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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

NJ DTICE.--THE PARTNERSHIP OF WILLIAM HpGE
~ 4 co.. of New York, is this day dissolved by mutual
Either is authorized the of the firm
in the liquidation Of its affairs. WILLIAM HOGE,
December 81, 1856. JAMES ROBB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

The attention of Planters is particularly objected the fol
lowing:
We the undersigned Cotton Factors and Commission Mer
chants do ceeFfy recommend the r1-ewHter Paint for the
purposes set forth in the Agents Circular and believe
serving the interests of planters by calling their attention its
peculiar enduring and protective qualities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

TO-PARTNERSHIP-W HAVE THIS DAY AS.
" Gcsted ourselves under the style and r OFFS TOBY r
BRO The purpose of conducting City Express and Com
mission Business. SIMEON TOBY, Jr.,
EDWARD TOBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

Louisiana Dry book and Lad every opportunity Of
u 5iis Of T. ne',s a dmat and nr@teGiiye paint,
pS4 on ,lT %oS N sTery respect eq'a to wnat
nm, y4T ,nse ,r-, h3j, nnd FIX , .tcy o F t tss,
s; r:0a@ en[ o n45 dsPo and s;stD2n Of
" 81 ,-ei, JTI-cHFS yA1FTTF + IN
Agents Of the Lou'si""" by Dock
ce'7y'cate OF ''m' T. 1e"!peton.
Tst t If r haye gd your n @
1on: have s%a ued d. 5s 1S y Td % %
e1s9 a s soyersd rs being durable srvioas
' lsigns,D W. C TENpLEToN.
'S'ea's o. capt. lG New 0 "sSan H' pss 1856
s s55 sw5s and find xsg a. used
june last nv decE, ekei and The E wnir bsinr strongIv
npss two n2 soa5s nSs Which hGy have been
New 0flrans, Dec is, iS55
'se' re ~ pfie".er i On uecEs ana other paris
best p paint for ' dara5y t and
F>'s's0 'ANhs "Alf- MASTER OF snip H. d. shepherd
Certificate of Capt. HVer, of ship 7f,7eu.
been using the S M 2rissni Fs MsF oh s li os
St nn sg S ss w9 year, it 51 w Tl
hesitation both economy nn4onhted protective quail
''''''"'S y p' nirGa, p.'' I" cup ''@'@'
tested tho fs s orIFs lea MsrSh e. 49,
K o5. agents various my ship for the past
have ever seen Il is in my opiaon invaluable rs durable
ships use in preference TO any other r,,cr-,,n
Hs's"''' Master Of shin nj i1a iU1 M NaH
--S''' u ''''' ''S''' ''S>''"'
oeF'!eae " t Sionu 81. 3 Ila i"0m0SS0"' o. me
NAM rlaar naro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

DISSOLUTlON-THE COPARfNERSHIP PREVI-
~ ouslv existing between the uHderSned under The r OF
ROBERT PIrKIN K co, is This dav dissolved by mutual
cOuseu-Charlcs Fonda dposng of his interest to r. Pkti
who will business, and is fully authorized 10 use
the the firm in the liquidation Of its AFFAIRS AMI VIII
nnr iii il, liahilirs ROBERT PITKIN,
49, CHAS. FONDA.
Sav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

THE COMPREHENSIVE OF R0BB, HOGE 4
WILSON of Liverpool is this day dissolved by mutual
Each authorized to tina of the firm
in the liquidation Of its affairs.
JAMES ROBR.
WILLIAM HDGE.
December 81. 1856 CHARLES BETnUNE WILSON
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Certificate Of Capt. ST. Clair Ihomasson, of the
Steamer Magnolia
New Orleans, Dec. 2 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck Of the passenger steamer
Magnolia under my command, with the BRID GEW I Err
PAINT cheerully recommend for its impervou qualities
have hesitation pgOnouncing superior, jndg
mineral paint before the public and believe to be
certain protection against the effects sparks and cnderS 1t
has also proved entirely waterproof decks after three
months (Signed,) ST. c. THOMASSUN.
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Stt0Incegus COMPOUND:
p,tent NJ edfrInes ,Sr.
u ,1ryrSroCL!iS tarrfstre
PAii-s All 4 NI;'S V,rIniti,r77..
tsi2,s Vny,uiF,rse.
iroWNSF TDS'S SIrsnnariIIa.
sarsalarlIa
SNDS StTsanarfIa:
NOR RTSoSjS Sar,aDariiIa.
foDti 4 NDtS trrma., Rittars
lInEF IRIS phmm~ Ri,arS
STnT-,iHTCNiS Ritter,
TAiY.HO Etfers
SPENGEkS Bters
BRYAN'S PUlrIon;c Waters
AVi,t,S, t:Trrry Pcrtora:
Visit IRIS BnIsam Wild Cherry:
DAVIS Wild Cherry and Tar;
Ro4FR'S Liyerwort and Tar:
LIVER OIL, Heigeman, Clark / Co:
con LIVER Oh, Heushaw, Prescott u Go,
COD LIVER OIL. Burnett's
HASTINGS syrup Of Nnptha,
JAMES F.NpectOra1t;
OSGOOD'S thoogOgEe;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
rHARLEs BETHUNE WILSON, J. HAMTl

" TON WILSON and THOMAS H. II AIETT have this day
been associated with The business to be con
Quoted New Orleans under the style of JAMES RORB
CO, heretofore; in New York under that Of ROBB AL
he 1T & co; and in Liverpool of K. WILSON, llAFTT
co SUCCESSORS the firm composed Of the late R. Wilson,
Esq and of W, K. fIalet Esq. JAMES ROBB Il co.
New Orleans ,Hnlary |, 1857. iAl
THE FIRM OF j. c. Raglan d ca. Is THIS
nuy dissolved by mutual consent, and r. P WILSON &
CO, Successors 10 the above FIRM. J. c. Raglan.
R. P. WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
Certificate of Oliver II. Lee, Superintendent Of H,

Hudson River Railroad Office New York. Jan. IT, 1852.
Thsis certify that used the PAINT
metal roof of Depot buildings and iron
generally extent wool work. and have
hesitation in saying that besides taking the price into consde
ration Il article the nsesI have named with which
acquainted 1t durability and adhesive
ness, aud fully meets my expectations -
OLIVER H. Ike,
Late Superintendent Of II. r. Railroad.
Nr. Lee Is SECRETARY II. Z. RalrOad.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
MARRIED.
lOpi,hs eyseing lof Deeamber aad11s5Od d

fOs',Ls eyssing lof Decaaber aadIts5sD by
,he Rev. d i, ;, Emersops Mr. JnoN yQehel-
,ree'to Miss Eliza Slttoh, all pf New Castle
Cos DeL4s as lsst tnd iGsEsi!s a'-9 ~li!'E Fs3,
tlna New Years, Day, at the resdenceAof the
BRIDES father, by xey. Thomas B. Miller, Mr..
wilIsn e. Brown, Of Kent Co, Delaware, to
Miss Mary. c. Pesl.. of Chester CO., Pa. .ssi..
In Dover, Dec Esd 1855, by the Rev. Thos.
G Murphey, Mr.. James w. sRutter to Miss
Mary VI. .Steison. both of Lawrence, Mass. a~s 81
on@the 23d ult., by Rev. w, E. England,
Nfr. VIM Spencer and Miss Sarah Anderson,
allotkent ca.g Del. airHt ln =; ss.i.)s 7s,s s.,}
On the Both ult., by the same, Mr.. james
Dewuham aud Mrs. Eraine Reynolds, all of
this county. ..sss a .,~aa.svaga
On the 3Otf Of December, 1856, by Rev.
w. M. Warner Mr.. Richard Colt and Miss
susan, wslker, both of Kent county, Delaware.
On ahe 3lst ult.. by the Rev. p. Mansfield,
Mr.. WIN. ~ Duhadaway. of Cecil CO., Nd, to
Miss Hannah Sullivan, of Kent CO., Del. ....
l0n the LIST inst, by the same, Mr.. Daniel
Fsrrowa and Miss Sarah C.. Dennis, both of
Kent CO., Del. .-.,.. -. -, -, ..., -.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07

& When a.discoyery is made which is cal
culqted to benefit mankind, it becomes the du'y y
of every good lcitizen to avail themselves Of the
results arising therefrom. lil accordance with
these views, we feel it our duty to brpgsto tile
notice Of ovr readers the extraordinary merits
0: medical discovery known.as Carter's Span
i'h Mixture. 1t is the most powerful, efectual
and certain REMEDY for all diseases of the blood
yet brought before the publicc Ii has perma-
nently and positively cured more than ten thou
sa nd cases of the worst forms of Blood Disease,
such as, Scrsfula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease,
Syphilis, Fever and Ague, and other kindred
diseases, many Of which set at naught the ply
slclan's skill, and laugh at all the ordinary eff
forts of science to conquer and .subbue' them
While Cqrter's Spanish Mixture contains NO
Mercury, Opium, or anything Injurious, yet its
success in curing disease has left ii without
flVal; and wherever. it has become knownfis
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fully
CONSCIOUS of its effects, and avail themselves
OF It's merits because it has deserved their com
incubation. 1t would be better to try it in time
the sooner the better se. i.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Fall Cloaks and Mantillas.
) WHOLESALE Avu RETAIL.

AT WHOLESALE A|p RETAIL.
GEO BULPIN q Co, Importers and Manu-.
laciurers of CLOAkS and MANTlLLAS, No. a
CHESTNUT street "a few above Seventh .uuIl
sldel PhiladeIpla, i'm connection with Geo Elan.
36l Broa'lway, ~ y the largest OF these
goods III the Uniied STATES brg leave To cuII the at.
ienOi Wholesale and ltc,aI hay ers TO lli,ar large
aid varied sIOo X oi C!oaks Tamas, &c &c Tor lhs
Fall Trade! ....',-
Ihelr collection comprises complete assortment al
all the latest PaIlsl IN Novelties It Velvet AkIre. All
lquc. Cloth, PLAIN Silk, &C., &c; Mhlle Tie facilities
afforded ly l;Ielr connection With the largest Manu-.
featuring lonSe tOf these gnodsl New York e.sabIs
them 10 guarantee better value than Soblanlle else.
where IA tins marktt GEO BULPIN h co
aug21-3m ia Chtsuut A aln,e 7tb
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
IsMYRNA PRIG.E$'.cpRRENT
= dOakrciistD c;iistD MASIr rsa 4nrfTr,iss. 4
Palethorp's Ague Mixture.

The proprietor OF the infallble and celebra-
ted remedy for Feper' and Ague, known as
PalethorPfs. s4Ague Medicine would most re-
specttully say to the public, that at the soic
tation of many persons, and feeling confident
that all will be required to bring it into gencr-
al use. is fair trial, of its. virtue. Thousands
in the West and South have been permanently
cured by using Patethorp's Ague Medicine {;
for the proof Of which we respectfully refer you
to the letters from different parts ofthe country.
from dealers and others, who have tested its
value as remedy for the Fever and Ague.
For sale only at the Drug Store of '.a
j. ......l .... JAMES P. IIOFFECKER.' p.
dlO-6m. n4r ;ascui,.s, 50 Smyrna Del. -
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Sherin,s Sale.

BY VIRTUE of Writ of Sciera Facias, to
me directed. will expose to public sale, at tn.
Eiot,l of Tilghman FoxweIl, in Smyrna, on
Saturday, the 18th day of January next, at 9
O'Clock, p. NJ, the following described lands
and ienemenis, to wit:-Ali the two equal and
undivided third part of tract or piece of Land
situated in Riymoud's Neck, Duck Creek Hun
dr-d. Kent County and State of Delaware, ad-
joining lands oil Thomas Shame, lands of John
and Eben Cloak. land of Edward r. Collins, and
other lands, aud said to coatain 35 ACRES,
more or less.
Beng seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Jonathan p. Collins and Charles p.
Collins and will be sold for cash by
l ... JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
n, IG5H-
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
DIED,

Suddenly, in. this town, onFriday, morning
che. ID inst, Mrs Sarah Bostick, in the 59th
year Of her age. ,.'...'...... ,t....
Ca the oath ult, in Little Creek Neck, Eliza
l.. Bell. in the I'D year OF her age.
The departure of this ,estimable lady. from
shis 10 a better world. was sad event In her
neighborhood. where, by her cheerful and kind
disposition she had endcared herself to large
circle of friends. H. '..
In -Mispillisn Hundred, on the 18th Decem-
ber, Mr.. James Dawson, aged 40 years. ..'..-.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
JOHN WIN. GUIREY l. Co,
BANKERS. i 9

Removed to No. Ga South ath st., PHILADELPHIA.
'toregn and Domestic Exchange Gold and SILVER
"in, and all uncurFonI BSnk Notes purchased al tho
beSi rates. --H f..fHa- .#.I -,.-.' -.l
Exchange all nvallahe points in n Unite Siates
Tor SALE COLLECTIONS made with prom tness and sell
tied al current raMs Oi Exchange witoL charsc ex
cept when at par ,t-7.'r
Upon Time nnd Call deposits, such inc rest "A III he
allowed as The slate OF the money market warrahts
Foreign ami American Com funIshed Tor slilpuins
and custom hOnse purposes ..5.-lt
Exchange available any where in the British Kas.
dom: eight Or sixty days IN sums Ut IL, and unw ards
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
America. Farm Mill.

THIS Mil is now acknowlejg jgedfbya all to be
she bed aud most durable Farfn Mill for Grind
ing Corn, Rye, Oats, or Corn and Cob into fine
or cosrse Meal. 0<rIllustrated Circulars will
be sent TO all anplicanis, free of postage. a..
We are also Manufacturers of Reaping and
Moving Machines. Horse Powers. Threshers
and Cleaners Hand and Horse Power Corn
shelters, Self Sharpening and Subsol Plows
Circular Saw Mills; Corn, Fodder, Hay and
straw Cutters, and ell approved Agriculture
implements, and Dealers in Guano, Super-Phos
phate. Lime and other Fertilizers also, Fielt
aud Garden Seeds.
O -, b 80. ROGERS & BOYER,
r,5Tst-1 20 Market st., Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
CHEAP PAPER HANGll\>
And Window Ahaan IAennf

.,,t; T. Z. MARSTON, of Phrlu., having taken
ti,t 9ne mouse recently occupied by Doct. Jas. H.
= = 10 nas' neXtdOor to Carr's Confectionery. on
No'niherce street, SMYRNA, Del. NonId r..
Spect,uliy INFORM the citizens of 81 id town an
sutronnoing country, that heis pr, pared to ex.-
"use raper hanging in all its warn US branci,c<
neatly ex expedltlously and chraply.
a good assortment of PAPER may always
De . found on hand, at from 12as CTS. up iris.
p i'Ige ana varied assortment If PLAN, F .ucv
ana GIlt Window Shades, together wi h ;b.,.
necessary Fixtures Also, Fncboard prmt
raP"r Curtains, and Paper Tor Front-door vi.
dows.
A call is respectfully solicited
Z. +. MARS TON.
ocl' i-f'5'N Commerce ST., Salyfhu, Del.
"A School-Ieacher Wanted.
lHl"lEDlAFELY, in District No .6s New CASH.
comfy AppquininiDk lIundred-nt,, comue,.,I Il,
leach all the bralIches of an English educa,ion He
ust come well recommended as 10 mt,ra cha racter
GIDEON r. ROrHWELL) -.
JEREMIAH ALLEN, Com's.
.u-, GEO. A. DEAKYNE, -
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
SELLING OFF! Selling OFF.

ALL persons desirOus Of purchasing BAR
GAINS, would do well to call at J. HENRY
JEFFERSON'S Store, as he wishes to dispose
of his entire Stock by the first day of March
next. Store opposite the Bank of Smyrna.
Jan. a. '57. .-...-. ....'i,t.. ....t -.-.,t r..,t
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Sales OF Stocks by Auction.
JOHN WIN. GUlREY Io-

~ AHctiOneer Of Sfocks Omly
Will, hold, III The Philadelphia Exchange. gular salss
II Stosks Bptlds, and Securities gene raIly To tins
business (Aew in phIladell la) he AIl give unrem,t
ling attention. aud sOeiis orders TOR sale or purchasr
Parties desiring advances. eau always draw at sight
10 the of IS per cent OI market value oriers
for tho positive. unrestricted sale accompanying the
stock s........ -. 20
Commission tincludng every rharge) 4 or7l1ner
cent upon parValuc except III case of ad, anre when
of per Gem. upon such dsuce " i'm currsn mIr r
est, will be charged ta.. W.
N. b.. list OF Stocks &C.. in the u With la.cs,
Souil Third Street Ilan2,Iv~ y
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
The Boston Daily Journal.

tMorning OF Evening edition. may be desired is
sent TO Subscribers by mail any part OF the United
nal open several hours later han any other daily pa
per- and thus not unirequenty 10 pnblish important
news from twelve to twcnty.f1ur hours in advance
The average circulation OF the Daily Journal il more
than double that Of any subscription two cent paper
published in Boston, ,l-..T -
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Paper Hanging and Painting.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens OF SMYRNA AMI the public generally, that
he is prepared To do all kinds Of HOUSE and SIG n
PAINTING. GLAZING and PAPER HANGING nj
The shortest nrcesnd upon the most moderate le rms
He hrs hecn residing IN this town the last four wears
and give The best references in regard to the exc
cution Ot hls-wOfk. + G - g s -
@J- Call ar lie new 6;othic Frame House on Com
neree street. 81 REUBENaT. STEWART 81
sep2|ly -..-s...'~ i t.t3 ~. Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
cH,GD-A- -.
Fancy Goods. Baskets, &c., &c

Fancy Goods, Baskets, &c.s &c.
The Larg est Assortment d Lo,oest Prices.
W TtLLEk. importer. has just opened al his New
ssssr. Nc. Is South FOURTH street, between Market
sasa Sneanni ss'ss PhiiadelphiaS l50 CASES NEW
1OOOS, received by the last packeu--makIng the
Greatest variety OF Fancy Goods ever before offered.
ToYs. Dolls. fauey Baskets. Ehha and Alabasier
sooas. C'snieciionep. papen, Fancy Boxes Seaar
cases Tssaceo Boxes. Pipes. Tooth Bsushes9and
bruggssss Assicles, with cxnry variety of frencf and
Sernssn u ods. whch he offers at, The very lowest
ratsss fst early Gases Of Toys, ell assorted. at
~. $40 and SEQ erAcass ~ oc224m
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Wilmington, oe2a?56 .t,,fgI i.

IF UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND and
universal satisfaction is evidence OF uHexam-
pied merit, then is PASCHALL'S GREAT
FEVER and AGlJE MIXTURE the recognized
and acknowledged remedy in all countries
where this Disease prevails. So astounding is
Its thorough aud searching efficacy that at
Staunton, Delaware, three bottles actually ef-
fected q permanenteure ia ne less than eigh-
teen cases See the evidence Of it's high nleri,
in the pamphlet on Chillsund Fever. ~, - a,s
a JOHN H.. BEW LEY, Smyrna. >
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Dissolution ofCo-Partmership.

Dissolution OfCO-PartnersIiip
The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name of Bowman,
Elliot, &. .Brinion, isihis day dissolved by mu-
tual agresnens- = JOHN II. BOWMAN,
,i9s''n D',s 80. JAMES ELLIOTT,
80 60. AMOS C. BRlNTON.&
Smyrna, Del, Jan.i, 1861. as" H.
or An persons indebted 10 the above frm
will please make Immediate payment TO the un-
sessighed, and those having claims against the
same, will present them forthwith, as il is their
iassnsiou TO settle up the business Of The old
hrm as soon as possible losi san issaIe ipn-ea0
73t BOWMAN g. ELLIOTT. -
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Boston journal for California,

Is princeton the h and 18th OF each month Tor mail.
ing by he steamers Of the 9th and 10Th. II is made
up with the greatsst care for The information Of New
England nen nr califomfa Over lz.000 copies a
month are now. sent fhese. which " b much larger
ejaculation Than any paper printed n the aa-
TIC States hasl a. Is matted this Office Sir Cents
copy. > A person sending one dollar caI have ose
each OF mbers sent TO any they may d..
SIRE. gsadssa ssiaHsiEs a 80 soilai1slah pfR s'lfi
a 011-Agen,ssud Newsmen supplied with either
Edition ofthe Journal on themost liberal terms,
Orders Cor either Of the editions Of the journal OIL
be nvariably accompanied BY tlie cash. and should
be addressed qilsilasBb Fi9n bnn 9ag1aain
saSl .ssasCHARLEs o. ROGERS, ssN reg,
..I1a lss,as1 u 49,. State stfeet, Boston. K
/, Boston, NOV, 1900 assaa BlamIo Hi dSi-ssHas'
JOB PRINTING neatly executed at tili,
ehice. i.tstg4 ms Il
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
TO DIR. G. jackson.
See advertisement.


rJ-COMPETITION AMI its great meaning ~ have
not had much TO say isr several months pas hat now
the words must come up IN good earnest need nUI
eliyou competition is the life Oi trade and TO carry
sut this principle am going into il up 10 my BOOTS.
In the first place, want 10 say little 10 the Shoe
dealers around the country Ii tell YOU gentlemen,
portion Of your trade has le your awns and is find
ing its sHaI to Wilmington. and parlicu lary 10 Is
cheap Boot and Shoe store, you will say you
Ci this fact and yet you how but such
is this and you all SORTS OF sayings 10 divert
the trade from this stOre Now, what docs amount
10 II Is you that are wrong gent niemen, and not Jus
If you nut buy your goods like do, large quaint.
ties for cash, aud sell for cash only, then you might
have chance OF Keeping your trade, we have kept
our own and part Of yours for the last six years
| Now, wiu tell you how we manage. YCu are aware
>herf's sales are frequent in both Philadeph and
Baltimore, and on these occasions we have friends
haHd with the cash, ready 10 pick all good bargains
of Boots and Shoes. both great aud small aud lava
riaby have our share in these hargaiIs. We buy The
goods low and Sc them low for cash. ut the smallest
prulit and thereby avoid making debts. Thus il is
can sell cheaper than you Win buy yol Boots and
Shoes ON long credit, IA regular way. and sell the
greater part OF Them upon credit. aud by this means
ysu obliged "ss Tor large profits TO make for b
debts | t0 you, dealers, can sell you Boots and
Shoes AtvhlesIe 30 that yOa an sell nj reail at the
same prices We d., and YET make prJiit. asd thei
you can keep your inoheyed Customers aI home. al
init that 10 Philadel pa and buy my Boots
Shoes in regular way. tr'in J'bbers, you eau buy
them cheap as can but tlia is the way. lf
tell you do. that sell at retail ladies' ihIck sle
. calf, healed BOolees, for * cents pair. and mem
long legged, dOubl blesOled Boots r only 81 so per pair
good artIce at that. and other kinds of 30 ant
Shoes equally cheap, you will say they wer
made for that aud they cannUl he bought for that,
IL cannot he sO and 20 turn il oil eall me hInbug
Yet. It is really true and Jonr goo people have fouT
Il out long ag1. That is the reason why many O
them have come tO this cheap Bout aud Shoe 70
their Boots and ShOes this last years. Gentlemer
read and ponder. you that are in want Of good Fa
stock Of Bouts and Shoes Give a cali. at No. !
West Second street. sign OfIhe large Black Boot wher
there Is fine pickings in these diggnss.
Il e. FLANlGEN.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07

. "A BENEVOLENT, GENEROUS MIND
anxious to alleviate human suffering, will re-
joics in making known the extraordipary merits
of PASCHALLS Remedy for FEVER aud
AGUE, since, on the highest testimony, il is
the only reliablsl aud safe remedy Dot only
against sickness but against the perncous nos
trums Of unprinc pied Quacks, A supply, of
the Mixture has been received from the Phfla-
Selphia. Labbfaiory,.. with the able Medical
Trea tiss 90 Fevers, &c, given gratis to all ap.
plicaatsg This should be read by all who lhinls
prevention better than cure. oois lHo D. HotiaasHa
- WILLIAM TEMPLE, Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
Money! Moneyt NJ nev

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY /! when il
is just as easy for any one % he around with n
pocket full not, it they anil. think SO. have
got new article, from which from five =,
twenty dollars day nbe made, either a,
male or female, It is a highly re>peciabE
business, and an article which is wantsd N
every family an the United States. Enoloss
me two Goi'aPs'by mai at my risk. aud will
forward oy return mail Circular, wiiIi fiji Ii.
struetians, in the srt. The business is,.erv
easy il. it you are out of g%6l6 yDen9 sr'y
and you will nesetlrogretits for it will be bc,'
terotor you 10 paysthe abago sam, aud S,I,,,rs :,
good business, than to pay twenty.five sce,tt.
for spurious advertisement. This is,,o g,,,..
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Address your letters to- Taoh sdl ,iaia eases
DWIGHT AloNR III New rysgE
Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
BUSINESS CARD.
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"lDOLEloANs DELAWARE,
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal,
Assisted by thoroughly qualified Tcdchers
Vie Winter Session vi 81 weeks viii cunmence
L on the first Monday of November
The Course OF instruction Includes all the usua |
branches of solid English LducaOn. with Ancient
and Modern Languages. Music, Drawing, &c, &c.
Expenses for Winter Session. SS5 or $50 " ill moder-
ale charges for German, rem Ia, Music or Drawing
In point OF location. it Is belieI ell that buI few places
offer equal advantages. COnv nveniehce OF access bv
railroad Is continued With sufficient retirement Ior quiet
sludy and mental Improvement -
Students from a distance board with the Princin;l
and are constantly uudet his supervislon
For particulars ur references ad Lres the Princ al
as above. snnln. IN,