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Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

RESUMPTION OF EMPLoYMENr.-Some of the
factories about the country. which closed dur
ing the panic. are resurning again. The Al
bany Iron Works is to re-cOmmence work this
week. The Rensselaer, IN. W Works. which
employ three hundred and fifty men, are max.
ing preparations for immediate resumption
The thirty-two factories in North and South
Lee. Mass, are still in working condition, al.
though short time-equal to four and a half
days per week-characterize them at present.
There kan Improvement manifest in these in
terests' which gives the hope that the worst
times are over, and that labor will soon be fully
and pro1tably occupied ss4- 2 a,e-a 81 :
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

TBE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.-Advices by the
Arabia show that the fatal disease is still pre-.
vailing to great extent in the North of Eu-
rope. In Stockholm, aud other cities of Swe-
den, the deaths, thus far, were computed as
high as five thousand but the latest accounts
show progressive decline. At Hamburger, il
is likewise on the decrease. No cases are re-
ported in England, but the various sanitary
committees, and boards of health, in the cities
and large towns, are going to work as if it's ad.
vent next spring was dead certainty. They
do not propose to revive quarantine, or TO i'm.
pose any restrictions Of that kind upon vessels
coming from infected ports-taking it for grant
ed that cholera is not a disease that can he
stopped by quarantine. But,.-they are stirring
up the Inhabitants to increased cleanliness, at
tentiOn to diet, clothing, &c. This is good
pollcy,-and we are not sure that it might not
be initiated to present prospective advantap pe
here. On Thursday, the arrival of a ship from
Hamburg was announced at quarantine,-hav.
ing had thirty'sne deaths on board during the
vcyage,-and, within twenty-four hours AFTER
wards, another, from the same port. was repor,.
ed, with twenty'eight. The ship surgeons do
not say it is Asistic Cholera,--but seeing that
said ships have come in direct line from
cholera port, the public cannot be blamed for
drawing their own inferences.--N Y. Erpres,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable Mill Property
i o r S a l. E

aG%s$SssSa4 The subscriber offers at private SALE
Isiii his valuable Mill Property, situated on
MA!I the State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MlLL-HOUSE is 40 by 46 feet, and 3
stories high, with two Water-Whces and three
Run of Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the driest season of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running order--in every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern style,-
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom of wide range of country.
There is a new Steam Engine, of 90 horse
power, attached, recently erected at a cost of
$3OO0 with appurtenances,-w is in first
rate condition. 0F Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after dcducting expense of both mill and farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on 10000.
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
u ACRES of Land, with u good Dwelling,
necessary Out-BuIldings, aud two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly lined, and is in fine state of cultivation.
0o3-One-third otIhe purchase money will be
required on the execution Of the deed the
balance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons d2srous of examining the property
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing on the same;
or on the Undersigned, in the town Of Smyrna.
Aug. 70, 81. JOS. IOFFECkER
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

U. y. SEsAToRs.-The caucus Of the Demo.
cratic members of the Mississippi Legislature
has unanimously nominated the Hon. A. G.
Brown for reelection to the u. 8. Senate. -
Hon. Robert Toombs has been reelected to
the United States Senate from Georoia. 20 lsas
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

SMOKING TENANT To DEATH l-Bridos,
Mcintyre fCentral Falls, r. T., died on Sat
urday, from the effects of fright and smoke
caused by the landlord ofthe building in wbicb
she lived having stuffed the chimney with straw
TO smoke bis tenant out Thae landlord i IN a
iair way 70 get /" smoked" himself If NOT in
th's worid 10 some other one I, ~ " -: - =
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

Q>-5- Neal Dow, who recently returned from
tour in Europe, having made series Of pro.
hlbltory liquor law speeches in the principal
cities OF Great Britain, was received in Port
land, Friday evening. The Advertiser saws
that large assembly gathered in front of the
City Hall, and preceded by Chandler Band and
number of torches, marched to the Western
depot TO welcome home Mr.. Dow. now having
been about seven months on his mission TO Eu.
rope. AT the depot the crowd was great, and
as he entered the barouche prepared for him
he was loudly greeted with cheers. At a given
signal the procession, with long row OF splen-
did torches, reformed, and, after escorling him
to his home, where he made brief speech, re.
turned to the City Hall, and there dispersed
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
500 Reward.

My Dwelling having been burglariously en-
tered on the night of the 18th instant, by some
person unknown to me, hereby offer reward
of One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
and conviction of the scoundrel. Any informa-
ton that may lead to his arrest, will be literally
rewarded. JOHN CLOAK.
Near Smyrna, Oct. 81, 1657.-4t
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Steamboat Balloon.
Lindsay 81 BlakistOn,s
CHEAP BOOK STORE

SHGAT " . ORE
Books SOLD AT Prices TO SUIT THE TIVE
ALL BANK NOTES TAKEN AT PAR
The following Useful and Beautiful Books
are for sale at this Great Establishment,
Watson's Camp Fires of the American Revo.
luton, with fifty original illustrations bv
Croome. ovo. Price 50 90
Proctor's illustrated History of the Crus,d.s
containing over $50 illustrations. l VOL sys
Price 81 90
Stork's illustrated Life of Martin Luther IG
illustrations. Royal Svo. Price 81 5G
Miss Mays American Female Poets, with Rio.
graphical and critical notices and selections
from their writings. Octova edition. Nine
steel plates. Price. ~ 00
DR.. Bethune's British Female Poets, with Rio.
! graphical and critical notices and selections
| from their writings. Octave edition. Nine
steel plates. Price, 81 w.
| Watson's New Dictionary of Poetica Quota
tions, consisting of Elegant Extracts on eysrv
subject, compiled from various authors, and
arranged under appropriate heads. Octave
edition. Nine steel plates. Price, 81 90
Yields Sacred Poetcal Quotations, or Scrjp-
ture Themes and Thoughts as paraphrased
by the Poets. Octova edition. Nine steel
plates. Price, 81 90
The Women of the Scriptures, s illustrations
on steel. Octave. Full cloth, gilt backs.
Price, 81 50
Scenes in the Life of the Saviour Eight il.
lustrations on steel. Octave. Full cloth.
gilt backs. Price, 81 50
The Christians Daily Delight, with ustra-
tions on steel. Octave; cloth, gilt backs.
Price, 81 80
Scenes in the Lives of the Apostles, with eight
illustrations on steel. Octave; cloth. gilt
backs. Price, 81 50
Scenes in the Lives of the Patriarchs and Pro.
phets. illustrated by ) steel plates. Octave /;
cloth, gilt backs. Price, 81 50
Great Inducements 10 Agents.
The most liberal inducements are offered
to Agents
To engage in selling any of the above Books,
or the numerous others published by them
Catalogues, with terms, furnished upon appli-
cation to LINDSAY g. BLAKISTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
% South Sixth street. above Chesnut,
ocl4 Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose OF
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, sc. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
OF He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec Is" ,"55-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

JUST THE THING One of the Park Prole-
tartan orators goes for giving Socialism fair
trial in New York. He thinks the time is pro-
pltlous for the experiment, and that we ought
to begin right away. He is in favor OF the
city not only providing labor and bread, but
buying up meat, clothing, lodgings and other
comforts. When that arrangement goes into
operatlsn' please count US in. Put US down for
one barrel OF -four, one baron of beef, two or
three pairs of boots, half dozen new hats, al
overcoat or two, and a suite of rooms,-to be-
gin with. When we get that, we mean next
to "vote ourself farm" Vive Le peupLe =
Thus saith the New York Express.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
REGISTERS Office.
DnyrR kcut ,'nnnIv NJ

DOVER, Kent county, Nov. %. 1857
UPON the application of John Ii. Bewley, Admin
istrator of Richard ). Culbrelh late OF Duck Creek
hundred, in said county, deceased, ordered and
directed by the Register that The said Administrator
give notice Of the granting Of letters Of administration
upon the estate OF the said deceased, by causing d.
versements to be posted within forty days from the
dateiOf such letters in of the most pubic places Of
the county of Kent requiring all persons having dc
mands against The estate TO present the same, abide
by all Act of Assembly i'll such case made and pro,i-
ded And also causc the same 10 he inserted IN the
smyrna Times, newspaper published IN Smyrna,
Delaware. aud continue therein eight weeks E3
1XS5Ih Given uIGcr hand and seal of Office Of
1ISSYfT the Register aforesaid. al Dover. Kent
as Skfe county aforesaid, the day ana year aboI e
SESsk TSiS written.
SSSsSW& X. w. REYNOLDS Register.
NOTlCE.-The undersigned Administrator. named
above, hereby give notice, that Letters of Admins
traUn granted TO him the tWenty.sIxh day If
Ociaber, 1857; all persons therefore having demands
against the deceased estate, will present the
properly altesed, before the tWenty-sixIh day vi
October, 1858, or abide by law il tins behalf.
JNO. Ii. BEWLEY.
NOv4-'1-6w
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
Huber & Godfrey, AuctiOneers,

No. 2lO North SecOAd ST., above Arch. Philadelphia
GALES Every Evening during the Week MONDAY
- evenings excepted) of Fancy Goods, Combs
Buttons, Cutlery. Musical Instruments, Watches
Jewery Plated Wares) Dress Patterns. Jet Goods
PhiIssop phical Apparatus POrtmonnaCs PenseTs, Pa
per Hangngs &c.
0y- COnsignments solicited. JelO'6m
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.-The Southern
(Miss). ReviLe in chroncling the death of Hon.
Louis LcLane thus aludes to eminent Della
warians:
Mr. Nc Lane was a man of great modesly,
and one of the few public men who received
the highest political honors without seeking
them. lie was the peer of the Hon. John nj.
Clayton III talents, integrity, and in the affec-
tlons OF the people of his native State, and the
twain were two of the ablest men ever born on
the soil of Delaware. The death of these TWO
patriots within the past twelve months, takes
from little Delaware her proudest intellectual
monuments, and she has but one son left whose
prominence as a statesman entities INN to re-
ceige the fallen manlle-the Hon. James A.
Bayard.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18


"PRoLETARIAN-IsM " IN PHILADELPHA.-
Five thousand unemployed persons met in In
dependence Square, Philadelphia, on Thursday
afternoon last The meeting passed off quite
orderly, the speakers generally advising the
support of law and order. A reporter of For
ney's Press being called upon, recommended
the seeking of work, cad of lnq at meet
lngs, and taking it at any price in preference to
starving, and was groaned, while the decIara-
tion of another speaker that he would die rather
than work at under-prices, was received with
applause. The issue Of small notes by the city
was advocated.
0T The Eastoh (Pa.) Argus mentions an
incident of an old gentleman recently decrns,d
IN Lehigh county, who had been suspected OF
having considerable money in his house, al.
though no one knew the amount. o exami-
ming the premises after his death, no less than
eleven thousand dollars were found in specie.
which he had doubtless been saving and con-
sealing for many years.
" At Albany, during a very heavy rain on
Tuesday, gentleman dropped roll of bills
about S7OO--in the street. lie soon after missed
1t, and on retracing his steps, found a number
OF boys poking the bills out of the gutter with
broomsticks and pieces of lath. He recovered
only $lO7 of the " floating currency"
or The Mayor and Councils of Washing.
ton have passed an ordinance imposing fine OF
not less than twenty dollars upon any person
convicted OF carrying deadly or dangerous weap.
ons,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

&C., The subscriber offers at private sale,
SsiiiI his valuable Mill Property, situated on
nAIA the State road leading from Smyrna to
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

Smyrna, Tuesday Ev'g, Nov. 16, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
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Sept. ;. IS56-IOi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
CIRCUIT & BKCELOw. 3
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Among the hundreds Of complimentary notices.
we have received from newspapers ia every acc
ton OF ths country, we quote the following ex
/ act from
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lustrations. ~. T. Sun.
''lt will attain to high position in the literary
world. Phiioaelphia Daily .ftWs.
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and we take pleasure in now bringing il TO the NO
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'"rhe talent and energy Of the proprietors, its
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Ofte typography e"nno. fail to secure for it a
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"As literary and family journal, we have no
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Unlike many city contemporaries, the Nation 10
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ed authors. Erie City Dispatch.
| ''It has the most beautiful engraved head we
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udice. and comn end the Nation 10 oar readers.
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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

"AVING purchased The " Washing
- ton Hotel" Leonard Toxn, the
subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
friends and the travelling community
generally. shat he il now prepared 10
accommodate al who may give him =
call. IN manner that he trusts will be-
satisfactory. IS his intention % thor
oighly repair the whole essablishmen
and re-furnish the rooms without regsra
either TO pains OF expense.
His undivided atfention wall be given
20 hrs new business, snd he pledgvs
himself 10 use bis beat exestions 10 make
all his guests comfortable and contented.
His table will always be Supplied with
whatever the market May afford, and his
Bar well furnished with The best liquors
and segsrs. e3
The pafSOnage Of the former q. ests of
.Ae house - very respectfully solicited.
j. w. ]. MOORE.
Jaauary 10Th 1866.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
:. TO Wy CoUxTRY FRIENDS.

TNVHE undersigned takes leave 10 in
- form the puhlie and his many cuss
TONERS that he has REMOVED 10 hiss
New Store, No. 1i1 N. GAY ST.. twdr
doors below his furlner place. where hs
10 continuing Ia close out She remainder,
Of his SKINNER Stock Of DRY GOODS
and TRIMMINGS, at lrss prices than
ever offered bet,de. These goods viii
be sold al any rate to make room Tor The
large Stick Of Fail Goods which am
daily receiving. Come early and bs:-
gains can be ohtained. d. -
Farmers aud County Merchants are
invited 10 examine our well-selectsd
stock of DoMESrIc Goops, CAssISKrrs.
BLANKETS, Sc, which I can sci: very
low by the piece or yard.
HERMANN POLLACK,
l6l N. Gay street.
Angus. 21s., lS56-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
SHIRLEY FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
URB.9.s:4, FREDERICK CO., ND

TNHlS Institution. now in its 4th .es
= son. is situated at Urbana, Fred
erick county, Maryland, So miles from
Baltimore and miles from the Iiams-
vile station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road. in q beautiful aad entirely
healthy region. III. advantages .Grred.
are spacious and comfortable buildings,
ample and shady Fairgrounds, q full
corps of qualified and experienced ,each-
ers, superior musical instruments, com.
plete chemical and philosophical Appa.
ratus. and an extensive and thorough
course of instruc' ION. II DOW numbers
pupils from 5 different States. The Prin
cipal. who has bad IS years experience in
TEACHING. takes part I'm the daily instruc-
i'ns of the School. and pledges himself
to employ the best teachers and 10 give
his undivided attention 20 the Interests OF
the school. Two churc hes in the village
present opportunities Of regular worship.
besides wh,ch, religious instruction in the
school % q regular part OF is course
Catalogues. contsining full particulars.
will be sent upon ap 'licaiion.
The Pad tenn Of The present session
has Just commenced, and will close on
the 4ih Of July. Pupils will be received
at any time and charged only from date
Of entrance.
Terms-Sf6 and go per month. &C.
cording TO branches studied. including
Board. Washing. &C., English tuition ., d
music.
address
GEO. C. BUTLER. A. NJ,
p. o. urbana.
Frederick coamiy, Nd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
tRVlNG'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
ILLUS TR.7TE

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! Feb. 4. 1S57-2t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

Notice 90 Farmers and Planters
SALT FOR MICH COWS .A-kIJ
STOCK GENERALLY

"HEN Cows in milk are kept on
w green, succulsnt food, they re-
quirs Q regular and liberal supply Of Salt.
Ss, also. when cattle are 6rst turned 10
pasture in the Spring, they require salt
more frequently than in the latter part Of
the season when the heritage 10 less sue
enlsnt and fresh. u Is often the case
that ANIMALS taken from drv food, and
supplied exclusively with green ferment-
abb" heritage ara greatly debiliiaied by
scours. Salt, in due quantity, 10 a GER
tain preventative Of this malady. Rock
Salt IS the most economical and cosve-
nient way 10 salt stnck. by placing pieces
IN different parts Of the field, where the
ocE can have access 10 it al pleasure.
Orders for this, or any other articles in
our line will be promptly attended 10 by
DGVALL L. IGLEHART.
Croeers aud Commission MercbantG
12S Light street Whkrf,
Baltimore
March 18th, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
BUGGlEs, CARRIAGES, sCLKlEs.
@ksEyk

HVhE subscriber has on hand in his
- newly erected Factory \ great "a
dnrsbtiiiy. fnisn writa a d, b .ss-~ xecaaI~
with the best in The country. He we.sld
respectfully call the attention of his.
friends and the public generaliy &c
st. Mary'' and adjoining counties To this
fact. and at the same time he takes &C
casion 10 express TO them bis sincese,
thanks Tor their former patronage. With
the stock Of Carriages at present in hls
Factory snd the facilities which he Pos
sssses for manufacturing. he feels conf.
dent Of being able to mee. ths wants Of
these who wish 10 p1rchass. lIis Fac
tory (Which has been lately re-buiIt) IL
near the corner of Third street and Penn
sylvania Avenue, opposite Cadsby's Ho-
tel. Old Carriage. repaired nj she shott-
est notice, or taken in exchange for new
ones. lie has good assortment Of Sc
sond hand Carriages which will be sold
on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERNOTT,
Washington d. C.
June &. 1854. ...
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
A. L. BEAL,
LINE, NEIL. FLOUR md FEED
STORE,

No. I22 DHgm's Wharf, Baltimore.
IL EEPS constantly on hand all kind
- of Mill Feed, Guano. Lime,
Hay, Bricks. Hair. Calcined Plaster,
Oats. Chop, Rye, SC. We have on hand
also a very large assortment Of Sag
Doors, Shutters, Frames, Sc. All orders
for tho purchase of Lumber will be at
tended TO With Promptnsss. and satisfac-
lion bs guaranteed.
The CO-partneI.hip heretofore exist
ing between A. L. Beaf s. Son has been
dissolved by mutual consist.
Also for sale, good sound A CUL-
LlNGS at SIS per Thousand for cash or
accepted draGts-number OF feet guar
anteRd on all occasions
Feb. 26th, 1S57-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
f0TJcE<


TINE suhseribrrs have opened an ex-
" fenslve C.7RRI.4GE REPOSF-
FUAH. 81 d and % ". Calvert street,
opposite the Cfs1 Spring. where they
have. snd intend To krep, d fine assoYt-
ment of g.zRRk.4gESof the latest pat
erns and ssyl@s of ilsish, from their man
ufsctoFy in Nex Yssk. and ere msngfae-
taFing 10 O. n. Calvert street, Light
Carriages of every styFe, which they VIII
ssh low for cab or approved paper~
Al woFk sold d this establishnens
warranted. 'th1t7EH ~ ssS
We are prepared to 81 vsders Il The
shortsst notice. sss saa
- REpAsRlSss done on the shortest notice.
BURR RAF(sHT g 0CONNELL.
August ff;h. 1S56-,S.