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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-22
WE HAVE IN STORE AND FOR SALE

WTE HAVE IN STORE AND FOR SALE
w low for Cash
90 bbls Cut Herrngs, No. i
bbls. Shad;
10 bbls. MOlasses;
hhds. Brown Sugar;
10 bbls Coffee Sugar;
bbls. Crushed Sugar;
Granulated and Puverized Sugars;
Java Laguira and Rio Cofees;
Black and Green Teas;
Bacon, Lard and Butter;
And variety of other things too tedious 10 mention
Also, a lot of fine old French Brandy;
Bourbon Whiskey, years old;
Summerdean Whiskey, years old;
Wines of all grades;
Holland Gin
) baskets Champagne;
Bumgardners old Whiskey,
And other cheap Liquors.
p. n. POWELL 4 co,
Staunton. June 10, 80 Under Union Hail.
KEROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM
IN COAL, mot EXPLOSIVE. Secured 6y Letters Pdt-
sntThe different grades of these celebrated Oils suit
able for Machinery of all kinds, Binnacle ad Family
use can be had of the undersigned also Of the Whole
sale Oil Dealers aud Druggists in the city ofNew York.
and of the authorized Local Agent of the Company In
in this place. AUSTGNS,
General Agents, Kerosene Oil Co.,,
No. so Beaver Street, N Y.
~" Local Agencies granted on application as a.
bove Orders should specify the description of lamp
or machinery for which the oil is wanted.
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Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Printing Presses and Type for Sale.

For sale in Staunton by JAS. G. LAIRD and II. s.
ElcHELBERGER Il Bro. and by Druggists generally.
July 16 lS56-eOWtlJ,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-22

DEEL & STEVENS, " no LE-0
Il sale Druggists 80 King street. are now re-YR
ceiving large stock of Foreign and Domes- IA
tic Drugs Dye-sufs Paints Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Window Glass Putty Patent Medicines &C.. to which
they call the attention of dealers. They will sell at
Northern prices and guarantee satisfaction in every
respect. Particular attention given to orders.
Alexandria, Feb. 49, ls57.-IJ
A FRICAN GUANo.-A supply Of this valuable
"A fertilizer, Just received and for sale by
Ale1andris, March 81, 1851 F0WLE co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-22

CPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.-We are
y now receiving large and desirable Stock ofGoods,
embracing the very best styles and patterns for the
season. to which we especially invite friends and
the public generally being satisfied prices will
compare vorably with any stock in town or country
j. BRANDEBURG co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-22

CO.PARTNERSHIP. WILSON 4
" HAMILTON having associated themselves in the
Practice MEDICINE offer their professional services
to the citizens of CHURcHvILLE and vicinity.
w" Those desiring it, can have the attendance of
both without extra charge.
Churchville April 90 1s57.-6mo.
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CITY HOTEL.

DEEDE L MENDENRALL Ian D AGENTS,
ID will select and enter Government Land with cash
or warrants make investments, loan money lat west
ern rates pay taxes and transact general Real Is.
tate Business throughout the Northwest. Address
BEEDE MENDENHALL,
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota.
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rTORSE THIEF.-SSO REWARD.-Stolei

CPECIAL NOTICING are now prepared to
- exhibit the most attractive Stock OF SPAPliE
FANCY GOODS ever opened in Staunton, to which
we would invite the attention of the citizens OF Angus
ia and neighborng counties. All we ask is an early
call and careful examination.
KAYSER, STRIBLING co.
Ctaupto, ADril 1887
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waynesborough, August 8, lS56.-tf.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
The Wheat Prospect.

The gloomy prospect We gave last week has
been cOrrobOrated by the farmers on every
hand. Persons who recollect, say that there
has not been such Il destruction of wheat by the
fly, IN this section of country, since 1871
Many fields have been PlOwed up and put in
potatoes, corn, &c., and many others will not
be worth cradling. The best fields remaining,
we understand, are those OF low, stiff land
We have made several Clippings from the Pen.
lnsular press for the information OF our readers
The Chestertown (Md.) 'Nelos says: "The
wheat in our county promised an abundant har-
vest until about two or three weeks agO, when
the Hessian fly made its appearance. The
wheat on many fields has almost entirely disap.
peared, and most farmers will not reap their
seed"
The Easton (Md.) Gd.eIe says: awe are
informed that the fly is playing havoc with the
wheat in different portions of the county.
thing to be regretted, because the prospect be-
fore was rather unfavorable."
The Centrevie (Md.) Times says: "The
prospect in regard to the wheat crop in our
county at present, is gloomy in the extreme
From every district the complaint is the same
the ravages made by the fly is almost unpre-
Ceuenteo. flelds that short time ago pre-
sented fair prospect, are vanishing away. We
hear of nunIbes Of farmers, whose lands are
good and last fall were we'll dressed with guano
and other fertilizers, having lost their whole
crop, and are turning their cattle in to Craze,
while others contemplate blowing the wheat up
and planting the land in potatoes Our ex-
changes give accounts of devastatons of like
character"
The Delaware Reporter says the prospect
brightens "The cry of short crops which was
set up few weeks ago is becoming exceeding
faint as more favorable reports come crowding
in from the grain-growing regions in all dlrec-
tions."
Nevertheless, the farmers in the vicinity Of
Dover say, the crop is nearly destroyed. Which
party is right, we will not undertake to deter
mine.
We have not yet heard much complaint from
New Castle and Sussex counties.
or The annual meeting of the Medical So
ciety of the State of Delaware, will be held at
Dover, on Tuesday the 9th instant.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
The Seminary.

In our astissue, we announced that the stock
for the building of Seminary in this town had
been subscribed, and that meeting of the
stockholders had been appointed 10 take formal
action i'll regard to the completion Of the enter
prise. A committee consisting of Messrs VIM.
Temple, james X. Clements and ~ II. Jerman,
was appointed to select site for the Institu-
tion. The committee has not been able to
report; several lots in different parts of the
town have been offered to their consideration,
but which can be had on the most reasonable
terms has not yet been ascertained. The fol-
lows is a lit of the subscribers, with the num-
Der Of shares and amount of stock taken by
eaeh,-S50 constituting share:
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

EUROPEAN NEws.---Lord Palmerston begins
the Parliamentary campaign, with demonstra'
ton for " Religious Liberty" Or rather the lib
erty of Israel. On the evening of the 10Th
the Premier brought in bill for the admission
I OF Jews TO Parliament. lie seeks to substitute
one oaths for the oaths Of allegiance, suprema-
cy and abIuration, and in d,ing this, he proposes
TO sweep away what relates to the defunct Pre-
tender, and to leave out the words, son the true
faith OF Christian" By such a bill, there
fore, not only would Baron Rothschild be able
to take his seat by an oath which his conscience
accepts, but such men as Lord Shaftesbury
would be relieved from an oath which they can
not accept without hurting their conscience.-
Leave was given to introduce the Premier
bill. Sir F. Thesiger will take the lead in op.
posing it on its second reading
The speech of Lord Napier, at the ST. George :
Society, New York, is warmly commended in
English news.
The royal festi lities at Fontainebleau. and
the visit of the Emperor and Empress of Aus
trla to Hungary, constitute The staple of our
Continental news: the former tre marked by
all the lavishness Of Napoleonic hospitality,
and the latter would seem to prove tfc attach
meni of Ilungarans to monarchical principles.
Agricultural prospects in Ireland are gcner-
ally favorable. Recent heavy rains however,
had retarded tn. sowing of eats, and the get
ting in Of potatoes. OF this cscuent, there is
Just now scarcity. Spectators were busy
buying up ali they could get. la the districts
Of Ileadtort, Cong, and Balnrobe, potatoes had
risen in As hours l2d. per stone, and the rise
goes on IN proportion to the demand for cxpJr.
latIon.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

IIOAxEn The Milford papers were taken
in" as were also their exchanges which copied
the article in regard to the murder Of Mr.. C..
H. lcken, .c-h-ickem) by two colored women,
last week, in Sussex. Ssme of the people of
Milford we're so much excited as to seriously
entertain the idea of lynching the murderers.
Methodist minister, it seems, was the cause
OF the detapitation, 0propoS of that famous
Peninsular dish, " biscuit and fried chicken.''-
The NeWS, which hurriedly made the first an
nOuncement, in subsequently treating upon the
subject, says:
d" 1t is So id to be a fact, that when Meho-
dist preacher drives up to a house in Sussex.
the chicke IS, knowing the end of one or two Of
them is near at hand, all take to the woods as
last as their legs can carry them, where they
remain hlt until the preacher leaves"
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
ID. w. MAULL, Sec'y.

LIEUTENANr-C -COLoNELs.-A NeW Source 0t
Revenue.-I.ast week we saw the announce
ment that His ExceIency, Governor Causey,
had appointed a Mr.. Duncan, AM de- Cdmp,
and this week that Mr.. Eckel, of the Journal,
had also received one of these OnerOuS commits
sions. E ther of these gentlemen are doubt
less as deserving of a COlOnelcy as any of the
others bearing that title, but, in all conscience,
how many military dignitaries are we to have
More than two years ago, we saw a statement
that the Governor had then twenty-one Aids
and how any they number by this time we can
not con jeo ture In short time there will be
no privatas-we will all be officers, aud no
mistake! The Ledger thinks these appoint
ments might be turned to profitable source of
revenue. 1t says :-lndividual property has to
bear the whole burthen of taxation. We have
often thought that individual vanity might often
divide tins burden and be equally source of
revenue TO the State. The Governor, every
year, is beset with applications to appoint per-
sons as his Aids, with the title of Lieutenant
Colonel, though what military duties they are
dtquHcu 10 dlu nun Ills SluCe lHe dUOiIlIOu OI
the militia system, it would puzzle any one to
say. WHY should not the Legislature pass a
general law on this subject, allowing every man
who pays i've dollars into the State Treasury
10 receive Lieutenant-Colonel's commission!
We have Q doubt every hotel and tavern keeper
in the State, every keeper Of a lager-beer sa-
loon, every oflice-holder aud every otiice-seeker
with numbers Of others ambitious of military
distinction, would readily pay this small sum to
procure a military handle TO his name. The
GOverHor'a patronage is large enough in its
legitimate appointments; there is no reason why
he should have this perquisite for his own
friends only. We dare say there are Cgsars
aud AIexa lders and Napoleons in all political
parties ant spheres, and it is pity that so much
military genius should be stimulated only on
one side at time. Why should not every man
be colonel who will pay his five dollars
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
WOOL! WOOL! Wanted.

G1mS FARMERS & MERCHANTS, 65d;sss
ATTENIION! sI
TIE subscribers are still manufacture at UNlC UN
MILLS, tlreen Anne scounly. Md one mile south
OF AlIliinginn, FWEEDS. Cassimcres Cotton
hersrys, Blankets, Servants Blankets,
flann.'S S'ockilg Yarns etc elc OF
=, all thclr different varieties
Particular attention paid to Roll. (arding.
WOOL taken in exchange for Kcrseys, and the high
esi prices allowed.
neir machinery, 10 which lhey have recently made
addtnhs, Is III perfect order and they fatIer theta
selves from their long experience the business
give entire Satisfaction TO all They lake tins occasion
|" return thanks 10 lhclr Old for The liberal
patronage received. and hope by strict atIenuon o
busiIess 10 merit and receive cnnnuau, cO the same
MALLAIIEU T. BRO.
n. i B-Reurns made IN week tea days, t1!
Wool left al any of The Stores in Smyrna ellhor for
Exchanging or Cardiug lHIo Rolls.
June ). 54-Gn
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

THE " TINES" is published EUery Wednesday. ty
Rosr. D. HogFEckER, Editor and Proprietor, al Ike
Tsmoera ace Hall, Smyrna, Del.
TE ANS SUBsCRPTIeN,-O"c ye@r,Si 80 tT' ddrdhce'
or $500 # mol pad till end Of the year. No paper
disconfin tef until all arrears are Patd-oaly at The
OPTION Of the Publisher.
erery square Of ls lines or less first
insertion, 80 cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arrangements made Wh yearly and haif-
yearly a, rertiSerS.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
III A R RE D,

On the 18th of April. by the Rev. Thomas c.
Murphy, Elias Y. Short to Emily s. Jones, both
Of Dagsboro, Sussex county, Del.
Near Frederick, Del, on the 18Th inst, by
Rev. VIM. McCombs, Rev. William T.. Eng.
land, of Ph ladelphia Conference, and Rachel
d. Roe, Of Kent CO., Del.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Geo. Heacock
John a. Argoe, to Hester A. Douavan, both o
SusseX caunti, Del,
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

ORNArs.-t;oL Daniel Cummins has enclosed
the yard in front of his dwelling with an iron
fence, new and very novel in its design-being
in imitation of oak branches carelessIy trimmed,
but placed at Irregular distances from each other.
A beautiful wreath of oak branches surmount,
and form an archway over the gate. This de-
sign was first introduced to the public last fall
at the U. s. Fair, Philadelphia. II is elaborate
aud romantic in construction, and presents fine
nppearanee.
a neat iron fence has also, during the past
week, been erected in front of the Bank.
06r A terrible election riot occurred in
Washington on Monday, during which per.
sons wer, killed and nearly 30 wounded.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

ELEcrIONs.-At the late election in Virginia
the Democrats carried everything before them
In Washington, on Monday, the Democrats
elected a majority OF their ticket. In New
Haven, same day, the same party elected their
ticket by 500 majority. In New Orleans, the
American ticket was elected without opposition.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
ATrESTATION: \

We having used Williams Anti yspcItIc EljvIr
With the most perfect satisfaction ami succc-, take
great pleasure oinmrring il uuIl prrs,s ser.
u5 With Dyspepsia, We fully cnlV lIcrd q: Us
MOST eStIma!dc qu'ltcS IN rC.iurHt the digestive
powers. removing all pain and unr.lsiness, and :rl
parung healthy Ione 10 The stomach:
john Il rcnrnsc, a South Wharvt.s, ('asper Morris
I4roHy; Thomds Al.ihome, PIcslIcnt Bank Of iruu-
SyivHmI; Abmer t.lmes, Matkct street, hcI. SiXl: T.
II RnWIPv, IT North WharvcS; MIrlrarl Durn. $ur'f
OF Merchants Exchange; Hannah Sales, trauki1rd
road Hannah Webb, Is Fl bert slrccl, If A Sperr,
II edward ~ VIM Yard. City Row; Lawrence t
NeAhoId a?6 Chcsaur: Rudolph DArni, GG1 Rroa,!
way, New YORK; Joi.n Wuals II Water Il, y York
Thc list OF names could he exltmacd 10 almost any
length but the foregoing deemed suilcl,.nl
OlI.e and Agency, ! South Si.NEATlI Street 3
doors below Market, PAIlrIc,phil. ij"3-,im
For sale By Janscs p. HcBccher, Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

NOTICE.-A stated Meeting of the Della
ware State Temperance Convention will be
held at DOVER, on TUESDAY, THE 10Th OF
JUNE, at - o'clock, NJ.
o. The friends of the cause are earnestly
invited to be present on that occasion.
DANIEL CORBIT, Pres't.
ID. w. MAULL, Secy.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

NEw CaURcHEs.-The membership at Friend
ship, ThOIoughfare Neck, Smyrna Circuit, con-
template building new church the present
season. The house now worshipped in is one
of the oldest on the Peninsula, and consequent
ly rather antique in appearance. At Kenton,
on the same circuit, it is pretty certain that a
brick-kiln will be burned, and other arrange
ments made, preparatory TO building the coming
year. Tie failure of the wheat crop in the
neighborhOod of the latter church has seriously
interfered with the original design of the men,
bers in this relation. Rev. s. w. Thomas is
iaboring earnestly for the prosperity of the cir.
cult.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

0[Among the new inventions to counIeract
the oppressive heat OF the summer, scarcely
any can, or have afforded more satisfaction than
'water-coolers," by means of which, with
eight or ten pounds of ice per day, ice-water
can be kept in the house continually. Our
readers wishing such a great luxury, can be
accommodated by calling on Miss Ann Farson,
who has them for sale.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
$4,000

1t has been proposed to increase the amount
of stock to $4,000 or $1,000, 50 that suitable
and commodious apartments may be erected in
connection with the main building, and at the
same time, for the accommodation of boarders
Should the proposition be carried mo effect,
the Institution will at once be placed upon
firm and respectable basis, and will, from its
very prominence, attract students that would
otherwise pass it by. Mcssrs Leonard and
Russell, the largest stockholders in the enter.
prise, are at this time teachers in Pennington
Seminary, New Jersey, and have obtained high
characters as instructors. Mr.. Leonard, who
according TO present arrangement, will be the
Principal, is graduate of Dickinson College,
finished scholar, and has had several wears
experience teacher in our first seninarics.
There Is no need for US here t6dwel on thr
Importance of such place of learning in our
mIdst,-its very absence is the strongest argu-
ment IN It's favor. Instead of large sums Of
money being sent to other places for education,
1t VIII be the means of retaining such money
and bringing corresponding sums to be laid oui
among us. Many children will have the means
of acquiring good educations, who, otherwise,
could never have had them. The benefit de-.
rived from the knowledge which will be dis
seminated, is not 10 be calculated by dollars and
cents.
Rev. NJ. Jerman has taken hold and pushed
the enterprise forward with commendrble Zetl
and to him, more than TO any other person, must
its success be attributed.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
EE ME zA EaW%

sovereign remedy tnr every III arising from Dys-
pepSla such Nausea, Headache Vertigo, Dlnllcas
of Sight, Debility Of the Nervous System, IypocLori-
dra. Jauhdicc, Loss of Appetite, Wasting of The
Strength, tlaiulence- WIN frequent btlcing wind.
Iimied IasIe, Constipation and nnrasuc>s of Eowc'.
Bilious Vomiting, Bu'nHg Sensation at The Pa o Il,.
Stomach Liver Complaint, Oppression after Eating
Palpllation ot the Heart, Pam in the pl of HE >nrl-
ach 0r towards The right side SaluNntsS OF Com lex
ION, Depression ol >nrIIs AID lruia1lltiy ol Tempe.
4
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

GREAT YIELD OF DoGs-Look ont for dog
days! Who ever heard such bowling, yclpin.
barking, &c, as have been going on within our
town walls the last several weeks! 1t reall,
seems that the dogs are multiplying as fast as
the "frogs Of Egypt" One might Judge by a
walk through the streets, that they will com.
pute in number with the children Scarcely
day passes but what there are dozen fights
in the public thoroughfares-to the great annoy
ance of pedestrians, particularly ladies' A
few years since, they got too thick to thrive y
well, when process OF " thinning out " was
commenced by murderously administering
strychuine. If full and correct census or
enumeration of these animals were now taken
and tax of $l.00 on each he, and So 90 on
each she-dog. be levied, it would bring into the
Town Treasury quite a little sum towards
building-wcll, that new brick clock up"
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

MAY PARTIEs."-On Saturday last, the
Select School of Mr.. and Mrs. Bass, of this
town, took trip to the woods on Maying ex-
cursion. The students returned in the twilight
of the evening, overhOwing with the happiness
aud amust ments of the day. The preceptors
are highly spoken of, for their ability and tact
in imparti1g instruction.
Miss S. E. Bell and select schsol of smaller
scholars, also, went on a wildfower expedition
TO the woods on Monday. OF course, theirs
was happy time-their light hearts and i'm
pulsive natures could not have it otherwise
Miss B. enjoys the reputation of rapidly ad-
vancing hsr pupils in their studies.
The District Schools have also, we believe
each taken q day of recreation in the woods
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
HENRY BEARNE.
BREAD & CAKE BAKER.
COna'c CtiOmcr. &C.

MARKET STREET, SMYRNA, DEL,
Begs to inform the public that he has sue
ceeded Capt. p. Carr, in the above business !;
and, having engaged frst-cass Baker from
Philadelphia, he Is prepared 10 supply the citi-
zcns with Large Bread, Rusks, TWIST Bread,
Cakes, &c.
n. B.-The Bread-cart will 90 through the
Town every afternoon between 3and O'Clock
OK The Trade supplied ON liberal terms
Smyrna, April -, ISJ7.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

o. gentleman who has travelled quite
extensively over the Western States, writes to
the Cincinnati Gazette, that in his judgment,
IN Ohio, Indiana, Illinois aud Kentucky, there
Will be larger crop of wheat harvested Tic
coming season than ever before.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

MAREETs.-Wheat is selling at l,7O for
red, and $3.50 for white. Mr.. Evans, the
miller, is, however, paying $l,S0 for red, and
$l,00 for white. Corn 90 cents; Oats 55
Potatoes $I,25 per bushel; Butter has had 0
considerable fall, and is now selling at 20 cents
per lb.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

6rA man named Aaron Murray was brought
before Esquire FAIRIES, on Monday, for disorder
ly conduct at Wilkinsen's Wine and Liquor
store. On Sunday week, negro woman was
arrested and fined for the same offence at ano-
ther establishment Of the kind. So it goes!
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03

STRAwnERRIEs-the first Of the season.
exceedingly fine and delicious, came TO town
yesterday. The spring has been very favora-
bic to their growth, and the yield will be quite
large. They are selling at Is cts per quart.
Philadelphia Narhets.-Tucsday, June 9,
p. M.-Bark has odyanced-sales Of No. !
Quercitron at SIS per ton.
Breadstuils are exceedingly quiet to-day
Gran-There is very little good Wheat Off
erlng, aud it is wanted. Small sales OF red at
Sl,o0, and white at $l,55 al,92 per bushel -
Rye is scarce and commands SI,lO, at which
figure it ls taken on arrival-ljDO bushels SOLD
at this rate. Corn continues to meet a good
demand, but there is less coming forward
sales OF 5000 bushels Southern and Pennsvl.
vania yellow at 80 cents, atloat, Oats are dull
--sales 1900 bushels Pennsy ylyania at 90 cents
per bushel.
The upward tendency in Provisions quoted
last week still continues.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
q; EclAlN gfeMaril.

RANAWAY from the subscriber ON Friday. the
29il nii mo, an ndenlurGd White boy named JAMES
GOhMAN, aged ID years. Any one returning >aId
boy Will be ulioWet the above reward All 20 r-2Is
forbid harborng or trusting sad hoy As wi! Lo
be respouhlb!e for any OF his IraIisecI I,s.
May ), 'j1--3i JAMES ROGGS
Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
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Smyrna times., 1857-06-03
DIED

On Thursday, the 25th inst, near Prices
Corner, Thomas bloomington, about 80 years OF
age.