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"A d Cong ytsuers 60 wa=htngton
VI respectfully informed that TAYLOR hAUkYT
they will al
'equircmcnts stock, addition
department Of literature, scien
ana
New BupKs rrcrtyrd umsdnieiy on qualification
Weekly lmporainss rO3, England
CBhoun's Works, volumes
Joherson's " orkH, volumes
Neb-tet's Notks yOA, 0ut0EFaph ediuos
Eycreit's Ofati0ns aud Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, I volume
3, \. Prentss's MrHoirs, volumes
BancrOfls History of the United states, Q v0lumss
StatosmanE Manual, 4 volumes
HCkeyE Constitution volume
Jefersonr Manual volume
The constitutions of the United
EliiOth Debates aud Madison Papers, volumes
Marsbi orators Statesmen, volume
sory's Works voumes
Lives Of chief Justices OF the United States, volume
Liebors Civil Liberty and self Egovernment, volumes
Wn's Lite of Patrick Henry, volume
kFnnodys Lie 0l Win, volumes
GarlaRd's Life OF John Randolph, volume
Parry Lenders by Baldwin, ! volume
he TocqueviiHA Democracy In America, volume
The Federaist, volume
Gnmke's oC Free Institutions volume
constitutional Y bopk. 4 volume
tareys Past, Present, aud Future, volume
Scamau's Progress Of Matt NJ. volume
acEllRnit's American Drhaier, 4 volume
Fuiurs Wealth Of America 4 volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, 4 volume.
Evry description ~ American. English
bHrst quniiues, the prices.
Niuu cards nEaved and prnird rrnmptude
TAYLOR a MAURY's,
Dec 7-du Near oih
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associated ourselves together indicated in the above
III nutce tender services in the purchase and sale
stocks bank con foreign and domestic exchange collection
of sight and bills negotiation coporae loans, bonds, bills
pTnmsso notes. business public exchange
oi money We w make city collections deposites,
checks, and allow interest standing accounts
We have secured the Mr.. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE
of selden, Whers, Co., WRshnRton d. Gu.
who will his undivided
house, and all his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON Il co,
ApnI 3-6w 2l4 BaIlimore
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No. 55sl
Notice

Of ,VttAdrd,pal Of lands ia Florida aud Alabama.
enled granting public lands
seclious TO The states Of Florida aud AlRbsna
Of railroads sad States"
ay, ls5S, AL the lard lying within feen miles
following railroads and branch named sad
Iohus rvr Jacksonville ~ E
Gambia bay Pentacna from Amelia island the Atlantic
Tanhpa bay, with branch Cedcr Key The
Gulf Of Mexico (eIcep the Tampa bay portion Of m juno
with the Ced KY branch and from Pensacola, floda
pnlRmery Alahama-hIve, instructions his ofce, been
ruspendrd from sals and % fcher orders.
haHd the Gsneral Land fee the city
Wasnington, uis twenty -Ihird day OF Nay 1850.
THO5. A, HENDRICKS,
May ll-lnw6Wt [Stn lntcl,l COmmissiuntT
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
"a s,. sSs
AZ and aer Monday, the esd instant, will leave
~ Washngton at and sK, a. NJ and and ~, y "a
On sunday, At ~, pm
Leave Baltimore al4s and ~ a n, aud , and 81 pm
On sunday, az A, a.
T. n. PARSONS, Agent.
hpril ~ -cn
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

''HE undersigned
tied partnership, under irn OF Appleton place
business is the Bsmore the purpose
selling stocks da foreign and domestic bonds
and cheeks and the Of general
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton Henry W
Howell reside in said city general paners and
resides Loudaun partner
thai said George Ru has contributed his
partnership day March, 1885,
0 er.linae the l5th day OF March, 1857.
WM. STUART APPLETON,
w. nov ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
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PORN or GUARANTEE.

hereby rerBG that my knowledge belief the
''''' tsSpsdye lsI e,'s,S' > - - '' RI
Mate-5a wiHhMaya alawtf
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MITR"d wisdan, Of the Rev. sydney smi,hI by Duyc
w 81 25
The Life Berodo,us in the Finh Century before
Chusti imaginary biography founded fact by Tai
boy Wheeler, v. r. g. 4. vols. 81.
The HuEuennt EHles historical novel. rs
Mechanics Tables, nfcr
cles and sides OF equal anFd
hoops cutting Of boiler plates, &C. &C; BY Charles n as
well, marine engineer, so cents.
introduction N the study of Au by NJ A. Dwight Al.
frumC OF American
by Mrs. Jnlia L Dununt 81
The Rse and Progress English Conatuti0nG BY
Greasy, NJ a. Thifd edition. si,
Caderon, his life genius with specimrpa Of his pays
a. O. Trench, p. D. Is cents.
Just published, ard for sale at TAYLOR n NAURY,s
June Roof store. near Qth Il
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i HE Letfsrs OF Madame ssvigne 90 Daughter
and Friends, edited W Mrs Sarah J. Hale. vol 81 IS
The Letters of Lady Mary worey Nonagu edited Ny Mrs IA
nh y Hale I VOL 81 a5
May FRANCR TAYLOR
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l.. y. Middleton,

l.. y. Middleton,
Dealer N Ice.
0mee and depo, southwest and 18th
Feh 97--a6unir
A nhHIChs HOUSE Hanover street, Boston ~
Lewis Rice Rehn enlarged and elegantly Furnished psssss
nhe and for s soeommoda
% Of The travelling public,
Dec N --flr
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THE EARNEST MAN

sept 9awiddhNo5
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CLAss No, l,
MaeGinus BIanksls.

$500 point Mackinac baukos 90 BY ~
inches and weigh pounds
$500 pairs * point white Macknac Blankets a by
% inchcs, and weigh pounds
2p0in white Macknae blankets,
inches and weigh ~ pounds
500 pairs ~ point white hackinac bankets measure
50 inches, aud weigh AZ pounds
500 pairs pon white aekinac blankets 10 measure % by
inches, and weigh * pounds
3pOnt scarlet Maekinac blankets 10 measure by
~ inches and weigh pounds
500 pirs tx point scarlet Macknac blankets
70 inches, and weigh pounds
l0l ~ Macknac blankets,
"a inches aAd weigh 10 pounds
2OO a 3pont Macknae Blankets 90 ~
inches aud weigh pounds
roo pairs ~ point Maekinac blankets 5 by
60 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs JA point Indigo blue Macknac banke
sc by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs 3 point Gentnella blue Macknac
sure GO by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
coo pairs 3pun Genlnela blue Mackinac blankets
80 by 72 inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs point Gennela blue Mackinac blankets,
sure 81 by &c inches, and weigh pounds
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Every pcrson right cmption any
public sUe, those b.
required establish Tho the satisfaction q the
reVse receiver pop. payment
within the period prescribed BY law otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-iawi3w tstarhintoll Commissioner
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sertIoIawSw
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
PETER PEMBERToN.
Correspondence of'ihe Smyrna Times.

Correspondence oJ Ihe OmyTnd Bmes
PHILA., Dec. 29th, '56.
Mr.. Editor The year 1856 is rapidly
drawing to close, aud ere this meets the eyes
of many of your readers, the new one will have
usheredin. The holidays in our city have been
unusually observed. amidst all the trials and
Affections incident to period oftwelve months
Our principal thoroughfares have been crowd
ed with the city beaux and bellies, as also with
fair sprnkling of that class which the shop
keepers like to see-namely, country people
who generally come with well-flled purses, to
make numerous purchases for divers objects
they, not being among those who suffer much
from high rents, provisions, &C., can safely Law
Ish their money on annual visits.
Murders appear quite plenty just now-no
less than three have been committed during the
past week; and the most wsnton, reckless spirit
has been manifested in she manner Of their
committal. As two young men were passing
up Chestnut street. near Fourth, on Christmas
Eve, party OF rowdies attacked them without
cause, fatally stabbing one by the name OF
Clark, SO that he died next day at the Hospital.
| The deceased was stranger in the city. Ano-
ther party of rowdes attacked two other young
men near the same spot, and inflicted wounds
which will prove fatal. Both these outrages
were committed wIthia square of the Central
Police Station. Some night or tive since, a
young man was found dyisg at Eighth and South
streets, from the effect of stabs.
The above are few of the principal outrages
committed here during the recent holidays
Besides, any quantity Of people were knocked
down aud beaten without cause.
Our city is becoming fine place for anna.
teurs, in the use of knives, to exercise their
propensities. ... .-.t..- ... ffV V.4.
Failures and other species of rascality need
not be recited-they are too numerous 10 men
lien here. .1 .u.I ..a .t.r.. =.
The Liquor Traffic was never more brisk in
Philadelphia. than at present; aud the misery
resulting therefron was never more plain
Let the rnm traffic have tree scope-it will
cure itself after awhile. Nothing ifaught with
50 much evil and crime can always exist
Reforrss never GO backwards. More anon.
.at l.,.. a.uus Igd Vh.eea aa CRIro.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
The Holidays.

Christmas holiday is now over, and things
have settled down into their usual quietness.-l
To many it has been season of pleasure, and
will be source Of happy reflection for many
days, while to others who made greater exer-
ton to be happy, it has been source of bitter
meditation. The boys in the workshops are
allowed at least three days for recreation,wh ch
were well spent in cunning. skating, &c. The
accustomed Christmas Eve bon6re was not kim
died. AS we predicted in u former number, the
Authorities succeeded fully in preventing the
disorders which we have heretofore had in our
streets at such times. 10 fact, shristmas Day
was as still and solemn as Sunday. What
pyrotechnic displays ihdulged in, were on the
outskirts, or out of the town limits. One young
man on Christmas-Eve, wishing to exhibit his
ing crackers, but was forthwith arrested, car.
ried before q magistrate, and 6ned for mlscon-
duct lie refused to pay, but. while being
marched to limbo" repenied and "iorked
over" the change. He is said TO have very
much resembled the picture OF innocence "
given in our gossip last week. ....a
With the exception of religious service. there
was nothing to call one out to face the fierce
aud almost shaving " Norwester experienced
here on the day above mentioned. It was a
season of home pleasures, in which the princi.
pal attractions. besides joyful and innocent
nirth. were turkes. geese, dough-nuts. sugar
pams. and other elegancies. In our last issue
we drew faithful picture Of what i0ouid trans
pire--many made it an occasion to be ."jolly '
but, are they the happier for it!-we let their
own conscience answer the question. The
holidays are now past. but may be long remsm
bered as lesson Of pleasure or profit, accord
ing to the degrees of the festival.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

To CoRREsPoNDENTs AND READERs.-On our
first page we publish an excellent poem on
Death read it, and see if you find any better
newspaper poetry in any Of our lending papers.
Under the non de-plame of "Peter Pember.
ton,i' we have new contributor. We have
some knowledge of the PembertOn family. and
are certain that the reminiscense of Peter ,oiil
be highly interesting. - ': 80, 's-MJ%
Who is spyI' is question we suppose has
been asked and guessed at hundred times, but
spy still remains iHcognito. There are calls
tor him from every quarter, and we are cer-
tain he is too much of a coprtier not to accede
to their request. unless he hashsd all the CHI
yalry knocked out Of him by the interminable
. hoops ssV = .vet7WiaS 40 grt1sR
! The lines on Washington, by boy 10 years
old, are very creditable for his age, but too
crude for publication. iloi1as4 aaa saA'1 gsa
Where are all our old orrespondents'--l
hear from you, friends.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
The Pemberton Papers.
No. 1.

Mr.. Editor IF do not get too lazy and
drop the job half.fnished, propose to give yon
sketches of few of the prominent members of
our family. | shall do so with bold and free
hond-gve them credit for all the virtues they
possess. and shall not be backward in noticing
their defects. And first, will begin with my
cousin, Joe Pemberton, who is very clever
fellow go long as you are on the good side of
him, but rather dangerous customer when he
is "riled." So, if there is anything in this
per that don't please Cousin Joe, you will not
tell him wrote it, Joe is a farmer, and good
one at that his farm is kept in good order--he
avails himself of all the recent Improvements
in Agriculture, and the fine natural soil of his
farm is rapidly improving and rising in value,
and Joe bids fair TO become a wealthy man
for, although ready to contribute occasionally
to benevolent objects, Joe keeps a pretty tight
hold Of the purse strings; and, though have
never known him to take any unfair advantage
in his trades, yet he knows well what he is
about, and Cousin Joe seldom gets the worst
end of a bargain! Joe is a member of church
and, doubt not, plous mnn--and IN many
things, his cxamBle is c0mmendable morning
and night, he calls his family together for pray
ers; and, therefore, does nOt-like some rpli
gious men | wot of-have no religion in hii
family. And, then, when he preacher is to b,
paid, or monei raised for any church purpose
Cousin Joe's hand goes pretty deep in hi
pocket, and his neighbors all understand lha
he is going to do his full sh IRE. Some Of hi
neighbors are of that class that like free Cos
, pei and cheap One too, and he is down preti
hard on such fell~ws, and not very popular wit
them. All the foregoing may be ranked amon
. Cousin Joc's good qualities, but much as et
{ teen him, think he has some fauts-he is
rigid disciplinaran. and every one about hiI
e must toe the m1rk-servlnis, wife and chdre
: all stand in awe of him; aud, though he mean
: to do right, he means To be obey yed-rlght {
= wrong. II Cousin Joe could have some of III
D rough corners rubbed Off-have his nature sOf
: ened down a litte-become u little more affe
e tionate and cOnsideraie at tlmes-I think theI
1 would be decided improvement. But, with a
his faults, he. is a clever fellow, and usei
member of society; and it would be bessr
J. to their families and the world, if half dozt
e lazy drones know of. could be converted in
y Just such men as my Cousin Joe.
1. 9.. Truly. yours,
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
Speaker of the House,

The Legislature of our State will meet at
Dover, on Tuesday next, the, 9th day of Janu-
AIRY. The quest ion, g Who shall be Speaker of
the House of Representatives. has been an
swered with an unanimity of feeling and desire
in favor of GEoReE w. CuMMINs, Esq, of
Smyrna, hitherto almost unparalleled. .s;,Af1
We refer TO the subject of the election Of
Speaker now. not to discuss the merits, services
and qualifications of the man upon whom com
mon report has already fixed the, chNice Of the
representatives, Of the people; but rather, TO
congratulate our citizens Of Smyrnat upon the
distinguished, though not less merised. .consid-
GRAFTON which awaits them in the undoubted
election of one of their most prominent and
public-spirited men-whose best wishes for the
triumph of Democratic principles, and whose
hearty cooperation with the friends Of Demo-
cracy to achieve it, eminen,ly deserve the hon.
orable position which common consent SO stri-
kingly awards him. We have occasionally
thought that our townsmen are too slow-in-
deed, negligent-in regard TO the claims of
Smyrna Zone of the most thriving cOmmercal
| 80 A"N ~NobSS 10 shO 'osI ." H'~ N'0'''SN
ton of political honors and stices, and, indeed,
in regard to all advantageous legislation; and
we have arrived at the conclusion that this re-
mssness is imputable to the modesty of our citi-
zens, or their contentment with the busy trade
aud thrift of the town. =
| Now, mere rumor has reached our ears, that
member of the Senate, from Kent,-ftom the
lower part, we belieSe,-is to be made President
of the Senate; and then, according TO arrange
ment, it will be very easy, and apparently jus
to Sussex county, to lay aside MIR. Cummin'
and make room for a Sussex man, TO fill the
position of Speaker OF the House. 1t rests witt
the staunch friends Of Democracy-those wht
have labored long and faithfully in her ranks
and now share the pleasure and profit of he
success-those, in q word, who have her bes
interests at heart and would preserve her in
tegrty, by placing the most competent and de
! serving men in positions which require thei
most able energy and sacrificing deviation i
their party's cause with such, it rests, I
place in the Speakers Chair of the House, gu
well-known citizen. -
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
For the EHcEisIaVS!

"Krlss Kringle" is coming. and has conclu-
drd to h I've his headquarters, as usual, at
BAGGS' Cheap Variety and Confectionery
Store, opposite Foxwells Hotel, where all the
people, young aud old, will cume to greet hi.a
and receive his holiday blessings. He has JUS,
received from the city large and splendid Irt
Of FRENCH and GERMAN TOYS, Of al
kinds and descriptions. Also, u large ossor.-
ment of Fruits, ContectiOnaries, Nuts, Cakes,
&c, &c, all fresh. aud Of the best quality.
Remember-K'iss Kringle's Head, Quarters,
opposite Foxwells Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

DwoRcEs are greatly in vogue in Western
Pennsylvania. About every man who has q
scolding wife, and about every woman whose
husband is uncOngenial in temper, claims the
right of separation. and the privilege to marry
again. Judge Mcclure, of the Common Pleas
Court, in Plttsburg, in dismissing some sppl-
cations for divorces, last week, said that there
were about two applications TO him week for
divorces and that in most of the cases the parties
pay no more regard to the solemnity of the mar
rage contract than to the purchase of an old
wheelbarrow. If men married sharp tongued
women they would have to put up with them
as best they could. lie would not divorce a
man because his wife was scold. Look out,
youngsters, and never marry scod-or, if you
are married, never give your wife a cause to
scold.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
MARRIED,

On the Gath inst, by the Rev p. M,n.6ou
Mr.. Robert Hamilton, Of Cecil CO., Ma vat" %
Miss Rachel Scott, of New Castle CO., Del u '
On the Both inst, by Rev. S. NJ Co...
William Ii. Woodkeeper, to Miss I"'Psf'
Jordan, both of New Castle county. not '"e m H.
October I'd at WilliamyiIle, BY Rev Jo....
Gregg, John ID. Brown to Miss Sarah a%. p"
all OF Kent County, Del. '''e''
Near Pennington, on December 18th. h, u.
same, George A. Deakync, of New '%e
county, Del, to Miss Elmira R,pldrn. Of Sm.
county, Del. Nei'
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
JUST ABOUT!
GIFTS for the HOLIOAYST

A fine choice of Gold Pens, with Gold Cases.
from $3.50 TO $3.50.
Gold Pens, with extension cases (syerl.
good article, $l.50.
Silver Card Cases, $3.50.
Fine Pearl Port MOnnaies, s7!c.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
God and Silver Hunters cases.
Silver Levers, as low as Sl3.OO.
A choice lot of Eight-Day and Thirty.honr
Cnlaid with PearD CLOCKS; slso Gothic,
Spring and Weight ditto.
A fine selection of Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Breasipins, &C., low for cash.
dH. ii. r. PARSONS,-agt
OF Store on Main St.. Smyrna
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Palethorp's Ague Mixture.

The proprietor Of the iniallble and celebra-
ted remedy for Fever and Ague, known as
PGtethOrP's Ague Medicine would most re-
sPecttully say to the public, that at the solic
tatlon OF many persons, and feeling confident
that all will be required to bring it inte gener>
al use, Is fair trial OF It's virtue. Thu1sanus
in the West and South have been permanently
cured by using PGiethOrP's Ague Medicine;
Tor the proof of which, we respectfully refer you
to the letters from different parts ofthe country.
from dealers and others, who have tested lls
value as remedy for the Fever and Asue.
For sale only at the Drug Store of
JAMES p. HOFFECKER,
uto-on' Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

ANOTHER RAILROAD We learn from the
Democrat that there is a serious
talk OF building railroad from that place to
connect with the, Delaware road at Seaford,
Milford or Bridgeville The editor knows one
thatswill subscribe five thousand dollars TO start
with. set 81; -.
New CHuRcHEs.-Th Catholic Herald
says: "WrhIn the last five years the Right
Rev. Bishop has solemnly blessed and dedlca.
ted over fifty new churches wnhin the Diocese
of Philadelphia. j..
Such, is the anxiety of Catholic settlers fol
cherches in the heighbOrhood OF their residence
that wherever from twenty to twenty-five
Catholic families are settled near each other il
the erintcrior, their first desire is to cOmmenc'
the erection Of one. '...'3
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
A Y GIF T s,
A Christmas Present for all, at J. HENRY
JEFFERSON'S, opposite the Bauk,
SMYRNA, Del.

JEFFERSON'S. opposite the Bauk,
Smyrna, Del.
]. Fl. J. b"gs leave to inform his customers
and the public generally, that be has just open
ed a choice and elegant assortment Of Goods,
suited TO the holidays, embracing articles Of
taste, fancy and utility,which have been select.
ed expressly for the retail trade. Ills stock
embraces every style and variety OF Dress
Goods, Shawls, Linens. Boots aud Shoes, Yar-
kee Notions, and in fact every article you IN
possibly ask for; all OF which will be sold at
the lowest rates for cash or Country Produce.
To OUR PATROSs, We return thanks for past
faVors, wishing them long lives 6f health, wealth
and gladness. and hoping they will remember
that we continue to sell as cheap as ever, aud
- Not stay away.
IL being our pleasure to sell, and theirs TO pay
0@T Don't forget. Henry JefFerson's, OPP
pOsite the Bank ut the sign Of the Little Red
Flag. -. ;~.'.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

THERE is no lens like that ot lumbler bot
tom. glass Of grog has wondrous nagni-
tying power; not only enIargcs in size, but in
creaees IN number. Even poverty puts on ah
imperial garb, aud tags become as purple and
fine lIDel, and lhe man who owns nothing in
the world but half dog and two-gal-
lon jug, can buy all creation on half pint OF
whIskey capital.
The other morning, farmer took somobody' s
breath III passing through town, and though
the crossing over the gutter beyond the Mctho-
dist church, is sufficiently wide for two teams
abreast, his vision made it as wide again, and
he drove his team straight into the ditch, the
fore wheels of the wagon down TO the hubs
The man swore el"quently, and fell off his load
The OK gave him II smart kick, indignant that
sober brutcs shO Id be driven by drunken hu-
mans.-CayugG ChiJ
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

THE NEGRO TRoUBLEs. HopkinsvIlle
(Ky.) Mercury says that Ned Jones, a celebra.
ted negro preacher there, had been put in jail
by a Vigilance Committee. A free negro
precher named Sol. Young was hung at Cadiz
Ky. on Tuesday, and another at Pembroke on
"Wednesday last.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

JUSTICE PRoPERLY DIsPENsED.-A London
magistrate lately fined a respectable woman
ten pounds, and in default Of payment, sent her
to Jail for three months, because she gave a
good character to dishonest domestic. and So
enabled the latter to rob new employer. A
little of that kind ofjustice would be very use
ful on this side Of the water, and tend to make
our domestcs more useful as helps" and hon.
orable as a class.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

The oysrER WAR--Drtadful Flight One
Killed and Ihree Wounded Baltimore. Dec.
29.--A dreadful fight took place on Christmas
day, among number of Philadelphia oyster.
men, in the Pautuxct river. One man was
killed, and buried at Drum Point Three
others were wounded aud taken ashore. Three
boats were lashed ashore, and the fight is said
10 have continued all night
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

SKATING Skating is an attractive and ex-
hiIarating exercise, and has been extensively
engaged in by our youngsters the past week.
the ice on the mill pond has been between four
and five inches thick, smooth as glass, scarcely
rough spot to be found-the only interruption
being the places where the ice men were ope-
rating.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN rvpo

The undersigned having on hand larOe ~.
sortment of CLOTHING suited to tho ss,.'"'
will sell them cheaper than he has heretoto,"
done' as ne intends selling off his Stick
as fast as received, IN order to keep right up
with the latest styles. Any one wanting a
good Winter Coat, Vest, Pants, Hat, Boot..
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, Smyrn,