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Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
" e2lerGI News.


The KIDNAPPED BoY.-George w. Talbo,,
was brought back 10 Elkton, On SATURDAY. ,bl
18th ulf., from Richmond, bv Denntv NJ t"I ~
Manley, who secured also the iorGad h,II :,
sale, but not until Messrs. PulIcn g. Co rho
traders who bought the boy from Poole had
Oeen taking before Judge Brooks, ON wri,
VINO ordered the boy and the papers into The
custody OF the Deputy Marshal. Poole was
.aKeh Oeiore Judge Price, in BItImore Iountv
Oouft, on Tuesday week. ut Towsontown E,r
further hearing, '''
ne is charged with three different violat;ons
OF the statutes of the State, VIZ: K,dnaon;,'''
forgery and using the seal of the Cecil rn,,ns.
Circuit Court in violation of the ACT of 1am9
chap, 1873, sec 2. ' Vi A0o9'
a letter to the Baltimore American fro,n
Iowsohtown, says:
lie VIII not be tried at the next term y,
cecil county court, as he is an officer in n,.,o,
ana has the sole power TO summun iurors ana
tAat right cannot be made null and void un,'i
MS term of Office expires. 1"'"
BETTING.-It has been iudiciallv dec;dod :.
maryland aud the decisiun has been sus,ai..'i
oy lne Court OF Appeals, that money her On
ciec''ons Is forfeited TO the state for the schooI
'u"u' uno - dt the stakeholder is liable IN r..
sueu oy the.state for the recovery of the same
The GARDINER POISONING CAsr-Ro,,n
Sept. 5.--Ths jury in the case Of Mr. D"s.on; Dh'
Gardner, on trial ior the mprder IS "a nO,gah
band, late postmaster at Brigham b. "Jr nus
seilus alsenic 70 him. returned this morning ~
COURT unable TO agree upon a verdict.
W Inc Decline in the value of the S,o.r.
70 tue onlied States, already proba bly smo16,s
20 several millions of dollars, and is likaIn =,
- .nucn larger before bottom is reached. The
sugar spectators were correct in tI,air al"
atoms OF the deficiency Of supply at the mo-
sInnIng of the seasun. but they did NO, ~.
nto consideration the great falling off in con
umPnon consequent upon high prices. I, !
sa.ed = that a considerable portion of lbe s,oon
J sugar IN the United States is owned H., {
'pan'sl houses 10 Cuba Boston Trapeuer y
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Correspondence 9f the Smyrna Times
TO Farmers and Owner Of Horses,
BALTIMORE. Aug. Al Iah

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81, 1857.
Mr.. Editor OF Smyrna paper Sir wish
TO ask favor of you, which is simply this. that
you will insert few lines concerning ,nedi.
cine for the cure OF llorse-Diseases, being manu-
featured by WIN. H. Start, Esq, of your town.
On the 18th May received note from one of
my friends residing in Ca olIne county, Md. in
which he stated he had obtained a Mixture or
Llniment that cured two Of his most valuable
hSrses' winch he truly believed would have died
lwlth cholic) in the course of few hours. had
he not speedily procured some of this ipyalua.
Die and successful Mixture, prepared by MIR.
w. II. Start, OF Smyrna, Del. Among oibers
my friend Mr.. Peter Grant, also ce.ti6es tina,
he knew 1t had been tested with like success in
his nelghborhood. have very large number
OF horses, and to see them suffer as often have
until received quantity of the above medi.
clne' was painful in the extreme. purchased
OF b. K Meredith, Esq, (agent in Baltimore
ior the sale OF said medrclne,) six bottles, and
on the 24th May, few days after, two of nv |
horses were taken sick, and their smell was in.
toierable, from eating green hay | then had,
very poor chance of testing Mr.. Starts Remedy
and sir, in the course of two hours after the
d'ench was given, can truly say that both
horSes were entirely relieved Ihaye also seen
II tested sInce,-the effects being satisfactory
IN every case. therefore believe. as de manv
VINO are acquainted with the nature and Gc,s
oi these cases, that it excels anything ever in
use Tor diseases to which The horse is subject.
ana hope all persons having horses, and who
can get this mixture (Which is only ffty CENTS
per bottie9 will give it a trial if required.
would be glad for all the farmers of the Eastern
Shore CT Maryland, to have the knowledge of
MS great and sure remedy for horses, and also
for the manufacturer to receive liberal reward
for bis discovery.
1t is by the persuasion of several friends that
attempt to make this Liniment known.
Yours, respectfully, J.R. Howard.
HOWGrd ST., Bali.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Det0,CGre A(jNirs.

GT We copy the following from the Pc.
nIusular NeUS:
AT the Gully camp on last Monday, drunken
Ioater was seen Keeling within the circle of
tents which gave rise to the suspicion tina, the
"hskey seller had found his way even TO this
place ol worship sharp Iook out was i'm
inediaieiy instituted which suun resulted in
discovering the" crtter" safely slowed AWAY
10 ii hVe gallon krg. III wagon from Milford
drawn by The team ofone of our wealthy towns
men, and comInansed by Milford mule dr.
yer. The wagon also Continued decanier and
tea cup to facilitate the operation ofdrinkipg.
somelhlng of the animal species in petticoats,
and well charged musket for defence The
managers s'Izrd the whiskcy and drove the
drunken dealers from the vicinity of ,hn on.
campment. The names of the proprietor and
commander are Jim Lane aud Reuben Hudson
lhey Will doubtless be prosecuted at the next
term OF The cOu't. The absence of a ,nayis.
lrate alone prevented thel immediate arrest
and Commitment
Tue evidence ELECTED at the. Curoner's in
quest clearly demonstrates that Hollis was
gullIy of most unlnstItilbie and Outra pecus
murder. Ihe Witnesses testify that Morris
was IN the act OF raising from "a STOPPING pps-
lure which he had assumed for the purpose of
securing b s hat when he received The blow.-
Hollis had stated before, that he would KIN him
Il he could not whip him, and after the awfnI
deed was Committed he declared that he IN
tended TO aud hoped lie had killed him. The
murderer has escaped 10 parts unknown, proba-
OIy TO Kansas or Texas, and his property is to
be sold ut public veudue on next Tncsdlv atte,
"nch II Is supposed his family will Join him.
large reward may yet secure his arrest.
al least one thousand head of cattle have
passed through our town since the early mart of
Inc Spring, en- route for the Northern markets |
we should Judge from the number sent from,
Sussex that the State of Delaware has furnish |
Ell tue Ph'ladeI phIa market with at least three
'houSahu beeVes the past Spring and Summer.
EIIE OPERATIONS OF THE DELAWARE Rail.
ROAD DURING AUGUsT.-The following figures
'AhIOlt TIE amount of marketing and grain
brought over the Delaware Railroad and which
arrived at the Depot, Broad and Prime streets
lnring the month OF August. OF marketing
mere were oU,4OO dozen eggs, 2l0 do. fowls.
'l2u do apples, l46n ouckets buckets bayr;es. !
'es'des large quantity OF pears, water-meI
ms, can'elopes, pes. etc. The arrival or
ram making total Of 70,2lO bushels durinr
he month.-Ledger.
0~~F John w. White has the contr.c, f,r
recuns TWO new bridges over Jones Creek
ne o The road leading from Dover to Cam.
en- tne other on the road leading to Magnolia
na other places. lie Is now engaged on them ,
I'd the work Is rapidly advancing.
ROBBERY IN THE CARS -~On Tuesday morn
y, Mr. Rhodensfein, Of Rochester, N. Y. was
'bLed OF $500 in cash and S40O in pronssory
oies, IN the cars between Philadelphia and ,
aitImore, Md. His coat was cut, and the =
alet extracted. l.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Correspondence Of The Smyrna Times.
Fast Horses.
SARCAS STUS.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In your sheet of August 2Gth.
you have noticed some fast trotting Horses OF
Holding, Cats, Spruance, Ferril!, Eiiason, &c
DC. You are yet to name some others as fast.
1t not faster, than many you have named. For
instance, here is the mare sally Richards" :"
owned now by the widow of ]. Harris, decd
She is said to trot one mile in considerable less
thin three minutes; she is half-slster to the
horse now owned by David Cummins, Esq, who
took the purse of $500 in trotting match in
Maryland, a few days ago She is considered
to be far superior to the horse that sold for
$3.50. Her speed was tested last Sunday. in
trottmg from Blackison's Chapel, by John An
derson (who has her in training aud keepine).
by passing every horse on the road
Mr.. Kennedy has also good many fine hor
ses, for himself and other people, aud has the
character of being an adept in the task of train.
ing ihem; but he seldom has an ertraordinary
fast horse. Probably, the best horse, or fastest
horse, was the one he sold to Col. Dan'i Cum.
Minis, for $500. This was The price it was said
he got But borse-traders as old daddy Appe-
ton used to say, scan lie, or make tn. truth
squeel nightly"
Joseph Bolles, also, has a very fast trottiug
horse, of superior blood. Give the coun,rv
people the credit, that raise them, in preE.rence
to the jockeys who trade aud buy.
MORE ANON.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Camp Meeting, New Church, &c.

a correspondent writing from Denton, Md,
says:
On the I'd instant, the second camp. p.m.e,;,a
was commenced on Denton circut.-apd ,rnlv
they were meetings that will long be remem.
bered by scores and hundreds MANY aoed
persons say, and persons too who have been
regular IN their attendance at camp. meetings.
that they never witnessed one on this wise 6e'
fore. The religious influence was SO eros, a.,
the multitude attending daily was held in ot.oL
restrained. Peniterits. numberinr :,
near or quite two hundred. we're seon -
si'ns une wrestling that "the Lord should
maze taein roe; and now, throughout our bor-
oers, mere is fine religious feeling.
we are making arrangements for the erec-
tion Of Two new churches !; indeed, one il i.
ready iu course Of building, near Morsbvbo,a i
n'''g-' ," pour own county and State.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

w PROGRESS Is OUR MOTTo,-and be tbs :
lrles TO stop our headway in that respect vII GI :,
All hp'hIli game told the Citizens of tbis ,,,,, - w "
months ago, that Wilmington bv noIuro ,, ; ''y
10 De manufacturing city. in our line of the Shc
DeSs Us wen hs shp-buildIng and mnchinisl Tins
y P''uuces inc Dest material for Is OTIS aud SLoes
ailu the shOe manufacturers come here far our ,,
from all parts of the country parIc,,nrv So, I a. "
East lhey pay their EXPENSES here and ly,ck ,, ,
freight Oi our stock there and t1onuG,cinre - , 'o
n"o'S ana Shoes and pay tbs reIpIt lon Il ognn mi
e' w. uhuer-seIl our manufacturers here altn1elbar -
ms sl"ie vi things is ali wrong The Stale,C k,oy
~ tseis goes III l0r mahula turing. aud puts herseiC
co."nce compeilllon and say =. BY Industry we
'Ne anu ihat ~ so, and wan, WILMINGTON Ia oc
CnVy 'hls same pos ItIOn We have the M Vuutey. -
~ SSii'SS'chuseiis; we produce the best Leather AMI
'i"r'crO IN the SOunlry. aud why moi co,nu.ie y, m
ui anu Heep our trade a. home ami tins can be limo
Y i"II competition ONLY. Suppose the shoe dea Her, of
ms Guy snOnid all combine 10 put 40 the nricns nI
o's anu oh"es 10 point that suits them which or
~ .ou'Se Woulu le al high figure and thus shut out
oomlellinl' lhe consequence would be the businss,
would ial INTO as low aud degeut r,lcd n cor,l,i,, go
II was whei came 10 tins city nearly etptt ve.rs
ago. lhhl moment the shoe dealers or any oiher class
Z" Dhflhtss men combine 10 pu! their urces Ina, and
prices that moment the Trade coumeuc.s m io % ''
or any Olher cily ilIaI Is fOs enough Il, d anv s,,
hihg' sup gW@petillOn, and whnI is the gunse
" ~ & ia' t'ai you now got Tor S5 would cOs YOU
90 ana coat that now sells al ST. wOnld cs vor "a
ana 80 IL would be with everything II,.t q a I,o1t 49,
eat drunk Or wear. The poor M an z inLor ,,hcL , w
aS1 ,nlg use would oe The first ihI 10 suffer and
oneI hus ny lhis operation II you will pul I'M ths
Po"I man "hges pr0pOriIUn then " III be lie first
man 20 JON in putting up the prices but moi Mi the
a' ueoo'u'lc on lhls POM; The greatest good 10
Tue greatest number Is our text,--if ,nn ds,r,h,,
some ioVO or 100 pairs Of BOos and Shoes veet ,o
ne ihnaIl'ansOi this city and the surrounding comn
nv, ana am g0ns TO do H. gentlemen at far nr,,..s
!, a., 80. ~ use o your Kicking or squealing about
any more II you have MI bra ns enongh r., c, 4
,e'e "ilhfs ~ manufacturing Boots and S6oas ,,h, /
hen come anj buy Of me aud AZ ,ou will moi Do ,b's
a,,, ,noIe ,au.l ur II lew days ago bought qe a
a..i - a
luer me hammer, from parties who Id iaiIcd aa
purse ihey were sold fat below their irst COST naeJ
'el you houghi them at sacrifice did. Tbis
hoW can sell good article so lo as do 7 a., .
lhuay having iisaid 10 me. why don't YOU mn M
pug plces FIJI you would do IT, al the resi- ~ tSa
'p' Ahd Snoe dealers AUuid get The price up and
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Newark Female Seminary.

THE next scholastic year of this Institution
viii commence August 18th, 81.
The village IN which The Seminary is located
is noted for lis heulhtuInees, and is easy of ac-
cess, having daily communication with PhIIa.
deIphla and Baltimore by railroad. No expense
'e spared III order TO give he pupils the bes, in
S'rnction and the IHusl constant care.
TERMS beard and Tuition in English
branches aud LATIN, %i30 per annum. Music,
Languages, Painting. &c, extra.
1ne drparimcnis Of Music and Modern Lam
@uagrs are IN the care Of Prof Heness. and The
pnP'IS ~ each Eave daiiy lessons Parents who
wish to place their daughters in the institution
are requested TO give notice to that effect, a.
The number OF pupils is limited
Circulars containing other information NAV
be obtained bX addressing the PrrcIpa
MISS Ii. CHAMBERLAIN.
JNiy 22'-@2m. Newark, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Special Notices.

WOODLAND CREAM."-Pomnde for
De1"fYy'"g The Hair highly pcrfumed smpe-
rlor TO any trench article imported, and for hal
the price. For dressing LADIES' Hair it has No
eequ'I' giving lta bright glossy appearance.-
II c'uSes Gentenen's Hair to carl IN the mos,
natural manner. 1t removes dandrif, ALWAYS
giving the Hair tse appearance of being flesh
Shampooned. Price Only fifty cents. Rome
genuine unless signed.
PETklDGE u Co, N. Y, Proprietor of the
Batm Of a Thousand F2nyers "
For sale by ali druggists.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
PIllladclI ,hia Advertisements,
SS CET GB ga &c %s
A NT0VES, STOVES

y II
%EaS would respectfully call your a,tenIion,,,,
= = new ROYAL COOK. the SEA SIIFII" !" ,le
IMPROVED GLOBE. the VERNON the CIp 1l', ~! ,,te
and the PERFECT COMPLETE COOK. t,r -, Nn
or coal. These comprise the leading Cookin% Si III
IN the market, and will warrant them TO b.l e"
most satisfactory manner. ' I'll 'hs
. we nave also IA large variety of PARLOR SrOvr,
The Evening Star with double radiulII,, ha' ''o
somethlng new and beautiful also, The Vc,,1 ~ Is
C"Ok, The Improved AIr-Tight Gas Burner ,L I"r l'"r
Cast Top Cannon and the Comet of 1857 E w"
lors chambers, &c, these sovos cannon no a,n % par
The Persian Vesuvlan and Peruvian are vn,,J , '''
OF excellent design and finish as also larg
ment OF stoves for churches, school honses a' f'-
Offices, hotels, railway cars, depOts DC '''Sr
We have also on hand large asSorlInent f ~,
castings GFates, Brick &c, 1sr repairs Of uS
Persons III want of repairs will be particular =, ts;
tho name Bnd number of the stove ins
would recommend 10 persons in wan, of ,
make their. purchases in warm weather ~. sS' To-
better suited and stoves for the country can ~ o ne
much better condition than in cold or damn ,ve,, ne
An goods purchased at establishment viii h |
ANered at the depOts, steamboats, &c free oC oI u''
safety. 'iia'Oh III
Please call and examine our stock beG,0 ..,.
you purchases elsewhere. You will find nnr I'".i"s
Ten per cent lower than thuse Of anv n,J,o P,'eS
house. JAMES SpE tpel 'el soIe
New No lll6 Market strao,
lLaic North, Chase and North, 800 Marker 9, 81, :,
05- country i1erchants who buy for cash
ucularty invited TO call and examine our STOCK PO''
sep24m Twin
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

WIrE TEETH, Pertuned BreatL and Beau.
ulul Complexion, can BE- acquired by nsuc the
"BALH or A THOUSAND FLOIVERN. wi,
lady or gentleman w0uh remain under the cnrso nj "
ti "s'teaoe breath when by using the Balm of
rehut IL .weet' but leave the teeth as whue ms niI
pas'er Many pers"ns dO not knew Their brnolI :.
pau' ana The subject Is delicate their friends viii
never menuOn ii. Beware of counterieits $n ',.a
Ihe bottle Is signed. FErRIDtiE a. Go ~ V "'e
For sale by all Druggists " "' l.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
MiddletOWn Academy.
Delaware.
A" English, Mathematical d. Classical Schoo
for Boys and Young Men.
JAMES B. MCDOWELL pn,nn,n.r


Jor Boys and Young Men.
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal.
THE Winter Term of Twenty-one Weeks
Will commence on the First Monday of Novem-
ber.
The tuation is healthiul and easy of access,
ana The course of instruction very comprehon-
slVe and thorough, including the Ancient nd
Modern Languages, Music and Drawing.
Students are prepared for admission TO Col
lege or active business.
EXPENSES: For Winter Term of 5 mos. $50
or S9O' according to studies pursued, with No
EXTRAS except for Modern Languages, Music
AID Drawing.
1t Is confidently believed that this Institution
offers superior facilities for acquiring know
ledge, whilst from the limited number Of pupils,
The wants, health and morals of each one ca
be properly attended to.
For References, Catalogues, or Circulars,
apply early to the Principal, as above.
se2-2I.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
STORE in WEST SMYRMA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions.
&C, &c

&c, &c
TrfTN ME subscriber would in(,rn tho ,,Lli
F.# mat he has opened Il new Siule ON Cnn
NkbgA mercc street. NeSi Smyrna, where he is ,latlv
receiIms aud viii sell al the very lcwes, cnsl,
Hams Shoulders. Pchled Pork Dried Beef tish sal,
~ Tahu'eS S"1p SOFIA Starch, Indigo Blue, FLOUR hv
'he ohrei or p"und, superior Corn MEAL Tor iar.Iv
use pure pIckens Vinegar. only lG GEMS Der gaIIn
tonaGco. SegIrs and Snufs OF the best brunds: CON
= tONAhG Cakes, Nuts, Fruits pure Lemon and
m ",ner Hyrhps; Dress Trimmings. Fancy Snaps Hair
CI'S' Nnognes, POnades-iine extracts Ladies' Dress
rnps' 'oilurs Unierseevcs. IlIndkerchies Hosiery
,lOVes Fans. Gailers. Boots, Shoes Silk Thread Cot
'T' nus Trl'' NeeIIes Laces, Combs Brushes, BrUoms
IN wooden. Basket and Enrih,n nware
VIII supply any OF the cIIize ss with WOOD M
shofl notice. II they will leave their orders aud CnSb
=, All EInds oi COZ N'FRY PRODUCE BOUGHT n,
"e hghesl prices for cash ar an equivalent ~ goods
TRUST here is dead-Bad Pay killed hlm.
J. r. WILLIAMSON,
je24-Iy West Smvrna no1
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
DELAWARE COLLEGE

:, TIE FlRST TERM of the next Collegiate
Year will open Sept ID. - y
ne Board OF Trustees will make final ad
Ju"tme"t OF the Scholarship Plan, at an early
u"! ou' ID snch way only, as may be entirely
sa satisfactory to the individual! Scripholders
Students, whose parents or guardians have
neld or may now hold .IuH Scholarship, car.
Tor he present, avail themselves of It's provi.
Slons. F
Newark, DeIo Ang. %, '57-3t.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
" esIeyan Fcmaie College,
WILMINGTON. DEL

I'lliS INSTITUTION, chartered wIrb mI1 CoI,o
Sii'e pnWers 10 grant DIPIoInrs and confer De.
SF'"", Is tr>gned TO ueeI The dt mands Of Ljber,!
eInlie Eduralion. -'"'
y" rAre"s@ has been spared 10 make H. in lis buii4
'hgs and accommodations Il rst-cnss Institution Nor
VIII any care or tiirl b" wanting nuke It's lterar,
Hefi! L"d tlliclrmcy cores siundcnt.
it'N PROFESSORS and TEACHERS arc room
''fiy 'mpio\ \e' aior'iing iacIes ior an extended
ana 'H":"'Sh educ an. such re found only IN or
best iIli HIgeSt InSrluIll!ls
W Ihc COLLEGIATE YEAR commences on tho
FIKSf or SEP rENBtR va ''''
Expenses, including foald, iiiion room rent t,,e
and iIghr ci"0 pes wear ~ '''
Na'ai"suesma BE ohianed by addressing ii G Pres,
"'"'' l.. &. LOOMS
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
HENRY EBEAGNE,
BREAD q CAKE BAKER.
e. d s. - 4. 4 n A. q, n, a. L,

IA ARKEf STREET, SMYRNA, DEL
B"9s to inform the public that he has sue
cecded Capt +. Carr, III the above business
tnd, having engaged Il tirsi-cuss Baker from
Phd"drIphIa. he Is prepared 10 supply the en-
Icns with Large Bread, Rusks, TWIST Bre ad.
Cakes, &c
N. B.-The Bcead-cnrt viii 90 through the
Fown every afternoon between 3 and ) ,'clock
~ The Trade supplied on iiUcra /, r..s.
Sny rna, April Is, 1851.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
FAHssEEEsLD SEMINARS

I.SE u .
REV. }. 3. NANPErTEN, a. NJ F, Priucip4I
IiIS large and nOnrishmg institution is ulcasoutI
located AT FAIRFIELD. HERKIAiER ~
Nf'W ~ n, seven miles from the New York Cru
'rai Rairohd al LIIle Falls from which Students ar
c"'NtFed Tree The first dav OF each Term II, nunIe
accommodations, It's Apparatus sufficient for n t,Ii
'"irse "I fhi"SoPhical and Chemical Expori,pruIx
m lh'dIieS oi over 0OU Volumes, and its Facnltv of
we've lh"r"nsh and experienced Teachers furnish
claims lor liberal share Of public paIromage
COURSES or STUDY.-A Commerc,nI f,orrso
me same as That OF the best CnmmercIaI Colleocs
Nv" cra'thlIng Courses Tor LadIes-oue of llroo
years 'qual iu that ot the DrS, Stminartes and ,,a
ave Years equivalent In the regular College Course
'l-h uie cnmpletIOn OF eIlier Parchment Uinl,,,,.
IRE cohierre !. mi, II pu>sDe, positions secnred
College ~ PeF"ii's inl
. u ZION For Term of Il weeks. from e4 On +,
80 80 W OrIamchlais at rcisp~able rates BonrI and
washing, Sl.1j per wCe&. 0''0
ran Term begins August 2Glh, 1851 Winter Term
December 10th ~ ie''h'
}. MAFIER. Secretary ' '''''' II Ut
Fairfield, Aug. ~. 1857 3m
R%FEEENcHs: JAMES KNIGHT, Esq. Dover.
SAMIEL WARD, Esq ST Georges
HENRY PRATT, Est i, Hazletl, lille
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

PARLOR, MANTLE AND OFFICE
g "a eI E9 CEr M1&. gz&5
flnr JeWclry, Sdvc ware, EcstanG Fob CHAINS
G"ld' Silver and Steel Sptctacics. together
with rich assortment of Ladies' JewcIry. ot
the best styl4 ami tnlsh--aii Of when viii il.
sold at CITY Retail Prices.
Having just rrpicn,hcd his stock from one
OF the best Jeweiry Establishments in Phrla-
delpha, he feels confident that he can please
all VINO may give him call, both in regard to
quality and price.
" CLOCKS, Watches and Jewelrv, care.
tnIly REPAIRED, and all warranted to give
satisfaction.
81 lie keeps, also, on hand, an assortment of
"a DrHS~, Clacaaicai>auId Ncsl;-
c!Ars.
P. MANSFlELD, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Full Stock of Fall Drv Goods

EYRE & LANDELL, Fourth and Arch s,,o.,.
Phadelphia' respectfully request Cash Buyers Ia e1
best Pennsylvania Trade. |"
Full Line of Fall Dress Goods,
New designs of Fall Sha y Is
Rich Silks of newest styles,
Good Black Silks of all widths
Cases assorted French Merinocs
Z PoIl de Chevres new goods.
British and American Dark Prints
Satnetls Casslmeres Cloths and Vestings
Mnslins' Linens. Flannsls, Blankets. &c &c,
N. B-Auct on Bargains from New York and ,bi.
City daily received. Particular attenImn g,v.n '". =,
country orders iOr Desirable Goods-Ttrms Nn
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Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Huber & Godfrey, ,Auctionecrx,

No'2lO North SecoHd ST., above Arch. PhaGelpLi..
- SALES Every Evening during the Week (AIon,lav
evenings eXcertedj Of Fancy G., ods Combs
Buttons, Cutlery. Musical Instruments. Wo,rI..
Jewelry, Plated WaUsl Dress Patterns, Je, Conls
fhii@sopmcal Apparatus, PorImonnait O. PeIisels. Pa
per iIamgmgs, DC. u
" CO,sIgHmeuts solicited ieIOGm
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
q ailaes Milton.
No. l2J Chestnut street, (rst dAnr below Second
PHILADELPmIA
Dc7Icr i'm Tea and Collie

Eg Tsg exclusively In slore and constantly recely-
Nh IIE ch"lce selections OF fine TEAS Winch
vii be sold at the Lowest Cash prices. ,e2.lv
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
-. WATCHES, J--2: ~. !. a. s2f1 Z
81 / ' r l{IY AR n

+; MANSFIELD, Main street, opposite The
Bank Smyrna, Del, keeps constantly on l,anu
every variety of Gold and Silver HUNTING
WATCHES,
s-cVcr, kcpi.Re and E'r~sac.l
ENnsCshnA
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

Please answer if you deem it verify of an
answer. Yours, loving, F..
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

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