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Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

LEG BAIL-On Monday afternoon, a man
named Peter McElheen came to this town. in
quest OF work, and representing himself as a
shosmaker. he was directed to MIR. Cosden's
establishment, whittier he went, but had been
there only short time before he slipped pair
OF PIncers belonging to Anthony Kiss, one of
the hands; whereupon, Kiss had him arraigned
before Esquire FAIRIES. While the Squire was
writing commitment, McElheen, being "small
IN STATURE" slipped out in the midst of squad
OF bOys,-who were leaving the house accord.
ang to the orders of the magistrate,-and, before
observed, had got considerable distance I'D
the street, and when last seen he was still run.
nlng-against time.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

BURGLARIoUs.-The house of John Cloak, ESQ.
residing near this town, was entered Monday
night last, by some one doubtless in search Of
piunder. The burglar ascended the portico by
means Of ladder, cut one of the Stats in the
"lndow.shutter, pushed back the bolt, and thus
effected an entrance into the building, but fail.
ed In his effort to robin all probability, on
account of the family being aroused by the
noise. Mr.. Cloak can miss nothing: and .s
The burglar made his escape through the lower
part OF the house, leaving all the doors open,
'here is no doubt he made a precipitate flight
10 avoid detection. Mr. C. offers reward of
one hundred dollars for the apprehension of his
visitor.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

EQUALITY to All !-Uniformity of Prices =
Salesman '0 MS o"ii
JONES d. CO, Of the Crescent One Price C,lo,b-
ing Store" No. 200 Market street. oboyo SiU,ii
rHiLADELPHlA, in addition to he wing the largest
most 1 yafled and fashionable stock of CLOTHINS; in
ia, made expressly for retail Sales have
constituted every one his own salesman kv bavinG
marked IN fgWes, on each article, the vefv lowest
pTce 1t can be sold for, they cannot possby varv
all must buy alike f'''y WY
Inc goods are all well sponged and prepared ord
great pains taken with the making so thai ali can bn
WIN !he iu assurance of getting good article at The
No. 200. ""oEe Si1th
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Harmony of Science and Revelation on
the History of the Creation

Rev. w. II. Brisbane, as announced in ou
last issue, read lecture on the above subiec
: In the M. E. church, on Sunday afternoon. re
plete with valuable information. both Riblea
and Scientific. The Science ofGeology, which
! lnhdels had brought forward to DESTROY the
= authenticity of the Bible, was welded BY the
Lecturer as the strongest evidence in establish.
ing its divine character.
He argued from the character of tbi, PENN.
sula' Niagara Falls, and other physical phe-
nomena, the extreme antiquity of the earth.-
he showed that the Bible does not give the age
OF Tue GLOBE but simply the chronology of mans
history The points on which Geology and
Geness were supposed to disagree. were sta.
'eu' and apparent disagreements reconcled.
humoer OF points on which there was a remark.
aole harmony between them were exhibited
lie then proceeded to show that the KNOWLEDGE
OF the process of creation must have been given
10 Moses by vision, and referred to m inc;-
ue"' In his lite which seemed to Indicate the
Time and place of vision, n,-Exodus xiv. II. 16
Illustrations of this mode of revelation wero
given from the Scriptures. IF sucb vos tho
manner In which the process of creation was
made known to Moses, then the days of Gene.
SIS may nave been understood by him as literal
days; and the revelation made TO him on the
mount In the instance referred to. occusied civ
ilterai days, ending on the seventh but these
SIX days were slmbollcal of six epochs of crea-
'io"'"hlch the speaker said may have embraced
thousands OF thousands of ages, there being no
la'a TO hx anything like a chronology of the
Ilobe. The lecturer conceded that. the idoo !
mat In SIX days God made the heavens and tho
'arth may have prevailed long before Moses - h
'Ven from the beginning of mans history; tba q
'Xistehce OF the Sabbath seemed TO prove that. a
out lie claimed that the facts and process of o
reatlon were revealed to Moses He shoved ;;
low TINS theory accounted for the differenc, IN -
ne Style OF the first and second chapters of h;
'ehesis' "a subject which has puzzled the most r.
cute commentators,) without the aid of sun. r.,
oslng the existence of different docuuen,s .;
ON which the book was compiled by Moses - ,s
he most plausible objections to this tboorv -
ere stated and answered by the lecturer. The "
lO''cai order OF creation, beginning with the .s
mPieSt form OF matter and passing up through mr.
nereht and advanced types to man, was fully 30
stained by the facts of science. He tbon -
Oh OK up The several verses which describe the CO.
hereht ages OF creation, and showed tbe;r no
Hect agreement with Geology and the laws
Fern'ng material combinations and organized
dies. to
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Eagle PInxxs

Reed Sts', s0rPSj PSi,.asiSPit!h Of South Front and
Nos 40 4I LsS sSSi H. T. >, s, Right Hand, and
Pows. Nc Nos i,' i' p nsnd a. Eagle, Selfsharpening
Nos. o. 1, Il, q 8, HIi Side s'e Nm N1%PTOvsd'o
KlSdglng. No. 5, Right Hand. and No
soil Plows. ""U '0' " l. q Sub
y Aiso' Ox Scrapers, Field and Garden Rsns..
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All oswh;nr'
are tor sale at their Works, at CuRr1s a. "n'.h
corner OF Market and Decatur sta ., .s1 =, y. =
dIfferent Agricultural and Hardware S,o y. ~ 'he
,;a1up UI apP.icat'0n' we will send descrptioU oF a.,
ID we ",e. aisS manufacture Hollow ware. Enomo,,
p % "sv, sarro QUO lrons' Wagon Boxes, &c. &c
marls-ly. JOHN sAHERY.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

: W The prospect of hard times for the
J, SO".ng winter has largely increased the num
. Uei VI passengers going TO England Every
onlP ior Liverpool how has all the passengers
que can carry, and multtudes applying for ep-
Po''unltles to work their passage, who have not
; money to pay for it.
Lne NUMBER OF persons enlisting in the army
70 aiSo increasing. The rule is to take only
u"hia'riea 0 men-they are enlisted to serve five
Guiding board, clothing and medical attendance.
DiscREDITED BANKs.-Since the financial
pressure commenced the notes Of no less than
nlnety-three banks in the United States have
been dlscredited. The "rags" of these con-
Germs are at discount of from rs to 10 Der
cent, ana those of several of them are entirely
unsaleablc, '''
" We learn that petition. numerouslv
signed. has been sent to Washington. for n new
post-of1ce at Hollandsvlle, Kent county. Della.
ware
" The farm of Thomas M. PENNINGTON tho
former residence of the late CboncnIler r. R;Jn
ley, In Kent county, containing 3I7 acres with
large and excellent buildings. was sold nm tho
oth instant, at public sale, at FoxwelPs Hotp,
smyrna, to Mr.. Janvier, of New Castle CO,
for $4,000. "'''' oo''
VF Several of the manufacturing est,bl;sh
mehts 10 Newark and vicinity, it is said. DESIGN
recommending operations this week, and will
employ large portion of their old hands Per.
maps some may consider this an ENCOURAGING
sign. s'"e
G-It is estimated, on tolerably reliable
uata' that upwards of eleven thousand Iaborers
nave been thrown out of employment in New
! % ork and vicinity within few days, from the
ELECTS OF the "crisis'' I
OI- A race of one mile for 800 was run m I
Monday at Hare's Corner, between Mr. De-
laVens horse and Mr.. Jeferi's mare. The y
lorse had 100 yards start, and came out d
ards sahead.-Gazeue. n
CoNsIsTENT.--to hear a notorious. law wbis. -
y Grlnker, railing about female extrayagance 4
the matter of dress. L
" The Press estimates Packers majority
yer WlImot at 10000, and over Wilmot and
lazlehurst combined at $4,000.
" Col. Nicholas Goldsborough. promi- =
eek. ' O'ou 'a''
CATTLE SHow.-The tenth annual exhibition
.t Lhe Maryland State Agricultural Society
III be held at the Society's grounds, BaIti. alb
ore on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and ste
riuay' 2Oth, 2lst, 22nd and 23rd of this month.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

A0cIDEsr.-oa Monday afternoon Isss, a
htiIe GIRL daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Richardson,
OF this town, whilst returning from the coun-
uy, tell froma wagon and was run over by one
OF the wheels, which fractured the neck of the
srmbone. DR.. Collins reduced the fractnre
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A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS
EUeru Nan his O,oo .SoJoe.

No 4O4 Market street, Sd door above IIb street pill
delpha. would solicit call from those in wan, oC
CLolIiING, before purchasing elsowhere-as ali
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
must buy alike. All goods used in this Store ate
spohged before making up, and all articles sold will
De guaranteed to be cut and ma, in the best mannn
Remember
,s. 404 Market street,
$3.50. 81 1y
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$IOO Reward.

my Dwelling having been burglariouslv en-.
tered on the night of the 10th instant. bv some
person unknown to mo, hereby offer a rewa I'd
OF One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
and conviction of the scoundrel Any nforma'
iion that may lead to his arrest, will be literally
rewarded. IOtIN CI m,".eWIai'y
Near smyrna, Oct. 81, I657.-4t
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
$50 REWARA.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber. on th, morn,Do
OF The l2lh instant, NEGRO BOY & f"et a =" :
inches no Ggs black and stout Supposed 70 have on
Pa' oLoo1s pants, slightly red and checkered
s' sI irock coat, twilled and bound or a
iIied ksrsey coat, drab; white shirt straw hat and
Pd sRSes mol lie Is fne smart looking negro. aamed
n. h;s noLiDAf' and bound boy l. years old
nus apprehension and lodgment in jail or return
to me- (i not already takenl will give Fiy Dollars
Address WV NJ nav
Oct 81, ,57-tf Greanshoro, GDI1:I ~ u a.,
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements
WARDS HALL,
Thursday Ey,g. Oct. 00A AZ.

MR.. KEMMERER, assisted by his LARGE
ELASS SS11InS OF eO PUPILS, will give MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT, consisting of seIec,;on
OF Miscellaneous Music, Solos and Ballads S~
members OF the Glass and Mr.. K. Tickets I9i
cts; Children 10 cts. Doors open at 6, Concert
commence at o'clock. OO"'ei'
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

SERIOUS SPoRT.-On Sunday afternoon last,
a"o negro men in Whappen," to while away
'ne 'ea'"m OF the day, commenced game OF
Orick-battlng each other, TO see which could
todge the best. They had not played long, be-
tore one of them, Edward Dolly, lodged in, in
It ad OF out of the way,-the bat thrown BY
hIs competitor, Augustine Crisden, striking
aim Just behind the ear with such force as to
fracture his skull. DR.. Collins was called in
and dressed the wound, which for time
threatened his lite. Crsden was placed in the
lookup until Monday, when he was sent 10
Dover Jail to await the result. Dolly has i'm.
Proved and the expectation now is that he will
recover. a lesson for those engaging in dan
gerous sport.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
The Kent County Agricultural Fair.

We publish on our first page the doings a
the Exhibition, and list of the articles on ex.
hlbtlon. From all quarters we hear it COM
mended; and had it not been for the rain Of
Thursday, the exhibition would have been
much more largely attended, and the profits Of
the society greatly increased.
The receipts of the Exhibition amounted 10
S42 70. The expenses incurred for lumber.
nay, work, rent and attendance, amount to
more than 5000 90. This leaves only SI42
10 pay the premiums awarded, which reach
some S2oO eO. The Reporter suggests to all
the members, to whom premiums " ere awarded
IN money that they generously release their.
claims for the benefit of the Society. com.
mlttce has been appointed 10 procure a lot some
aour OF hve times as large as the one lately oc-
cupled, and if the negotiations succeed, the
future Exhibitions of the Society will be upon
large and grander scale.
DR.. Emerson delivered very practical nd. |
dress in the Court House on Thursday mornino
dn regard to the best kind of fertilizers for the |
soil OF this county. His address was ordered
to be printed.
AAoy ySot LfQ'S OueIeu RESOLUTIONS pro-
Vldlng for the appointment of committee TO
memorlalIze Congress to procure an a appropria
ton OF land to establish and sustain an Apri.
cultural School in each State of the Union. and
made an interesting speech in their SUPPORT
lie was followed by Hon. Charles Brown. who
approved of the object of the mover, but con. $
tended that such appropriation would be uncop- d
stltutional. The resolutions were further dis. $
'cussed by Mr.. Hayes, Major Jones, DR.. Ridgelv L
and G. w. S. Nicholson. Pending which. the d
further consideration of the subject, was. on o
motor of Mr. J. NJ. Hill postponed to the next o
annual meeting. h
The list of premiums have not yet been pub
l;shed.
The following articles from SMYRNA. are no,
reported on our first page: A beautiful lace Ae
Collar, by Miss Fanaie G. Culbreth; handsome 10 Z.
specimen of Grecian Embroidery, and leather Is
work basket, by Miss E. A. Hendrix: book. 'e
;a'e and secretary, by James Mcdowell: ~
h"nk'hcad pigeons, Spanish Bantam. and Pu
upcrlor corn basket, by James B. Walls. WI
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% Mrs. 4. WI. Bannis1e,.-

~ No 342 South SECOND street sSovo
u,s NOM flhe' Philadelphia,
mas a. now ready for sale, splendid assor,ron.
or 81 rashlonaole MILLINERY, to which she ;n
H' viii b. .ne te attention of the Ladies. The stocE
Wn W5i &c FOUND at all times (thrOugh the Fall and
ran nn'er seaspnS we'll assorted; Combining eIs. %
umoe ooe, o. stye' best quality Of materials az N.
~. .Sses ana ChIdren's Bonnets and Hats in
ino seIe variety. large assortment of Mourn.
E. M. BANNISTER.
S42 South Second st., five doors abovo Dr.
~ oeoO. Lnl PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

gHE " TIMES" is published Every Wednesday. b,
RoBr. D. HoFFEcxER, Editor and Proprietor, at Mt
fe%Peruace hall, Smyrna, Del.
TEkMS-SUBscRIPTION.-O gear, ,'$1 so IN oduance
or $500 if not paid till end Of the gear No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-ORly at the
option Of the Publisher.
ADvERTsING-FOr every square Of IL lines, less first
insertion so cts each subsequent insertion 25 cts-
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

li0Nr MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for Septem-
oeroPens with an elaborate article on the effects
OF mixed currency, intended to show that il is
iuc'ua'lng IN quantity and in quality; deran-
ges the industry of the country, PRODUCING De.
rlodlcaI reVulsions of trade, and numerous fail
ures' retardS the growth of manufactures and
mas constant tendency to send specie ont of
Tue country. The writer thinks that the gono.
RAJ opinion that there is not enough gold and
silver IN the world to furnish sufficient cnrroDcv
Is a popular fa'lacy. For remedy he proposes
10 prohibit all bills under the value Of S5
"ne" the void thus created is filled by specie,
as ne has no doubt it would be, he would ,bon
prohibit all bills under $40. and finally all bills
not absolutely based upon an equal amount Of
sPee's In the banks, so as to bring back the
country to sound currency, and unfluctuatino
paper circulation.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
Steamboat EsaIToon

ro'I.MF - All Arrangement.
- Steamboat Balloon viii leave ISM Smv.ns .s
Every MoSDAY 5a%oo'5 EL1pRd9g or PTadePShlnan dSlnn
Morning, Returning the Alternate na,.d ana FRIDAY
HeaNyHes Hea Landing Port Penn Delaware Ci, a.
NSM S,aSer Iasle' re gong and returning lily and
with rhe % Boat D"ySF az Lese and Smyrna connect
rG ffElGH at the usual low roics Ls'ung' Long
- WIN. S. BALL Con,o;
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WHITE TEETH, Perflmed Breath and Rom,

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Reon.
tliul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOVERS" WI,
lady or gentleman would remain under The curse of y
@ breath, when by using the Balm of
render 1t sweet, but leave the teeth as white MS aia
pasler Many persons do not knew their breath ;s
Dau ana me subject is so delicate their friends viii
never mention it. Beware of counterIe,s R Wi, viii
me bottle Is signed, FETRIDGE & co. N V "'o
For sale by all Druggists w. ~ l.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
LANDRETH'S
: agricultural Warebouso

- 'o'' n and 70 South Sixth street
- A. Near the State Honse pt;taS'
fe o1.s oi TINS spacious building o,a,n ilausphIn
IIl lle Iropretors trade are stored ;b express
9i interest 10 Farmers and seeds and
StTty Years Esta6Ltshed
The subscribers desire to call fbe ,,,o",
J % interested IN Farming and Gardening ~ ~ eVeLy
AAgrcutural Implements and ATacb;no
G[eat W variety of Horticultural Tools
warranted Garden and Flower SecJs,.
Grass and Field Seeds of the m"a, ~eeus ST..
quality; HnoSt reliable
D,on'l nc AgrIcGltIral Implements sold bv No ,
W,G', aufeu ecu d our Steam Works Bristol p "os''y
il"NIhe htted up this establishment .,I,t.
% ir ionse' win Ihe most Complete macb;no, resaIu
,anudclure OF various kinds of AgricnI'.y' iOr the
Ills In; T 1ie now prepared to supply ali
Hinu ever before offered to the public '''"E OIL se
LANDkEIH'S ~ warranted GARDEN SFrnc
M nlase neeh before the public for upvo,Ls ar -!
ears; thelr wide spread pOpu ary and he SHY
vdonou uemahd from year 10 year Is Ihs IN,
az VI tneir superiority over all others Oe''
!, w y 1oun'ry Merchants can be supplied with s,-
:" bapers or oulk' on the most liberal Terms eeus
J|'suale' near Bristol, Pa, our Ca,den g.,
sluuius' contains three hundred md soro", oeeu
world. n - 1Tn,oihe w oi ihe kin in the
od NOS II and % South Sixth ST reef P6;IaInH.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

NE" DocToR-HOmeopathic.-By references
70 MS card IN our advertising columns. it will
De seen that DIR. Julius Auerbach has taken an
ONCE IN our town for the purpose of prac,icino
tne Homeopathic system of medicine. He &c
from Germany, and informs us that he pradr.
ated IN the medical schools of Paris and Rorlin
lie mas been Practcng 10 years, 8 in Europe
and ? in this country.
DALE OF CHURcH.-The old NJ. E. Church
10 Camden together with stoves, benches and
other fixtures, will be sold at public. sale on
Saturday next.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
Death.

Two OF our leading and most estimate cit.
zehS have this week been summoned from ,imo
10 eternity. The first of them, MARION Gprrv
1S'l'' Oreathed his last on Sunday mornino. a fter
several weeks of great saf1eripy with Dn1,no
nary consumption. Being necessarily mpcb in
pubic life, from the offices he held. be wos
wloely known; and, by his faithful DISCHARGE
OF dutles' commanded, in an eminent decree.
'he confidence and esteem of the entire com.
munl'y. On Tuesday his remains were follow
Gu 10 Bethel NJ E. Church by large concourse
OF friends. By the death of Mr.. G. the ofica.
of Postmaster, Justice of the Peace and Notarv
fubllc, have been made vacant.
DIR. RICHARD s. CuLBRErH. on Tuosd,v
morning. was very suddenly smitten down by
the hand of death. Nearly year since be
was pTostrated by paralysis from which. after
several months, he partially recovered. but not
sumciehtly TO resume the practice of medicine
by ms urbanlty of manners he had woD Tho
respect OF everyone, and at the time Of his first
lllness' possessed very extensive prac,ic.
NO man could have had fewer enemies uo
was IN his usual health on Tuesday until
clocK' when ne was taken very sick and died
snor''y ater H. from an attack of apoplexv -
Ihe remains of DIR. c. will be Inferred ,t tho
rreSoy'erian burial ground Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

cases. 40 caFat
Gold Lepine, Is carat S26 90
Silver Lepine, fuIl.Iewelled "a 90
Silver Lemne, IL 90
Superior Quarters 90
Gold Speclacles 100
Fine Silver Speciacles 90
Geld Bracelets, so
Ladies' Gold Pencils. 3 90
Silver Tea Spoons, sett 90
GE!d Gd,p fe3s, with pencil and silver holder 90
plain ig E%s m cents $50 Watch Glasses
sold for Srr iSIIteG IIt 70 be what they are
LepDes stiI GpnG, some Gold and Silver Levers and
r.OD' 9''-- 'O"er lnah The above prices (oc9I.Iv
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

LADIES REPosITORY.-Wea are in the receipt
OF this valuable monthly; and, for literary ex-
cellence' unhesitating!y pronounce it the best
we nave seen of the numerous periodicals issued
TOT Iady-reading. 1t is double-columned, octa-
Vo' printed on good paper, with a clear and
beautiful impression. The October number
now before US, has twenty-six articles from the
best writer's in the Union, besides the London
correspondence, Literary Notices, Scientific
and Religious Items, Notes and Queries, Edi-
tors Table, &c, which are, from the ability of
tne Editor rendered more than usually inter-
estIng. 1t is embellished with two attractive
steel engravings-Dreams of Youth, idealizinp
castles IN the air; and The Capture of the
daughters of Boone and Galloway by the In.
llans' We advise our ladies to give it trial.
'nd we are sure they will find it all we have
recommended. D. w. Clark, d. d., Editor
(incinnati' Ohio. Terms $500 per annum.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

VI Inc notice sent us by T. G. NJ, for last
weeks paper was not received until after the
issue.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

0T We are indebted to Mr.. Adam Dadv g.,
a large Dwarf Pear (misnomer at least in re-.
gard to the fruiD which weighed exactly three
quarters OF pound. Mr.. d. has several kinds
~n'eh nave ripened at different periods since
July. The pear just referred to was of the
Dui,eu del variety, and with care may be
Kept through the early part of winter
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

IN Ar MEETING OF THE PHYSICIANS of the
Town o. Smyrna, held this (IVednesdav W morn,
lng' at O'clock, at the office of DR. " Cvn"
ml"s' DIR. John ID. Perkins was called 70 ,ho
cnalr' and Dr. Z. d. Daley appointed secretarv
On motion, Drs. WIN. Cummins. F. n DaiI3y,,
and X. s. w. HIrons, were appointed = Dc"ey con:
ihittee to draft Resolutions expressive of ,ho
sense OF the faculty, relative to the death of of
Their late fellow practitioner. DIR, R 3 CO. "
BKErH The committee reported the foIowing
preamble and resolutions, which were unan;s
meusly adopted: "''0 u"a"'"
WHEREAS. Almighty God, in the exercis. Of
an AIi"iSe Providence, has removed from onr
MIDST J, Us our late friend and colleague, RIcr.pn
D. CULBRErH, N. d.; therefore,
l. RESOLVED, That we receive the annouDco.
sorrow. Vi Prolouhd
=: ResolUed, That we deeplv svmD.,h;.o
wHn the family and friends of The deceased IL
their bereavement. e"'eu III
body. e"u niS iuneraliln
a. ResOlued, That copy of these resolu,;o,,
signed oy the officers of the meeting. he sent -
.he family Of the deceased and published t ;n th 20
" Smyrna Times" r""'''"eu III the
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. DR.. Chester, of Phila
delPhla. preached in the Presbyterian Church
IN thls town, on Sunday afternoon last; also
on Saturday afternoon, as preparatory to the
administration of the Lords Supper the follow.
ing day. He is spoken of as very fine
preacher.
Rev. Messrs. Thomas snd Talbot are hold.
ing protracted meetings on the Circuit, at
Bethel and Union Chapas. A series of meet.
ings have been held at the school house in Ap-
Poquinlmlnk hundred, three or four miles from
smyrna at which ten or twelve persons Pre-.
ieSSed conversion. We learn that between
sixty and seventy probationers have been taken
into the church at the various appointments,
uurlng the present Conference year.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
E. d. DALEY, Sec'y. Y"

CONcERT.-Mr Kemmerer, assisted BY hi,
puPNS'-eighty IN number, ranging between
'ne ages Of and IL years of age,-wiIl give
q concert at Wards Hall, tomorrow ('rbn,s.
day. evening. Mr.. Kemmerer has been riv;na
a course of twelve, or sixteen lessons, and from
bis novel manner has succeeded to wonderful
degree' IN learning these young juveniles cor.
rect vocal sounds. The notices of the press
where Mr.. K. has been, speak of his success N
the highest terms. See advertisement