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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
TSsOLUTTON AT TAFTON.

w TsSOIyfD this day bv mutual consent, the firm
1 J known as BENHAF & OSBORN; the books
aud accounts will be settled by H. s. Osborn OF the above
named rm-and those indebted will confer favor by
calling on Osborn and paying their accounts, as they
mast be settled. j. bENliAM,
Tnfton Wis. July, 1857. Il. s. OSBokNE.
p s. The business will be carried on By H. s Osborne
where Goods he had at reasonable prices and very
low for the ready cash. loft l.. 5. OSBORNE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

EB- JUSTICES DOCKET RECORDS and
Towx RECORD Books, for sale at the HERALD OFFICE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

&c MERCHANTS and MECHANICS LED
GERS and Day Books-also, Pocket and Memorandum
Books for sale at the Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS, IowA.-The
Republicans Of Iowa held their State Con
vention on the 10Th, to nominate candi-
dates for State officers. Gen R. LOWE,
Of Lee county, was nominated for Cover
nor. Gen. Lowe resides at Keokuk, and
has been Judge Of the lst DistrictConrs Of
the State fer I'VE Years
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

GBA good secondhand Two Horse
WAGON. for sale. Enquire of Budd & Danforth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
later from Europe.

Valencia Bay on the 7th. and in three
DAYS had laid 800 miles of the cable car
irving it into water tUo miles deep. Inc
communication with he shore was perfect,
and the Niagara was paying out wire at
the rate of five miles an hoar. emay lear
Of the arrival of the fleet on this side in q
day or two.
The Vanderbilt made her trip across
to Liverpool in days and l3 hours,
which is, we beleye,tle shortest trip yet
made eastward.
P. S.-We learn dispatch was receiv-
ed at Galena on Thursday last that the
Atlantic Gable, containing the wire de-
signed for connecting the American and
European shores by Telegraph broke
probably in several places, and at depth
of probably 400 fathons under water.
Horse THIEVES ABoUr-Three men
went by stage on Monday last from Prairie
du Chen TO Wingville, put up Stephens
Tavern and stayed over night; had plenty
of money and reviewers. One took sick
and is yet at Wingville; the other two left
next morning,went toJno. Watsons il Clifton
six miles south, and took dinner; stayed a
round instead of going on to Platteville
whittier they said they were going. That
night, they stole Rail- ,hWoodward's horses
Woodward is near neighbor Of Watson.
Next day the stage driver, with whom
they came from Prairie du CHEN, saw
them beside the road, near Sam. Berah' q
in Fennimore, shooting at mark with re-
volvers. They told driver they had chan
ged their mind and were returning to Nc
Gregor. They evidently had Woodward's
horses concealed near by at the time
They were seen next morning in Patch
Grove. The horses were discovered tied
or running out, by Frank Rogers in Fenni-
more, near the place the driver saw the
men shooting at mark, and taken BY Rog-
ers-who soon learned by Mr. Glide and
Sigmund Stewart that bills were posted at
Fennimore describing the horses. Mr.
Woodward has got his horses by this time.
The men are described as follows: the
one sick at Wingville is short, heavy set,
sandy complicated man, with square chin
in the center, and about 20
years of age; one Of the two that left to
steal the horses is small, slim, light com
plected, dark haired man, about 20 years
Of age, with red plush vest and well dress
ed; the other is loose built, raw-boned,
loafer like man, "a or IS years Of age,
dark hair, larger than the Others, and no
doubt the bell weather of the lot They
are doubtless from Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
Nem ouertiselltellts.
BALL At BULLS,

80 Arrangements are male for Cotl'
II u : lion Party at my adj o ON y
,Ss5 if@y Lima on Friday evening, the lib
ia tssS5sSssss ~. Il of September. WA. BULL.
i iE# III @ssii JESSE JOKES, Floor Manager.
Z Eg i t u Music by WILSON s IIEALy
=. .ASs.<--f: ~ August 9th, 1887. le2t
=s--.~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
Administrators Notice-Combe

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted to ths
\ estate OF Edward Combe deceased, to como forward
and pay give ample security for tho payment OF he
before the The fifteenth day ofOctober next;
or they will be sued on the sixteenth da Of said month
JOHN Il. CLARK,
a. II. WAITER,
lott ELIZABETH C0MBE,
August 9Th, 1851. administrators
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
lE Mr.. HI. M. G1LLETr has our sub

scrption accounts, and will receive money due he
HERALD, and will also receive the of subscri-
passing around other bushes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
DUNLEITH MARKET

FLOUR-Superfine $3.50; Extra $500,
WHEAT-Spring S0a90c- bu.
CORN-a65a70e y bu.
OArS--70a75c p bu.
POTATO ES--6oa65c " BID.
PORK-Mess $24a25 p Dbl.
BAC0N-IIams 14a15c p ID.
BUTTER-Firkin 20a22s.; roll 25c. y ID.
EGGS-25c. ~ dozen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
Wisconsin Form Books-latest edi

lion, for sale at the Herald Hlfce.
ALSO, State Maps of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

"a The Painters Guide, for House a.
Slgn Paiatng, Ornamental Painting and Finishing; Mar
ping, snalting, Giairing OF Wood and She-work:
Staining, Vanishing, Gliding, Bronzing &c. &C., For
sale at the Herald 0flioe--Priee so cts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

re- Wilson's new Map Of Grant Co.,
for 1857, for sale at he Herald Office. Price s1oo; on
canvass with rollers, $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

HoRsEs STOLEN. horses were sto-
len from the farm Of Mr.. Ralph Wood
ward, residing in the town of Clifton, on
the night of 25th inst. Areward of $780,
90 is offered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

THE RAILROAD CONSULTATIONS Tho
N. Y. Tribune Of Friday. has tie follow
ing in relation to the Lake Shore Rail
road:
The consolidation of the two roads be
tween Chicago and Milwaukee is new
complete; The stockholders of both Com
Panies have veted accept the award Of the
arbitrators. This award gives the lower
Company, between Chicago and the State
line Of Wisconsin, 100000 of the stock
Of the Consolidated Company, in addition
to the amount Of their own stock. The
road now stands, stock and bonds, about
100000 for IS miles of the road.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
s-------- --7------
Minnesota Affairs.

ST.. PAUL, Aug. Fl.
The Constitutional Conventions progress
slowly. Some points of difference have
been harmonized; others more prominent,
such as apportionment, and universal suf-
frage, upon which it is thought the con
yentions will fail to agree; the Republi-
cans favor bat ore constitution; the Dem
ocrats are bent on the submission of both
rs best serving the interests Of the people.
The Conventions will probably agree upon
a day for the Submission of both to the
people. Three half breeds who killed a
German near Gull Lake last week, were
forcibly taken from the Sheriff near Little
Falls and hanged to a tree. The crops in
Minnesota, Notwithstanding the grass hop
pers, were never better than the present
year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

Montfort, August 2lst., 1867.
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S. E. LEWIS, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-19
WHICH Is THE LADYi

"Who lives there, Ilettie :" And Cousin
Henry pointed 10 the pretty pink cottage,
hiding its dark ceiars and dropping larches.
which we could see very plainly from The
front chamber window where we sat together.
"Oh! Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett live there.
They are young people. and wish yoa could
see the lady. Cousin Henry"
Why. Hc.tie:"
"Becausc she is so perfectly iady-hke. II
is really luxury to ones aesthetic faculties
to watch her. cannot keep ny eyes nf her
when she comes in here; every movement !.
- fnll Of grace. She walks across The room,
or takes a seat, in way that is perfectly cap.
tiyating; 10 short. she realizes my ideal of a
lady, graceful, elegant, refined-wllat are you
laughing at, Cousin Henry I"
AT yourself Forgive me. dear. but see
you haven't lost your oil intensity Of Ian.
guagc since We parted. believe. however.
extrayagant adiccti,es are one of The iailings
of your ser. should like 10 see this paragon
Ui yours, anyhow"
j" "Well, you shall, IL mnrrow afternoon.
How fortunate that mamma invited her and
Mrs. Pease to tea
"And who is Mrs. Peasc T.
Another Of our recent neighbors. She
lives in that neat, slraw.c0lnred brick house
Just down the road. But, dear mr she isn't
st all like Mrs. Garrett, though they are old
/ fficndsan schnnlmates. Sizes TAT and dun.
py. and 50 clumsy and gGueLe. They 4,
say. though, she i very kind. hearted. Hsrk
doesn't that robin sing swcetly IN The old
elm !" Aud listening 10 The notes as the.
pulsed up and down through The green leaves,
| forgot al about the gossip with which
! had been entertaining my companion during
L Tie morning.
hal not seen Cousin Henry Ward fol
lour wears. He had been in California dur.
ing this time, and his return was an occasion
u great rejoicing to me. There were no tic,
beside those Of Kindred between Us, fOr Hen.
rvs bue.cycd wife, Clara Hunter, had beer
tie tenderly. beloved companion Of my girl
liOod. She was now visiting her parents u
the West, and, as business had brought him
to New York alter his return. he managed Il
run Up to Woodlern for couple Of days.
Cousin Henry was little eccentric IN hi
views and opinions. | AN certain ! nrvei
quarreled with any other man half 50 much .,
fhaye with him. am certain never love-
two uthers rs well. His heart was warm
generous, true one and his perceptions D
character were remarkably acute. SO, lrom
childhood We had guarreled.
The next afternoon our neighbors made
their advent. Mrs. Garrett was elegant
fascinating IS ever; and saw Couin Henry
who. like most men Uf his temperament. high.
! ~ appreciated grace and beauty. was mucl
mira rfad he fha LADIES' manner.
Perhaps her face vas not regularly beauti
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-19
Buffalo. \. \.
From The Raleigh Register.
Scotland Neck. II. e., a

scotland Neck. N. G., Aug. |, 1857
]. W. syaF, Esq.-I hasten TO communi.
cate for publication in the Register, The re-
sult Of 40 experiment just made with the
juice of the " "sorgho," Or Chinese Sugar
Cane.
From three unripc joints of the cane, about
ono gill of juice was imperfectly extracted,
and after having been boiled for half an hour,
table spoonful Of very good molasses was
obtaincd-supcrior to the common grades Of
molasses.
Iwritc this 70 encourage those persons who
have planted the cane, 70 60 to work and
make their mills, and give il fair trial.
II they have not enough 10 justify the ex.
pense OF mill with wooden rollers, let them
extract the juice, as have done in this in
stance, BY using the edge Of thick plank
or scantling as a lever power. Make The
experiment, if with pint Of juice only.
From the great yield Of juice and the sim
pie process required in making the molasses.
/ have no doubt Of its complete success, and
that the day is not distant when the sugar
mill will be as common with our people, as
the cider.mill was years ago-when every
family will make their own molasses--and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-19
SONG FOR THINKERS.
BY CHARLES SWAIN

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Take The Spade Of Perseverance,,
Dig the field Of Progress wide;
Every rotten root Of Faction
Hurry out and cast aside;
Every stubborn weed Of Error,
Every seed that hurts the soil,
Tares, whose very growth Is terror
Dig them out, whate'er the toll.
Give the stream Of Education
Broader channel, bolder force;
Hurl the stones Of Persecution
Out where'cr they block It's course.
Seek for strength in selfescftion;
Work and still have faith 10 wait;
Close the crooked gate to fortune;
Make the road 10 honor straight.
Men are agents for the future;
As they work 50 agcs win
Either harvest Of advancement,
Or the products Of their sin.
Follow out true cultivation;
Widen Elucation's plan;
From the Majesty Of Nature
Teach the Majesty Of Man.
Take the Spade Of Perseverance.
Dig The field Of Progress wide;
Every bar to true instruction
Garry out and cast aside:
Feed the Plant whose fruit is Wisdom;
Cleanse from Crime the common Sod;
s. thai from the Throne Of Heaven
II may bear the glance Of God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-19

the children, white and black, will eat bread
and molasses and drink "switchell" to their
hearts content.
May You not chronicle this. if not as the
first experiment in the State in making mo-
lasses, at least as the first Of the season.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
RICH'D Ii. SMITH.
The Standard says: Eve planted some
Of the Chinese Sugar Cane. but we have not
tried it for molasses. We believe we will,
as Mr.. Smith has done SO, and pronounces
the molasses superior to the common grades.
"Cows and horses eat the cane with great
ayidity, evidently preferring it to any thing
else; and we noticed, in cutting it up, that
the cane thus prepared was literally wet
with the juice. We cut ours down. with
the exception Of few stalks for seed j; and
we notice fresh and vigorous shoots coming
up from the old stalks. 1t will no doubt
thus make two crops
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
Sheriff''s Sale.

BY virtue OF writ of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Ver.
DUE on THURSDAY, the 24th day of Decem.
Der, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Hotel
OF IIIghman FoxweiI, IN Smyrna, Duck Creek
hundred the following Real Eslate, to wit:
All That FARM or Tract of Land situote in
Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and State of
Delaware, adjoining lands of William Dick.
JOS. Williams, james w. Spruance and others.
ana SAID to contain one hundred and eghty-two
acres more or less; the improvements are a
one-story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn. Sta.
bleS and other Buildings thereon erected
Se!zed aud taken IN execution as the prorer-
ty OF JAMES +. BOYER, and will be sold bv
CO. JOHN GREEN, Sheriff:
Sheritf's office, Dec s, 1857.
" Ten per cent. of the purchase money
must be paid on the day Of sale. dl7.2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
ShCriH'S Sale

BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas.
to me directed, will be exposed TO public sale.
at the Hotel OF TIlghman Foxwell, in Dnck
Creek Hundred, on THURSDAY, the 24th dav
OF December, at o'clock in the afternoon. ali
that certain lot of Ground situated on the north
side OF Methodist street, between Main and
East streets, in the town of SMYRNA, Dnck
Creek hundred, Kent county, and State of Della
ware, bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake corner for lot belonging to the heirs of
Robert Patterson, deceased running thence
south torty-seven degrees and half west one
hundred and twenty-one feet to stake corner
for lot of the heirs of Robert Patterson. dece,e.
ed ana running then north forty-one degrees
and half, west sixty feet to a stake; thence
north SIX degrees and half west seventy feet
ten inches and half TO a stake thence north
iol y-seven degrees and halt, east eighty feet
hVe inches to stake thence south foriy-one
degrees and half, cast one hundred and TWEEN.
" feet to the place Of beginning, be the con.
tents more or less; whereon are erected a
threc-story brick dwelling house, stables and
other out-budings.
0elzed and taken in execution as the Droper-
y OF THOMAS J. DOPSON, and will be sold
~ JOHN GREEN, Sheriff:
December 9th, 1857.
" Ten per cent of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale. decl7.2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
Sheriif's Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ of Venditioni Exponas.
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Ven
due, on THURSDAY, the 24th day of Dacem.
her, 1897, at l o'clock in the afternoon, at the
Hotel of Tlighman FOxwel, in Smyrna, Duck
Creek hundred, the following Real Estate, to
wit:
All the right, title, estate and interest of
Tue SAID Jacob p. McBoyer of, in, and to house
anu iot OF "round, containing about One Six.
teenth of an Acre. more or less. situated on the
northwest side of Commerce street. in the town
OF Smyrna, Kent county and State of Delaware.
adjoining lands OF Elizabeth Hauohey and viii.
liam w. Msnlove and wife.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty OF JACOB p. McBOYER, and will be sold
Oy JOHN GREEN, Sheriff:
Sherlll's office, Dec. :, 1857.
" Ten per cent. of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of SALE dI7-2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
Sherif''S Sale.

~ virtue of writ of Vendition Exponas.
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public Ven.
due on THURSDAY, the 21th day of Decem-
Der, at O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Hotel
OF TIIghman Foxwell, in Smyrna, Duck Creek
hundred the following Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of ground
situated on Methodist street, in the town of
Smyrna, Kent county and State of Delaware.
adjoining lands of Mary Patterson, Ann Pat
terson and others, and said to contain one.
fourth of an Acre, more or less; the improve.
nents are two-story frame Dwelling House
and other buildings, thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper.
~ OF CHARLES L. STEVENSON, and will
be sold by JOHN GREEN, Sheriff:
SheriG's Office, Dec. 3, 1857.
02- Ten per cent. of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale dI7.2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17

SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. Enoch Spruance has
laid off lot of ground containing a half ,cre.
Immediately IN front of his dwelling on Main
street, INTO beautiful walks, squares, semi-cir-
cleS circles &c, after the style of Parkinson's
uarden IN Philadelphia, aud to be used for y
similar purpose the coming summcr Nume-
rouS evergreen and other shade.trees have re-
Gently been set out, which, when in foliope
Will add much to the beauty and comfort of the
garden" An ice-house is now being erected
IN The rear OF it, with a capacity of holdine
'ooO or 5000 bushels OF ice. MIR. s. intends
leasing the place 10 some experienced caterer
OF Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
Miscellaneous Advertisements
H-Insurance Notice. The Annual

Mf$- Insurance Notice. The Annual
Meeting Of the Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company, will be held at the Office
oi NE me President, Dr. FIsLER, in Smyrna, on
MoNDAf, the 4lh day OF January next, that
Oelng the first Monday OF said mouth, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, Tor the election of Nine Dircc-
tors Secretary a"d Treasurer, to serve for one
year.
List of interest due will be left with Jas. r.
elements, Smy VIM. C. Robertson, Delc-
ware City; James Cowgirl, Dover; Jacob Y.
fonik' Milford; Geo. NJ. Davis, BridgevilIe.
lie interest is due Oh the Ist day of january
next; and all policies on which interest i, not
paId by II o'clock that day, expire, and are at
Tue risk OF the owners until interest is paid.
IL Is therefore, desirable that persons who
leSlre to continue their Insurance, will be
prompt IN payment of their interest TO the re. |
'PectIve agents. when due. By order,
GEO b. DICKSON, Scc'y.
decl7 3w
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
FIFTY YEARS HENCE.

iHE' generation IN which we live may truly be
% u 10 ne ias' one Nlen eat fast, sleep FAST live
IiSt ana dle last and when come to look at the
Magnetic Telegraph, the Ocean Steamers the swift
ness o tbs Railroad Cars al d the power obIoined IN,
MarlIheTy, we must come TO the conclusion that t.
- a iaSl age Only look al It and mague the alklnp
"y HSHthS ana travelling 20 miles in a single hour
ana small lump of machinery giving ms lIIr
vi Thousand horses Who would have lInagiuct
this fifty years ago!
Fifty years hence, iIls cad OF these il.lookIr t.Is
graph po.cs, the telegraph viii be i,rmpJ Ikc NOT
"oik under ground and will lay an the deem bosom
ol the ocean buried, there TO strike oil thoughts lto
words o ~
Fifty years hence, travelling Will have its chance,
lnsiead Of the dirty cars and dIry roads onr ra,Irs.
VIII De grdNcied over and decked with shade trees
Inc night lines will have their sleeping cnrs ith
befls ior sleeping; and the hotel ears i'll be renu.
'dr ia attendance, where meals will be served uu
oqnal IN style and dispatch TO our irs-class hoIels-
men al The approach of the cars, the wild screams
oil The steam Will be changed to heradlne forth sweet
music, ana IIe cars laDelied "thrOugl from New Yurk
to wilmington IN hour aud 20 minutes with large
i'elght OF Boots and Shoes for FLANIGEN the che9D
Shoe Dealer" -
flity years hence, the electric batteries will light all
our Street Lamps at UucewIIl enable all the cIncks
10 Keep exact time, and Will cause all The rc.ularm
DeIs u strike at once, and will light beacuns on orlr
most distant and dangerous rocks, Mhere storms cause
men to hazard their lv and spend their lonely DAYS
Flly years hence, the writer will not write by our
SLOW process, at Times losing his ChOIcest IDEAS buI
VIII SET down 20 the newest invented ChrOurophIcoI
INSTRUMENT anu PulllHG his fingers on the KEYS, will
"re as last as he eau think and then will write mIh
rroprIcIy and say. All, that FLANlGEN is Ihe man
Tor Boots and Shoes" ~
Flty years hence, steam will he in general use for
warming houses III winters, and the steam engine and
r Will traN ersc our streets IN performing the duties
d OhISses IN carrying passengers IhrOmg our cllv
10 tLANlGEN 5 heap Shoe Store and bearing luz. |
s"Se from street. To street, IN hOrSecarIs and draws
rHy years hence apparatIses will be in use for |
making gas which can be carried under a Iuan 5 arm
heh gas VIII furnish heat for cooking and VIII |
1" away WIN the old-iashUncd mode OF cooking by |
" Od coal y
fiy years hence, couple will get married in the |
h'rhg Then step INTO store Or the sale OF houses
O"h over book OF patterns, pick out one that SUITS
htr Iueas aud meaIIs. and order home II Will he
ent home IN the morng-wIll he put up before nipbt
nu occupied The same evening For further parlIcu-
ars enquire al
FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe STORE,
No. 10 West Second street
, 49,. (sIgn Oi the black bUut)
''iOi" % Wilmington, De
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17

oALES OF PRoPERrY.-Rev. Nj. Jerman has
S"'u MS 'arm IN Little Creek hundred, to Mr..
James Livingston, OF New Castle county, for
5000
Oo' DANIEL CummIns has sold the late Ray
moid mlnsIon' III this town, to Robt. Hill, Esq
tor $4,000.
Inc interest Of JAS. Taylor in the firm of ].
lay or y Son, was sold at public sale on Satur.
aay' Tor 500 Messrs. John NJ. Denuing and
Isaac Shorts. purchasers.
Dr. John Hnry has sold his farm of 9G acres
!n APpoqulnlmInk hundred, to DR.. George c.
Williams OF Philadelphia. for $500.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
Christmas HEOIidaySI

IiiE attention of the public is respectfully
called to the fine stock of Christmas Goods ofthe
Undersigned, at his store opposite Foxwcl's
motel, Nam ST., Smyrna, Del, such as CON
+ FECflONAItlES of all kinds and Qualities
large lot Of GERMAN TOYS, Candy TOYS
Nuts, RaISins, Figs, Knives, Card-Cases. Hair.
brushes and Pertumcry ; also, Tobacco, Segars,
lie has also for sale Fresh MEAL, WHEAT
FLOUR, and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. of
superior quality, which he is daily receiving
from lluhecker's mill.
dl|-u DAN'L d. FAIRIES.