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= NoTIcEs or DEArHs.--T There is oopart,in the
business of publishing Local Paper SO trou.
blesome and disagreeable as that of giving pub.
lication 10 receat deaths. City papers have
none of this treaae--they are al,oays furnished
to their hand and inserted in the same manner
as advertisements. But country papers are ex-
lpected to hunt them up, for miles around and
if the Editor happens not to hear of few
deaths and does not announce them, or fails to
publish names and ages correctly, a lasting of.
fence is given. Such persons expect too much
The friends of the deceased would find it but
little trouble to furnish the Editor, either at his
Office or through the post-ofice, with such no.
tices as they would like to appear to the public.
II is seldom one can learn the exact dates by
inquring among the masses, and to go to the
house of mourning on such an errand, is, to say
the least of it, very unpleasant. We hope this
hint will be sufficient; and when the paper
does not contain such notices, the friends of the
deceased must blame themselves and not the
publishers. We throw out these hints at this
time, because the sckly season is uron US and
the cases of mortality are on the increase.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

A BHEAK-DowN.-Yesterday whilst Mr. Jno.
p Rees and a man from Sussex. named George
Smith, were riding in buggy, near the Smyrna
depot, one Of the wheels, by sudden concus-
sion. was broken,--upsetting the vehicle, aud
throwing its occupants to the ground. The
horse, in the meantime, became frightened and
ran, dragging Mr.. R..(who held to the reins)
some twenty or thirty feet, scratching bis face,
bruising bis person, and otherwise badly but moi
seriously hurting him. Smith, in his fall from
TIE buggy. wal, severely hcrt. W. =
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| U. s. SENATOR'S Alabama, Ken
lucky and Texas have each United State:
Senator to elect, by the Legislature already
chosen. The Legislature of Virginia is said tc
boast of ninety-two Democratic majority on
joint ballot! Messrs Hunter and Wise are
named as the opposing candidates. The friends
of Hunter are very sanguine, but they seem to
forget that Wise is hard to beat. In Alabama
there is TO be contest for the vacancy in the
Senate, between the present incumbent, MIR. C.
c. Clay, whose term is shortly TO expire, and
John Anthony Winston, the present Governor
The rivalry looks much like personal one.
In Texas, the vacancy eccasoned by the
death of Gen. Rusk must be filled.
la Kentucky, there is to be an election by
the Legislature. for the new term of six years,
in place ofJOhn r. Thompson, American, whose
time is out March 18th, 1859. Ex-Gov. l..
Powell, Hon. Geo. w. johnson, Of Louisville,
John w. Stevenson, of CovingtOn, and other
Democrats are named. The Legislature is
Democratic.
la Tennessee two Senators are TO be elected
Judge Nicholson and Gov. Johnson will be can
didates
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

ADvERTIsERs.-TwO excellent Farms, siu.
ated in Mispillon Hundred, and belonging TO
the estate of the late Charles Jones, deceased,
will be sold at public sale, at Clark's corner,
on Saturday, the 9th of September next.
OF The attention of readers are directed to
the advertisement of the Fairfield Seminary,
in another column. This Institution, in Her
kimer county, New York, is well and iavorably
known in Delaware, many of our citizens hay.
ing availed themselves of the advantages there
afforded
or Sinm's Family Medicines are iastgain-
ing popular favor. A liberal discount allowed
the trade. See advertisement
Or Builders &c., in want OF Sash, Blinds
Doors, or Mouldings, should call at the estab.
lishment of |. D. Shines, l43 Market street
Philadelphia. He adVeriises "the best anC
cheapest"
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EoUALIrY to All !-Uniformity of Prices =
A new Feature in BusinesS-Everyone his own
Salesman
JONES IL CO, OF the "Crescent One Prieo Cloth
ing Store" No. 900 Market street, above Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA IN addition TO he wing the largest
most vaIIed and fashionable stock Of CLOTHING in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales. have
constituted ovpry one his own salesman, by having
marked IN figures, an each article, The very lOwcsI
price 1t can be sold for. so they cannot ussby vary
all must buy alike.
The goods are all we'll sp0hged and prepared, aid
great pains taken with the making so that all can bu,
With the full assurance OF getting good article at The
very lowest price.
Rt member The Crescent, in Market, above Sixth,
No. 2OO. julyS-ly
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V;OMMUNICArED
l>OhMUNiCATE
Professional Confidence.

EtofcsSfOHul NOnHueuces
The part played by DIR. Uhl, in the late noto-
rlous Cunningham case, bus given rise to a very
serious question as TO how far professional
man should respect the cOn6dense placed in
him by those engaging his services. 1t sc ems
TO us that all the Doctor was called on to do,
under the cncuuIst aHces, was 10 withdraw from
the case; or, at the furthest, TO intimate TO the
proper authorities that he was suspicious of foul
play. But to lend himself to a deceptive aud
fraudulent course, under the pretence of dis
covering fraud, was an act for which he ought
20 be banished from the Medical profession !;
and we shall be pleased il this is his fEal pun
isbment. He had no right to betray the conf
dence reposed in him professionally, though by
bad woman, and for bad purpose. The mo
ment she discovered her purpose TO him, he had
her in bis power, and she would never have pro-
ceeded a single step further in her vile and
wicked scheme had he thennn there positively
forbidden it. Aud in this course there would
have been no betrayal Of professional confidence.
3. The relation of physician and patient is one
of the most sacred. aud private that can possi-
| bly, Hubsist between man aud man; and the
secrets growing out Of that relation ought to be
held religiously inviolate. We would send
from our doors, wilhindignatiou and scorn, the
physician who would betrsy in the slightest de-
gree the confidence we must place in him under
/ the pressure OF afillctIon. The man who is ad.
] mitted into the 'iumost privacy of our hearth
sides, must, at all times, be worthy Of implicit
\ trust. y 'et
/ Perhaps it will be said, as Mr. Hail told DR..
/ Uhi, that justice to The community demanded
That he should aid in detecting a fraud. We
reply, that justice never demanded that one
wrong be done in order to detect Or avert ano-
'Ether. Jasslce did not demaad tllat he should
Elie to and deceive even bad woman. Better
thai she should escape than he should beiray
professional confidence and violate the laws Of
! God. .To do evil that good may come . is q
maxim alike abhorrent TO sound morals and pure
religion. Yet that is the only principle upon
which the conduct Of DR.. UhI and bis comrades
in this disgracciul affair, can be justified.
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DIR. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup.

This Syrup Is Dysenlery, Diafrhea
Cramps, ChOlic, Chulera MOrbus, Pans in the SiuIn
hch and Bowels, Cholera lnianrum. aud the SuInme
Diseases of children. Ii is excellent in Debility
Weakness. Relaxation and ChIOnic Diseases afccIin.
the stomach and bow els, and is pleasant TO the ase,
we'll as eileclual IA lis OpcrauOn.
1>J- Please observe the written signature of J
SiAlMS, NJ d., affixed to the wrapperO every bottle
None genuine without A.
TRY these Remedies once aud you will never be
without them.
a very AIberal Discount allowed the Trade.
Orders promptly forwarded.
Prepared b, DI. j. SIAIAiS q son. Sole Prnprio
tors, 4Ih and King sIs., Wilmington Del; and Sold by
ID. +. Burton. Dover; +, r. Hammersley, Milford and
by Dealers generally. nugl2 GIn
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SMRYNA PRICES CURRE MI
CoaREcrnD wxEkLY roR THE TINES.
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

TIE FIRST TERM Of the next COlegia iatc
Year will open Sept ID.
The Board of Trustees will make final ad.
justment Of the Scholarship Plan, at an early
day; but in such way only, as may be entirely
satisfactory to the individual! Scripholders.
Students, whose pdrents or guardians have
held or may now hold (uft Scholarship. car.
slons
Newark, Del, Aug. %, '57-3t.
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A ARARE CHANCE.

Furniture, Bedding and Mattress House, with
or WITHOUT the Stock, FOR SALE. This il
one of the very best opportunities ever otfssed
to a person desirous OF entering the business ia
the city OF Wilmington. Comprised in the
Fixtures and Appurteninces are one superior
Hair Picker aud one Feather Steam Dressing
Apparatus. The price of Fixtures, &c, IA
S4UO,--i below the original cost.
No charge for good will. The proprietor
would be willing TO remain a short time 10 IN
duct the purchaser into business.
Address OF call OH
P33 - JAMES MACNiCH0Ls
4ih and Shipley SITS, Wilmington, Del
July %, IS57--lm
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Sheriif's Sale

By virtue of writ of le?ari facias TO me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at Eel
ton Station, in Murderkill hundred, on THURS.
DAY, the 2Olh day of August, at 3 O'clock, T.
NJ the following Real Estate, viz:
All that FARM or Tract of Land situated in
MisplIion Hundred, Kent county, and State o
Delaware, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Reed
Thomas Jester, Solomon Warren, William Sapr
and others, and said to contain Two Hundred
and Seventy-Nine Acres and a Quarter, more
or less. Being seized and taken in execution
as the property of Peter d. Kneckel, Andrew
Wyland, John Wirth, George Beck and Jacot
Reyle, and will be sold for cash by
J. GREEN, Sheriff
Aup. 3. 1857. 2w
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A. ISAACS NO. l63 (oid No. lS3) North
SECOND streets. below Race, Philadelphia, having
completed their large assortment Of tho above Goods
for Spring aud Summer Trade. would respectfully IN
yIie The attention OF Purcha ers TO the same. Then
stock for beauty, cheapness and Nariey cannot be sur
passed. y sf
fhey have constantly on hand every Description OF
(odand Painted Shades. Buff Hollands, and Shades
Fixtures Wall Papers, CurihIns, Eirebo1rd Prints
Borders &C. all OF which they offer at lower rates
thun can be had at any other establishment Call und
iet A. ISAACS
lG3 told No. 1889 North Second ST.. below Race
tmr4.Gu, re Philadelphia
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M A r r e d ,

On The 18th Of June last, by Rev. WIN. H.
Brisbane, MIR. William Evans and Mrs. Mary
RAINBOW, all of this town.
On the lth instant, by Rev. P. Mansfield,
Mr. John Wilmington and Miss Sarah A.
llurlock both of Kent county, Md
Al Buttonwood, July 30ih, by Rev. Benjamin
Franklin, Richard II. C. Lewis, of New Or
leansI to Anna Booth, daughter OF James T.
Rogers, of Newcastle county. Del
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

The August ELEcTIoNs.--The elections have
almost universally gone Democratic. In Ken
tucky, the Democrats have majority of the
Legislature and eight of the ten mcnbers OF
Congress. including James b. Clay. a son OF
Henry Clay, ss democrat.
The returns so far, from North Carolina, favor
the Democrats. The Americans, however,
claim two members of Congress.
Tennessee has gone Democratic by large
majority. The returns indicate seven or eight
Democrats and two or three Americans for Con-
gress.
The recent returns from Texas Indicate the
election of IL. II. Runnels, Democrat, over Gen.
Sam Houston, by 10000 majority.
The probabilities are that Rollins, American
and Emancipationist, is elected Governor of
Missouri, over Stewart, Democrat This is
the strangest news of all-electing man in
favor of emancipation in a strong slayeholding
State! So much for the Nebraska Act.
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I E D.,

Near Little Creek Landing, on the 29th ult,
Anna, only child of Ezekiel aud Sarah Clarke,
aged abeut seven years.
AT New York city. on Wednesday. August
D, Robert Emory, son Of Rev. q. Il. and s.
Frances Crooks, in the 10Th year sf his age.
Suddenly, Of brain fever, near Middetown,
on the 2alh ultimo, Joseph NJ. Armstrong, aged
about 45 wears.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

CAMDEN CAMp.--The Camp Meeting in
Luff's woods, between Camden and Dover,
commences next Friday. and will doubtless be
a large encampment The large Smyrna Tent
will De taken down in care of Messrs. Clegg
g. Ruth. We learn. also that the Union and
Central churches of Philadelphia will both have
Large tents on the ground.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

OF As the Episcopal Church. in this town.
is about to be closed for alterations and exten-
sion, sermon may be expected next Sunday
morning adapted to the occasion-that being
the last day of services ia the present building.
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~ I s.. SMYlDNAs DMlh0, ee =.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1857

THE TINES" is published Erery Wednesday,. %
Roar. d. .HoRFsckEa. Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperaace HAL. SmyrHa, Ded. ,r5, .,a
.rERvs- -SuBscRlRrIos.--0a gear. i'3e an adea"ce
- or sa00 If not paid tiz cad Of tAe year NO paper
aaiscohtiaaed unsd all arTedrs are Paid-onty al ne
option Of iAe PSttisher. -za7Js I
asvrsrsIEeFor every square Of ia lines or less first
issert;ss so cts each subsequent insertion IS cts
LAesl arrangements made NTH yearly and half
yeaely adOertisers. FrHs
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Two Beautiful Farms
T. FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, by virtue OF authority in
him vested, by the last will and Testament of
Charles Jones. deceased. will sell ut Public
Vendue at ClaTk's Corner, on SATURDAY,
September 5th, 1857, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, the
following desirable Real Estate, viz:
k%es57s NO. |. A FARM situated in Mispi-
Tx lion Hundred X eni county, and Slate OF
WAilI Delaware, adjoining lands of William ii.
Powell, Benalah Tharp aud others, aud suppos-
ed to contain about Que Hundred and Twenty
Acres, 80 of which are we'll set in White Oak
and other Timber The Buildings consist of n
one story Frame Dwelling, Granary ami other
suitable Out-houses, all neury new. The land
is under good fence and is in good condition.
No 2. A Farm situated in the same hundred,
adjoining lands of James b. H. Powell and 9th
ers, aud supposed 10 cOn,am about Seventy
Seven Acres, 80 of which are we'll set in White
Oak aud other Timber. The Land is under
fence, and has small Dwelling House erected
upon it.
Both of the above tracts are susceptible of a
very high state of Improvement, and being only
about half a mile from the depot of the Della
ware Railroad, at Clark's Corner, they have all
the advantages of proximity to fine Market
for all sorts OF produce and for facilities for ifn-
provemcht by Lime, Guano and other Fertill-
zers at small expense of hauling.
TERMS.--The expenses of the sale and
one-sixlh part of the residue of the purchase
money will be required 10 be paid in cash on
the day of sale. The balance of the purchase
money must be secured by bond and mortgage
or by bond and security, aud will be payable in
i've iDstalments, running from IL months TO III
years.
or Possession will be given on the LIST day
of January next, 1858. Any person desiring
TO view the promises, may do so by calling on
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, near CIark's Corner.
auI2.3t WAITMAN JONES, Agent.
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kiLLED.--A pair of horses detached them
selves from wagon at the Landing. yesterday
afternoon, aud ran of, when one OF which, COM
Ing in contact with a post, broke his hip-bone
aud leg,-snd died in few hours; the other
escaped injqry. They had been frightened by
The running Away of horses attached 10 Mr.,
James L. Blacks lomber-wagon. The horse
killed, was fine animal, belonged to MIR. John
u. Bewley, and cost 1915.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

The kent County AGRICULTURAL Society
met at Dover, on Tuesday, The 4th inst. The
proceedings were interesting, being discus.
sion on the Hessian Fly. Manloye Hayes
Esq, furnished paper on the subject thai
should be attentively and generally read. Sec
proceedings on the first page. ''t o''
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Newark Female Seminary.

THE next scholastic year of tins Institution
will commence August 26lh, 81.
The village in which the Seminary is located
is noted for its heaIthtulness, aRd is easy OF
cess having daily colnmunicution with Phlla-
delphIa and Baltimore by railroad. No expense
is spared IN order TO give the pupils the best iIl-
struction and The most constant cure.
TERMS Board and Tuition in English
branches aud Latin, $3.50 per snnum. MUSIC,
Languages, Painting, &C., extra.
The departments OF Music aud Modern Ian
guages ure in the care of Pref Ileness. and the
pupils IN each have daily lessons. Parents who
wish TO place their daughters in the institution
are requested TO give notice TO thut effect, as
the number of pupils is limited.
Circulars containing other information may
be obtained by addressing the Prncpal,; 80.
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
4 July 22,-2,m. Newark, Delaware.
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Strawberry Plants ,
FOR SALE.
Champion StraWbarric.

OCrdnuDerg'S CndmplOn SJraWDerrlc~;
AFTER four years OF careful selection and
cultivation (with personal attention. have pro-
ducCd the finest Strawberries in the country
some Of them measuring 3 inches around, in
fact they are all very large and of Il superior
flavor. Asa evidence OF their superiority over
all strawberries that was in the Baltimore mar
ket when the best sold for II | 2 cents per
quart rctaIl, Strandberg's Champion Strawber-
rIcs sold readily for 80 cents wh~lcsale, thro6gh-
out the season nor could he supply hafthe de-
mands at that price. They were also sent TO
New York and pronounced by Taylor, the best
ever sent TO New York market | offer my
plants TO the public, there is no hunbug about
them. refer TO gentlemen who hRve seen my
Strawberries, and some of them examined my
beds, and ready to testify to the above Us cor
rect. ...... a4' ~
refer to Gen. Il. TIghman, Col S. IIamble-
ton, Col. Rd. Thomas, Col. Ed Lloyd, Jr., Dan-
lel Lloyd, Esq, Morris O. Colson, jus N. Colds.
borough, DIR. Hardcasilo, Talbot County; and
Col Rd. France, DIR. Owens, and Mr.. Buehcr,
Baltimore.
The plants will be ready for delivery the let
Of August. They will be packed carefully in
boxes, the roots covered with muck and can be
sent any distance with perfect safety.
Price $500 per hundred. Orders sont by
mail will be punctually attended to, and sent
according to direction.
HENRY J. STRANDBERG,
Easton, Talbot County, Md
Martin GoldsborOugh, Agent--Baltinlore.- 81.
July %, 1917. It..
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DErAwARE CoLLEoE.--The FIRST term OF the
next collegiate year Of this College, viii com
mence on the 22d Of September. We direct
the attention oflparents to this very efficient
Institution. Delawarians should feel prsdein
it as it is only college in the State and one Of
the bent 10 the country.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

Fl,oM EURoPE.-We have four dass' later
important news from EarOpe by the "Indian,y
at Quebec. Dates 10 29th nlt. The news
from India is bad. The insurgents still had
possession of Delhi. The mutiny was spread
ing. There is some later intelligence from
China, too, of highly interesting Character
The British have had a sharp engagem with
the Chinese,--resulting in the total destruction
of the Celestial fleet, but at terrible cost to the
Engllsh, whose loss in killed and wounded was
large, Money in London was active; consols
were lower, in consequence Of the news from
India
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GI- Mrs. Cunnlngham's Baby Farce is about
played out. The fun is all over. On Friday
some additional alidavits, of no Importance,
were taken, and Mrs Cunning ham herself was
examined, declaring her innocence of the
charge. She has not yet been committed, and
represented by her family to be sickIy-in-
Iced, dangerously i'll. She has received notice
to quit the house, and the New York Express
says, her daughters are looking out for new
residence.
BEAUTIFUL AND ApPROPRIATE.-lt is agreed
that the first message by the submarine tele-
graph, across the Atlantic, shall pass between
the President of the United States and the
Queen Of Great Britain, ,---.he words, the ope.
ming sentence OF the Gloria in EEcelsis Glory
be to God on high, and ON earth peace, good
viii towards men,"
Honorary TITLE.-At the commencement nj
Jf Washington College, at Cheslertown, Aug
9th, the title Of Doctor of Divinity was confer
red upon The Rev. Thomas Jefferson Quigley
pf the Philadelphia Conference. The sam,
title was also conferred on Revs. Franklin L
KBIghI aud John J. Murray.
or Manlove Hayes, ESQ.,, has been invite,
by the Agricultural Society Of Kent county, {,
deliver the next annual address.
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5 Nj Y R.N A
Writing AcadeMy,
WarsI3s HnRa EnsaaxRaaRea "a

SHERBROOkE & BRO, are now prepared
to instruct in Practical aud Ornamental Pen
manship.
TERMS :--$5 for Twelve Lessons, exclusive
of stationary. One-hali in advance. -
No discount for neglect Of lessons on part Of
the pupil.
0~5- Room open from o'clock, a, m, TO 10
p. IN. Exclusively for ladies from IL a. III. to
l o'clock p. IN.
All who wish to avail themselves of the SER
vices of successful and experienced teachers,
will do well 10 make early application, as their
engagements at their Commercial Academy in
Washington, ID. c., will make their stay in
Smyrna limited. Numerous highly respectable
references given
All interested will please call and examine
our specimens Of Penmanshp and mode OF IN
structiOn. August > .g.s
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ALMOST FIRE.-On Friday last Mr.. James
Collins, OF this, town, upon going into hia car
Tage-house found a pile of shavings in light
blaze. Ii was lucky that il was discovered SO
SUN. or the consequences might have beer dis
sslfous. The residences of DIR. Perkins, John
H. Bewley. Tbos. Cariow and others, would
have been 10 imminent danger by the burning
Of the house. We have not learned how the
he originated. es3
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

ExsuRsIos.---rhe Coachmakers of Whining
aawill make an excursiorIlo Collins' Beach
IsA Csrrs---in the steamboat Logan, on
thursday, the 9th inst. s
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

urrsIEs.--A company of Gypsies, with seve-
! tents, are encamped in the neighbsrhocd O
bAekbird. s4YffSf Ysff
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CREDIT.-The Milford Beacon copies six
"eas from The DeiaaS4Se Reps5tican, three Of
aA'eh were local malse9s drsi published in the
h@es,--and all had their first publication in
aAerpapers. The Beacon is not the only paper
A'he State, however, which gives second hand
aedit.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

BuReLARy.-Oa Saturday night last, the
Express Office Of Mr.. James w. Spruance was
slOaiously entered, and several packages there
'aeai open aud ransacked. But few articles
were missed s--ihe thieves, doubtless, being in
search Of very valuable goods, Hhich they failed
hnd. Nevertheless, the rsscals are just az
@IPaoe as ifthey had taken everything in the
'hce, and should be ferreted out and punished,
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

The WEATHER.-The weather kereabout
since the sitting in of August, has been ex.
ceedingly pleasant. Cool breezes, morning and
evening, with refreshing showers of rain inter
mediateIy, have been the order of the day aL5
night. Rather bad for the watering places
bat fine for corn, and the crop promises TO be
a large cne. Oats, however, are in bad con
dition; the most of the crops are still in The
field, the weather not remaining dry sufficient
length of time to admit of their being garner
ed. and in some instances they are growing Ii
the shocks. Na.sa .u
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

Aos.lmrRovEaEsr.--Capt. Levi Coyerdale
s'ec.iug Tea pia Alley in the rear Of his
yelling, in this town.
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Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

TTNHIS INSTITUTION, chartered with luIl Collie
Il gHlP powers to grant DIpiumns aIId confer De-
grecs, ~ designed 10 meet the demands OF Libarals
Femue EJuCalIOn. -
No eApese hus been spared 90 make H. in it's build.
ngs and accommodations irsclass Institution, nor
will any or eilori be wanting TO nuke s liternry
merit and efclency correspondent.
TEN PROF ESSORS and TEACHERS arc r6gu-
nry employee, atlorllng facilities for an extended
nnd thorough educ fian, such found only in our
best nnd largest institutions
cT-rhe COLLEGIATE YEAR commences the
FIltSr OF SEP rEAiBER ~
Expenses including BOARD. tuition, rOOsl rent, fuel
and light Sl5O per year.
Catalogues may be Obtained by addressing the Pres-
dent, ..s.. l.. &. LOOMS