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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24


The New Orleans Delta says The following letters,
which written in Boston last July, not pub
shed IN the proceedings IN New YORK. They are add.
name Of the young lady used is of left out We,
however have the original in our possession =
My dear Carrie Mother as well as yourself, not
very well yesterday; to-day, however she (and hope
you are) better Please and spend the day with
and tell me-by bearer-Mr D-'s servant, by the by
when must send carriage for you. In haste. Yours
sincerely.
THURSDAY MORNING, soth.
MONDAY MORNING, July 27-lP.M.
My dear Mrs woodman II seems that you are deter.
mined to avoid and contradict Now pay attention
what am about TO write and believe me- You should
know from experience that am not easily bafed but
you do not appear TO believe So II Is my inen.
ton 10 prove TO you that such Is the case.
had made up my mind 10 leave town this afternoon,
but owing to the manner in which have been treated
shall remain and you shall see You say "You
never win again that g. shall not have your portrait
and that " must not trouble youp What nonsense
Well We will see who conquers. To morrow morn
ing ] intend 10 call ON you again, and now beg
10 see me; for If you do not, help me Almighty
God, will say and do that before Mrs Hazzardi that
have been with you for three years that have proofs
of all that may in my possession somo OF them old
enough 10 be sure but others OF sufficiently late date to
convince the most obstinate was the point of carry
ing out my intentions this morning. but thinking perhaps
you might really be III, avoided Mrs Hazard only for
your sake Hereafter you cannot escape me- for only
have spy on your movements, but also do nothing
but watch you Had you answered either OF my notes,
said one kind word TO me this morning. should have
scorned troubling you. Not having done so, you have
left me but one course Che one have deter mined
upon) pursue and believe viii pursue H. Do not
goad TO folly, for II YOU do capable OF doing
anything. You know beware. Baby have directed
the bearer to await your Be kind Say you will
me am not myself care not for the consequences
have not you for three days. Pity me- shall
go mad. Please me tomorrow. have much 10 say ,
and will crawl 10 you my knees II you will grant my
request VIII your DO, please do, be answerabc Tor
the consequences. Your refusal will drive OF my
senses. Much a. | love you, dear baby promise 10
leave you for ever you will only alone for
hour That God may bless You and protect you from such
misery rs ! suffer, will be the prayer of
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licve he went when be was gone counted the money in
the drawer.
yersaion here the first that talks will put him out
Jurorome Of these are persons Mat have been sent
for.
Coroner Connery-I don't care; won't have any con.
versston.
gcsn, seaman who then took possession Of the premises
then withdrew with my officers and proposed that we
should search Nandewaier street we took possession
Of No 8 No and No 10 had quite anumber Of officers;
went in No FIRST we went 70 two or three doors
and then Michael ne Iorenzos sent for tho
could he Lorenzo opened the door himself we went
into the room Immediately after opening the door and
told De LORENZO 70 dress himself whis he was doing so
Mr. Hilton came; ! asked him he ever
saw this man Lorenzo, lorenzo sitting on the bed,
putting on hIs pants Immediately smile Of recognition
The ooroncrsuIused hrs fes,uress You have 10 swear
70 ,hs, my BOY ~ and by Ill give 70 you
were round There 70 night 10 lorenzo) Lorenzo did not
say anything told Mr. Hilton "a look al him carefully 50
as V be sure he looked II him again in the meantime
told him 10 be very careful A. he accusing man Of
murder; previous 10 that asked Mr. Hilton els he
one who was sitting al The table In vinoent's
scrutinzng his features told Ne Loren ~ 70 dress him
self and Mr. Hilton had better look him when he was
dressed then left him In charge Of ocer lockwood
and told him 10 take him 70 the station house
Coroner Connery-was Mr.. Hilton perfectly sober at the
time you asked him these questonsf
We then went into No Sergeant Souder Of the sixth
ward was searching that building then went
10 w our orcers were searching WAY ouluns neHu
noise q fighting and wrangling, and was AFRAID that
there might be q rescue OF seine OF these par.
ties. ] into Jacob street; i would say this
has nothing 10 do with the murder after quellng that
went back vandcwaer street and was gong 70 con
tnue The search when sent for and returned 70 the
stats house not hearing anything Of this witness whom
gave IN charge 70 ofaoer lockwood. or seeing HE
- The papers, asked whether officer lockwood had
Tought him there asked sergeant Kelly this morning II
Skwood brought witness round there the night Of
We murder he said he dad recolect az his bringing
btsh |" that knd round there; that V all know.
toroner ConneryndH strike you particularly whether
fhe shutters we're up
Nhness-1he shutters we're M on the window and not
TIC door CATER pause) the shutters we're up on the
EOur,
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MASONIC NOTICE. 4
N Grove Lodge, No. us
meet ~ their lodge rooms,
on Tuesday evening, Nov.
be brought before them.
A. n MARrIs. sccre,sr
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A TTENTIoN, SIR KNIGHTS.-THE SIR KNIGHTS OF
"A Palestine, Commandrey No 49, notified to at
their Wednesday, the 25h inst, at IL o'clock A..
NJ, in full uniform to act escort to the NJ W. Grand
Lodge. BY order of CHAS. ii. CORNELL, i. G.
HENRY 4. PHILLIPS, Recorder.
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The Late Murderous Assault upon Ofacer Sanger
Another Arres-Important Testimony-The
Injured Policeman Still Insensible-The
william Street ination-Coroner's
Inquest Continued-An Important
Witness Spirited Away-Privats
Waterman Cohen's Case
Getting Still Worse
&C., &C., &C.
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rF MEMBERS OF MORTON
r. are requested 10 meet at their
A Centre streets. on Wednesday.
/. 10 participate IN tho dedication
tho memory of the late Major
BY order Of the Y q.
I, sHRQyE, Recorder
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To rHE ELECTORS OF THE FIRST AIpRRMANr0
District am informed hat my opponents crcuA,
ing rumor that canddate-,hat have withdrawn
name from the wish friends 70 know post
lively that the entirely false: That fair
pec OF being elected and will do my power 10 be elect
cd and was sure would he defeated would not de-
cetve my friends, and hope they think Hoping shs
'' '''''''''' '''''' VIC" 0Oe''e'c CHARLES xccAr.
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NIFTY LODGE, NO. a23. +. A. M-THE MEMBERS OF
"A Amily Lodge requested TO assemble At the lodge
room of Broome and Crosby Wednesday
2h 0l. O'Clock precisely for the purpose of
taking part the ceremonies of the dedication of the monu
ment erected to the memory OF Major General William
Worth HENRY W. TURNER, w.M
JOHN j. TfSphIE.
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THE PEOPLES CIIOICE.-DEMoCRATT REPUBTr-
Il can regular nomination "A meeting Of the del egates from
the different democratic cmbs Of the Seventeenth wss
held ON Monday evening Nov e. Al 10 Sixth street JOHN
N. REYNOLDS and JAMES SAUNDERS were nominated
candidates for Councen and tho
democratic Of the Tenth Eleventh aud wards
which compose parts Of the Fih Councanc district, for
endorsement JOHN Y. FREEMAN. Chairman.
FRANK RvIvrrRr, eocro,ar{o.
DArrrl O'BRtrr, S'''es'
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ruP MEMBERS or SYLVAN
!. y. and A. NJ, are requested 10
rorner ~ Centre and Grand sta !,
"a, as business Of importance will
ROYAL O. WILLARD, W. NJ.
-
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
State Items.

II. W. Draper, Esq, writing to the Diq
State, says: The Su preme Court have con
firmed the sentence of Edward D. Worrell
convicted 'ot the slnurter of iBazeI II. Gordeh
aud ordered the execution to take effect on Fri
day, the 18th day o: June next. -.
Grief has had its effect upon his parents.-
His mother is very i'll and his father is undoubt.
edly insane. H.. .,.5'' "a 49, ''
Admitted TO PRAcTIoE.--0n Monday, May
18th 1857, on motion of Edward G.. Bradford,
Esq, Henry A. Gerry, was duly Admitted to
practice as an Attorney and Councillor at Law.
On "Wednesday May Goth 1857, on motion OF
Leonard E. Wales, Esq, Mr.. Edward Tatnall
Brobson was duly admitted to practice-as an
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. -'tf'"
DRowNED.-On Tuesday last, three men
named Jas. Rowland, G. H. Burton, (son OF
Jno. II. Burton.) and Bristol lngle, (col.,) were
drowned by the upsettiDg of boat in Della.
ware Bay, near Lewes. Mr.. Rowland, one OF
the parties, has left wife aud two snail chill
dren to mourn his untimely loss. At the time
of the accident there were five persons in the
boat, two of them escaped,
Ex- Governor Ross, who has recently been on
visit to Kansas, returned to his residence,
near Seaford, on Tuesday last. We learn that
he has been very successful in an investment in
The purchase OF real estate near Kansas City,
in Missouri, couple of years since, having dis
posed of it at an advance of near ten fold its
cost. realizing thereby some $4,000 or 100000
John Johnson, of Delaware has been appoint
ed third assistant engineer in the Navy. .-
HORRID AFFAIR.-Yesterday. Thursday Mr..
c. H. lcken, well known resident of Sussex
county, Del, was brutally murdered within a
few feet of his own doc: and in broad daytime
He was standing in his yard, unconscious OF
any danger, when two negro women, by pre-
concerted signal, rushed upon him threw him
on the ground, and while one held hun The other
with an axe severed his head from his body
A Methodist minister had just driven up t. the
door when the deed was perIe;rated. .--Pcnin-
sWIar News.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
MARLRIED.

May 2lst, by the Rev. w. Ii. Brisbane, Mr..
William Erskine aud Miss Rebecca N. Burrows,
both of Kent county, Md.
On The 24lh inst, by the Rev.. NJ. Jerman,
Mr.. WIN. II, Ennis and Miss Sarah E. Black
iston, both of Kent CO., Del. ~ .. ... Il
Ont 18th inst, by the Rev. VIC. Robin
son, DIR. VIM. F. Denny to Miss Lydia Ann
Hutchinson, all of this county. .,.tT.s..
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. II. Melony,
Mr. Alfred Adkins, to Mass Anuie E. Lewis,
all Of Willow Grove. q a., ,.... .....,,
On the same day by the Rev. II. w. Melony,
Mr.. Charles Adams, 10 Miss Annie Gooden, all
Of Kent county, Del. ..-.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

SEMIHARY.-We are grutiied 10 learn thai
that the stock (SG,OOU for the building OF 4
new Seminary in this town, has been subscribed
A meeting OF tlie Stockholders i tO}be held
this evening, when formal action will be taken
in regard To the plan of operation, building site
&c. The success of this enterprise must be
grateful intelligence to all Of our ctizcns.--
Next week we will be prepared to We more o.
the particulars.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
p lrlarlyllahd Kflairs.

GRASD Test OF Harvesting MACHINES
The Maryland Stats Agricultural Society has
offered liberal premiums for The best Reaper,
best Mower, best Automaton Rake, best impli-
ment for cleaning, &c,--competitors to pit
their machnesloue against the other in a prac-
veal harvest job on the farm Of Judge Cham.
bers, neaf Cbcstertowr5 Nd. ! This interesting
match Of skill will take place sometime during
the latter part OF June.
SAN GRGEN.-In this case, Of the State.
against Sam Green, (frce negro who was tried
al the April term OF the Circuit Court of this
county for having in his possession abolition
pamphlets. among which was Uncle Toms
CABIN" has been found guilty by the Court, aud
sentenced to the Penlenliary for the term OF
ten years--untll the l4th Of May 1851 Cum.
bridge Democrat. .~....
Hoo CHOLERA, --WeFundersiand that num-
ber of hogs IN Elk Neck. in this county, have
died Of tins disease, Gf something similar to il.
MIR. Alexander Wilson has fost fifty head Out
of eighty; part of them had run on the fshinr
shore and fed on otfu fish others had been
kept on the farm in the usual way.-IF IFhig.i
" At the Dedication ofthe Methodist RMS.
copal Church in Snow Hill, over 81 $50 were
collected, leaving balance of but 1850 TO be
provided hereafter, to liquidate the whole debt
ofthe congregation. The Church is a very
pretty edifce, handsomely frescoed and painted
IN the interior, and well lighted with spirit
lamps. The ceremonies of the dedication were
conducted by Rev. Andrew Manship, assisted
by other Clergy from abroad
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

TROoPs FOR UTAH.--The government will
send $500 men to Utah forthwith, to be gar
risonsed within 40 miles Of Salt Lake, and ready
for any emergency. The indicationsfrom Utah
are that Brigham Young is preparing to fight
his way into power. Dispatches show that the
foreign born Mermons and immigrants arc his
chief aiders and abettors. li3 A'ipd ass1l. ii,4i
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
BRICK-MAKINc, Painting,

TTNHE undersigned would respectful, inform the
publlc that be IL prepared TO FILL at has Brick
Yard near Smyrna Landing, orders for any amouut Of
Hard Red Slretchers, SamOn aud all other kinds Of
BRICKS, except the pressed at the shortest notice
lie will also make and burn Kins in the country when
.desire gr lie also. Continues To carry on the
PAINTING business in all its branches, executing
work IN supenOrsiye. WILLIAM McAFEE "
Smyrna, Del, pril 90, 81 t
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
.'1s PATEHs CLAWS.
,l"ss q sUccEssoR 10 PETER FRrrz,. 4 70
,Franklin Marble Works.

No 6Ss RACE street, betmsen 9th aah 7th sireels
bag opposite the Franklin Square Philadelphia, a
& HAS on hand alarge assortment of Monuments,
- Grave-Stones and Mantles, of the latest stv Ies
~ aAd most approved patterns. ALSO, al descrip
~ tions of BU UlLDlN(i WORKS, i3s s.L IQd Z y
Persons in want Of any oftthe absve articles will
~ y 70 their advaniige 70 call before purchasing
elsewhere e<-Low Prices and Quick sales. my5.I
IN ~ .lIt -L.I ". .nll 49,. .l.nstal \.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
DIE D,

On the 22d inst, near Smyrna, Miss 'Sylves-
ter, aged 55years.'i d i1sI
1n Milton, on the 18th Of April, Mr.. Rouse F.
Young. aged about :3S years. "'I''r"
On ThuIsd1y last Mary daughter of Francis
and an Msry E|WeOA aged year 4 iP0n'hs and
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
mari -6W)
NslFsI James Browns
q SSa,AES Grammatical Works

THE FIRST look of the Rational system oC
Eng iiSn uru"mnT' % cts
The Second Bu0k OF lhe Ratianal system of eboIia,
Grammar, designed l. leach Tue process uf Anai,9,
The English Language, with sour uJpmeni :. mi ,Is
afl o. ls'as Mi.n grammatical prppreiy. 81 CTS.
Tie First School District of Pennsylvania A
The Third hnQk OF The Rational System of English
Grammar designed to enable The learner,ls beesma
most tWofSOgnN4Nqnainted with the malure ami. M,
OF the frepns91snand may be read byhnl eiIh. ~,
or out Of sehopL Lat3sa '''''iss',nesihl h,r,,n
hrowne 6raInmaiieal Readcr.-This Book sSlsa.i,,
.e @ Vu ursAasssAF ses their dcf.cs, ,RRnsl r.,e.
fhe lnt use Of saslendIng to them and ar s,'
the Eeaclief abe unerring and only wa " 40 lie s,
mar 0i itbe EBJllsh knngunge - hs i,ase isa,.sie'
For sale hyi PEIER GlIFFEEs Atah s,sss, s@sl
- '"''"ue'Pa'"o'0 sai'stao'du3 ois aisio25.iln M
itsi.sA aIn slssaloa ~ 49, sl,o,,;G ',.f
tEi hao77a 'i1ota dhuli1 a!lnr saai ~ '~i
sos tsa 4sa43..ai .g = - or -
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

lRELPEEs.-The season for Reapers is near al
hand, and the time has come for the farmers to
make choice Of the one that will best suit their
interest. Messrs. Geo. w. Cummns, g. Co. are
the agents for Manny's Reaper and Mower. as
will be seen BY reference to advertisement in
another column. Read also the notice Of
Ketchum's COmbined Reaper and Mower, il
this ISSUE ~ h. -. "a
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
MERCHANT TAILORING.

T1HE subscriber having just returned from the citv
Il with fresh supply OF CLOTHS, CASSijTERS
and VESTTNCiS sOlicits OF his friends and patrons
a continuance Of their patronage
a. ...- WIN. B. COLLINS.
Smyrna. March Is, 1857. ,...... -.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

New BoAr.--Capt. Willdin is about contract
ing with the Messrs. Harlan & iIOlliugsworth,
of Wilmington, for a new boat, to run between
Smyrna and Philadelphia. The boat will be OF
larger dimensions than the Balloon, but will
draw less water, and thus, unlike the latter, will
not get !" stuck often on the sand-bar at the
mouth Of the creek.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

|. o. R. M.-The following are the officers
of Shawnee Tribe, No. 5, Improved Order OF
Red Men, organized in this town few weeks
since " s., Charles X low; S. s, Joseph
D. Benson; ]. s., Adam p. Rush; c. r, VIM.
Smith; X. W., Francis F. Curry Prophet,
John l.. Cheffins. This Society is rapidly in
creasing, and numbers already about fifty mem.
bers. ...
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
!. Varnishes F! Varnishes !

BERNHARD CALMAlt, No. $50 (Old No.
7S) North Fourth street, between Cherry
& Race, upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Varnishes & ia pa ms,
Has always on hand large stock of the best CabI.
net VarnShes from 81 25 upwards; Coach EnrnsheA
from So 90 upwards; Iaamar VarnIsh from 81 80 up
wards. Best drying Japan; Black Iron Vrrnishes,
Paper Varnishes, China Gloss Varnlsnes, etc,
ap2 51.lv
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

OF Warm Weather is in upon us at last
The transition from comparative winter to posi-
tive summer,--from stoves, overcoats and fan.
neIs, to rased; windows and light clotiing,-
is almost too sudden for the comfort of feeble
constitutions. But here it is, and it is the part
philosophy to make the best of,its Yes,ef.
day the mercury arose o9S degrees.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

NOTICE.--A stated Meeting of the Della
ware State Temperance Convention will be
held at DovgR, on TUESDAY, THE 10TH OF
JUxE, at IL O'Clock, Nj.
d- The friends of the cause are earnestly
invited to be present on that occasion.
DANIEL CORBIT, Pres't.
DIV. MAULL, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
: M as III MrWI II 10 ssS :,

p. Venltlan' Blinds and Shades.
a. BiLI"roN q CO, MannIactaress, wholesale and
Market, Philadelphia. Ia ~ ~ 49,, -
TIE largest cheapesl and best assortment Of vsne.
ilaa BgIiqa ana Window Shades Of any esbllsueii
ST-. First ppemipInawsfded by Tie Franklin Insli
tute, m lS5s and o6 over all le9mpsli ON. my5.3m
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
SMYRNA POST OFFICE.

APRIL 18th, 1857.
NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Phila-
delphia or Northern Mail closes at This office
at g o'clock, a. m., and 81 p m; and that the
Dover or Southern Mail oses a. IOI a. m.,
and 81 p. an, daily. -
The mail for Easton and intermediate points,
also closes at 62 O'Clock, p. m, daily. - Z. 7
apl3 & NJ. GREEN, p NJ i.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

or We are pleased to be able TO state that
Winter has quit "lingering in tie lap OF
Spring" and gone travelling.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
Nursery Trees.

NURSERY fceS.
se&r A PPAE, PEACH Pear, Plum. Cherry. Nee.
SSssSa "a iarlne and Apricotrr strawberry and
~Raspberrv Plants of choice varieties and ihrItv
growth; also. large lot of SIlver.lcaf Nlans
Trees Ol large and straight growth. Will be sold t,,r
caSh at reduced price, Tor The purpose OF settling
the Estate OF james 5. Peters, deed ,-n,cked AMI
shipped in good order. All orders directed TO The nm
dersigned will receive prnmpt attention, .-iI =
MARY D. PETERS, Adm'x.T
CHI ARIES r. PETERS, Agent,
maril'bw) COncOrdvIlle, p. O., Del Co, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
BOARDING.
FOR SALE
BUSINESS CARD. --
....I .sfaif ..t.. .....
GEORGE w. CUTVENzENS

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
a.4. i. ...... " Bank of Smyrna .... -.
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds.
81 Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&c, &c.
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, lS57-ly. ...4
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

TOBACCO, News. &c.-Mr. Francis F. Curry,
of this town, keeps at his store on Commerce
street. Tobacco OF the hest bands, from " Cav.
end!sh " to " Antl-Nervous," together with
eAcellent, hIghiy-favored Scgars, both of home
and foreign manufacture. whc ch he is selling a,
unprrcedeniedly low prices. lie also supplies
our citizens with Magazines, Newspapers, &C.,
fresh ir0m press, at the publishers subscription
prices, free of postage. We berpcak TOR Mr.. G.
liberal patronage: entcrprlzc should be re.
warded. See advertisement
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
MlDDLETOWN ACADEMY,
$3.50. MiddletoDn, Deldi0are, ~.
IANSES n MCDOWELL. PRINcIpAL.

JAMES Is. McUUW ELI, PRINCIPAL.
THE Summer Term oflhis Academy will commence
ON the first Monday Of May, and continue 81 weeks
EXPENSES Boarding, Tuition, &C., $50 S85, ac-
cording 10 advancement. without any extras exoeI
for Modern Languages, Music and Drawing.
This InstttriIon Is very pleasantly and favoraby
sit,Iate, and offers excellent iaclies ior study and
ronase The Principal pledges to parents and guar
dans the advantages of the first schools Of the "a un
try. be will be aided 6y thoroughly qualified and
industrious Teachers The course Of instruction is
adapted to tit students for entrunce into College for
active business For catalogues, containing parIcu-
lara as TO TERMS discipline, &C. address the Principal
as above. -H u~ mis- II
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

OF The poetry Of" ExpoaeRt," also several
enigmas, wll.appear in due time.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
SMYRNA PRtGES~G GURRENF'
CORRrcrED WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
:. BARK WANTED.

THE undersigned wish to purchase large
quantity of SPANISH OAK, WHITE OAK
and BLACK OAK BARK, for which high
prices will be paid, delivered at their Tannery,
in Smyrna, or at any Station on the Delaware
Railroad. PETERSON g. MUSTARD. .
April 29th, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
SNIYDNA9 DNl1O,
wEDNESD DAY, MAY ~, 1857

gUc - TINES" as published Every Wednesday. by
rsar d. IIoYFxcKER Editor and Proprietor, at The
T.~yeruscs hail. Snyrsd, Da.. f
rrsvs-Srss,RlPrIoN One year. 81 so in adUaRce.
ssOo y no, pad ill ead cf the year No paper
I,,,,f;naei until all arrears are patd-Only at The
s,iiOA Of The i'"diisher '".
Apy.RrrslxG For crsry square Of II lines or less first
;,.,r,on 30 Cts; each subsequent insertion % cfs.-
yh,oh arran !emeats made tOiih yearly and half
Ssady aIrertisers.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

BREAD.---For Ehis office, 'snch has been the
demand of late, that Mr.. Bearne, at bis Bakery
on Market street, has found il, necsssarytq en-
large his oven We are gratifiedrto learn Of
Mr.. BIS success, thus far, and continued aatr
ter;ng prospects. q Aaeg7,' tlius', ie'' ad' q. .,
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

HEssIAS FLY.-ln addition to The obstruction,
Of the wheat by the cold, windy weather OF tn,
past winter, is to be added cne of the mosr
fearful raSages OF the fly that has occurred
within the last thirty years Our farmers had
reason to hope that the wheat would recover
from the winter injuries, but the almost gene
raj devastation OF the fly has dissipated all
hopes. Everything looked promising until the
past week, but in this section there will not be
one good field of wheat in fifty.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
SPRING GOODS. 1857.

J. HENRY JEFFERSON is just receiving
a large stock Of Spring Goods. Give him a
call. Store opposite the Bank of Smyrna.
marll.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

Or We do not advise any one to read the
letter of'Sspy's--4lllime isto wen khowh to need
an introduction; but we would advise all who
read. TO hold their sides 'assadH T.. oasisih i.s'
'aiei1 Ill ll l..s... :. = al-a laale tHe 81 taiGi
or Our efficient Town comnissiohers arc
grading and otherwise much improving thu
streets bainspys yIs9n sYFrAtag a0I
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

TnE MARKGrs.--fhe following are the mar.
ket prices ia siis townl; White Wheat si,7O'
Red 81, so. Csrn so ctlL, Oats 81 cts, Potatoes
sl,25, Batter.25 Cts. and Fowls S400 per doz.
- $50 Il -i<-s--- .sisai lnli5a
or A correspondents gises Us an ingeslou'
s,len pt at tht. sOIutioIiOt the mysterious New
burg r.lE, on the first taye. '''r4o 'f''' >"
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
WALL, PAPER.

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