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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

ALLEGED ESBEZzLKsrsr BY A CLIRK.-Wm. H.
Jpn book keeper OF the hrm Of Geo w. Brainsrd Co..
erchaDts No. l3 Murray yesterday arrested ~
Ofc~r Smith charged with hsvns ., various tines sse1
1sd moneys Amounting In the ssesste large total NON
bis employers The alleged already Known 10 Asvs sees
ebszIled go and this tsh.n between The 1tb Of
March and goth Of October 1855 and e sstes MADE
book the from being short Tho
socued taken before Jrsee Osborn and committed "
ait examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

HRRRIM's PATENT CHAMPION FIRI-PRoor
ssyE. Nos 1856. 10 and lSs Wserst.. md No hony"'
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

CHARGE ~ BIGsAY WIN. Z. Clvh, 'pecas,c-.
residing at No % Barrow stree, Vas srrs<ed yssts.
dsy. charged with bisamy. |, s sBss.! By the eo..
plsr, that in the month OF September lss. he v~ MAJ.
lied 10 Mrs Hannah VI. Alien, at the house ef hr
father. No. 704 Washington street; ths. 90 he 81 a
November. 1850, be ". married at Bimnghsx.
Conn. 70 Miss Emma Underwood of tire ety. end
.ha, rider the assumed nsme Of VIM. Smith, As w
., the 9Th of December. 1852 NAMED ., the Bedor.
,tree, NJ Church to Mics Mary Acbee, al Of vAes
laoes sre yet living. The complainant 10 the es's
Mr. Ira A. Allen, brother Of The lat oftne lanes vhcu
Clark is known 70 have married. Tae accused We
take before Justice Connolly and held to s~af ~
an natiop.
Any other women who have Been marred to hs
viii further the ends Of justice by cAlrg upon JSscs
Connolly and identifying the prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
NEW WORK. many TRIBUNE, THURsDAQs MARCH H. lso7
Osee more I vak in he 6art cd esfeA,
WeasDy 70 nd f'e:
Bot 7 ut 10 more On y. dssols.e per,
Waishins The river h)v.


WessDy 70 ed he:
, But d; 10 more On y. assols:e pier,
washing The river DIV.
Here 10 ore IN which touching Oh legend u CO.
verted INTO little poem VII se qlaiHt nmpn"y
hss An oriental favor:
ROSES AND THcRNs.
TIE your g child Jeso' hsd garden,
Full q ioses, rare AMI red:
Ard ;frioe a day be watered them,
To make garland fr be bead.
When they were fur. blown in the gsrSes
He called The Jessh children there,
And esoh did pluck himself 8 ro@e,
ULt they shipped the gs'den bare.
ard low bow viii you make your ssriaod
For not q roee your path sdorns
But you forget, be answered them,
&" Th1 You have left NE still the terhs.
They took the tborns, and made q gsrian5,
And placed IL 90 II. sbJiug head
Asd where the roses ID )uid have shoIe
Were little drops OF blood snsieah
The following s wrought up with the exquisite
pathos Of which the author well understands tue
hazardous art:
WrrH folded hsnds the lady hes
In flowing robes OF white,
elobed lamp b .side Der couce,
disc Of tender light
With such light above her bead,
little year sgo,
She walked sdOwn the ssadovy vac
Where the blood red roses grow
A shape or shadow Joined her there,
To puck the roy al flower;
But ptole the lily from her breast,
Albeit her only dover.
With that all went-fer false love first,
And then her peace OF heart: -,
The bard world frowIed; her friencs grew coz
She bid 10 tears apart
And new che lies upon her couch,
Amid the cyirg light,
Nor wakes 70 Rear the little voice
That means throughout the night!
We should not do Justice to Mr.. Stoddard ii We
did not give some specimens Of his power to trals-
figure ,en.uou. msgnifcence into poetry which ap-
zeal, almost as strongly to the eye as to the ear;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

HrDsoS RIVER IrrNs.-Ser ious Sloo.isg ISrsy.
On Saturday evening lsst, very serious shooting
ARRAY occurred at Kingston, Ulster County. kS-
pears that a man named Norman Schsffer, formerly II
Rhinebe,k, a wagon aud sleigh trimmer and 8 married
man, had been living with woman Of ques,ionabs
character, at house the Kingston Academy, sat
on the night in question p,ty was organized Tor the
purpose of breaking up the institution. They pro'
ceeded TO the house aud commenced an assault, when
Schsfer fred pistol amoag the crowd, INJECTING I've
wounds upon ose of the party, one aug entering the
left eve al the other taking effect the right eye
The injured man is in very presarious situation.
Schsfler was immediately arrested.
Fire IN Putnam C0Enty-Narroc Essape.-
On Sunday bight sst, about II O'Clock, the dwelling
house occupied by William G. Smith, near Horsss
Pord, Putnsm County, was discovered to be on fire.
The house, with its contents, entirely destroyed
the family barely e'csping with their lives. The hs
originated from hot sshes.
Fire IN Westch>atr CoEsfy- A valuable bars,
beior gipg to John j. June North Salem, vas burned
on Saturday night last, with lis contents- Asc avail
liable span of horses and a yoke of oxen were con-
sumed. Loss, 50 600. persol recently discharged
from the service Of Mr. j. 10 slpposed TO have fired
the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
The LIVES. ACTS AND NARTYRDOMs OF THE APOS
TIES OF OUR SAVIOR By WILLIAM Civf, D.

The LIVES. ACTS AND NARTYRDOMS OF THE APO3-
TIES OF OUR SAVIOR By WILLIAM Cave, d. ID.
9yols, l2mo. X. Carter Brothers
neat ard CONVENE mt edition Of an old suthor whose
name has by no means become obsolete amid the re-
fine msnts of modern theology. Cave chaplain in
Ordinary to Charles the Second, and afer numerous
ecct siastcal prefermerts and the composition OF
eral volumnt works chiefly relating 10 ecc esiastca
hstory, he died in the year l7l3. The Lives of the
Apostles now reprinted, is Of more popular esst than
the majority Of his productions although showing the
fruit, Of e1iersve eruditop, and will don rssss prove
an interesting addition to the religious family library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

RWDs.
bIde are singing round my window.
Tunes the sweetest ever heard.
And hsns my csse there daily.
Bat never catch a bird.
No with thoughts my brain is peopled.
And they siHg there all day long:
nut ney will not fold their pinions
In Tie little cage OF song
THE skY-CuP.
Tie sky Is a drinking cup,
mat was overturned OF Old.
And pours In The ewes OF zen
Its vine Of airy gold
We drink ;hs. ~vue all day
l1u TIE Ia; dros is Trained ND
And are lighted oil n bed ~
by Tie jewels in The cup
on THE PIER.
Down .. the end Of he lopy s.rl $780,,
Years, years $40,
L -, wto my sEee:h art on lie pier.
Watching the liver aos.
Te moon was climbing TIE shy lbs, n,sh,
White 50 the " ibtsr's snow:
W. huied 10 is hsht snd rsors 10 Be hue-.
HI asi wAs ys.s age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

THI LAZY RoBBrKr or BONDED SILKS At JsRTr
CRY The five river thieve. who were reessty At.
rested at Keypot, with a. 600 worth of ssts n hsr
posss ssic D, which they had stolen from wArsAcuse
Jtrsey City, yesterday delivered up by Recorder
Smith to the New jersey Authorities, and taken over
to Jersey City in lumber wagon guarded by sintess
New ersey policemen, who hsd been sent AFTER then
stror effort was made for their release, upon tie
ground tha, they had been brought to the city w,hos,
due process; but ii failed. IL wa expected that tar
friends would endesvsr them fro ne polcs
al to prevent this large force was sen. after thea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

The FrSER,L OF DR.. BuRDELL.-The bill ct the
undertaken who provided for the funeral Of Dr. Bur-
cell was recently presented to the Public Administrator
for settlement 1t amounted in the aggregate TO SOLO
Among the items fifty carrisges a. s. each, and
,ui. OF clothes 10 which the corpse was dressed, 500
The bill was looked upon with suspicion by the fdnc
ti,nary. and was subsequently Withdrawn. Il WAS
.taed yesterday that had been again presented with
the aggregate figures about $500 less.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Mr.. Stephen II. Branch, misleading jocular sen
tence in recent notice of Aid. Briggs and bis Gilt
Gentleman, wshes the public to be assured that be is
rot in.ane. We give that Assurance with right good
wiD adding ctrti6 ,ate that Stephen has as much
sense and wi; today as he ever had How much th.t
is, is question on which do not choose to enter.
Mr.. Branch has recently been absent attending the
funeral Of his brother Thomas fact which. if known
10 u.s. would have brsciuded the sportve aud Harmless,
alluscn TO bin which the appaitk Of Briggs naturally
suggested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

FIHsT LESSONS IN BUTANY. BY AsA GkAY. limo.
Up. 2S6 Iyson PhinIey
The rudintnts of vegetable physiology, a, well as
botany, are presented in this volume, which is in
hndtd BY the author as textbook fr the younger
classes 10 the science and even for students in the
higher seinares 1t gives full account of the sruc
ture, orga1s growth, and reproduction OF plants, and
Of their important uses in the scheme of creation Toe
work is Illustrated by large number Of wood-engrav
Igs from original drawings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

A Mop Of Penn'ycdnia, large and instructive, show
ing the several coal basins OF that State and almost
everything el.e that Iced be known respecting her re-
sources and capabilities as well as her actual condition,
has iust BEEN issued by the same house. Price. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

AMr Mop Of the World, on Mercstors Pr'j.ction,
nearly eight feet by 10 area hes just been Issued by
Charles De,ilvei, Philadelphia, which seems TO be a
decided Improvement on any predecessor. 1t IS con-
formed to tho latest discoveries in Africa and in the
Arctic and the Antarctic circles; shows all the great
pathways across the several oceans, with that Of the
Atlantic Telegraph that is to be; the nations are die
tirguished by We. eonrastsd colos, and no labor or
expense apparently is grudged to make this the most
lucid ard trustworthy map Of the world in exist
elee. The price is So and hessrs- Appleton & Co.
and Iyson 4 PLinney are the New-fork publisher
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

0F John Guyer & Son, of New Coo,,o H.
ournt Six kilns of bricks this season
IN the aggregate to about nine bunJrod ''"s ,Ln'ts
SAND This is their first year in the bns;"oo.
at New Castle. '"' business
=, w 1t is contemplated to build in New Cos
us' seminary, large hotel on the sontb of
I"e y to"n' lot summer resort, and several lorro
I"eiings. Io"g Inc seminary, it is said, will he
V3 Some fifty or sixty men lef. Wilmino,on
on Monday week in the cars for Dover 70 w., 49,
out cross-tIes and wood for the Delaware Pe;I
road " ware haIl-
UT John Journey was arrested nm Sr,a.
hlght by Humphrey Morrow, for dsturbing ~ =
congregation at Mount Salem M. f. Ch1,cb
S"G !, committing an assault and battery on Iohn
o. Mliier. lie was brought to this civ and af
t., tei nearing before Esq. Stats, was held n
Sdl ~, 10 the sum of $500 for the first offence ,nJ
SAOO Tor the latter, to answer at The o., =,
New CastIe.-GGzette. a.
d,,,,I; rdRE'IThe barn of Joseph Handy, in Bran.
Jss, ".ne nuhured' near =. b. Talley's hotel was
was ~ eu W nte on Thursday night. There
tho,aco 1o gu. VI tne iamIly out after dusk and
was quantity of hay and straw cons',,, mere ere
no grain. 1t was insured for I0Sm 2uueu' out
Creek Mutual. ~A"''o III 'he MlII
VT The Bank of Delaware has decla,od
uvloend OF VIZ per share and an ex,ro J,':Jo.S
OF $2 per share for the last six mon,bs Tho
par value OF the shares is 1900. This J;v;danJ
Is at the rate 0fl4 per cent per annum. '''"'
S, JAIL DELlvERV,-oo Saturday night Patrick
onay' who was convicted of murder in ,6s
second degree at the May term of Court do.
ilvered hImself from "duraace vile" by break.
ILL.--We understand Hon. Judge Homer
lies extremely i'll, at his residence. in pea onean
Alnne's county.--Easson Gazette, >S''"
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
10 the Teachers of AppOquinimink
Hundrad

We, the undersigned, in accordance with the
suggestion and recommendation of "The New
castle County Teachers Association" do re.
quest and ask of the Teachers of said Hundred
10 meet with us at BLACKBIRD, on Saturdav. the
2Sth day Of November, instant, and give their
nearly cooperation in the formation of an Asso-
clatlon'-whch, if judicously conducted, is
calculated in its tendency, not only to stimu-
iate men to prepare to enter the profession. but
TO elevate and promote its moment in the ewes
hearts and minds of the pEopLE-the laitv
Come out, young, middlc-aged and elderly
men, and ditfuse your light. 1t is a cause wor.
thy the espousal of all. In so doing you will
not be impoverished, nor would the withhold.
ing make you rich. We want your practical
IDEAS on teaching.
Nor do we restrict the invitation. To the
alr ones we say, come out,-misses, maidens
natrons, you shall have our smiles as well
is near our experience in " rearing the tender
'iant' and teaching the young idea how TO
'n"ot' GEO. R. JONES,
JOHN NJ. SINGLES,
JOSEPH REGISTER,
RoBT. Ii. HOLLIS.
H..
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

| he ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.--We are in pos.
session OF the first number of the long.talked- Of
boston magazine. The plan of the AHau,;c
."OnAty Is excellent, and is very we'll sustained
IN inc hrst number. 1t has adopted the feature
oi the leading British magazines, in PUBLISHING
al articles anonymously, so that each must be-
judged by its intrinsic merits. In the manner
OF dulIness' which has been the death of a hun.
dfed OF Its predcc essors, it is much less obioc.
''Onao'e than some of its cotemporaries. bur
thers is still room for improvement. The ~.
biographical execution and mechanical orranoc.
.nent OF the work are exceedingly neat. po@es
l29. Price SO year. Philips. SomDsor 8,
Co., Publishers, Boston.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

EoUALIrY to All !-UnIformity of Prices =
a new Feature in Business-Eyeryone his own
Statesman
JONES Il CO., Of the 1" Crescent One Price CIo,b.
ing Store" No. 200 Market street above Siyth
FHILhDtLPflA, IN addition TO he wing the largest
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
rhliaGelphia made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his own salesman hv la vin'
marked III figures, on each article the very lowrsi
price can be sold for. so they possibly vary
all must buy alike.
Inc goods are all we'll spOnged and prepared. md
great pnns taken with the making so that al can buv
WIN inc ul assurance Of getting good article at the
very lowest price. ''
No 200. go ,' A'"'
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
Friendly papers please copy.7
The SmVrna Library.

MIR. EDITOR The friends of the Library
heed not be discouraged because the movement
seems to have been delayed somewhat This
has been done in order to let the "panic " pass
ana now that matters seem to have become
somewhat more settled, and plan of operation
hXed upon, we hope soon to have something
tang glble. In the meantime, let every friend of
the llbrary-that is to be-be ARRANGING IN do
for IT, either in the way of personal
donations of books or of money
Every citizen will have an opportunity of Civ
ing something, and it is to be hoped rnanv will
give literally. Let them remember that il iso
natter which should interest all.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
American Inni-

The political complexion Of the next Loois
Iature will be-Senate, Americans Is: Demo.
Gratis, Z. House, Americans, 43; Democrats
20.
Congress will stand--lst District JAmes A.
Stewart, (d.;) I'd do, ]. B. Ricaud, (a.:l I'd.
NJ. Harris, (a.;) 4th, II. Winter Davis. (a.A 5,h.
}. NJ. Kunklc, (d.,) gain; 9th, T. F. Bowie. (dl
Ne~ YOrk.-The Evening Journars foo,ino
gives the State to the Democrats by about ten
thousand majority. 1t claims l6 senators n
I3 Democrats, Americans and Independcn,
lhey make the Assembly stand 81 Republi-
cans, including nine Americans, and Gl Demo.
Gratis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, the Rupublcop
nominee for Governor, will have 10000 pIu.
rallty. The Senate thus far stands 81 Renub.
Hcsns, American and 4 Democrats: Uouso
LAG Republicans, 81 Americans and 81 Demo.
Gratis.
NeU JerSey.-The democrats in New Jersccv
have elected six Senators out of eight. The
senate will stand 10 democrats to 6 opposition
and the House 80 democrats to 25 opposition.
LOuiSiGnG.-The democratic State tickst
has been elected. The new Legislature is also
democratic, while the democrats have chosen
Three members of Congress, and the Americans
one.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

MISUNDERSTANDING P. HofFecker. Druo.
gl't, Smyrna, advertises an excellent Pectoral
Syrup. for coughs, colds, &c.
II. Gerker will sell at public sale, large
quantity of stock and farming utensils, on the
1st Of December,-at his farm near the Seven
Hlckores. in Little Creek hundred.
W. Tiller, 24 South Fourth street, PhiIadeI.
PhIa' advertises a large stock of Toys and
Fancy Articles. The Holidays are approach,
ing, and country dealers would do we'll to give
him call. He imports direct from Europe.
and sells at the lowest figure.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

SAD ACCIDENTAL little daughter of Thos.
- Ihuriow' Esq. near Kenton, a few days
Slnce' While playing in the field with some other
children, was run over by one of the horses and
badly hurt, in the face, her upper lip being cut
entirely through and several teeth knocked ont
The superior maxiiary bone was considerably
crushed also. DR.. Goodwin, of Kenton, and DR..
Clawson, of our town, were called in to treat
the case. When We last heard from the patient
she was doing very well.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

WHITE TEETH, Pcrtumed Breath and Beau.
tltul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or A THOUSAND FLOVERS" Vbot
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of n
reeaDie breath, when by using the Balm of n
Thousand Flowers as a dentr,Gce ,youIJ M, nnI
FENDER sweet bu leave the teeth as white as nIa
hS'erf Many persons do not knew their breath is
old ana lhe subject is delicate their friends will
never mention II. Beware of cOunterfeits. Re sure
the bottle Is signed. FETRIDGE Il Co, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

AFFAIRS IN MILFORD AND VICINITY.-We
take the following items from the PeninSuLar
NewS
The Milford Gambling Club is now in vipor-
Gus operation. The long nights of winter do
not afford its members sufficient time for sleep.
and consequently they will be found in bed nm.
til :, 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning. They
are now feeclng each other, and drinking lots
OF bad wnIskcy. You can tell many of them
at glance by their red eyes-red from loss of
sleep and unusual excitement. Strangers yisi-
ting our town should be careful how they fall
into their hands, unless they know how to han
dIc thelr cards well, and can tell at a glance
VINO handles his cards too well. If our grand
Jury was not afraid, they might easily put a
stop to such practices, which we learn are verv
prevalent In all our towns and villages.
We are informed that Hollis, the man who
Killed Morris, at ST. Johnstown station. is ~.
siding somewhere in the Western States or
lerrItorIes lie was recently in Ohio, where
MS wife and children attempted to 90 to him.
out atter arriving IN that State, they found
lhey were watched by some persons who were
desirous OF arrestlng him for the sa Ike ofthe re /
ward offered, and they Immediately returned To
DeIaware and Informed their husband and IA
'her OF the fact, whcreupOn he changed his 10.
cation for more western one, probably Kan.
Sas or Nebraska.
we are very sorry to learn that the Fly has
attacked all the early sown wheat of this vicjni.
". On an examination of the finest and hest
looking stalks in the field, you will find from
wo to half dozen eggs deposited at the base
u tne stalk 1t is feared that all the early
own helds will ultimately perish from this
.ause.
we learn from different sections that the
respect OF our esteemed tOwnsman DIR. VIM. :
'urton will be the next Democratic candidate :
Or Governor of this State, is improving W. a
% not know that the Dr. Will accent the no,ni- I
alton, bot If such should be the case. we arc I
lre that his nomination will be hailed with \
not only by his own party, but also I
large circle of friends and admirers out. s.
de of his party. II
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
Town Meeting,

ALL persons favorable to the establishing OF
Public Library in the Town of SMYRNA. are
respectfully invited to attend Public Meeting
IN WARDS HALL, on "Wednesday EreminG, I8tA
instant at o'clock. The object of the meet
ing is to set on foot plan for establishing
Public Library in our town. An address will
be delivered by Rev. w. IL. Brisbane. Lei
there be full attendance both of ladies' and
gentlemen. MANY FpIpNns
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

" The following sentence was passed bv
'"e Court upon James Jones (negro), who was
convicted OF manslaughter at Dover, last week
VIZ; 10 pay the State 81 900 and the costs or
Su'''--and belmPrisOned two years, commepc.
ing with the I'd of November
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
HOffecker's PectOral Svvun

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENESS.
BRONCHITIS, and various AFFECTIONS
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
HHlS Preparation is believed TO be the most ogrco
nIie an| ~ many cases the most EFFECTIJAL
COUGH REalEDY extant II is pnrticulorIv servio'
hDe Ia chronic Coughs. and has been found to ofrd
great ree to Co1sumptive patients even in nd dyanced
Stages 81 ihe disease Directions for accompany
each bottle Prepared and sold, wholesale nnd RHy.
tail by '''U i'0'
HOFFECKER, DRuGGIsr,
HoVil VI Smyrna, Delavara
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

SPECIAL Court of Oyer and Terminer
Will be held at Dover, about the middle of Junu-
ary' 70 try Joseph Downham, fer the murder of
C@sar Lewis. The prisoner has retained N.
ID. smlthers, Esq, as his counsel.
court commenced in New Castle county on
Monday. rf. ra.4.,as
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
SEED WHEAT

OF the BLUE STEM WHITE variety. -,
superior article, weighing 09 lbs to the bIshei
-Fok SALE at HaFFEoKER's MILL viii
be given in exchange, if desired. for wheat of
. different kind. Apply to Joseph HofFecker.
Smyrna, or to James EYans, at the mill.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

o. The Winter Term of the Smyrna Acade-
my commences next Monday. This school, we
are pleased to learn, is fast growing in popular
favor, and we have no doubt that the next ses-
sion will commence with a greatly increased
number of pupils. Evening Glasses, in Book.
keeping, Writing, &c. will also be formed at
this Institution. For terms, see advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

HAY BURNED.-On Sunday afternoon last,
several stacks of hay, belonging to Messrs.
Corrie & Deakyne, were destroyed BY fire AT
Duck Creek. Loss about $75. A shed stand.
ing near, was torn down. to save it from burn.
ing and endangering other property. Couse Of
the fire unknown,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

NHlNPLAsTERs.-Shinplasters to the amount
oi ABOUT $25OO have been issued in Milford
"nlch sum the citizens of that place think will
reIeVe them of the hard times until Congress.
3Idn ~ cnarter an extensive rag machine-a
United States Bank.
FREEGHr.-To give some idea of the vast
amour OF ght which pass over the Della
ware Railroad, we learn that one firm at Do
Ver' Messrs. Dixon & Culbreth, pay to the
,T1 ra llroad company, monthly, the sum of $1,000
! ine articles consist principally of grain, lime,
bricks, &c.--RepuJlican.
V3 1t is stated that Samuel G. Goodrich has
obtained verdict of $4,000 damages against a
PuOilShIng hrn for getting up books in the
name of Peter Parley-Mr. Goodrich's nom de
plume.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

1HE " TINES" Is published EUery Wednesday. by
RsBr. d. HeFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, al lie
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SuBscRIFTloN.-O gear, 81 so in adrance
or $500 # not paid till end Of the year. No paper
Discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option Of The Publisher
ADvERrsING-FOr eUery square Of IL liaes or less first
insertion. so cts each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and haIf-
yearly aiUertisers.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

0r" What Saw and What Thought" :"
and "Aphorisms, we are compelled to defer
until our next issue, for want of room.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

OT We publish in another column COM
@unication on the Horse Question, which the
Editor of the Reporter cannot charge with
lacking " back-bo bone'