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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-10

CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT amendatory Of the ACT for the relief of S. H.
Platt approved May seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and fftyfvs.
Be IL enacted By The Board eff dlles7aen and Board
of Common Council of tie Cftyof Washington, That
the appropriation authorized by the act for the relief
of S. II. Plat, approved May seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and fftyhve, is hereby directed to be paid
out of the funds of the Seventh Ward instead of out
of the redemption fund.
A. Med. DAVIS,
President of the Board of Common Council
ROBERT CLARKE,
President of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved, January 8, 1856.
JN0. T. TOWERS, Mayor.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-10

AN ACT for the relief of the City Assessors.
Be 10 eaacted, &c. That the sum of two hundred
and seventythree dollars be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated out Of the general fund, for compensa-
ton to the City ASST ssors for services performed by
them from the fifteenth 30 the thirty>rst of Decenl-
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty-ive.
Approved. January 9. 1856, 80
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-10

THINGS AT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.--The Mayor of
Norfolk, with the view of preserving the health of
the town, has called the attention of the citizens to
the present condition of their cellars, and of va
rious sunken lots and docks which, he says should
be filed up or dug out, as the may require !:
Owing to the intensely cold weather of the last
few days there is such accumulation of ice in
James river that the steamers plying between Nor
folk and Richmond are obliged to lay over until
there is thaw. The Augusta did not make her
appearance at Norfolk on Monday, and is supposed
to be ice bound at Port Walthall. The Curtis Peck
made an Intellectual effort to reach Richmond. She
proceeded within fifteen miles of City Point, but
the thickness of the ice compelled her to put back
The Mayor of Norfolk has appointed large del
egation to the Southern Commercial Convention
On Monday there arrived at Norfolk the steam
ship Marion, from Charleston, bound to New York;
the steamship Keystone State from Savannah,
bound to Philadelphia and the steamship James
town, from New York. Each one encountered
severe gales.
The violent storm of Saturday night was very
disastrous to the shipping on the coast, and seve
raj vessels are wrecked on the shores of Lynnhav-
en- Bay and the Atlantic. Among them the schr
Eliza Mourning, which, after being wrecked, was
consumed by fire. Her captain lost $1,000 in
specie, with which he intended to purchase a car
90 of oysters.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-10
DIED..

On Wednesday morning the 9th instant, JoHN
MoCUTcHEN in the 62d year of his age
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-10

RUN ON BANK.-The Christiansburg, Mont
gomery, Virginia, Star says that last week bro
ker made a run on the bank at that place. and ex-
tracted 81 900 in specie before stopping.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-10
Congress-.

The House continued to vote for Speaker until
8 IL o'clock this morning, and then adjourned
over Till tomorrow. Much of the time during
yesterday afternoon and last night, was consumed
by members making personal explanations, and
Intellectual efforts to adjourn.
Mr. Bowie, of Maryland, entertained the House
with lengthy speech, in which he gained himself
if not national reputation, national notoriety.
In his own language, he wasted the "sweetful
fragrance of his voice upon the desert air."
Mr., Sneed's resolution to appoint Mr.. Orr, of
South Carolina, temporary chairman was lost by
few votes.
The prospect of the election of a Speaker seems
no nearer after the night session than before.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
For the Democrat.

For tue Democrat,
AT irregular meeting OF Columbia Temple
of Honor, No. 49, the committee previously
appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive Of
the fee lings or the fraternity relative TO be
'decesse OF Bro. Bennett Scibird, reported the
following which were unanimously adopted
Whereas. it has plsased an ollwise God
10 remove from our midst our beloved & es-
teensd brother. Bennett Scibird, by il there
fore
Rssolred, BY Columbia Temple Of Honor,
Ethati in him We have lost an estimabie citizen,
d kind friend, 5nd an esiimsble brother.
Resoiued, That while we deeply deplore
our bereavement, E syet remember that " His
ways are above our ways, and humbly sub
init 10 his will; :
Resoired, That in him The Temperance
Ica0se has lost . firm friend, and sustained
deep loss, and the suffering and afflicted 9
most devoted frie6d.
Resolsed, That we deeply ~sympathise will
bis much btreaFed and mourning family, AM
Ibis sorely afflicted reloiges.
Rssolped, sTfata copYof The foregoing re
Solutions be presented 10 the fsmily Of tht
ldeceased, and be offered Tor publication il
our county "a Perss apain the Tempiar's Mag
szine.
d. LESHs
f.. j.. LARSH, : Com.
Il. IS. MORRIS. y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Cincinnati MARKET.

MoNpay EVENING, Sept. Is.
F~LOUR-There was q fair demand for
Flour 10: day, but at lower rates. Tie safes
comprise 200 btls. al SIS 85i $50 DO. al So 50;
Sl90 DO. choice at he same; 90 DO. at 50 90;
slGa DO. at SIS 80; and $50 do, extra white
wheat, al &C. 10. The receipts during the
last24 hours have been 1895 bIls.
GRAlN--Saios OF 1880 bush~0ais at ESQ.
and 500 do Barley at Sf60.
BUTrER-Sales OF ~ ffkins prime packed
of l5e. The market is firm, with a good de-
mand and light receipts.
HAY-The market is poorly supplied, ond
prime sells from wagons 1924.
PR0VlSIONS-There is not much Of inter
est tfanspifing. Mess Pork is scarce and il
held atsSl9. Bacon is selling in small lots al
our last quoisiions.
SuGAR-Ths market Isl firm, with . foil
daman nj sales Of hhds. at94, o. and loc. fol
comiBon low fair md good fair.
C0FFEE-The market is without change
The demand is fair at steady rates; sales O
100 bags atllaliac.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
poIiticat c6pitaI.

The capital Of Ne FfemonieTs is becoming
very small, aud they find ii Necessary 10 strain.
o point 10 ktep.itup +. Hf lbey cpgs only sue
ceedsfn kicking up ! Little roo 10 KanEas. II is
OF once manufactured into > terrible brittle;
and II a fellow gets . pocket JfaR cut over his
eye, il is ntonce emblazonea in flaming CAPT
tals i the abolition papess, ga FREE-SThTE
MAN KL1EDAND ScALPEb r Thsis The way 10
keep 0ptheirstoek k in-iTsdej but II the Kspsss
difficulty shalt happen to be settled before
The presidential election. The poor fellows
WIN be left destitute Of one single item Of
capital on which 10 do business thfongh the
femsining part or The pending presidential
tc0ntest.--SL Louis Pilot. 8
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

THE Stockholders Of The Palestine, Braffets-
vile, New Ppfis aud New Mestrille Turnpike
Road Company are hereby notified that there
win be a meeting Of sid Stockholders at Braf-
|~fetsyille. Darke cousty, Ohio, on Saturday the
Alb day OF October. 1856, at which meeting a de
tailed statement viii be Submitted, showing the
ID ssefs and ipdebtednesso OF said Company And
The Steckholders viii then aud there be required
to determine upon q basisfor n sessingtbe Stock
holders to meet the indebtedness Of said Com
the payment OF the amount assessed against each
indiyidual or corporation, 50 required by the Act
Of April g.. 1856.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
Il. NJ WALKER, Pres,
G.. G. WALKuR, Sect'y.
Aupust 9S. 1896.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

CHaMps.-The mos, efficient remedy for
cramps in the stomach, Cholera Motbus, OF
any other stomach arrangements, is The free
use; OF DR.. j. HosrErTER's Stomach Bitiers.--
The coming season generally brings its period
ical diseases, all olwhich can be avoided by a
Liimelyspse ofibese BItters, Therefore, every,
family shoufd be supplied win them in time.
Us a family medicine hey have nc. equal
ETbeH medical virtues have been tested byouI
most eminent physlciahs, and adopted intheir
Practice whenever a tonic is required. Fol
yaleaby Druggists generally.
Aupust28-tn1, .
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
August Is, 195s-sw


FEVER ANDAGUE-CER1AlN CURE
No more use for Tonic mixtutes, Outline,
Fowler's Solution, Arsenic, Mercury, or any
oflhe viliianous or nanseous compounds, which
oaiy relieves one disease to irnplOnt one more
and which sends IFS unhhppily victims
finally, with a wrecked and broken consiitu-
.tion, to an early grave. Fry Carter's Spanish
Mixture, which contains none OF these dan
|gerous drugs. but cures by actinsNspecifcally
on the Liver, purifying the blood apd strength
ening the system, thus enabling ntture TO re-
cuperate its exhausted energies by opening the
pores ofthe skin, ard expellirg frotl the body
all Impurities and old medicides, Shich clog
and relarj its free operation, More than one
thousand PERSONS have been cured By Carter's
Spanish Mixture, after everything else had sig
naily failed. As a sample of its remarkable
l%effects, MesSIs. Davis & Hicks, OF Autauga.
vile. Ala. writes us that II cured q gentleman
of Chronic Fever and Ague, which ali the ef
forts Of physicians and their remedies, coult
not subdue. He only took three Hotiles.-
They say'i il sells very rapidly, and h~aintain'
its high reputation all through The country.
And for sale by Fred'k Ecksteine Cincinnati
Minsball &Co.. Eaton Deam& Surface, Upsher
j. Cobliptz. hewisburg, John Gale. WestAlex
andria. Michael a Co, Winchester, j II. Bohn
camden, I.SsShowalter, New Paris.
Brookihs s n, Eaton, o.
August 28-lm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Milton sayler. Plaintiff, Preble Com:

Milton sayler, Plaintiff, Preble Com. Pts
against Pet'nfor Part'u q
Catherine Sayler, ct al deft's assignt Of Dover
Catharine Sayler, widow Of John Sagler, deed
Orange Sayler, Nelson Sayler and John Sayler.
of the county Of Butler, and State of Ohio, viii
take notice that Petition was Hled against then
on the 2gth dayof July, A. d. 1866, in the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
Prebie, by Milton Sayler, and is now pending
wherein said Milton Sayler demands partition o.
the following real estate, to wit Lot number
one hundred and twenty (l2ll in the town Of Eu,
phemeia Preble county. Ohio, and the east hal
OF lots Nos one hundred aud three lo31 and on
hundred and four (fg4) in William AiIoways ad.
dition to the town Of Lewisburg. Preble comfy
Ohio, and that at the next term Of said Court
the said Milton Sayler win apply for an order o
Partition Of said premises.
~. 81. a.. GILMORE.
Ats for Petitioner.
Au0uAT lake t f ~ r
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Who has Not heard Of
STRATTON,

who has been making those beautiful
IL AMBRoTyPE LIKENESSES, for the
past three months IN Eaton2
Wei, that Sam STATION may still be found
ut his Gallery, on Main Street un,ilthe second
week ia October, alter which be will be among
ihe missing. So all you who want . good
Likeness lad better call on him before that
lime. He charges nothing for looking atSpec.
linens, and only amoaeTate price fora correct
picture OF your ownphiS.
Sent. 18-4i.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Prayer Of q Fremontsr.

The Anti Slavery Standard, in its last issue,
gives vent toihe following prayer;
"Gsn. Cass gave II as his solemn convlc-
ton The other day, in the Senate, that the
days Of The republic are numbefed We be-
|4ieve The old doUgbrfnce is right for cnce.-
lie altthe people say, amen |"
or such inGdel traitors are the ranks Of
biack iepublicanism full.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Eaton, July a, ls5s,-tf
DanielK. Long and Barbara
Along. his wife. VPreble Com Pts
VS.. Pet'n' for Part'n

.Enoch Macy, ct. al.
The said defendants EnochM Macy, Eliza Macy,
John S~ponsler: Rebecca Sponsier Elizabeth shit
" idowi Louisa Bridges, samuel shit, Daniel
Phillips, Sarah Ann PHILLIPS, Catharine Gall
breath, Mariah Shit Henry shit and Hetta
shit are hereby notified that On the 9th day Of
September, A, D. 1885, the above named plain,
Itifls filed in the Clerks Office Of the Conrtot
Common Pleas o. Preble county. Ohio, their Pc
tition against them the said defendants, wherein
ire said plaintiffs demand the assignment o the
dover Of the said Elizabeth Shit, widow Of John
shit, deed, IN and partition Of the following
described Real Estate situate lying and being
in the county Of Preble and Statcof Ohio. and
described as follows, totwit The north east
quarter Of section number tive {2)in township
humber seven tTlin range number three tl east
&c ,,.containiDg one hundred and sixty-iye l55l
acres Of land more or less. and the said deien-
Idants are further notified that said plaintifsai
the Noaember Term of said Court viii apply foI
an order that said dover may be assigned and
said partition made accordingly.
Attest, i. b. OGpRN, CPks
LH. ZOOS, Attsyfor Ptrs,
Sept. II, l65e.S-6t
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
rhanlosicaI piscnasion.

Elder Benjamin franklin of Cidcinnati, Of
the Christian Church, and the Rev, W. Boss
erman, q Unisersatist Of Dayton, will hold 0
public discussion at New Lexington, com
meacipg OF Monday, the 22nd inst, at 10 o.
cioclFA. NJ
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Samuel Welhoit,

Samuel W elliott, Petition for partition
Z W ofMflitary Land war
Smith Welhoit, ct al. rant No. 59sS2.
The said defendants, Smith Welhoii, Nancy Nc
.Clammer aud 49, McClamner her husband, Eli
.Batten. Hetty Batten, Mary Batten, Geo. Brown,
Mildred Brown, Barelh A. Welhoit, Merida A.
Welhoit and Elijah W. elliott. are hereby notified
that on the fth August. 1856, the above named
plaintiff fled IN the clerk's Office of the court Of
common Pleas Of Preble CO., Ohio, his petition
against them the said defendants, wherein said
plaintiff demands the partition and sale Of Mill
tary Land Warrent. No 5lsS2, issued By the uuI-
ted Statesof America, dated March II, d 80,
aud calling for 12G acresdf land, and which said
Warrant Jane Welhoit. bite of Preble county,
Ohio, deceased. died seizfd. and the defendants
are further notified that d the next Term of said
court, said plaintiff will hPpiy for an order that
said W arrant inNy be partiOned and sold accor-
dinghy. jill. ZOOS,
Atey for pet'r.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
nIARRIED

On The nth inst, by Elder Thos. NJ. Bur
nan, Nj JAMES &. Fem, OF Michigan, TO Miss
p. E.. VANwlEKBLs Of his County.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
LICKING IRON WORKS.
NEW IRON iSD HARDWARE STORE.
4 LOCKWOOD.
Corner 81 Main & Cherry SITS.
EATON. o.

49,
ARE now receivinga large assortment of1ron,
Steel, Nails. and Hardware, consisting Of the
very hest brands Bar Iron Of all sizes: Ameri-
can. English, aud German Steel Plcssh Noulas,
Swede rods, Slab Steel, andin SHIRT every thing
"a The way Of Iron Also,
Agricultural implements,
such as Plonghs Of the following brands Pea
Ecock Raymond and Roberts New Paris, &cs-
|HarfSws. ealtisators. Shovel Flows. Corn Shell
lers. eharnS Cider mills. eutting Boxes Hoes,
IRakes. Scythes Sneathes, and aihonsand other
larticIes, not necessary 10 mention
CUNNINGHAM s. L0CkND0DS
Eaton, April 8, 1S5gs@tf.
MING will paytho highest market price
for Ia. 700 bushelsofFiax Seed andWhcat
Fiaxseedt 10 lean Also. Stone coalfor sale
q: 81
Tn nnn Bu6HRLS0ATs wANTEDsh
tiUlVVV which the higheS prize in eael
iWillte pstd, ~ r. S. CUNNINGHAM
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Teachers, ~Certilcates.

The School Examiners on Saturday the 18th
inst. and granted certificates to the folio wing
whit he time and grades affixed to their
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
pEM0cRAT MEETING.
~

AT q meeting held 10 HE School House, In
Lewisbut *, for tie putp Sc Of forming a But,
cbapan Club. sthe following persons beng APP
poihfed a Commiltee 10 report permanent off
Gers Tor said Club, and daft fesolutiops ek:
pressive OF The opinions of The members ofs6ij
Club, do hereby submit the following report;
For Presideni-W Wi Swifher For Vice
PiesideHt-TBos Spillpoh. Ttsosurer-DGn.
Earharts SeefeinY-Sampe Kelly.
Standing Canamittee, -Dsn. May Samuel
Sweeny, Mjeheel Lock; Fronk,ip Go.don5@
Hnbier and 5otnD Nysewanger.
Kesoiped, That we heartily endorse The
Platform or The Lemocfstic party as iaiddown
~ the late National Demoerauc Convention,
held at Cincinnali,--fhat we consider II Us o
fuIl, cleor, sound explicit declaration Of DEM
ocfalic principles, and tistits position on The
slavery question is the only & ne that can be Ia
ken consistently with The principles Of heC Don
ssituiiol, the reserved rights Of The states, and
The gbstmteed rights 81 the people 9th IT.
fil0ries.s
Res6lrrd, That we hal with feelings d
pride andheattet Joy the nominatio1of James
Buchanan, Of Penasylysuia, FL President
that we regaid Inn sean intel gent, cynsisl
tent, and u~ncorfnptible slatesmBs, 2 true pa
mot, and m bonestnans and as such emt
nentiy qualified for sbes present dangerous on
Sis III orr Malone sefIpiis.
Resoived, THAI wepeartlly endorse and cor
daily approve Of the nomination Of John y
reckinridge, the youih5u hslatesman OF Ken
lucky " fors Vice President, end We 6fmly be
Jieye thatitis The one that Ought TO haze beti
made, at the present time.
Resofred, That tue firm, manly, cgusisten
and patriotic course pursued by50 n Nalian
H - a LIS AA - - VII
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

IF you want an i%gnoIamus 10 respect
You, " dress 10 death, wear a long watch-
chain and seals about the size of a brick.bat.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
ne Late Elections.

The State elections thus Gar point conciu-
siyely 10 Inc lsct that The people liase resolved
10 elect James ,Bucilanaa sesidsnt@of the
United States. 10 a Presidential canvass the
issuits il Tie States preceding The great battle
in November afe ilentfaeImometef rs ofihe
STATE of ppbiic opinion. Sippe The llitee par-
ties Nominated their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FILLMORE and Fremont~eleetions liaye been
held III The fnlio@tng States. We give the re-
suit, with lie nunber Of eiectoIsIo which
they are entitled.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
wAsHIKsToH TOWNSHIP CLUB.


A 49,
In pursuance ton call made BY The nemos
cratic Genital Committee, through The Eaton
Democrat, Delegates fpmibe difeTenttown.
ships met in Convention for The purpose OF
nominating q County Ticket.
Tbe meeting was called 10 o;det ~bypppolnt-
ing Abuef Dunlap. President, and a on
more. Seeretpfy. The following Vice fIesi'
denis were then choseus Joseph Dunn o. Dix
on tp., Jvsepb Taylor Of Gratis.
On motion OLA w. Yoast The Vhnir was
authorized to appoint Committee 70 receive
the names of Candidates Tor nomination and
repeat them 10 The Convention.
h S. Cunningham moved . reconsideration
ofthe Question. -Cnfied. The former motor
wis wiihdfa@n by M Yosst. On motion Tbs
Convention adjourned TO meet Of one O'clock
r. M.
Io,clock p NJ Convention convened pur
susnt TO adjournment. The candidates hayinI
al been ANNOUNCED. On molten the Conven
ton went into The nominations, which fesnl
Ted as f0IlOWs:4
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Al TFouseand 1--WE Lots

ON west Main street, in Eaton. The house is
brick. two story high, large and copmodions-
Two lots 49& feet front andl y rods backtoan
alley. This property will se sold cheap for cash,
and payments or exchange for land in Illinois or
subscriber living on the premises,
JACOB FALL.
Eatop, july d, 1s56,-tf
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
LANIUS AND BLOOMFIELD,
wholesale and Retail GrOcers,
MAIY = T.EAroN o.

qf Xxx Hn hAlN 6thbEf AlVNiV-'i r-
RE now in receipt of, and will continue to
~ receive large supplies Of choice Family
Groceries, which they offer totheir liberal pat
rons OBJ terms fully adequate to meet the wants
of these trying tines Septell, 1856.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
rex SALE.

A FARM of o. acres of land, all enclosed, 40
of IL cleared and under cultivation the balance
well tinbered; with a good Frame House and
Barn, Smoke House and Dairy; choice Fruit
trees; a good well Of water. and plentyof stock
water the year round Situated in a healthy and
pleasant neighborhood, one and a half miles
west Of Eaton. Also,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

AlLS such as Lard, Tanners, and Linseed
O9oil, which will be sold at the lowest rates,
by LANIUS &BL00MFIELE.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Prints,
HOSIERX AND GLOVES,

Undershmts and Drawers, Bosoms fine Collars, Fine Linens and Shirts
Under-leeves and Chemisets, French Cellars, Bonnets and bonnet rib
bons, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
Smyrna times., 1856-11-26
Valuable Hotel Property and
Farm for Sale.


THE undersigned will sell at public auction,
on THURSDAY, the 4th of December next, at
o'clock, p. H., at the Hotel of TIlghman
Foxwell, in the town of Smyrna. Kent county
and State of Delaware, all that valuable Farm
or Tract of Land, situated in Duck Creek Hun
dred, Kent county aforesaid, adjoining lands Of
Isaac Short and lands of Ephraim II. Sutton,
and containing 249 ACRES, more or less upon
which is erected commodlous HOTEL,
8iiI with extensive Stabling, &c, all entire
RWl new.
This property is admirably situated as a
business stand, and, in view of the prospective
repeal of a certain Statute of this State, offers
superior iuducements~t to those who wish to be
the owners of Hotel property. The steamboat
Balloon plies between the property and Pha-
dslphia, every day. Possession given to the
purchaser at any time.
TERMS.-Ten per cent. Of the purchase
money on the day of sale; the residue of 81 900
by the first day of January next; 81 900 by the
first day of March next, and the balance in five
equal annual instalments, with interest, to be
secured by bond and mortgage the premises.
The per centage to be paid on the day of sale
will be forfeited to the undersigned, unless the
other terms are complied with-otherwise TO
form part Of the first payment. The purcha-
ser must pay the expense of all title papers,
&C., and tender them in execution IN ten days
from the day of sale.
Offers for this property at private sale will be
received. #
J.P. COMEGYS,
Attorney for Thomas Keen.
Nov. 10, 1656.-ts
Smyrna times., 1856-11-26

IF UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND and
universal satisfaction is evidence OF unexam-
pied merit, then is PASCHALL'S GREAT
FEVER aud AGUE MIXTURE the recognized
and acknowledged remedy in all countries
where this Disease prevails. So astounding is
ns thorough and searching efficacy that at
Siaunton, Delaware, three bottles actually eff.
fccted permanent cure in no less than eigh-
teen cases See the evidence of its high merit
in the pamphlet on Chills and Fever.
81 ts'..ssa JOHN III. BEWLEY, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-26
WiddIetOwn Academy.
Fall & Winter GoOds. 1855
SAMUEL BUZBY,

OAM y LII BOLb1,
No. IA MARKET St, WILMINGTON, Del,
LAS just received "a large assortment of new and
l. desirable DRY GOODS as follows:
% pieces best French MerrnOes 15 to 81 80 perry
Beautiful plaii and style Silks;
~ pieces rich BLACK Silk. 75c 10 81 per yard;
AlwaysOn hand, full assortment of other rich: h:Black
Good.
DE Beges, CObOurg and Madonna Cloths l21 to IS cIs
Elegant rich new style Paris DeLanes
Latest style American and English CalicOes,
Grape and all The new Shawls IF the season,
Elegant French and SWISS EmbrOldery-a full aasort.
ment;
The best makes Welsh and American Flanncs
TOwellngs. Table Linens and Sheeiimes-all widths;
Cloths, Cassimcres, Veslings and SalnelIs
COunterpanes. Blankets and rckings Of superior make
New York Mills, WIamsviile an other superior
make,
Richardson and other superior Irish Linens 81 81 90
per yard
Brussels Velvet ngrnn Venitian and Rag apetingS;
Oil Cloths, 34ths To yards wide. iii hall. and
room
91- ORDERS promptly attended TO- and all GOOds
sold az the lowest cash prIces se24.3n