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Stoves NY ~ Mo,c>alc.

- NNtt ~ loo TIA receiving in store q
) = large assortment OF ~gafe-, OF ucR and
stptnsrt patterns. comprising cooking, fSf-
iuf Church, uliI,o sud ~chooihousc stove,
some ct the patterns ara beautiful aud eutlfci 3
new 80 ibl~. market Also irw ot the cc.e-
DRAFTED stuart Cooking stoves ihcse ~tpVe-
me suh and vlhopt water back. 80 that d
house can b. ,uppued wi, hoi water tbesr
stowe dc not consume more than half TIE
iue, OF an ordinary stove TO do the cooking
Tor family.
AIsp "a store topper Boiler BOTTOMS
sheet Iron for to,c l'pes ing ,h, American
nni Russian ~ut,, Iron.
Jan. ~, b. u1.2i I
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STEAM SAW MILLS.
ENELl.'s STEAM SAW WILL.

1--WE subscriber having substituted steam
l for horse power heretofore used to his
mills. situated three mica south of Marshall,
ON tee Carthage road, takes pleasure IN nn-
nouncng to the public thai he - prepared 10
hH all order. entru siod to han With accuracy
aud dispatch
The folio ny prices viii be charged for um-
Der : paid immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, (board measure
per thousand, $40 90
Rough edge lumber, board measure, 90
lAihing and Palsng, IS 10
If not paid upon delivery, the following
prices viii be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, (boafd measure
per thou-and, sl9 30
Rough edge lumber, board mcasurc) : %
lathna aud lthng, ~ 90
GRINDING regularly every Saturday, at the
eighth, Tor the accommodation OF the public
\ d One II tieo Pages horse powers for
sale loss by ,hc subserber
GEO. ". EWELL.
Nav l7ih, 1885 ~ Il
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As~A 'icboupitYulaS It, corner Naicbr7 street
MI, M, WILSON informs her friends
MI atd the public, that she has opened this
extensive boarding upu>e, and j., now prepared
Gao receive families single gcuilemen, and tran.
,;rut visitors Her terms wJli be found mode.
rate, aud her table abuudaHll, supplied. The
rooms are ample and well ventilated, and the
furniture has been recently purchased.
Persons visiting the city, she feels assured
viii bee pleased With tine arrangement OF her
rooms. aud the accommodations OF her house.
Neither pains nor expense Will be spared TO
ensure tue comfort Of her guests aplH-y
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CLoTH1No sToRD,


No. 81 G I UP : 7 z z T. T.
'l'lIr. undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends And the public, that they keep
constantly on hand q large lot of Clothing,
embracing every variety and style to be ionnd
in the most complete ard fashionable esiab,
li>hmeuls in the city, Their goods are well
selected, and timely finished. Persons Isl ing
the city are invited to call Oh them, and Judge
for them selves.
BE- particular to look for the sign of
Arr. -, So r. PlIkiN Il co.
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IbD~NsbU.l E1tDN.

'lNlE firm Of RAwttSs, DuScAs 4 Go u
this day dissolved hy mutual consent and
vii be continued for purposes Of l'qnldat'"a
only SAM W RANLl\S
July LIST, Sc, l. H. DUNCAN.
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HYDE n GOODRICH.
Cor Can ~ and RD itL Ntreo,

JehS h,Lf. Nobp, as " ftrss
ALL. ROOD, and PUTNAM. Cotton
l Factors and Genera COMMITS ooa Mr.
ctaNs, No $. Custom House street New o..
leans Give their .trcte-i individual attention
to the sai. of cotton, he purchase of plau,a.
ton supplies groceries, provisions, collections.
etc, etc ana feel conldenci from long eype
renee and thorough uovledge of their bu.i.
ness, IN their ability Ia serve lhe!y constituents
successfully
Refer To- Gen. T.. Greer. ". K. D Ward,
Mcssrs Nyiou and Saith Dr. b. +. Young.
Dec. 49, 1896 nl6- ".
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Selected poetrp.


~ MIS-. forfutr.
Trend .oflly--bow the head
II re,ei.n, silence i1w .--
NoJ,n,sing hell doth toll
Ns, an Immortal soul
l.rassing how.
Stranger however great
With loaly tcyeI,nee bow
There. one ~ that poor SIZED,
Orc in that pal,ry bad,
Crest theu lhou
rcr,alh tlal begg roof
10. Death doth keep hi- sla.e,
Eni.r-no cfoN Il. ati,ud
fuier--no guards d,'cnd
This palsc, gate.
That rsycm,a dpmr ard cold,
No .unus cvuui,f, tread
DSe silent 7s.man -'aBds
Lifting, with meapr' Hafd',
4 oyirg lead.
Ne uIrg'ug s9ces .epaJ.
An il hm sal alouc-
\ sob .uTr'.-,d-a.aie
1ha, short, deep gasp and ihen
The parting grosn.
o change - unknown ,nns.
Burst ca ,nc Prison bars
Tins moment there. So -leN,
80 aggni1ed, end noN
Byohd the STARS
q change --s'nprtdaus rhango,
Thcfe Ices Jhe -eui'es, riod
The san eternal breaks
The new immortal s.ke-
Wake, vilh his God
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" AIMING.

I HEREBY forewarn all persons from trad
| ing many manner with any of my negroes
OF ar, negroes under my control, unless auiho.
r1cd hy written order by me. Any person
interfering IN this manner viii Be prosecuted
60 the cNten, Of the law
4. D. BrRRESS.
january j lsGi .iu
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southern Furniture Warerooms.

The largest Establishment IN the South, at
Nos II aud III tana' street.
ALI NEW STOCK.
The upuer-igucd having opened
gN large and splendid assortment Of
W. new Southern Furniture, IS pre-.
pared to supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms. 1'h, being the only new
stock in the city, purchases will find il to their
advantage to cali and examine the goods and
learn toe prices before purchasing elsewhere.
VIII keep constantly on hand
Marble. Sot, and Genre Tables,
Extension Tables Of mahogany, walnut and
oak. and Of al sizes rosewood aud mahogany
Work and Gard Tables, Dressing Tables ,
walnut and cherry Dining Tables; OAK, ma.
hogany and rosca GOD Sideboards; Bureaus Of
walnut rosewood and mahogany; Armoiss,
Nash~tand- Bed,tcsds, raror Chairs, 1ctc-a-
Teies. Ottoman.. biyaus, easy chairs, rockers,
eteaere-, secretaries aud bookcases, oak and
walnut office chair. dining. chairs, child
rcns chair and rockers, mahogany and walnut
tca-poy- and lght stands.
liar. Mss ard Sprinc Mattresses
Looking Glasses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany par.ot Sets, together with every ar.
tiole usually found IN a furniture warehouse.
o. THIS IL an entirely new establishment,
and no old stock on baud. Purchasers Will
had It greatly to their interest to give thus store
a call before buying clsew here, as the ,roprle-
tor ia confident thai hc eau offer then, newer
SIS les of the most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, and at greater bargains
than ans other house ia the city.
CHARLES A STEWART.
Npril 10, 1857
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?. ;. VANnlBnFR, II. G. aooWr
NANBlBBER, MOORE & CO, Forrard.
ing and General Commission Merchants
and Steamboat agents. No. 3 Poydras street
between Fulton and Front streets, New Or.
leans.
Jan. l., ~ "
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D. HOWELL a. HOWELL.
j y. now ELL u GO.
DEC EWING, forwarding. ard commission
u merchants. Dealer, In produce and gro.
ceres haQgng and rope. etc etc.
Liberal cash sd,anres nadc ou cotton ~
.iuf. fuf -hpmcnt. or fuf sale ia ih,~ market
Our personal attention given to thc selling Of
tptian Doe this market.
Shreveport, La. sept % 1858.
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Long ago, ,hcrs dsel, ma.dcn,
Wih bo.om llshl and face,
'Mong TIT luIe laughing iuf'r.,
In their kingdom { 9 tbe seq.
Her sou vas ION of gushing mu''e,
And her eyes vas bug and blue
f'rtm,d ,he Ike a 'lul angc',
With a bear, ~ warm aad uu.
softly Jung her sunny lrc4sss,
Nrnly flowed her fobcs ot green
As she -tmyed 20 wood aud mca.i"f,
Gay as any iairy queen
Mus,pg D., ih, roaring OCEAN.
Tipping Ger Tie golden sand,
She was ever loved and cherished
l'y The queen Of fairy land.
From her moih,r Size Ma stolen
ry the taiii,s, when a.nij
Woke she M one morning carly.
Intheir palace sipngo ard Mil,
Taught tOcy her iheir silver musc.
Fed her on the hopey.dcn,
TN the little wlnsr me creature
Learned 10 he iaIry too.
Oh she losed the mooulgl cuUs
l1anred beside the silver sirram-,
Drank The dew from out the blossom,
llti,hl as rainbow- we're hef dreams,
TIL vision past before her,
On 'hc misty mountain -ide
Il was brave and gallanrXano,
Woorg hcr 10 be- IN, lrdc,
Straight her heart began hngmus
llcaeed her SNOWY bosom theq,
Form all her rainbow ,isious.
sh, had never dreamed Of men
There lsncalh the moonlight eI'andpg,
In this mountain by tile SEA,
Tr nj, ed th.y "a W.d each other
When lie maiden should be tree.
|Aho ana h'A '"i! N''''
Ne' h''' " 'N'''t''
f"r me 'o"' p'' ''' wv. ''' s ,'''
Loved they aye twas adowiiNw
Heart responsive beat to heart
One mind, oee soui, one inief~" feeling,
Unknown to frigid laws Of art.
W h'h W" : ''p 't"'''
no" licy lo''d' me ''a'' SIZE '' '''N'
" Nh "'' hasN 81 Tue '''''''
OF, the lover hear, his maiden
Calling him by wood and ,trcam
A. the eurl" twilight hour,
Zeao CANT is Lcf theme.
hrngef' nc "I'h tue H'"'''4'''
," ''ls s'"s"'"' o' '"' ''"
"''f 'ng '"f ~. '"i'! M"'v'''
72,re, her voice ID Is the .ircanl,i,
Now rs Mailing on the hfo' fe'
Softly flows her plainiiyc meaning,
From von grove Of plyrile trees.
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SETTLE U.

4 IL. PERSONS indebted TO me, from So
y $50 lhe present time, viii please come
forward and ply up, or they viii have 10 settle
viii. au officer; ani those who have settle
mcut, with me Will come forward and pass
receipts, want to settle with everybody 70
straighicn ms business; make all who owe me
pay up, and discharge all my debts
A y. BuRRESS.
January 6, 1886 2stf
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| GARltI l.uctc--or 10 II. y. HEWITT
! 4. ~. 81 Coup street, New Orleans, Nouih.
cin Mus,,M Depot The largest Stock OF
American and Foreign music in the South
Emrd'- -nd rlcyel> Pianos. Sole agent OF the
very superior FHnos ct StruWay aud Sons
llciodeons. Guitars, Aeeordcon-. Flutes, VIC.
lin7, Brass Instruments, SttIns-, &c, Ac. And
a mplcto assortment OF Musical mercandi-c,
Books, &c, d.. A large biudery on the prem.
i.os, for binding commercial work generally ,
but especially for binding Muse.
Music arranged and musical instruments Of
all Kinds repaired. Music teachers recon-
mcudcd and situations procured tpr Professors.
Jan. II, 81 ~
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RrRNEp 10 DsAtu. he sh,lht lhl 3
News ssys;
'Oa Monday last. N's Naucy Moore,
wife Of Mr.. James I Moore Of ,bi. place.
was burnt TO death. She WAS alone ~ her
room, At tho ,ias u the casually. W hen
si,scevesSd, we learn HAT Abe Wa, hing on
the bed. <i,L~r dying or dea@. her clothing
I'll bsrn~d OF oi her, and the bed on iifr.
Il l. ssppossd that - she was subject to
fain,iss IT.. che had one and Tell Into The
ire. Aiser~ards recovering. she had arisen
srd thrown herself upon the bed, where
~ wss found"
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EDUCATION.

ItAt,ENl~ ami ,,1sttllau- are solicited Go
! notice tue advantages cf Illmer fcma
,ulege its h,aiiby locality, convenience Of
the boarding hou.c, each department beng
furnished Win Teacher of lts own aud suliA-
hle aparniu. Tor the eiue,daton ct science, give
adsanmgcs not usually found m tht infant
Institution. of the -onlh.
The Institution opened III fourth session on
thr Iqjh ct - nary, under thr immediate su-
pertislnu # Nr, NcalAcUrd. Ni'h ihc a~rI-i-
'mcp Of Mss Neaiheffrd and Miss " L.
ge,ycf, young ladies' whose merit has gwen
tacm hc position lhcy occupy Tho principal
being ouc uf tac Ar-i i. not Ur very hri prn.
u.oief, Il Femalc Edusaupn in Eas'era lrN-
as. "a too wcll known by the community go
general TO require j. word o'appHu-c. Mcucet
only refer To her FORMER succe-, to prose the
lns,Hulion deserving liberal patronage.
rtars rre srssioy or 1--WE mosrlts
Elementary $40 90
4,nntiiic IS 90
Collegiate 20 90
pmvus and Painting 10 90
Nuic ~ ~
l'r Of the Instrument G'nnol 90
We are much gra,ifed to say that the ,et.
,ircs oC Miss Harriet NJ Patiilo of Marshall,
have been procured to tiil the mu~M depart
ment TIT. Young lady has been hghly re-
commended hY a teacher who appreciates
moral worth IN a proper ratio ~ith theorelral
aud practical knowledge.
The principal VIII take 20 young ladies' as
hosrlers at - per month, II pad IN advance,
or $40 At the end at the session, INC aiing
lodging, Washing, iueE Ne
students will be- charged from the time Of
cutr.nee uutil the end Of the session. and nr
deduction MAZE for los. OF time unit.. otta.
stoned by proiracled illness.
Incidental lee 81
Gradua,oH fee 81 ~
uiimcr, Jan ~
WN, IlART.
Secretary Of the Is. T. G. + G.
Jan. -. 81 ~ II
FRESH Arrival.
~ + have just received, aad WiIi continue
w Co receive during the season, FAMILY
GROCERIES Of ali kinds Bacon, Flour, Rice.
Sugar, Moas,cs, Coffee, etc.
lrou aud Nails Casuugs assorted Corn.
shell,fs and Shot Guns Gall aud examine
HAMLETr * PERRY.
Apfl - SO 3l-tf
AZ LAST.
BOOTS, SHOES, and Hats, jas, received and
ID for sale, low for casl, by
{. ltIErFoRD.
Jaa 2, 1871. Mo-
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New Orleans Advertisements.
Wuier I Oiors.


Acumaas, kscreS a. SONS AehfFmdH -
and D,borusS.
vusr ,,c.,,cd. lsr,s stock of tho above
u e,Ior.' ,n lr. and In Mahogany and rose
,',,d hove. with loc, and key. Also, Ger
r,,, Color. In ,ascs and boxes, tine as,ori-
men,
oif,o,c,. 3, tnbs-Enpli,h and american ,
r.,,,.,. for uofiraits .n frames Of sNlO to
,s,sc.
r,r,a. IN ,,,l.. from 40 10 30 inches wide
Sif.,ebers Tor caovase-. of all sizes
80 A., TO- -. and eatu.l hair peneg9s
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Dt.\NA\'S
New orleans Carriage Warehouse,

Nos. 81. 50 and 50 Common street.
Between tie tity and the 81 Charles Hotels.
The oldest aud largest Carriage E,tabIlsh-
mcnt ia the city. Their stock consist, Of
some 300 Carriages, viz
Coaches, Buggies,
Fam. Ro,kawayso-n No Top liugge-,
liebt 90 Cd Nnde bugge-
Buouch.., Sankey's y Gigs,
Jersey Wagons, and almost every style OF ear.
rngr sold 100 thi, market, or work Is from
our mandatory ia New Jersey, and fully
guaranteed. For sale low for cash or city ace
crPtauce.
J. MARSH DENMhN & co.
Apfl ~ lsb6-y
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D. " LOWE, ~ HsNNut na,
Hast.ofh A. Noc.O-iesn.
I OWE, NcKEN\OlDS y 60, Ctr.
II taa4-s ami nsHtrM Commission Ne.
chants, NJ W, Gr,tcr street, Ne" 'rlean.
Dee. ~, 50. No-ls "
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(OHARINl.lsNlllls.

'INIE undcr,ignrd have fofmed IoplflneF'
ship under the style Of Duncan Logan
60 succeed the late firm of Rawlins, Dunan
a Cos for the p0Ipose of trnnwtinga ,o'-
ton Faetoragc and General Commission VAS
ness, aud are fully authorized to liquldaie Tue
hu.lup.s uf their ur,,i,,p.sors
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IN T. NcDpNNOiD 4 co dealers in
Hat,. taps, umbrellas, and Nfrair goods
Nos 10 q IS Gimp ssrtcl under the CITY lio-
tel New Orleans
Hats and Gaps made TO order.
ALSO, dealers ~ Boots, Shoes, Trunks Va
= Uses, Carpet l'ags, ludia Rubber Goods,
= No 10 x 10 Camp street, under The
City Hotel. Mes Orcans
Boots and Shoes made 10 otder.
Jsg. H. - iv
AalHs srrAh, JESSIE crEAHy.
S,PEAkE & McCREARY, Wholesvle GRO
- ccrs, Commission Merchants, and Gsaisrs
10 Western Proiucs, No. , Tehoup,oulas 81,
NcV Orleans.
Importers Of Fine BTaudies and wines.
Ian II, 81 "
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M L. ALLEN 4 Co, (lale Of Thompson,
w. Allen, a. Coz Wholesale Grocers, and
Deaiers in Choice Wmes, liquors. Tobacco,
and Cigars, No. IS Common street, New Or
leans.
Goods Mt Che loves, market price and guar
an,eed IN every particular,
Jan. II, 81 ~
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T.. v DUNCAN g. ~ LOGAN. j.
hUNfANA LOGAN. Dsucec-.or. 20 Rsa.
lins, Duncan \ Goa cotton Far urs mi
Commission Merchant, 81 tarnnjelet street,
New Orleans
Jan II, ~ ~
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:. " RsNlt-, farp"fly # ia,~liu. pancan 4 Co..
- " RAVENS n Co. " boiesal. Ir.-
'. csrs and topmls uou Merchants. lb
Tc1oUpieuas and New lss.c st., New
Orleans
Dee q. $50 l5-lv.
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JotN %. NrLFNnRE. JostrH NJ KEYts,
EsIrNHN
NJ cLENDKE. kANBt R\ 4 CO. Cotton
VI Finders anil Commission Merchants,
No. ! D Cafoudelel street. New Orleans
tRgrs io. Cob VIM T. HI. Col l. =
ford, and Wm. Cox, Esq, Marshall, Texas
Mach - 1856
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AZ LAST.
BOOTS, SHOES, and Hats, just received aud
ID for sale, low for casl, by
t. lIETFDRD
Jan 2, 1851. Mo Il
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
Dissolution of Co-Partnershin

TIE Co Partnership heretofore existing betv cen
me nndersgntd IN The Harness making and Sadlerv
Business Is Ihis day dissolved, by mutual consent
WM. FARES
- DANIEL y. FAIRIES.
W ! he business will hereafter be conducted nv
'he Undersigned AT the siie establishment. vyo has
Charge o the books. and will settle all business Of I,e
Firm, .& r.sL NM H. b. 49, io
nnl 81 - IA'eit-0
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
AuCTIONEERINC,

The Undersigned respectfully ann unces TO
the citizens of Smyrna, that he will. at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
TERMS do all kinds of Auctioneering that may
be desired. Having had considerable expert
ence in the business, he is confident of giving
satisfaction. THOMAS RASH
AnrIl q I9h6
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
John H. Allen & Co..

Nos. and Chestnut 1T, (south side below Water
=. r.. - PHILADELPHIA. r.t ~
ia (7he Oldest Wood-aOAse House in tke Citv)
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers In
1fl Patent Machine made BROOMS, Patent rOov.
ed CEDAR.WARE, warranted not to shrink. Wood
and WIIi9w-ware Cords Brushes, &c, OF all descrip
Iions.. Please call and exalninc our sock : -7-''r
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
Revolution i'll Farming.
Corn Planted Dy Machinery

Something Ae'0 and Truly FOnderfuI
Machine.
Without any COgs Bards, Pulies, Cr,nks. Shafts
springs, Levers or Gearing ui any KIN. wIih "A h,r.e
guided by man or boy, TINS II acIlmn cAecutes m .
neat and pert, CT maancr the following dcscrIhrd ,,rt
Dclhg what Is waHicd by every farmer:
ash turto"s OuL The ground any required depth
|d Drops ihe corn Gus aIny kernels as deslrdl m n
space Oi 4InchGa diameter mathematical Iv in h,. ht
equidIsIanI, IN one tenth OF a second
sd Cover The Hills and presses the earth as vsu ao
with a hoe ~ ~
aIh. Marks accurately the position of each mil
ON D1p9Si'S' IL wIuied, guan0, poudreitc, ashes
lime puser or any other common ierlllizcr exactiv
III the hIll.
And 9TH Also sticks the pumpkin or squash ,eed in
he hlIs at the usual distances, us now done bv hand
ana ALL lhls al cost Oi 10 cents acre hv single
machine and lO cents per acre by q duub,e onae n
acres being planted by the first and 70 bv Ibe sec
IN one day, WIlh no more force than a man and n
horse. N
In short, It Is machine, which going one way miami,
the corn III mis- 80 as To make lows both ways a tocI
any Utuer device. -
we furnish machines at Sl6 and SIS each 10 those
"nO wish 10 purchase them lor their own use
our primary object Is To dispose OF tins magnificent
hohopoiy upon DasIs most tIuvLng-luuklup Ia To Tho
Fesall' iUr large portion Of tho invesm menIs Bus,
ness ability and brains thus case forming a part al
The capital P' u
W The Right Is for sale for - countv tn mann
lac 'ure and sell ia sad county, at a. sprce which r
insure 10 the purchaser a profit OF s.
The planter endorsed by three of the arpc.t agri
cultural lOnses IN Boston, Joseph IyrecS a Son
farker' White Gannett; aud Blake Barnard u "a
we guaranty each machine, II used according 10 the
printed directions = " Wv
A call at rooms will convince the nost skani;oI
OF the above facts. and where may oe found chances
lor speculation seldom met with this or anv other
country. Call on. address =
J. HANFoRD, r. i
ll3 Nassau NJ
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
New COrmsE,eIier.

The most durable, SIMPLE, light prtablo md
manageable, ever yet invented u 20 : - ui'N
The cheapest, most perfect working and evor,, 49,,
most desirable Shelter IN use ~ WY
II shells green or wet cOrn,puts the gain in bao
and the Cobs in basket,-takes Off ever g,a;n sas
picks i off asa boy would with hls fngeis.
Perfect for shelling Seed Corn as il dISs M, h,.
the grain, and you can shell half or anv mar, c on
and stop Call and see II ii speaks or itself 'Oi
' The Right for Kent county, to manuiac,u,o ooa
sell for said county VIII be Sold giving the buyer
rate Cail ON Ut aduross j. HANtORD.
apl,3m) 81. lib Nassau 81 Nevv Vork
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
StOrc-HOuse and Dwelling
FOR SALE.

s@ss PNHE subscriber will sell at private sale the
MHii Il large threesiOTy Brick SFORE.Hot Sc
Hill IIL now occumed by Stevenson d Smith, the
: = Corner Of North and High streets in the Town
Of Doverp-suated in the most nOufishing part OF
said town and In view Of the Railroad Depot AL lso
the DWELLING adjoining, occupied by himself ~
The above properly is new and in good order ansi
will read ly rent TO pay fro TO 10 per cepton the
price aske, for IT, twill be sold seperate oriog ether
For further particulars. inquire Of sa.'i aa. a.riaosa
q ..,.sr.3,t J. A, STEVENSON, .ssaa
March Z, '51.Sm t.,.us.,s Dover, Del.
ssasss saisW aiisN IS baa .asg1iagW a5saH a. ~
~, ulHa
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
Steamboat RagE0oD
MkDzsLEIOVVN ACNDEWY
-HiddtetOUn, DelaDQre.

JAMES b. MCDOWELL, PRINCIPAL
THE Summer Term ofthis Academy y, m co,D,noDoo
on The hrst Monday OF May, and continue ~ wesL'
EXPENSES :-B'ardIng. Tuition. &c. $50 or ess ,e
eordng To advancement, without any extr,s' eyc,
or rh ougIh Laisuages' Music and DR. wing
situated and offers excellent facilities ior sudy any
Improvement and is now enjoying an EXTENSIVE sn,'
ronage; The Principal pledges to parents and ypsr.
Try. lie will be aided 10y thoroughly ona;iIie omL
industrious teachers. The Course of iIisIrncr," w ~
adapted to fit students for entrance into COLLEGE or r
lars as TO terms discipline &C. address The
as above. 0 ,t,"ciPai
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
New VARIETY store

NhE subscriber wishes is inform her friends and
Inc public generally, that she has opened a ne ~
Var1ety STORE, on MAIN street. opposite the Pos,
oGe, ~ lhe house recently occupied by the late David
.ns sq where she intends selling, Cheap for
Gloves, ,Zephyrs, ,Calicoes,
KNFTVlNGIYARNs.f 7 LACEs, W6rkedCoLLARs
anu ste hSnerous other krlices usual y found IN
LrnnihIns Sioresi together with CONF FElsTIO RT
" Taaous knas Aisos hand. large assortment
0i 'eiiiss Tease (iHr1eJ urt "a saali 1'"i
smyrna, Del, March IIthd'67. oN'
d'' 'ii%ifItait q hTEfE dgyaE SO ~
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
For Sale.

a Smart. Active NEGRO BOY. l2 years of ape. and
having to serve until he is 81 years of age bf b,y
has been living ON Farm; is well disposed, quick
agl ana would SUIT IN most any capacity The reason
Oi me owner for rLng with him is that he does moi
need tIlTn any longer Apply at the 'Times Office
iUr Information. ..-.. Smyr,a o, = q,
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
FOR SALE.

NUMBER OF beautiful BUILDING LOTS in
Smy situated on Methodist East and North stree,
Several at Cripple Point also, tract of WOODLAND
siiuaied N The Blown Woods. 93-A good title viii
he given. Apply 10 N "
Smyrna April l-if. MARY PATTERSON
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
JOHN BAYLIS. Auctioneer

ARCH Street, three doors above Cnion L., -
tween Third and Fourth streets, north side. "e-
PHILADELPHIA
SALES EVERY EVENING, at o'clock. orRoo,.
shoes hardware. Cutlery Hosiery Watches. Jeweir,
~ B--Terms Of Sales: Fosr months for ann.,,,...s,
ed from daIe VI bills ms.fo aad'
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
Notice.

A ELpersons are hereby eauiioned ava;ns, n.1o,;.
IN ting PrumissOry. Nois drawn by James s.ls,vac
IN my favor, and by me endorsed. ior Twsnly i've
Dollars. ns ths consideration has failed f''sp
marlI-4t JOSEpTT RI RARRl El'
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