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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-22
0hemaugh Hotel.
NEW BLACK SMITH SHOP.

Ft1HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
j citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
pied by Michael McCague, where he intends to
carry on the BLACKSMITHING in all its branch
es. Persons entrusting work to his care can rest
assured that it will b. promptly attended to and
at moderate rates. He would also, inform the
citizens that the business Of HORSE SHOEING
will be superintended by himself personality
Owners of valuable horses will not be under the
necessity of sending their stock to a neghborine
village, his experience in this line is widely
known. ISAAC SINGER.
Ebensburg, April 9, 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-22
REMOVAL!

The undersigned having removed to the new
building two doors west of the old stand. would
respectfully inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has lately added to his former
supply OF Goods, and keeps constantly on hand
full supply of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Silk Goods, made-up Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes. Hardware and Cutlery, Carpen.
ter's tools, Smiths tools. Nails a full supply o
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast hollow-ware constantly on hand
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail.
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought and
sold.
Goods will te sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange for Cash or Country Produce.
Z. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, March 15, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

GT By reference to the procee iings, it will
be seen that most interesting Library Meet
ing was had on Thursday evening last The
meeting adjourned to meet again tomorrow
evening, but was postponed until o'clock Fri.
day evening, in Difference to Mr.. Bass, who
wished then to occupy the Hall for his exhibi-
tion. The friends of the enterprise seem dis
posed to let nothing hinder its accomplishment.
The determination, we understand is to CON-
mence Nth whGteUer shall be subscribed, no
matter what that sum may be. The enterprise
will, therefore, have beginning,-in regard
to the result there can be little doubt.
Alex. G. Cummins, Esq, of Philadelphia, has
been invited and is expected to address the
meeting on Friday evening.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Caution.

ALL persons indebted to the firm of ]
TAYLOR & son, Agricultural Implemen,
Manufacturers in the town of Smyrna, Ken,
county, and State of Delaware, are hereby mo-
Tined and warned not TO pay the debts due from
Them to said firm, or any part of such debts, n
MASON BAILEY, or any other person claim
ing them under Assignment or Transfer as
any such, If made, was wholly without the
knowledgc and against the consent of The mn
Gerslgned, and was made to pay Separate
DeOt OF the senior Partner, in derogaton Of
The rights of the Undersigned And ENrther
II suit be brought by The Assignee to recover
SAID debts the Debtors are notified and r,oulrrd
10 defend SAID SUIT on the aforesaid ground, apo
to give notice of such suit to him.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.
Junior Partner of J. Taylor & Son.
Smyrna, Nov %, 1857
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Harmony of AstronomY and Reuelation,

Rev. w. H. Brisbane ectured upon this suh
Ject, at the M. E. Church, in this town q
0uhuay afternoon last. He commenced b,
: quo'lhg passage from the Psalms whicI
eieariy Indicated connection between Astrono
my ana Religion. He dwelt awhile on the ten
dency OF this science to conduce TO relioious
sentiment; and pointed out several astrononi.
'ai Illustrations of the greatness, and power,
unu condescension of Almighty God. Then
loHowed brief review of the discussion of tho
antiquity of certain Astronomical, tables from
Ihdla, and the Zodiacs of Dendara and Esueb
WI wnlcn was brought from Egypt by Napoleon
he highest authority was given to prove that
'he extreme antiquity claimed by some for these
relics, and which conhcted with the Bible WINS
wholly fabulous.
The passage which speaks of the sun and
moon standing still was explained to he in str;c,
accordance with our common modes of EXPIRES.
sloh' The lecturer claimed that even if Josbpo
was ignorant of Astronomy, he mioht have
oeen' nevertheless, true prophet and correct
historian.
The shadow of the dial of Ahaz oojno hack
Ten degrees, came under notice. This event
'hough miraculous, was doubtless effected bv
'he refractlon OF light, and not by any change
In the motion of the earth. He then reviewed
some ancient systems of Astronomy and show
'u thelr inconsistency with Revelation. He
gave scientific exposition of several passages
rom The 3Sth chapter of Job, and showed how
PERFECTLY harmonious they were with the facts
u modern science. The crude notions of the
nclentS on the form and position of the earth
we're contrasted with the sublime utterance of
Thou hast stretched the north .
'er The empty place, and hung the world upon ,
Oth'ng." 1t IS remarkable how single text ,
MI embody great truth which science alone
IN fully reveal. A single text gives US the h
leory OF the winds. Another passage pre. ,
'nts The principle of the exhaustion and re- -
enshIng OF the seas. In another we have =
e theory OF definite proportions on which is q
unded the doctrine of chemical equivalents :,
nus do we everywhere discover between The H.
70 great books Of Almighty God-Creation II
I'd kevelatloa-a perfect and wonderful hor.
ony. j.,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

THE SHIP-YA AT THE LANDING.-Tht
ship-yards at the Landing, belonging to Mr.
James Hendrickson, and Messrs. Sutton &
IIendrickson, are doing an active business. Al
the supper yard" under the direction of Mr.
James Hendrickson, fine schooner is being
built for Geo. w. Cummins, Esq. It will be
completed the coming spring or summer. Last
week, as we noticed, new vessel was launch.
ed at this yard.
At the lower yard, Messrs. Sutton g. Hen.
Erickson are building schooner of about 30O
tons burthcn, for a gentleman named Mcgee
residing at Richmond, above Philadelphia.
The work done at these yards is surpassed BY
none in the State. <1f
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

EoUALrrY to All !-Uniformity of Prices =
A new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman !
JONES a. CO., of the Crescent One Price Cloth
ing Store" No. 300 Market street, above Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA in addition 10 he wing the largest.
most varied and lashOna BILE stock of CLOTHING in
Philadep phia, made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his own salesman bv having
marked in figures, on each article the vefy lowest
price it can be sold for so they possibly vary
all must buy alike.
The goods are all well spOnged and prepared ard
great pains taken with the making SO that all can buy
with the full assurance of getting good article the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in Market. above Sixth
No. 2OO julyS-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

1HE TIMES" is published EUery Wednesday, B.,
RoBr. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hail. Smyrna, Del.
TERXS-SUBsCRIPTIoN.-O gear, 81 so in adrance
or $500 If not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-only at the
option Of The Publisher.
erery square Of IL lines less first
insertion, so cs each subsequent insertion 25 cfs-
Liberal arrangements made wiM yearly and hall.
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
SMYRNA PRICES CURRE Mt
N A r r IE d.
CORRECTED IVrEKIv pop

:, November 18th, by Rev. w. II. Brisbane.
Mr.. AsHEL d. CAMPBELL and Miss MANY A
COLLINS, both of this town.
:, On the l7th instant, by Rev. It. G. Murphey.
MI kICHD Nj. JONES and Miss KATE FRAz1Ee'
al of Kent county, Del. ~
In Chester, on the 10th instant, by the Rev.
A. NJ Sproul, Mr.. FERDINAND SuAIS forwerIv
oI tins town, aud Miss ELIZA ID. Ross. of Chcs.
ter, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

TERRIBLE MURDERS AND SuIcIDr.-New
York, Nov. 22.-Yesterday morning, at Port
Jefferson, Mr.. Waters, armed with a beovv
bar of iron, attacked his family while at break
fast, instantly killing his own wife and her son
in-law, Mr.. Sturdevant, and mortally wound.
ing Mrs. Sturdevant.. Waters then proceeded
to his barn. where he hung himself Il is sup
posed he was insane.
SuIcIDE.-Hehry Fasnacht, Esq.,, residing
about three milrs west of Boonsboro' Ma
committed suicide last week by hanging himself
TO a tree in his lot No cause assigned for the
rash act. He leaves wife and four children.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
New
tJ.PIrf,

lhe Superior Court, and Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery. m ond
tor New Castle county commenced their ses.
SONS at the November term, at New Castle on
Monday the 18th inst.
The Grand Jury closed their labors on Tburs-
iay at noon, after session of three and half
days and were discharged with the thanks Of
me Court They returned sixty.eight truc
oils, and ignored four. Ofthis number of tr,o
oHIS' ioEty-hve were for selling liquor on Sun.
day"
The proceedings up to Monday show nothing
oi any general interest. We select the two
following items from the Republicans report
lEe State VS.. George Collins. Indictment
Ior an assault and battery wi intent 10 kilI
dIle9ed 10 nave been committed in ApDoouini
mink Hundred, on the 18th June last bv rho
defendant, upon Mrs. Louisa Blnns. The cose
was submitted to the Jury, without urpumcnt
upon the charge of the Chief Justice. Tho
jury found verdict Of" Not Guilty in man.
near ana form as he stands indicted, but Guilty
u an Assault" The Court sentenced NJ
collins to pay fine of Sl50, and costs.-
Messrs SmIthers and Fisher for the State =
~ uord"l' Esq Tor defendant.
Benjamin F. Sloanaker, indicted for an as
SauIt and battery, with an intent to kill and
murder, committed upon James Brown, in Bran.
dywIne hundred, on the 23th of August Iasr
was urraIgned, aud pleaded :" Not Guilty
Owing to The absence Of material witness
tne case was continued until next term. This
u VIII be remembered, was the case IN which
d pistol was discharged by IA man from off the
cars at CIaymont, by which person in car.
rI"ge was seriously injured.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
WHITE TEETH parG,uod Rro.,b and Rom

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau.
ttul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" Wha,
auy OF gentleman would remain under the Of
'rI 'IrlISngreeaple breath, when by using the Balm OF a
inouSuhu Flowers" a dentrilice would not only
render 1t sweet. but leave the teeth as white as ala
pds'erf Many persons dO not knew their breath is
pau ana The subject is delicate their friends Will
"I u"tLe Is signed, FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Dwelling to Let.

The undersigned will RENT for Tie cnsuin,
year, the Property where she now resides. cor.
ner OF Methodist and Market sts., in Smvro,
IL embraces good two-story Dwelling and
Kitchen. with Stable. Smoke House, Carrlagr
House ard Garden.
For particulars, apply to
Nov. %, 81. LYDIA SpRIANCr
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Railroad Accident,

we learn just as we are going to press, thai
fearful accident occurred at Jimtown. near
smyrna Depot this morning. lumber.wagop
ot MINUS II. Coverdale, while CROSSING tho
'rack' was run into by the locomotive, tearing
The wagon to piecs, breaking the thigh of the
driver Mr.. John F. Betz, and otherwise iniur.
ing him. and also seriously njurng two of tho
horses.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Correspondence Of The SIN. ,ua Tim,
The Chapter Conclndad.

MIR EDITOR Il am pleased to believe there
is some good in SOdom yct,-the Editor of the
reporter having at length " knocked under " in
regard to the "Trotting Match" In his last
ISSUE he plainly acknowledged (though indi.
rec'ly) his false positions, in every particular,
and think he should not now be rendered more
uneasy,-he should be left alone, like
Little Johnny IIorner,
Sitting in the corner, &C., &c.
Yours, OBSERVER.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Correspondence of the Smyrna Times.
Examination.

n MIR. and Mrs. Bass held an examination
.neir Academy, in the town of Smyrna, o
wednesday, the 18th inst. The various classe
: were examined on Reading, Arithmetic, Geo
sraphy' English Grammar, Botany, Philosophy
astronomy. Algebra, and Latin,-in all o.
winch branches the examination was entirely
satisfactory, and even surpassed the expectation
of many.
MT and Mrs. Bass explain and demonstrate
upon The blackboard all their arithmetical and
mathematical propositions, which certainly is
very advantageous to the student,-giving him
oo'h an ocular and vocal demonstration OF all
MS exercses,-thus conveying to the memory
through the medium of two senses (sight and
hearlng) all his mathematical operations.
In my opinion, an Academcul course of SIN.
dies under the preceptorship of Mr.. and Mrs
BASS Is tar preferable to many of the boarding
''"O0''' TESTS.
Smyrna, Nov 23d.
TIE EXHIBITION of the above School nm tho
following Thursday evening. at Wards Hall,
was OF more than ordinary interest. We sci.
dom, II ever, witnessed better declaiming and
performing on the stage by school bows and
girls. Indeed, many of them went throuob
their parts with the grace, ease and conscious
ability of trained performers. So well were
all the pieces executed, it would be difficult 10
partlcularze' but it would be no dispara cement
10 The others to name the following as bein0
among the best: "The Beauties of Pletv."
. The Sister Band," Chit Chat" The Ola
Continental, y "Beauties of Gossip." 81 Tho
Servant" "The Four Wisbes.''
md "The Indians Wrongs" s,"-dialooues dra.
mas &c.' in which, from two to eight or ten
ook part {
Owing to the inclemency Of the weather.
eavy snow-storm ailing--some of the pupils
nd many Of the citizens were unablo 70 Lo
resent. Mr.. Bass has been requested to 70
eat the exhibition on Thursday Co-morrowl
"enIng, in Wards Hall, which he has con. L
'n'ed to DO. The day being a kind of hol.
'y' II WAS particularly desirable with many
lat The Exhibition be repeated.
Al The conclusion of the speaking on Thurs. c
iy evening, Mr.. Bass delivered very inter. n
sung address, which has been requested for d
lOlcatlon, and will appear in our next isspe
'e author having given his consent. Il
-,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

IOG-kILLING.-Our butchers takinr advan
tase OF the cold weather have commenced the
slaughtering of hogs. Sausage and buckwheat
Will soon be quite ccmmon-wlh those able 10
afford the same. The obese and unfortunate
Porkers protest with loud squeals, but without
avail, against the cruel appetltes of the hungry
and Unsuitable Gcntilcs. At such times there is
more or less interest in regard to who has ra sed
the largest hog. Smyrna and vicinity can. we
think, boast of some fine pigs" Mr.. Samuel
Holding, at Duck Greek, has ten, which. il is
thought, will average 800 lbs. EACH Opinion
is somewhat divided between a hog belonging
to MIR. James Hendrickson, at the Landing. and
one belonging to Capt Perry DENNY, (col. y in
WhopPen' respecting size. They are each va
rlous y estimated to weigh between 500 and
600 lbs, after being butchered. The fattest
hog in this Bailiwck" belongs to Mr.. Henry
Henry F. Sutton. 1t will weigh about 500 lbs :.
and is SO fat that il can neither see or walk
There are, doubtless, many other mammoth
"porkers" in the community.
Smyrna, for Horses, Dogs, and Hogs, is
ahead, as far as heard from.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

NEXT MONDAY will be what is termed "No-
tlcing Day." in this locality, as it will be
the last day the present year on which ten
ant can be warned to give up "peaceable and
quiet possession " of the property on which he
resides-the law requiring notice of three
months. Tenants and landlords wishing a
ctalge in Affairs would do we'll to max note
of the day. N.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

NOTICE--Divine Service will be held at
Bethel and Union NJ. E. Churches on Thursday
next'--the day set apart by the Executive of
our State as a day of Thanksgiving,--com.
menclng at lO4 o'clock, A. M. The public
generally are invited to attend.
s. w. THOMAS,
VIM. +. TALBOT.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
10 DOg-MaStcrS.

Having suffered by sheep killing dogs notice
IS hereoy gwen that VIII hereafter shoot any
ro9 no. (whether after sheep or not) found on nv
raf'n III Ap?"quInlmnk hundred near Smyrna
Nov %, 81. JOHN A CAyEvnyp
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

TERRIBLE CATAsTROPHE.-Durin the severe
storm Of Thursday evening last, the Crick-
water" Liquoring Establishment, at the Land
ing, was thrown from its foundation, carrying
barrels, bottles and tin-cups with it, in one
general crash.
We understand that the immense work Of
re-establishing it has commenced, with fair
prospect of success.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
The "Crash" in Europe.

The news from Europe, by the Atlantic, will
create a profound sensation in business circle
here, and arrest the attention of men of al
casses. tits, probably, says the N. Y. Er
press the most disastrous intelligence from Eu
rope ever received in the United States.
When the news of the stoppage of the New
York Banks, and the general suspension o
specie payments throughout the United States
was made known in England, the feeling in
London and Liverpool under it-as set forth in
the journals, the commercial circulars, and the
private letters-seemed to be so much more
buoyant and hopeful than we, on this side, had
dared to expect, that we joyfully jumped 10 the
Inclusion that-as matters abroad, as we'll as
at home, had seen their wOrst--each succeeding
steamer would be likely to advise us of a rapid
change for the better. How far these antici-
patiOns were justified, let the gloomy character
of the Atlantic's advices answer.
The "panc," which paralyzed everything,
and 1--WE had almost written everybody, here,
on this side, few weeks since, is now in full
play in all the great commercial centres off
Great Britain, while on the Continent it does
not appear that the condition of affairs is anv |
better.
The most disastrous event since the depar-
ture of :he previous steamer, is the failure Of
the old established and we'll known house of
Dennisl,un, Cross g. Co., of Liverpool, Lon.
don and Glasgow firm largely engaged in
the American trade, and having extensive con-
nectlOns elsewhere. Their liabilities are rourh.
ly estimated at f2,S0O,0OO, and their assets al
E3O00,000. Great excitement followed this
suspension,--whch was vsibly increased by
the speedy announcement of several others
Then followed the action of the Bank of Eng.
land raising the rate Of discount one per cent
gh.r,-that is to say, from nine to ten per
celt,--a point to which it has never before been {
pushed. Hardly had this fact been published, d
before the Western BInk OF Scotland was sta
ted to have closed its doors--crippled from the
further advance in the value of money.
All now was panic " and fright" There
was strong, steady run on the Glasgow Saw
lngs Banks, and the pal authorities were y
taxed TO their utmost TO preserve order SINH
llr scenes are reported at Belfast, and else
where in Ireland; and, in fact, the whole Con- |
tlnent reels under the lohirIl7ind which is ]
sweeping over Great Britain. The Bank of
France has also increased its charge for dis
counts.
Of course, all kinds of business is very dull,
and may be regarded as nearly suspended. !
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
All about a Dog.

Two or three weeks since. we pnhli.boJ
locaI Item In regard TO u large ST. Bernarc
Dog' which had been presented to COL DAME
Cummlns 1t was copied into several of tbe
Delaware papers, among the number the Della.
ware Democrat.
a communication appeared IN the Delaware
journal, Statesman and EIue HENS Chicken.
on Tuesday sf last week, criticisinIy Ike item
as 1t appeared in the Democrat, and ridjculino
1t IN very sarcastic language.
In the following issue OF the Democrat. the
Editor thus explained
p" several words were inadvertently omitted
IN the setting up by our composltor. and
olher words ST. otyPograp phIcall Tered as To make
'nc al 'cIc 'ead Father bungllngly, though not
at all uhihteliig'bly. In The press of business
the pFoot-s"eet containing the article was over
looked aud the type transferred 10 the farm t,
Just as II came trom The cUmpOsilor's stick.
without being sutj cled 10 the usual sc,utinv
aud CORRECTION"
we did not see the Journal in question, I'M
I'll It Was hanicd TO US by friend. mot bc.
ing on It's exchange list, since the "crisis -
mas compelled the paper Of large size and
small circulation " to rctrench) The commu.
nIcnlIon above referred to- as appearing in sa id
paper, was written, the Democrat saws. bv 1b,.
Editor of the " Bob-tall Rouster himself.
The Democrat replied to the article in bit.
ter edlto IaI nearly column in length, (rnadc
more pungent, perhaps from recent pasc,
quarreI,)-to watch the correspondent, or ra
ther the Editor in the guse OF an auonymou,
writer, replies at length.
We were not involved in the matter, only in
regard to the name and locality Of the order q
Monks Ohough implicitly in it alD, which rL.
recent article IN the Journal says. was no
questioned only as spelled in the Democrat
and the sole object was to make an Irish bull 0,
IT, We leave the two papers to eight it GU"
wishing they may have L" good tune"
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

80 VII be sold at public sale, at The Raj
GsA Road Depot, in Mddetown, Del, on
- THURSDAY, the 26h inst, at II o'clock
M.' l'OOO Apple Trees, 1000 Peach Trees, and
general assortment Of other Fruit and Orna.
mental Trees; comprising Plum, Apricot, Nee
larine, Pear Cherry Trees &C., from the Con.
cordVlIle Nursery, Del. Co, Pa. Also, Grape
VInes' kaspberrIes, &c. These are splendid
assortments of trees and farmers and otLcrs
s"ouid not lose this opportunity to purchase.
X. L, p. CLAYTON, Auctioneer.
Nov 25, 81
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

DEATH OF B. L. COLLINS, Eso.-On Satur-
pay last, Death claimed another of our most
useful citizens, in the person of Benz. L. Col.
llns, Esq. for many years a resident of this
town. The deceased was foremost in every
work of usefulness, particularly when the reli-
gious and moral interests of the community
were at stake. From early life he was devo-
ted member of the NJ. E. church, and for a
number of years filled the Offices Of class-eader,
steward, &c. He took deep interest in the
rising generation, as was evinced by his long
and untiring devotion to the Sunday School, as
Its Superintendent, President, &c. In 1852,
he was elected as representative from Duck
Creek Hundred, to the Delaware Legislature.
His remains were followed to the grave on
Monday afternoon last, by the NJ. E. Sunday
school, in procession, and large concourse Of
relatives and friends.
Mr.. c. was in the SD year of his age.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

THE New York Cry BANKs.-Accordino 70
last weeks statement of the condition of the
banks of the city of New York, they now have
in their vaults nearly twenty millions of spe.
Gle.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
D / E D

On The 18th instant, in Appoquinimink Hun
dicd' Simon Sweatman, in the 54th year of hi,
age.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

M@- THE EXHIBITION of the Smvrna
ta-S Academy will be repeated To- Morrow
Crhursday) evening, at WARDS HALL, (by
request,) commencing at G4 o'clock
Admittance l22 cents-to be used in purchas.
ing Apparatus for the use of the students.
0. N. BASS.
Nov. 18th, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
Office Md. & Del. II. II. Co.

EAsrON, October %, 1857.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
me Md. and Del. Railroad company, will be
held at The Office of the Company, on Monday.
tne l4th OF December. BY order of the Board
of Directors,
nov2J JOHN Urxnppsov S.,o,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
j. w. 5 AVN,
Civil Engineer and SurVeVor

Having had several years experience at Engineer
ing' Laying Out and Dividing Lands, SC now ofIcr
OFFICE sOver the Drug Store of j. 2 UotItckeT
Smyrna, Nov. IS, 81.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

Or A Sermon suitable to the occasion will
be preached by the Pastor, at the M. E. Church
IN this town, to-morrow--Thanksgiying Day.
service TO commence at 10a o'clock. VIZ
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25

VIM GREsE.--Mr. Spencer Biddle, of Cecil
county, Md killed nine wild geese at one shot,
on the Elk river, last week.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-25
SEED WHEAT.

vi the BLUE STEM WHITE variety. -.
superior article, weighing 62 lbs to the bSshei
FOR SALE at HoFFEoKBR's Mill. viii
be given in exchange, If desired, for whear nf
a different kind. Apply to Joseph HoffscLsr -
Smyrna, or to James Evans, at tho mill "