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TO THE PUBLIC.
Boot az Shoe yxsk;u~

ESl }. v: TOLSON respectfully informs
F& the citizens of Smyrna, and surroundin@
country, that he is prepared with the
most experienced and best workmen to do ali
WORK with which ne may be favored, in the best
manner. Having many years experience. he
matters himself that he can turn out as good
anu neat BOOT Shoe, Cater, &C., as can be
imported 70 TINS place. A good fit guaranteed.
and satisfaction given in ali cases.
REPAIRING neatly done and promn,Iv>o,
tended to. Call at the shop in Main s,rao; ~ ~
posite Mr.. Foxwell's Hotel. '''oP-
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
TO THE PUBLIC

The subscriber would inform his friends . nd
the public generally, that he intends to rnn
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose m
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight. Bag.
gage, DC. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will he tbonk'
fully received and promptly attended to.
62- He will also run Wagons TO and from,
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauIing
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that moS
come by the Vessels. i""y
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to mor;,
and receive liberal share of the public natron'
age. EBENEZER TIGpprW pTSIo"-
Dec 10, ,"55-tf l.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
Sales Of Stocks by Auction.
JOHN VIM. GUfREY

AnctiOneer Of Stocks OnIy,
Wil hold al the Philadelphia Exchange regular sales
9l Sloekss Bonds, and Securities generally. TO this
business new in PhlladelphIa) he will give unremt.
ng attention. and solicIts orders Tor sale or purchase
Lares desirIrg advances, can always draw al sight
10 the amount of f5 per cent OF market vone orsrs
Ihe Posiive Unrestricted sale. accompanying the
v. Commission Gncluding every charge), 4 Of | per
cent upon par value, except case Of advance when
Oh per cent uPoa such advance with current inter
est, will be charged. ~ ''''si'
~. .. Inst Of Stocks. &C., in the U s. with lates,
5uottohs ION can DC seen at the Office, Nos As and AZ
oulH i1u S'ee'' aaHE H.a (Jan2-iy
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
PREMIUM IMPROVED
super ph0SDhafa "a.
Peruvian Guann-

ENAPERIENCE has taught the Farmer ,bot Tho OIL.
- reliable Fertilizer IS the Peruvian GoyerrWany,
hE subscriber, Sole Agent in PhiladeIphia for
large stock OF Pure PERUVIAN GIJANO ,xb;ch "a
wl sell at the lowest Cash price, IN lots to suit eber
). J. CHRISTIAN
N. Sole Agent for Phindelnbia
aug20. 3m "or'h wafer street.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
MI TL.Ky MILKF

LIE Undersigned would inform the citizens
OF Smyrna, that he can furnish them with NJ
MiLh, Just from the pail, early every morniog
at Ellason's Corner" Main and Comlnerce
street' .''sa#aals ssladn4 Il. C. PALMAToRy.
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One Cent Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, on the 25tb
instant WIN. II. COOMB, aged about II wears,
an ihdentured apprentice to the Wheelwriobt.
ing DuSlness-for the return of whom the a a6ove
reward VIII be given. All persons are forbid
ndroorlhg SAID boy, or trusting him on nv ac-
COUNT as will pay no bills of his CONTRACTING
Smyrna, Aug. 81, '56.-3t
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
BOOK ENDING
Newark Female Seminary

THE next Scholastic Year Of this Institution
Will commence September lst, and will be di-
vided into two sessions of 81 weeks each.
Superior teachers, thorough instruction. plea
SAINT location and the family intercourse eniov-
ed where the number is so limited, make THIS a
desirable school for young ladies'. TERMs-
Board and Tuition in English and Latin, $40
per session. Music, Painting. &c, extra.
For circulars containing course of study and
otner particulars, apply to the Principal,
MISS III. CHAM BERLAIN.
Newark, Delaware.
References Daniel Kirkwood, l.. l.. ID
Pres't of Del. College Prof w. A. Crawford
Prof f. ID. Porter, Col. ]. l.. Miles. J. w
Evans, Esq, Rathmell Wilson, ESQ.,, Newark.
George Earle, Esq, Rev. John Mears, EIkton'
MD t.-'tt July 0, '5G-2m.
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steamboat BaISO0u

elsI4 y foR PHILADELPHIA leaves Snvrno
- - S,eamboa Landing (LOng Point, eyery
ing. nj a ~ imIHaay, Wednesday and Friday morn.
dei,hi. UkNlNG leaves Chestnut Street Wharf Pbilo
uepa,a, every Tuesdpy. Thursday and SATURDAY
inc Pnt, pa az O'Clock touching at Deakyne's Land
and returning ''y anu New Castle going
90 'iueu o' Doard. ap23-u
III " on and after Tuesday. July the first
tne balloon will leave Smyrna Steamboat Lnnd
ing (Long PoinD every day-Sundav excen,-
9uuat one o'clock, p. NJ, for Philadelpbin.
stages connecting with the Boat will leave
smyrna at i O'Clock, u. M, punctuaLv.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
TO THE PUBLIC

VIE genuine LlNIMENT TOR the G URE oG
"A "A Xxi hnEU :: UMATISM, SPRAINS. STR AIMS and
fhoo TED FEET, prepared by the subscribcr. can
Drug Store Of DAVID LOCKWOOD, who ~ ,bs ", s,,Is
agent Tor the sale Of it in Smyrna = ''o So's
ap23.tf William N c,r MN
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
IMPROVED
super Phosphate ef Lime.

"E Subscribers inform Dealers and Farmers that
lses have greatly improved the quality Of their
saFer Phosphate of Llae e. and now confidently recon-
1,-A' ne aiiIcle superior 10 any N the marI~l-
fsss -. constantly on hand Peruvian and Mexican
oNNo' OILS. CANDLES. SOAP, ETC., az the low
Cd "arkei raIes. MITCHELL q cRoAsDALE,
Successors TO G. w. Rdgway g. Co.
NO. 30 NORTH WHARvES. y
Above Arch street, Philadel lpa,a.
u-Fafaess can load en Water street, nd avoid tI,e
S~uea ~ lan. ht iitii. aa27-l Ina
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
AUCTIONEERINC a

Inc undersigned respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Smyrna, that he will. at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasona HE
terms do all kinds of .Auctioneering that NAV
be desired. Having had considerable exner;.
ence IN the business, he is confident of giving
satisfaction. THOMAS ID. SS,II"s
April 8. 1856 A'
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$3.50 REWARD

X ATAWAn H from the subscriber on the 10Th dav q,
o. 1uly, NEGRO MAN BEN, aged about S5 @y vcSr, VI
feet ncbas ~ color, very short hair and is about
Wnen ne laughs he shows the loss of his cansr e,
"nen en- nrst spoken to he has downcast look ''e'n'
e Ml give Tor his recovery and safe delivery eloo
out Of the State ' "''u S'"o IL taken
" 500 REWARD-Also, at the same H.
E&s MEGhO WOMAN SILRA aged about Io
-Lez& seven inches ih height 'i'e leet SIX or
VIII give for her Fecovery and safe deIiver,, sso
II taken IN the State OF MARYLAND. and SI0o ~ Yoo
Princess Anne, Md-a27-3t DiAON
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della W ARE LANDS
FOR SAT

@ lie subscribers will offer at public sale "a
pa rCkDAY, the 9Th of Septembcr. ,t Tnm.
lIH,,S IN Hotel, in Milford, the following REAL
r. C;0 Il IATE-the property Of the late Rev. lanes
- Iio"' OF 81. Georges deceased:
+A4O Acres OfgOOd arabic Land
"nnlh Two miles of the fourshiny Town of
CD Milford, Delaware, divided into two
@7FA I9rms, containing 80 Acres of valuable
-. - cedar Swamp, with considerable ouan.
tlty of other wood. q"'"-
Ihe improvements are two rood Frame
fiTTTT71 dwellings, Barns, Stabling, Out-Houses
kiIIIiH &c. There are three ORCHARDS nm
.n the tract bearing fruit. A branch of the
~ cellSplillon river. emptying into the Delaware.
Iorins the back boundary, and the Delaware
railroad now runs within a few miles of tho
arm. The town of Milford, the second in the
otate' VIII furnish all necessary facilities for
rade' education and religious privileges The
ubscrIbers will sell the whole tract. or tho
ront or back farm.
gaze 10 commence at 3 o'clock, D. m.
conditions made known on the day of sale
for further particulars, apply to JOHN B.
low, on the premises
III. HAMILL,
A. NJ. HIGGINs, Executors
b. REYBoLD,
st. Georges, Del, Aug. 81, I856.ts :
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Il q As Il EC SALE
OF VALUABLE
A VA ABLE FARw
FOR SALE.

EOES SALE
The undersigned having concluded to re-
move to the West, will Sell his Farm. within
Two miles OF Chestertown, on the main road ~
Worton, containing $50 ACRES, about GO
S1sg Acres OF which are in Wood and Timber
ASTA-chesnut, white oak, ash, &c,
- The farm is under good fencinp. nrin.
cIPaIiy chesnut-lt is divided into four fields of
OO' d. ~ and 60 acres-the Land lies sniff.
cientiy rolling to drain. The fields are all wa
Iered by an unfailing and abundant stream
H'gnt or ten acres of fine Meadow NAV be
lnaue' Inc Farm is one of the finest for stock.
ana grows grasses finely. The location is an
eiiglple one, Tor good neighborhood, churches,
Ihe soil Is good for wheat and corn-bss
been lined with quick lime. which octs rroiI
and is now in fine heart and produces fine cronl
Of grain. nut 0'oPS
R5 The Buildings are of frame-s novv
EgIH Granary, SO by "a, of the best materials
.l4L-new stabling for n horses-new car.
rage house. The dwelling, one story frame
ne situation is remarkable for 6eaIth-mv
physicians bill, for large family of white and
colored, not averaging over $l5 per annum for
the last IL years. The drinking water is GOOD
Snouid the property not be sold at private
SAFE SAFE by TUESDAY, the 23d day of SEPTEM-
D DEN next, 1t will be offered at public sale on
y Inat day,at the tavern porch of John Mcdaniel
Esq In Chestertown, at IL o'clock, a. m.
POSSESSION will be given on the first dav ,t
January next. The purchaser will have the
privilege OF seeding wheat, or the subscribe |
WI Will SOW it at the option of the purchaser
Inc property is unincumbered and title indis-
Putaole. Address the subscriber, or his AGENT. |
ueo[ge Vlckers, Esq, ,Chestertown, Kent coun'
~ mu JOHN r. GRAY.
Aent county, July 10, SO. ivso-,s
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Steamboat Train via Frenchtoon.
Leaves Erenchtown for Phila. at 1918 A. M
New Castle :. 1I1o a. !"
Phllada. I, for Frenchtown, 100 p. Al
. M WiiLlinston 2OS
'o" Odstle 2.3S
- rams tor Baltimore, leave Wilminpton ~,
l2;22' 9.22. A. NJ, and 2O5, p. M. -" a.
, Trains for Wilmington aud philadelubio
ieaVe i, Baltimore at SAG, ll.O6, A. NJ, 6.5i. p
VI A Freight Train will run once each wav
daily Sundays excepted wy
PERSONS wishing to obtain Cars TO load. mn.,
give at least two days notice previous to "'I" ,ha
time they are required.
~ d. a. SANBORN.
Jlo-tf. Superintendent Del. Railroad
on ana after August lst, a Stage will leave
= canterbury on The arrival of the morning Train
lor Denton and Easton, Md, arriving NJ Eastnn
lhe same evening; also leave Easton in the morn.
lng TO connect with the 2.3O p. NJ. train.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
sMYRNA PRICES UTRRENT
CoEREcrED WEEKLY FoR THE TINES.
PASCHALL'S FEVER AND AGUE MIX

PASCHALL'S FEVER AND AGILE MIX.
TURE-The following testimonials from those
well known to the readers of this paper. are a
few among many received, in favor of .bi. ex-
sstilent preventive of fever and ague:
OF The following is from G. P. James. Esq
ahe celebrated author, (now British Consul at
Norfolk, Virginia: ~
British Consulate, Norfolk, Va.
Feb. 10, 1856. {
Ny Dear Sir-You tell me not to give any
testimony in regard to the efficacy of the reme-
dy of Psschali, unless do SO willingly. not
only do SO willingly, but gladly, for think if
may be of great service to the public to have
At generally known.
have had no attack of fever myself for sew
eral years but have recommended the reme- |
.1y IN many instances to friends who were suffer
tHg from Ague they could not throw of; and
have never known it to fail in efecting cure.
ln many instances very few doses have pro-
duced that result.
You are perfectly at liberty to make use of
this letter, and from my knowledge of YOUR in
tegrlty and uprightness of character, am snre
that all you do publish will be equally truthful
ana sincere with that of Yours faithfully,
>, , u. P. r. JAMES.
To Mr.. EDWARD S. MORRIS, Phila.. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
FR EIG EHT :.
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

InE subscriber has commenced running
rreight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad Depot and back. for the 1nrnoso 30
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT off ali kinds
lie will also run his Wagons to and from Smvr.
ma Lasdlng, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have if
promptly attended to, and at reasonable ratas
by calling on the subscriber.
jose. GRIFFITH.
W Letters and small packages confded to
charge.
feb l3-tf
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Fall ClOaks and MantiIIos

Gro nat At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
co|',r"o. O. DCLFlN II d. CO., Importers and Mann
street, "a lew doors above Seventh :on,
SeI rhiiadeIphla, lin connection with Geo Ri ~;
Doh broadway A. w. the largest manufacturer of ibaso
lenilt of Wholesale and Retail BUYERS 10 M, .e at
Fn ETred stock OF CIoaks, Talmas &c &C., for he
al ne Ler cs'ieeon comprises complete assortment of
an inc latest feTsI IN Novelties IN Nelvet More A.
Cioth' Flan Silk, &C., &c while The acili"s
cu e"oIueu py iher connection with the largest Mann
.acturhg House (o IIese gO0ds) in New York enahI
ieh 10 guarantee better value than is oboino ha o
where ia this market. GEO BULPIN a. 70 e'''
Ia Chesnut ST, above 1th
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HOPE for the AFFLICTED
{. G. Smiths
VEGETABLE OINTMENT

ms MS valuable preparation, for the safe. sneody
"a, ana enectual cure OF Cancer letter SnIIRhenn
OIu EalnS Sores, Scro(uous Ulcers RunninG So.nI
Oh % tne Leg, Sore Breasts Burns and Scalds CracoG
vi CmaPPeu Hands, and all diseases of the skin ;s CS,
ghihlng popularity. And why is it? Simpv beco"Sa
Us - dli aItce possessing genuine inertia nrenorstin
% ' can De relied upon in all cases TO which il Is o
sea ts purely vegetable containing moi the si;aI
est particle of mineral matter '''' '"e siighi-
Inc plants OF which it is composed are epdo,,od
with the highest medicinal properties and are s"oS
as he9ling remedy to any oLer known on the Iaca
50 Read what Mr.. E. McTNALL says of it:
Mr.. c. c. SMITH
Dear @ er II have sold your Vegetable Ointmont
t"r s"Ie tme' and, in cases of Teter of lbe Hands
universal satisfaction can refer persons
.ucateu near wilmington, to the persons-unon en,,i
ieya my STORE. IL sells we'll, and confidently he
aug20-2m 42 MorIot y, ALlt' ~, Druggist.
r SSIMA SII,5A Orders for supplies, to be addressed
- y. oNIl Ill NEWARK, DEI~,-sole preprielor.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27

'o~" Railroads.
,... Change of Time.
1EEsEEBA aI ON and after Friday, Aug.
s2sssS llassSES lst, 1856, Passenger Trains
='azsss'--=zasszaES ES:zzs will leave as follows:
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61-JOB PRINTING of every description.
neatly executed at this Office. r.
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3 Bottles made is cures.

ossfcs ahlieOe cures.
Stanton, DEL, Jan. l, 1856.
Il. ,. Norris: II have sold the two dozen of
your PaschaIFs Fever and Ague Mixture left
Oy your agent L believe it is the best medi
She possible for the cure of chils and fever.
i"eive IN one family were cured by two bot
ues' md SIX IN another by one bottle.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
0TIhe following is from the Auditor of the
State of Delaware:
Glasgo,O, Sept. 6, 1855.
E. S. MOrris-Dear Sir: We are selIinT the
Mixture daily, and find it to give general salts
faction. believe it to be the best medicine in
existence for the cure of chilis and fever.
have disposed of a number of bottles, and have
not known it TO fail.
Yours, very respectfully, w. T. ALRIcUs
Head Of Sassgfras. Kent co ld.
January 20, 1856. { Il
-Hr. e. s. MOrriS-Dear sir: Since vonr
valuable Fever and Ague Mixture has been in
trOduced here, 1t has given entire satisfaction
TO every one who has been fortunate enoucb 70
know Of it. | will further mention. u confirm F.,
ITS great curative powers, that sold two hot
ties ol u TO one family consisting of three or
bur Persons,who were suffering with the chilEs
AFTER some months had elapsed, one of the Ber-
SOUS cured came and asked me TO take back one
"i uhe bottles, saying that the other bottle had
done The whole work, and actually cured them =
All Upon inquiry | learn that up to this dav s.
ihey are all well, having had no return of the 3
chIiis since. What can medicine do more. g
Respectfully, yours, &C., JAMES L. PRYoR. L L
Christiana, DEL, March l, 1856 F
r.. ~ HOrriS-Dear sir: | have sold five
Oxen OF your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mix a.
lure and do not hesitate TO say that it is GER at
I"n aud eiiectual cure for chllls and fever In IA
'e'eral instances three persons were cured bv tn
'ne bottle. Yours, respectfully,
a. CANNON. =
NeT Castle, Del, Jan. %, 1856.
Mr. Ed'Odrd s. -MOrriS-Sir: We have taken
Ind known to be used with great success, Pas
;halfs Fever and Ague Mixture prepared bv a
IOu' Yours, very respectfully,
JANvIER a. PENNINGTON.
For sale by the sole Proprietor aud Manufac. m
arer. EDWARD S. MORRIS. tv
206 Arch ST., Philadelphia. W
by Druggists and country merchants gene :
ally, and IN Smyrna by WIN. Temple and John y
!. Bewley, and by COrrie g. Glanden, Duck ::
,reek. ri
For further information respecting this valu- &C
Die medicine, see advertisement in another ci
0lumn q
Smyrna times., 1856-08-27
summer Arrangements.

DeIGWGre, NeU Castle, WILMINGTON q. Freo,
fnlnal ID ~
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SUPREME COURT-sPsciL TESN-JusE A-Betors
Judrs CLEsEE.
Catherine Fox. oy SC. sat ChsresT Fox
judgment OF divorce granted.
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MARRIED..

BRFWER-TEW-In Newport. r. l., on Wedneslsy, JuHs
a the Rev DR. Brewer 10 Miss CT sIotte s. Tsw.
CHAPIN-CHAPINOn Sunday June p at the residsnce OF
Rector OF 81 James Church Poquetanoch CT Mr. Lyasn
r Chsmn OF Chicago Ill., Misc Louisa c. Chaplin OF New
Esyen, CT
Andrew h. Paterson Of Salem, j., Walton w Evan, Of
New Brunswick. j. to Anna eldest dsushtef OF the lse
G. Zprne Consul General Of the Netherlands for the
United States IN this city
UsPBUE N-FYTINGE-At Christ Church, on Wednesday,
june IS by the Rev Dr. Hssht, Henry C. Hepburn to Lizzie
Eytinge, both OF this city.
UINGEKFoRD-CARTER-At ChittsDanso, on Thursdsy,
june ~ by the Rev. T. NJ. Hastings Mr. Joha HaDsetiod
OF Miss Harriet Carter Of tho former place
KNOX-LI0HTBODY-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday June -
by the Rev X Stous, d. D., Heary KDsr Of Blsndford'
Ms. to ColiDia, daughter OF Colin Lightbooy.
LYONs-McKINLEY-On Tuesday, June p By the Right
Rev Father Currn OF s. Andrews Church John Lyons OF
the town Of Lochr County Galway, ireland TO III" May
Arm Mckinley q this city.
PFkkINs-NEYlNS- MOudsy Jane ., at Trinity Chapel
by ths Rev James Robins II Ph.elp ia Charles Perkins
10 Elizabeth. daughter OF samuel Ne'ins
POVELI-KELLY-On Tuesday Jone ~. at Grovemount.
Muhssnvile, by the Most Rev Archb.hop OF New York
J. Powell Of ~ Louis, Mo-, 10 Alicia y, daughter OF
Miobsei Kelly, ESQ., of that place.
REFyF-BIRNINGHAM-On Tuesday June y, ny the Rev
Mr. Deer Mr. james v Reeve OF NewGransds to Miss Mary
Ann Birmiu CHAM of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POpghheepsie. on Thursday,
Jue 49, BY the Rev Charlie, Whitehead his so1 Henry W.
Whteh-sd Of NrwYOrk City, 70 Mics Charlotte L. Freeman
OF Posshhrepsie.
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m h-t' A T. AAi ~. E-yi~r' Pss-Ou q b. vi
w..uo, th.s nu IL nor, q -. .esI,y.ie! s0rs
have kBo-sds- otthe state Of his se.s fv isr
rot vel. sl'ssush much improved
noyou in- .. ~ ss,ss !, s s'p ~ sS.. ~
ssvr qu,-t from bis tsns'y IS to bis beam rOn nns 70
rd hirk be h,s advised With 90 the sneJses nnes
Be -st--rsd frrrn Europe bat 70 n Erest sx,est
Hsve yea -vrr eseS IN M Dsnsi fsr'sas house "oee
TO y0u remember ssviaz eces errsated anywhere
shou, y,hrE by Mrs PANEL Pssh saee Hen ,',~k
y NJ. DOr wtA b-r BAT rs-shsr Of the
that men br tAfet ss there ro', an sie-r
When sl Mr. Henry Parish Sr.t call for yorr all 81
vice IL ssp~ci 20 his eyes Between wo or three year
Had you Ino~a before tia, th, Re b.a ~>y, Mind
eye nm cataract A tAink iii not k0o~ y
Da b. tel you that be bsi been always Mind 10 eye
A. fret canned BY examining tA- eye toe VIVID era
Did lou s-in from The eye ef without reference TO h-
,DT d. h -. S.G es All &c ss n.
A-.y' me.n simply Ast that eys e'S esen inpsrrS 81
whether from bir,A esi within f-~ y-,r
o. no in porrsnee N his case.
eye. Before yoa oper>sA fOr several mouths. TIE si.eas.
ne eye E, a ssS d. VS. . ar. s';s n Ss
partially blind AID then the operated
O. D: you or ss. on So:h e sane tu. suA no.
Sow lOrs tervsi' A. Al Different times; ADD shes al
With vas The eys which Won Supposed have been 81
f,eisd With eat&soti A The lsh eye ,.
hind n.grr. in ito effects Tar you percsv-i
The failed. AID probably rendered someShat
blind before little value before, aud
10 operation probably made its little worse
COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIsL TsRs-Before judge DAILY.
John Lssoni Rx4u AIT Jacob Emanuel 0s,Dne
Motion 10 set ASIDE, and yacate order OF arrest
srsnted
samuel rnsersolI r.. ss,. Jared w Poet, &c.
Motion TO set ssice default without costs to either
Jane. Mssrn sgt Thom,s kssrns
Consent and order TO strike cause from the Cal
eudN.
Hartford County Qasry Company set John Psndle'on.
Order cor commission.
Michsel Harrison AIT. the Mayor and Others.
Motion to dismiss proceedings to close lien granted.
Garret D. CLARK syst. George W. Vsrisn
Order of reference TO Thomas Boese. esq.
Sarah Jan. Wilson sdvs JOIN Wilson
Petition and order appointing next friend.
Jo.eph o. Dorr. &c asst John hsnrahsn.
Attachment ordered.
Fi.her Hervn. The Waterbury Je~elrv Com o.ny
Order removing cause to the United States Circuit
Court
Thcm. Duffy ssst. Alice Duly.
Divorce granted
Henry T. Male sssi. The Accessory Trsssit Company.
Attachment ordered.
Charles Graham ss.t. William BARLEY, &c
Order directing issue to be joined.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcI,L TERN-JUSg A-Beore
Judss CLERkE.
Catherine Fox. by Sc, ss. ChsresScx
judgment OF divorce granted.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JvNE y
Before Co nmssorer MORTON.
THE ALLEGED SLAYER BRAMAN-fIFTH DAf'
m. r-.;,.s S..,.s Jo.afs pedro Da Cunha


The United state. sgt yo.efa Pedro Ds Cunhs
The Rev. ]. Leighton Wilson, sworn-I have been
Yea.; SsSe some knowledge Of and ALSO Of n.
lawful trade of that county chart OF we Mes a.
hs s.t depot Of slave. from the River and CoIo
they brought down IN boa. snc s1e oos the re
are of in ships to South America In consequence
G blockade Of Gs .ps n S os By the native. O
Island Of s. Thomas. 10 mile. from tn. sO
rurcbsd Al Cams or Cstbess and sent to Cap, Lopez
here lagoon running from Ss@' the 70 isps a.. 70
VARIOUS points circumstances reqare vhea me ,bIs
~. ana sw On ae sa0 from Mayu@sh Bay: Ksbsaa:
and The Congo River are also . sse going sp sny c
sixty miles. where they ,,,s are eut S 10 follow 'he mp
a s bens very string the traders hds under ,Ss
msnsrove. little Il any lawful s esus,Yy ard
Lave eoe. se oeen located resry tosebsr The net
dspo, Amb then ,omes - on the whole Cast
ui ca; ia Portuguese colony with T,n,a pun awful
"Suss and slaves only place ht .outh :. ,n, rouu
know OF where slaves are procured o. T wosh man,
81 he wss
Der Of slave. are p1s on s",a sssn the
sssh 81 sSs slaves in Western Africa .rked
3 Wa. sc. cs Ss oSsa
sen mile. fOm The sOs. s ..s Sos.SS. nor up
ceDse River have bees a, Cape LsPSI but rSsas ,we.
there have been On st s toe G.s%Sp ". 10
I ss1 and touched there in ie's A 'PeS pD,uei
uiee .,,ismspt on Islsud Of 81 Thom"; Ss,s
@ hsen Al St Paul de Losndo, nor az oensSs Z. Mon
neN hsSn ny.sept when aayes were rsnsroree iro =,
&c Cnr Loitz; have rever seen slave, on zoe"
~ .sls Sn,;ns he time Gsbcon never sAs 80,
Lhon. an from ST. Thomas; my estmJny osa ~ e.
%, co, tset with men who des In slave: nsus g. sm NV
;. csyrie across the river SOLD aud aksh "a 80
me- he Gas slave. rat British .Sees 60 81. bis release
,a,en ~ have seen shs which we're rsIeftea =.
.I,vers the vessels come h.s ssr ID. v.s,l
s he'd leu, haze BEG ia s,,.S i is l S Of lsss,
The south side Of thu Gseooh M h,rrseco was sAou,
se o ant, miles from Cape L0p, the sItss e.
my az co.x, south the equator are isoy ~ ~.
usee OF ~. an cops end ssDorss snsu a. GOA,
or .SS poi, ssrps. or, Il 11s1isa. @
Pcvoei iS r.mes little plank pam Of cay 60 a. o.,
pesns s ~ d. CO.'S, they hsrs pr'sty goa "s'' "