat from his rocky den
Comes with piercing scream;
His fierce eye in the full moonlight
Flashes with fearful CLEAN.
The mountain-wolf sends up her cry
Since morn She has not fed
And she is eager now to slay,
And "banquct on the dead"
The raccoon walks alone tonight
Within the frozen bog,
And leaves his footprints in the Snow
Upon the maple log.
The decp-mouthcd owl far up the glen
Holds undisputed sway
lie sits-Nights lonclcst chorister-
Upon the bccchcn spray.
The slender doe has gone to rest, -
The tircsomc chase is o'cr
Our faithful hounds have lost her track,
To be rcgained no more
Nights lonely moments coldly fly
With stiffness all supreme,
Save when the owls long, moody cry
Comes with the Wildcats scream.
a blazing fire, before our tent
Sends out its brilliant light
And from each near projecting rock
Dispcls the frosts of night.
a fat deer hangs against the tree
His slender limbs are still;
No more his muSly feet will paw
Upon the yellow hill.
Before the fire our honnds now sleep
The mountain chase is done
We rode through wide untroddcn dclls
Until the stag was won
Drcar is the night cannot sleep
Among these frozen hills;
For Natures widest Poetry
My souls deep caskct fills.
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DENTAL NOTICE

WIN. L. HARRIS, SURGEON and MECHAN-
w IcAL DENTIST, would respectfully in
form the inhabitants of Middlehury, and
vicinity, that he has taken rooms at the
residence of DR.. n Harris for the purpose OF
praeticing hisprofession in all its various
branches, together with all the latest inn
provements in the Dental Art.
Teeth inserted from 4 single tooth 20 an
entire sctt, on new and improved method.
Cartons teeth cleanscd and filled with pure
Crystal Gold and Gold Foil, and restored to
permanent usefulness. All persons wishing
to have their teeth examined and repaired
in their immediate neighborhood can be ac
commodated as far as practicable, 10y ad
dressing line to DR.. N. Harris or VIM. l.
Harris, as one or tho other will at all times
be in readiness to visit the various towns in
Addison County.
Middlebnry, Dec. 10Th, 1855. 3A;tf.
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what seemed to be the bodily imperson-
alton Of darkness and despair aud Of en-
nifty TO good No brayer man than
Luther ever lived in Europe.
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Harrisons Columbian Perfumery'
THE REST IN THE WORLD

A general variety of Harrsons Prepara-
tions. including Perfumery, Toilet Powder,
Rouge, Lip Balm, Shaving Creams, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair Dye, Cream of Beauty.
Also, Harrison's Columbian Ink, Writing
Fluid, Red Ink, &C, lust received by
Aug. %, 1855. IL. A. SHELDON.
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Wool TWine.

Sheep Tick Tobacco, Tar, and scoth
Snuff. just received by II. A. SHELDON
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Mould Candles.

De BOXES Winchester Mould Candles
lO received and for sale by
Oct 80. +. VALLETTE.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
Palethorp's Apue Mixture.

The proprietor of the infallible and celebra-
ted remedy for Fever and Ague, known as
Palethorp's Ague Medicine would most re-
specttully say to the public, that at the solic
tation of many persons, and feeling confident
that all will be required to bring it into gener-
al use. is fair trial of its virtue. Thousands
in the West and South have been permanently
cured by using PaIeihorp's Ague Medicine /;
for the proof ofwhieh, we respectfully refer you
to the letters from different parts ofthe country,
from dealers and others, who have tested its
value as remedy for the Fever and Ague.
For sale only at'the Drug Store of
49,. JAMES P. HOFFECKER,
d10-6m. Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17

OF When discovery is made which is cal
culated to benefit mankind, it becomes the duty
of every good citizen to avail themselves of the
results arising therefrom. In accordance with
these views, we feel it our duty to bring to the
notice of our readers the extraordinary merits
of medical discovery known as Carter's Span
ish Mixture. 1t is the most powerful, effectual
and certain remedy for ali diseases of the blood
yet brought before the public. 1t has perma-
nently and positively cured more than ten thou
sand cases of the worst forms of Blood Disease,
such as, Scrsfula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease,
Syphilis, Fever and Ague, and other kindred
diseases, many of which set at naught the ply
sician's skill, and laugh at all the ordinary eff
forts OF science to conquer and subdue them
While Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no
Mercury, Opium, or anything injurious, yet its
success in curing disease has left it without a
rival; and wherever it has become known is
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fully
conscious Of its effects, and avail themselves
of its merits because it has deserved their COM
mendation. 1t would be better to try it in time
the sooner the better. ....t
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
PROCLAMATION.

TO ALL whom it may concern, notice is hereby
gyeh That lfany person persons shalt be engaged
or eOncerned in firing guns, pistols or fireworks or
or sporting in anyway detrimental to the welfare of
this community, within the limits of the town of
Smyrna, during the coming Christmas Holidays. they
shall be arrested, prosecuted and punished the law
directs. So
All citizens are earnestly solicited to cooperate
with the Town Authorities, in suppressng The above
acts and in maintaining that harmony aud good order
which invariably character re all wellregulaed COM
munies.
N. B.-A sufficient Police will be engaged TO patrol
the streets during the nights Of the holidays. y
nj GREEN,
VIM. II. BAGGS, ~.
Justices Of the Peace.
5. M. FIsLER, VIM DENNEY, JAMES r. CLEMENTS,
VIM. CUMMINs, VIM c. ELIAsoN, PETER CARR, and
ENocH SPRUANcE, Commissioners,
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
MARRIED.

onths 10th inst, by Rev. ]. A. Roche. Mr..
Iohn NJ. Richards to Miss Mary E. Hawkins,
both of Camden, Del. =
On the. 9th inst, at Mount Vernon, N. Cas-
,le county, Del. by Rev. ]. Brindlc. Mr. Thos.
II. Mccoy TO Lime, daughter of John Cazier,
ED ea9 = 1873 7n'...,. 1..1' =. ~
IN Philsdelphis, ON the 9th inst. by Friends
Ceremony, before Richard Vaux, Mayor, mo.
Davis Of Chester county, 10 Jane B. Temple,
of Wilmington. Del -. '<.'+'' i
Al Beloit Illinois on the Goth ult., by Rev.
II. M. Beach, Mr. Joseph FAIRIES, of Delaware
and Miss Louisa nj. Chapman, of Marengo, i'll.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
INSURANCE NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the Kent County Mu-
tual Insurance company will meet at the office
of DIR. s. NJ. Fisler, the President, in Smyrna,
the First Monday of January next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose of electing nine Dlrec-
tors to serve for one year, and to transact other
business of interest to the company.
The interest on deposit notes will be due and
payable on the first day of January next, at II
O'Clock, at which time all policies expire; and
the Company does not hold itself responsible TO
pay losses after that time, whose interest remain
unpaid after IL O'clock.
TO enable persons who wish to continue their
insurance, to be prompt, lists of interest due
will be sent to
VIM. c. Robertson, Delaware City,
James r. Clements, Smyrna,
Jas. Ccwgil. Treasurer, Dover,
Jacob Y. FOulk, Milford,
George NJ. Davis, @ BridgevilIe,
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown. - j..
who are authorised to receipt for interest due
the company.
r.. q = - GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
dec3-4t
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
DR.. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
&c HE .-sA M W e.

AFTER eighteen years private practice is, with in
creased cUmldence lis efficacy, offered 10 the public
for the pusve of all dIscases arising irum Dys
pepSla. such Nausea, Headache Vertigo, Dunness
Of Sight, Debility ol the Nervous System. HypOrbrOn
dria, Jaundice, Loss Of Appetite, Wasting of the
Strength Flaluence. with frequent belGhug OF wind
Vitiaed Taste, Constipation and uneasiness OF bOwes
Blio Is Vomiting burning Sensation at the Pt Of The
SEom ,ch Liver Compliant, Oppression alter Eating
Papintion Of The Heart Pain la the pit of the
ach or towards The right SIDE. SaIlOwnessOl Complex
ion, Depression vi Smrs and lrrIablllty OF Temper,
9c.- t.. 30 .t .'....t ,',.. j.
.- ATTEsTATION; +. q. ~ .-t :.
We having used Williams Anti .DyspeptIc Elixir
with the most perfect satisfaction and success take
great pleasure in recommending it Oa persons suiler
ing with Dyspepsia. we refu!ly convinced VI It's
most eslmable qualities in restoring The digestive
pUwers. removing all pain and uneaSness, and i'm
parting a healthy tone TO The stomach: ... =
john X Penruse, 81 South Wharvesi Casper Morris.
Tacony; Thomas Allibone. President Bank of Penn
sylvanla; Abner Elmes Market street. bel SIKH;
ii Rowicy. IA North Wharges Michael Dunn, Sup'I
Of Merchants Exchange.
The list of names could be extended TO almost any
length, but lhe ioregoiug is deemed sufficient
Ollie and Agency, South SEVENTH Street. 3
doors below Market, Philadelphia. [dlO.5m
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
For the HOLIDAYS

sKriss Kringle" is coming, and has conclu-
ded Ito have his headquarters, as usual, at
BAGGS'a Cheap Variety and Confectionery
Store, opposite Foxwell's Hotel, where all the
people, young and old. win come to greet him
1sS sssssed Fsese from % the csy isrse and splendid lot
of FRENCH and GERMAN TOYS, of all
kinds and descriptions. Also, large assort-
ment. of Fruits, Confectionaries, Nuts, Cakes,
Sc, &C., all fresh, and of the best quality.
Remember--Kfss Kringle's Head Quarters,
opposite Foxwell's Hotel. lA! / -
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF Very Valuable LAND.

TNHE undersigned will offer at public sale, at Wood
i wUrIh's Hotel. IN the Town of GTeensbi rough,
Md al O'cluck, p. M, on WEDNESDAY, The l7ih
of DECEMBER Instant. valuable Tract of Ian ID
(being part of the farm on which he now resiies)
situated in the sl Election District of Caroline cOun-
ty, Maryland: miles from the to Of Greensboro';
3 miles from the Maryland and Delaware RailTuad
and containing 34l ACRES r..
About 80 acres of the above Tract finely TIM.
BERED-Ihc balance cleared. TIE arabic land is of
good quality. easily improved and admirably adapted
sEsss@s to The grow tn of Corn, Wheat, Oats &c
E$,,, The improvements consist Oi a Dwelling
ETgiid House. Corn Crib. GrdnLry aud Sablcs-all
-A7A-- ne W, convenient and in good order
The Terms will be made accommodating to the
purchaser.
dl0.is WIN. NJ. DAY.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
SMYRNA PRICESs CURRENT
CosRFcrED WSEKLY FoR TIE TIMES.
a -BENEVOLENT, GENEROUS MIND,

A sBENEVOLENT, GENEROUS MIND,
anxious to alleviate human suffering, will re-
joice in making known the extraordinary merits
of PASCHALL'S Remedy for FEVER and
AGUE, sinc,, on the highest testimony,it is
the only reliable and safe remedy. not only
against sickness butagaipst the pernicious nos
runs of unprincipled Quacks. A supply of
the Mixture has been received from the Phila-
delphia Laboratory, with the. able Medical
Treatise on Fevers, &C., given gratis to all ap-
plicants. This should be read by all who think
prevention better than cure. s. ~ ~ :
WILLIAM TEMPLE, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
GIFTS for or the HOLIDAYS !!

A fine choice of Gold Pens, with Gold Cases,
from $3.50 to $3.50. +. -. .seI @
Gold Pens, with extension cases (silver), a
good article, $3.50. - il. ,...s' IL. =. ~.
Silver Card Cases, $3.50. ~. .f'
Fine Pearl Port Monnaies, 87lc. p
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
.Ge.d and Silver Hunters cases. -'
Silver Levers, as low as $500.
A choice lot of Eight-Day and Thirty-houl
,(inlaid with PearD CLOCKS; also, Gothic
Spring and Weight ditto. = i.
A fine selection of Earnings, Finger-Rings
IBresstpins, NC, low for cash.
dl7. III. r.. .PARSONSs-ag't.
or Store on Main St, Smyrna. ks.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17

sSrc0AiPEFFTION ami its great meaning III have
not had much to say sr several months past but now
the words must come up i'm good earnest need not
lsl ypu competition is the life Of trade, and 70 carry
out tins principle am going into II up TO my BOOTS.
In the rst place. want TO say little 10 the Shoe
eaers around the country. Ii tell you. gentlemen,
psrtoR of yOur irlde has LETT your towns and is find
inc lis waf TO Wilmington. and particularly to this
eheas Bot and Shoe store you Will say you are aware
OF this iact and yet you cannot Zee how tits but such
is the case and you all sorts Of sayings TO divert
the trade from this Now, what does Il amount
tsle n Is yua that are wrong gentlemen and not us
ryou hat buy your goods like wedO in large quuntI
uss fer cash. aud sell for cash only, then you might
have chance OF keeping your trade, as we have kept
our own and a part of yours for the last six years.
Now ,,silItsll youhow we manage. You are aware
sherifs sales frequent IN 10th Phlladephla and
Bzliimore an these occasions we have islends On
AaHd r he cash, ready 10 PICK uP all good bargains
Of Roofs and Shoes both great and small, and we lava
riaby have ourshare in these bargains. We buy the
low and sell them low for cash, at the smallest
prslit and thereby avoid making debts Thus II Is
can seIl cheaper than you who ouy yoI boo,s ana
shoes on long credit, regular way and sell the
treaser part Of them upon credit and by this means
obliged sell for large prosio make upfor bao
dehts say To you, dealers. can sell you HOots and
Shoes II wholesale so that you can sell a reta az ihe
same prices as We d. and yet make profit, and then
ysa can keep your mOneyed customers at home. all
art thss % gs 10 Philadelphia and buy my Boots and
Shoes in q regular way. from jobbers, You can buy
lhem ss cheap as can but thai s not the way. II
teil you a. DO that sell at retail ladies' thick sole
calf healed Bootees, for az cents pair. and men's
lenxerged doubiesoIed Boots for only 81 90 per pair
a coed artcIo at that and other kinds Of BoJs and
hess equally as cheap you willsay they never were
uusds o that and they cannot be bought for that and
IL cannot be so and 20 turn it Of call me humbug
Vet is sesliy true. and your good people have ounc
itvut long ayss That is the reason why so many o
shew nave come this cheap Boot and Shoe store to
ah.ir Boots and Shoes this last six years. Geniiemen
read aud pondsr. you that are in want OF good fsl
stock oG Boots and Shoes Give us cali, at NO. y
West second street. sign ofihe laEe Black Bootwhe
there Is fine piekings in these digemgs ,,.,
nsr~f a(lczS. St .t.s< rs
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
THE RUSSIAN WAR.

WI E. have just published new edition. of this
w popular and saleable work. and can cow sup
ply our Agents and Canvassers without delay.
Besides a complete History of the War il includes
the LIFE AND REIGN. OF NICHOLAS |. wiIh
SKETCHES of SCHAMYL, the Crcasslan Chief, aud
other distinguished characters; also descriptions OF
RUSSIAN SOCIETY and GOVERNMENT. &c
&C. making one of the most interesting works ever
pub she'd II is beautifully illustrated with fine TINT
ed plates, and bo und in the best manner We send a
specimen cosy with particulars OF ngency 10 any part
OF the iGiled States ree OF postage GA recepto the
j. w. BRADLEY, Publisher.
No 45 North Fourth street, PhlladGl lphia, Pa
nov26.lm .-.... -. -SN
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN EVER.

The undersigned having on hand large as
sortment of CLOTHING suited to the season,
will sell them cheaper than he has heretofore
done, as he intends selling off his Stock
as, fast as received, in order to keep right up
with the latest styles Any one wanting a
good Winter Coat, Vest, Pants, Hat, Boots,
Shoes, or anything in the dressing line, whe-
ther for go-to-meeting purposes or for every
day ware, will do we'll to visit the Cheap Fur
nishing Emporium of
.' s. C. EATON,
On Maine ST., opposite the Bank. Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
HARPER'S WEEKLY.


They will spare neither labor nor expense to
make it the best Family Newspaper in the
World-one whose cheerful and genial charac-.
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principles of right and Justice shall win the ap-
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Social and Neral questions; to difuse useful
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1t will chronicle the leading movements of the
age, record the inventions of genius, the Disco
veries of science, and the creation of art. 1t
will, in a word, aim to present an accurate
and complete picture of the age in which we
live.
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the taste, the ina gination and the feelings
Its regular contents will embrace Tales, Inci-
dents of Travel and Adventure, Sketches of
Character and Social Life, and Essays upon
Art and Morals.
The Publishers have made arrangements
with the best American writers, who will con-
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The large space at their disposal will enable
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Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
HOLID AY GIF T S
A Christmas Present for all, at J. HENRY
JEFFERSON'S, opposite the Bank
sftA3 Smyrna, Dell A


JEFFERSON'S, opposite the Bank
'ft~i Smyrna, Del.
o. Hhy: begs leave to inform his customers
and the public generally, that he has Just open
ed -Iaschoice aud elegant assortment OF Goods,
suited 10 the holidays, embracing articles of
TASTE fancy and utility, which have been select
I'd expressly for the retail trade. His stock
.embraces every style and variety OF Dress
Goods, Shswls, Linens, Boots and Shoes, YAM
kee Notions, and in fact every article you can
possibly ask for all of which will be sold at
the lowest rates for cash or Country Produce.
To OUR PATRONS, we return thanks for past
favors, wishing them long lives of health, wealth
ard gladness, and hoping they will remember
that we continue TO sell as cheap as ever, and
Not stay away,
1t being our pleasure o.sell, and theirs to pay
or Don't forget--J. Henry Jeferson's, op-
pdsae the Bank; at the sign of the Little Red
Flag.