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or Truth and wit are both to be found in
this couplet, by the well known photographer,
William oldys:
In word and will am friend to you. l.
And one friend old is worth dozen new.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

GTThe Roman forum is now COW marker
the Tarpeisn rock a cabbage garden, and the
palace of the Caesars a rope walk. Such is
human glory. tes-
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

or No less than thrty-ene negroes have
disappeared in the neighborhood effort Adams.
Miss, withinilfs past month. They have either
run away or been stolen.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

or Mr.. Ben. Mills. Of Harodsturg, KY, has
invented a gun with three barrels Two Of the
barrels are for shot and the third is rule. II
is said TO be very complete and perfect in its
opera tons
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

or Noah was an old moaser, and very in
different one at inat. He was bobbing and fer
,reting about for forty days and forty nights be-
fore he found arg rat (Arrarat.)
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TIE BALL SEASON. SEASON.

1HF CHARITY BALL AND PROMENADE CONCERT
atihe academy OF Music on Tuesday evening Decenbs
2 Tickets can be had AZ " each Of any Of tho AZ
WIN. Hall sons 2ll broadway; r. 81 Grower s'o broad.
NAY seharIenbers Luis, I@ Broadway NUNS Clark,
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ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ENHANCEMENT

AN WTNIEH ANNANTFNFNT,
Commanding "wednesday, November n, 1857.
nrr0y, CoRrrR srRrwrs,
ss0A w. Mail train for Albany stopping All stations
north ~ wliamsbridge
65P M White Plains trains stopping a, all stations
LEAVE TWENTY SIXTH STREET,
500 a. ", Wiamsbridge train. stopping 40 stations
ll0A. NJ White Plains train, stopping atal .taugns.
~ ~ NJ williamsburg train, stopping At All stasons
500 E Mlerton train, stopping ~ willamsbrdge ard
oil s'aiorf north.
800 Y NJ Cro'on Falls rain, stopping "a all stations.
$50 ~ NJ Wliamah' Ice tran. stnpT ng AZ al stations.
WV y CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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TRAvELTjEns' GUTIyE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD EXPRESS TRAINS
IL for Albany and Troy stopping at principal siasns CON
meeting with Western and Northern ains leave Chambers
street depo, at 30 and II 30 A. NJ, and tA5PM
A. v SMITH. Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Il NAPP's PREMIUM PATENT LAMP.
IN THIS CHEAPEST
Asp ONE or THE SAynsr LAnPs IN THE WoRlD.


This lamp medal at the late fair this tEy
we as bn &c mo np sr burning be eheap
oils It gives duslye steady mel
1S aa solsns y arGcs light, experience no dcaiy IN
ss The .me can be 20 Graduated As cost but one rd
cent per hour or required y VIII produce high. ea sal
The che spness d dis being fixed fact particularly
itself 70 hard times and speaks In glowing words
10 The prudent and economical These oils being onexpo.
sve this lamp s OF all others best adapted for family and
uld lamps can be altered to fit these burners thus making
what are now worthless both useful and Ornamental.
Chandeliers hans ng and slie lamps win reec.ors also
and retail BY the undsrslgnsi;
The following report am ~ PTsnm Committee Of III.
Amsrie, INSTITUTE Of 1857 jusi6es The appes'on Of Gen.
hEse from The report Of the Judges Lamps, thands
sr, Se wsNy nnh nnsn fair e the American In
No. 1896 eeii aud the lamp. In the l67
s Vs %SSs GS be Ss
& o ss % come X ss Up
which was supplied BY air npoa ~ oasas.
.de The wick being .onoentrie
asfs se ri. sS:' sms q e:
worS p1Sang Pfee no esa' se,a and and
7sii ENORMOUSLY Given .f.r lapse q seventy
yea 1 asS rss and es.ny Of M Arsa Sarn.
thus placing within reach OF a. buruax oils the lamp TO suit
%as ss sa5 c Villain & for kn'Pp
signed JOHN W: ChANBERs, Sec. Prem Com.
Numerous testimonials similar 10 the following are being
.rRoy ri GOVERNOR nRIess
have used knapps patent lamp for Eve evenings II IL
said that three g ~ The oil will Gfs~n hours end from
the experiments have made think il will There
pleasant odor from H. and gives brilliant and beautiful
light soft aud agreeable 10 the eye.
Prom what have uscd H. hiuk, all thngs considered
Is he most beautiful aud agreeable light have ever used
Prrr.ri1Lp, sept IA, 1857. GEO N. BRIGGS.
LYON, fso., DISTRICT ArToRsEY
have tried knspps patent lamp, aud give Y unquAl
fed appreciation for The steady sud brilliant light Afforded by
H. Ts lamp when burning the al n The rate 81 gi In
about three hours gives light equal 20 sir eight b~rang
fluid burners least came TO thai conclusion a, making
the experiment Tho lrsi is pccdar account c ia di
lamp with which am acquainted. MARCUS LYON.
IrHAcA, Nov. 9, lnbI
rsos ran Rsy Dxi0fr Hrrr, PASTOR
cesrfuliy certify 10 the value ~ Enspps patent lamp
II steadily ard brilliantly Its light equal 70 hat "
burner and y superorto that at tnr fluid lamps
ordinary should Judge, also, that ws- much
economical than either. j. DWIGHT HUNT.
IrnAcA, Nov. Q, 1861. - -.
To gentlemen ~ small means favorable opportunity 10
ofs~ed In this business.
Merchants lbs city, BROOKLYN snd vicinity. who would
like associate s with their present business. will he sup
ped with the and oil such afford ihem
Those persons throurhou the country who rights
tho above lamp viii he supplied with the lamps oils
w,oks &c Of s hrs qsty and on the beat trims orders
solicited by WILLIAM SrOONER,
Proprietor II tn patent,
No. A. Hudson street, New YORK.
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CrLvER PLATED wARE-THE LARGEST AssORT

CTTNEK TIATEU WATF~IFfF INNtFFNT NfTNWTNI
- or goods this line offered In this country,
superior quality annfactnred expressly for regular
retail trade without reference psnic times pznc prices
are oescs greatly reduced prices presenting
opportunity IL selecting holiday presents =
! az bERRIAN 60l Broadway
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WATCHES, JE,wFLRy, sc.

TEwELRy AND DIAMONDS FORTY PER CENT LESS
s than cost Louis Anrich, jewelry establishment 63
Broadway doors above Arniiy street selling hs
sidk III feworv diamonds watches &c per eni les
than os Persons wishing buy presents FOR the holiday
viii End greatly their Advantage ~ calling LOUIS
ANRTCHS SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

THE LESSEE Or STORE ON THE BEST PART OF
south street near ALI wants consisumens ~ merch.p
suitable The location would take the n
manufactures. Small cash advances would be male
and security ~ the OF 5000 given Address p. O.
boa 615 Posi office.
ITO THE BALD OR GREY.-THY SUBSCRIBER TS P0s
.rssed OF infslsble remedy for badness and
grey hair The recipe for which with explicit drrcaus
for making ard successfully using 49, be VII mpari
appica enclosing him 81 BY mail Tbs ingredients
which compounded Are cheap ard within the reach u ALL
II has ben known ~ fail. Address J. Edward Ware
ing. NJ, H., bon III Herald ONCE, New York city
ylvATgoS $40 SEWING MACHINE
w WATSON $40 sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 sewing Machine
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON go Sewing Machine.
wy ""1 WATSON, WOOSTER CO.,
~ broadway.
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L'CR PoRTsMoUTH, PETERSBURG AND R,CHNoND
~ The Uuiied States mail stsamship ROANOKH Cant
Thomas Skinner. will leave "Wednesday the
O'Clock from pier II North river. she VIII arrive al
Portsmouth the afternoon and AZ Pstcrtburp tha follow
Ing morning Passengers for the South will proceed dracv
by he gratSouhern natl line Those fer Richmond ,,i
arrive there early Friday morning Travellers will ma
his the cheapest p.asanes and most expeditions route
Passage and fare with slaer0om Norfolk 4, po,ax.
burg and Richmond, $40 Apply 70 DIAN pIRAsANTs
No. ~ Broadway. '''"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

"A years OF are with the lest Of references i desrs o
gvng lessons IN The French lsnruare IN exchange
ferssbe bone. Address box 2l9 New York Pest oalce.
GERMAN LE-SOsS PURE DIALECT GIVEN IN
VI schools aud in private by p Rus 81 Delaney
IIORgFMA NsfffP.-A CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN rs
now forming 81 Dsbrow's Riding Academy. fifth
rue corner Thirty ninth Tor
shin and tournament riding The ~ twenty
1--WE So Monday "Wednesday Friday
nRs from 70 10 O'Clock, 70 commence lab instant
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L'oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRrDA.-THE STEAMSHIP
FIbRtEA, Capt fsaac Croweii, will leave sstur.
dsy Dec ~ A. o'clock Y NJ from rer No North river.
Bills OF adng signed only board For freight passage
apply q SAMUEL L. NfTCiiIIda Is Broadway. Steamers
for Florida connect with the above leaving Savannah every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

A NEAT COOK, WASHER. lR0NER AND coon
a baker wants situation, IN either city or country; d
Wiling do Homework other work wages moderate
Recommendations FIRST class Call III St2 sth avenue, neal
1u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

4 YOUNG MAN CONvERsING AND CORRESPOND
"A ing in Eaglsh, German and French, would like 70 fill
three or four hours daily either as eorrespondsn in me
lection teach the above Languages Salary object Best
references given Address o. $50 Broadway care Mr.
Maui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

AN ACTIVE BUSINESS YOUNG NAN WITH en-
n doubted references wishes situation bookk eeper
sss there would be opportunity
a. In the business by investing capital Com
5uncons strictly confidential. Address g +. o., Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14
INSTRUCTION.

G1n -BOoKEEEPERs PREPARED FOR JANUARY,
s~lV. lasS-MR. DOLBEAR. coo Broadway ~il give
recal instruction AMI prepare Two gentlemen for
practical huokkeepcrs IN general special business
Terms only for the ull course. Regular SIS For
private desks apply Immediately.
lnA BROADWAY CORNER or TWENTIETH
JVU srpctThe undermined viii receive subscribers
his new academy 900 Broadway on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Dec - rs ami 10, flom - o'clock r. w., Al
the following rurninal rates vzonc tcar fer writing
lessons 81 he,~ zach Double envy hookke@pipg In
GLIDING mercantile writing and arithmetic only dollars
for The three branches which i less han half he
regular charge for Bookkeeping alone The above
can only b. available % those who scribe nay within
he three days above mentioned PupNs wi have until the
Is or APRIL 1858 20 nrlce their Wrench and
spanish classes formed bis week Terms 20 quarter a.
ri lessons Applications win be received ID. above DAYS
frofn 10 ! clock he afz groaiwa- AMI Al On
PradwAy from 10 O'Clock p " Private instruction given
ali the and sciences under he supervon ~ eminent
tpasters OLTyhk 81 GOLDSMITH.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers.
The ships comprising this line aro:--
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Eldridge.
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Comsock.
The ApRIATIC, Captain James West.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
has taken in their
sucton also in their engines ms strength and
speed and their for unequal
ed for elegance and comfort
The this line have improved tight
partmens and has been make them al
the thorough examination given them proves
their mode Of reconstruction yet uncqualled
Price from New York Liverpool In first cabin
$3.50; in econddo S5 From Liverpool 10 New York 30 and
~ gnn.as. attached 10 each ship. No
berlhs be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED SAILING.
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yTANTED-Two YOUNG MEN TO ACCOMPANY A
" mtiehant % CSna, men for steamers, clerk for q
tn Nnae, tlrfk railroad acse once c0nductoIs
.e,iea - girls 10 travel Apply % GIbbEN CO.,
10 last Brua4way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

4 MPRoINPE PLATE CoATFR Also a GOOD
~ Eighth avenue.
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A COOKS SITUATION WANTED-By PETsoN WHO
IA good cook and first baker; understands meats,
and desserts has seton assist with the
washing Best OF city reference given from her
hast place can at 24S West 2oh St. building, second
Aver
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AsLAUN
"A dress chamhermsid and hne washer; ally under
her business has objection 10 the country Can be
seen Tor days at 20 Charles ST. II 1pt engaged.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN SIIIPI.EY a co, Liverpool.
g. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Paris.
The of these ships will not he accountable for go
silver, bullion, specie jewelry precious metals
unless bills Of adne signed therefor the value there
NJ fharpfn
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A BARKEErER's EATON wANTED-A YOUNG
N n years of wsshes situation respectable
liquor perfectly understands his business
In need Of such viii please call address the
liquor store 42 9th where he is at present employed and
full satisfaction will be given.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, OF TEMPERATE
N habits. wishes a situation clerk bookkeeper
would take share where all capital would
required Rest Of references 10 ietsgrity
Address A. b. box aG7 Herald Office O. w Mooy ACT All
rect
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now ~ her berth and ready receive she IL The
only ship leading and will be The first ss direct
f~ Melbourne. Her accommodations elegant
and unsurpassed having long cabin and cummodous
saierncms The rates OF the charged
by Bane Co.'S Black Rail line from Liverpool md a. low
he afforded consistent with The
The provisions heretofore OF the bc~
quality. For IRE ght or passage
Apply board. 10 X. w. CAMERON. No. Bowling
Green. Sight bills for sale and cash advances made
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
Lindsay & BEakistOn's
CHEAP Book STORE

Books SOLD AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
ALL BANK NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.
The following Useful and Beautiful Books
are for sale at this Great Estab ishment.'
Watson's Camp Fires of the American Revo
luton. with fifty original illustrations by
Croome. oVo Price 81 90
Proctor's Illustrated Uistory of the CrnSod.c
containing over $50 illustrations. | vol. Sye.
Price 50 90
Stork's Illustrated Life of Martin Luther, I6
Illustrations. Royal Svo. Price, SI so
Miss Mays American Female Poets, with Bio
graphical and critical notices and selections
from their writings. Octova edition. Nine
steel plates. Price. 80 On
Dr. Bethune's British Female Poets, with Bio.
graphical and critical notices and selections
from their writings. Octave edition. Nine
steel plates. Price. Sd 90
Watson's New Dictionary of Poetcal Quota
| tons, consisting OF Elegant Extracts on every
| subject, compiled from various authors. and
arranged under appropriate heads. Octave
edition. Nine steel plates. Price, So 90
Yields Sacred Puelicll Quotations, or Scrip
ture Themes and Thoughts as parapbrased
by The Poets. OctOva edition. Nine steel
,r Pla'es' Price, 50 90
The Women of the Scriptures, s illustrations
on steel. Octave. Full cloth, gilt backs.
=, Price, 81 80
Scenes in the Life Of the Saviour. Eight il.
lustratlons Oh steel. Octave. Full cloth.
| gilt backs. prico 81 5n
The Christians Daily Delight, with s iI!ustra-
tlons On steel. Octave; cloth, gilt bucks.
Price, 81 so
scenes IN the Lives Of the Apostles, with eight
illustrations on steel. Octayo; cloth. @lr
backs. prco c1e5n
Scenes in the Lives of the Patriarchs and PRO.
Phets. illustrated by s steel plates. Octave :;
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aSrS;se Inducements 10 Agents.
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to Agents
10 engage in selling any of the above Books
or the numerous others published by them
Catalogues, with terms, furnished upon apolj.
cation to LINDSAY u BiAklSTON.
Publishers aud Booksellers.
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Important E'goAurc{,,S.

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! With IN, b. Ia .yAt, and I.i-.,l,,..,, - "
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! ma loHlI &hd at every Psi Nlicr IA The I'p,r,
9iattN The best opportunity OF bnll ding ami ~,
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NEW If.S IA i'm !, III Para4ruru urm vI;b Cn,,i
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't'"e"'' Arrangements "!ui on.jaInicd bv InIrn
a 1iI lis 10 'ir cal i,"r> urIaIi,,v nra,3rJ H
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ledge 81 tlic iiai, Sculptures, - ami now Revised "a
reC'cL t;r 1'" = tpNHio th" pTvsylt time bv AAI.
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lhe ""lk "H oe printed in l6mo form, on goo,,
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e dug En ddGt!mg or rcliln. in ccmIug Ibronoh tho
M; But ron. 10 lis buyers IN us xood cundiiInn ,s
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me eN AMI ArH!HcIun, makes lS1 PAGES Tbi. nnn,
per Is no" ready having Scen ls,ucd IN advance fnr
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posed 10 act as Agent, or three copies for SI'CO
. fersOns interested will send nnm. diaIev C,r the
FaL number, and, II pleased with lhlS will he nre
pared for iur'hcr orders. R- great demand is CON
idently expected - ''''-
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ne Beauty and the Glory OF the Press!
W publishers inserting the above Prospectus with
nis hoie ana sending us marked copies shall be sun
nel @ win me LrS' number al once, and with suisse.
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Editor Ol the B!blc Times
u,
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State Government.

Governor: PETER T. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES X. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer; W. CLARK
State Auditor: A B. MARVEL.
Judge u. 5. Circuit CeurI: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
Chief Justice; +. W. GILIN; Associates, J.
JOHN w. HoVsrON. EDWARD HOoTEN.
Attorney General: GEO. p. FISHER
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Churches.

Asbury Church, Methodist opposite Market
street; Rev Wm II Brisbane pastor services lUl
O'clock Notwithstanding at dark;
Presbyterian Church, corner Methodist and East
PM
St Peters prot EpisropaL. Union At; pastor Rev
. Rdgely, temporarily; Church nOw closed for re.
pairs-servlces IN Presbyterian church 10 ocl'k,
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denny, John Eaton. Dr
William Cnmmins James. X. Clements, William c
Eliason. Robert Denney En0ch Spruance.
Assessor: Thomas l. Sutton.
Treasurer; Thomas L Jefferson.
PtlIce: Charles Hayden, Owen Simpson, Rec.
Pratt, John Eaton, Jr, John Mannering
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
Hundred Officers.

Notary Public J. IIUFFiNGroN.
Justices of The Peace Smyrna, J. EATON, DANI
b. FAIRIES KeatOn " M IL. TAYLOR.
Collector: MARTIN L SMITH
Constables: Smyraa Capt HENRY D. Scour, Jon.
EATON, Jr.; Ecnton l.. Z. MEzlCK
Assessor: JAMES w Roe
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
SOcietirS.

Morning Star Lodge, No Is, Of F.-AIeets al
Odd Fellows Hail every Friday evening.
Shawnee Tribe, No B, | OOf K M.-Meets every
Thursday evening at Spruance Building
Mcdonnell EDcampment. No ,, | o ofO F,-Meets
I'd and 4h Tuesday OF every month.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
The Law of Newspapers as decided by 4
Courts.
General and Local Information
u. y. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN
Vice President: JonN T. BRECKINRIDGE
Secretary OF State Gen LEWIS CAss
Secretary Of Interior: JACOB rH0MPson.
Secretary of Treasury Howell COBB.
ST C, eiarv of War: JOHN FLOYD.
Secretary Oi Navy: ISAAC TOUCEY
Postmaster Generals A. V. BROwN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH BLACK
Chief Justice lhs United States: i;oGER b. TANEy
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
COrpOrlt;OnS,

Bank Of Smyrrq-Prcsdeni, A. Stocklv; Cashier,
William NJ Belt; CLERKS, f. }. Colt John e. StockIy
Directors, lion Plesey STulnce William J. Hurlock
Daniel Corbit. Henry Slput. Daniel Cumnns, Georoe
DAVIS James K. Clements, Peter Causey ;-Discount
day: Thursday.
Citizens Bank chartered by last Lecls,ature-Stock
not all taken.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10

Treasurer: WIN. SATTERrIELD.
Register: r. w. REYNOLDS.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsrON.
Parliamentary RICHARD n. MERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace llENRY TODD.
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JOmN GREEN.
Coroner EDWARD REED.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
From the Editor Of the Real Estate A5,c,,;.o.

BosToH q School street. March % 1s5-
pe;,r sr Having become premaurey quite grv.
"HS ILuuceG some Elk weeks since, 10 make tr,,I t
your Restorative. haze used less than tl," , I,r VI
m nu me gray mars have all dsappcarea and a,onab
my har i's not fully attained It's original ,,r , %
iI"tSS % Change IS gradually going on and am IN,
i'rHtfy. have also been much er,lIlird ., ' "o
caitAy h'i,ife AMI yIgor OF the hair, vlnrD h,'.o
was haFah and dry; ad hts ceased 10 n,c ,',, a
i'Intry' EcsrccuaIIy, you.s, DC. NJ KrPp
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform his friends pd
the public generally, that he intends to rur
Baggage Wagons Il Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, tor the purpose OF
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight. Bag.
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended to.
o. He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron-
age. EBENEZER LURTY
Dec.19, "5j-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
furniture ami 'pholstcring
a. ARG nss5ks.,

III. 'u "c.si. .". i...'v INF rms hi, en-.
,'n"FS ami i.,e ,t.Ir, !!,l jtc has ENLARGED
lis Pi'r % hH'''''>s IA &n !.:Id sp.ci; III
'"'i' oi taSa"nIhe Fl FtENiiN i,1., ri al! t!r.d.
'ti'H!AriHf"u "i'h csr'".ii care ay iis OAu uur,-
.s y, ami under hro oAE sIrr,!,.i He ais, r.,4rt.
hl:T i'' '"e "Hlc a me-" ':t>o oh'"d ANA ,u.prpt ed
'o!a lcdstad and l,tl-c, Aa.,;. i1r c,,ul,,,l,...
ana case HHr.a>S ai}Ifui. ever L.. eel lc!t,.r IN
rcc1 are l'"nasAaoy LOW. ana he soilcIls Il sLar,
Il fs.5Ilc patronage.
JrilN y. BAVER.
No. 2jj odd No. 10 SorIa "a L.. a,r,yc S.ruro
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