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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14
70 peaGhers.

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING u tcuase from lliIi.Ipiou-h, { off,
Iar sale nv House, iss's, School, Furniture and
school Apparatus.
1hs hnuss i mos, conveniently arranged ~ Select
nsutlns sctool. The lat u highly improved: tho
G4fru filed With ctice vegetltirs, ftuls and lowers.
Tie ili ,tning Lot u sls3 uaici cultivation.
Tile yilge has always een rrlFifstedur liz health,
8Hl this Srnii has n1w bern In successful operation
Ct Twenty NsaFs.
Tor further particulars. trtfns. &c.. a3lless
REV. ROBERT BURWEIL,
liillsW0agh, Nc.
scp'Fa.sr !. OIL
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIVE sulrdef oilers st sls ,he following tracts Il
hand. VIZ;
One itsct 81 Nruse Riser. fur miles from Fish Dam
Bftisr. in Mako r1untv. containing 3gB scres.
Une tact on Eeflycs Creek, containing isi actes,
a.ss in wsks county.
Dnc tract On Enc. ID Orange county. about sin Bca
ifnm pufhams Depot containing 10 aciCs.
The Plantations are III erll improved aud In COOL
rspiii snJ are composed tey sOod tobacco, Whes.
cotton and corn lands.
Terms. &c, made known N application 10 W.T.
FrnLali SouihCfland, 81 10 thr suli=ytitsf.
THOMAS HOGAN.
August So. a.
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EQUITY SALE.

Parmea Ward aud others, ex partc.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Court of Equity
for Orange County made ut September term, 1857,
shall offer Tor sale at the Court House door in the
toxin OF liillsborough, at IL O'Clock, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of October next that valuable property
in the town Of Hisborough, on Churon Street, ini-
medIaely south Of the Court House Square, and OPP
poslte 10 the Union Hotel, known in the plan Of said
town part OF lot No 3, and containing about three
iourths of an acre.
Six months credit will be given; bond and good Sc
purchase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, C. g. H. T..
September %. tPr.'s fee ST. O7--1w
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~ INNATE or FRENcn Map HORSE
rharenion Is the model mad ASYLUM IN France
and worthy 81 visit from all tourists.
The last conner at Clarendon Is Nine lie
c.. who was, two winters ago. the belle
Of Paris. She was equally celebrated for
her ease, sprightiness ard beauty. One
ri.ht. feeling slightly unwcll. sbe took BY
mistake one vial Tor another in her medicine
chest. and swallowed a pnison. Il wss be.
lesed for a long time that she must surely
de the prompt and skillful action u the
Iimily physician ,anTaishrd the poison, but
at the expense ol the face. which was terribly
ravaged. When the victim was in sume
measure restored to life. her first care was
10 ak for looking.slass. Her request was
Imprudenily granted. She saw the dreadful
truth at glance her beauty was destroyed,
ler ewes we're blood shot, her mouth twisted,
anil crows ieet and wrinkles furrnwcd her
brow aud eyes. She gazed with haggar,l eyes
oa the wreck for some time in silence; she
gave hcart.rending Shrek she vas a luna.
ia lvr life.
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Valuable Plantation and Buildings

es'IIE subscriber offers fIf sale the Plantation on
which be now lives, in the county Of Aamanre.
containing $40 Acres. lying an The waters q Back.
Quaker and Otter Creeks, two aud half miles east of
Ifoingcfs Bridge, on the main road leading from
llillshoourh 10 fccnsofough and within mile Of
tie North Carolina Railroad The land Is Of excellent
quality, well waiefed with good meadow lands in good
order The buildings are principally Of brick large
and well finished. The Plantation has on y Saw
Mill, Gtisi Mill, Tan Yard smith shop. with every
other house necessary for comfort aud convenience
The property can bc bought jos, now on very reason.
alIo terms. and the payments will DC made easy. tall
and examine. ,tgNpv pKSnN
urtolef q. 90 Il
! =, Milton Chronicle IT,
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parson Brownow declines Greeley's pro.
position for discussion between himself and
Fred. Douglass. in the following terms:
Greeley accepts my challenge for discus
sion with Beeeher, Parker. or some one ol
your pious freedom shriekers-but has the
unblushing impudence to name Fred. Doug
las black as far, q the champion 81 the
North. II Douglass was to attempt to reply
10 me in public, ! would serve his as Rusk.
Of Arkansas. did Greedy in Washington, for
his insolence-- would wear him out on the
pavement with big stick! an willing 10
meet Greeley in debate. because olhis position
aud the color Of his skin. although feel con.
fident thst be possesses less Of honor, aud Of
manly feeling. than the big Buck Negro
Douglass. whom you all lionize
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and on his return the project will become
law. and proclamation be issued inviting
owners to arrange for the Liberation of their
seris.
The indian mail steamer Colombo has arriv-
ed atssouthamptoll with numerous fugitiyes
from mutinous districts inIndia. They give
a frightiul account Of the state Of Calcutta
and the upper provinces Of India.
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STEDMlN'S SALEM MAGAZINE
Is TO BE THE TITLE OF A
LITERARY PERIODICAL.
10 be published Monthly in the town d Salem. NC.
BY A. ]. sTEDMAN,

TO be published Monthly in The town o. Salem. n. c.
BY A. ]. sTEDMAN,
a .lEen5p Of The North Carolina Bar.
IN Offering 10 the Public MS Magazine, claim lor
lhc Editorial Chair no superiority over that depait
mcni o. other Ike refialieals; hui DO claim foI The
Il lent Of North Carolina au the South generally, that
val be brought 70 IL support. Southern patronage.
And also. IL 4 Southern man, md Tie Editor II i
Southern Magazine claim he hands Of Tie southern
county AMI especially d North Carolina, that Did anil
support that will here. II home, establish upon firm
basis fountain Of Literature aud exclusively lIome
l.iterary Magazine.
Many are thc Magazines now Published IL The
Northern States that are flooding the whole southern
country. There il not. fii is prohahc,) county in
any Southern State That s not visited BY Hafncf."
i;rahan.' = Peterson, 81 Colby !. while hire In
North Carolina AMI The south. where genius unsur.
passed and nnrguaed tegns. The literary talent that u
brought into exercise Is dedicated 60 the support ui
Northern Magazines while southern enterprise. taste
ard talent how in humhlc Submission 10 such sueidca
policy ii southern contributors.
Why ask. cannot tre-Norih Carolina the South
send greeting 10 our Southern cline Magazine. arcep
table Dr the many qualities that adofn the pages Il the
most Chasic elegant and polite rcti,seasl II isttuc
that The south las hcr Magazines; but lev in uumtc
arc they. and unknown compared TO the publications Of
the North; which cyrty mail brings 10 our humes filled
with the result of hired labof and leelnng with unpar
idonalc srdiiion.
Then appeal 10 North Carolina aud o,hcr Southern
slltrs u aid me in my enterprise and in promoting
literary i1slc amongst those upon whom, as Southern
man. have claims. .....
/ Ms Magazine will he o. the usual szc; and nothing
will be admitted q IL pages hui such articles ~ will
meet the approval Of the most iisiigus. II shall be
i Illustrated with Engravings and Plates
u ihs meet elegant texture, cqualing 10 beauty and
styir ans executed III The North.
i Ms price Of subscription il Three Do''ar, fef year.
which Is required 70 he raid IL advance. c expense
10 hc incurred in establishing such publication will
no, admit Of a credit system.
i 10 Tho first number will bc issued III January,
ls's' A. ]. sTEDMAN,
i October 7. Editor and Proprietor.
Il NB.-My adlrcss until the IL Of Nc,einlf viii
Ne l'ilisb0fough NJ C.alcr that lme Il will bc salcm
me ug-
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Oysters! 0Vsters!!

WOULD respectfully inform tho citizens Of Hills
borough and the public generally, that have made
arrangements to GET FRESH OYSTERS three tincs
week, and would he pleased to furnish families and
others during the oyster season.
am also prepared 10 up Oysters at oil times.
| will constantly keep on hand a supply Of fine
Cigars Tobacco, Candies, Nuts, Raisns Figs, Scotch
Herring Crackers, &c. &c, which will dispose Of at
very reasonable rates.
ALEX'R PEASANTS,
One door below ]. C. Turrentine & Sons store.
September %. O7-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN LADY AT
MoNT BLANc.-A correspondent Of the Man
chester (Eng) Guardian gives an account Of
the ascent Of Mont Blanc by large party,
among whom, young lady named Tralaway,
slipped over an ice precipice and fell hun.
deeds Of feet into iissure, where she must
have been dashed to pieces. Living or dead,
however, no assistance could be rendered her,
and there her remains must lie until the last
trump shall sound.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Abnut twenty Of the mast inenrrigible
iiieses ia San Francisco were recently ex-
hlbiled on the plaEs BY The police. The ex.
hibition was free, aud well attended by as
many as three thousand citizens. The
Tngues we're fastened, twn BY two. 10 rope.
witch extended about thirty yards. The
victims &c much scrutiny aud curiosity BY
lie citizens exhibited various phases 81 char.
acier aud disposition sur,e we're immensely
savage aud threatening nthers were miable.
snd inclined 10 be sOciable; and others were
lot inclined TO be recognized, keeping their
faces concealed as much as possible. The
object nf the show was that people generally
ml.ht see these characters and be able 10 re.
r0snise them on future occasi0ns. Mr.. James
Curtis. chicf Of police. being called to account
fur this, what The Herald terms an unlawful
aud dcspo,ic act, aud to remove the aspcr.
sious cast upon him, says: :" They were men
Win live by robbery and stealih--burglafs
and house thieves, and rcceivers-who have
been arrested time and again; sometimes
convicted, aud serving their sentences IN
jail more frequently paying their fines from
their stolen money, 70 be again at liberty e
,lnpe some unsuspccting stranger. Or fnrce ~
insecure house. Time aud again have
tantioncd, warned aud threatened these men
bat 20 no avail. The system Of showing VI
had its origin 10 England, and has since been
found beneficial BY the police authorities ol
New York, Boston aud other large cities ol
the Union and of Europe"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

A Present FOR PREsIDENT BUCHANAN
The San Francisco Globe Of the 9th uItimo,
says that MIR. IL. D. Barrows. who leave:
for the East to-day, takes to President Buc-
hanan barrel Of Los Angeles wine from the
Woliskill vineyard, at Los Angeles; and also
samples Of oranges, citrons, almonds, lemons,
grapes, SC.
Just as we expected The man who
brought the President Buck.horn chair from
California got good office. Why should not
others show their admiration Of the chief
magistrate in like manner, and with the hope
Of like result. Our laws forbid federal
functionary to receive present from abroad.
We begin to think the prohibition would
have better applied to home.
Petersburg Llteligencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

PHYSICIAN PurTINc roo MUCH CONFIDENCE
IN MS own MEDIciSE.-A German doctor at
Urbana ILL.,, the manufacturer Of snake bite
medicine. caught rattlesnake on tie prare,
and tonk il home, aud Uttered to let the snake
bite him every time any person bought box
Of his medicine for one dollar. On Sunday
oflast week. while iooIing with his pet, il
BIZ him in the hand. lie applied his medi.
cine without effect. On Monday he sent for
ductur, but too late--he died the same day.
Chicago JsarDai.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of the ct-
zens Of Hillshorough and the county, to my large
and desirable stock of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Il DIGEsT!'-such is the true meaning oil the
word "PEPsIN," Of the Two Greek words from
which is derived. This Is the significant and appo.
Priate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OF
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR. ]. s. HOUGH.
TON Of Philadelphia, for the Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. II is Natures own remedy for an un
healthy Stomach. No AT Of man can equal It's cura
tive powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another part of this paper
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OF Many persons who are DESTROYS Of leaving ia
the world after they have left it, the fact of their hav.
ing once existed direct that monuments Of grand and
lasting character should he erected How different is
the man whose name will be handed down through
ages after monuments have crumbled to the dust for
having been The means, during his life. Of alternating
the sullerngs of mankind Such one is the proprie-
Tor Of the South American Fever and Ague Remedy,
which will ever be remembered by those who use IT, as
proving such pleasant and efectua remedy and
withal such permanent one.
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hrumorhas reached New York from Boston
that ex- Mayor Samuel A. Eliot, Of that city
has become insane, and was taken to the
Insane Hospital on Saturday, in consequence
al the loss ot the whole Of his estate by the
failure Of q. II. Mills 81 Co.
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HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu--for Discusses of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, D,opsy. Weaknesses,
&c, is safe and pleasant remedy. Read The adver.
tisement in another column, headed "Helmbolds
Genuine Preparal on
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
OgANGE CutNtY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, August
Term. A. ID. 1857.
William strain, executor u David sstainr
".
James Hart and ac Sarah
PETITION for Ssiitmsth
Ut appearing i, The slsiariienol The Court, hoithe
Z defendants, Ianes lisH anl wic sitau, tesbis "
yotid Ibr limits o. this state, Is drci. tii rulAta'
lion br made Coz 81 successive seeks IN The tiHoush
Recorder. notifying The sli defendants u ihN tng u
this petition, and that url,ss ttsy aplra u ,e ncSi
term il this court. Is a. held lie icth Nonay u
November neat. then and there 10 plead answer ~ Ne.
muf 20 the sail stign. The samf VII he TAKEN ~
eosifs.o a. 10 ilien. and heard - p0sis.
Witness Cisptge Laws. o'atk II said Gotiti. al u
ice. he lgutih Monday ~ Ausust, a. ". 1867.
GEO. LAWS, e. e. &.
s,JJnibsI ?. t'--ur
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
FIFTY YEARS HENCE

;L S'"cFa'loh IN which We live may truly b,
C , ne IS' one Men eat fast, sleep fast live
M anu "ie Iasl aud when come To I,,,k NJ tI1
Magnetic Telegraph, the Ocean Srnn.rs Tho s ~
ness % oI Ia: Railroad Cars the power obtnned n,
Nii' n'heiY' We must come 10 the conclusion 1h,t II, =
~ iaHi age Only look at it, and Imagine The rnIk'r
ny lightning and tray eng 20 miles N, - .trl h
anu small lump OF machinery giving us thr nu,,e,
ol thousand horses Who would have ,nir"',oi rnoi
tins IIiy years ago! e''o'
Fli'y y-drs hence, Ills ead ui these IN looki,, ,,
graPh l"'es, the Telegraph will be tnrmeI liz n,
wo.H under ground. and will lay IN the decn bosnn,
| words. ' 'io"shts mo
FH'y years hence travelling will have lis chances
Iisieau "i The dirty and dirty roaLs our rorH,
WI Mn De grdVeIled over and drcked with shade ,ro
ihe h'Shl nes viii have their sleeping cars vitL
DeT'hs lor sleeping; and the hotel cars n no ron,
.di ~ a"ehuahce where meals will be served ,,.
equil IN style and dispatch our Grst.cIo,s boteI
" !" '' 'he approach Ol The cars, the wild screams
~ 'e steam VIII he changed To heraldIng forth syeci
music and the cars labelled 'ihrouph from Ne,, WI
u wilmington IN hour and 20 minutes ,yil, Ia
SteIsnt "i bo,is and Shoes Tor FLANIGEN the chem
Shoe Dealer" Wv '''uP
fiiiy years hence, the electric batteries ,iIlIib,u
our street Lamps at Unce-wIli enahi, oII H. 7' "
10 keep exact time, and will cause all th, ire aI
, t: s'iAc at once and Will light beacOrS on our
~ iI'il alu dangerous rocks, where storms cause
9 !" IlaZard thcIr lives aud spend their lonely d,y
Flily years hence, the wrer vii NOT ,r,I, ~, 2 -
% o" process at lines losing ms choicest lden. LuI
t, o. u""h 20 the newest invented Chlrucruphlcal
kt IN
"Iie as last as he can mink and then wifi vr,to ,i
PoPfItty ana say. All, That kLANIGEN Is the I,,
lor EOolS and Shoes NV W
fIIty years hence, steam will he IN general nso C |
warming houses IN winters. and tho s,ca ~ 49, " wi
"a oSl WI, traverse our streets in perormIg hc duIIc>
VI Uhoisses ia c1rryng passengers through orr ,Iv
=" " hANI0EN > Cheap Shoe Store and hearing lnG
e"Se from street To street. III IOIse-Cars and dro1s
rny years hence. apparaiusGs will be I'M no G,r
making gas which can ne carried under n ,,an' nr,
thch gas Will iurGIsn heat iUr c0ui q and v,,t'
~ 1t. mad.
" cd or coal 'o'N'As ~
rHy years hence, couple well get married ~, In
~ rhihg then step into tore i,r lhe ,aI of Ln,.
'A over book OF PLItrIus, pIrk Gul one thai su,,
ieII idea5 ANA means. and order a hnmo. n, Ill
e'' home IN The mornIng-wIl put up lei,r, ,,,i
Irs enquire at pun ''
FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe soro
No. 10 West Second street
iovlS,'57 u W,Ina;re,l il1I ",hcM noot
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Sherif''s Sale

By virtue OF writ of levari facius, to me
directed. will be exposed to public sale. at The
Liotei OF ThghmaI Foxwell, in Smyrna. Dnck
Cre@k Hundred, on SATURDAY, the DIST dav
y. november at = O'Clock, p. NJ, the following
uescr'oed piece or parcel of Ground-situate1 e1
10 me Town Of Smyrna, Kent county and SIoIe
oi Deiaware, on the northwest side of Metho-
1lst o., street, adjoining lands of WIN. FAIRIES nd
Ebenezer Cloak, and said to contain For,v. One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Square Feet of
uround' be the same more or less, upon WHICH
mere 20 10 erected a twO-sIory Frame Dwelling.
ir afouse and other Buildings Also, the free use
OF twelve foot alley in common wi,L rho sa;J
WIN. Farlesand Ebenezer Cloak.
Being seized and taken in execution as ,ho
property OF Thos. p. Brian and Rebecca Ann.
MS wife, and will be sold for cash by
81 ~. :, JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
BLANKS for sale nj fh;s N.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Important Prospectus

'INllE NEW TESTAMENT AS A PEpIoT,o..
! l. with the best InJexes and In,.ol -iNiODICAL.,
| several Books Extant! Uuc'iohs 10 It's
! WANTED, at least one good Aoon,;
and town, and at every Post Office in Tho ~ 3i'y
ola'es Inc best opportunity of both dong mn, ,tt w
ting good ever offered Ing uii' get
StocktOn's Edition Of the Authotize5 V...;
NEW TESTAMENT, in Parapranh Farm ','1n ,' oi lie
Gus Indexes chiefly compiled from ..Fown,rnd'
! nOO9lcal Arrangement; )" and accom- mnou.j L >''."
auctions to the several Books, originally prca 'i'I'
me Rev. IIiOS. KARFMELL HORNE. b + a, 'y
of the Introduction to the Critical S,m, -, Huih"r
ledge OF the Holy Scriptures" and now Rs,,h ,'"-
rected, and brought Gown to the prcseut nm, H. =
CEL PRlDEAIA TREGELLES, L. D. a;,,l',N ia,Ni =
" Remarks ON the Printed Text of The GrcnL '0' | VI
Testament, &C. the whole forming most Rr,,,,l', ,9M
Continuation for the Instruction and Proltof
cs OF The People, '''i Niiss-
The subscriber designs ID. w. to commence T..
pnhllCalOn of the above distinctly ,uuou,,,., 1,
CRED PERIODICAL, September ISL IT,, 'u 'i. -,
lhi" ten or Twelve paris making from lr,u / cn =,
l,7OO pages ia all, and issuing one numLer 10
day or two weeks, so as to complete The yhl h. i
coming ia of the new year. Price, 81 c,,,,. -! ''e
81 90 for the whole work. f VI
The work viii 1e printed ia lsmo form ~, o.,
paper, IN the handSOmeSI and most con. r,,,,, =
heedIng no Doubling Or rolling in coming ir,,, ~,
mail but coming 10 lis buyers IN as yu,J rn,i '"e
II Ius procured irom the store ~
he numbers VIII average IS 0r ljO u,ocs r,
Hrst number containing The 'G"s, ,cl by M,llh, v nh
index and Introduction, makes lS7 pages rtI.,
~ cl no" Ieduy having Seen Issued advance t,r
me sake OF being shown "A specimen. UvIll H..
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posed to act as Agent, or three copies Tor SICO
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hrsl number. and, IT pleased with this Will he pTr.
pared Tor urIhcr orders. @-T- a great demand !, ,,.
iidently expected. 1''' - '''i-
II is thought no eXaegeraIIon To call this The Peri.
oulca Oi FcrIodCals. tbe Gem, the Flower lIe S,.r
lhe Beauty and the Glory Of The Press, '
~ Publishers Inserting the above Prosn,crus ,,.,b
Inis note and sending marked copies Snail he .r.,
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Address T.. II. STOCKTON,
Editor OF the Bible Times
seq phIJInI,L,. -,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Il FAIRFIELD SEMINARY.

REV. J. B. VANPErTEN, A. NJ, Principal.
IlS large and hOurishing institution is pleasantly
located at FAIRFIELD HERkIAiER CO..
NEW nOKk, seven miles from the New York Gem
Iral railroad at Little Falls from which Students
conveyed free the first day of each Term lis ample
accommodations, IFS Apparatus sufficient for full
course OF Philosophical and Chemical Experiments.
It's Libraries OF over 5000 Volumes and It's Faculty OF
Twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
claims ms l3r a liberal share of public patronage.
COURSES OF STUDY.-A Commercial Course,
the same as that Of the best C0mmerclal Colleges
TWO Graduating Courses for Ladies-One Of three
years. equal TO that of the best Seminares and one
five years, equivalent TO the regular College Course
upsn the completion of either, Parchment Diplomas
are conferred and if possible, positions secured
Special attention given TO Young Men preparing for
College.
TUIFlON.-FOr term of II weeks, from $500 TO
5000. Ornamentals at reasonable rates. Board and
Washing, Sl.15 per week.
Fall Term begins August 26th, 1857. Winter Term,
December 10Th
J. MATTER, Secretary.
Fairfield, Aug. I2, lS57-ly
REFERENCES JAMES KNIGHT, Esq, Dover;
SAMUEL WARD, Esq, ST Georet s,
HENRY PRATT, Esq, Hazletl,Ile.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
$50 fsEEW AHPB

KaNAWAY from the subscriber ON th, morninu
OF The l2'h instant NEGRO BOY. feet 9Io II
Ihrh's h'gh; black and stout. Supposed To have ON
Il PAR 'NS'mrrr pnnts slightly red and chcckcred :
!"u cherkerrd irock coat, twllled and b. unJ ar n
'nheu Kelsey coat drab; white SHIRT straw han and
o'- shoes lie Is fine, smart lOuklng negro uamnJ
F"t his apprehension and lodgment in iaiI mr. rn,rn
1" m"'ti "oi already iaken1 will give tilly Dollars
address WM. NJ. DAY
Oct l,51Ii Greensboru' Cnro,no C All
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

fON COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS, and various AFFECTIONS
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
'il.H rfeP1raon is believed to be the most agree.
uIIe ans Ia many cases the most EFFECSTefA
NOOEii kEAlEDY extant. 1t is parrcularlv y ser.a1 ~
aDle ih ChrOnlc Coughs, and has been founJ i aT,
slea' fee 10 CosumPtIve patieats even m nJvonccJ
81 the uisease DIrecIIUns for use accomnnr,
tail, by ""''o"u'e ana he-
lIOFFECKER, DRuoorsr.
Smyrna, Delaware