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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
Ere sh Leave
Ero,n he He,n YorL canrf.r-
BY FANNY FERN.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.

IRON ne Gfelo YORK COafdeF.
Fauny7s leaves are always fresh lively and ana
they have the Of nature about hem. There
goOd professed cri les who say that Fanny rude
vulgsF and hppant this class Of critic think that
anything Is coarse and vulgar, and Appant, that Is
commonplace ana Culs ana stulii. akespeaFer and
ByrH AID sterne Addison. and Fielding, dread
fuy coarse, and they dreadful popvlar. French
Critic mas cnnl ateu Shakespeare to dung ht bat what
Of itf Critics viii have their say right
say what they think and the p1hc has right to hink
too: T. al exercises this without any ore
regard opiaiOp critics han the weather shows
for The church steep'e The pubic have lven
unquestionable eVderees OF hkirg Fanny Ferns keehes
and the public whaf l. and vul-
gar Fannvs style has the viva terseuess aud epi
grammatical lveliness Of the French school, while her
fun of i tenderness ard teerlinC with
simple dramatic AMI fe, Ina the mot hearty md
iiiomstic of Epgh-h wit her are some who com.
plan that she Is err par graph and so she l' and
Solo auc Frank - ana 'opes Ano Nontaigne
and La Rochefo4cs@ld anO Bscon. But it woud be an
odd objection any al nor that r. cor pressed
rto aragraph the Wit which another in vain temnted
difuse through an essaa or vOlume. Fanny Fern
climbed ato reputation through the est dine ues
wrote fer obscure orrnas and compelled world
nels through which she addressed 10
The pres NJ voume is pretty little one 18th gilt
MAJ ng VerN agreeable contrast 20 the common blue aud
god no" the rage am ng bnOk manure urere.
From zee Nels KrEs,.
Fanny Fern NAV appear thous nd times with Fern
ing, and she Will he Y cable Although she
calls her last book, is ne Ia supe vie nv Ne Ma
"Fresh Leav's whatever she writes has or face
10, and igor Of iltvl In pri
The eye is dNed keen the Ii
let her faults be Nhat they WheHe er Fsony rern
writes on 0ect Il IS concluded Oh ive the cont rt
there is ben- Ia he han Of master mitress
rather. This l. Of her chet publ cations uIm full
OF life, varied and sh ndant Pue cal tor the bO0A W.
doubt, be oud and long.
FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES By
W. L. BERRY & co.
sep,2s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
COM1s,TrtD 80 JAIL.

COMM IT'D 10 he Jpil OF Da, id-on county, the
St Of septe b-r 1871 a nego hoy VI SAYS hi.
me J. George and that belCngs 20 william W keT, Of
over, Tel George is about - or "a o. age
Weighs abou rs I2o lbs h. T. black. The
qOesed forward prove proper Y,pay charges
the Iaw directs, W. II CtbMDSS, Tailor,
SEP so Of D wilson county, AT Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
IsANtk az NANHVIaLE.

{ HAVE twenly thousand dollar worth Of estate
which viii Exchange for Certified 70 Banz
OF Nashville or tue noIe of tue al viii take
lar the al Free thus for Cloth
ing. above a city properly, except house and
lot Edgeheid. l.. PUWEtS
Ucl2-Ia. 81 MarEtt street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
II. Buckley 81 { O.'S
GREAT
NATIONAL GIRO Us!

n n z II n II Y II Y Z y .
NTFWLv equipped g~eatl sugreu'ed for the year
IN IS 7, II is confidently bell we'd will b fOunt 70
sent a mbinaton novel ard at tive features, which
will sustain the high repr tation Oh il has
ned ion former Now,
heretofore The management will endeEvor to deserve
giving the NIB t1 equivalent for their mOnev
and PERFORM even than theN promise thinking
we-deserv pcpp aTitv honest gal ed fair proc ed
iDRs much desirable in he end than me"e TEN
porary advantage Rhch BE- obtained nv to clap
trap humbug II short having received appeha
ton Of
MODEL CIRCUS OF AMERICA!
Thew are resolved main tain by giving performances
which it shall be- impossible 10 excel.
Il. BUCKLEY, VI mayer.
W. q EQuestr an director.
PROF J KNsLOw, Le~Oer OF Band
DON AsTILLo. Primo pa flown.
J. A. UINGEss, ADVERTISING Agent.
Prom neDt ,ong Il troupe II Star kderS and ~
nasts ATTACHED to the establishment will be found the well
known name Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02

INwO Ro9sfs ON VINE STREET, between Chure oh and
1 Broad. Inquire Of a. -hankland, No. 25, Cherry
street sep 22-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02

LAWSt NCEBUHG BANK.
* IN s-nYsrns, Shseii9g an O,nab lrgs
- OF LawTenceburg money At on reg liar lime prices.
octl. w. II. 60 DON 3 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
BANK OFNASHVILLE,

IA have 70 beautiful lots 10 ldgeheld the
w Ga laIiu pike and FatherlaBd street, hich
sell IaV rloe GerLs Tor certificates Of deposit
the Bank Of NashyIne- che prOPeTts 10 be by
three isinee,ted persons, who lauI with Edge
fe pIOrerJJ. n. HJBSUE,
Oc.2-1E. ~. " bliss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
JUsr nECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
A HANDSOME supply Of Pail and Winter Goods, Gen.
"a tIemens' FurnshsinE Goods and lothing.
Also, good assortment 81 loths Casmeres, and Vest
bgs an Of Nhich Ei be made Up order the most
proved style, b. T. HUUGH, AEert,
septiT. No. II Cedar street, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02

EnBaGUlDENED SEaIRGs.
UST received = small yOice OF handsomely EmbTOid-
u made err suitable fOT party
wedding
uctE. in McGILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02

DNDEIC WEAEE.
every variety seaaOaable UNDl RWEAR, all at
IL moderate pIlles.
o.t2' J. II. McGILL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
THE WAY TO A BRO WN-STONE FRONT.

To ". Edisey Of The NJ y. ,ibuas.
SIR: Some v here about the year 1919 or 1850, the
good .naured people in the vicinity OF Third avenue
and Seveuty.sevepth street sorey peplexed for
water wherewitha TO dilute their Oard or even cool
their pached lips whereupon prayerfu petition was
sent docs TO our City Fathers for relief which In due
course of time was mercfuy granted by the passage Of
an ordinance for the erection of well and pump on the
porhery side of said Seventy seventh street, about
forty five feet more or less east of Third avenue.
About this epoch in the history of the world, the
Croton DEPARTMENT resolved to extend line of dis
trbutipg pipes into and through this afflicted vcpsee
ard forthwith the well and pump project was by CON-
mon consent abandoned.
In passing few days sipce over that part Of Seventy.
seventh Get above alluded to- We FELL IN WITH severa
ouarrymep epgae ed In excavatiDg rock Upon inquiry
we we've given to understand they were sinking wei,
by the direction Street Commissioners Taylor for the
accommodation of that immediate neighoornood-a
neie bborbood VIGOROUSLY known as beng tnen ana
for tie lat year two in the enjoyment OF an soun'
can't supply OF Croton. Upon further inquiry weearn-
ed TO our surprise that the work was being prosecuted
by authority If TIE abandoned ordinance ct 1917 or d.
that il was under the supervision OF an Inspector from
Staten leland, an ex'meD6er OF the Legislature VINO
he'd been in The receipt Of his semi monthly stipend for
the last year more that the gentleman in chargs OF
the wee things about the deck Mr.. g. Mouuuoy-
had toe contract whether public or private, at live col
lara or fifty per foot, deponent saith not.
That the work in question has become entirely uu-
necessary, no will pretend to deny. NeVertheless,
il ii .bal be suffered to 90 on, aitprobably will twill
be made to involve an expenditure of some fifteen hun
bred or two thousand dollars if 1t has not already all OF
which must in the end become charge upon the city,
ipssmuch as the contis property gill resist the pay
ment thereof on just and leg al grounds.
IL it any wonder that our annual tax bill has run up
from three millions in less than five years with
our municipal affairs thus loosely conducted Is it
any wor der that city officials may be found who at
rgle bound hsve sprurg from comparative and ad-
nitied poverty into the possession of twoory horses
valuable squsres and brOwn.sone fronts upon salary
Of fifteen or twenty five hundred yeT with govern
ment reins and morals thus loosely heidi Will the
Legislature or Judge Russell interpose and ssve US
f ON this new species of gsrotingl
There are a number of of the above character
and stripe in the upper part OF the city, with which we
are TO greater or less extent familiar, upon which we
will a, our leisure, epdeavor to post you.
Nsp- York, April 7, 1857. THE PEofLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
uxw voux nAuy TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1867

,ec.ived from ny .yustees ben Dc sys " Fl SO
and M October 1852, ! s'gDed . thisa dsed b Nsv
Yo,h sekpovh d. log that l bad received Q sum Of
80 $50. Tsese suns we're never p.id 70 ma. dh
rot receive more ,hsn about f. 900 Of money 90
he whole of these reeds In June las. l signed
le,ses 70 ny trus'ete in reference 70 the whole
~ the no ey vn Only shown q partial
st.,em,ut of the sccounts. As to the deed
.ionsd ID New York, l may hSe that having
~ a ousrrel with man there, which ended uufor.
tunatsy for me- wa arres'ed and put ioo Jaii the
mercy re CURED for my liberation was Eln. wrote
- NV trus,fes for it. and my agents also ~roe Aer
having been IN ISL for zine weeks solicitor In New
Yo,k came TO n, snd said be wss instructed to pay
me flOO for my release. and ESQ more II would
sien the deed Tor ts $50; ard rsther than s,sy In
p,isop sIsped it. The deed ofre'es'e signed 10 June
j.st was prepared after it hsd been proposed TO A.
oues,ts,e nv estate Mr.. Richards, OF R,ckards
Walker brought il 10 me for sigD.sure. When u VS.
signed, he handed over Il 800, OF which Mr.. John n
Wilton received f40O, Mr.. Richards $500 or E4U
Mr. Stein the amouDt Of his account and L received
flO0. The money was paid by chtck from M.
Maitland the balance is, I think, in Mr. Rickards
hands, His account wa zoo or $500; and in adj
ton to the 1900 or f4OO pad him on my signing the
deed of release gave him an order on the trustees
for f37I, go that he was nesrly psid in full l am
aware II at the trustees lent Mr. Augustus stafford
NIP, El00 Mr. Mlbank, $4,000; and Ar. Matt
l-no a sum which am DOT aware Of AZ the conclu-
SIGN OF the exsmr ston Mr. Fraser stated that 50 far
AZ he saw Sir VIM. DON perfectly solvent, and in
deed worth $50, COO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

nS.sue Of tales s,d Aisssy ssd almost som peey,
vhsoA |. transmitted year By year around The r0sree
FIRE, from one generation 10 another. socn pevro,
though 10. drilled in ma.hemAhes and physics cannon
be called ignorant. They have unvrStsn he'sT. '".
poems ncs in books; and thoughts, nrrtued oJ Nen
grand, sOhtary scenery, whish are not gwen oy N
hgious wrae,, and yet which touch on Inc s'e''e''
mysteries Of existence and immortality.
The strong, westher-beatsn features OF the Ho'"o
gian peseah give you no impression oil ien''"1'
The expression lie shrewd reserved, and often $50
solemD-ss Of men much with great Thoughts "n'on
hey could not or would not express. Tie quesuo"'
you s,e a,ked chow everywhere quick, active mmu'
When. at length, the defective system o. "Cnch'o
Dig School" is improved, we may believe mat YOU ~
way, IN intelligent and educated PoPuian0n' VI"
stand equal With any country in the world c. l. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

"pcsteyfy," adopted IA. ConS.kut.ss, WA IN ~
pcseS ss'sguWds Of personal rgsts against a. =
Tcsebmep's Of any department Of tie G,vou1sst
tey ordained.
ginia When sbe Constitution vas adopted, IL il 80 "a.
orly fact OF thsf kind vould OF isse be fsssI 10 Ns
argument Of Chief Justice rsoey. Bot the nAnnsr a.
that recos niiop ard re historical connections chow
,et forth give Il special s'gni6can -, and 20 mp,s
isnce hardly TO be overstsd. For Il vss not merely
Incidental, a. In the mili'is lag Of the ssme Stste
lI77: not, 90 in Masssehusetts, by jodcisl, .
North C1olins by . prseticsl construction pa. %
ihtr Bills OF Rights; not merely, ~ IN thse
sno otntr instances, q Necessary Inference tton
The force Of the general terms employed, ssrA
az nee men or p~rsops;' bu. II wss = recognfhoa
by express enactment Q contested issue distinctly
presented by the necessity Of repsoiag q. the ssu
time the previous ss restricting either ship and rshs
OF ctizepship TO rh,,e per.cps which previous lss
IL slto most matesisl "a Observe hsa been couple5
with sud doubtless originated TO- an attempt % dett
In respsct to colored esmen in Virginia by an nte,
pola,ed and qndst nulifypg exception the admitte5
operation in their favor Of the identical guaranty a,
which their rights under the presen, Ccnst.u.Su d
pend; which gusrarty, pev.rtheless, Il "a now pre
tended never bad any spplics ion 70 them.
In this point Of yieE the facts Which hsvs h.,
stated amount to g practical oomreD'Vy On The ~
wbt in it's formicg state Of the very highest sushoity
and the most decisive chsIac and furnish ks crown
ps evder ce of the fabrication both OF history rd Of
law. embodied in the Judgment Of the Supreme Court
"a ptoroup ced by the Chief Justice. And II sppssn
10 be the feet they not before the Court sna nct
taken into account in skpg up its de ctson they ought
yet to be presented to that tribunal however nopess
at present such an application may be- - Furnishing b
themselves suf ,ient ground for reconse 1iog add ~
vtrsir the Judgment vhi.h hes been rendered
Byookly., March 81. 1887 g Z LARh;o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

tie sIt dsy The top Of the mc1n,ain ems'sed f'n
the smoke and fame which had epveOred 4 tu over
haf year, and during the neI' few weeks sign.
emission Of .note and a,hes the only ev'dsrce OF
the eruption that had taken plsce. Aaer the oh Of
April these also disappeared and by the ll,h tie lava
had cooled ca to srch degree thu. the falling SEQ"
Icy ubmelred upon .s surface. Since then Hecls has
remained at rest, and al rumon and reports Of suose-
quep. outbreaks may be direct traced to the anxiety
caused b, ths eruptor the terrified inhabitants pic
turing recurrence Of the catastrophe IN every run
bling round and every shower Of dust carried By ~
esst.rly'wnd from the ash-covered districts around
the volcano,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

HnIspALr COLLEGE, located at Hrsdale Mcbi-
gan, on the Michigan Southern R,ircsd, is the onlv
College IN the world founded snd controlled by tos Free
VIII Bsptsts Its edifce is Of brick 2ds festlocg ~
vide and Eve stories bigb, and COS. go Ooo IL mss
800 Students Of both sexes. and does not exclude col
ored persons from it, benefits. Board in the college
81 so per week al necessary eIPeRses f'r term of
twelve weeks, sbcG. go.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

DELAWARE HORRIBLY reference to our ad.
vertlsing columns, it will be seen that this
House, which has been undergoing repairs the
past several months. is now completed, aud is
offered by the owner, DIR. S. NJ FIsler, for rent.
This is the largest and one of the best arranged
houses in the State, and in the hands of an ex-
perienced proprietor, could not fail to do large
business.
The size of the town, and the large amount of
trade which It commands. and consequently
travel, make this stand very desirable The
house has front on two streets of I75 feet
and has 30 lodging-rooms, which, when size
and ventilation are considered, are equalled
only by those of the largest city hotels. There
are also large dining-room, sittlDg-rooms for
both gentlemen and ladies, reading-room, two
kitchens aud pantry, large double parlors, and
bar-rsom. The principal rooms will be beau
tltully paPered, and thus made as attractive as
they are convenient. In the spring the finish
ing-tOuch will be given the front of the build
ing, which will add much to its appearance.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

Equality to All !-Unlformity of Prices =
new Feature in Business-Everyon his own
Salesman
JONES & CO., of the Crescent One Price Cloth.
ing Store" No. 200 Market street, above Sixth.
PfIILADELPHIA,m III addition TO he wing the largest
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, have
constituted every one his own salesman by having
marked IN figures, Oh each article, The very lowest
price it can be sold for they possibly vary
all buy alike.
The goods are all well spOnged and prepared ard
great pains taken with the making 50 that all can buy
with The full assurance Of getting good article at the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in. Market above Sixth
M. 2OO july8-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

CorRr.-The October term of the K ent Co.
Court commenced at Dover, on Monday. In
consequence of Chief Justice Gilpin not arri-
wing until the afternoon, no business was done
until 8 o'clock. Monday, therefore, while
counting the same to the State in cost, was a
day nearly thrown away, as it regards business.
Yesterday was taken up in petty cases. The
court Of Oyer and Terminer will commence sn
Thursday. There are three capital cases on
the docket.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
That mTr0tting MatchU

Having noticed in the Dover Reporter of the
18th instant, an article headed Trotting
Match, to the effect that Col. Daniel Cummins'
pair of family horses, "Quebec and Mon.
treal," were beaten in a citing match near
Dover, on the 18th instant, and seeing the same
copied by nearly all the papers in the State, we
were led TO make inquiry respecting the state
ment set forth in the article, and find, upon the
witness OF several respectable gentlemen of
this nelghborhood, that the old adage of one
tale holding good only till the other is told -
to be fully verified in the present case.
Persons who have read the article IN the Re-
porter, have expressed much surprise to find
The Recording Secretary of the Kent County
agricultural Society, Editor of said paper. and
owner OF one Of the said horses, wiz Honest
john The author of the article above alluded
tO,-presuming, of course, the authority would
come better qualified and produce more effect if
presented by one disinterested. The above al
luded to persons further state in justice to the
"author," that his statement about the outer
scrawl may be correct, but of which Mr.. C..
had No knOwledge,-and upon a continuation
OF the trot, the Smyrna horses opened gap of
one hundred yards within one-half mile, to gain
which the Dover horses were both put in a run
under the lash, (and witnessed by several y
Seeing this, MIR. c. pulled down bis horses TO
sx-mile gait, and the Dover pair, one running
and the other trotting, passed by. CFhs is
what the Dover Reporter calls beating the
Smyrna horsesD We have been informed bv
several gentlemen that Mr.. C. considered the
Dover horses so easy to beat, he presumed they
would have been perfectly satisfied and, upon
the authority Of number of our respectable
citizens, we a:e authorised to state for the
benefit of the Dover gentlemen, if they are not
satisfied and willing to acknowledge their hor-
ses eau be, aRd were beaten by the Smyrna
horses, that challenge is now offered TO trot
mile heats, two best in three, at " Point Breeze.
near Philadelphia, any day ito be named by the
Dover gent.emeD) within three weeks for a
sum not less than $5OO,-the Smyrna horses,
"Quebee and Montreal" against the Dover
horses, " Dan and Honest John," in double
harness. If not accepted, it will be considered
back-down."
The papers which have copied the RepOrter's 5
article~ill please note the above.
We are no apologist for trOtting matches or
horse races, particularly as they are forbidden
BY the laws of the State,-nor do we antici-
pate, from hat we have heard, that there is the
least probability of the ahnye challenge being
accepted. There is such thing as " Growing
before one gets out of the woods"
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

FINE FLUTE.--A. G. Kimberly, Esq, of our
town, has recently procured from the manufac-
tory in New York, a splendid Flute. 1t is call
ed the "BGha Flute" is of solid silver, and
worth 1925 20. This Aforementioned of
cocoa-wood, gutta-percha or silver--is fast su-
perseding all other kinds, such is its superiority
for playing over them. 1t originated in Ger
many, the land of music and philosophy, and
bears the name of its originator. Mr.. X. is an
amateur in music, being skilful performer on
several instruments.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

ArPoINTMENTs.-Upon the recommendation
OF the citizens of Smyrna, Col. John Eaton has
been appointed by Gov. Caqsey, Justice of the
Peace, and J. s. Huntingdon, Esq, Notary Pub
lie, vice NJ. Green, Esq, deceased. Governor
Causey has also appointed James F. Alice, ESQ.,,
Clerk of the Orphans Court and Reg lister in
the Court of Chancery in Kent county, vice ].
X. Jarvis, Esq, whose term had expired
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
FOR II c =.

TIE new and co nmodiUus HOTEL situated on the
corner OF Nam and Methodist streets, in the NEST
meaSdht ana improved part OF the Town of Smyrna.
ne house is three stories high, having front Of
nuhuleu ana se' 'eniy.five fest on the above named
1 arranged bed rooms. suitable for families single
sehtiehei; IL Is the largest and most conveniently
uidhSeu HOieI IN the State OF Delaware, and TO an
ehergeuc ana experienced mau offers inducements
rarely 10 be met with For further information apply
10 Door. SAMUEL M. FISLER,
Oc'oDer 70, 81. Smyrna. Delaware.
QTDel Republican CODY 4 times
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
se30,j7 l.

WHITE TEETH, Perlulned Breath and Beau
tllul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or THOUSAND FLO OHERS" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of
dlsagreeabe breath, when by using the Bum OF a
Thousand Flowers" as denlrlGce, would not only
render 1t sweet. but leave the teeth white as ala
basier Many persons no not knew their breath is
bad and The subject rs delicate their friends will
never mention it. Beware of cOunterleits BE sure
the bottle is signed, FErRlDGE & CO., N
For Aae by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
Near Smyrna, Del. Oct 2s. ,51o2r
Il he Withere Heart,
RY AQVIHup

This is large l2m0. volume, Prce 81 CO. with n
me meZZ9lht engraving and OF the most thril
ing tales ever wricn Dy die aulfIyr Ii shows how,
man may seem 10 The void AL thai is good and no
ble and yel be a tyran, IA > fanny, and nul serd
his wife IA mad hoi,p
we publish all Ir. ArGhut's ne books also works
o History, Biography, Dc. hf whirh We want agents
commission will be pad, ;so a.. ,s,It cnnmssIon In
The way Of gIiis ~ BR>DIEY
oc@o 81 4S North Fourth ST.. Phladellha Pa
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

CoNcERT.--1he concert of Mr.. Kemmerer
on Thursday and Friday evening last in Wards
Hall, were capital affairs The children-sO
such proficiency in keeping time and in the
modulaton of their voices as to astonsh the
listeners. Some of the most difficult pieces
we're gone through with perfect ease. Mr..
Kemmerer has been at the business for the last
five years-mosty 10 the Southern States, and
has everywhere met with great success.
have received the October NO., Of this valuable
American Edition. The contents, as usual, are
highly interesting. N
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
sSMTNNA9 lDNlLo,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1857

THE " TIMES" is published EUery Wednesday. By
RoDr. d. HoEFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall, Smyrna. Del.
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTION.-O year. 81 so IN adrdnce
or $500 if not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are Paid-Only at The
option Of the Publisher.
every square Of IL lines, or less
Insertion so cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and half
yearly alUertisers