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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-26

leaves Of tree should always eiectuall,
shade the trunk and keep it cool. The
leaves only should have plenty of sun ant
light; they can bear and profit by it. /
trees were suffered to branch out low, ont
Or two feet from the ground, we should hear
much less Of fire blight "frozen. SAP
blights,o black spots, and the like.
Cd. The ground is looser, moister, and
cooler under low branching tree than
under high one. Grass and weeds do not
grow hundredth part SO rank and readily,
and mulching becomes unnecessary.
Sd. The wind has not half the power to
rack and twist, and break the tree, and
shake Oft the fruit; matter of no small
consequence.
4th. The tree will be much longer lived,
and more prolific, beautiful and profitable.
5th. The trees are more easily rid of de-
structiye insects, the fruit is much less
damaged by falling, and the facilities for
gathering it are much greater; there is less
danger Of climbing and less of breaking
limbs.
9th. The trees require less pruning, scra-
ping and washing, and the roots are protected
from the plough, which is too often made to
tear and mutilate them.
These seem to be indisputablc facts, suffi-
cient to silence all objections. An apple or
cherry tree is nearly twice as valuable fer
shooting out low, near the ground, especially
on the southwest side.
~~~>>-~-~~>~>~>~
WHY is CLOVER BENEFICIAL. TO LANDl
Because it derives a vast amount of carbon
from the air, which the clover supplies to the
soil. A dry stalk of clover consists slmost
entirely Of carbon. II a crop of clover is
turned under and decays. large quantity
Of carbon is distributed in the soil. Even If
the crop is not turned under. a large amount
i deposited in the soil through the roots Of
the plant.
Carbon fnrms the basis Of charcoal, and by
agricultural writer's is frequently used syn
onynously with that word. II is an excel
lent absorbent. aud for this reason is valuable
in soils for the purpose Of retaining manures
and The tertllz,ng matters. In Europe, and
in many places in this country where the
soil y pDor, aud manures costly, carbon for
charcoaD Is frequently scattered over heaps Of
manure or other substances omitting offensive
odors, and gasses thus escaping will be alb.
s0rbed by the charcoal. Ii is also an excel.
lent absorbent Of moisture, aud is therefore
very valuable in soil. ltalso renders the soil
~, - - iue, is one Of our mos, yalu.
iDie ihdHhres. IL - iIuI vus P'fi tS.U
speak OF all its excellent qualities, but We
wish merely TO say that 10 no way can it be
. easily and cheaply combined with the soil
Is By raising clover. Farmers who have tried
/ aud seen its effects upon their soil, con-
'ider i one Of the best wa,s Of keeping their
and in fertile state. BY raising itas an al.
ernate crop. Valley Farmer.
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ESlMeassOseSs< .V.sS~.

nh khikkEND 0LV a.. STREET, tof .,
bssissas. JaSAso1 e@aa1y, lSsH, all Eeos4 : .ut.
as istas5 - VI y0aag geo laxps<
10 board and educate sIfL ms "a a son,
Mnsae. With she as- u rsAHs, ErslcL and d .viuz
are iaxIsavd IN the course OF iAssructaoc.
b~lisvas 70 haslhiiy situated, and lying or IN a,.r
% easily sses~satis iroaa ali poists.
Terms N sissals.
Reference 10y sI-caxl y~aaaisslaa3 a.
Tbs Right hss bsshvp Leo, Lav.Ur.,.l
Reverend siired Ls1dsflsek
kesnczvt 1ook, Ess,
Hon lonk,
tol II HAAS,
Joseph sstapss,u. b.,
ami al
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uf cizsa. OF Davenport sni ladies' esp ,sils 90.
fp.pectfIy iastsei 10 catl Il tha t. Clare House
faftaf No 81 4s-.tas~s the pers tion -
"stsss's cstes,sisf Il. F.a.is sss.ss JNssAssss
IL will he "a aAhabssiaI 81 shB sbsse p44ea
tar. snEilnx mae t arasairs f0r all the citrens
80 a. sndtest ii- pscaiasT weftt 10 fAstiiy
i'as Machine 10 a. aiir.bls adapted h eli kIas- 81
tn11is Sestns ~ s simple IN It, constructions EASILY
Gated, a.as to ssf ~ orivt. aud Will a.
gg ii sYrk "a Il sic aAy the expsft
ds1e f~rnts. With her nscis. sat IL I'D far
tAe los lifoe ~ Iweis. i,oiias.
It's sapscfibr has parehss tll~ ssa. right fgr thr
Ntstt lg~s FL the sNle ~ tt a. ss-brsi.d sew
tag Machines coan,s nigh,s ale, Nv applying 10
sae - IssIsou 81 \, istlsr.
JuHs , VALLEY
bsts5t t-fk Ehs " esrisf s. msYsiA~tt
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aoRTGAGEE,s SALE

-, s.,,,.,s IL ". n. Sr.lr.s
j SaffA a. les1, ttsu eS.4e4t.t ~ an busktfk
ant Meal. A.stxas.sa alt that .ssis slsr sfoes
ode and gHsfshsiisiise b. " 10 store NJ. IA
~ ttare's Hisek 40 ths citt NJ Davenport, knos O.
- u r. sp4idins'. LAiirs stsr.. ~ secure Ih~ psy
iGuni ~ two .nlssofy mote. its ~ yon 10 sad
tsaeaskttk and Mead. dated frbruAFy 10th. ISL
'ts Tar f,s - TO- daa Apfil i.th, ISL ssa one tor
si-r - TO- die Asy Isls. t..7, ~hieh sAii prsnis
~afs assts Rfs SOW bsih das ani angaid except q
tsit OF eAr LEO o. the nssl note . that IS
go sei ~ The na s nseni al tse Aforesaid sos.s
~ pursuance 81 Ia. - vested IA q. by xirsae
~ aid Mortgage ~tii expose NJ fuhuc Aac
tiog ths promises Monday tho urst DAY Of June
4 u. irs5 at oeieek 4 H. AZ s.i1 dss. n. said
so0ds aaa merchandise ~ nufh thft~af -. shall
~ suiicicsi y pay The anoaui aas ~isE ali r.ssonA
III. casts p.ftsiA ing ta the taxing k.aFlnx adssr.
aud selling the ss.d pvopert, ssid sale stll be
Ad burned from time 10 time ifdecr4ed necessary.
SANBTshlhk A Msap
I. LAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
UtyespoTt may tedtf
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AT TEN ITO MI
Il and r,sAias fsesIs. can b ossaissa q H.
Scr o. rxR AuvIL,
SECOND ST., D0ohs Apovs Pnnxy.
IL sar sss.ssi's ssssI d speeding ,sssAA ~ ,.
~ ID Mslsirlytss ss,ases Hssas.
Con % Plain DO
Essss Tip's. - 90. 1ssAias asAs.
Wyd. paisssA otlk Asss,
- ID. Lasa a.
Cotton and Gu. hsss Do
estvsis 90 Swivel alskssA
| oosk 1lsa1s-all slsss,
shrimp ueN.
osavtasaoa, HnssSsa
Sevuas Pieces,
wtpssas Rsss,
sho Fsssss,
Dosb,s sAss Ds,ss.
Ps~lss 1iasks,
0ans nass,
Hisssss 60 sipIls wssssAsA
Gee Wesns at Is,s,
Haaasd's Osisssuasd Pew&sr.
eiys 1alsvtss We1s,
o. - cssasaos
shss 81 Gsal.
..::e:. x'.Ai.s srosrss s.sss. an !. ..n
saOo - eAs AnvAl.
~ ~a Isin0sros LocK WOOD.
Chsbb, Brs., Barrow &Cs.
lvvea e sals % ssassssA,s sse.. sssfslsiss
= - - c.ss |. nsrsA p.,sspss.
Al ~ ~. ~ s s,s. 1essS - ~ ssssssss ssss'
s: Il -: =: e -: e....s: !. :. ..,.- !.
1880 e - 80 = - 81 $1,000
Se essy1sesss Ns.esees o. - saosp sfeussls.-
- 80. ~ -: sisss = $3.50, -
sEli11s s11i mine o01i
~ - =. 8. 81. -; =, ~: s::a
pkI doom ~
..s:-::.:: +: II: y. I - ~: -. 49,.
90 $780,
81
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VESTS PATENT
India Rubber cement Roofing !
a. y MILLS a 90. soals .sKaowlsd me lib
" ersl pasFau4g~ They aAss fccsts Cd nom 10
H ana ms pob IL al, ind s1uld tafor \.
ihrH iheJ are e SAssi IA the basiaess % Reosax
wnh
wssts Pstsli India R4bbsr cement.
And hAssss lad go ssaT's .xpsrleses In .hv basl.
hsss, nave made am pfvsctaoass IA lac Application
anu sohp"sia9n 81 .as faal-E Al, hereby ley are
enabled " construct . more aarabi. toof IN. An,
nih"f composition yst tnseGtsd. AZ ass ptvof 81
Ia" iaa vf Vest hsoaax, Inera arc 80 ~,
Aiofs al tne snsentios travelling Iais stale s;sA h
i."aed fA1e.ss that ct. si,gatlY varied. but o "a
smi sAoh na impossible ~ tell me diosrsnce be-
ssesn shssv aud Asstss t-meni. Ihs subset ! . r.
ssss e.sasined ioar diasrcst samples vi ..ss pre-
20. - ..,ass Aaa On tracing y. Out 1sssA
th- PArties had all bveG "a klnx la Hasg's koof.
Tug. he subscribers would eaRlloa the pubic
sGAiHd All sarh setrad.rs, As ~ 10 we'll know thai
~ o.ass material has yst been discovered when
sni evaf NO AeLaon Of heal zaa cold, frost anu "a
s"a saiA " inAls aaessf, aud IL any dascov IL
inAap vi afsn Cement, the PARTIES thereto vii Dc
aeii fsspoasios ic' saeh infrtus cement W the mlI
.xt-ni II tho law
Nu A..is = Go. will cover roots n ad ks-p thsn,
.soa order Tor OF Ie yeafs ~ilhoas expense L,
ed. esssS''
n B.-~Pers.ns wisAiAA So parcas.. Ceau,,
haxhts ia the state OF iosa Tor III. ass Of Wsss,.
-, hlpisy ssfert, bnisesa front and second.
faArehs
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- KO wv ~ MkLLl.fKD
ass LANE srkhkf. CHICAGO,
~sol,.aIs ssALsss Asp sAsesAeruasss u,
bedding aad Gplaoasaery Ss~oas.
TO ufHoLsrkRERs AND FuRNITuRk
nkALehs. HshAve ID STOCK oar ovn msuu
l&TtaFea
MATTRESSES AND BEDDING
OF al stnds, iaoigdiss tAe fsllowiax GOOD. b, In.
toasaa ssls. - lSd Hsrss liar, Feathers. Mos.
nxcslsior, uas~ ,Cosasn, So II as, spfiaxs. WEI
sslx, l vitae u-.nssss. o.@ll Tsina 1,i ass, etc.
HerELs. cAURChxs. STkAnB0Ars, AMI
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,
fsnsi.l.d sihssssra prices aud al shsrl asllss
Ap.d3m
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sssosa street., ssswsss sssAy Esd pssry
Nay ssa,--asvsI
To x e ~ 9 TIC E!
WADSvWOssTBs
-: ;i:s 81 .. .ss:.
esasins Dlask ThrsaA vslls,
1asA ossps = Passts 1slss,
1assOs nssss.
WAias csass - Stella sAAvh,
RasA osss silhs,
AlssaaAss's TIA elsvss.
DOTTED swiss AND saiLLlANrs,
kAsxaiDsasD BANDS AMI vLovNcss,
LADJ8s,
osasssa. Des6srsa 3 4. Q. nanAksssAish,
WAaissese ana CesasA sksrss,
ssees1 oes 0nveAess 0assgss,
Li.ss TRAVELLING sssss = Osssars,
lA1aa sAass gssass,
Aud ~. .-psss 10, Of
I1ONTlN0 lsNENs
n.ysAM ever eesssd 10 pavsspor.
"SElR WTOREO
oAsaGsA naaAs
rHs eoODs oSssasD At oesr III
.,ss. = .. 9 ss s 49, y ss sss -
:ss - s: .s:s : -. :: e s; :.
ss..s sr s ~ s fssas sss ~ ssy sss ne e
osoas sssao' = sasssa 49, q IS sssssss St'''
u.,,sau =. ". VAN Hvs.A,
1ssosla.No0 a11 az ::
Burrows { .Prsetyman.
MOULD , ..::; e e. 90! Sass,.,e: g: ;.
Ing our Sau aa1 Wissss - 3s.a,sSs 80. y
~: s.ss 1922 81 u !. s::e 2 !. =.
=: =. so.....siI :ss.iss s1Issss . = 80 =
DREEsSSS G ; {
AIM. n.r,,-. - -. :: $780,.
Laseses, 0ofeinsa. -. SSe.,s IN 1...
ta!las = o.eas vastsV,
S's cs.s... o.se vessaap. 10y 1AAs
0-H~
uof0Wofo. CogDoto. Oh Cln1k0
nnoosr ssoods, window Shades
"a :: !: 49, :: =: e.: e. 80: g, :; s:1:s
= :: 81 =. =; !; $: :; ::
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PUBLIC NollCE


1 hereby gwen that GOO. L. vcnt.afl, ELe aex OF
i loot i.eais 4, Dsssaini, Jssn 4 easG. aeoree
y. Sargent, Aassin torhn Aoneu NJ Pr.gsyws "a
Nhaties Leslie, Ansanlo he Clare. John N NJ
burrows, James Grant. Jaaa ~ Iliion Hiram
rnes John " w,ley aud pancsa S. kidridee OF
scott t.unis, ant Lotiby whnel=I John Cotton
1h,Mss Busisra.id nj Giiasoa Gsasty; has. s,.o
assa themselves tessiae 81 ~ lass OF lsus
8. hsds ssr ale aad.r The a tho Maubs~
pinleon Bulge Company. Th- yr,nsipsi plac. Oh
tbe tanssr ron Of tho business ~ sid alton
IL ths ely Of Davenport, Scott 30 loss. fav tu.i
o. ogr company IL ~ bull bridge ross Inc
bseylLiaaA kls-f fpr Ih- er.s.ln NJ OF per.su.
Bl9 property Dr here The aAaoant OF ca pital
.t,ek ss~~atg- i've shoa aud aatlats. sBf - 10 y.
satss foi!oss ylx.-nss per rent I'll lac time vi
4asefistns Ia The cams aHl ths a. sall lfaan tn
RiFsetsF % ihsiAlimeAia VI Ept more man lueaty
FFFt~ht 90 lbs vs1s Anosa at AID ss Intervals "a q
a-ss sss ssatA Notice % B. gsea OF saeA call isr
800 sas las. isilsA.,sa bslaz .ss aa,. selsr-
~ tAs issh as9 ~ ysil gs-T sol !. ess.l~a u :,
are efty fsmrs h saslfs II sks east.ay Al -,
Fateses~S ~ bgAfa ~ sesa4 az stot. A g,...
sal rhSsr ff9tb ihsf - % .sa.a nexfS..,,
@a4 f9Hasafss ana sssL ntsas s4n MI 4ak~ srs.1,.
I'd .xnhis az aAAl t* as1essst a. s.sa yrs-r.
10 slssieG ~ ipilss. fi.e sr.i ssAss "a. a..
tasssand dollars ssAlt - safes tssaa AL sa.t,
e@assogsssH8A4tg IAsF~@IsAF
fas a4snsa an sast ~ Il. tssss fa.ss - t.stlit.
70 vklet is1- iDMyskf AZ a. 80 iisn. "a siss.
tisaif - afis~s thSsssEa dssIsfs, tsesf.e ~ "a.
ads az the 14np4Ly
rfvs.s properly !. sI.nss ros. 80 +. t,,sl.
isbts Y..s4a.
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NJ. DALZELL, Jr. d CO,
wnOLEsALE AND RETAIL ag0CEGs
.. &. Corner second Perry cts
NATk have nov Ia stors aaa fnr So i rDnpi..s n
w sostasns Of Osoccrie.. VIII '" "nss a. ~
any other house 10 th- city.
Oar STOCK eensists OF everything Usually Kept by
6foeep. va
UuGur, MolAssss,
ce1ss, Wy. syrup.
Tea, Duekwhsat Flour,
Corn MsAl, dsniasy,
White Dsaus, split f.as,
ossins, Aroma s.d Goaeo,
CAmdsn Flour.
Celery Ssed tor seasoning,
Nssbs VI every desefipaoa,
SoAps, fAucy, Chemical tAnitf
ktssch,s No. article,
Sage pearI B@aey IApiorkt
fsvsh Peaches Preserves, f.ssIr.,
neal, bsseptt, soda aud bat - ss.,
faDcalss~, hAissatas, sai, spda ,eJ<
stove fra-hs. and britl.h LussfN
bod Il IL, .iuthss D3ue., ~,
Raisis 4, kal., sisons., tanaies
f.sf iss-ras. Dr~i b."t.
Mack raj No aa kilis tar faiatt.s
star, ..ksrs aud taio~ candies.
lamp WICK aud shimhays,
baskets, 90 ,dca hnd Willow safs, a tsfxs sxyot
al th- @Assr arilsles anf taAAs ,fa - uae
I.faas w a.ntion, ~v Offer Is~
GIVE Us A CALI.
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4 111I11D puYolmAu
fwhsse sas1s u ~ have nsasly ran oui, discover
= WIN . ~ 1ass lsdtee. eesssin care ~ Cos.
ss.psioaa AssA.s, nscseAiNs. Coz hs, and 0ss.
ss.s 8: ~: ana ..::S =: ,.: :,
g. ~ - aeas1 aesA " - sssSsrfs sssseseiivs
sd lss,sss SsslIuss q preparations sads lrsa ne
- Aasd ga ssesssdsd IL ssasss9 " 1880 ~
sss - sssss s'S q. = 20. sl,s: ssa v:i Y -
asvss Ailed u aAhtss sAsa c,apisssiy Asaleny
Sii = 3 g 80: - ssss :: ssss
g aestal = ~, $50 susesssssily sslag Il Ms 70
@ . ssss,..d - =: s g: = ~
- - - =: ssSsssss 10 sagssa y As pssssst q
No. is0rssd sssssI. sssssy cisy, M
- sAls - .isisiss y is4ss. 'sos d. :. -:
ss: =: :ss .:s'' = : !: :s:, 81. a
= bsesos ~ World. asd - y naks l.saov. "a ~
= es.s .ee Isses,s es ae1asises fsOa - sssi1s.
8 - ss6isss o = sssSs . = : -, = :,
Z. $500, ~ - eelnSeseaao - EasslniIe ~
49, 49, - \. a.s1.s.ss essss..y spsss.
vseeeDly ee9peae1s1 ct 1olsssss ssd 8 ssrcS
'sssSsS3 - ssss'ss 20 ssss.
HARRIS
NEW SPRING GOODS
:sAvs Asuvss,
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10Ea0MT ExP6eE&s cOMPANI
.tAAA MO1Lxy a INV,
~Affsse ~ nssk Islaad Dsvsaporl
prepared T. tfsaepost goods
ssspsseA nsn ~ osAsi HsiS 81
~. 1os, tAlAAsll - saA - q.
1910 usssh .ad oeutk
as~Hs ~ ~. ~ sse asrsDt f~aas a.
XeS1S ~ ~ a. 49, Ga 30 al svos bss
~ ~, ~ -. ~ ~ e e sag, rspassuos
~ s1easSS. -" M -,,, ~ 49, u goods while
e - ~ damage nay hsv aeeass.d r., -
- Asstssss V nass arm a..,.
ee0 I'll DSeass all -. !. naGlas ., yss.sf
- - 80 etbeg tse.
apess, wss.As s,s,,.. ss. Va ~
- esaAs - Davenport, corner Prom,
66JksLA,. ! SAD Ss'',. rom
SWANS . .:::.r. e..~
- - sAsp.
M 49,: g e'sss:s .
9 % ] 5 ] J
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Improves OssillatiAg Steam 1nginss
tcrdes 4 waassorsss fsssn,,)
0AAa1ooeuso4 as tie BAvhoyo usshine shep
lIoaris s., Yea esd % ~ 81
NPO0 t. 10 ..
J order kngines 81 any siss, snd invtts thee
vealng . call - y ar snop, wasss one Of tAs Gisd
aaplsity ane eoa pssssses ,and soa bisise = tSsy
% al beet geessess II Ms ss0oss ssstopssssSar
sa1ssQ vsh o.ssss Of great utility peculiar 10 Ihsm
snA sepalss. We aieo make,
NIL Weax Of I'll kisls 81 HAouuRyY
n gsasfsl, Of the bsss qnaiisy.
8opolRe0g Promptly 000o.
IAoee wbo Avof q vita IN cir orders me, dspsud
% bstag essvsd 70 sslisfacston.
dsslo g dsLf TOwNskND, SMITH 4 CO.
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nAkkUEs soiii, rtiatsl. s.na llsal .a4 ns.hsl
% Dousnlnss BAiase ~ iawas, 0F ahss, mhsa
Nsrino, White Crap~ ,hasl-. ts.tH assIs, blaek
Sllk Maaltliss. bl.k Lace d. I.iies s Gloves, kid
Yinssbed do. ladies Bsits, L.llrs' 90, ~ hit1
etix do, SOLID daaubfsy, sts4sh Nst .h4t# B9tted
uuiss Coi,red d. ssncy Hri.iislts ssas, Prints
Skeleton Skirts, aud ssfs, q vsrlp i.siy ..isns
wear. ssrh - Linen ssit eoatias, a.3 iAneas. ssn
kssn, ste, sertna Twill Blas r. tas, ueEi~s~
lrisA Lnsn. Fsney shirt,ng, &c,
ksmsmbsr the piece corner hoss iss,,i aud Sccoi.a
streets. syiol
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Qbhags.


fLsshO - WNs'S
f.sa..,,,.o, s,. ,lorDL
- o. A. Al
Dealers IN Iron. SeeeI. No1uA. NeDvGS.
80. 49,, ,.
HAAFf AND shh.f hAhp"Ahe,
No. ear Lake street q AtoaIo, llllDoh0s
n.,,.tAyn
-
Seu0 cASGSf Sns0M GAsHSf
".s x,Sn,,Ts
Ii ssasaesir.a., ass,s ssusa Sl.ss street., =.
-sea asMs go Aosf"s streets, toss". neSss.
"a sas nae "a ~ a"puSh, sgs. .,sa 90
90 Silver. Kess~ooi, AsAssaay, sl.ss w.i.s.,
ana. pa,s:i .aa .aippsa = "a, par q .as uai,sd
49, saa,a Ii.,s .,,..,
AAy,Aasu Pos, once Dor ass, cAisAxe. Ilis.
Hic AGO LEATHER BILLING MANuYAcToRy
KELLY 4 BLACK 0lMN.
yseafsetaf.r. a /. s4p.rsar Ar,l.t. Of
eAk tanned
q = - - IS l.
KxLLg sLAcKsuRS.
s..aarrtorr mporser. 81 Frvaea ana n.ux.,,o
s-.asr, Doal.rsia Taaaers 81 -. AIa.s, IS las
s.rgs.. taIl 49, LIINofs Iaas ssIsy
-. ---------------
aoiiSA
"A =. allLLka lAse OF me tfIA sl Assn uphsn
" d Hsl!sr having dissolved IRON that CO seer
~ 40 AL Vt AArea .xsgy, nAs formed the nee
srn oi MILLER a HOUNDS, No. ~, south
ws.sr street, sHit co. and aAssnx byea 40 f.r,au-
..e .. - receive gaslr spnnx -s.oes Of Grocsrles
Ia advance am oSser House In inear k4le ind css
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Earle PlOMS.

SAVERY & co, corner of South Front and
Reed Sts., PhilnGelphiu,
Manufacture Nos. l, =. 3, 4, ), Right Hand. and
Nos 40, Al, Left Hand Eagle, Selt-Sharpeniug
P.ows. Nos. l, =, 3, /, ;, Eagle Improved
Nos 0, l, J, >, 3, Hill Side. Nos. l, !, >.
K dying. No. 5. Right Hand. and No. e. Lett
Hand Double Michigan, and No. 0, |, ,, SUI
soil Plows.
Also, Ok Scrapers, Field and Garden Roller :,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All ofwhcn
are for sa e at their Works, at CURTIs& IlANp's,
corner OF Market and Decatur SITS. or at the
different Agricultural and Hardware stores.-
On application, we will send description Of ar
tces bs mail.
We also manufacture IIollnw ware, namclI-
ed ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &c, &c ::
P. b. 3AvERY, ARAD BARSOws, JOHN sAvERY.
marlS-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-18

TsPRovEMENT-Mes Ward & Cotton are
making considerable changes in the building
occupied by them, and which has heretofore
been divided into three stores. The partitions
hGve been removed. and the whole lower floor
front turned into one room, which will be filled
with confectionery, clothing, &c. Immediately
back Of these are two large rooms, one to be
used as a. Restaurant and the other as an Ice
Cream Saioon. The second story is being ar.
ranged into convenient Hall, to he used for
similar purposes as Town-EIal, capable o
holding several hundred persons This is some
thing we have long needed, and these enter
prising gentlemen will have the thanks of the
whole town for devoting part of their building
to this purpose.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-18

VAMoOsED THE RANcH.-We are informed
by friend, says the Milford Diamond State,
that the neghborhood around Brldgeville, has
been little excited for week past, en- account
of the "mysterious disappearance of Mr.. S
W, farmer, and a husband and father,
who resided near st. JoAnstown. lie was enc
of the Trustees of School District No. 76, Sus-
sex county. 1t appears that on Tuesday of
last week he informed his family that he was
going to Georgetown to take up the money due
the district from the State, since which time
his family have not seen him. But from re-
port, it seems that in company with young
udy, who resided in the neighbOrhood, he left
for parts unknown,
He is about fifty years old, and has wife
and four children, all Of whom,we are informed
are grown. The "fair one" is about twenty
years of age, and it is presumed she is well
calculated to take the Old gentleman "arOund. II
Smyrna times., 1857-03-18

PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-Th
BODY will meet on the 25th of this month, in
thr Asbury M. E. Church. One of our con-
temporaries in referring to this fact, observes:
Bishop Waugh, Senior Bishop of the NJ. f.
Church will preside, and as this is the year of
general change in the appointments, some anx-
iety will necessarily be felt both by ministers
and people, not that the ministry will be left
without charges, or the people without Pastors;
but the severance of the pastoral relation aud
the separation OF fond friends, united by the
strongest christian sympathy, will ever be fol.
lowed with tears and regrets 1t IS however
one of the admirable arrangements Of this
church that as soon as the Pastoral relation
with one is severed, another appointment Id
made, aud the workings of the church, move on
us harmoniOusy as though no change had oc'
Cured. This Conference now numbers 2l3
Ministers, and embraces within its bounds, the
State of Delaware; the Eastern shores OF Vlr.
ginia, and Maryland, and that OF Pennsylvania,
living between the Delaware and Susquehanna
rivers, to a line running from Lebanon on the
west, to Stroudsburg on the Delaware River
Although covering but portion of the terri
tory originally occupied, yet there are now l6l
Stations and Circuits, and fifty thousand men,
bers of Church within its bounds. II ls one oi
the Oldest conferences in the connexiOn, and
occupies what may be oallod classic ground in
the history Of MethOdsm, especially the Pen
insuIa, which in former days were favored with
the ministry of an Asbury, Coke, Whatcoat
George, Garrettson. Sharp, and others, who
proved themselves able ministers, Of the New
| Testament.
Methodism on this Peninsula has planted her
Churches in every neighborhoOd. Her minis
ters, by their laborious, self.sacrifcing spirit
and fidelity, have secured the respect and con-
fdence of the people and fundamentally car
ried peace and happiness TO thousands of fam
lilies With great respect for the cause IN
which this excellent body of ministers are en-.
gagged, we wish them pleasant Session. and
greater prosperity the ensuing year.