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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23
Is a Stage Coach Public Conveyance +:

We don't know as it js 1--WE used to think it
was. bat times have changed, A great number of
Southern gentlemen have recently come to Minne-
sofa, and as their money is better than the money
OF common people-people who work for a living,
and who possess somewhat darker complexion,
although hearts equally as white, why stage
coaches have become private and exclusive, and
stage proprietors have grown awfully select. And
then there is a class of Northern doughfaces who
are always ready to lick the feet of the South,
and in return get " clicked" We don't know
what motive induced the proprietor of the stage
limo between this city and St. Anthony, to exclude
q. light eolored dark gentleman from a seat in
one of his stages on Sunday, when the said col.
ored individual had paid his regular fare to St.
Anthony; but it strikes Us that to thrust color
ed man on to the top of stage when there were
several seats uuoccupied inside, smacks little too
much of authority not possessed by any stage
proprietor, no matter who ne may be. II stages
are not for the accommodation Of the public, we
should like to know it. The colored person in
question is highly gentlemauiy man, in no way
questionable, and entitled to seat in the stage
just as much as any one, but he was slowed away
on top, like trunk or any other baggage, and
then charged for the privilege of the insult. And
when Hon. Mr. Hayden demonstrated, be was told
not to exhibit his abolitonism in that neighbor..
hood, just as thoughhe was not in Free Minnesota,
surrounded with host of men to back him. One
or two more just such acts will make Mr.. Aliens
stage line popular institution. We shall see. :
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

GO A gentleman from Washington, "a resident
of this city), informs us that the present admin
istration is Southern all over. In every measure
which comes up for action, and in which the South
has an interest. invariably the South is the favor
cd party. This gentleman is q Democrat, and be
is Of opinion that if the Republican party work
their card shrewdly, they will be successful at
the next election. For one he is perfectly dis
gusted with the present administration. And who
is not
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

T Hay is very scarce and high in Minnesota
this Spring. In this city, the capital of a Terri.
tory crowded full of prolific prairies, it is selling
to-day at $40a$50 per ton. Scores of cattle have
died all along our frontier, Of starvation, there
not being enough to support the stock. This is
attributable in a great measure to the prairie
6res, which consumed such large quantity Of
hay last Fall. The want of this article is also
severely felt in the States below Us. The Louis-
vile Journal says: "We have rarely known .
season when the scarcity of feed has been so
great as at present. Hay was sold on Saturday
at $25 per ton from the wharf. In Missouri it is
still more serious. Some heavy shipments have
been made lately to st. LOUIS" sE
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

,.GYr The New York Tribune Of the Sd, says
that 6 large number of persons leave Massachu.
sstts for Minnesota territory this week some for
sightseeing, some for prospecting, and others
to settle, and others again to speculate in lands,
or look after lands already bought. Caleb Cush-
ing, who has large interests there, and Timothy
Davis, member of Congress, are among them"
1t adds that I" Henry Wilson is also going soon."
Can we not manage it so as to have them all pres
ent at the celebration on the l0th? sw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

z "a At every single Improvement in the size or
mechanical execution of the Minnesetian, we have
taken occasion to compliment that sheet on its
appearance, and in every single instance We have
received for our pains as ungrateful kick as
besr-e -eyed, ,broken-winded spite could administer.
So with our recent enlargement. wsdo not expect
the gangreensd soul Of an old fogy, whose whole
existence is hemmed in BY web of jealousy,
whose mouth always has an oath in it itching to
get out, and whose face 10 always tsSned towards
policy and poor whisky, 70 look through pair
OF leather spectaaies and get very clear idea of
justice or even decency, 90 We shall continue to
be grateful, if he viii continue to avoid saying
anything which could BY any possibility BE- con-
strued into a, s,compliment. OUR DEEDS shall
be the mouthpiece Of our intentions. And all
the jealous or ungentlenanly Aings of the Mime
sotian shall not deter rs from moving onward AZ
hitherto, having an eye single to the success Of
the Republican Party and regard to our own
self rsspect in treating him with silent contempt.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

eT Two companies Of o. s. Infantry rscsntly
stationed q Fort Smelling, were despatehsd to
Ridgelsy on Saturday. ~ s4ssa ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

O. Two little boys went to the Cave, on Fri
day morning, and on attempting to return across
the '' fats, !" they got mired and were unable to
get out. From this place they were extracted BY
a man passing in canoe, who brought them near
town and placed them opce more on terra frma.
From this point they again endeavored to gain
the road but in crossing another portion of the
marsh, they were again surrounded BY the rising
water from the river, and unable to escape. The
water continued rising around them, driving them
to seek refuge on stump, from which disagree
able position they were rescued BY Messrs. BAN
ming, Gould, and others, who, about or O'Clock,
attracted BY their cries for help, went to their
assistance in a boat. The little fellows, were
found much exhausted, and bsnumbed. Look
out Loys! When the Mississippi gets mutinous,
it don't stop to enquire whether you can swim. g
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

+ MnLrsEsY.-Mrs. s. Lyge invites the attention
Of the ladies to her stock of Millinery Goods
which she has just received from the East
aa Miss s. Wilson also asks our lady rea lers to
esal in and examine her stock, in the old stand
formerly occupied BY Fowler, Jeweler. Our mil.
liasry stores are assuming metropolitan appear
ance, and ladies from the East are astonished at
the fne display made in this line of business. 7.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

CoxysxTIoS OF CoLoRsD MEn.-The colored
msH Of Iows-who seem 70 have IN idea tha,
they are entitled to plsss in the seals Of hu-
nanity, despite the decision Of Judge Taney 4
Co.-meet in Convsntion st Muscstine, On the
ID day Of June, 70 sppoint some Of their number
to canvass the Stats, TO urge the striking out oI
the word sswhite'' from the new Constitution.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

DEAD I'VE regret to learn of the death of one
of the white women carried into captivity BY the
Indians. The news vas conveyed to " head quar-
ters' by an Indian woman, former wife of one of
those who cast her Of for the squaw with the pale
face. - af4o
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

a. Gen. B. F. Stringfellow, one Of the bor-
der fufians who squats bis sovereignty upon Kan
sas, by the grace of the Democratic administra-
ton, has removed from Weston to St. Joseph's
Mo. He claims no rssideacs in Kansas except
upon election days. easg
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

I We invite attention to the debate on the
Indian matters, which took place in the House
yesterday. Hon. Joseph R. Brown deserves the
thanks Of the settlers for the earnest manner in
which he has given this subject his attention.
Unlike the Advertiser, he thinks the affair of too
serious nature for either ridicule or sneers.
Messrs. Adams, Bassen, Payne, King, Msvey and
others, have also taken prominent part in the
efforts which have been made to raise means ID
protect the settlers. o.@ :
Mr.. Branch, with . very nice delicacy Of feel
ing. didn't wish to run the Territory in debt ovsi
an "imaginary skirmish !" 1t is strange to u,
that men of common sense and with the least par.
ticle of heart, win pause for moment in q
matter of 30 much importance particularly in
volving life and death. But some men can't SEE
beyond their pockets, and Mr.. Branch i probably
Of that class: sa' a'sse 'saa' 'i A.a@
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-23

- Twsnty-fss OF the very fnest horses We
hssssssn IN Minnesota, were brosght up last even-
ins q the War Ess1s. saos ssa-sas1 BIRD =
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22

EouxD GUILTY William Stewart has beef
convicted before the Circuit Court of Somer
set county Nd, of assault with intent TO XII
Isaac Anderson, and sentenced TO the penlten
tary for nine years.
A Free Slate Triumph IN KaaSdS.-Via st.
Louis we learn that Henry J. Adams, the Free
State candidate for Mayor, at LeavenwOrth,
Kansas, has been elected by $50 majority over
all.
er The Methodist Church was organized
10 Blltimoce. December %, 1884, and is now
of - years standing in America. It. has 12,-
467 church edifces, valued at $l4.626,674,
and accommodating 4,207, 1873 hearers.
Oer What's the reason" SAID an Irishman to
another, " that you and your wife are always
dsagrceing." Because" replied Pat, 1--WE
are both of one mind, she wants to be master
aud 30 do l."
Ors- An exchange says that bridal enve-
aopes," which are so extensively advertised for
sale, means, simply, night-gowns.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
DIE D,

On the 18th inst., in this town. Mrs. Eunity
almbdin, in the 63th year of her age.
Mrs. Lambdin was one of our oldest and
most respected citizens. having won, in her
long life, the esteem of all who knew her.
From her youth she was a devoted member OF
the NJ. E. Church. and in her death proved the
sincerity OF her profession
On Friday. 17th inst, of Scarlatina, John
Rewley, youngest son of Thomas aud Harriet
L CarrOw, aged years.
On the 18th inst, near Dulaney's Chapel,
Mrs. Elizabeth Culey, wife Of Robert Culey,
in the 25ih year of her age.
Near Middletown, Del, on the 9th inst Mrs
Elizabeth, wife of Benjaman Hanson, Esq, in
th.s 43d year of her age.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
N 4 r r f D,

On the 21st inst, by Rev. P. Mansfield. Mr.
Elisha Ford and Miss Susan Finder, both o.
New Castle CO.
On the I4th inst, by Rev J. B. Merritt, MIR.
WIN. w. Walker and Miss Sarah Webb, all Of
New Castle CO.
At Odessa, on the 31st of March, by the Rev.
George Loomis, William G. Lodge, Esq, OF
Claymont, TO Miss Emma a. Lore, Of Odessa,
Del.
In Ekton, on Thursday last, by Rev. H. F..
1lurS, Mr.. Marion Vansant, to Miss Annie E.
Nowland, both of Sassafras Neck.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. J. H. Anderson,
Mr. VIM. Thomas Johnson, to Miss Ann Chand-
Ter, both of Newark, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
HOver's LIQUID Hair Dive.

This HAIR DYE needs only trial 10 satisfy al oC ,v
that eminent Analytic Chemist Professor Boo,h "1
,ne o MINT. will only confirm what thousands have
LABORATORY FOR Practical CHEMISTRY.
81 Stephens Place,
Philadelphia, February 18th 1887 {
belng well acquainted with the substances com.
PIsg movers Liquid Hair Dye. am satisfied that nv
ni9~lng the simple directions given for lis nse 4,
VIII not lnnre the Hair Skim bat will g,ve no,,,
raj anu durable color 10 the hair
JAMES c. BOOTH Analytic Chemist
H0VER'S WRITING INRS, including Uoyers
Fluid and Hoyers ndelible Inks are too we'll kno,vn
ana Introduced TO require any additional testimony of
lher character The saies have been increasing since
their first Introduction, giving evidence that iba ar
ces Truly pos ess that intrinsic merit claimed az first
for them by the Manufacturer. ~ ''''
Orders addressed 10 the Manuiaeiory, No 4Ie Raoa
street. above Fourth (Old No. l44) PtiadeioLio. vii
receive prompt attention BY F' VIZ
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
apis. 3m
JOB PRINTING neatly executed al tins
Office. a.. +. .-1'. = :
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
To Preserve Health.

The old adage aptly says,'' An of pr. venon
- worth pOnnd Of cure" When we Consider how
4stLl a disease is consumption, and how comparative
3y easy il is To avoid II. than
I sl viii the truth of this old pr"verb.
There Is NJ more fruitful source of Consumption.
ehGn wet and cold eCt aud cold feet possibly
Scl;ur II the clrcul tOn is kept up. OF cold
IN them lndIsIeS that they not properly pro-
Ierled by clothing. There is nothing more dangerous
than 10 allow the feet 70 becGme cold and wet-healt
requires that they should always be kept warm and
dry.
You had hetter pay the Shoemaker for keeping your
he lIn am 10 pay tie Doctor Tor curing you after you
sc! SICK Look To your past experience, and you wI
lind that twO-thids oi all the colds you have taken
came from wet feet.
rhc Indians understand this. and in their wigwams
they always lie do with ,neIr eet 10 the lire
When they are travelling IN cold weather. ard are
compelled To camp The open air. they dig hole
eu the earth, the centre OF whirh they bui ID lire.
en1 Thea lie down a CIRCLE, each leIIng his legs
Aaag IA Ia hole. Experience has Taught them this.
in nv own person. ex erIe- ce has taught me The
almIaIe sympathy exIsimg between the circulation
1he lungs. For years cUid and wet feet and feeling
al ichllIaess IN the limbs. have almost nvar'aDs been
40iOwrd by bronchial rrtaIIOns IN lew hours Of such
exposure.
OG the two sexes how much more necessity there
ID Tor the aGies protect their feet than the gentle
man. They. of the two generally the weakest;
Snd yet LOOK at the kind Hoes lhe sexes wear.
Ia1e the stDuIesI mLu his city, and compel him To
~ear The kni OF shoes that OF ihe lad :es
wear al this OF the yea- and my word for it, the
edIgger won Id nave h1 spotted rs hIs man, al
aS mIstiIc about ii.
When man buy pair of good shoes for only
81. and buy good gum shoes kr only 81 per pair
aud irOn that 10 40 CENTS good article, that will keep
ats ieet bOh warm aud dry say 10 a under
alese circumstances who goes with wet feet there
Il screw loose somewhere.
Aud what excuse eau lady have on going 10 mar
kst or elsewhere, with wet feet. this SNOWY, sOp-
jay weather. when we sell nice pair of adys
gum shoes Tor only 50 cents aud the best gum sh
ihe market iOT only 10 cents pair Any old cast oil
tp vii md vet IN foRl
Will be warm aud dry. whereas, upon going out a
wet, slushy day, 10 wear neE morocco slDe, your
neet Is sure % become wet Also bear in mind that
we sell misses and chilJrens gum shoes for only 50
.ces per pair. La les best quality Boots for only
Sl.l24 per paIr, all at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe
;Sicae No 10 West SecOud street, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
Auctioneering,

THE undersigned, being in the neighborhood
Of Smyrna, and intending TO remain 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 entire salts
faction. His services may be had by addressing
him through the Smyrna Post Office.
'..isag d. I. RICHARDS, Auctioneer
Feb. ii, '57. .g(r,-,.,
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
Steamboat balloon.

nN and after Monday, March 3D. the
LsIl119RO Steamboat Balloon will leave SnVrna
sss@-asz1 Steamboat Landing (Long Poinp, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning. at o'clock,
A. M.
dephia, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
mornings at O'clock; touching at Deakyne's Land
ing Port Penn, Delaware City and New Castle, going
mar4n VIM. S. BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
BOOK BINDING.
John u. Alien 81 Co,

Nos. and Chestnut St. (>ouIh side, below Water }
PHILADELPHIA.
(The Oldest WoodWare House in the Ciy)
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers in
4fI Patent Machine made BItOOAlS Patent G irooy.
ed CEDAR.WARE, warranted not TO shrink, Wood
aud WIilow-wnre, Cords, Brushes &c of all descrlp
lions. Please call and examine our stock
tc2j-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
8 Gents Reward,

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on Satur.
day, the l4th inst, an indentured apprentice
BOY, about Is years old, named Thos. Davis.
All persons are forbid harboring or trusting said
Boy ON my account, as will not be responsible
for any of his doings.
ap l5-lt GEO. w. DEXTER.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
For Sale.

A Smart. Active NEGRO BOY, ~ years of age, and
having to serve until he is 81 years of age The boy
has been living Farm is we'll disposed, quick
apt and would suit i'll any capacity. The
of the owner for parting with him is that he does moi
need him any longer Apply at the "Times Office
Tor iniOrmatlon Smyrna, ap LIST.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
Cedar Lu.u:aber and Rails.

JNllE subscriber has ON hand lot Of superior CEDAR
SIDING and SAWED RAILS, and is prepare TO
furnish Cedar Rails and Lumber, at market rates.
BENZ. F. LEE,
ml03ml Port Elizabeth, Cumberland Co.. N J.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
,BOgEN YHGEg<Eg.

HlsOhIc IelnpTe, Chosnut s., above SeveutL
PHILADELPHIA,
-~--rz, EEPS G Instantly oI hand tie largest
IN assortment of PIANO FORrES in
j 4 i uihe city, made Iy Roardman Cir,v a Co.
-, Jacoh thH Hkerinc. Sicnwav " So1s. A
W. Laid CO. Wm. Miller, f. T.. Rurlls Bennei d
No'' ana j.. Marsh Also, eXtcn i've stock of Pre-
nlum MeodeOns made by c. w. FISK A. Cn yar,,,,-
M price from Sij To 81 15 'e
a. AZ kimIs oi Musical Merchandise for sale CHEAP
- SHELL MI SiC r"ccINe ed dUIy from all the nub.
Sl'Is III me county, forming. wnh our own exen-
1--we catalogue, one OF the largest stocks IN the Union
may1ly
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
Mems and Boys Clothing!

Mems and Boys Clothing!
Everybody should embrace this orror,un,,v =, b,,,
CLOTHING Tor Men and Boys. nj
George Culm's Cheap cS,m@g S1 Establish.
s. f. corner MARKET and SEQ ONDsts
LADELPHIA,
cnoIaciag choice OF the hest, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Coats hi ,lnIL l.,
ilnrn drilling do Iweeds, etc. ETC. with variety nt
BOlS' CLOIHING, consisting of Sack Coan PIN
'ackeiS Monkey Jackets Vests and Round JacEeIs
iIYmere, Doeskin &c P"Na' NeI'
FURNISHING GooDs-Consi>ing of Shirts, S,oeIs
''andkerchles' ETC., all of which are oiere'I =, Tho
LOWEST possible cash prices and as cheon so n o,b"r
Clothing Store in the Union f ia ""S "'"'F
PARENTS who desire Boys Clothing, are earnest.yn
very low rates. GEORGE CiIfIW "N' :"
apl6-ly s. F. corner of Markni md Sao.,,l .,.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
DRUG, PAINT q GLASS
Wholesale Warehouse,
Corner of Tenth and Market Streets.
Office IN Second Story


PHIL A ID L. l. PHTA.
M invite attention 10 enlarged stock Of Drugs
w Paints, Oh ). Narnshes eIc selected eEprcss.
y for our slles, and comprising one of the finest as
sOrments IN The United SaIes which we utlrr M low
prices, for cash or approx ed credit.
WE MANUFACTURE very extensively
Premium Pure White Lead, (beslG
kenslngtOn Pure White Lead;
Pearl Snow White Lead
Fltlle Montague French Zinc. (bcsO;
Pure Snow White American Zane;
Phadel phIa Snow White Znc;
SIlver's Plastic Fire and " Gather proof Pa mis-:
Chrome Greens, lellONs, and cOlOrs gene rally,
AGENTS FOR:
Pnrt"rs superior Alkaline Window Glass;
Genuine French Plate Glass. (NarranIed);
] he New Jersey Z.Ac Cunlanys products:
TIlden AMI Nephew's n. Y Varllshes,
ErOoklyn Premi an Pure White Lead:
llampden Permanent Greens;
Pure Ohio CataWba Brandy, &c, &c
IMPORTERS OF:
French and English Plate Glass;
French aud English Cymler Glass;
COlOred and Engraved Window Glass;
DaguerreOtype Glass
Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky Lights,
Drugs. Chemicals Perinmery, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists Articles generally;
Painters Tools OF all descriptions;
Hydraulic and Roman Cement;
Cacinel and Land Plaster;
Paper Makers Clay. Satin White, &C. &c
FRENCH, RICHARDS a. CO
Store. N. w. cor. OF 'renth and Market streets;
Factory Junction York Avenue Crown and CalIowhiIl
SIS, Philadelphia. apS-3m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
s.rrana ]. PALMER & Co

MARKET STREET WHARF, Philadelphia, Deal
y = IN Fish and Provisions, have constantly on hanI
an assorlment of Mackerel, Shad, Herrings Goldfish
b, eff, Pork, LarI, Shoulders, Hams, Sides, Cheese
Rice, &C. marlS-3m 4
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
PalethOrp's Arue Miyture

uIO'IIOI . ASUe NIlXture.
Inc proprietor of the iniallbe and celebra-
leo remedy iyr Feper and Ague, known az
PaLethOrP's Ague Medicine Womb mos. a. a'
sPecttully say to the public, thai M the soGo
tation of many persons, and feeling conGSmr. So
that all will be required to bring il into renor'
al use, is fair trial of its virtue. TboSsa~do
IN the West and South have been permanently
cured by using Palethorp's Ague Medicine:
Tor the proof of which, we respectfully refer YOU
to the letters from different parts oftile country,
from dealers and others, who have tested lis
value as remedy for the Fever and Ague,
For sale only at the Drug Store of
ta-t. JAMES P. HOFFECKER.
dlo1on. .l Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
EOAR DFNG.

'INlIE subscriber having fuIed up that large and
l. convenient BOARDING HOUSE, No. b ARCH
Street. upper side below Second. PHILADELPHIA
- prepared To accommodate Permanent and Transient
Barriers on reasonable terms. The public are inv.
ted To give him a call, with the assurance that no
pans will he spared 10 them comiorIa Bile with
Boarding. Lodging and every convenience. possible
mar25-3In JOSEPH COOK.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22

67-Leave New Castle for Phia. at GAO a. m.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle at 2. .05 p. m.
0TA A Freight Train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Seaford at 4.I0 p. M, to
connect with train from Dover for Philadelphia,
at 40 p. m.
Also, Freight Train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Dover for Seaford at $50,
connecting with the AIS p. m. train from Phila-
delphia.
ea. ID. A. SANBORN,
jl6-E Superintendent Del. Railroad
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE wv. CUWWENS

GEONGE w. CUMMHNS,
OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
g Bank of Smyrna
hEALS in all kinds OF Grain and Seeds,
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&c, &c.
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Phlladel phia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March u, l957-lY.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
StOre-EzOuse and Dwelling
FOR SAL.

,tfEs13 CINl1E subscriber will sell at private sale the
,EE.iiI l. large three story Brick S'rORE-IIOI Sc,
MMiii| now occupied by Stevenson y Smith on the
A4~ Corner of North and High streets. in the gUwm
Of DOver-stuattd in the most fourishing part of
said town. and in view of the Railroad Depot. Aso
the DWELLING adjoining, occupied by himself
The above property is and in good order, am!
will readily rent 10 pay from to 10 per cent on the
price asked for It, Ii will be sold Sc pcrate or together
For further PARTICULARS inquire of
}. A. STEVENSON,
March l. 51.2m Dover, Del. =
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
SMYRNA PRICES CURRE Mt
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TIMES.
Fashionable MILLINERY.

MRS. BANNISTER, No 1856 South Second
street, above Pine, Philadelphia,
Has opened splendid Of Spring Millinery,
'aad will be receiving during Lie present and summer
season the most fashionable styles of Ladies and
Misses BONNETS and HATS. Mourning Bonnets
constantly on hand 91 Bleaching and pressing done
an Iae best manner. ap22-2m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
FOR SALE.

A FlRST-RATE, young HORSE. suitable for a
"A Family Carriage or Draft also, light Open
CAltRA AGE, in good order Sold onIy for want of use
Also. first rate MORTIClNG MACHINE, Of GOuld's
patent. Appy TO
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
S,nVrno Dal rsorOI
Smyrna times., 1857-04-22
III i d d town ademy,

|
March 26th, 1857.
The undersigned, members of the commit
tee appointed to examine the Students at the
Seml-Annual Examination held at the Academy
thIs day. beg leave respectfully to report thai
we have carefully discharged that duty, and
that we are exceedingly gratifed at the cor
rec'ness. thoroughness and promptitude which
characterized the exercises of the pupils.
The course o. instruction, method Of teoch.
ing, and general government of the Academy.
as adopted and pursued by the excellent prIn.
cIpal, ellclts our highest commendalon, and we
cordially unite in recommending most heartily
this mertorious Institution to the deserved con.
hdence aud liberal patronage Of the public.
Signed by
Rec. 1hO f. BWop, Joseph w. Hnnson,
r. f. Chatham, VI D., Robert A. Cochran,
Tho. Murphey.