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no YOU WANT to get the greatest

4 10 IVO N~AtNI % SOO OHO SIOhtOoO
~ bargains ever heard of? If so. you must go to
LEYY'S as he is selling goods very low, in order to
keep pace with the times. Good yard wide Bleached
and Unbleached Cotton, only 10 cents per yard
can't be purchased at any other store less than l2
cents. Collars at 80 cts, worth 81 co. Black Silk
Velvet and Moire Antique Trimmings, sold at 30 per
city. CaRbric Bands. only % cents for the whole
strip worth 371a cts. Dimity Bands at great sacri-
flee Cellars at 1913 cts worth lS5i cts. Collars at
SIPS. worth s2.50. Fringes at o. cts. per yard,
worth double the money. Handkerchets at Ga cts;
warranted all pure linen. Black Elastic Belts, only
l2ls cts. Fine Colored SILK Elastic Belts at
. cts. worth 50 cts. Every person would find it
greatly to their advantage TO give LEVY call, anu
purchase some of those cheap Dry Goods. which he
is prepared to sell lower price than any other
Enlistment in the city. Remember that the place
for bargains is at JACOB A. LEWIS,
&C % 10 Main street
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Hg Acknowledgements, Leather
!. { G. Il. DAVENPORT,
&C PIT austfo,,aers
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CT. NICHOLAS SALOON victual-
~ ling department of this establishment was
resumed for the winter season, on Monday the 18TH
inst Oysters in every style and all popular comes
t0les will be seryeu at short notice. Tea Coffee and
Chocolate at the usual hours.
$50 The patronage of the Ladies is especially so
licted. ANDREW ANT0NI,
oc q st. Nicholas Saloon
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WANTED ONE HUNDRED

N WANTED ONE HUNDRED
~, YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
EElfIf MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas,
----N~ Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
leo. Pay from Sl2 to s22 per month. Horses sccon-
trements clothing food and medical attendance fur
nished free of charge.
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall. Rich
mond, Va. Ii. IL. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieutenant "a Dragons,
oc l4-Sm Recruiting Officer
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TELLY STRATNERS-For straining Jel-
ly supply of all sizes. just received and for sale
by BULkLEY & co.
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T AND FOR SALE.-Intending to dis
IL continue the farming business after the present
year, offer for sale privately the Plantation upon
which now reside. situated in the county of Pow
hatan, about twenty-five miles from Richmond. nine
miles below Powhatan Court House. four miles from
James river, and about SIX miles from the Danyle
Railroad.
This tract contains about 225 acres. aud joins the
lands of Peter g. Elicit, e. A. Maxey, Benz Hughes,
John +. Whitfield and john c, Porter, is situated in
an agreeable neighborhood. convenient to churches
Of the different denominations within and halt
miles of several COED mills, and convenient to post
Office. The improvements consist of q good dwell
ing house, with five rooms below stairs and pas
sage; excellent kitchen, containing four good
rooms new Barr, besides all other houses common
to plantation The place is in good order. well en-
closed and divided By good fences into six different
fields.
Should this place not be sold privately before the
5th day of November next. it will then, that day.
(if fair If not the next fair day. be offered at pub
Tic auction to the highest bidder together with the
stock of Horses. Mules, Cattle Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation implements, &c.
PETER A SUBLETT.
My address is Subjects Tavern, Powllatan.
Ne 22-2awt5NOv
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ERESH Notwithstanding this day,
l. 700 boxes Raisins wholes, halves and quarters
bunet and layers all crop; % bbls of assorted
Apples, pippin and 20 or. for sale low.
&C y A. ANTONI. st. Nicholas Ssloon.
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WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE-For the balance
W of the year, a Servant to do light house work
one that can come well recommended will he ra
quired. Apply immediately al No. IS Main street
PIT
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WANT D-By respectable White
w Female. situation to do HoGsswork and
plain Sewing. References given. Apply at this OF.
hce or % i.s
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FREIGHT RECEIVE ED
<iETSggs FRIDAY. OCTOBER I'D. FOR NEW
s,sssh ME- RosnnIa Cant s,SXre
will receive freight during the day of FRIDAY next
the Esd inst and will leave the next morning SA-
TURDAY at So O'Clock. By which hour passengers
are requested to be on hoard
Tickets and berths secured at Office, souihside
of Basin. LUDLAM d WATSON.
2I-2t
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LOST.

T OST-On Saturday last, between the
IL Dispatch office and K. Adams Bakery, a small
snln of MONEY. The finder will please leaveit at
this office. oc 10
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WANTED.-A Store House on Main
W street, between 9th or 18th Any person ha
wing one 10 rent. will please call at this Office.
&C 22-3ts
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T OST OR MISLAID-CERTIFICA No.
~ T73, to r: A. Williams for four shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock, dated August 9TH 1896 This
advertisement is inserted with the view of applying
to the Association for ansther certificate. in the
place of the one lost. oc l3-ts
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY," Beraons wishing to renew their
subscription, or becdkfe seembers of the Virginia
A yricnltural Society, can find me at the store Of
Mr.. A. II. Clarke, ON Franklin street, opposite the
Old Market j. T. CH1LDREY.
Aft
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G ~ U. A. o. D.--To the officers
~ and members of Liberal Grove No. q
u Brothers, you will please take netice,
that resolution is now pending, and
4 \ will come up for final action, next
THURSDAY evening, 22d inst, in which. each and
every member. IL personally interested and should
by all means be present to take part in the debera
lions. NJ. REEVE,
oc 2I-2tF Secretary.
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g. POWELL'S HOTEL FOR RENT
L:a OR LEAsE.-The present Lease of the HOTEL,
70 Thomas ". Eppes, Esq, expires on the 10Th OF
Lease from that day. Proposals are invited till the
LIST day of December 1857 from those desiring to
This establishment, long and favorably known as
q Hotel stand, needs no particular description.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
CHAS. CeRLING
oc 22-lawtlstD president.
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CIGARS, CIGARS.-I have now open,
" and offer for sale. at the very lowest market
rates. more than so different brands of IMPORTED
aud DOMESTIC CIGARS. Retail dealers will fluid
IL their advantage to call and examine my stock.
oc 22-2t* j. 4. WAHMANN.
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G60 REWARD.-The pocket book Of
SV0O N. pevereux was lost by me Yesterday
saorning containing two rolls of notes. one OF Si2
OF Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee nnbank-
able and the other Of Sl4o 10 bankabe funds and 81
ia eo1d besdes some papers OF 10 any one but
the owner, will freely give the above reward to
any one returning II to me.
&C 2l-sts At Deyereaxs, i33 Cary street.
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Call and ex-
Oc 2I-Rf
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The London Star says the Governor General OF
India has been recalled, and moreover processes to
have good authority for saying that steps will be
taken Immediately to proclaim Victoria Empress of
Hindostan. The statement is generally regarded
as nhsnrd.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.-Cotton sales of the week
5000 bales OF which spectators took $4,000, and
exporters 5000. Prices advanced 70; Orleans fail
~, middling 9 5-l6 upands fair 81.
Breadstutfs quiet and steady. Flour dull, with q
slight decline in lower qualities; Western Canal
Sos abs, Philadelphia 31sa3ls. Cd, Ohio 32s a33s
Wheat dull; red IS. 6d.aSs., white IS ADS l0d-
Corn steady; mixed and yellow SIS. Cd. white lis
al2s.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Died, .,

In Little Rock, Arkansas, on the . h ult.
OF Hered .tary Consumption, VIM. Parsons, aget
81 years, formerly of Smyrna, Del. BY hi:
kind aud gentle bearing, Mr.. p. had, IN the few
years he has been among us, made friends Of all
who knew him. 1t will be gratifying to his
distant relatives aud friends to know that, dur
ing his illness he had every attention and kind.
ness shown him that he could have received at
home. A. +. +.
On Friday, the 18th inst, near Millngton,
MI, William james Newton, in the 44th year
of his age.
In I.ewes, Del, on the 18th inst, Ruth, daugh-
ter of w .llam 2. and Emily Orr. aged about
years.
In Brandywine Hundred, on the 18th inst,
Sarah, relict Of Thomas NJ Kee aged about 4,
years
In R.Ymnnd's Neck, on the 2lst inst, Eliza
beth, " te of Timothy G. Carrow.
GA the 29th inst Of Scarl-i Fever, Mrs. Isa-
bella Burr, wife Of John IL. Barr, in the 5Ist
gear OF her age.
In Milford, on the 9th inst, Mary p dangh-
ter Of Capt. VIM. II Burrows, aged years.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
A New Book for Agents.

+,,y;,y=1.. FTIITE LIFE and TIMES Of ALEX.
AsIGYA Il ANDER HAMILTON ;by Samuel
~ ~ M. Smncker, A. NJ author Of ibe Life
--'--NA-Si and Reign Of NichOlas |. OF Russia &c.
Tn il the only complete and relIabe biography Of
this great man He was the intimate personal friend
Of Wahihgton, and by many considered his equal
This work includes history ol the times aHd men
oftfe RevolutiOn and many incidents not heretofore
given in alory II HIS all The charms Of romance,
although prepared from the most reliable and authen.
tic sources. and should be in the hands Of every Ame
rican wko reyeres the great and good ofour evO
luton. a skeich Of BURR is also given, and an
count Of his miserable end. ~ "tfi
Agents wanted in every part Of the United States
for tfs ana ehersva ulble w0f % whom The hlres
commissions will be paid. Copies sent by all, on re-
e'iPt0f NE Pnsqj b VI w. 7 BtSRasbLEY. Publisher
fei 81 No. 4S North Fourth street, PiiiladeIphia
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25

CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL.-Th
season sofsnayigation OBJ this important cbanne
oftrade has opeaed, aud business is now ac
tiyely urogressing along the line, fact ofcon
siderable interest to various departments o
commerce in Philadelphia.
.,A1F-An eminent ship builder in New York
has contracted with company of landholderS
in California, for the construction OF two man.
moth steamships, each of 1000 tuns, designed
tar the conveyance of 5000 passengers, to ac-
eemuhsh the trip via the lsthmus, in fifteen days.
Gr.We learn that the most profitable arti-
Gle Of freight on the Delaware road thus far has
been the item Of oysters, freighted from Sea-
ford.
Fish FROM THE CLoUps.-Capt. McCabe
brought to our office, on Saturday, an Anchovy
4our inches in length, which, with number OF
.Ihers, fell in the road near the Captains house
during iherai on Friday .-CentfesiHe (Md.l
Sentinel. q. t.' f .- 50
or One of the patriots of the Revolution,
Holm C. Roinhardt, died in philadelphia, few
days since, at the age of ninety-eight years.
He wan native of Germany, and came here
at the same time with Lafayette.
FRoM TExAs-The latest San Antonio Tex
az reports that numerous runaway negroes,
were being captured in Mexico, and returned
60 their masters in Texas.
Or Dr. NJ. Price Moore, who has been I'M
der trial in the Court Of Sessions, for three days,
Oist on a charge of conspiracy TO take the life
OF Alfred s. Livingston, of Trenton, N. j., was
acquitted on aVerdict Not Guilty" returned
,bY the Jury.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Palethorp's, Ague Mixture.

The proprietor of the iniaIlibIe and celebra-
ted remedy for Fever and Ague, known as
PaIethorp's Ague Medicine would most re-
speetfulIy say 70 the public, that at the solic
tsstion OF many persons, aud feeling confident
that al will be required to bring it into gener-
aLuse,is fair trial of its virtue, Thousands
ia the West and South have been permanently
cured D r dsag lP de tborP's Ague Dfeaici'le /;
for the proof Of which we respectfully refer you
c, the intters from different parts ofthe conntryD
from dealers and. others, who have tested Its
value aA a remedy for the Fever and Ague.s,..
For sale. only atthes Drug Store OF 3 ai.., =,
as e.g Q a..l JAMES p. H0FFECKER; dsni
dl0-6m. Smyrna Del.
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Feb. IL, -
ATTENTION, FARMERS.

! -A TIE subscribers t0urih annual SA III
| yS4Ss{YS S0t STOCK, will take place at his farm
AA-A-:' miles below New Castle, Delaware
on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF March, where
he will sell the following valuable stock: Il
head of Horses, suitable for farm or road, tw,
of them mares with foal; also. two-ycar-od
Colts, , yearlmg Colts; also, pair of good
Mules, broke to all kinds of work.
Twenty-Five yoke of Oxen, the most Of them
we'll broken and well matched, being beautiful
reds, and well calculated 10 please any farmer
who prizes that most useful of all animals.
20 Western feeding Steers, 30 Cows and
lleters, some with calves at their side others
springing, Durhams, Deyons and common stock:
6 Bulls, 2 of them Durlams, 2 Devious and ,
llolstein, some Of these bulls are as fine as our
State can show.
GO head Of selected Western Ewes of good
quality.
Will only say to my brother farmers and
others that this Stock is we'll worth their atten-
lun, being the best the undersigned has ever
offered at his sales. Sale positive, aud COM
nIence at l | O'clock
TERMs--Al sums over $50, six moths credit
by giving note with approved endorser.
Fe Hts. ID. w. GEM MILL.
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kHzS EAGs EzE'
e.
5AGGACE WAGONS

TIE subscriber has commenced runniuo
Irelght and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna ia
lhe kallroad Depot and bacl, for the purpose
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofaIl kinds
lie VIII also run hisWagous to and from SInyr-
ma iaNding, for the purpose of hauling all
Kinds OF Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates
by calling on the subscriber
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
W Letters and small packages confdcd to
my care Will be promptly delivered without
feb I3-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
ShcriN7s sale.

BY virtue of Il writ of havari facias, to me
directed, vii! be exposed to public sale, at the
Steamboat hotel, in Dover, on TUESDAY, the
Sd day of March, at , o'clock, p. H., the fol-
lowing described lands aud premises, to wit -
A LOT or Tract of Land situated in Leipsic.
Little Creek hundred, Kent county, aud State
of Delaware, adjoining lands of Joseph f..
Palmer, Thomas w. Maclary aud other lands,
and SAID to contain Twenty One Square Perches
and N.me-Eevenths Of a Perch, more or less ;
being seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty OF William Truax and Melvina, his wife,
and viii be sold tor cash, by '''.S'
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
I-sYgsu James Browns
AsssSSAH s;.;SAH Grammatical Works

TIE FIRST COOK Of the Rational System OF
English Grammar, 70 Cts
i'he se Ond Book Of lhe Rational system OF English
GrmTnar designed to teach the process Of Anal yZng
GtIe Eng sh Language, with sound judgment; and the
art Of using il with grammatical prOprety. 81 cts.
These works now used IN the Public Schools IN
dhe First School District of Pennsylvania.
The Third Book of the RatOnal System Of English
Grammar ened 10 enable The learner 10 become
most thoroughly acquainted with the nature and use
Of the Preparations, and may be read by him either in
or out of school, 50 cts.
browns Grammatical Reader--This Book ssIs aside
The old (ranars exposes their defects demonstrates
Tho little use Of attending TO them, and presents to
The Teacher he unerring and only way 10 the GraIH-
snar of lie English Language. 371 cts
For sale by PErER GdFFEE. lib Arch street,
Philadel phia. lc25-5m
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
NOTICE.

| have, this day, associated 10y son, GEORGE
w. TAYLOR, with me in the Iron Foundry
and Agricultural Machine business, under the
firm of J. TAYLOR a. SON, and will carry
on the same in ali its various branches, being
fully prepared to supply Farmers with anything
they may want in our line; and we hope by
strict attention to business, to merit liberal
share of public patronage.
CT The Wheelwright and Blacksmith bust.
ness will be conducted by
JAMES TAYLOR.
Smyrna, Feb 2, 1e57--3tEui'}y ..<
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
AuctiOnpcrin0,

THE Undersigned, beiug in the nei ghborhood
Of Smyrna, and intending to remait. until the
last of March, would respectfully announce to
the public that he will be pleased to execute
any orders of Auctioneering in the State, that
may be rendered him. Having been expert
enced in the business for more than twenty
years, he thinks he is able to give eutire salts
faction. His services may be had by addressing
hlm through the Smyrna Post Office.
d. II. RICHARDS, Aucloneer.
Feb H. ~
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Feb. Is, 1sJ7.-ts
VA "a GCNv &D rWAG ..

"a. a J CT-M- 4 q D "a ..
JOHN H. BOWMAN will open, in short
time, an Auction mart in the Odd Fellows
Hall, on Main street, SMYRNA, Del.
9J- All Goods consigned to me will be sold
for cash, and prompt remittance made for the
same.
will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Evenings, variety Of Goods to suit pur-
chasers, of which, notice will be given in the
Times. ... JOHN III. BOWMAN
Smyrna, Feb IL, 1857. ...
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LAND Az PURLEC SALE.

tts44$as w Ill. @c sold on THU HSDAY, the 5th of
kaiiI w February 1857. at , o'clock, p IN, at
EzliI Foxwelis llotei in smyrna valuable tract
~ of ulial1" land. containing 10 ACRES. situ-
alcd on tn road leading from Smyrna TO Massey's <
Roads. lOnr mc> from The former place, and within
one mi.c of Mrrphcy. mill.
The In .IruvU UjncUls tTG new tWU.stury Dwelling
House, buld il,l year; Stable for two horses good
Corn Crib, &c. New parings around the garden and
yard and -! !'rlck Wcii.uIth pu!3. the preIn
On this Irari Is !,.u Il ne assortment o! Pcacl
(tGmre and \2p!c frees
The location Is cOut eiieal 10 Schools churchc, and
mills.
TERMS Trnp per cent Of Ih9 purchase money cash.
three hundred dJacS The FIRST August and the
balan @ in ttr,c ;cii< JAMES r. WEBB
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
SMRYNAl PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED weekly FOR THE TINES.
To Preserve Health.

The old adage aptly says An ounce Of yentioi
IS worth pound Of cure" When we consider hov
fatal disease is Consumption, and how comparative
ly easy II Is TO avoid IT, than eVer i'm press
ed witt the truth Of this old prsverb
There Is no more fruitful source of Consumption
than wet and cold feet and cold feet pOssib,
occur Inc circulation is kept up. Of cold
ness In them indicates that they not properly pro
tected by clothing. There is nothing mere
than 10 allow The feet to becsme cold and wet-heatI
requires that they should always be kept warm and
dry.
You had better pay the Shoemaker for keepinr youI
health than to pay tae Doctor for curing you alter you
get SICK Look to your past experience, and you will
find that tWO.thiIds of all the colds Won have taken
came from wet feet
The Indians understand this and in their wgwams
they always lie down with heir feet to the fire.
When they are travelling in cold weather. and are
compelled to camp out in the open air. they dig hole
IN the earth, in the centre of which they bu ID fire,
ana then lie down III circle, each one letting his legs
hang III the hole. Experience has taught them this.
In my own person. experience has taught me The IN
tImaie sympathy existing between the circulation in
the lungs For years cold and wet feet and feeling
OF chness IN the limb. have almost invariably been
followed by bronchial rrilatlOns few hours Of such
exposure.
. u the two sexes how much more necessity there
Is lor the ladies' 10 protect their feet than the gentle
men. They of the two, generally the weakest;
and yet look at the kind of shoes the TWO sexes wear
Take the stOuesi man in his city, and compel him to
wear The same kind of shoes that of The ladies
wear this OfIhe year. and my word for it, The
grave-deger would have him spotted az his man. al
no mistake about it,
When man can buy pair Of good shoes for only
$l and can buy good gum shoes for only 81 per pair
and from that 10 IS good article iat will keep
his ieet both warm and dry we say To Il man under
these circumstances, who goes with wet feet there
Il screw loose where.
And what excuse can lady have going to
Ret or elsewhere. with feet this sllnWv, s!Ol.
ny weather, when we sell nlre par Of lady's
gum slIo9S Tor only 30 cents and the best gam SII
The market fOI only rs cents paIr. Ans old oil
shoe Nlli do 10 wear with gum shues ami yet he Isri
VIII be warm asd dry. whereas, upon g0i!g Il
Wei, SllShy day. 10 wear "a nCN morocco shoe VUur
feet Is sIre 10 become wet AIsO bear in mind lilai
we sell misses and ch!lIrens gum shoes for unly }
'ens per ialr and La les best quav Boots for only
sl.l24 per patr, all al FLANl,iEN'S Cheap Shcc |
St,sG, ~. " West Sec0ud strcHt. WiL.nglmr. pal
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
MARRIED,

On hel19th inst. by Rev. S. M. Cooper,
Isaac NJ. jones and Henrietta Attix, youngest
daughter of Capt. Attix, all Of Kent CO., Del.
I'VE tender our thanks to the happy pair for
the eleg CANT cake we received with the above
nOtice.l
On the same day, by Rev. P. Mansfield. John
Dtv's, OF Kent, to Margaret Jones, of Queen
Anne's county, Md.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
WALL PAPER.
.JoIln IN. Alien 4 Co.

Nos in,i Chestnut st Csouh side, below Water,
... PHILADELPHIA.
(9Hte OIdest Wood-pare House IN the Cdy)
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers in
lf1 Patent Machine made BROOMS, Patent Cirooy.
ed CEUA KWARE, warranted nOt to shrink, Wood
aud AviIoiSlv lvEhre Cords Brushes &C. of all descrip
Itons Pease call and examine stock.
fe2j-ly -......
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
FAIR and CONCERT.

THE LADIES of the Presbyterian Church
of Smyrna will have FAIR for the sale ol
USEFUL ARTICLES & REFRESHMENT
at Il. l.. Cahnon's IIote on the afternoon and
evening" of WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
che lih and 18th OF March.-the proceeds Of
which are to be applied to repairing the church
Also. q CONCERT in the Presbyterian Church,
en FRIDAY EVENING Q3th), by Professor
d. E. IIuBBARD and Lady, by request of the
Ladies'. The public are politely invited to at
tend
Doors will be opened at . and O'clock
d. Smyrna, Feb. %, 1851. ~ 7
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Ancrica k'arn Niiii.

THIS Mill is now acknowledged by a II to be
the best and most durable Farm Mil for Grind
ing Corn, Rye, Oats, or Corn aud Cob INTO fine
or coarse Meal. 041"Iliustrated Circulars will
be sent to all applicants, free of postage.
We are also Manufacturers of Reapnp and
Moving Machines, Horse Powers. Thre,hcrs
and Cleaners, Hand and Horse Power Corn
shelters, Srlt-Sharpenlng and Subsoil Plows,
Circular Saw Mills; Corn, Fodder, Hay and
Straw Cutters, and all approved Agricultural
implements, and Dealers III Guano, Super phos
phate. Lime aud other Fertilizers also, Field
and Garden Seeds
ROGERS & BOYER,
il, 0I0t-) % Market ST., Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Paper Ezamgimg and Paisstsng.

iilE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the
rllHens OF SAN RNA alrt The public generally, thai
he = prepared To do ali Kinds Of HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPER HA NtiING, at
hc shortest n tce and upon the nuteraIe terms
lie is been residing IN Tins town the last iuur wears
and give the best references in regard to iG exc
cutiOn of his work.
SJr Call at the new Golhlc Frame House on Com
m"rrr street, REU UBEN Il. > FEWART,
scpz -ly Smyrna, Del.