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thousands Of persons have been Frustrated by Feyer
Dys ntery Cholera Morbus Dihrihea, anu DllVus u'ln
liea lie re- ut OF whih has proved fatal TOR the want
of some season ID e. reliable effective medicine one Whcn
while It ceanses the stomach bowels and blood, removing
unhealthy expellng the cause OF d restores
he vital energies impartug health and strength to the
whole aystem such medicine Ia
DIR. GEO. PIERCE'S
Iudinn Restorative BitteTS.
To Sea arng men, and to all persons going TO Foreign
climates Il Is particularly recommended moet vaua
bic medcide which they should not fail TO take with
them to defend them against the nsdious attacks
Prepared by GEO PIERuE CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Branch once, 1877 Hanover street, Boston. Price 20
cents with full directions.
]. HEMENwAV, . southbndge street, Worcester, Cen
aral NRent. For sale by the Druggists and 0rocerS
jyia - o@wom
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shawls, Capes and MnntiIlau.

We have an unusually large stock this department
which must be sold at some price or other. a,
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BY 3. B. HANSON & CO., Auctioneers,

by b. B. LAMSoN & CO., Auctioneers, :
peal ESTATE AT AUCTION.-wilI be
n sold at Public Auction, on Wednesday the 26th
INST that most desirable estate formerly Owned and
occupied by the late Ad1phus Bayles as his homestead
conslsngo about Do GOO feet Of land with the buildings
nereoa situated IN Worcester Crescent and Hencb
man streets and IN the immediate vicinity OF the build
lhgs Of Hon b. f. Thomas, WIN. A. Wheeler D. Rugglea
~ ~ " Armsby and A. Ptentiss, Esqrs. end only about
nVe minutes walk from the Court House The bu ldinVa
are cottage house With ten barn. carriage house.
all In complete repair. The grounds are tastetuliy
Su OUT with good walks lined with box and allied with
choice varieties of flowers fruit ard Ornamental rees
grape vines currans, tra gberries sc. In short it Is
one OF the most desirable places in the civ Parties de.
srious Of examining thu premises can do 50 BY calling on
A. Prentis Esq, Quinsieamond Bang For h1rtber
information apply to ABB BARNARD
at p a. and 26 Merchants Row Boston.
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By E. W. VAN, AuctioI,eer.

by II. w. VAIL, Auctloi eer.
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF RAIL
n ROAD STOCK, at Auction.
hy License OF Court will be sola Public Auction at
the Bay State House, Worcester MON DAY. Ang. II,
al m, shares Of Western Railroad stock, Is shares
OF Boston and Worcester Stock 10 shares Of Ftchburg
eoock- Terms at sale. DANIEL STEVENS,
Adminstraor for the Estate Of the lac West Adams de-
ceased. diff
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOV
cry OF THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in on

NIB. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUM orr!
From the worst scrofula down to a common Pimple.
s has tried in over eleven hundrs cases. and never
failed exceptin (boCh thund humor) He has
now in his possession two hund certificates Of itE
value all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursing mouth.
One to three bottles will the worst kind of pimpes
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of boils
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker In
the mouth and stomach.
Three to ave bottles warranted to cure to the worst
one to three bottles warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes. :, .ho 90,
Two bottles warranted to cure running OF the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four 10 six bottles are warranted corrupt and
cunning ulcers. ..L,.
Two or three hotties warranted to cure the worst
case Of ringworn. =. - =,
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 cure the mos
a.snsrate case OF rheumatism.
~ Soyr bottles are warranted to cure salt rhenm
e t eight bottles will the worst of scrofula
Directions for Uss. Adult, one table spoonful peg
So Ave to eight years. spoonful As odireotioncsn
cable To all constitutions take enough to operate
on bowels twice day s mr. Kennedy gives personal at
KENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
M b.,ssd in conn scton With the Medical DISCOVERY
r1 TNFI A,laATIoE AND HuMoR EYES, this gives
,ediae relief you will apply it on linen rag when 90.
% sc,Jp HEAD you will cut the hair of the sfected
part amply the Ointment freely, and you will see the m'
proyemeut in few days. -.
Nor sAIT RsEuM rub it well in as often convent Mt
Fop on an infamed surface you will rub in
your hearts content; It will give such real comfort
that yoa cannot help wishing well to the inventor
FoR soABs; these commence by thin, acrid fluid
In through the skin, soon hardening the surface; In
short time are full Of yellow matteri an in
famed surface notj you will apply the 0int
pnent freely, but do not rub 1t in.
Fon SORE LEaI this is common disease, more than
ia generally supposedly the skin turns purple covered
with soales itching iutoerably sometimes forming run.
ning sores, BY applying the Ointment the itcuing and
Scaies will disappear few days. bat you keep
an with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
This Ointment agrees with every nesh aud gives imme
diate relief in every SKIN disease nesh 10 heir TO-
Price so cents per box ,,
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, 100 Warren
Direct, Rexbury, Mass. -,
British PROVINCES. do uA"Ay
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White Teeth. Perfumcd Breath and
BeButirul Complexion, can be acquired by using
the "Bafm of a Thousand FEOtOers.' What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disagree
able breath, when By using the "Balm Of a Thousand
Flowers dentf ice, would not only render it sweet
but the teeth white as alabasterl Many persons
do not know their breath bad and the subject is
tcate their frienns will uever mention H. Beware of
terfets. Be sure each bottle is signed.
FETRIDGE & CO., New York.
For sale by all Druggists. JoHN Q. HILL, Agent for
Worcester. daweodly aus
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To NerVousSuffereFss Retired Clergyman,
resoreed to health in few days. after many years OF
great nervous suffering, is anxious to make known the
means Of cure Will send Gree the prescription used
Direct to Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGN ALL, No. 81 Fulton St.
Brooklyn, n. Y. deod&w3m jy3m
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TIE eREAr ENeLIsR REMEDY.

CELEBRATED FEM ALE PILLS,
Prepared IRON Prescription Of Sir ]. Clarke, NJ. q
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe-
male tuition is subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all obstructions and speedy may relied
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n WIE VVsIOlIo dVVVIIIVaug EdOII pElhHBCF
lie Agent for the United States and Canada,


(Late 1. c. Baldwin l. Co.. Rochester, N. Y
NJ B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
tuorsed Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
States.
BURR, FOSTER, & CO., No. Cornhill, Boston, Whole.
sale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush & Co.. wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generdlr Nv3m je11
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GIRLS TO DO HOUsEWORK


GIRLS TO DO HOUSEWORK
A CAPABLE GIRL can be seen at 65 Exchange street.
"A au13
SITUATION WANTED by a capable girl, with city
- reference Call at No. Brown street.
A CAPABLE GIRL, with the best of city reference,
N who understands cooking, washing and ironing can
be seen at II Thomas street. aul3
GIrUATIoN WANTED by gal with good reference
- Apply at No. Is Blackstone steeet. nu15s1
1.-TWO CAPABLE GIRLS can bs seen at No. Milk
Il street, one fer 81 rs per week
A N EXPERIENCED COOK, years in private family
"A 10 Boston, can be seen at No. Howard st.
GTTUATION WANTED, with city reference, to do sec
- oni work, or housework In snal family. May be
seen at Mr.. Ryan's Larkin street.
A CAPABLE GIRL. hfteen years in Ramiy-oorner
On Of Mason and Border sfreet4. au16
SITUATI0N WANTED by young girl to do light
- housework and take chldren-4 4. Central ct.
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DRY GOODS.
~ SEE FIRST PAGE.

CURTAIN MUSLINS this day received.-1o
~ ps. superior French Patch, in high colorB, the
handsomest goods in the market, at
CHARLES A. UPT0N's,
ie6 Itf Riagg's BLOCK.
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d nAA taS
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At Law:
No. as Main street, Mass
my80 NV
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f1sssE5 A N ID
RNsF1see&
Reduced Fare to the Watering Places.
At the mouth of the River Thames, and on Fishers
leland Sound. "a

On Friday or Saturday, Aug. IA or 3,
By train leaving Worcester at 10 80 A. M and Steamer
Mystic leaving Norwich at 80 P. NJ to return Mon
day TUESDAY, August l0th snd 18th, by steamer
meeting with the IL VI. train from Norwich.
Fares to Pequot House Eastern Point, Mystic Point
Witch Hill, and urn will he follows :Worcester
80; Oxford. 210; Webster, 200; Baskerville, 1,75;
Thompson, 1856 Putnam go; Dayvie, AS; Danelson.
ve 35j Central Village ITO; Plainhed, 1905 Jewett
City, LOO.
Tickets will be good only the days above mentioned
viz. to 60 Friday Saturday the l4th 18th, AMI
return on nday Tuesday, the 18th 18TH The
turn ticket must be accompanied by boat check the
regular return fare will be collected Tickets must
procured at the ticket offices, fares at the reduced
rate will be received on the cars. Ill,
Information relative to the different Watering Places
can be had Of the Clerk Of the Boat.
au12 d4s 2. 81. N. ANDREWS, supIt
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Domessic and HouseLeepInW Cood..

Bleached and Brown CottOns only 6tc.
a. Dwight Blesched Cottons only 1Oc.
Linen goods Of every description, and every other ar
tcle in this department which family may want, at
twenty-five per cent lower than can be bought elsewhere
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WNARINA CRACKERs,--A new article, this
~ day received BY a. GRIFFIN \ 90.
auT du
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70 MARRIED LADTES

" 70 peculiarly aIUe II VIII N BnOrI LTnt bFng on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTIO
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three nOHs, they
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and in
every other case they perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue slight xerton Pspita
onot the Heart, Hyserlcs and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain IRON, Vaomel
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
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MARRIED,


In Columbia Cal. 4th ult, William Mansfield formerly
OF Skaters gi r. to Miss sallie Ann Burt formerly Of
North D ghton, Mass.
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N. BIN consequences of the above change in bust.
mass It will be necessary that all accounts due July 1s
should be tmmediateiy settled
Those not paid the LIST OF September must be left
In other hands for collection.
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SILKS, SILKS.

In Silks we can beat the world.
silks worth Soc, for s74.
624c, +" AZ.
+" 75c, /" 30.
All our dollar Silks marked down to T6,.
All higher st Silks, and rich Silk Robes at prcpors
Nonally Low prices. a1r
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In this city. 18Th u. George w., inflnt son of ohas.
" and Juliet W. Wentworth
In Princeton, 7th u Daniel Howe aRel AZ years and
10 months = jas 09N
In CRANKY, 9th ult. Lucinda Caupbeu daughter oF
hm snd sarah L. Campbell, aged IL years months
and 70 days. New York papers please copy.
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GOPARTNERSHI NOTICE,--The sub
~ scrioers have this day formed copartnership for
the purpose Of doing general Dry Goods business under
the firm Of BARNARD, SUMNER 4 CO., AID having
bought the stock in rade of the late firm Of Chamberin
Barnard Co.. will continue the business at the old
stand, i91 Main street. LEWIS BARNARD,
GEO. SUMMER
Worcester, Aug. /, 1857 OTIS e. PUTNAM.
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"A GARD --Phe undersigned, in retiring from the
GA business with which he has been so long connected,
takes pleasure in recommending to his old patrons and
purchasers Of Dry Goods generally his and
late partners, and feels confident that tbs character Of
the store for AIR and honorable dealing and uniformly
low prices. will be fully sustained.
HENRY b. CHAMBERLAIN.
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INVIGORATOR-

FENHE LIV Err INVIGORATOR-
PREPARED BY DIR. SANDF0RD,
Is great Scientific Medical Discover and is daily work
log cures almost too great TO believe It if by
magic, eUeH the first dose CHUNG benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to any kind of
Liver complaint, from the worst JGundice Dyspepsia
70 common headache all Of which the result OF
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TO LET

TO LET
COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET FIR further
~ particulars inquire Of A. HARRINGTON. 40 NM
berry street. dtf ~ = al
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ER NUH GRAss LINEN
Just tho thing for Ladies Travelling capes. For So
a CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, d CO.'S.
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GIrUATIoN WANTED by g,iI with good reference
~ Apply az No. IL Blackstone steeet. nn15fl
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SITUATION WANTED by a capable girl, with city
- reference. Gail at No. Brown street.
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TYR USES. SUPPORTERS & sHoUL-
DER BRAoEs.--A large variety, Of The most ap-
proved kinds, for both males and females for ssIe BY
GEO. II. ePURR
auII dh No. 201 Main street
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VVNWO CAPABLE GIRLS can b. seen at No. Milk
Il street, one fer 81, rs per week
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
NJ A R R. lie D,

May 2sth, by Rev. w. II. Brisbane, Mr..
Frederick Racine and Miss Rachel Vansant,
both of New Castle c., Del.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. ]. Merritt. Mr..
Thomas J. Davis, of Batimore, Md, and Miss
AnAa Eliza Stevens, of New Castle CO., Del.
On the 4th inst, by the Rev. s. w. Thomas,
Mr.. James s. Movies ofKent county, to Miss
Hester A., daughter Of WIN. Z. Smithers, Esq,
of New Castle county.
At the residence of the brides father, by
Bishop Scott, on Tuesday morning, June 2"d,
Klzzle, eldest daughter of Enoch Moore. Esq,
of Wilmington, Del, and WIN. B. Ryder, OF
Iowa.
On the 2d instant, by Rev DR.. Roberts, DIR.
Elias Fl. Pierce, to Miss Sallle C.. Hardcastle,
both Of Queen AIMS county, Md.
On the 28,h ul;no, by Rev T. 7. McColley,
Mr.. Henry C. Hudson to MlsS Lima Prettyman,
all OF Sussex county, De.
On the 28th ultimo, by Rev. R. w. Todd,
Mr.. James X. Salisbury and Miss Mary f. Gull
lett, both of Denton, Md.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Delaware Items.

CouRr OF ERRORS ANo APpEALs.- Tuesday,
The Court adjourned, IN consequence OF the
death of Chancellor Johns.
"Wednesday. The case of the Potter heirs
Us the administrators OF the estate was argued
by ID. NJ. Bates for applicant aud J. Z. COmegys,
for defendants The case OF the Stale of Della
ware rs the Bank of Smyrna was continued =
The cases OF Dudd rs Burr!s, assignee, were
dismissed in consequence OF the failure of the
appellant to prosecute his appeal.
IHurSday. The case of w Hazard rs n.
Ilorscy aud w. Kinder, administrators, was
argued by Fisher Tor appellant and Whitley and
Robinson for defendant. The ejectment cases
of IeIilia Harrington, j. G. Lewis, and b. Cal
oway and wife as Dill, Longie.low, Lewis,
kinemou, Graham and Outten, We're taken up.
argued by Fisher and Smthers for ejectvrs and
BY Comegys aud Bayard for tenants in posses
sion.
Friday. The cJectment cases still being ar
gucd. These being the last cases on the dock
ct, Court Will adjourn as soon as the argument
ls ulshed.--RepOrter.
A ACoINCIDENCE.-Th names of all our Judges
terminate with the letter "n" When sitting
in banc, the names o.! the Clerk and The Sheriff
in attendance also terminate with "n."
0~.3- FROM the Annual Statement of the Phila.
delphla Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, We find the following number of pas
sensers passed over the Delaware Railroad
norrhwardy during the year 1856: From New
Castle, 0,I574; Bear, 327k Delaware juno
tlon, 1881 st. Georges, 1,0241 Mount Pleas
ant, 7l6k; MIddIetown, G362; Black Bird
$40; Smyrna, 4,2s8; LepSic, 286; Dover, g.
3294 Camden, 800; Canterbury, 26I; Fred
erica. 2G5; Milford Junction, l ,0S3; st. Johns
town, %; Bridgevillr, l57; Red Lion, 10
Glasgow, 42!; FrenchtOwn, lIG !; Baltimore
3,295
| ADMITTED.-On motion of Daniel NJ, Bates
Esq, in the Court on Saturday last, Mr. Geo
Plunkett. ofWllmington, was admitted as al
attorney at law.
OF On Tuesday evening last I3 cars-50l
Mormons passed through Wilmington en- roul
for Utah.
0~T- There have been 1877 licenses taken ou
in Newcastle county to sell Intoxicating liquors
porter, ale, &C., the fees for which amount t
s., ,730. There were also 73 licenses granite
for taverns, from which were realized the sui
of 81, ,965.
OF The meeting of the Commissioners of tn
Junction and Breakwater Railroad, held i
Georgetown, last Tuesday, adjourned TO NEE
on Tuesday, the 10th instant, at which time
county meeting will be held.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

UTAH.-The late news from Utah shows that
tae Government, ia ordering troops to that Ter
ritory, does not move a moment too snon.-
There are no Federal officers there at all, now
all Of them either having been obliged to
flee for their lives, or their functions being saper-
seded or set aside by Mormon enactMents.-
Nothing was left for them to do, but to come
home, and report accordingly.
Brigham Young is said to have within his
jurisdiction 10000 fighting men armed and
equipped, who are bound to Sight for the Nor
mon church till the last man has expired.
The population of Utah is estimated at l0O,-
600; besides which there are 100000 adhe-
rents of Mormnnism in adjoining States and
Territories, according to Judge Hammond
The entire commCnity of Utah is Mormon, tho
roughly so, actuated entirely by the will of Brig
ham. They are mostly EngIishmen or Euro
peans, and very few of them naturallzed and
never probably will be, as they have no atfec-
tions for the institutions of this country.
The tilable portion of the soil in the Terri
tory is supposed to be capable of sustaining
population of two millions, and every foot OF 1t
is susceptible of cultivation. All accounts re-
present the soil as exceedingly fertile and pro.
ductive.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

HAIL SToRM.-Our country, on Sunday af-
ternoon the 3lst ut., was visited by another
terrible hail storm, which covered a. space OF
some eight milds in length, about half mile in
width, and in some places proved very destruc-
tive. Entire fields OF wheat were beaten down
and destroyed--while the damage to buildings
trees, &C., cannot be estimated. The storm
commenced about three o'clock, and about
Rees' Corner, we learn that the hail was as
large az ordinary hen eggs. The following are
the principal suffer. by the storm;
Geo. Beck, wheat crop, estimated at zoe
bushels; Abel ]. Rees' wheat crop, 500 paneI
of glass, besides other damage to the buildings
Dr. b. +. Houston, G. Nj. Deputy; Evan anC
Snowden Thomas; John s. Constable, farn
damaged 10 the extent of three thousand uol
lars; and Jas. Wood.
The storm would have been much more de
strIcIive to the wheat, but the fly had ALREADY
finished the crop.-Kent (Ifd.) .NeWs.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

RE-OPENING.-We are requested to announce
that the Presbyterian Church. in this town.will
be re-dedicated on Sunday afternosn, the 2lst
instant. The services will be conducted by
distinguished ministers from abroad, and COL
lection taken on the occasion to aid in defraying
the expenses of repairing, which have amount
ed to over one thousand dollars. The Church,
now nearly finished, presents a very handsome
interior, and is not at all recognizable as the
house that was few weeks since. The entire
floor is to be carpeted, aud the seats handsomely
cushioned, as well as lined, both front aud back
which. together with the neat pulpit and beau
tiful paper decorating the walls, will give tc
the structure decidedly cheerful aud elegant
appearance. 1t is to be hoped that the attend
ance will be large and the contributions liberia
on the day above named, as the church has no
only been made much more comfortable and at
tractive, but is really an ornament to the town
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
SMRYNA PRICES CURRE Mt
CoRREcrkp WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the LEIPSIC STEAM
BOAT NAVIGATION COMPANY, are here
by requested to meet at LEIPSIC, on FRIDAY,
the 10Th day of June, instant, at ? O'Clock, p.
NJ, TO take into consideration the proprety OF
selling the debts due the said company, and OF
adopting such other measures as they may deem
necessary to close the atfllrs Of said corporati ton
Also, at the sune time, dividend of the funds
in hand will be struck, and general attendance
of the Stockholders is important, as the object
of the meeting is to entirely wind up the affairs
Of the company.
WILSON l.. CANNON, Pres't.
Leipsic, Del, June 10, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.--On Saturday night
last, an unsuccessful attempt was made 10 break k
into the house of Capt VIM. Denney, by cut
ting around the lock of side door. scamp,
it seems, bribed a servant girl to admit him in
the house on the previous evening, but, by some
one Of the family being aroused, his designs
were frustrated. II is supposed that the same
person (as yet unknown) made the daring at
tempt to force an entrance on Saturday night
1.-The girl failing to carry out the arrangement
as above. Families should see to having theil
doors we'll secured with bolts and locks, as II
this case, or their property win be an easy prey
to audaciOus burglars.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

"PLUG UGLIEs There is reason to believe,
the Washington Union says, that some of this
delectable crew were seriously, il not fatally,
wounded by the fire of the marines on Monday,
and that their friends took measures to conceal
the gratifying fact. On their passage in the
cars to Baltimore they expended the contents
of their revolvers, originally intended for the
persons of the citizens of Washington, upon the
cows and horses that we're grazing in the fields
along the road There must have been several
hundred shots 6res. esg .5.a
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
DTE E. D.,

Near Seaford, on the 10th of May, 1857,
John Wool Ross, son of Hon. VIM. IL. Ross, IN
the Bird year othIs age.
after Il painful illness of i've weeks. Mrs Eliza
beth Ilargls, wife OF Rev. James Hargis, and
daughter OF Frederick Conner, Esq, OF Accomac
county, Va,
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

o. During the past week, several runaways
have occurred in our town, without, however,
doing any very serious damage. We see much
carelessness on the part of drivers in leaving
their horses unhilched in the public thorough
fares, thereby increasing the probability OF
such occurrences.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
N9E q .

DEAD.-Jancs w. Day GltaS Dolly ay,who
has been SO notorious IN this community for the
last two or three years, " shook off this mortal
coil" after brief illness, on Thursday last.
strawberries are very abundant in our mar
ket, at ~ and II cts. per quart.